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James Cotton and Peter VOL
den Overcome by Smoke
and Die in Flames
LAMP EXPLOSION CAUsEoF
EARLY SUNDAY BLAZE
Body Of One Man Found Hanging
From Window Where He Had AL.
most Gained Safety-The Other
Evidently Not Aroused.

Devils Lake. N. D., March 90
Two men were burned to death in
fire commencing at $40 Sunday
morning which destroyed the Reade
hotel annex. The explosion Of
kerosene lamp was responsible for
the fire. and one Of the men was
suffocated in his room before he had
chance to make any effort at es-
Gaping. the other being overcome
just as he was about to gain safety
in flight. The dead:
JAMES COTTON.
PETER WOLDEN.
One person, Miss Inga Olson, the
cook, was injured, receiving several
bad cuts on one hand while she was
also scorched q bit A few others
received minor bruises.
Cotton was found to have been
overcome by smoke while he
was still in bed. his dead body being
removed shortly after the fire had
been extnguished. Every appear
ance indicated that he had not been
alarmed by the fire until too late.
Wolden's body was found with the
lower limbs hanging out of win
dow. with the upper portion Of the
body lying inside, burned almost to
crisp. He had evidently been about
to leave his room by means Of the
rope fire escape that was provided,
being overcome by smoke Just be-
fore he had gained safety in the
outer air.
The death of Cotton is quite
peculiar, in that he was the plaintiff
in an action In the district court in
which Charlea Ludwig was the de-
fendant. Ludwig was charged by
/! Cotton with having robbed him, the
alleged robbery occurring in the
same room in which Cotton met
death. All day Saturday Cotton had
been on the witness stand in the dis
trict court. giving evidence against
Ludwig. This morning the trial Of
the case was resumed, but without
the states witness.
An explosion of kerosene lamp
on the first floor Of the hotel caused
the conflagration. The building, of
frame construction. took fire rapidly
and though efforts were made to
rouse the occupants of the various
rooms, there being about fifty room
ers all told, the two men who met
death evidently were not reused in
time.
To the building damage Of about
$4,000 was done, while practically all
Of the contents were destroyed also.
The building was the first two-story
structure erected in Devils Lake.
Neither Wolden or Cotton were
very we'll known here. Wolden, It is
understood, had q sister residing
near Williston. and efforts are being
made to locate her.
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tempting and those who got up the
agreement knew how to play their
cards. But then we have some pa
pers that have the backbone to fight
for what is right and just to all in
this class deal.
We had large mass meeting at
Hatton March II, the insurgent
stronghold. The big city hall was
packed with several hundred farm
ers and business men. and reselu-
ton was adopted .condemning the
present agreement as unjust and un-
fair in that it discriminates against
the agricultural portion Of our peo-
pie, and the resolution further heart
lily endorsed the action of our sena-
tors and congressman concerning the
reciprocity deal. At the meeting
Democrats. standpatters and pro-
gressives were represented and all
were of the same opinion. This is
not the political work these trust
papers to try to make their readers
believe. but fight between special
interests and a fair deal to all, or in
other words, between right and
wrong.
Ed. Peterson.
Hatton. N. D.. March 1s, 1911.
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MAY ANSWER FOR
THREE LIVES
Allnutt Aged Mother and
Her Friend May Die From
Injuries

Rockville, Md, March 20.-Richard
w. Allnutt may be called up to an
swer for the taking Of three lives.
Margaret q. Allnutt, and her friend,
Miss Jane Rawlings. whom he at
tackled at the time he killed his sis
ter, Mrs, Valnia Veirs, may die from
their injuries.
The condition of Miss Rawlings,
who was struck on the head by ALL
mutt with the pitchfork handle, was
reported to be criticize, and her at
tending physicians expressed them
selves as extremely doubtful about
her recovery. She was rendered un-
conscious by the blow, but rallied.
and was not then thought to have
been seriously injured. She was
taken very much worse during the
night, however, and one of her sides
is paralized. Physicians give little
hope of her recovery.
Miss Rawlings is more than 60
years old. She is friend of the
elder Mrs. Allnutt, and has made her
home with the family for years.
Mrs. Margaret E. Allnutt. the moth
er of the prisoner, who was also
struck on the head with the club,
was reported as holding her own, but
her physician expressed fear as to
the results when the excitement is
over and the reaction sets In.
That Mrs. Allnutt did not receive
worse injury seems almost providen-
tial. For the first time In many years
she wore her hair In q large knot on
top Of her head. The club struck
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CzAR'S CABINET
HAS RESIGNED
Emperor Nicholas Has Ac-
cepted Resignation Of stoly-
pin and Associates

st. Petersburg, March 20.-The
cabinet of the Premier stolypin re-
signed today and Emperor Nicholas
has accepted the resignation.
It is rumored here that NJ. Koros-
tovet7, the Russian minister to China
had been murdered in Peking. Meth
er the foreign Office nor the war Of
fee has been able to confirm the re-
port this afternoon.
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TRYING TO FIX
BLAME At NECHE
Delay in Inquest Caused by
Failure to Secure Certain
Important Evidence

