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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-02-25

~ 60 10 goodness Of hear, c.tsnness
Of soul, viii! power, and eseaci,y-
always ready .nd wil,in, 70 do in
the s'rlctest eerse ,h- golden rule 20
bis fellow men. He vas burp, reared
lived ord did u Berkeley county q,
the age Of IS ,,-rc Z mcrths End z
dsye-be we~ ':e only james West,
aud there WI raveT BE- another.
BE end blI Mss,er," r+te broth.
ere beioveG--neve, hsd crosa words,
end each loved tire o.hel-so much
90 Capt.. Hammond took Janss With
BIN ihrouRh the war snd Nben C.p.
ssln Kirk Hammond ives aho,. .J..mt q
Te! DorSed blm till be dl, 8 10 uls
embroce aGd was bap"z d with bis
'eare. Tbe master sept On thc bat
tie field and ,he slsve came bcme 10
cell the sad story and 70 oe embroced
and loved for ali time anew, end be
vac, Finally be got married, end
reared splendid femily, and leave.
devoted wife end elk childrep-s
credit 10 Themselves and .heir par-
en,s
The funeral took place laa. Sun.
day ss HedResville, that little vilisge
60 heel.hful and beautiful for ei,ua
tion-beipg on top Of North Noun.
tain.
The uhi'ee took The whole .ff.ir
IN chsrge. His pail bearers oc.ivc
and honorary were no, only sll whl}e
but CT the beet people of this CIV,
and county; viz. Meears. John T.
Boyd, Charles l.. Stncke7, Ruber Q
Moler, John |. Burns, Drs. ALEU-
GreybIll and David P. Fry, John S
Vermilyes, Mesers. w. II. Kiimer,
Vim. II. L,nRsmfelter, Conrad h
Robbins, David Swimley and Capt.
Adam Small
The white cho ir of the Presbyser
ion church bad charge of the song
eerVIoe, ano not only was their sing
ing pathetic, soft and low, tutsueet
ened with aorrow, for tie one they
loved so we'll.
Rev. Dr.. MoBryde, eyed in the
cause OF Gods good work and hu.
manity, offic;s.ed. We bave read of
Writ, the blind preacher, vboee and
iepce was lifted up 30 high At one
stage of his magnificent Chriss-like
ora'ory that some feered for The de.
scent OF analogy, but With out.
stretched hsnds, head poised heaven
ward, and eyes Get CO something be.
You'd, be pc sled ont: 'Soorates die d
like philosopher, peacefully phil.
'sopb'z'ng with bis friends, but
Jesus Christ died like a God" |
wonId loved TO have heard the above,
bos oil IN ell, l besrd greater ser
mon last Sunday over the dead body
of Mr.. James West by Rev. Dr..
McBryde. He did juss what the
grest DR.. Cook Of Boston, Beecber
Of New York, Brooke and o,bers-
The Savior of men inclu ded-bnve
dop'; slmply talked on The merits of
his csse and be bad a good ono for
bis subject Oratory ia never Gu
blime ill the orator absorbed jp his
suhjTcs forge's himse'f, snd ths, ie
What Rev. Dr.. McBryde did over tbs
dead body Of Mr.. West.
He read beautiful chapter fol.
loved by three sssnzas of bymn,
which be intended for the choir 20
slpg, but said be wanted 20 ssy q
word or 90, but in the jungIes Of
grief, blinded by tears aod weighted
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-02-25

Journsliss and pu blicist, John Mitch.
ell. Jr. of Rich mond, w.. has been
asying for rs years, Lynch law
must co."
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13

