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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
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cine bobmiide 3eitung berars un6
febrte mie6er nod glebeIart6 5urnd;
in 1908 :pur6ei er gum @eibbii9of
bon @lebelan6 er1arnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

pben, mebrere Observation-Disclosures bon
linn mabreno oes @ebenS uno mob.
reno er ii4 in Ieiner &rtide befaro,
gu MAIDEN. Muf 6es photographer.
Grluden, baB ibm erlanbt peroe, Die
photographer gu nerfanfen, ertpioer-
Sc ser @apit: r@iderlid. gerbreitet
iie iobiel tpie m6glih, anf oaB bic
8elt bon meiner bolligen 8ieoerber-
ltenung iiber5eugt miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
sSSm p~erfloHenen Sabrbnnbert gait

NONu UNAI$"NS"S" O"v~v~ S""~
ser @ein bes Sabres 1911 alS 6ie
&rone .aller @etne. @0tbe beiingt
sen vg1fer int @laie." Scum miro aus
1eutid1ano mie aus 6ranfrei@ be-
ridtet, 0oB ser rglfer" 6ieies Sabr-
bunoerts elm Sropfen fem meroe, tpie
er felt Sabr5ebnten nidt mebr gepad=
len it,. 9[n 4uantit6t miro 5tpar MIR
cine Mittelernte geberbitet, alletn Ste
Gualitat lit lange niht 10 gut gene
ien. Die Site 6es 5ommers fat allo
sen @in5ern na6 10 pielem MiBma6S
en0lih mieoer einmal ein gutes 8einz
gei6dft gebra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
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1901 gum CARDINAL ernonnt. 2out
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boqitdnoig gegIidt. Mus 8amberg
miro beridtet, bob Der 6orttge gr5bi=
i6of Srieori6 bon Mbert idmerffranf
6arnie0erliegt. Ser &irdenfiirft itebt
i'm 60. 2ebensiabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
@eleaentlid) Der &pnpemtion Be

vDeutiden 5taatsperbanoes bon Ohio
erflarte ser 8iirgermeiiter bon 9aD-
ton: uDie 8iirger 9aptons baben mid
GIT ibrem 8urgermeiiter gemablt, ni6t
ober 5n ibrem 9pion, 6eiien &arpt=
oufgabe oarin beitebt fi6 gegen ieinen
9}a9iten mi0erre9tlth auf Sic 2auer
5u legen." Sol9e 8iirgermeiiter,
meld)e SEN Sdniifflern San6Ianger=
oienite ~leiiten, iouten ]ib Elm 8eiipiel
Dnran nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
.iro Jus
freuem,

que &inoer, ,pel1e> ote
fatbpltt1e1t @6utem bess'
in1ett, III nmternt Store
81 bt8rnbett. &ir ba:
ben aue 8n@er, Die Sc:
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9ebtn itoettt &in0e, oaS
bet 1t1tS fauft, ein &tne=
al uttb eiu &6t1tlatt.
1855. aloe. fabIi6,
ct. G1nnb, Mfinn.
x. a. HOMER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
@taot=M emi8feitt,t.
: Mus sem 8eri6te ser oieier So

