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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
off SOrn,Sa.#

Sa M bar ri ioa bait port Mis-
.iionsme0e. Get bar life iaa goot
6eiBgt, iom ri maaife fun0e bape
snifet oct. gi bop0e 10 Regn De to
ierite Gage - en- ri9tig neliignet
Gegn bopOe oi oen be0ite, ri bar
bait lioen 6orooret.
Seq tror nof, ri M fan ii9e, at
ri iaa altin9, Iige mar ri trGflger
til oct, ior, NOR life oct bar 6eoit
6er, al ri life If 9iegn / CONNER;
mon life BET bar for no9et goot, at
oen life fom
Oct funoe 10 opre - ieg er nu-
item peo at fro oct - at BET bar for
at pie eqer poaminoe os OH, at
ser er en- almpgtig @u0 til, Joni
gioer os oft, men iom beaer life nil
taule, at oi bliber aft Tor bonmos
oige - BET er pi 10 meget til6eielige
til - eQer fommer til at itole Tor
meget pau os ielo.
Seq 6srte en- Mano ii9e Den an
ben Dag, at Soft bar me8et lettere
at fon1me no al oct meo, mar fife
oct gif Dem alt for meget eiter De-
res egen 8iaie, for iao, mente ban,
bar Sc n9iten life til at fomme nGr.
Og ieg tror, Der er noget | oct
og ieg tror ogiaa, at BET er noget /
Sen Hetning Dor n~lmpgtige 6ims
melife 6ooer bill bragg os, naor ban
inoleoes iorboloer os noeet al oct,
iom Ri er pant til, o9 aerfor tror,
hi life fan unOb9re. So, oct fan
ri iaa goot. @i er 90 bel life iaa
oumme elIer oontro, at bi oil fro,
hi life fon unooere noget, iont
CUB, ser 10 er aerligbco, oil ior-
boloe os.
Men, oct bar 10 Msoet Ri be-
/ gpnote meo. 90 oct bar goot. Ger
bleo inoet megen Seo | bore Sier-
ter - eIer Sjerne = 6isie Gage;
! men bporoon Soften bil blioe, fan
ingen al os iiee. Oct bill pie iig
/ lin Si6. 5 olt 6alo er oct life
SpoemGnoenes Sfbl6, ON Soften
life blioer goo, tbi S9oen bar goo
o9 hpis ser M bliper bolot goo
@aqt, at life 5ienoen fommer og
iaor aft for me9en alinte og llfrnbt
iblonot, moa ser 10 On bpres no.
gen 6rugt,
Den treble Sftober boboe pI
@abningsmeoe paa Sfolen, bbor boz
ar%e6sformonb op Dor Samfumos'
formnno taIte. SioitnGnnte frent-
orog 2eiligbeoerne peo en- goo $50.
Iegang oe formaneoe os til at eribt
DEM.
Sea tror ogioo, bpis nogle flert
ereb 2eiligbeoerne, iom De bar til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
!Spem nbgiper BEN?

y0oniteren" 0r. II, %ifrioer X.
81. a. / gll6fait al 2ioets Segne-
bog, at 0oniferne - Dem Oer6iem-
me naturIigpis = iomler Sloboer-
6iitorier. uRu bel, oct oil ieg NOT
tro", oct fan nof Iigne Dem. Men
ON S~orlnoelie- bpor fommer
De frn2 bpem uoeiper oem2 GER
pi berorre oet2 On ioa er, pilbe jeg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

