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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

to take advantage Of such an oppor-
tunity. The orchestra - practising
frequently and lola 10 member still.
Now nod is AZ good - q wink to
blind horse.
Hans Ross is back again from Iowa
and we believe that Hazel is happier
now.
Mrs. Rogers of Minot, was the
guest of Miss Anne Waldref for q
few days.
Mrs. n. C. Kuchenbecker and
Mrs. Jim Bgan spent several days In
Minot last week. Their better hal
yes were doing their duties a. citi-
zens in the Magic City and something
had to be done to overcome that feel
ing of loneliness We do not credit
the report that their efforts were In
any way responsible for the three
weeks vacation the court 10 enjoying.
Logan is destined to be the center
Of E great poultry industry ana many
are the discussions anent the feath-
cred tribe which take place at Beebe's
hall, were the multitude are want to
assemble Bert had listened patient
ly one evening recently to many tales
then related an experience Of his. A
friend was caponising bunch, when
B. suggested he would like to expert
ment. SO he grabbed the next roost-
er Plymouth Rock. Just An ordin-
airy common every day type Of rooster
understood and scraggy. He operat-
ed and the bird having a wondrous
constitution survived the ordeal :.
And straightway it commenced to
grow, and grew and grew so rapidly
that In few short weeks the neigh
bors travelled miles to view It. His
table was IL feet high, his back
door latch 4 IL feet high. The bird
would step over the fence, unlatch
the door and eat it's meal Of corn
from a plate in the center Of the
table. It's dead now, but Bert had
dreams Of an Ostrich farm once
Cuier grano salts.
The Logan Concert orchestra Is to
play at Sawyer In the near future.
Our neighbors have musical feast
to come.
Mike Ward IL visitor In OUT
midst, being in charge Of the Logan
section during the absence Of Ben
Scott. He Is among old friends al
Logan.
Major Ross paid business visit
to Sawyer recently.
| Gilbert Underdahl left today FOL
Lemrick, sask., to reside on his
farm.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

represent the Socialists while Rev.
W. C. Gunter represents the church.
He declares that he does not need any
assistance from any minister, as he
feels capable of defending the stand
of the churches, alone.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23
LOGAN lTEMs.

Our usual batch Of items were con-
Spicuous by their absence last week.
but we must make room for our good
1eighbors occasionally. We welcome
the resurrection of Sawyer. for it did
not seem right to US that this once
promising burg should be allowed to
drift into oblivion without struggle.
there surely should be room for both
SO don't let the rapid growth Of Logan
make you downhearted Sawyer.
We are glad to note that our old
friend John Deegan is now as active
az ever, having quite recovered from
his recent spell Of sickness. BY the
way, there is quite trail from Johns
mansion to popular young ladies
abode s. E., but John pleads Not
Guilty. Maybe Nick could explain
Its existence. Better late than never
is IN old saying and true, and can be
applied in matrimonial sense too.
Will Stredwick who We understand
has whitening in the Twin Cities, was
. visitor during the week.
Owing to pressure of business. Mr..
Herb Packard has been able to devote
but little time recently to furtherdnS
Loxan's baseball interests, but We
understand our district il to repre-
enntsr by 4 combination which will
render good account Of themselves
this season.
~ a. wv, Herb is cultivatins
quite legal growth of--and
rumour has it that he will shortly
enter the business world Of Logan.
Things will hum II we have another
Sears Roebuck is our midst.
We understand that Mr.. Juo Vim
Of Sawyer has completed satisfactorily
the negotiations to acquire the black
smiths premises in our town. He
comes to 10 with great reputation
as skilled workman and Is sure OF
the patronage Of the farmers IN the
vicinity.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Scott will regret to learn OF the
death Of their infant daughter Lydia.
She had been ailing quite q while.
but typhoid and pneumonia supsrvened
ana in spite Of medical skill and every
loving attention, God Willed that she
was too fair a flower to bloom on
earth. The remains were conveyed
to Hamel, MINI.
The Rev. A. 6kerrett was a visitor
during the week, but left the same
day for Burlington.
We have seen but little Of Vic Teets
this last week or two. Perchance he
Is mastering the finishing, touches
on that Cornet, but then Vic band
pEoceacs hslps to this end. Absence
makes the heart frow fonder Of the
other fellow, and vernice ID not slow
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

