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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Sanf fir Sieic 10 praftiidc Mttarbcit
Nnsbruf pcrleiben. MtDge Der licbc
8utt ieincn Scscn uidjt purentbalten,
oantit bic @irfunscu Der fntbuliihrn
Ereiic bas @erf Der Wtiiipnen iiber=
al nadJbaltig mad1eu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
gu %pertAMieu.

Shonss, ebeneS 9anb. ihnar;er goSen.
III giebraSto gum Frsiic pom $3.50 bis stS
per ader. 98ir babeh ipGbreno ben legtel
s,uei Sabreu iiber 10000 Nder Oil Siir9el
Der Stabt Dubuque pertaait.
DORNES-BUSCH LAND CO.
116 Ninth st. Dubuque, Iowa.
Seim ehreiben er,patue man gen. pleies ylati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
nrkthPrtd1
Gar ben Urpsberfaxi.

OIL uuue ben IS. ge;ember.
Ogefrefbe. sen. m.bf. .te.
w.;,.,.
Safer: 45-52c per siibsL
Sorn: 5s-60c y etgnfb.l.
@erlte: 65-90e per Suibei.
S.ossea % 10 soe per Sh,eel.
Mebl. rat,ut AZ sos an. aro;os,
81. 6ow6 90 ""S9''
!sI,i, 500 IN
c..
Cntier. Gter nnb Rate.
Ger: 25-3l-32c per Ousemb.
Butter: DARN, Bic; @reameru. 35H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Sir @cihnnhtsitimm

habcn mir son5 beionbers arf Seitc /.
3, 8, 9 unO 10 9eior9t. Mebrere Der
@rSablln9cn uno Irtitcf iino ipcaieQ
Iilr bieie 3citune aeihrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Serlaaat.

etr 1nNn. MT beim Sabr Sir cinc fntbplii.le
camille aut elmer Siehs uub Wetreioefarm Sa
a%rbeiter. MuB beiidnois unb in Stauoe iein.
0nrn,nrbeiten aler Irt 5u oerridIten uno gut:
3euaniNe oprlegen. Sin gutes Seini ilr oet
rechter Nanit. Ran abreiire:
Gbas! enmartIe, Goale GATE. sPirn.
yeim edreibcn rr,uabmc man Gen. oieies g.att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Ser ginindr bcs d)ineiiidjen Fres
nlicrs GUAM Obi aai bat iif 5lr ben
Hcpplltiondren 3ipeds Nnfniipfuna
bon Sriebenss GerbanDlun9en begeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
@er 6rauht @pqmaQrca!

Gnipfehle midi benz eeebrten TubIitum bcrc;t
ipollene Strlilrpie. uuterrode. Sbaipis. aiueer.
tapper, uno StridIunarei iioerbaipt az iuicrtis
aeu, NuspuBen uno BreAen BON Serren. nib
9aneusaIeioeru entgegensunehmen WittiUe
xoMtie SdbWdrt, 2268 gpuler Npe., Subuoue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
0eimlnhr'

so Gier. iiini Nieilen bon Der Staot. Ireis
$500. 9apon $500 baar. bas lebrtge mi. Rietbe.
100 afer, etne Weile pan gutter Staot. y3ie,n1
lid gute Ver6eierIng,u. Yret5 $500. Sapof
5000 baar. oa5 ltebri9e luie uiietbe.
Giienbahntahrt Fab irJeno elmer oer iipei
6ar:ten jurliterftGttet iuenu Dor Dem ]. Silt
p%ertnuft. Mnn aoreiire: Enc 2tuen 0cu1tD
SuOeftment Co., 2ongtou. Sans.
ycim ehreiben erWdhne man aeh. oicies ylait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Tic bl. Miiiiun,

bic bun 3. his II. Sescmber in
Y~ctcrsburg, Soma. untcr 2citung bcs
bo6iu. YatcrS @corg ppm Spitbarcn
Slutc itattfanb. lit bodit c~riol9rcid,
pcrlaufcn. - Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
SntereHantes in shnibeln.