Mr.. Will Golf, cousin OF Mel COT,
arrived Thursday. Mr.. Golf was out
here last Summer and liked the climate
SO well that he has decided to make his
home here.
Our grocery room is showing a very
nice improvement over the same period
OF year ago. This is certainly a nice
record to he able to show an increase in
year which seems to be termed as .
dull one.
A gentleman was in the store this
week who had been clerking in a store
in the East which handled the same
brands of clothing which we have. He
had good word to speak for tho
kirschbaum clothing.
We fitted the vestbules OF the Presby.
terrain church with hard wood pattern
Of Linoleum this week. We think this
looks very we'll.
This store is pleased to note the open
ing OF the new La Veta hotel. This
hotel is we'll equipped and deserving Of
large amount Of patronage.
THE great danger from the liar comes
from the fact that most men tell the
truth. II it were not so the liar-nor
anyone else-would be believed"
The lodges OF the dry goods room arc
oil being re-decorated this week with
couch coverA portiers, rugs, carpets, ETC.
II you will read our housefurnishing
ad on the back page, you may see some
thing there that will he Of advantage to
you. We are making some attractive
prices in this department.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT

The graduating class OF 1911
numbering fifteen students of the
Monte Vista High School held
their commencement exercises at
the Broadway opera house We'd
nesday night.
Eva Freeman delivered the Sal
utatory in an unaffected and
Charming manner.
"Aeroplsnes versus Battleships"
was the up to date subject Of Mack
Davis. and was ally and convinc-
ingly handled.
"Colorado's Resources" by Roma
Hawkins was true TO facts which
were clearly and agreeably present
ed.
Civilization" by Herbert Martin
showed thought aud power and
heh the closest attention.
Madge Morse spoke on THE
Power Of Truth" whose principles
she earnestly advocated.
Farewell 10 the class and appre-
citation OF kindness and forbear.
ance OF teachers during the course
were expressed in tho valedictory
by Roy Heilman.
Mr.. Brady made short address
to the class and presented the
diplomas. The program was mer-
itorious throughout aud we'll en-.
joyed by the large audience pres
ent.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
Monte Vista High School Events

Vista Base Ball park, Saturday,
May 9Th. Over 600 people wit
messed the events which were holly
contested by 81 athletes from the
high schools Of Del Norte. Monte
Vista, Alamosa, Saguache and
Manassa. Two special trains were
run for the accommodation OF
pupils, returning after the Ora
torical contest in the evening.
Monte Vista won the Meet getting
u points; Del Norte End with SO;
Manassas Bird. 81 points, Alamosa
4th with 4 points; Creede 4 aud
Saguache l.
100 Yard Dash
LIST Eleuto Medina. Monte Vista.
Ind Whittier Jones, Del Norte.
Bird Ed Busch, Monte Vista.
4th Roy Wells, Del Norts.
Time: 10 3-5
Pole Vault
LIST Mack Davis, Monte Vista.
End Archie Chisholm. Dol No.ts.
3rd Ed Busch, Monte Vista.
10 It. 3 in.
II 10. Shot Put
LIST Mack Davis, Monte Vista.
End Rudolph Seyfried. Del N.
Bird Frank Brady. Mansssa.
18th Leon Rabsr, Del Norts.
~ II. 10 l-2 in.
22O yd. Hurdle
LIST Eleuto Medina, Monte Vista.
2nd A. Chisholm, Del Norts.
Ord l.. Tohill. Monte Vista.
4th Ray Milyard, Alamosa.
Time: q As
Broad Jump
lst Eleuto Medina, Monte Vista,
lContinusd on nsxt pags.)
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
FaSSett'S Store News.
BY FAssETrs DEPARTMENT STORE
"Ccisn either a liability who
somsthns place he
down."-Ssth Brown.