have 320-acre squatting claim
north of Glasgow about forty miles
with good house, stable and other i'm
provements in fine settlement, |
will trade for a residence in Minot.
If you want a homestead for resi-
dence write to N. H. Nordby, Glas-
gov, Montana. IL"
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ND REIMBURSEMENT
GALE,
FOR
LAND

| have q 800 acre REIMBURSEMENT at
$500. Eight miles from Havre,
three miles from river, four miles
from station, house on 1t ready for
occupancy. Also q 100 acre relin-
punishment on railway one mile from
depot for 5000. Write to r.. G. Car
ruth, Havre, Montana for particulars.
% u.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

Sheriff Dolan placed one Mcdonald
and his wife under arrest in Minot
Tuesday and took them back to
Mountrail county. They are charged
with taking mortgaged property from
the county. Nrs. Mcdonald was
formerly Miss Human, q trained
nurse.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

The debate between the Socialists
and the ministers 1t the opera house
Sunday, promises to % interesting.
Arthur LeSueur and Prof. Tegan will
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23
HAY FOR SALE

About Is tons good hay for sale in
stack, at right price, 3 miles south
west Hesnault, N. D. 1886. In
quire of K. E. Mason, Carpio, N. D.,
r. R, No, 3. 2 % t4s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

James Greea. Who was operated
upon Tor strangulaeed hernia at the
hospital, IL getting along hne.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

Judge Palda who submitted to an
operation at the Northwestern hospi-
tai, is recovering nicely.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-23

One of the strongest justifca-
tions of the modern electric COM
pany is the REDUCED PRICE
for service in a period when near
ly everything else has gone up.
This is fact which every citizen
knows to be true.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24

used to profit illegally by rebates or
exclusive rates secured from the rail
roads is point that mas been raised
tere as a result of investigation Of
the question of railway mail pay
It has been brought to light that
through rulings adopted by the post,
office department to govern railway
mail transportation the foads are in
the position of handling this bust
ness at a heavy annual loss. Statis-
tics that have been collected on tins
subject show that this loss amounts
to millions of dollars annually and
is in effect heavy tax that must be
paid by the railways or else by the
public using railway facilities. More.
over, Uncle Sam demands and gets
about S12,000,000 worth of free trans
portation annually from the railroad
since they are forced TO carry the
mail clerks free. while the item MAJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24
HOW TO STOP DRINKING.

1t was formerly customary for the
nabitual drinker to take the pledge
regularly, sometimes one Il year, and
sometimes in every fit of remorse
that follow his debauchos, and them
break it.
But now it is gradually dawnins on
the world that pledges do not stop
drunkenness. The nervous system Of
the habitua drinker is diseased and
he must have treatment that will
cure this condition. If Orrine does
not benefit after trial, we refund
your money Can be given secretly,
Write for free booklet on Alcohol
ism to the Orrine Co., Orrine Build
ing, Washington, ID. G. Mailed sealed
in plain envelope. Orrihe costs only
81 per box Sold in this city by P.
G. Schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24
GRAND cHa:".

The ladies Of the Christian church
VIII conduct a market at the Echols
building Saturday, April Is, 1911. All
Kinds Of good things to eat will ne
on sale and il you have anything
special you would like to have, please
give In your order to Ladies, Aid.
Charles and Theo. Ruetner visited
relatives in Belknap Saturday.
Mrs Louis Shoenborn OF Belleville,
ILL.,, Is here on business and to visit
relatives.
W. J. Davidson made business
trip to Cypress one day last week
The Egyptian Protective Associa,
ton will meet in Grand Chain on
April 1st. All members are request.
ed to be present.
j. A. GaskiIl had business in Mound
City Friday.
There will be Easter exercises al
the Christian church Easter Sunday
Everybody is cordially invited 10 at
tend.
Mrs. Roy Weaver was shopping in
Cairo one day this week.
Mrs. F. A. Bendig entertained com
pany from Cairo few days last
week. 5
Miss Elizabeth Lewis entertained
at her home last Wednesday after
noon, A jolly crowd enjoyed the
afternoon in ploying rock and con
tests were engaged in. Mrs Nj. l.
Rosenbarger winning first prize anc
Joe Gaunt, Jr., second prize,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Enrs;ine were
shopping in Cairo Wednesday.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sinks
on March %, boy.
J. f. Mackey is on the sick list, al
Is also Mrs, ID. E. Stevers and Mrs. S
+. McIntire. ab
Mrs. Leila Calhoun was shoppins
in Cairo Thursday.
Mrs. S A. Smith of Olmsted spen
Wednesday with Mrs. r. Moore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24