lA1Il vi
0anmarfs8 psning paa @erbensno.
ltillingen / Sun SraneiseO 1915.
Baa ollie De foreganen0e Der.
oensuoitiIlinger | &merifo bar port
5porelano oeret repreienteret pan
Ell altfor beifeoen Waaoe - longt
ira poo en- WnoOe, iom oor Dor ga.
ton pGroig, eler JON itilleOe ben
pao ben fremifuote BlaoS og ifaf.
feoe Den ben @nieelie, BEN iortie.
ner / Rationernes Hpffer. Boa De
itore omerifanife ll0itillinger bar
man / Geglen fun6en en- iaafalot
o9onmorfs -IfOeling" iom font
Den mnoife / Sn0bolO % f%unitneriif
Arrangement itoO paa 9sioe meo
oct beoite - mnatte pGre tilfre0S
meo oen onoiite Bla0s, Der life al
ito bar Sen beoite.
8oa Den tiIitunoen0c 8eroensli0-
itiIIing t Gan francisco 1915, Der
iiffert bIiper Sen itsrite % melt
electromagnetic @er0en enOnii hor let,
bill ale Notioner msoes. oq oe al
leriIeitc oil iiffert blipe reprGiente.
reoe oe6 en- egen 9Dening. 8or
9anmorfs @e6fommenoe er Der oes.
pprre @run6 til at antoee, at ST.
itorien Der oil gentage iio, og oct
par 2nifet ON at ie bort Score
fanb rep%rpienteret pnn en- pasien.
Sc Waooe poa Bette itore 8er0ens.
itpone, Ser bos CALIFORNIA; 0nnife
fremfaIote 9nnfcn ON at reiie en-
9nqning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
3il 9anmarfs gGre.

5anfen onnot lige itrofs 9iialo
% Sililhtning i ale 2eire. @n SO.
mite bIep burtigt oannet; ben beitoo
fsrIt al &epreientanter for tire at
pore omrife 6oreninger, men bar
iioen inppleret Jig meo Here 2anos.
memo al Anieelie % SnoflDoeIIe.
aomiteen bar bi0til beit9itiget iig
meO Oet rent ior6ere0enoe arbeioe.
men M er Chen fommen, boor oi
anraa6er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

9omiteen u6gibne
9anif ltoltillings.MGrfe
0ette Wprfe, Der er nalgt al De
oeo ben afbolote 9egne.aonfurrence
in0fomne ll0fait, oil ON nogle Tiger
blipe uoienot og ppre til SoIgs
ooer belle 2anoet. 8riien poo NGr.
fet bliper l Gent Stpffet, og Me-
ningen er, at BET, Zig SiIenPrfet
og De iaafalote Geo Grois Clamps
fol poaflpbeS greoe. BriIen er iat
iaa Lap for at gioe Ielo ben ringe-
ite 9oer Ell 9eiIigbeo til at gipe i'm
Sf9rn u0en at fele no9en 8ebDr-
Belle 0erpe0. Oct er 9omiteenS6aob,
at bber eneite 0anif Screening pil
oeotoge at 6en1tte bette M9rfe pao
lin officieIle aorreipon0once inmt
pirfe for 0ets Ai6enDttelie al W3eO.
lemmerne pna 0ereS pripate Sor-
Repentance. Get er iaa liot, hi be.
Ser Den enfelte ON, og set er Ser.
Tor, ri oenter, at life en- cncite Oil
title iis afbiienbe.
vi tilln0er os at gentoge, at bette
or BET toilette og imrffeite 6oreta'
aetoe, 9onify9(merifonerne enonu
er blepen anmo0e0e ON at ilaaareoS
ON, % bets Bennemierelie piI poa
Ell Bona blioe oct %ifenneite 9eois
poo oen aprliabeo, Ri tro6s
moaife mango 9(ars @oifillelie =
enonu nGrer for 596reIan6et, og
tillige foitilaa pan ben melt impo'
neren0e Woa6e, at oi 0anif-Nmeri.
fonere fan uorette noget, noar hi
for aIbor itoor Sful6er oe0 SfuI-
Der. Get bill blibe Sen prpgtigite
@obe. no0et uoponoret 6olf cnonll
bar ifpnfet lit 6eorelan6, og EN-
iaa0on @erning fan life an0et emo
6pbe porNnieefie blnnot pore W3e0-
boraere.
Naa Ri til SlutninG pointere,
at Der er en- Opgaoe, bpor perion'
lig eaennntte og 9greerriabeh er
lat no al SpilIet. Oct er life en-
Can Trancisco - ener California
ganifernes Sag = oct er
if.gmcrifnncrnes sag.
Ser er en- Opaape, iom meo 900
Samoittigbe0 iamles ON Mpno
% aninoer. linge % gomIe, Sore
ninger al en6ber art, airfeiamfuno
al enbber 9rosbefenbelie, fort IoGt'
9llt, 6uno Der fommer nuoer 8egrc'
6et CONFERENCE.-THE.
90 herme0 anbefoler bi SagelI
til e0ers 8eIpillie.
Sanmarfs.g bgninss SOmiteeu
Somes Maoiion, Sormano.
Or = Woldoar0, 8iceiorman0.
S.S.aorell, Sef., 300 2icf Bldg.
6. B. Snnien, aasierer.
Soco6 Beterien, Sobn 2arien,
1so6n gromien, @iggo aonig,
30. Solm, Hobert TD'on,
9. Sartmicf :. 81. Sorenien,
Saloor Socobien, 8. O. 2arien,
0iels 9arien.
9gresmeolem aonilll 5. 6. 9oseiIO.
.6pem nbsiper BEN?
,0oniferen" 0r. II, ifriper x.
81. a. / all6fait al 2ioets Segne'
bog, at 0nniferne - Dem oerbiem'
me noturliopis = inmler Sloooer-
6iitorier. n9fii bel, oct oil ieg nof
tro", oct fan nof Iigne Dem. Wen
= ON Sorlnoelie- bpor fomrner
De frn2 bpem uoeiper oem2 GER
pi berorre oct? On ioa er, piloe jeg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
10000