Ariessiefretdr Stimion crfldrt, bab
Die Mrinee i'm &rieesfal gang nn5u-
iein ipiirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Tah ben eriten in Yefine einee>
troffeien ailtbenti1teu Hodrid)tell
iino Bel Der fiir5liden Srembeu> Ser
folsung in Sinfu aht IuslGnbcr.
inter bieien bier entertainer, um's
2eben scfommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
5urni's glpeufranter mn BIN,

beleber, Ragenz Stdrfer unb Scils Del
lit in Sreb 2 h mitts, @rpceries
2abcn, 80. 266S @aibiugton Str,
5u perfaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
9lhtultl!

gsefpr Sic cine quite 5arn tclfei iuouen fir
nenif @elo uno in einer Wegcnb. no man nod
gutes 9ano ;uIn 4reile pom s35 bis so ben 2fcr
In enter oil9euoen tatholiidlen @emeiuoe be-
tommen TAIN. 10 iuenoen sic lid ged. an
]. P.HiGHBERGER,
Westphalia, kans.
Seim sdreiteu cr,pabue mau GET. oieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

ilcbcrfra9 ............ .$S15.35
&p. &au 9anf, Buffalo,
u. 3. ............. 500
). q. @aspar, Caledonia.
Wirn. 100
Sobn Dieter, @umpbrep,
Nebr. ............. 5000
6. &c. &rie. &iaolupnle.
aans. ............ 800
Sp. Sormaltl, Sell Hapip3.
g. 3. 800
Sobn &applrciler. Sebeta,
Wilui. 100
ll%nbctannt, S%pracuie, &c. q. 10000
Soiepb Wann, Gdultc, Sflo. 100
s. y. Scntges. COTTONWOOD,
S0a9o 400
j. =. Sursert, Serrppile,
gPo. %
ann c II: 49,. .$9S0.60
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
IerbeRerte Tarmen n, psrfanfeu.

SetoSWSst O"t"S" 3" sts""IS"
Sh babe ungeiibr % 9utuer5eferte 5arineu
i'm tatloliiden Stearas County SIM Trsiie BON
S35 bis $50 per Nder lIo linter letd,ten Se'
oiuguuoen Az pertauien. 3iefel5en lie Ien ole
in elmer 9ntierMiug uor einer bis su finf 4Reileu
BON Der atrd)e. 3ieie farmeu iueros ale biiiei
iinf Sabreu SIS bis 800 ben Nter ipertn ieiu.
Sd,reibet iofort an
j.. J. AHMANN, Richmond, Mimi.
Seim sdbreibsu crwdbms man gea. oieies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
gu faafen eemInjht:

Gin 9abeI in einent guteu gan bitdotdlen in,
3elten ooer Nnroipeiten, 100 i'd ~ne5cnbei ettuaS
Gelegenheit bietet, TiauoS 5u itin,uel ulo i'll
4oreie: god Dor 33.. 5te1er, al.
Seim ehreibem erwdbne a,an gen. oieies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
TDg 1rippe mo @eihnadst:
baum.

