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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

w PIATEK wieczorem jaki6 ma
pastnik uda} sic do salonu Henryka
Panzer pod mr.. ass E. Wabashs
I'll. a gdy drzwi juz zasta} zamknie'
te zacza} pukac ably mu otworzono'
W4a6ciciel, kt6ry j~eszcze sig znaj.
dowal W salonie, otworzy} drzwi,
a gdy ujrza} cz}owieka z wymierzo,
nym rewclwerem, chcia} je zara1
zamknac, lecz napastnlk wsadzi]
predko revolver pomiedzy drzwi
wystrzell{. Nietrafi} jednak W sa
loniste, lecz proch porani} Pance'
rowi twarz. Napastnik widzac, ii
wejk6 do salonu ME moze, wystrze.
lii ~jeszcze drugi raz przez szybs
W drzwiach, lecz chybif.
Niedlugo potem wszed} jakis
mezczyzna. = jak sic p6zniej Okla.
za}o by{ to ten sam, do salonu
Ludwika Klaggge, akurat gdy ten
juz poprzednio zamknlete drzwi
~jeszcze a otworzy} ably wylat z
kub}a wode. w szynkowni znaj
dowa}o sig j~eszcze dw6ch mezczyzn.
Przyby}y stanal PREY barre
o5wiadczy}, re ma zamiar spladro.
wac szynkownie, co p. Klagge i
dwaj inni uwazali "a tart i laden
ma niego ME zwraca} nwagi. Nagle
RADIUS wyciagnat revolver i zako.
menderowa}: ,,hands up!" co znaj-
dujacy SIG W salonie uczynili; po-
tenn i'm rozkaza} stanac PREY 6cianie
tax, ze W kazdej chwili m6gf do
kazdego wymierzyc revolver w
1850 a4ES
tenn chwyci} p. Klagge, butelke cd
piwa j rzucil mig dmia}kowi W gfo-
we, ktdry natychmiast do p. Klag-
ge ~wystrzeli}, przez co go ciezko
zrani} " ramie. Rozpocze}a sic
b6jka pomiedzy mimi, podczas
ktdrej RADIUS ~jeszcze %strzeli},
lecz chybil, q P. Klagge 2 powodu
przestrzelonego ramienia ME m6gl
rabusiowi poradsic, ; czego ten
korzystajac umkna', pozostawia-
aec swq czapke.
Zawiadomiono polioye Q zaj6ciu,
= p. Klagge odwieziono ambulan-
sem do szpitala. Zaozeto poszaki-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

Stowarzyszenie Panien 2 parafi
6w. Kazimierza Kr6l. urzadza v
czwartek wieczorem, 80 b. IN. lote
rye fantowa, W szkole parafialne!
.parafii sw. Kazimicrza kr6l. ma
korzysc parafli.
Niniejszem najuprzejmiej zapra.
szamy wszystkich Polakdw.
Poczatek Q godzinie pol do Sci
wieczorom.
2 p%owazaniem
Fanny, Pelagia Polus j
Anastazya Kleinschmidt,
Komitetowe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

w S0BOTE wieczorem, podcza.
okropnie mroznego wichru zagina:
gdzies ciesla August Dzwonkow.
ski, Fam. pod mr.. $50 f. 3ciej III.
Dzwonkowski 1abawi} sic gdzies "
sobote wleczorem, okolo ll-ej poll.
cyant go spotka} ma mar. sci
Mankato ave., idacego W kierunku
swego domu. Dzwonkowski jednaA
do domu ME przyszed} i W ME.
dziele zaczeto zanim szukac, lec1
n%apr6zno. Jest Ottawa, re szedf v
strony rzeki i wpad} W wode.
:Wyznaczono nagrode "a odszuka
ME zaginionego, lecz do tel pory
bezskutecznie poszukuja "a MIN 70
ma i dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

/. MlEJSCON

w KOSCIELE sw. Stanisfaw a
Kostki, we wtorek W tym tygo
5dniu pofaczy} Prev. ks. kano~
mix J.. Paoholskl dozgonnym We
Elem mafzehskim panne Leokadye
Kardachdwne, c6rke p. Michala
Konstancyi Kardachdw, panem
J6jzefem Jereczek. 4
w lynne samym dniu odby@ sic
Stub p. Miko}aja Nertes z parafii
niemieckiej 6w. J6zefa i panny
Benjaminy Krzoskdwny z parafii
sw. Stanis}awa X.
Mlodym parom Szczesc Boze!
w .PRZYSZkA niedziele PREY
pada W ~naszej parafii odpust sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki, patrona naszego
koscio}a.
Prawdopodobnie przybedzie ma
te ~uroczystosc kilku ksiezy poza~
miejscowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