og oct er ior at noa bette Moal, at
ri opfororer boer eneite 0anif NonO
Og aoinOe, og ipecieIt 6oer eneite
oanif Organization, ON at itstte os
efter 9gone. 9aa forifelIig MooOe
ifol bi / 266et al 6e n9ite to, ire
aor benitilGe til 8onif1Nmerifaner-
ne, bborle0es 0e beoit fan itoa os bi,
men iorelsbia onmooer ri oem ON
at bielpe os me6 SoIoet al oct al
9omiteen u6gibne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

ier, Der faitiettes al l1Oitiaingens
Direftorot.
2.-Om iaaoont oiloe oere ooer-
e~nsitemmen6e meO epentleIle Oanife
l10itiaeres Rnife.
Do oct til Cato bar p9ret unit
Ii9t at faa 0plpsnin9 paa oisie to
Sumter, oil man fltnne foritaa,
boorfor aomiteen en0nu life fan
gioe beitemt Suar paa fSr n9onte
Spgr9smaal.
9bor itor, 9pgningen ifal 6lioe,
og 6oor elegant, ben ifal uoitpres,
beror paa en- treble os nreget pigtig
8ing, nemlig: 6uor mango Eenge,
vi fan ifaffe til geje. Som ct fore
le6igt Maal bar aomiteen lat Jig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