(6ortiesnne BON Scr 8. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

&bieaso. osu 10 Se;ember.
03etrsibs
@nwn-
Ges.: 94tS a99456.
Nat.: 9SH e90M.
Roru-
Oe;.: G2T 9s3.
Dtai. G3}&@G4$s.
Saiu-
Ge,.: 46%@47.
Vioi. 4sA@+9.
Eiebmarlt.
Shwerne--
5hpsr.. $5.0jaG ID.
Shnere. rduhe. IS. % @6. 10
yeihte. $j.65ss6. Is.
9emibts. 50, s5a6.30
Dleh-
Rmouieb, 81 5OaS. 80.
Ribe aIo Rtnoer. ) l.aoa6. IS.
S&aie-
gtnheimiide gammn s4.25a6 10.
99stlihe sammcy. 81. 25GG 10.
9inhtimii6e S6aie. s2.50e4.l0 ii.
s8eitlide S6aie-S2 75@4.l0.
HrOuiEpnen.
ShIpsineieiib-- =.
San.: Sl5.+79si5.55.
Mai. Sid.s5@1h %. \
S&mal;-
San. : s9.O1e9.0T.
Rai. S3e7e9.3s.
Rippen-
Sam: ss.t7@s.2 30.
Wai.: 81, 45@s.5
a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Iarire e efretdr Ieber iHeint
ipirflid ernitlidb entId)!oiien al leil,,
Die NapD CARDS in Vrootlpn, 9oiron
nnS Yortsmouth eineebeu 81 lallen.
trotbem iid I'M @on9reb seipaltiec
Sppoiitiou baDegeu crbebt.
Snt Sabre 1910 famen in BEN Ger.
Staaten 9S Worbc ailf Die WiGiou
G%inipobncr, in Stalien is, In Canada
13, in England 8 unb in Scutfdbe
lamb 5. Gin ueiterer 8eipeis, DoB
mir" on bG Spite Der &ultur
marihiercn.
Ser Sudcrfoui9 Sobn Arbudle, Der
bon elmer @%uroparei1e surildeefcbrt
lit. iuilbtc 6u er8G6len, bnb Snder in
Sonbon brei Wal 10 biel foitet. lpic
Dor gans tllr3er Belt. Or idiebt ole.
Sdulp nuf Die serinse grnte unb alif
bas Iorseben Der 8riiiieler 9onpens
tipn, Die ieben Ionat BEN Ireis ieits
icst. Surh bns o%lttofratiifc Gore
aebcn bieicr aorperid)aft lei 8ubz
lam. bns cine 9rpBe Iensc bon Sudcr
probll5irt, b%erbinbcrt, mebr afs 20O,e
900 Sonnen jdbrlth nus5ufiibren, 10
oaB cs belte an 100000 Sonnen
Hob5uder nnfgeitapclt bat, nit Dem
man Der Slfernpth lcift o6bclfen
f0nnte. Scrr Grbuflc mill pcriuhen,
IN Woihineton cine HebuftioiN bes
Suder5oaes o~urd)5uiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Seitrdse fir Die Miiiiun in Saesa,
Snnien..

(6iir Gep. DC. %b. Sani5c, Riiiiondr. ]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Cine Siaide ir1r gut setbon. II
Wtt. SIiOsr. IA, So SprIiig SL. 7. sSeb. 1910.
Baitor aonia's yierpeuItdricr bat mir febr
pilf Sctalt. pbppbi lh nur cine 6laine ges
brnubte; bic beftigcn &iideriGnlccjen ii1o Se'
bdGtntsiGinldc lirb oe;i1ioritotIi. Sprebe
ou'ilr nte,ilen bcften Oani aus uro i7eroe ben
siereelit.rfer iberaH elipfeDIe..
Spbdnn anorr.
Sral 9. Sbcntas. gSiuoiielb, q. y, scr
han Sd.rdheanfdlelt 3 Wanaie LANG ecpIngt.
eiiti9e DOZEN bon Soitor GDnig's 9tcrucitiiar.
Ter bra0fcif 2eife.unr, mad Uebralib etner
Siaibc BADEN ilb Die lireaiitbcn slnfdlle Mot
ipicoerDoli.
Serr Soc gbrnc in esitafclS. Sa. int
rlebrere Sabre on Sdtafloiigfeit inS NERO.
ittlt; iein &eb1Ginls uto SenipermbacR
t%iunlpiien ab. surb ben Gebrau6 bon Baiior
Stonig'e Gerbeniidrfer ertrcut CT f5 lett zines
s~e}i,ioen odIaies, and i.in Nernen5niiaa6 bat
li5 , s%sSeii bn1 nHS er S9nii SOtt' Fir Oas ipln'
i~Ax Elm tpe-tAooN.s End fur yeros1!eiosnes
1GsTRt uire Seoeu Der Is perlonet. 5useianot
W. @rrie srbaltst andb bic Wlfhi5tu niileult.
Tieie 0lebi3iu .puroe isit ben, Sabre 1875 bon csrn
Spdap. Yaitor 0baia Sort Gapue, Snb. ~SabtreItst
nno iest int:r teiatr lnipctiui9 bon Der
KOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lako Str. CHICAGO, f1Ls
Wet sIpptbefern 49, baben inr
$500 Die WlaSde,- q TlaSclcn fur SS.00t
orobs si.7S, s'iar 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