March 23.

A president and two members OF
the board OF education are to be
elected on the third Saturday in
April, Every parent who has children
to educate should give this election
their thoughtful attention, as our
school taxes are enormous and the
people expect the worth OF their
money. Don't forget that the ladies'
have right to vote and hold office
in connection with school affairs.
Bos Jones was Mound City bust
ness visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Archie Stubs of st. Louis is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank Grain OF
Blanche avenue this week.
new railroader arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Hurst
on Blanche avenue Wednesday morn
ing. He weighs about 10 pounds and
will board in this invigorating eli
mate for l6 years before ne goes Oh
duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeVault OF
Anna, were called here "Wednesday
by the death of the late Frank
Britt.
Attorney Harry Hood OF Cairo was
in the city on legal business Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. b, King have moved
into Mrs. NJ Nicken's house on
Blanche avenue, where they will
make heir home. Mr.. King holds a
good position with the Central Ice
Plant.
Judge Albert Spence transacted le
gal business at the county seat yes
terday.
There are no new developments in
the water works proposition. Whas
is the matter?
]. T. Jones OF Cairo was In the
city on business yesterday
Contractor Geo. Castle was in Cairo
on business Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Blank were pleas
ant callers yesterday
= Mr.. Frank Britt, who was acciden
Idlly hitlCu Wy tnN Setis Hp'N WV
nesday afternoon was born in Arkan
sas in 1850. Hhe moved TO this state
with his father, VIM. Britt, who nov
resides at ullin, I'll. He was 81 years
old at the time of the accident
Twenty.nine years ago he was mar
ried to Miss Emma WeIton and tt
this union were born seven children
Mrs. ,lEffe Stull Of Cairo, Mrs. Lacy
Fenmema Of Lawton Okla, Mrs. Rob
ert Walch, Mounds, and Misses Clar;
and Sinthia, Mark and Henry, whit
are still at nome. Mr.. Britt was
member of the |. o. O. F. and theca
Knockers Union. He had been IL
the employ of the Illinois Contra
railroad company off and on for abou
"a years. His aged father, his widow
and all seven of his children, five
daughters and two sons, and a hos
OF other relatives and other friends
are left to mourn his loss. The fun
eral will he held at the family hom'
an Oak street Friday afternoon al
O'Clock. The services will be con
ducted BY Or. L. w. Jones of Chica
70. Intermont in Beech Grove GENE
tery
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24

\ NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
Observation-Disclosures

city is the guest of Mrs. Ira Finley
on First street.
G. W. Siefert was "a Cairo business
I caller Monday s ss a4 CA
Mr.. Pnind,e of villa Ridge WAS
n town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wehrenbere
Sr.. who lost their home Monday
night by Are have moved their furAi
ture IN the g. j. Murphy building ON
Main street and Merritt Court ana
will reside in the rear rooms wiU!e
| the large front store room has been
l transformed into an insurance once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Murphy who also
1 resided at the Wehrenberg nome
have taken up temporary abode IN
| the Q. L. Bartlett bungalow on Eass
First and Pearl street
Mrs. Jesse Lindsay aged 20 years
| died at her home on Diamond street
I at $50 o'clock Monday evening aAi
| the remains were inferred in Been
lGfove cemetery at 4 o'clock Iuesda|
afternoon following brief funerai
lservice at the residence,
| Mrs. f. w. Tinnemeyer of CAIRO
[ spent Wednesday with her daughter
MRS. G. C. Arey on High street. she
| was accompanied home by little Miss
| Very .Arey who will visit her Q
| couple of weeks
WI III. Brelsford of Mounds, was in
| own Wednesday on business.
/ Mesdames f. Martin, A. l.. Comp
/ in. l.. G. Perks and James Painter
yere Mounds visitors Tuesday after
| noon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Parker and lit
| tie son Charles Howard left Wedncs-
lay the former for Hot Springs,
I Ark where he will sojourn two
ronths on account of his health ana
Mrs. Parker and son for Henshaw
Sy., where they win visit relatives
laring Mr. Parker's absence,
| Messrs Z. a Swisshelm, Lawrence
l
'utchison were Cairo visitors Tues
| 'ay evening
! Mrs. r. t. Cahill visited friends III
!! slro Tuesday evening.
| Mrs Geo. Drake and family who
ave resided in the Mertz property
II East First and Main streets have
rented the Friganza property on
/ Third and Poplar streets and will
/ cove into the same this week.
i MIS-. c. A. Compton attended a
! reeting of the Rebekah Degree lodge
j n Cairo Tuesday evening.
| c. L. Grain returned to his duties
n the /. c. railroad offices Wednes-
| lay after an absence of several days
II n account Of illness.
1 Master Lawrence Howard and Miss
Ayerill Richey are on the sick list
lis week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24

seem relatively small figures show
III to be important as it is equal to the
free transportation each year Of more
than 5Q,00o,o00 tons of freight one
mile 1t is probable that this con.
dition Of affairs Will be called to the
attention of congress with a demand
for change that VIII remove the
government from occupying the pos!
ton OF receiving from inc railroads
special favors not extended TO other
shippers and for which both the car
rer and the patron would be attacked
If the latter were a private individual
or a corporation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24
cot Fl Ulln1ER. Af,p. 4
SEN ,t1Oyf, 20 ~ q. SINE. |sss -

division," that permission had beal
granted to the commander of the
First brigade of infanry, comprising
the Eleventh, Fifteenth and Eigh
teenth regiments, to leave for th>
government ranges and drill ground
at Leon Springs, rwenty-one miles
from Fort Sam Houston
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24
MOUND CITY.
March %.

March %.
Miss Myrtle Arnold OF 0lmste1
was shopping here Wednesday
Mrs. VIM. Wilson ana Mrs. Ally.
Smith spent Tuesday afternoon il
Mounds.
The Estes Music co. sold An
American Piano Player to Oscar Ma
son at America this week.
Chas. Bersheers Of Grand Chain
was the guest OF Miss lmogens
Starkes of Poplar street Sunday.
Mrs Chas, IYens Of Hamilton. O.
formerly Misa ora wehrfritz Of tAll
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24

San Antonio, Tex, March 23,-The
Il oops modified here are conducting
elaborate field drills. the artillerymen
have mounted most of the Calling
and other machine guns, and sham
battles are planned to be soon initiat
ed. Cavalry and infantry VIII zen
deavor to capture the camp, which
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24

will be defended on all sides by cav
alry. infantry and field artillery. The
V cepiE of letters ana supplies from
Aofne makes the life here pleasantel
ar the soldier boys. Considerable
enthuglasa was caused by the an
.rouncement from Colonel Laid, the
iadjutant general of the "maneuver
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-24
UNCLE SAM ''REBATER''
: cts $t2,ooo,0oo Worth Free Service
Fran Railroads AnnuaIly-5o,-
100000 Mile Tons Carr,ec.

New York, March 23.-That Uncle
:am is in one sense at least much
IN the same position as shippers who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
Money Was Paid to Son Of
Former Senator Hale and
Committee Issues Subpoena
for Secretary of State.
MISSING VOUCHER IS
FOUND ON THE FLOOR
Disbursing Clerk Says He is
Unable to Account for Doc.
ument Being Left in Such a
Place.