Der er allereOe ira iorifellig 81
oe inols6et 6%oreipsrgSler til aomi-
teen ON, bpa0 Slags 9pgning, oi
agteoe at reiie, Og boaO ben ifnloe
bruges til. Men ri er forele6i8 / ben
Stining, at ifsnt fer er e n Stomite,
JON baober at %ooerbeuile Sonos'
m9no ON, al ben oil og fan noget,
ioa maa ri enonu ell 8io bltoe
Soar itpIois paa Oisie Spergsmaal.
Monge of os bar naret oct Saab,
at oi funoe reiie Ell 9pgning, lonl
ifuloe buie belle Oen Oonife uOltil-
lima eaer / oct minOite iao meget
al oen, JON paa ioregouenoe 10.
ltillinaer bar o9ret lamlet / Den
iaafalote yDanmorfs. affecting" .an'
ore bar ment, at gpgningen blot
buroe buie oanife @llnltgenItanoe,
og andre ieen bar tenft Jig, at ben
buroe rumme en- afoeling, iom GAP
en- flor 6remitillins al De Oonlfes
8irfen / gmerifa. Saa er Der emo
nu noale, iom ~iaitboloer, at 9pgnin-
gen ifuloe forme iig iom en- ele.
CANT Bopillon, ct oanif Sooeofpar'
ter og Bureau, bpor ~belsgenoe
9onosmpno funoe finbe zig Iom
bientme og bIipe pitt til 8ette.
Meoens oe ire iibite Sonfer tenn.
melia iiffert BIZ blipe reoliIereoe
timber ale Omit9noigbeoer, er oct
enonn umuligt at ofgsre, bpor blot
gpgninqen bill fomme til at bule
SEN bonife ltoitiIling, tbi bette er
afbpngie al to pietige Sing:
t.-SpiIfe @egler og Veltemmel-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
NQe Tnnif.Nmcrifaucre ON at
bare mco.

9eruoe paa apiteu bar ol alleres
De idaet oprettet Sotoltomiteer / De
jtsrre oanlte aolonier, % ON tort
5io oil ri benpenOe os til Ganoss
men0 / De lterre oanlte Gentrer l
MeIlem. % Rititaterne om at ban.
ne lignenOe aomiteer. Sbi oi ino-
ier iulot pel, at uoen oct %foreneoe
.Donmarf / Amerifa"s Stette, nil
oi life funne noa port Utaal. DIM
fort 1io oil DER 6lipe rettet 9enoens
belle iii bper enelte Oanit 6orening,
Qfenigbeo etc. ON at ltette port
5oretagenOe, % ri gerRegnlng paa,
at Dor &enpenOelie ale Steoer oil
finoe uarm % bierteIig Dfootagelle,
og at 6per ereite Oonif Organiia-
ton oil tonitituere Jig iom Ell So.
mite til at bielpe Sagen rem.
vi gpr 8esning paa bette, forot
hi trOr, at bette or oct toilette %
uGroigitc 6Orctagenoe, ON bpilfet
Der cnonn er ifet Cpraab til 0anif'
Amerifanernc ON at iamle Jig um.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
BALLOON RACES ARE ON.
America. France and Germany Repre-.
sented in Contests.

Kansas City, Oct. 6.-TWo balloon
races, n international and the other
national in character. started from
here. The contest for the James Cor
don Bennett trophy brought together
six giant racing craft. one French,
two German and three American. Six
American balloons fly for the I.ahm
cup. The pilot balloon was released
at 4 p. NJ. and the others beginning at
4:30 y. M, and at intervals of five min
utes thereafter.
Interest centered in the Bennett race
as there is a chance that America will
come into permanent possession OF the
trophy in this race. by the rules of
the confess the trophy becomes the
property Of the first club that wins it
three times successfully and repre-
sentatives of the Aero Club of Ameri-
ca have won the last two contests.
The contest for the l.ahm cup is a
distance event for Americans only.
This cup is passed on as a balloonist
sets Il new record. 1t is now in the
Possession Of Allan r. Ilawley.
The Bennett prizes are: First.
81 800; second. 81 GOO; third, $500.
The entrants in the international
contest:
France-Condor. Emile Du Pennet
pilot, Pierre Du Pont, aide.
Germany--Berlin |. Lieutenant Loop
pold Nogt pilot. Lieutenant Schoeller,
aide: Berlin II, Lieutenant Hans Ga
ricks pilot. J. o. bunker, aide.
United States-Buckeye, Lieutenant
Frank p. L.ahm pilot, j. II. Wrade, Jr.,
aide; Million Population Club, William
+. Assman pilot, J. G. Hubert, aide;
America II, John Berry pilot. Paul Nc
Cullough, aide.
The entrants for the Lahm cup only
are:
Topeka II-Frank NJ. Jacobs pilot,
w. W. Webb, aide.
Kansas City l%I--CaptAin II. f.
Honeywell pilot, John Watts, aide.
Pennsylvania II-Arthur +. Ather-
holt pilot, l.. Il. ~IlunneWell, aide.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
FROM MANY POINTS
EVENTS OF THE DAY HELD TO A
FEW LINES.
DAYS EVENTS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Other
Intelligence interesting to the
General Reader.
Washington.