sic bciligc S5cnc. Gin bcaes 9icht
i!utbct bcrcin. Die 6irtcn nut ibrcn
lun9en Stdbcn nabcn lid cbrfiirIiiS,
unb ~ba tbut iih oiflteu bos birnm>
liid)c Sbor. "a fuSelu bic Gneel gnn6
bnlfenlpeis berppr." - Cher ipir
lteben unr elmer lldbtlihen 3anbid)aft,
Ic;tiudrts rnscn Die Gcltc elmer altcn
hcntid,cu Hittcrbura; unh Die nltcu
Wniurn iiub bell unb Die MenIGen
gnb Die @nSclcin iinb bcu nab !idt
bon Dem 9Gttiiden Wlanse bcS birnm@
liid,cn Ninbes. GrauBcn, i'm Sid)ts
itrabl Scs aiubcs, elm lcild)ieuoer
9bcrlb. rer Den 5irtcn. cdtcn heilte
id)cn gailerlltppcrl. baS beiligc Wnus
Der Der G%briitnodt pcYfiinoct. Ningsz
INN licat Die bcutid)c Snnbidaft I'M
Sdlpeiger, MIR Die Sternc funfeln an
Sinrmel. Die alld) ali ibr 9idt bon
Dem ainbe in Ser arippe empinngcu
unb es Der ndhtlidDem @eit peitcrz
oei)ell. 49,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30

STRIKE

New York City.-The strike
against the Adams Express company,
which directly affected the Wells.
Fargo and the United States com
panies was declared of las. night al
a meeting of the strikers.
Mayor Gaynor had previously no.
titled the strikers that he would see
that policemen accompanied all wag.
ons, because he did not believe the
strike was warranted, and for several
days. every wagon of the three com.
panies has carried officers. AS a re-
suit, there has been comparatively
disorder.
Before declaring the strike of, q
committee of the Adams Express
men called on the general
agent Of the company and asked
what terms would be given the men
II they returned to work. They were
informed that the company would
treat the men as individuals when
they applied for employment, but
would not deal with the union.
After the committee reported, the
vas called OF. 1t is expected
that most Of the dissatisfied workers
will return today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
MAKES HIS
WIFE A CANDIDATE

Parker. S. D.-The local postoface
situation has taken on an amusing
feature recently. Chas. Hackett,
whose appointment was rejected BY
the senate, has been busy circulating
petitions for his wife and 10 asking
that she be appointed to the place.
A. M. Fisher. the only candidate
for the position. today forwarded to
the department petitions signed BY
three hundred and fifty patrons Of
the Office. Among them are the may
or Of the city. the president Of the
commercial club. State Committee
man Bogue. County Chairman
shanks. twenty-five republican coun-
ty committeeman and practically ev-
cry business man and professional
man In the city. A large number Of
the signera were farmers. Every
county oficial with q single excep-
ton has written to Washington en-
dorsing MI. Fisher. The general feel
ing here IL that the congressman will
name Fisher and thus end . postof-
nee war of several years duration.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30

Skfes &C tesr years their duties Aavs
beel iisAtensd ~ subordinAtss.
The new that the cabinet he's rss.
tgned apssAd rapidly through III
city. In Ill quarters 1t ELECTED favor
able comment.
The Wholesale change In the ca1i-
net was one OF the things wanted by
the rebels. aud had sit occurred rev
|eral months ago. rebel sympathisers
here say. It ID not at all improbable
that war might have been averted.
The rebels still want this change
and that II has come at last. 10 graft
tying but not wholly s~ufacient-
The hshting has gone too far for
this to satisfy those Who are conduct
Ing the campaign. and . national
election with . guaranty Of open
elections to follow must be granted.
insists the discontented element, be-
fore the war II ended.
3, That President Diaz has at last
Agreed on q program calculated to
bring about peace. appears to be in
dictated by the resignation the cabi-
net members OF the diplomatic corps
think.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
PLANS
MUSIC FESTIVAL

Yankton. s. n.-Arrangementd
have been completed and contracts
signed for the annual spring festival
OF music. the st Paul Symphony or
chestr having beaa secured as the
mcin attraction. There will DO four
concerts this year. On the first az
te,Eoon, Apvii 30. a children's cho-
rus, under the direction Of Prof. Dali
ley. will render "The Legend Of
Bregnez." The nrst evening con-
cert will be an operate program. The
second afternoon the orchestra win
give a symphony program and IN the
evening the choral union Of eighty
and Sc Paul soloists will rem
der Haydn's "Creation."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
A FIERCE NIGHT ALARM