- Mus Dem Ber1dte Der 01e1er 2d=
ge oem Gountp=9luoitor S. g. &au
BON ser 5taats= 5teuerfommiiiion 5r1=
|ging, uno in melbem Sic bon belagter
@ommiiiion getroffenen 5teuer-Mbdn=
|oerungen per5eidnet iin6, gebt berpor,
|onB sic gountD=Mu
pon gtearns County ibren Mmtspfli@-
ten poaauf gepadien nno nit ibrem
|pffi5ieuen @ountp=@ eidaft poQquf be-
tral1t iin6, iino ia Sic bon Ser Steuer=
&pmmiilion gemad)ten Mban0erungen
pon gang %geringer 8eoeutung. @r=
b0bt murben oem 8eri6t gernaBs IN
Stlolie 5M @agen, @utl6en etc. TINT
loo &ro5ertt; &laiie 1903 Sffice-@e=
genitd1loe NM IS Hro5ent. &laiie 81
@lepatoren, @aarenbdl1ier uno Ser
beiierungen an @egere6t o6er irgen6
meI6en aroeren 81. st. 21noereien NM
5 &ro5. grnieorigt in &laiie / 9. 5tpei
Sabre alte @feroe lint 5. &ro5.; &lai-
lie 1 6. 0rei Sabre olte &fer6e un6
6ariiber 5 8ro5.
- Sci elmer Dienitag Morgen lint
Z l1br bonn bodm. @errn SEQ @ans
in ser &atbeorale gelei enen 8raut-
meiie murben fiir's 2eben nereint
Sohn g. G6er uno SRI. &atbarino
@ruber. Mit SEN Germa1oten un6
|5reunoen miiniht sem iungen 8aare,
oos bei einem gemiitbliden &od5eits=
feite nit Sen ber5ltditen 3ufunfts=
miinihen be6adt mur0e, 6aB es ibm
itets na6 @uni6 anf ser 11el1en Sc
%bensbabn ergeben m0ge.
- Cute Bargains in @6ullduben
bel @eo. sr5etpif. Sir sic Bette 8aa=
re Sic nieorigften 8reiie. 9. Mpe.
meitlt6 bonn @ourtboui e 41=bu.
= Ma6laBridter 81. s. &Iaien fat
nit bent 8al1 elmer rel1en &eiioen5 an
IL. glpe. iii6li6 amiiden ct. @ermain
uno eriter 5traBe fir leinen eiget1en
@ebrau@ %beginnen laiien. .
= County : 5dulluperintenoent
8orger uno fem @ebiIfe @arl 5dmit
baben ioeben sen Sabresberidt 6es
Snperintenoenten fertig geItemt inns
bent Staats=@ Departemen1
5ugeianot. Gem 8eridt fir oos mil
oem 81. Slli 1911 idIieBen6e 5duI.
iabr 5ufo1ge moren tO,398 @in6er 5ur
StaotSidufgel6 : 8emiutgung bered-
ttgt; III 6agegen ni6t, neil iie me-
nigitens 40 Sage sen Sdnlbeiu9 ber-
idnmten. 9ie Mn5oN Ser i9uIpfIid=
tigen &in6er int gountp betrl1g H.
IT'S; sic Durdidnitts5abI oes regeI=
mabigen Observation-Disclosures 1877. Gs
maren i'm County IS 2ebrer mn6 234
2ebrertnner1 engngiert.
gi1er bon Sen MitgIieber11 6es
Commercial Club @omite an 6ie Mit-
glieoer Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .11o
oes Sta6tratbsfomites fir 8aiiertper-
fe ergangenen ginla6ltng gert6B, be-
fidtigten 6ieielben MontugN admittag
Die ioeben Bel ben @erfen Ser @atab
Bn1p nn6 @aper So. bonenoete nel1e
Stltrir-G inridtu1g, melde ben 8eiu;.
dern bon ben 8eamten Ser @eienidaff
ut16 hom Superintenbenten $ougbton,
l1nter oeiien Mufiidt Sic reue ginrth.
tung getroffen lpur6e, geltalt erffIart
uno 6iefeIben nit Ser W~aiierreini.
gungsarbeit betrallt gentadt tpltr6en.
Seit Iangerer 3eit bat man in ct.
CLOUD oabon geiproden, permitteliit ei.
rer 6iGtrireinridt1lng sen 8etnobnern
Der Staot reires 8aiier 81, beri@affen,
uro man glaubt, 6ub bies 6lr@ eine
abnIide ginridtung ME iene Bel BET
Batab &apiermibIe gegen einen So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Scr S%rauertag bes 81. &aters