A business house is subject to more
or less criticism, some Of it is merited
and some not. However, the criticism
that goes the farthest and is OF most
value to US, comes from the one who is
able to suggest something to take the
place Of that which he crticises.
Miss Coda Lenhart, a neice of Mr..
Freeman, is visiting here.
We had the walls for the building at
the rear Of the store started Thursday.
This building should be we'll along
towards completion within month or
six weeks.
A stock Of j. c. G. long lace front
corsets has been added to our corset de-
partment. Many women have been de-
MED lace front corsets on account Of the
cost. Not SO with the j. &. G. corset.
This may he had in two lengths and the
price II only eau.
800 -
Mr.. Fornwald left for Denver Thurs
day night and expects to help drive
new Overland automobile home. He will
stop one night in Colorado Springs to
See Mr.. w. p. Love who was formerly
associated with this store.
Arthur Francis changed the location
Of the ram to the inside Of the ware.
room this week 30 it would not interfere
with the building we are having erected.
-
! q. u HameV. - the Bsedel ranch
wss tsaain9 With Us Friday. Mr.. Harvey
has to come long distance to reach
this place.
We opened up new box Of Crossman
Bros. garden seeds few days ago. This
gives us 4 complete assortment OF seeds.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
WORKERS ARE MAKING
GOOD SHOWING

Denver this week where he has
Teen attending directoss' meet
ings OF the San Luis Valley Sugar
Company OF which he 10 ! director.
He reports that the Company is in
excellent financial condition and
that II it were not, the amour. Of
interest being manifested by both
Colorado and eastern capital would
guarantee the success Of the enter
prise on schedule time.
Mr.. Station IL particularly graft
fled by the spirit manifested by
the local farmers who have en-
tered into the business OF beet
raising with the enthuailsm tina.
has always marked tbs San Luis
Valley agricultursaists. While the
beet culture II now TO Them he
finds that they enter the new field
with no moro rspidstion than they
did when they started 70 raise
field peas, years ago, and more re-
Gently potatoes, which revolution
lied farming methods in this dis
trict, renovated the hnd and, in
cidentany, made . large number Of
fortunes. The idea OF . fixed price
for tho product - beets-which
nothing can vary snd the know
ledge that they can dispose Of their
product ut . Ioc1 market which
will handle tho entire output with
out the interventjoa q freight and
commission charges to cut into
their profits, he's appsaaed to them
- . first Glass businsss preposi-
ton; and the San Luis Valley farm
or 10 nothing II not business man.
Mr.. 6tatboo further had in1efma-
ton while In. Denver, that Cos
griffs sxpask soea = reach m
sgreement with the d. 4 r. @.
railroad regarding traffic rates On
tho proposed new raiiFoad to Gen.
ter, 4 tssegram fro0s ,. ~.
In New Yoek sua6s1nki1tes this.
A. T. Young, tho Oosgriff sngin-
cor who surveyed the rail route
from Monde Vista to Saguache-
the ultimate destination Tor tho
Eew road-is quoted - Stating
that his principals intend to build
this summer and will have the rails
laid and rolling stock in operation
this faA, In time to handle the crops.
J. J. Cooke. brick contractor for
tho factory, has experienced some
delay In receiving material for his
kilns; but no expects to have work
running fun blast in few dsys.
Tho Inconvenience to which he has
boon put will not handicap him SER
iously In tho completion Of his con-
tract q he has all materials for
brick right on factory grounds and
almost ct point Of delivery. He
viii esnyloy nearly 800 men.
Construction work on tho fac
tory, meantime, has boon progress
ing - fast - man can make It.
With the railrosd grade compile. cd
pulp silo completed; the concrete
foundation Of the sugar plant prac-
ticaaly complete; machinery on tho
ground; concrete forms for the
smoke stack partially erected; the
storage and residence houses, cook,
Graders' and lsborers' tents, the
fsctory site presents . vista OF re-
Variable industry and progress
which win increase In size and act
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
/ Plus 2 Equals 3
| Plus l Equals 2

The real cost Of stove is the price you pay when
81 for and 81 for fuel your stove costs you 49, If
however you buy that only uses half as much fuel
your total cost will be 81 plus ST. namely ST. Thus you
save one third on your stove The ARCADlAN stove
by countless less fuel than any other stove We
sell it with guarantee
ssS - w - ~ Hoosisr Kitchen Cabinets
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
w. c. T. U. PROGRAM