PAN Izydor +. Lessman wykus
pill swego wspdlnika, pana Fran.
.ciszka B. Cierzana, i odt2d bedzie
sam %prowadzi} handel towar6w
}okciowych, groceryjnych, it'd, ma
.dawnem miejscu, naroznik czwar !.
tel j Carimona I'll. zaraz %naprzeciw-
ko polskiego kosciola 6w. Stanista-
wa KOstki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

wat "a rabusiem;;s podejrzenie pablo
Fillpa Harter'a rzecczywiscie
znaleziono 60 " mieszlksaniu jego
matki pod f6zkicm. Zabrano 60 do.
w Y = sprawsg odiozono do
sqdu dystryktowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16


MA PLACU kolejowym znalazl
policyant W nledziele zziebnietego
Georgia Graham; mia} on oble no.
gi i uszy odmrozone, >kt6rych
pewno jedno utraci. Zabrano go
ma stacye policyjna i udzielono pc.
mocy 0 lie sic da}o. Cd St. Paul
szed} pieszo, gdy 60 napad}a wi
chura. Odziez jego, kt6ra najpierw
zupelnie przemok}a cd deszczu,
zmarz}a ma MIN tax, re wisia}y
kawaiy lodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

Szanownych abo-
nent0W w iarusa pro-
SHINY, ably iaknaipre-.
dzej uiSclli sic . ma
lezyto6ci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazctA kosztuje
wieie %pieniedzy, k .t1:
re my placid musimy
%regularnie "a PAPER,
druk, dzierzawe;. ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego. j "a gazette mu-
simy sic ]dopominac
zaptaty i pros'my ably
nasi Szanowni abo-
nenci "a takowa p}a-
Gill.
Wyaawnictwo Wiiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

PAN MARGIN Daszkowski obcho
dill dzieh swego patrona, W
kt6rym to dniu skohczy} SO lat, W
k6fku familijnem i przyjaci6f kt6.
rzy skfadali mu zyczenia zdrowia W
dfugie lata. Ma pamiatke, re imie-
niny pana Marcina przypadaFy W
tym roku ma H., XII. IL. (potr6j
ma jedenastka) podarowa} on swe!
GORGE, pannie Cecylii, piekny, nowy
fortepian i zaprowadzi} W ea}ym
domu elektryczne oswietlenie. -
Pred kilku tygodniami -obchodzi]
pan Daszkowski 25ta rocznice swej
sluzby jake polski lis.onosz W Wi.
monte.
w PRZYSZkYM tygodniu We
wtorek, srode j czwartek bedzie sig
odbywaG bazar W sail pod koscio.
lem sw. Stanistawa K, ma korzybt
~uaszej parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Z pred lat Is.
Pod tymnag6wkiem bedziemy podawac v
ka4dym nunerze .Wiarusa" najwazniejsze
sprawy ox6lne j mieiscowe.