Mittmod, Ser 20. september, miro IN
Ben @%ereinigten 5taaten fir i'm et1
6r%eatoentog per6en. Sin ienem Sage
lper0en iiber cine Mtnion IS arri dul=
finder cine @eneral=@omm1nion fit
6os Sberbaupt ser @%briitenbeit, &apit
@il1s SEN 3ebnten, aufopfern. @bre
SEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sic 6ieie
nit 10 GROCER 8egeiiterung aufgenom=
meme Soee in @oridlag bradten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Die 3mfmmft Ser @eibe-GruSmftion

Ttt 5ntMlF Oct SttDt=ErDDnt11DM
liegt nl1f sen Bbilippinen. @rperimen=
tie, Sic sort BON 5adperitdn0iger ar=
gelteat mltr6en, lieferten Sen 8emeis,
0aB sic Snieln fi6 better our 8udt
bes Sei6entpurms eignen, als sic met
iten 2a1oer> in 6enen ii6 sic &ultipi=
r1ng 6esielben bisber e~rfolgrei6 er-
mics. 3ltoem er5ielt Ger 8ihter reu1
Grnten I'M Sabre Elm @erglei@ gu
5mei uno 6rei III an6eren 2anoern.
Die @ingeborener meroen nun NIT al
len Hbaien Ser Seioen=Snoultrie be-
fannt gemadt per0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Gem anbaltenb id)led)tea @cttcr II

p%ergaugener @ode lit es 5u5ni6rei-
ben, 0oB sic Mn5abl ser 8eln6er Ser
Miunelota 9taatsfair um 100000 ge=
ringer mar ais sic bes &oriabreS, nno
ooB sic neutrality-suspicious. nit Ell
nem 0efisit BON $4,000 gu red)nen
fat. Sic @el66fts1pelt ser 3miningS=
ItG0te fat fir 6ieie Gunner ar15r=
fomnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Bic @pmmi6are bes 9iitrifts So

Die &om1ntkare 6es 9iitrtfts 60
Iumbia baben elmer @eieBborInge lire
3uitimml,1tg gegeben, ser 5ufolge &tn=
Ser perpflidtet ftn6, nod MaBgabe
ibrer @erbdltniiie etmas gum nnter=
bolt ibrer betagten gltern bei5u=
iteuern. Gin abnlides @eieb ionte in
anen Staaten erlaiien mer6en, 6enn
Die @erbaltniiie in @aibington iin6
nidt on6ers, als in an6eren Sta6ten
6es 2anoes. Sc 1T %aneroings etn
8ei6en fir uniere beige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

Ser fl. Batter &ins x. fiblt ben
Iebten Madridten 3ufolge 70 mobl,
6nB er Idnger in ben Datifanii@en
@arterr bIeiben Tam, ais iiblid. Ct
ge1tattete benz pdpitliden Mbotogra-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