The W. @. T. U. will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Mamie Smith
on Wednesday, May II at ESQ p.
N. sharp. Following 10 the pro-
gram:
Devotionals .... ....... Mn. Matthias
High Ideals for Schools" Nm. Hooker
Papcr-"Wantesl-A Righteous Citizen.
ship. Arx. Aaxfleld
Song
"Who shall stay the Gambliag Csase."
.1tUs 60O6I
"Why should . church member belong
70 the w. G. r. u"
...............M Mn. Blasier
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13

Mn. Victor lssckson arrived In
Monte Vista Saturday 10 join Der
husband, who 10 one Of our build.
Ing contractors, recently from DEN.
vof.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13
TRACK AND FIELD MEET

One OF the most successful
Meets Of the San Luis Valley Ath.
letic Association was held at Monte
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-05-13

We opened up q new box of Crossmal
Bros. garden seeds few days ago. Thi
gives us complete assortment Of seeds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
MOFFAT TUNNEL BILL
APPROVED IN SENATE
Colorado Legislature InveSti-
gates Alleged Bribery and
Kills Racing Measure.

DENVER, April 25.-The senate to-
day effectually killed the Cornforth rae
ing bill, which provided for parimutuel
betting. and passed the Moffat tunnel
bill on second reading,
The house appointed a committee to
investigate the charge of attempted
bribery in connection with the passage
of the tunnel in the house. The bribery
investigation committee announced "A
meeting for tomorrow at o. M, at
which Senator Belesfeld author of the
charges, Will be questioned.
The racing bill came up in the sen
ate on motion of Senator Metz for re
consideration. After flbusteriug for
two hours the motion was carried, but
the bill failed of passage over the gov
ernor's veto by exactly the same vote
given when il first came up for passage
over the veto of the governor.
Metz and Twining. who voted with
the governor before. deserted him to-
day. but Crowley and O'Connell, who
were for passing the bill over the gov
ernor s veto when the measure first
came back from the executive, Joined
with him today and offset Metz and
Twining.
O'Connel was the only one to cx.
plain his change, and he said that he
was influenced by the fact that he had
discovered that the bill was unconsti
tutional.
The tunnel bill. which was finished
in committee of the whole yesterday.
was passed on second reading, 20 to 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
BARON De CONSTANT
SPEAKS IN St. PAUL
French Apostle of Peace De-
Scribes Plans for Abolish
ing All Wars.

ST. PAUL. April 25.-Earon d'Estour-
nelles de Constant of France spoke on
Universal Peace" before a distinguished
audience here tonight. He said that war
between the United States and Japan IFS
an absurdlty, a nightmare. a bad dream"
He quoted the following from the pro-
gramme OF the International Arbitration
party in the French parliament:
"Some people profess to believe that
we. the supporters of arbitration, would
like TO see il applied to all questions, and
that even il we were threatened with in
vasion we should not call out the whole
armed strength of the nation. but hum
bly, ask TO have the matter decided by a
tribunal proposal which the enemy
would be sure 70 reject, 1t is time to
explain, as clearly and Enthusiastically as
possible that, so far from being mere
dreamers, philosophers or men without a
country, we have a clear conception or
our duty and our responsibility.
I'VE believe that the policy we advo
cate for Europe Is as clear. as prudent,
as positive and as full OF promise as the
policy now followed is obscure and
iraught with confusion and danger.
Universal peace and simultaneous dis
armament viii never be anything but
dreams unless science and the strictest
and most methodical means are en-
ployed TO hasten their coming. II may
already be said that disarmament will
merely be the last stage of pacific evo-
luton.
Between this last stage and the as
piratlons we now entertain there is many
a mile To- be travelled, and always at the
same pace. II is useless 10 look for dis
armament unless We first try the effect
Of progressive reduction OF arma- =
mentS; and this reduction itself Will bc
necessarily preceded by q limitation. n
halt in the increase of armamcnts This
limitation. however. implies great changes
in the relations among the powers, and
these changes must be set down in
treaties.
'On these lines. our programme be- =
comes very simple and clear. Our one
object is to bring International arbitra =
ton into general acceptance and induce
governments TO resort TO a reasonable
and honorable way Of settling. no, all
conflicts. but tho largest possible mum
| her Of them. by equitable means"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
EARNINGS Of STEEL
TRUST FALLING OFF
Net Income Drops From $lO,-
100000 to Little More
Than $4,000.