W niedziele poniedzialek j
we wtorek odbywa1a sic "
naszej parafii misya JUBILEE
usz0wa ma uproszenie Pana
Boga, ably odwr6ci1 Cd kos
cio}a katolickiego prze6lado-
wanna. Opr6cz miejscowego
kap}ana, ks. ~Michnowskiego,
}pe}nilo podczas misyi sluzbe
Boza 5 zamiejscowych: ks.
L. Zawadzki 2 Silver Lake,
lis. B.. Jazdzewski z wilma,
ks. r. Guzowski . Pine
ICreeku, ks. J. Pacho!ski 2
Minneapolis i ks. D. Maier 2
ISt. Paul. KS. r. Byzewsk;
powstrzymany zostaE Cd bra
MIA udziafu W misyi boles-
nem acknowledgement " no.
Idze. Przez Gale try dni gro
madki wiernego ludu, st6-
sownie do przepis6w jobi-
leuszu, obchodzily tutejsze
katolickie koscioly.
DDia go listopada odby1o
Isle W st. Paul, a 1890 lis.
Itopada W Winonie posiedze.
ME ksiezy polski ,h, ma. kt6-
rem ustanowione zostafy wa
ruLki ola zgromadzenia ka-
lp}an6w j ola tychs kt6rzyby
sic chcieli p6zniej gprzylaczyc
lido Stowarzyszenia ksiezy Pol
skich.
Warunki podpisali: ks. Do
mink Mayer, st. Paul, MINI.
= ks. Rcmnald Jon Byzew-
|ski, Winona, MINI. - ks
Wawrzynjec Zawadzki, Silver
Lake, M;nn.,- ks. H. JAZZ
dzewski, Wilno, Mimi, ks.
Roman T.. Guzowski, Pine
Greek, Wis, ks. 1Aleksan-
der RAYMOND Michnovski,
Winona, Mimi. KS. Jakub
W. J. Pacbolski, Minneapo-
lis, MIMI, - ks. Jakub Woi-
elk, Duluth Mimi, - ks. Jan
Sroka, Alberta, Milan.
Zarzad Stowarzyszenia ksie-
~ wybrano nastepujacy: KS
Dominik Mayer, Prezydent,
ks. Roman GuzoWski, Vice
Prezydent. Ks. Romua)d By
aewski, kasyer. ks. Alex. Mi
|%chnowski, sekretarz.
w st. Paul, " parafii pol
skiej, gdzie jest proboszczem
ks. D. Ma]er, odbyla sic mi
sya jubileuszowa " dniach
II, = j 8 listopada. S}uzbe
Boza pelnili, opr6cz miejsco-
wego proboszcza ks. A.
Michnowski z Winony, ks.
l. Zawadzki z Silver Lake,
Ike. J. Wojcik z Duluth. ks.
J. Pacholski 2 Minneapolis j
ks. Rynda z st. Paul. Ksie.
ia pracowali cd Gel rano az
do loci wieczorem. Zniwo
[duchowne bylo obfite.
w Pittsburgh spalila sic
do szczYtu katedra katohcka
sw. Piotra, rar6znik ulic
Sherman j Ohio. Ogie Il po-
wstal skutkiem explozyi ga
~ " sklepiemach ko6ciola.
.Gmach koscielny, pobudowa-
ny pred 16 | ty przez Ks.
biakupa Pahlenn, kiedy bl}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

koscielnych, jake to organ6w
oltarzy, clIeaagwi j t. p. ma
dru2ie lyle. " k,6tcs ma sic
rozpotzaG Iu,trna n.Wej ka.
te,lr,.
q Warezawy donosza, %
Bikkup Beresniewicz otrzy-
mai proste wezWanie, re Rad.
chce osad2ic popa " Klaszto,
re W Czestochowie. Moskale
bewiem roszcza prawo do
cudownego obrazu Boga Ro-
dzicy i u%trzymuja, 70 jest
.prawoslawna. Biskup miaf
odpowiedziec, ze to przecho-
dzi iego w}adze. i ze W tym
wzgledzie roztrzygac mcze
.ty!ko cam Papiez.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

w P~ONIEDZIAkEK po potu-
dniu, W kosciele sw. Kazimierza
Kr. po}aczy} Wiel. ks. Jan Ora.
bowski dozgonnym 6lubem ma}zeh-
skim pana Ludwika Krage z Rush
ford, Mimi, z parma Zofia Kowa-
lewska, c6rka pana Andrzeja Ko-
walewskiego, dawniej W Winonie
a teraz ma farmie W Witoka, MINI.
zamieszka}ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Wstapcie do New York
Dental Co., Zeby Wyciaga-
ia tam beZ b0lu.

PARMA Maryanna Plihska, cor
ka Jana Plihskiego, Z Fried, N. D.
przybyfa do Winony W odwiedziny
do swych krewnych pahstwa P.
Rudnik6w. Zamierza ~pozosta6 tn
przez caf2 zime.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

JENA cukru zn6w spad}a 10
centOW ma centnarZe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
"BUT WHAT'S LIFE
WITHOUT AN AUTO"

San Francisco. April 11.-Confine-
ment behind prison bars at the county
jail fails to keep the spirit of Jack
Johnson from taking flight into the
outer realms. When Tack is not cur
rying horses at the prison stable he
spends his time dreaming Of the out
side and chickens and automobiles
Tain't very nice to be in here =
said Johnson. cor course there's no
help for it, but I'd a heap rather be on
the outside Ioolxin' in. Thev treat me
nice enough. but then what is life
without an automobile? Once in q
while hear the foot OF passing au-
tomobile, which makes me long to be
outside. Once get out they won't
catch me long in this state. I'm goin,
to fold up and move
Gloomy Gus of cartoon fame has
nothing ON Jack Johnson. That golden
smile never lights up the dark corri
doris AS soon as Jack gets ont. he
says, he viii leave for Chicago. After
a short rest in that city he and his
wife intend to go to Paris. Before
going TO Paris, however. Jack pro-
poses to stop off In Philadelphia and
take on Jack OsBrien for six-round
bout In Quakerville.
While In Paris. Johnson says he win
meet any one over there IL the pro-
motors make it worth his while. He
says he will box for Mcintosh il Hugh
comes through with $4,000 for his end
or the purse. but declares he will box
for nothing less.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
PREFERS DEATH
TO DISGRACE OF
Being ARRESTED