-
berg in's ct. 8apbaels &pipital ee-
tradt nlrbe uno no cine nnteriu-
dung ergab, oaB cine 8ugel unter
Dem Screen ourdging 11no ieinen 2eib
curdbobrte. 1rau 2%in0enberg, uel-
he jid CUR 3eit in ct. SAUL befano,
traf Samitag @ormittag bier Elm, uno
Tie tbeilt iid ieitoem nit ibrer
Godter, Ser grau Geo. 8. Stolen
berger, in sic 8flege bes 5dmerper=
mut0eten, iomeit 0ies nebit ser 8flege
ser &ranfenidmelter erfor6erli9 lift.
Ser gnten Gflege lit es mobl gu ber=
oanfen, 6ab Sos 8efinoen oes &errn
2inoenberg ii6 NIT ie0em 5age BEL
lert nno gegen aQe grmartung beute
ais Elm oerartiges be5eidnet ueroen
fam, 0as gu Ben beiten @offnunger
anf cine @eneinng 6es 8atienten be-
redtigt. Mit Sem ltnfaa mur0en sic
acknowledgement @eriidte in GircuIa- :
tion gebra@t, nn6 INN SEN Sbatern auf
oie Spur gu fommen, iebte Ser 9ta6t=
ratb III elmer ant Samltag Mben6 ge-
baltenen Spe5ialoer iammlung einege=
lobnlng bon $500 fir 6%enieniqen aus.
mel6er oie Gbater ausfimoig MAIDEN
nno 5nr lteberfubrung bringen fann.
Mittlertpeile botten ii@ au9 5tpei De-
teftips bon Miinneapo1is eingefun6en,
mel6e ibren Spiirnaien nadqinqen
uno 5u Sen bereits in Circulation
gebra6ten @eriidten nod anoere Der
laute1t lieben, sic aber anldeineno
ooQitanoig aus Ser 2uft gegriffen
tnaren, oenn am Mittmo9 5ogen Sic
1elben rnberri9teter SaGe BON ct.
CLOUD ab. Ser unierem lu%ngjabrigen
5renroe 2inoenberg 5ugeitobene I'm
tall bat unS groBen S9mer5 perur-
ia6t, gr0beren aber nod sic berbreite=
ten @eriidte, sic ie6me5er 8egrun-
Dung %entbebren un6 sic nns an sic
alte beutlde @usiage e%rinnern, 6ab,
moQte man ie6em 2eumun0 elm
Sdlob anbangen, 0a5 5dloiierban6-
merit ln1ter aaen @anomerfen 6as fid
ant beiten lobnen0e iein mur6e. Mud
mare es angeBradt, tpe1m ser boreili-
ger. sdreiberieele bon ussournol
EreB" Bin uno pie6er &an6ideuen
.angelegt mir6en. Mit sen nddhiften
Nngeborigen oes @errn 9inoenberg
geben MIR uns einitpeilen nit ser
.9offnnng 5nfrieoen, 6aB er iid BON
ser gefabrli@en @erlebung mie6er er=
bolen miro, uno ferner tragen mir
inns nit ibm n110 1einen M%ngeborigen
NIT Ser Soffnung, oaB in 6as Dunfle,
tpeldes bis iebt iber 6em unfam
idtpeh, Elm lidter @trab1 fane, mo-
onr6 oos &edte an Sen Sag fommt
un6 sic Sduloigen 5ltr @edenldaft
ge5ogen merben.
@enn SIR quite 5dube foufen
molt, Damn fragt nod BEL @ep.
Sr5etpif, bon Sem audi &eparoturen
gut un6 bilig belorgt tper6en. 9. Mbe.
|Sda1bitore noe itli9 bonn Gonrtbaus.
- SIN porgeriidten Sitter bon 81
Sabren bot I'M ct. Soiepbs Mtenbeim
am 5amitag Morgen S. &iniba I'M
|folge BON Mtbma un0 MterIdmade
6as 3eitlide geiegnet. Sic 2eide muir
Sc na6 ct. Saul al,r 8eeroigurtg ge-
ididt, mo cine Sodter oes @erltorbe=
men pobnbaft lit.
- Sci ser Mrbett an SEM alien
&reab @ebdltoe an 5. Mpe. ror6Iid
ftel Sreitag Mad)mittag ser Mourer
Scarf Gru5insfi bon ei11em @eriiit, oas
nadgnb, nobel er idhpere Gerlebungett
bapontrug. Inter ar5tlider 8ebano-
lung fiiBlt er CUR 3eit SEN l1mitdnben
gemdB mobI.
- Die Mortbmeitern Selepbone
COMPANY fat SOS ON 6. Mbe. nor6lid,
neben bem Times-@ebdube gelegene
@run6ftiid, 6efien Gront 60 SUB be-
tragt, gefauft in ser Mbitdt. etn eiqe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Inter sem Motto: n@utt, Sat

lano uno Jreibeit" lit in Merifo cine
fatboliid Hartei ms 2eben getreten,
Sic ]id sic @Qbrung l1no grfampfn1g
Ser fonititutionenen &e6te ser Stride
ais 3iel qelett nr0 cine gelun6e 60
sialreform auf ibr Banner gei6rie-
ben but.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

8emcrfens>uertb lit sic sbatiad)e,
oab Ser engliiGe CONGRATULATIONS
areB in Seem Cattle am 5meiten Sage
leiuer @erbanoll1ngen einitimmig be-
1hlo1len fat, sic acknowledging ser
@%ijenbabnen 5m perlangen.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
OLD WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Juliana Hosz, Sixtyeieht Years Old, Gets Injunction to Keep
 Husband From House.