NEW YORK. April 25.-The quarter
" report of the United States Steel
corporation for the period ending
March 81, issued today, shows earnings
of $23, ,203 and net earnings of S20,-
001 ,Sl7.
The gross figures are considerably
below popular estimates Earnings
were S25 ,99O,97s in the previous quarter
and $37 7,61S,7So in the corresponding
quarter OF 1910. The present earnings
are the lowest since the same quarter
in 1909. when earnings were so ,92l :
PCS
Because of the low earnings and
various heavy expenditures, including
dividends, interest. the surplus net in
come for the quarter Is reduced TO S3l :
l55. as against $1l ,532 ,531 in March
of last year. Analysis of the report
shows that the quarter s total was ma,
terially affected by the small business
In January. In that month gross earn,
ings fell TO $500, ,416; but in February
they increased TO 81 ,lS0,92S, and ii
March TO $lO,467,S5
All the outgoing officers were re
elected today with the exception oi
Vice President W. B. Dickson. who re
Gently rendered his resignation, and
whose successor was not named
The regular quarterly dividend Of
IL per cent on the preferred shares
and 81 per cent on the common. in
volving payments Of $l2,69S,90 were
declared
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
|SOC|ATED PRESS
|HOLDS ITS ELECTION
Nv of the Former Directors
Are Again Chosen at An
nuaI Meeting.

|rw YORK. April e5.-The regular
"a, meeting of the Associated Press
I he,d In the waldorf Astoria hotel
Ii The following directors were re-
3ed. Frank B. Noyes. Washnsto ton
! adolph Ochs. New York Times: w.
sdeI,ean. Philadelphia Bulletin, w. Il.
an Kansas City Star and ~ G.
Id Duluth Herald w. II. Cowles Of
Spokane Spokesman-Review was
.fed to fill the uneXpired term OF Har-
VI. Scott. deceased.
|5risory boards were chosen as tol-
"A chairman: Frederick Roy Martin,
--;dence Journal. secretary; w. l..
.,1,er- Syracuse Post STANDARD; James
SrEou. Philadelphia Enquirer; Samuel
-5es Springfield (Mass) Republican
.loatlnC committee-Oswald q. WI
New York Evening Post: Robert l..
len, Boston Herald. Auditing com
'ufral division-GeorEe Thompson. St
4 dispatch. chairman; Lewis II. My
7 Springfield (nlD State Journal:
nk p. MacLennon. Topeka (kan)
nal; Gardner Cowles, Des Moines
Register and Leader cdlnuIu w.
Ia. Grand Rapids (Mich.) Press.
1lnating committee-Thomas Rees,
|ngficld Qll.) State Register; Charles
5f1s. Cleveland (O) News. Auditing
mittee-H NJ Pindell, Peoria Qll)
nal.
|6fhern dlvision-J. R. Gray. Atlanta
d Journal, chairman: F. p. Glass,
|fgomery (Ala.) Advertiser: Robert
ne. New Orleans States; John Ross.
rfofte CN. c. Chronicle; Bruce Hal
an, louisville (ky.) Courier journal.
mating commitiee-W. j. Crawford.
nphis Commercial Appeal, P. y. Sto-
Savannah (Ga.) Press. Auditing
e. Gonzales, Columbia Is.
State.
estern division-Chester NJ. Rowell.
mo (CalD Republican, chairman; l.
stevens. Pueblo (Colo) Chieftatn; r.
cruthers, San Francisco Bulletin; y.
|ietheR. Seattle Times: C. a. Morden,
land (Or.) Telegram. Nominating
W: Hornick., San
.-Intellgencer. Auditing committee
rford Hill, Denver (Colo) Republican.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
UNCTI0N SUIT FILED
AGAINST GAS COMPANY