Ensien Charles f.. tIozey. COM
nanding the little gunboat Pampanga
was killed by hostile natives at the
IacanS islands, which form part OF
the Philippine archipelago. Several
sailors OF Ensign Ho2ey's party were
severely wounded. The details OF the
affair have not yet reached the navy
department.
Practically all the wood pulp and
print paper produced in New Hruns-
wick until August. 1912, will enter the
United States free of duty. This IS
luade possible by a revised ruling
.made by acting Secretary OF the
Treasurer CARTS, under a clause OF
the Canadian reciprocity agreement.
The steel trust investigating COM
iuitlee Will proceed to carry out its
program Notwithstanding the assur-
unct OF Judge Gary and J. +. Morgan
that the law has not been violated,
said representative Stanley OF Ken
lucky. chairman of the house commit
tee which is probing into the steel
corporations affairs. Mr.. Stanley de-
clined 10 comment further upon the
statement issued by the corporation
officials.
The abstract Of the condition OF
the uatiunal banks Of Nebraska, eX-
elusive OF reserve cities. at the close
OF business OF September |, as re-
ported to the comptroller of currency
shows the reserve held at Is IS per
cent, as compared with 1912 per cent
June :. Loans and discounts de-
creased from $51 ,O53.2S7 to $5O,112,-
4-G; cold r>in from $1.54S,463 to ST.
S44,:ti1; lawful money reserve from
s:.724.l.r % S3,7OS,95 individual
posts Increased from s~52,3lo.423 to
s53,4t3."r".
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
G. D. P. NATIONAL
C0MM|TTEECALLEO
SELECTIONS OF NATIONAL CON.
VENTION CITY AND CHAIRMAN
TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION.
DEMOCRATS ALSO TO MEET SOON
Progressives Urge Presidential Pri.
maries Before Convention to AS
certain Preference as to
Nominee.

Washington, Oct. 6.-The issuance
OF the call for the meeting OF the Re
publican national &C 'ttee in Wash
lngton on Dec. ~ TEMPLATES discus
sion of the next presidential campaign
and. first of all, the selection of the
convention city. 1t is expected that
the call for the meeting of the Demo.
cratic national committee will be is
sued soon and that committee also will
meet in Washington in December.
The selection of the national cam
paign chairman and the influence of
politics in different sections OF the
country upon the choice of the con
rention city will be discussed by the
Republicans. Chicago. ST. Louis, Buff
falo and Philadelphia are in the field
to entertain the national convention.
President Taft's popularity and the
strength he has among the business
men Of st. Louis gives that city con.
siderable prestige in the race for cap
turing the convention. 1t is believed
the Democrats will hold their conven-
ton in Chicago, and that they will en-.
deavor to gain favor among he in
surgent opponents of President Taft
in the states of the Northwest.
Urges Presidential Primaries.
The National Progressive Republi.
Fan league has issued from its head
quarters here an open letter asking
the committee to put in the call for
the national convention a suggestion
to the Republicans of the different
states that he state committees call
presidential primaries thirty days be-
fore the Republican national conven-
ton to obtain expressions in each OF
the states as to the nominee of the
convention.
1t is believed the chairman of the
Republican national committee for the
next campaign will be selected at the
December meeting. Much will depend
upon the wishes of the nominee of the
convention. and, while it is generally
conceded that President Taft will be
nominated, it often is regarded wise to
await the result of the convention be-
fore organizing for the campaign.
Since the entry of Chairman Hitch
cock OF the last campaign into the
cabinet as postmaster general, the
craftsmanship has been filled by John
+. Hill of Maine. The two names now
most frequently mentioned here in on
nectiOn with craftsmanship for the
campaign are Secretary to the Presi-
lent Hilles and Collector of Customs
Loeb, who was secretary to President
Roosevelt. The impression is bccOm-
ing general here that Hill may be Sc,
lected.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
SENATOR McCuMBER SANGUiNE
Says Split in Democratic aPrty viii
Aid Republicans.

