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THE COUNTY RECORDS PROVE WE
have for the past eight months made
NOR. loans upon real estate than any Ave
coupa atitors onbincd
Nineteen years experience with only
TRACY LOAN a TRUST CO.,
II East LIST South. helo
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~. ~. Moxum Hotel Cafe for the fin
~ taolo 'hote dinner in tho city,
w every evening from @ 10 8.
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LADIES' TAILORING.

SPECIAL scale OF prices for making
indjss' tailored suits for the two weeks
II August fs 70 Sept. l. $50 with my
material 500 for making lining and
TAILOR. l2e Mercantile bldg. Bell zo3e
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MONEY SUPPLIED SALARY PEO-
pie. women keeping house and others
without security; cheapest rates: easiest
payments: Offices In all principal cities.
ID, II. Tolman. 3Ss Atlas bldg. al2li
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MONEY TIGHT7

"A PER CENT MONEY ON FIRST
class real estate security. a Rich
ter, 20 So. Main. Phone 5il cl339
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MONEY LOANED ON JEWELS AND
COED securities: private office; low
rates. strictly confidential. Equitable
Loan and Investment company. e3i W
End South. II
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ANYBODY WHO HAS a BUSINESS
enterprise that's legitimate may be
placed In touch with the needed capital
by using The Tribune Wants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-28

QUICK MONEY: ANY AMOUNT OR
time, Kelly Montrosc, Brokers. 6s
Main ST.. upstairs aca25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-28

REAL ESTATE LOANS MADE.
FRITSCH. 20. FELT BLDG. PHONES;
IND. 7f7: BELL 1857. h2Sib
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wv WANT TO BUY SECOND HAND
goods: trade new for old. Bell siSS:
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT
Costs money, but it does perfect work.
We have it, Century Printing Co., 55
,, Postoffice place.
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$1,000 TO $4,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD
security: no second parties; no red
tape; per cent interest. Walker; go. |
Mcintyre bldg Naes
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'AMEs A, POLLOCK g. 90.

sSankers and Brokers',
aS south Main Street,
-. esn Lake City. Utah,
necsa.S In Utah mining and indus
f1ihaa securities carried on liberal
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SECOND HAND STORES

UTAu FrRNITuKE COMPANY.
e,cond hand household goods bought.
,old and exchanged IS2 w. End South.
peu l7lT; Ind. 1Sb!. slSb
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
!. Order Eastern star,
Masonic temple.-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
r2emhers will receive a
cordial welcome. Ada
X Hartenstein. W. NJ:
Nellie 7. Spencer. Secre-
tnry.
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PLENTY or MONEY TO LOAN. GLE
scy-Walkcr Co.. 7l2-li Kearns bldg;
hts25
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NEW YORK WITH
ONE RELAY.

~ 'er New Duplex Private Wire
"a ursct from Chicago we reach
|ket '.eth Markets Instantly, Fastest
se,Vice Salt Lake has ever had.
1sessYhnentS 1ses members of all cN-
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WASATCH LODGE NO. I. p. AND A. n
MASONIC temple. corner First South
and Second East. Regular meetings sec
ond Friday OF each month. Members os
sister lodges and sojourning brethren cor
dially Invited. VI. s. knight. W. NJ.
A. J. Lowe. Secretary
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MONEY TO LOAN

UNCLE SAM LOANS MONEY ON
anything OF value. cut rates. 80 East
lst South. c2s2
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MlZPAH CHAPTER NO.
5, Order Eastern Star.
Stated meetings 8 p. m.
nrst Monday OF each
month. Masonic temple,
corner Second East and
First South. Visiting
members cordially invited.
CLAY KETES, w. II.
STEWARD. Secretary.
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
8. Order Eastern Star.
Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited,
E. BEVERIDGE. W. IL
RIAND Gecretary
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COME AND BE CURED

II you are worried
about q special
disease. organic
weakness or any
male diseases or
blood troubles.
G.narnI naklt,t-r
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
PIKE GREEK