Neche. N. D.. March 20.-Failure OF
the authorities in their effort to Sc.
cure certain evidence in connection
with the death Of the man whose
skeleton was found near this city re.
Gently made necessary a postponment
of the inquest today till next Satur.
day.
Authorities have practically made
certain the identity of the man as be-
ing Phillip Whirle, the insane man
who escaped from the immigration Of
ficials at this point some time ago
and their efforts are now directed
along the line of fixing the blame, If
there is any.
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THE ULT|MATUN
IS SATISFACTORY
China will Concede the Two
Main Points in Russian
Controversy

st. Petersburg, March 20.-It is un-
derstood that the reply Of the Chinese
government to the Russian ultimatum
is considered satisfactory in the es-
sentials but that China will be asked
to be more explicit In her explana-
tions concerning certain minor points.
The latest advices from Peking made
plain the intention Of agreeing. to both
points at issue with Russia. The for
eign board stated that It was prepared
to accept the establishment of Rus
sian consulates In the places speci-
fed by Russia and also to take meas
ures regarding Chinese freedom OF
trade in Chinese goods as we'll az In
the goods Of other countries.
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HEAVY DAMAGES
FROM Ammonia
Eight Hundred Thousand Dol
lar Damage Follows Re-
frigerator Explosion

Chicago, March 20-Another ex-
plosion of ammonia occurred today in
the burning ruins Of the Monarch Re-
frigerating company building, where
last night q dozen persons were
keeled over unconscious. BY the lat
est accident three men received hurts,
but as in the case Of the previous vic
Tins, there was no fatality. The es-
Inmates of 100000 loss, chiefly ON
butter, and poultry, are confirmed.
+ -9strs .S.s! aasis-f, s'---------s
= Show Print Fire e
Milwaukee,, March 20-F1re early
today destroyed the plant Of the
Grave Show Print company with q
loss of 100000.
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TO INVADE OR
NOT TO INVADE
Soldiers Are Studying the Sit.
uation From Both National
Capitals

San Antonio, March 20-Oficers
and men alike at the army maneuvers
camp were eager readers of the news
from Washington and Mexico today.
seeking for straws to reveal how the
wind of affairs is blowing. It is gen.
orally conceded that whatever Minis
ter Limantour's mission to Mexico
may be. 1t has a vital bearing on the
destinies of the troops here. Events
that will transpire this week are ex-
pected to clear the situation consid-
erably. Close observers of the Mexi-
can situation declare that mere
changes in the cabinet Of President
Diaz, or even the resignation Of the
president himself, should he attempt
to appoint q successor. can scarce
ly be satisfactory to the revolution
lists. Led by Francisco /. Madero, the
insurrectos have insisted first and
last that there must be free election
of president and q local self gov
ernment. Cabinet changes could
scarcely would meet this demand.
There must be recognition Of the
right Of suffrage. they say.
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No Place For Fun

Ell Paso. Tex, March 20-''The
Mexican insurrection is no place for
American boys or American men.
Conditions are all hostile to them.
The federal troops will show them
little mercy and insurrectos don't
care whether the Americans are kill
ed or not"
H. G. Converse Of Glendora. Cal.
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} = . . . . = = = . .
THE WEATHER.
North Dakotas Fair tonight
and probably Tuesday. Moderate
temperature.
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GRAND FORKS N. D. MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1s1
State Convention Called to Protest
Against Ratification of Reciprocity Pact