Washington, Oct. G.-The Democrats
are more torn by fractional differences
than, from the Democratic viewpoint,
are the Republicans, according to
Senator McCumber Of North Dakota,
who has arrived here for a few days
stay on government business. Mr.. Nc
Cumber said that it is probable the
Democrats will do the wrong thing at
the right time, and thus add to the
strength Of the Republican forces in
the coming campaign.
Il see nc reason to fear that the
Republican ticket will not be success
full in the next battle for the presi-
dency," he said. democrats are in
surgents by nature. They are divided
between Harmon and Wilson. Both
mel have their followers in the West.
If the Democrats should nominate
Wilson, he will drive away from the
ticket the conservative thinkers and
business men. If Harmon is nomi-
mated, he will be opposed by Bryan
and his followers"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
General.

Herbert Knox Smith made his re-
port TO the president on the tobacco
trust.
Stolypin. was sentenced to be hanged.
Turkey has appealed to the powers
to prevent Italian aggression in Tri-
poll
-. While disappointed over the defeat
o. reciprocity in Canada, President
Taft kept on smiling.
Robbers entered the Office Of the
Weli-Fur@o Express company at Mann
mon. I.a.. and took S3,15O.
., Twelve persons were killed when a
train crashed into a hayrack party
near Neenah, Wis.
Sensational charges are made in a
suit hegUN at Denver against the al
legged IUNaber trust.
Or. j. Grant Lyman, accused OF
swindlins, made his escape from an
Oakland, Cal, hospital.
Chairman Stanley say the house
steel trust investigating committee
Will carry out its program.
Nfi'lNhtt 4do p-f,btV Nhlltplt "
deaiin@ with g%Iandered horses and
has already paid out s3,S7l.
Following the death OF his Wife in
q hospital at Danyille, la, John Hin
ton ~aE charged with her murder.
Thirty gold nuggets, some as large
a. peas. were taken from the craws
of six geese raised by Mrs. Israel
Altschul Of Santa barbara, Cal.
Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad
shops al Sedalia, employing nearly
7un men. clseod for an indefinite
period,
Houston. Tex, housewives have
started It movement to boycott that
produce.
The banks of Minneapolis shipped
into the country $4,000 % in eight
days, which exceeds that shipped in
.he corresponding period last year by
more than 100000. The money is
for movement of grain.
The county special grand jury has
handed down indictments involving
politicians from Louis kuehle, the
tina, Turkey already has sent its re-
publican organization, down to the
humhles1 ward workers, for alleged
election frauds.
Champ Clark, speaker of the house
OF representatives, in a speech a,
Hutchinson, Kansas. at the Kansas
Semi-centennial club, declared his
warm personal friendship for Presi
dent Taft and spoke in the highest
terms of the executives administra
ton.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
ANOTHER RAILROAD MERGER
M. & ST. L. ROAD TO ABSORB
IOWA LINE.
Decision Of Directors, If Carried
Through, Will Give Mileage Of
1885.