WASHINGTON - c. June li.A Il.
pocu,a ior secretary ol state kuu.
iu uppoJ. aud explain the paynD fs
froicrirk Halo. son of former Son.
i.H Iaio of 5000 from the Canadian
.ouuIar, fund OF the state dopl..
uaut was issucd today 10y thc house
couauDcc on expenditures iu t.c
state department The money Na.
ild ro have noon paid cog fbc s...
authority o, Nj kuo> o * on o.
piece OF paper attached ia au unslsr.
. : voucher
The disclosure ts to .u, ialo pJt
Ucnl Nas uul one ot -'.i,a "a. SUI
piisas boiotu tbo couW,'fD today
Thomas Morrison. dispur n2 cIut
of fbc state department said tup
m'rt.uu voucher for s2I,u drawn iu
ia wont oi po rait OF .orm,r SOC
rc'Jr BAY. ari oi which the artist
received uul, $500. had been found ly
% wD onsvr ON HE floor of hi office
How u .ot There hp bad nI hnoNE
cdg
The toucncr 3, found ON tb, floor
appeared complete. NJ Morrison said.
and contained former Chisf Cl'rt
Micnaol explanation oi now fho 81
6np difference had 1ocl expended
IN. explanation was nor updt puu.
lie o. has been contcuU,d ihnt thc
~ 900 was spent ia secret service.
ln regard ip the llti. payment NJ.
Morgisou said thar lil Ho know ahuu
the matter was bis direction from
! Secretary hnoN to pas over the S5.0uu
O. Il ritmau Canadian boundary
commlsslonst called before the com
.niiteee. declared that TN, $4,000 pa
moni uy Hal, had never been ,Nplatn
"a 10 him.
Hc said his original estimate to.
an opriation Ot $4,000 had l,ou
Increased 10 S210On bt the stat. de-
uar,mpn, without his knowledge an
i that he later learned ftc extra Sl.oo'
had bean pail 90 Hale
The Subpoena served ou Secretary
knON b. rctu, ndhlc tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
STATEHOOD IS AGAIN
SET FOR FRIDAY
BECAUSE STONE
PROTESTS
Senator from Missouri Charges
Committee With Seeking to
Prevent Action on Flood
Resolution.
SMITH ASSURES THAT
MEETING WILL BE HELD
sian correspondent }
The Evening Herald
Room ~. Post t,ltig.

Washington. June l3 The senate
territories comuu'c, will Hbc uu The
Flood statehood resolution this Fu.
day ana Joe Nl probability. aiyr a
h'Ier hearing % viii report thr meas.
W, .o ,ht senate without .commcu
oauou
senator s.ouc q. NissoBi stirred
Jho question Go liac Zoo tho senate Mon.
daI ,.enihg %, openly chargine tny
DHWu.tDco with heiua dilaioIy a..
advised th, senate that no AppHrcu.
ufcmu rad lr'u made to hold %
,uuW,to. mcCtiu-
Souatoi William Alden Smith cutg.
W4u oi ihc committee. Was present
and replied lic said several mtm1oI-
u lhu cumuitfcc iuciudiuc aiuag,.
rat. been absent buf thai thc U.u
-pt lid work. ald IN spOusg io i ...
quest o' both rIc NJ N"Nico n,.,.
...' agG Vv.u1' Hn u IcaThs NI
.o ra'1. trI t4. ,nnnlN.1 Hu Wru
ur rritf. .n .t hd' boo Wi o..
ur, Ju oHur MuN .U Dr-ii,I f..
solution ,o'u 900 Iu, .cutt, lnd ,la.
r Be- vtIt l.r't bis committee nu
ro. fuc .I Dos tf' liup .f
th 'uU" Wlth.H .luucIj or rr,.
Wucndanon ot au 1900. Th. c.m-
uullcs WilI Poo 900, .nuI' JrU W.H
the question without tulmu action
1l tho comm, 'tpv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
YELLOW PINE IS
COSTLY DECLARES
KANSAS CITY
DEALER
Expense of Production Is H.
creased IS Per Cent in Ten
Years According to Charles
S. Keith Before Court.
ASSOCIATION DID
NOT CONTROL RATES
-, Evening ueen,d ~ Lcn.,d wirci