, APRIL ! 1S;-5oe kFraeee 10 saying in
JOIN Esn ca; Of no ,Rricky.ras
DID sos!e 1eHt Ar a. A.: K 81 c. :!a 4
Nies Jennie Lspapsti sp>nt Int vi,
ordAy Wiz l hsr fEiePde 'an nd1 Fplllattlivep
Jacob Wleliaski o1 Elapebpfe made
: pp4ineea nip % I.it3tl(p III 'l,H s.
MI NJ: kinsu elskI Il I,t&le n! Nh,
spent sl| 1. 81 az ia.la 81
- Whseat Ringalakll left tor Sallaelor,
nc a'"M l' ~ sens'ef fer ,'sas
f." Martin t,sllio,u9kii Of sytanR,vert ~ !, 1,
!: q hueinaqa ca1lef &c this plaoeL = e.
I Mis- Stalls Ietpihnk II ID 3inx,tvith
her siatSI, Hi: a.IaG;oU siAyl eli1 3;i>
Peter Tu3inaki retmned from 1a 91izua
f*na ass Ae1aiowsks 81 1sts1e Fail, /,
':speat SATURDAY 'le Fitn f5end. anu orela,
! =. NJ. and Mrs.: John &::R inkwelski 81
Little Falls SILENT Sunday at5the home
1 at Mr.: aud Mrs. "A. ;Kranises ;;ss sll = j!
s.. Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank RlpgweIski and
family ..of. Little Fakls spent Sunday
with her:' pa4ent hGdf6i 'fn Ht:4ii$:f' =
T.: Nh. a. kfjausa S,laiIied en- a1fx: Jonn
ItsIemapxik d the: blF4tkyards this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
: RIPLEY

: ,Apr1l 12.--Nr. and Mrs. .0enore
PeiEy Of Belle P1&irie were vis,tia9 Of
Mr., and M1a John Odette Of Ripley
"Wednesday Of I'D week.. n. I:
@3dr. ndlMrs: lea4c Kilian Of Ripley
were oalleee on August Ber1lun& .of
Gilbert Sunday. = :: :-:, -: :.
John, Qdstt4 of Ripley :. was ae IT.
Ripley on;;blan6ss Friday: Il. ::
John Doucette '7of tTopska VA =
caller at Mr. - Mr. John Odeftess
d TRipiey edleesday :9 LII week. :
mi. and. Mra. Philip: Moran Of :Cao-
anat arc viaitlse With friends and
relatives. * <. t*'s&>* = o. "
!; p w! Buxton Of Ripley was al. IT.
Ripley ,Thurndsy On business. ~:
Is brrE., a. Hail of Little Falls was
a caner here Tuesday. -
j. A. James Of Ripley was a; caller
at Pete johnson 'sof Fl Ripley FRI.
dav.>~s sas@' <~. 44r,.. ~-'r $780,
t. AmonRy those who were at, the
county seat last week weres3am Pante;
hadis Martineau, John Odettee and
joon. Aibay. Octave Plante. Homer
Ioucette. Dayid -9aboury, Jnle IT,
onee, Joseph: t3ailmette. John. Lon.
Coefe:, ,.',a-~ 81. . -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
Hay Creek xallex:

April ll.-Paui' Krottoschinsky and
SOD, Frank, attended to business
matters at Little Falls "Wednesday. ''a:)
l. Christ Larson and daug hter; Amelia!
were in. Little Falls. ThuIsday' ::.':.'
There was q party given at the home
OF Peter Gregersen Thursday evening!
All enjoyed q very pleasant evening.
The principal amusements we're play
ing games. Refreshments were served
at midnight after which all. left foE
their homes. s>'': = -:
= Mrs. Gallus and son, John, drove to
Paul 0ldakoski was seen taking a
new organ home from Little Falls" Sat.
urday. ::.-:
M and Mr.. John Manka drove to
Little Falls Saturday = '..'. -;
VIM. krottoschlnsky drove to Bowlus
Saturday. 80.
panied BY Miss Annie Stang, drove "a
church at Elmdale Sunday. ..'
Martin Larson: OF Bowlus was on,
here Saturday and Sunday. :''':
Joe Jelinski went to ;Cu1drum Mon
theodore Pierrzina took a.! load, %.
Monday. : = : :: ~ ::
Mr.. and Mn. L: sim,nski drove K
Little Rails Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Gregerson anc
daughter, Lena, viaited.: With thu
Booth family Of Two River Sunday.
Misa Anna stang left >zTh1rsdAy fol
the Twin cities, whore abe ::wtN. visi,
with friends ana relatives during thl
Easter holidays j.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
UPSALA

+: April. 11.-Melvin Kulander was a
Bowlus visitor during the past week.
Albert Ryberg called in Bowlds
Thursday.
VIM. Peterson was i'll Holdingford
Monday. 81: .s
G. j. Nelson was at Albany last
Monday on business.
..ReE. !. A. Gustason was at Holding.
ford Monday.
Ole Berg had a carload of hay
shipped here from Bernadotte last
week.
Charlie johnson was in Holdingforo
last Monday.
Carl Okerson lett for Minneapolis
last week. where he expects to remain
tor some time.
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church was entertained Wednesday
10y MIR. :and Mrs Alfred Anderson and
despite the Indictment weather was
we'll attended.
Miss Hllda Stenbolm left for Min.
neapo1ls last week, where she will re.
main at employment for some time
Mrs. John Lindstrom, who has spent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
ALABAMA CONv|CTS
DIE IN Coll|ERY
More Than One Hundred VIC
tins Of Explosion. :

Littleton, Ala, April 9-More than
one hundred state and county. con-
victs, majority of them negroes.
were killed by an explosion in the
Banner coal mines near here.
One hundred and ninety miners
were sent into the underground work.
tngs and only about seventy escaped
alive.
The Banner mines are in the west,
ern part of Jefferson county. They
are owned by the Pratt Consolidated
Coat company, with Offices at Birmine:
ham,. Convicts, hired from the .vegi.
Gus counties throughout the state, are
employed in the mines.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
Scores Of Lives Lost In Nine
!: F!I i at II TROOP Pa. !
ESCAPE CUT: >oFf BY: FLAMES
AZ Employee Escape Except Theea
Who Were Working in. s.:
"eIind Tunnel" ,. -;

Scranton, Pa, April s:--OAe; Of the
most serious mine disasters which has
ever:visited this section 81 the mining
country occurred at the little village OF
Throop, "a, short y: distance from this
city,, when the lives of about seventy
five men and boys were snuffed out -; -:
Among; those known to haze, per-
1shed are Joseph Evans; who, was ,tin:
charge Of the United States mine:res4
cue car; Isaac DAVE; "a fire boss, and
: Walter knight, "a, foreman Evans
death vas the result of a defeetiye'
oxygen charged ar1nor :: Charles En-
ziah, the noted expert in general
charge of mine rescue work for the
federal government, also was over:
come and is; said to be- in critical:
AS rescuers entered, the mine they
stumbled over three bodies. One of
these was Joseph Evans. He was seen
to wrench his helmet from his head.
1t evidently had failed to work. Eyanz ;
was carried to the: open air as quickly
as possible, but he had inhaled SO
much smoke and gas that he died
within few hours: .Enzian's> expert
ence was similar to that of Evans. :
Bodies Are Not Mutilated. =, g..
None of the bodies recovered was
mutilated, death doubtless having
| srh
gases.
The fire started in an engine house
at the opening of slope leading from
the diamond vein $50 feet from the
surface. There we're 400 men in the
r,ine when the fire started. Escape
was completely blocked by fire, smoke
end the generated gases, possibly be-
fore the men and boys in the blind
tunnel" realized their danger. The
other men, scattered in different work
1ngs, got out by various exits.
The United States mine rescue car
stationed in Wilkesbarre was sum-
moned and later the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroads hospital
car and the Lehigh Valley company's
mine rescue force from Wilkesbarre'
came to the scene.
The colliery is owned and operated
by the Price-Pancoast Coal company,
At the head of which is John r. Bry-
den, general manager of the Ontario
and Western collieries in this region.
IT is one Of the largest and most up to
date co1lieries in the region
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14