St. Louis, June 5.-Mrs. Juliana Holz, 6S years old, filed suit in the East St. Louis city court Friday after noon for divorce against Emil Holz, 67 years old, and asked an injunction to restrain him from bothering her while the case Is pending.
 The couple were married November 2, 1907, at Clayton They separated May 1, this year, because, as Mrs Holz alleges. her husband abused her and failed to support her. Since they separated she says he has been com ing around and annoying her at her home, TIP Winstanlsy avenue. Judge Vandeventer granted temporary in. junction restraining Holz from contin- uing that kind of conduct
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
CARDINAL GIBBONS JUBILEE
LEADING MEN OF THE NATION
 JOIN IN CELEBRATION
Fiftieth Anniversary of Prelate's Ordi. nation and TWenty-fifth of His Ele-
 vation to the Cardinalate.

Baltimore, Md, June 6.-Seldom III the ecclesiastical history of the United States has such whole-souled and hearty cooperation. irrespective of sect or creed, been in evidence as that which made possible the notable gathering of prominent men that as sembled today in the Fifth Regiment armory to pay homage to Americas only Prince of the Church, James, Car dinal Gibbons, in commemoration of the golden jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood and the silver jubilee of his cardinalate. This event stands unique not only because it is the greatest public celebration ever ten dered member of the American clergy, but because of the widespread non-sectarlan interest shown and the hearty friendliness and reverence of men whose religious opinions conflict with the faith of his eminence.
 The exercises began at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and were attended by many men famous in the current his
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
MRS. MCCILL
 BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to Her Case and Tells How She
 Suffered.

Jonesboro, Ark-"I suffered a com. plete break down in health, some time ago." writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this place. T was very weak and could not do any work. tried different remedies, but they did me no good.
 One day, got bottle of Cardui. It did me so much good, I was surprised. and took some more.
 Before l took Cardui, had headache and backache, and sometimes I would cry for hours. Now am over all that, and can do all kinds of housework. I think it is the greatest medicine on earth"
 In the past fifty years, thousands of ladies have written, like Mrs. McGill, to tell of the benefit received from Cardui.
 Such testimony, from earnest women. surely indicates the great value of this tonic remedy. for diseases peculiar to women. Are you sufferer? Yes?
 Cardui is the medicine you need.
 We urge you to try 1t.
 N Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chatta- nooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special Instructions. and 64-page book. Home Treatment for Women.' sent in plain wrapper. on request.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
MEETING OF CHURCHMEN
General Convention of the New Jeru- salem in United States Opened
 in Chicago.

Chicago, June 6.-The general con vention of the New Jerusalem in the United States, which opened here to- day, is of unusual interest and has brought to Chicago a large number of the clergy and laity of that sect. The series of meetings of bodies affiliated with the main body began with ses- sion of the council of ministers at the La Salle hotel, Rev. Louis c. Hoeck of Cincinnati presiding. The meetings of the several allied bodies will take up the time until Saturday noon, when the main convention will be called to order and the president, Rev s. s. Seward of New York, will de liver an address on The Work of the Ministry"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06

must have been something queer
 nobody tells me I'll simply bavot. on and do the best I can withou, ', salutary information. As I was
 ing, the mother bear" Ayain
 yells broke forth, but this timo were brief and the lecturer wa. lowed to finish explaining about
 antics of Lady Bruin. Then anot slide was slipped into the stereonti, and a picture of a small animal thrown on the screen. "This M fellow" the lecturer stated "is of extremely annoying about camn
 Is a porcupine-" Howls and V, again broke out, and the lectu shook his head in despair of ha able to have his lecture received .s ously by these militant youths of ] country, who evidently knew so thing about animals that he did
 know. Having been very much a boy himself, however, some years u vious, he knew the game we'll epolI to join in with a cheerful grin a after a time he completed his td though it was punctuated with yd and laughter as the wolf, the badd the owl, the crane and even the ma dorous skunk appeared on the scrd and made their respective bows the audience.
 At the close of the talk the lectuj sought information from the of1ee| They smiled as one of them told hd ''Nicknames. We have a fellow hd that the boys call the mother bed another that goes by the name 'porcupine. and so on down your Il It is a wonder that you got through all"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
UMPIRE AT FINAL INNING
Convict Under Death Sentence Arblter of Prison Ball Contest-DecIsions
 EmlnentIy Fair.