schnectady. N. Y, April 12.--Jacoh
w. Clute. three times mayor OF sch-
nectady. killed himself with pistol
in the bathroom OF his home today,
while a sheriff and under sheriff wers
waiting at the door with body exc
cution for him, growing out Of charges
OF alleged Irregularities in the handling
OF an estate.
When Sheriff Hathaway rang the bell
at the clute residence today d. veeder
Clute. the former mayors son. res
pended and invited the officer inside.
The elder Clute evidently recognized
the sheriff.s voice and realizing the
purpose of his call immediately steps
ped into ths bathroom and sent a bul-
let into his head just below the ear.
He was a widower.
He was considered q man or sonsa
means but Il developed he had becoms
so heavily involved through endorse
nents that even his home was heavily
mortgaged. Friends say that they knew
Of his troubles and had taken steps TO
meet his obligations and that ia few
days al would have been paid in full.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12

GONFESSES
Claims Boys Uncle Planned
Stealing Of Rogers Child

La Vegas, N. NJ, April 12.-The con-
LESSONS Of Joe Wiggens, former life
convict in a New Mexico penitentiary
and Will Rogers, uncle Of the stolen
child last night cleared up the mys-
terry surrounding the kidnapping of q
year-old Waldo Rogers, son of A. T.
Rogers, jr., of Las Vegas and a grand
son Of p, L. Waldo, the Kansas mill
lionaire, who. on the night of March
20, was taken from his mother at the
Rogers home by masked men and re-
turned the following day upon the paw
ment of $4,000 ransom.
According to Wiggens' confession.
the kidnapping was planned by Rogers
and executed by himself. Wiggens,
confession followed his arrest here
yesterday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
Would Open Million Acres Of
Standing Rock
TO DIVIDE The PATRONAGE
TENTATIVE PLAN is ARRANGED
WHEREBY HANNA AND HELeE-
SEN WILL SPLIT PosToFFIcE
PATRONAGE ACCORDING TO AN
ALPHABETICAL SCHEME.

Washington, April 12.-RepresentaS
tive Hanna introduced bin for the
opening OF 100000 acres of land in
the Standing Rock Indian reservation
in North Dakota.
Unless all signs fail Representative
Hanna and Helgesen viii get together
within the next few days and arrange
for an equitable division Of the federal
patronage In the state.
This tentative plan provides that
each man shall control the patronage
In his respective county and that the
balance Of the patronage in North Da.-
kota shall be divided alphabetically.
For example, 4 the first postofice in
North Dakota, alphabetically speaking,
is Abercrombie, this win 90 to Hedge
sen; the next is Absaraka, this will GO
to Hanna, and so on all the way
through the long list OF postoffices Ia
the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12


-
Washington, April 12.-That the life
of one poor enlisted man is of more
Importance than business or expense
was again demonstrated in a remark
able incident which has just come to
light.
On board the United States steam
ship Vicksburg. the ships tailor was
stricken with appendicitis and the
operation performed was not entirely
successful. The navy department and
the state department at Wash.
ington were Immediately notified and
after hurried consultation directed
that the vessel steam under forced
draft 500 miles to the nearest modern
hospital at Panama. This was done
in spite of the fact that on board the
Vicksburg was Ernest w. Wands, who
had been sent especially by the state
department to investigate conditions in
Nicaragua and that upon his report
hung a $15,000,O00 loan.
AS soon as orders were flashed to
the Vicksburg every man on board
jumped in with a vim and they COM
pleted record run to Panama, where
the sick man was transferred to the
hospitaFaad is now reported to be re-
covering under the direction Of skilled
physicians.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
Emery,s Address.