the village Monday transact,ng busi'
=. BIN Faust was in Platte town last
~.Peter L. Poster was in Little Falls
Monday.
W. Bednar and mother and SISTER Of
Omaha, Nebraska, arrived last week
to VISIT with their cousin. Franh
Karel. They had not seen each Other
for 40 ypaIs. II: :.;-,~ A.: :. ~:
April 13.-Dr. Dufort, who is visit.
ing at Bnckman. was in the villags
:. John woytasek Of Center Valley wa.
in town Monday, j.; ; g.: |>.>t II !.
T Miss Emma Virnig left for Chicago
Monday, where che will visit with
relatives and friends ;:
! Barney. Gross was. q Little Falls
visitor Monday. 80 r.
F. Miss Maggie Hoffman returned from
Sank Center Tuesday.
. Joseph Schulz and sons, Edward and
Frank, of Granite were in town Tues
Jay. John Kobilka of west est Bub ! was u in
the village Tuesday.
Charles Buster and John Faust are
painting the inside Of JACKIE Blake's
The robin red breast was seen on tie
street Tuesday morning singing his
usual song. This is sure sign of
spring.
John Macho returned from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa Tuesday, where he was
learning the harness trade.
Christ Morrill, was in Buchanan town
Wednesday,.
Nick Allies was in Little Falls Sat-
urday.
Simon Kasella come up from Bowlus
Saturday to spend Easter here. ':
Frank Stumpf and wife OF Agram
were in tho village Wednesday.
Steve Gross and wife of Lastrup
were in town Wednesday.
Adam WIRING Of Route 8 was in the
village Wednesday.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Mel
Wermerskirchen arrived Tuesday with
her sister, Hilda Wermerskirchen, who
was visiting with her since last tall. =;
Rose Werme1sklrchen of Jordan is
here visiting with her uncle, Mel
WermersklrcheD,
JONI N1m6cn Is na0lln8 oats 1Or u.
Gravel.
George Kiewel of Little Falls was in
the village Wednesday.
Andrew and John Stroman of Swan.
Vile arrived Wednesday to iii
telel, homes.
Joseph Janson Of Buchanan was in
the village Wednesday.
Joseph Blake's drayman Of Lastrur
was IN town getting freight or
Wednesday.
Jacob Sontag of Buh was in the vii.
| ]age Wednesday.
Miss Kathrvne Macho: was in Little
Falls Saturday consulting an eye
specialist. "
Alois LANCER was In the village
Wednesday.
The village school closed Wednes:
day for Easter vacation until mex,
i uosuay,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
Ia Toilette Introduces Resdu-
:. lion IN the Senate, ,..... .,,. -.
INVESTIGATORS ARE ::::NAMEO
Wisconsin Scion Names Members He
Would Have Look Into the Case
=: *~:~ the Second Time.