is the hoarse. starting cough Of q
child. suddenly attacked by Group
Often it aroused Lewis Chanblin OF
Manchester, O.. (R. r. No. - 70,
their four children were greatly sub
ject to Group. Sometimes in severe
attacks" he wrote I'VE were afraid
they would die. but since We proceed
what . certain remedy DR.. Kings
New Discovery 10, We have no fear.
We rely on 1t for Group and for
coughs. colds or any throat or luns
trouble" So do Thousands Of others.
So may you. Asthma, Hay Fever,
La Grippe. whooping Cough, Hem
~ before It. SOC and
Trial bottle free. Sold By
Diehl & Brown.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
FIVE BUTCHERS F|NED
SOLO IMPURE SAUSAGE
OTHERS IN STATE ARE ALSO IN
DANGER OF. PROSECUTION
STATE FLOODED WITH
ADULTERATED OIL.

Vermillion, 8. Deputy Commits
stoner Bitterness has Just returned
from Sioux Falls where he has been
looking after several prosecutions for
the Food and Drug Department. Five
butchers. namely: Carl Look, West
Brothers. e. Beaumont. Look &
|Schalch and A. Erickson, we're each
lined $4,000. for selling sausage con-
tanning . p~reseryative d%eleterious to
health. Evidence has been collected
discriminating several other butchers
In various parts of the state and Pro
'fessor Cook. pure food commissioner
will recommend their prosecution al
an early date.
The commissioner is facing an EN-.
~|barrassing dificulty in the matter OF
a~dulterated linseed oil. A year ago,
the Department was able to practic.
ally drive adulterated linseed oil
from the market; but. at the begin.
ming Of the present season. various
fake linseed oil. companies began q
very active and aggressive propogan.
I.da and are flooding the state with
a%dulterated linseed oil. The COM
missioner. with the advice and rec
lonmendation Of the Governor. asked
the legislature to make . special ap.
preparation Of $4,000. to be used in
q campaign against adulterated lin
seed oil. ~ the Department did not
have funds enough to successfully
deal with the situation. The request
wa. unfortunately. denied. and, ass
result. there will bs lost tens ofstrou-
sands Of dollars TO the citizens Of the
state. q the adultsrated oil causes
paint to peel OF. and the cost Of the
OIL. the paint. and the time Of the
painter ars al practically shrown
away.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
FREED
Of BRIBERY CHARGE
CHICAGO sAIOON.KEEPER AC
CUsED OF PAYING $4,000 FOR
A LORIMER VOTE, ACQUIT-
TED IN TWENTY
MINUTES.

I Springfld. Il.-State Senator
John Frederick Of Chicago. who has
been on trial in circuit court here
since last Saturday, on q charge OF
bribery to secure votes for United
States Senator Lorimer, was pronoun.
ced mot guilty" by the Jury. which
returned its verdict yesterday after.
noon. after having been out only
twenty minutes.
When Broderick learned Of the
verdict. no said: 81 was not guilty Of
the crime charged against me-"
Opposing arguments were begun
Immediately after the MONDAY recess
States Attorney Burke speaking 70,
tho prosecution.
!, In the latter part Of his address. he
made a sensational declaration,
Swinging around until he directly fac
ed the accused. he said:
John Broderick, II you will get ur
here before this court and undo,
oath state where you got that ST.
500, I will annul this case, 30 helI
mo God, II It Is the last thing I evel
do"
The defense objected to the state.
ment onsthe ground that 1t could not
answer. and that II possible the ans.
wer would DO that Mr.. Broderich
could not do what the states attor.
ney suggested. Al the $4,000 had new.
er been received. The objection va,
sustained.
John Broderick was charged in the
indictment, which was returned BY
the sangamon grand Jury. Of having
given Holtslaw $500 for his vote
for William Lorimer. The transac.
ton was said to have taken place n
Broderick's saloon in Chicago on
June 16. 1903.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
COMMISSION TO HEAR.
EXPRESS COMPANIES
ON APRIL 10TH NEW SCHEDULES
OF RATES TO BE PREPARED
FOR THEM WILL BE CON.
sIDERED.