meeting Of farmers and held in the City Grand
march 18
the oppoden the adoption Canadian
Of state convention following
convention
sl At o'clock for the taking best
ratification
ordinary session Of
Ihe farmers and ell others interested
meet convention
gates said
that
petitions to the senator's
against ratification Of
ID
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Don Mcdonald, Grand Forks.
Joe u. Devine, Minot.
N. T. Hegge, Hatton.
z. o. 0lSgaard, Neville.
3. 8. Lewis, Fargo.
Morton Page, Fargo.
T. Twitchell, Fargo.
o. ]. sorlie, Buxton.
James Buchanan, Jamestown.
Geo. N. Young, Valley City.
Z. Y. sarles, Hillsboro.
r. r. Kingman, Hillsboro.
Nate Upham, Grafton.
3. Smith Peterson, Park River
Tracy e. Bangs, Grand Forks.
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q. L. Elldn, Mayville.
j. q. Brown, Wheatland.
A. Egeland, Bisbee.
j. w. Scott, Gilby.
A. /. Hunter, Grand Forks.
L. stinson, Grand Forks.
A. .Veitch, Grand Forks.
]. e. Met cCarthy, Leeds.
Geo. Hyslop, Grand Forks.
j. e. Brown, Rolla.
Clay Larimore, Larimore.
u. l.. Burdick.
e. j. Lander, Grand Forks.
n. L. Holmes, Bathgate.
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squarely on this big bunch of hair.
and the skull was protected from
much Of the force of the blow, al
though the head was cut and badly
hHaliand
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Wefdbrlibe Ztid)ipunoe.
gemtrfuue iibsr cin jnngrs DlGohsn
fllhrt 3H neutrality-suspicious.:

Cine blutige MeTsraffairs Ipie,te
iih gsitern Qbenb gegen 9 llbr auf
Der Strabe por pem GtabliFement
Der RbeinItrom Bros. Dbistp
60, go, 919 WQrtin StrdBe, al.
Sobn Wiuts, Elm % Sabre alter
5ubrmunn, BON Ro. 238 Butler Ctr,
purbe pon einem Manne, NameH8
Sad Set, ndbreno zines Streites uber
stn MdO6en nit sinsm WteTer ungez
grtffsn unb srIitt etne tiefe, pier 3oa
lange Wunbs iiber oem 6er3en. Der
msFerbeIb bepertiteuigte feline Glu6t,
pdbrenD iein Cpfer in Dem Yolt5eiz
QutomobiI nad bem ftdDtiIhen 5oz
TpitaI gebrdtt tpurbs. Die Qnitaltss
dr3te be3eihneteH ben 3uitano oes
gatienten als duberit gefdbrlth.
WiQis ioQ mad 2lugabe bon Nu9ens
8eugen cine gsmertuHg Iber Das be-
trsffsnbs Y}dohen gsma6t baben,
peIhe ben DerhdngntbOoIeH Strstt
berbeifubrts.
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mit i.insr 3sit ausfiibritd 6eri6tet.
beitper.sn iih bic Snisrnsn oes itdes
iifcteu ,5ofpiials Dor einistu 1nsen bel
SupsriHi,nbsni Gsbrsnbath itsiiilid
iiber bic geitaifsnhsii bes linen in
Der anholt perobfolettn ehen. Serr
Gebrtuhaih uahm oisie Bsihperot
i.br ungsmiiibIiA ouf uuo srsldrie.
oob or Der eipis.u 9sfhneroeH iibers
nriiFig iti. Die mablseissH Der Jus
iernsn fsien mad, oemftIbeH Rtnu su.
bsrsiisi. pis bic isinisen. uHo mas gut
ssnue fur ibn isi. iclls aud gut aenus
fir bi. Snisrnen iein. Ulonhe Der
esstsrsH iittlitn Iid srunofdslih 3u
fpoi 3u ben WnbIseiien Elm uno .aiit
oner aufsspdrmte Speiien i1mecisn
uaiIrlin nidi 10 gut. pis ioiort ndd
ibrsr 3ubersituns esnoHtns. I'm Der
Snte auf ben GruHo su iommen. lissi
felt stitsrn In Der Office oes itooiifhsn
bofpiials sin BUD ou'. tn ruslhtm
tinsstrossn iperoen mub. ipann iscer
sinseine Sntsrne fih al ben psrftisess
ntn Wablyeiien sinseitert bat. gu.
ptrintsnoeni iebrsn6ath usrfpriht iiA
bon oiefer Veueruns quite erfolss.
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Gin 8ldnjenoes Neiultat
Grgab bas iiinsife Sd,iseuieit Der
Elattbeniidpn.