Washington, April 7:-senator Ea
Toilette ,apnonnced ! resolution pro.
viding for another Investigation 1t the
Senator Lorinrerl case :asi' It names al
the: committee; of investigation Sen
;atoffSsi Works: of California, III ownsend
of Michigan; Mclean of; Connecticut,
Kern IF indiana And - P6merene OF
Ohio. NJ acton was taken, as Sen.
ator. La Toilette intends to speak upon
the resolution another day. TIE reso.
luton recites: :,.. ;. .,.,..~ 49, *
1T appears: from the published PRO.
ceedings' of the said Illinois state sen,
ate committee, that witnesses who
were not called and sworn by the
committee of this senate appointed to
investigate said charges, have ap.
peared before the said committee of
the Illinois state senate and upon be-
ing Intercepted have given important
material testimony: tending to prove
that 100000 was corruptly expended
to secure the election of William Lori.
mer to the United States senate"
Authorized to Call Witnesses. !
. After naming the special committee,
which it is proposed to have appoint.
ed to conduct a new inquiry, the reso
luton provides for meetings of the
committee during sessions Of the sen
ate, and gives to it full authority to
subpoena persons and send for papers
and to administer oaths
1t is expected that the adoption Of
the resolution will be opposed by Sen
ators who voted for Lorimer last SEES
sion, and that an effort will be made
to have the resolution referred to the
committee on privileges and elections
of which Senator Dillingham; of Yer
mont will be the new chairman. The
Vermont senator, as member of the
committee. voted last session against
the resolution to unseat Mr.. Lorimer
Never: before in the history OF the
senate has an individual member
sought to name . committee Of investi
cation touching upon the right of q
senator to retain his seat, or for any
other matter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
i SWAN: RIVER

!: Aprls u, Mrs. Chas. Wiz arrived
from .:Barnum Monday fora visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
The school 10 district No. $ closed
Wednesday. for an Easter vacation.
The teacher, Miss Stang, left for her
home: N !: w. Paul, where she win
s A special school meeting ,,,a was held at
the school house in district No. Is
Thursda y evening for tho purpose Of
acting on the moving of the school
house to the center Of the district. 1t
was voted to move the school house
one half mile east from its present loca-
tion and 1T win .be situated on the
FRANK Kncklock farm.
j. II. .Hanfler made a business trip
to Bowlus Monday:
The town, board OF supervisors will
meet on the road between section %
and "a on the Goth day of April at 2 p.
m., to receive bids for ditching q por-
ton of the road. ..
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. IL. Larson visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Madison Sunday in Elmdale
Mr.. and Mira, Peter 3regerson
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Booth in Two Rivers Sunday:
Martin Larson Of Bowlus was out
here Sunday, visiting relatives. =
Dr. ~" N. Newman Of Little Falls
was out here Monday on business.
Miss Matte Larson, who is attend
ing high school in Little Falls, il
spending her Easter vacation with heI
parents this week.
DR.. J. y. Grumper of .Rowlus was
out here, Saturday on business.
The school in district NJ. As will
close ThuIsday for the Easter vacation.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Peter Lempka were
Bewius visitors Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
'"North I Elm Dale

April 12.:--Eddie Nelson is; :enployed
by Mcleod, Bros, Of Two Rivers, ut
present.: -: >:;: -.
George ;0essner Of Two River
traded horses, with Nels Twist this
Henry Peterson went to Bow1us
Monday on business. 49,: "''
Tom K1o4el has been laid up with a
sore hand for a week. -
=. MIS-. H. Olson called on her sister,
Mrs. IN. B. Twist, of South Elmdale,
Monday: afternoon:
:; Tom: Kruzel and Cornelius Olson
went to Royalton~ Monday.on business.
4 emil Widstrom left for North
Dakota Moaday, where he will be en-
ployed tor come time.
E. M. Larson called on Arthur
Thomas Of South Elmdale Saturday
afternoon. =.
Mr.. and Mrs., H.. A. Olson were
Upsala: caller Monday.
Miss Eva jacobson went to Little
Falls last week. whore she had an
operation on her neck.
+. Martin Larson went to Bowlus with
a load OF hay Monday.
Nh. and Mrs. Sven Carlson and
son, Anton,, attended church In
Cpsa]a Sunday. 49,,
Frank Herman went east of Royal.
ton. after q load of hay this week.
Eddie Nelspn purchased . horse from
Robert Mel eod Of Two Rivers.
The rain We have he'd these last days
makes the farmers happy:
Mr. and Mrs. FL. G. Larson and
daughter Maud. OF Little Lake
beauty, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Ande1pou
and son, Harvey, of Swan River;
yasitad with Mt. and Ars;O P:Jacob.
aon 6qnaay- :. 50. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
MARTIN MINORITY LEADER