Carson City, New. June 6.-Patrich Casey, an old time ball player, who is under sentence of death for murder committed in Goldheld, acted as um. pire in what will probably be his last ball game, at the state penitentiary For some time two convict ball teams have been practicing within hearing oi Casey's cell.
 After following the progress of the games by the crack of the bat and the thud of the ball into the f1elders gloves, Casey appealed to Warden Ray Baker for the privilege of seeing one more game. He was allowed to do sc and was chosen umpire.
 Although many changes have been made in the rules since Casey's incar. ceration, no kicks were registered against his decisions
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
A Reader Cures His
 Constipation -Ty F,l
Simple way any family retain the good health If

The editors of "Health Hints" and "Questions and Answers" have one ques- tion that is put to them more often than any other. and which, strangely enough, they find the most difficult to answer. That is How can l cure my constipa- tion?"
 pr. Caldwell, an eminent specialist in diseases of the stomach, liver and bowels has looked the whole field over. has prac- tised the speciality for forty years and is convinced that the ingredients contained in what is called Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has the best claim to attention from con- stipated people.
 Its success in the cure of stubborn con- stipation has done much to displace the use of salts, waters, strong cathartics and such things. Syrup Pepsin, by train ing the stomach and bowel muscles to
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06

Boston, Mass, June 6.-Hotel pro- prietors and managers from all over the country assembled in the Hotel Brunswick this morning for the open ing of the convention of the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit association President John s. Mitchelf> presided luncheon the visitors were received at the state house by Governor and Mrs Foss. Tonight the men will banquet at the Hotel Somerset and the ladies at the Cepley Square hotel For the next three days the hotel men will de- vote themselves to pleasure, with clam bakes, automobile rides and sea side trips on the program.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
WOULD SHOOT TRAILeRS
Man, Rounded by Detectives, Threat ems Dire Vengeance on Those
 Who Follow Him.

Chicago, June 6-HQunded by de tectives who have followed him night and day since he testified on the wit ness stand that Edward Hines was the man who raised the Lorimer $100, ,00e corruption fund, Clarence s. Funk has armed himself and threatens to shoot any person found following him.
 According to Funk, manager of the International Harvester company, he has been under constant espionage. three men following him from here to New York and Washington he as serts. Several times, he believed they were about to strike him.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
CHEERS FOR THE ANIMALS
Lecturer Annoyed by Being Interrupt ed by Cheers and Jeers While
 Delivering Lecture.

The naturalist was delivering lee ture at West Point to the entire body or cadets, and he was telling them a Dig bear story. At that moment" he said, "the mother bear"
 Ills remarks were interrupted and broken off short by huge yell from the cadets. with clapping and stamp hg and cheers and jeers that gave hlm no opportunity to continue. He simply had to wait. nonplussed, until the noise had subsided. Then he took up ms discourse again. q don't know what l said,' he remarked, to bring forth such an outburst suppose 1t
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-06
ys7o 0. Bryght, Assessor
HURT IN PEOREa WRECl
Three Engineers Fatally Hurt Wher Passenger Train Runs Into
 Open Switch.

Peoria, H., June 6.-Inbound pas senger train No. r, with sever coaches, ran into an open switch il the yards of the Chicago. Rock Islanc & Pacific. demolishing two local en. zines which were standing on the track besides totally wrecking it's owr engine.
 Engineer Robert Atkinson. the en gineer in charge, is hot expected tc live, while two other engineers were probably fatally injured.
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