Pierre, S. D.-The state railway
commission In It's regular monthly
meeting here yesterday decided up
on a hearing April 10, at this city on
the new express rate schedules, un-
der the law of the late session. Be.
tween nov and that date new SEIZED.
ules will be prepared on the basis OF
the new law, but the companies will
be given a hearing before they are
announced as in effect.
The commission was notified that
new depots ordered at Alaska and
Onaka. on the NJ. and st. L.. rail.
way. have been completed. and an
agent has been installed at Okaska
Applications were made for per.
mission to close stations at Shindlel
on the Rock Island road in Minneha.
ha county; and at Benclaire on the
Illinois Central railway in the same
county, and hearings will be held al
these places before any action Is
taken.
The people Of spearfsh have en-
tered complaint Of the service the
Burlington railway is giving them be-
tween Spearfsh and Deadwood. A
hearing will be held on this COM
plant At q date not yet 1xed.
The Milwaukee and 81. Paul; and
the NJ, and st. L.. railway companies
have announced that they would COM
ply with the request for . platform
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
WANTS 4 NEW TRIAL
N HIS DAMAGE SUIT
JAMES sANBoRN IN FEDERAL
COURT WANTS $4,000 WEIR.
DICT sET AalDE AND WANTS
NEW TRIAL

Minneapolis. Minn.-Coming from
his l4.ooo-acre ranch at Pukwana
8. D.. which 70 known % the land Of
flowers. James sanborn. against
whom Miss ELLA R. Bay Of Menomi'
nee. Mich. last October obtained {
verdict for $4,000 in . breach Of
promise suit, today asked Judge G
A. Willard In federal court to Gel
aside the verdict and grant q new
trial. Mr.. sanborn Is g years old
Miss Say gives no intimation Of he,
age. further than to say she worked
eighteen years as s~tenographer AND
later as manager of the Kirby-Car
penter Lumber company at Menomi,
nee. Sanborn is a farmer, banker
and stock dealers and makes hi.
home in Sioux City, S. d.
New Testimony Alleged.
The new trial is asked for on the
grounds that new testimony has beer
discovered and that the verdict was
excessive. Miss Bay sued for SIS,
900 at Sioux Falls, S. d.
Offers Are Denied.
Miss Bay was manager Of the Kir
by Carpenter Lumber company, Me
nominee, Mich, and helped close the
estate, the greater share of which
was beoueathed IN Sanhorn nv nj,
uncle. Miss Bay was also guardian
of the estate Of Sanborn's widowed
aunt. Mrs. A. Carpenter. She sale
she was requested by Sanborn to as
sist in disposing Of the ranch, ant
worked without compensation, when
had she followed her inclinations, sh,
would have accepted the offer to be
come cashier of the Lumbermen's Ma
tional bank Of Menominee at $1,000 /,
year. 81
It is to combat this propositio,
that a new trial is asked, new testi
mony having been discovered, 1t Il
alleged by Sanborn's attorney. tina
she never had such offer from tn,
bank. sanborn also wishes to con
tradict her testimony that she ha,
an offer from the Carpenter-oool
company Of Menominee at $1,000
year. Judge Willard took the cas-,
under advisement.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30
WAR WITH CHINA
BELIEVED NEAR

London, England.-Lloyds has ad-
vanced its rates to 20 per cent on. pol
icies written that war between Rus
STA and China will not start before
April 25th. However, the public
here thinks that war is sure to come
by May. Chinese troops are wreck.
ing a part Of the Manchurian rail.
road, and Cossacks are expeling Chi.
nese from the Amur province.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-30

~ =
oselock n the afternoon. every min.
ssistsrstsndered his resignation to Gen.
serai Dias. As yet none Of the resig.
nations have been accepted. but on
sxcellent anthority.it 10 said that two
l5of the ministers and possibly three
Will b asked to retain their places
In diplomatic circles and among
hiEh government omcials. It 10 as.
seunaed that General Diaz viii insis,
onSssnor Limantour remaining IN
charge q the department Of finance,
but Il said seml-omcially. that the
s~aludtiativs wss taken not by them but
sbysths president. Who It IL believed
shsfe, progressed 10 surround himself
With younger men "a the hope that
such slsdnsnt will unite al element.
ot ths5nafion.
e % probable that the acceptance
aaofsthe declarations Will be coincident
With the announcement Of the names
ofsthss new ministers. This announce
ment may not bssmade for some days.
Who viii compose the new cabinet
&c notspubllcly known, hut II may be
ssaid that sthsy willsbs mon Who have
not taksnea leading part IN govern
msnt a1airs.s Neither viii It include
any Who hsvs been idsntinsd with
the revolt Instituted 81 Nadero.
49, hMi GHFl..E NEI<G1aM.