Sn tsr seitrisen ertrasgerIamms
lung her plattb. gosslIhsitens sGeiea
isup tpslft unier goriis Don Ssrra
Aul. qublmnnn uno Der protJto1
fiibrunc bes 9erra 5obn grssln in
Der arheiterbalIs itottfanb, eritot..e,e
rer Borftano sinen porlGufissn gerit).
iiber bas am 2. Suli in 5igblono
grope itattsefunbsns Sdiibenfsit.
Dornoh ergnb bosisIbe in finon3is1sr
unb foaialer 6infiht Elm unestpObnfid,
aldnsenbes Rsfuliat. Die 3abl be-
gdfte beirug lber 1000 unb Der uss
bsrfhuB anndbernb $500. 4Is neus
WitaIisber tpurb<n bi, 6erren 8.
5hnobeI, .. Raters, N. DiTdmsbsr
unb 9. Climbed aufssHommen uuo
6err Qua. gubbemspsr aIs Ulitqliso
in gorihlae sebratt. Gs tpurbs be-
IfloHen, iih an Der iyeitlidtsit Der
boppp Jrienbs i'm 0igbInno 9rops
gari poII3dhlia sn betbsilissn. Nah
xr OefA1fissg gerfommluu9 fauo Elm
aemiitbliher apmmers itatt.
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Teutit,e Sd,nsenr9eieili

Inter bem 9oriiB pon 5errn Dm.
Dttte uno Der YrototoQiiibrung bon
Serrn aI6. ariigsr fano geItern in
Sannings 2ptol. an Wain unb 13.
Strabs, cine gerfummIuHg Der Dsu.a
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uurbe beialoTen. iih an bem Bolts
fsit Der 5iiospobl aombination, mel
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Djt.e perbsn ben 9eretu uuf oeraons
pentiou oes DsutIhen Staatsper6an=
bss in Samilton als Delegatsn pertrsz
ten. Die ausgaben bstrusen 1925.
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Oebmrtem.

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Slate aDe.. W1bheu.
WariiH unb Rofs Gartori. 2511
Belmont 4re., anabe.
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Gbnaro unb Gmma Ral.breRnsr,
120 1irit Qpe.. anabs.
Sulius uHo Wargarei Gourmet,
JliH. Ctr. uno armorp place, NGos
den.
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1881 Clifton 4ps., Wldeten.
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1928 gapmitl.r Ctr. anabe.
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14i2 Jpjones Ctr. anobe.
Sof.pb unb Sopbis Grants. AIS
aanslann Ctr. Wdohsn.
Daniel uno Uiorn Se.frisb, 1927
4uiierlis Sir., Wloo6tn.
Senrp uno Sobanno Su.Isbuib
1776 Gncdmpre Ctr, anabe.
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NferbeDieb
0ntiprinst aad ieiner Geituabme,
nm ipater wieber perbaftet su
ipsrDeR.

Der Qsssr Gsors Green enttpsnbst.
eeitern bsm Ratban Goodman, go.
332 meit 7 Nps.. Elm pferD i'm Wsribe
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fpoter pon bsm 1ilfspolisiiien Grant
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1arlanb Strabs anseirofisn unb pers
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funeentn mad oem nabftsn patroItas
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uno lief bic Central 4pt. in fiibliher
Rihiuns binunt.r, periolst pom benz
pclisiiitn. Gr ptrIhpanb Ihlitblit)
in ben GrahibOfen am Cube Der Gens
trdl ane. unb enii1m, um einige
Siunoen ipdter pisosr psrbdf.st uno
unisr sntfprehsnbsr 4niIags sinsss
iperrt su tperbsn.
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2okal.Derid)t
't. Afopaus 2saiftmpersin.
Sas iommenoe biamantene SnbilGnm
bee yereins.

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ct. 4lopfius MoiIens sDersins, nslds
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finger uno Der sprototonfiihrung oss
Gsrrn Geo. q. Ghrano In Mr Ct.
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am q. Jonuor 1912 ftatifinoen spiro
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pIGBen 1929, 6erritien BON 9rdberu
$263.50 uIp. Der geriht oesSddbs
meiitsrs y. 8. plump mics mad. oaB
Der aaiIsnbsftunb i'm 4prit b. ).
S2418.98 betrug, bab i'm Mlai S24l535
TO Cts, i'm 5uni 1881 uuo Dom l.
big 5. s5uIi 1864. 80 Dersinnabmt purs
ben. Die gtusqdbsH pdbreno osrisIs
BEN 3sit betrugsu $559lS6, TO Bog
nod Elm GaFsubsitano bon $2026. ga
perblsibt. Inter ben Gusgaben be-
finost iih Elm Bpiten ubsr $2021. 70
fir einen angstduften Bomb.
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Der Is Sabre dl.e SeusrDsbrmann
1bos. Bur!,, Witsliso Der Sprissrs
aompagnis 2, ruohnbaft Ro Sl5
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