viroinian Chosen at Democratic Sena,
torial Caucus.
Washington, April Ex-senator Mar
tin of Virginia at the Democratic SEN
ate caucus was selected as permanent
caucus chairman and minority leader
during the present congress. He re.
Geived q opt Of the. 81 votes cast, 16
going to Senator Benjamin +. shively
Of Indiana, who was then elected vice
chairman. Senator w, E. Chiffon OF
West Virginia was elected secretary
of the caucus, the two last" named
places having been filed by acclama-
ton. Senator Owen declined a re.
election as secretary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
Prominent Publisher Ersde L{fs.

philadelphia, April 7.-c1aise Lip.
.pineott, head Or the publishihg firm OF
J. B. Ippincott Z Co., shot ana Rdlled
himself in his bedroom at. his palatial
home at z1e Rittenhouse Square. The
body was found :: by. Mr.. Lippincott's
valet IS he entered 3D. TIE bedroom to
shave his employer. + =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
EXISTENCE OF SLUSh FUND
Chicago Publisher Testifies in Lori
noer investigation.

Springfield, ILL.,, April GIL. H. Kohl
saat, the Chicago publisher, testified
before the legislative Investigation
that Clarence S. Funk, general man.
ager of the International Harvester
company, had told. him Of. the exist
ence of q 100000 "slush'' fund for the
election OF: Senator: ;Lorimer
.Mr.: Funk! corroborated Mr. Kohl
saat and; testified he was told of it by
Edward c. Hines, the lumberman, who
told him that he had been instru-
mental in; raising the fund and was
| looking for reimbursement from those
interested in having the right kind
of man in the senate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
TOM [. JOHNSON IS SINKING
Death Is Only Matter Of Days,
- ~
= Friends Admit.

Cleveland, April s.-Former Mayor
Tom 4 johnson, who, following re-
lapse. has been confined to his. bed
for nearly three weeks from cirrhosfs
Of the liver, passed comparatively
restfal night, but is believed TO- be
approaching death. ::
; No oncfal announcement has been:
made. but close friends Of the family
admit. that dissolution ID only !: few
days distant. .: -. H., :. -: T.. :, !:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
SAYS THE STORY IS ABSURD
President Quick to Deny Latest jap@,
reee War Scare.

VTee'uFM QUICK to Dony Iat6tt 5ap%
nese War Scare.
Washington, April 11.-Pr<sident
TAFT moved swiftly to deny the latest
Japanese war scare story. 49,
Through: Senator Burton at Ohio
the. 2president made an emphatic de-
NAL OF the report from Mexico City
tAat q proposed treaty between Japan
and Mexico caused the movement Of
troops to Texas.
The president authorized h." said
Senator Burton, TO deny In most en-
1hadc terms the story from MEXICO
City about q secret treaty between
4sxico and Japan. There is not one
word of truth; in it." 49,. J..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
Chicago Lawyer Ends Lite.

Chicago, April 9.-Ten minutes
after consulting his: family physician
about a supposedly deadly heart mala.
dy, Arthur B. Pease, prominent law
yer and member Of half a dozen clubs,
was dead from poison ,elf:admihis-
tered:jzJ a. lSTsi; !: r:stt::ss,r til
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-04-14
TWO HUNDRED:* .pif* IN s:ElRE

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Bombay, British India, April H.
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dfen! we're burned to! death in a IRE
which destroy Cd 4 thatcKed STRUCTURE
in which they had gathered for a fes-
tiva]. Five hundred persons were in
the building when the fire broke out.
There was onlyone;e1i and Al indie
scribable panic ensued. z;
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dicine doctors cannot endorse.