restrain the Utah Gas &; Coke COM
y from operating Its plant IN the west
part OF the city. Lucy Z. Gurley and
cen other property holders in the
nity OF First South street, between
ih and Tenth West streets. filed suit
he Third district court Tuesday af-
Don against the company. IL is al
d that the poisonous fumes and gases
mating from the plant have become a
,ance and besides endangerinG the
fh OF residents Of the vicinity have
atly reduced the value of the prop
reat quantities OF poisonous fumes. IL
hareed come from the plant. and the
ace. it is averred. is becoming unbear-
Judge G. ". Morse issued an or
for the company 10 show cause why
hould not he restrained from operating
plant during the pendency OF the ac-
J Monday morning, May S. at 10
ock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
5HWAY NEEDED BY
SANDY AND DRAPER

nth the object in view OF building
|ghway which will enter the business
|fict of each town. the Sandy Com
|cial club. affiliated with D. o. Rideout
others OF Draper. will this week go
b plans, as to the feasibility OF the
ject. As the present status OF affairs
Icars, the state road does not come
hin four blocks OF Sandy, while similar
ditions exist at Draper. People gen
[Iy who have occasion to visit Salt
<e travel by way of the state road.
drive past both Sandy and Draper,
not through the towns as the bust
s men OF those towns want them to.
4 probability Of having roadway
n on the west side Of the railroad
cks OF the Salt Lake Route has been
cussed and IL is thought that this will
<crialize. BY the building of this new
Foughfare, at least four miles can be
mated from the travel between points
Salt Lake county. while the new road
/ will pass directly through the heart
9th Sandy and Draper.
{eilo pjrls' ball at Odeon toniobt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26

At the Orpheum this week Bird Mill
man and her company. a trio OF wire
trippers, perform with astonishing in
trepidity. Miss Millman is announced as
the Eva Tanguay OF the air doubtless
because she is as irrepressible in mid
ai, on the wire as is Eva upon the stage.
The act. which is the last on the bill,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
AMERICAN TESTIFIES IN
IRISH ELECTION PROBE

CORK. Ireland. April 25,-John Dono-
van. Californian. who was active in
the last election campaign here, was a
tion against the election of Captain
Donelan the Nationalist whip. who de-
feated William O'Brien in the east di-
vision of Cork county.
Donovan declared that he had enough
OF electioneeriDG In Ireland and Intended
10 return To California. He thought the
people OF NouGhal were ''savages." He
admitted having promised TO distribute
money among the poor of Youghal Il
Doncian was elected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
NEW YORK TO HAVE
UNIQUE OCEAN MUSEUM

NEW YORK. April 25,-An ocean mu-
suem." the first Of Is kind in America. is
TO be established In New York City as
branch OF the American museum OF ma
ural history. The new institution. mod
eled after similar undertaking IN Ber-
lin. Will be known as the American mu-
scum OF oceanography and will contain
models of ships and specimens OF animal
and plant life gathered from the deep.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
FOWLER FOR ASSISTANT
ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, April 25,-James A.
Fowler of Tennessee. one of the assist
ants in the attorney generals office,
will become assistant attorney general,
in charge of trust prosecutions. succeed.
ing William s. Kenyon Of Iowa, re.
Gently elected senator from that state,
according to unofficial information at
tho white house today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
jSSIANS SURPRISED BY
SUDDEN ADVENT OF SPRING

/LEXANDROVSK. Government OF
<hangel. Russia. April 22.-Reports
m eastern Russia and Siberia tell OF
sudden arrival OF spring. The ice has
ken UP In the rivers and with the
Ing SHOWS. has caused abnormal high
{ers. which are doing great damage.