~ iNrninG hrehlh '. v. larn"rd W irci
ktu.l. tlt Mo-. tu. o. THAT
... ...I uI .radl.u. .r.uu pu. um
..r Increased SIS p,r Cont rum l,'a
Iu IPos and that th. urpN sui d,-
u,ul and not th, pu. 1u,N COZ
m.. u-t ISSUED ul GA, yellow Pine
Manufacturers association controlled
W, price. was thr assertion ot Charles
s. N,ith. president vt the Central Conl
and Duh, coupars of thi~ ,it, ou th,
Witness stand todts 1f tine hearing ol
tn, states custer .It aguius, ,h, nl-
legged lumber trust
Mr koth said trut Whtl, his come
pam, Vas a WrWu.r ct tine yellow
"ur Manufacture association There
Nas mo- agreement tr regulate or cone
JruI the prices af pciluW pine cog Go
umt competition Boa the state of Mis-
e.ur.
", sad the unlH rurtailmcrt ot out
.Yt recommended pl the as-uD D,Jtiou
ta~ in 1905 Nh Keith said nis com
pu, -uw,timcs arbitrarily Durfaus rts
production of lumber without consult
nl r,pr,-eutajt,s or other Lumber
u,,rcst- hocaus, ot business policy or
OBJ. physical condition under which
th, lumber s produced
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
COMMENCEMENT IS
PANIC STRICKEN
When Lightning Strikes the
Tower of Chapel, Orchestra
Plays Star spangled Banner
and Halts Mad Rush.

'b' 'sNfhihO 'ffHlh v v ifH>su W iffl
liitInlDHu. y June l4 IhU
first lly uf com usucement week al
P.dlie institute 70 Bautis Wcpa,a-
.u.. school br.c. came near cudihe
.-aa.callN last nigh when lisuiuul
-ru.. lhu sjoepl, ol tho BapI
church Hn,r, more tuau fhou-aIH
persons were crowded rosothcr ,e
uea Iho annual ufuuun- ul ,hc -.ad d.
dIlhl class
Panic n,ilued when the bol. -uuO.
auI shattered the 20G.ioot sreonIp ul
-ouf 30 crashing 80 thr earth lu.au
lH pf-H light iu 'ne bulldiu- a. ..
..naushod aud the Upper ul~ u I.r
trucme canght lire m dozen.
places
: panic. whirh might utu .eHl'ra
iu thc death ot man RI- Ht.It..
Dy the coo,hpmi.d orchestra IoalH
Who directed hI- U'u no s"f.. u.
The Sar S.analcu BANNER 900 .a.
darkness
rh, .u,. Has ma-ittl an. ihc uH.
ueu u .r audience Wae soup.1
rU1 auu.H Mr.I or collapsed le.
.ue tl, usurI ,0uW scr thc crowa
9a Oi tH. lulJu- however aud Iu.
yH. a.e bruised and hu 100 ,hc I9n
M1u.l exists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
CHOLERA BREAKS
OUT ON SHIP
Steamer Has Steerage Death
from Dread Disease. but
Fear of More Contaglon l.
Idle Declare Officials

n ~ 'f''"''~ ''''"'' 'f''F''f
New Norh. y : june luo
Noilh Gc man llo.t .D, h. hu.
which reached ErIc 'Uda. 'nm Nodr
tcrran IAN ports ""unr'". H gH3tau-
tine tha stcru-. passenger Wa-
taken ill with cholera IoW days after
leaving Npplre mi irl 'niuiuur
hoMs ml.. Thu Dr. u, nIs. cholera
case reported ou au Incoming slcam.
Ship fUr man, munlh.
The berlin lcu Genoa June T. Ma.
plc- tuD nest daN ana Gibraltar Jun.
. Iou da's after leaving Napl"s.
Russo BHlE.o. % 7trDvasc passongc.
nom Caiiuru Was taken suddenly 'I
ana tor thirty hours suffered vlDl.u
cramps and other symptoms OF CHH.
era Bragsio died Iunc and was lW
mediaclN buried al sea. a. qW0n
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