Minneapolis. Oct. 6. - The Iowa
Central railway will lose it's identity
and disappear from the railroad map
and the financial records. according to
a plan adopted by the directors meet
ing in New York by which, if accept
able to Iowa Central bondholders, the
Minneapolis & st. Louis road will alb
sorb it. The Iowa Central has been
controlled by the Minneapolis & St.
Louis since 1900. Newman Erb, who
recently entered the Minneapolis &
st. Louis directorate, perfected the
plan.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis road
now operates 1,027.02 miles of road in
Minnesota. Iowa and South Dakota.
and the total length Of the Iowa Cen
trail is 55S.43 miles, and the Mime
apolis & st. Louis road, when the
Iowa Central has ceased to exist will
be l,3S3.45 miles in length. The lines
are not parallel at any place. but
one is d continuation of the other.
II the plan goes through it will be
he second time that d local railroad
has disappeared from the map, as to
existent name, the 500 road having
made the Wisconsin Central over into
the 500 lines Chicago division after
it leased that property.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-10-20
FRANK GOULD is BEATEN.
Defeated for St. Louis South Western
Directorate.

ST. Louis, Oct. 3.-Despite the an
nouncement that Frank Gould had
won in his fight for representation in
the directorate of the st. Louis South
western railway, when the balloting
was finished it was found the old dircc-
tora1e had been reelected and the bel
ligerent member Of the Gould family
had been out-vOted and defeated.
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20

Hon. w. j. Bryan has arranged for
f%orty-three speeches in Nebraska in
October.
Ex-senator Henderson, who died
suddenly on a steamer at Liverpool,
served two terms in the United States
Senate from Nebraska.
Federal Judge Grosscup of Chicago
Is soon to retire from the bench.
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HARTMAN EMPLOYEES AND NON.
UNIONISTS ON TRAIN, CLASH
IN SOUTH.
MILITIA SENT TO JACKSON, MISS.
Bullets Fairly Rain for 20 Minutes Be-.
fore Coaches Are Pulled Out.
Trouble at Other
Points.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 5.-In a pitched
battle in the freight yards of the Hi
nois Central here between strikers and
strike breakers several persons are re-
ported to have been killed INC others
wounded. Governor Noel ordered out
troops and two militia companies are
hu1rying to the scene.
The fight at McComb occurred at the
freight shed about half a mile south
of h depot, closely following the
first encounter Of the afternoon in
which ii man was seriously wounded.
The train bearing the Strikebreakers
was standing on a side track nea the
freight shed and more than one hum
dred strikers immediately assembled.
Words were exchanged and hostilities
started when, it is claimed, 4 strike
breaker hurled a brick among the strik-
ers. Immediately a fuSillada OF shots
followed. The strikers in nearly every
instance We're armed with pistols, and
they opened fire on the coach windows
at which the heads OF the strikebreak-
erS could be seen. Several fell after
the first voilcy was fired.
The occupants OF the coaches i'm
mediately returned the fire through the
coach windows. Occasionally when a
strikebreaker. boldcr than the rest.
raised his head above The danger line.
he was greeted with a shower OF bull
lets and other missiles.
The battle ragged for fully 20 min
utes. Finally the engineer in charge OF
the train made a dash for his ocomo-
tive, managed to set aboard amidst a
rain OF bullets, opened the thlottle and
pulled our at fun speed.
The train did not stop at any points
south of McComb. going through Mag
nolia and Osyka at full speed. Realiz-
ing the gravity Of the situation and
anticipating that the strikers would at
tack the machine shops where eighty
strikebreakers are barrlcadcd during
the night. citizens deserted the streets
early in the evenMS.
Adju)anj General Fridge Was accom-
panied on the special train leaving
Jackson. by a posse OF deputy United
States marshals hastily organized by
Marshall Fred ". Collins.
Scores OF kilograms and telephone
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!. G.. OBTAINS injunction
Cairo, lll.-The Illinois Central road
obtained an Injunction in the United
States district court at Cairo directed
gains strikers and strike %EmpatAiZ-
ers and preventing interference in n
way with the conduct OF the compan%s
business. The injunction was ISSUED
bv judge Wright in the Eastern dis
trict OF Illinois, covering East st.