II. f. Emery, the city assessor adj
dressed the meeting Of the club last
evening and gave a talk that Is one
to be remembered by the members Of
the club for some time. He was asked
to show the difference between the
taxes Of Fargo and other North Da-
kota cities.
Mr.. Emery took UP Grand Forks for
comparison. He said that the univer-
sity town was the only one in the
state that could be compared with
Fargo, but before proceeding he wish
ed to state that he was not selecting
Grand Forks to be antagonistic. but
simply because 1t was the only avail
able city.
He stated that while Fargo was
on a par with Grand Forks as far as
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
Commercial Club OF
City Of Fargo to Be
Entirely Reorganized
Members Have Seen ga Great Light and Committee Has
Been Appointed to Perfect Reorganization
Members Think They Should Be Doing Work, Now Being
Done by New Independent Organizations
Interesting Meeting Held Last Night and Many Good IDEAS
Broached Fargo and Other Cities

The Is % reorganizeG.
Commercial
which
adopted, ding the reorg
the
the results expected of
doing the city
cited
taking Of the work in its
the
commercial conditions
duplicated
be commercial club
This commit
making
different bodies
city should the committee and far
within membership
the some
dis
president.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12


Washington. d. c., April 12.-Chair-
man Underwood OF the ways and
means committee today introduced his
bill providing for reciprocity between
Canada and the United States. The
bill is practically the same as that In
troduced by Mr. Mccall in the last
session and reintroduced on the OPEN
ing day Of the present session.
He also introduced his bill to put
on the free list about 100 articles
which are now dutiable The list is
of especial benefit to farmers and in
cludes meats Of nearly all kinds. Ium-
Der, leather goods, ETC.
The Democratic Programme.
with the legislative plan Of procedure
arranged by the democratic majority In
last nights caucus, the house Of repre-
sentatives today was prepared to wit
ness the introduction of the Canadian
reciprocity bill, substitute for the
Mccall bill of the sixty-first congress.
Chairman Underwood OF the ways and
means committee was expected to send
In bill, which would be referred.
probably to be called upon Thursday
when the legislative decks will be
swept for the initial Important action
Continued on Page Eight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
SHOWN BY
U. 5. CENSUS
STATISTICS
An Increase Of 3l4 Per Cent
in Past Ten Years
The Number Of Farms In
creased "a Per Cent
Large Increase in Number Of
Actual Farm Owners

Washington, D. c.. April H. Cen
sus Director Durand issued today the
first official statement from the census
bureau relative to the agricultural sta
tistics Of the state of North Dakota
collected at the thirteenth decennial
United States census, April Is last.
1t is based on a preliminary compar-
alive summary submitted to the di-
rector by Or. lie Grand Powers, chief
statistician of the division Of agricul-
ture in the bureau of the census. This
Summary shows for both the census
czsAe10 and that of 1900, the reported
total value Of farm land, buildings,
Implements, and machinery; total
acreage: improved acreage; average
acres per farm; average value per
acre Of farm land and buildings; av-
erage value per acre of farm land
alone; and the aggregate expenditures
Tor labor and fertilizers. 1t also dis
tributes the total number of farms
according to the color of farmer; spe-
sifled character of tenure; whether
Continued on Page Three.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
LIABILITIES ARE
in The MILLIONS

New York. April 12.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed here
today against William ]. Cumming,
president Of the failed Carnegie Trust
CO.. and now under indictment. His
liabilities were given as $4,000. 900 and
assets as worth sA,0O0,00O. Payson
Merrill was appointed receiver with
bond OF 100000.
Two other petitions In bankruptcy
were filed against Charles Arthur
Moore. jr.. director Of the Carnegie
Trust Co. and Martin r. Condor also
q director. The liabilities Of Moore
are given as $2,000.O00 with assets OF
100000, ana Condon's liabilities are
s6,5Q0.eOO and assets Of 100000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
Will BE TRIED
IN FARGO COURT

Aberdeen, S. d., April IA. u.
Leavitt Of Britton, s.. D.. who was ar
rested there recently for selling CLAN
dered horses, was taken before u. S.
Com. William Wallace here on charge
Of shipping glandered horses from Het-
finger. N. D., to Aberdeen, in violation
of the federal statutes. He viii be
tried at the next term Of the federal
court at Fargo, N. D., having given
bond in the sum OF $4,000 Tor his ap-
pearance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
Wine CELLARS
ARE DESTROYED

Damery France, April 12.- The
Champagne riots which began in this
department yesterday were continued
today. Wine cellars are being de-
stroyed and disorder is spreading in
spite of the presence of troops called
out to preserve order.
The trouble began yesterday on the.
receipt of news from Paris. that the
senate passed resolution In favor of
the suppression of all territorial limi-
tation Of theEhrea in which wine can
legally be designated as champagne.
Champagne Depots Sacked.
Epernay, France, April 12.-.An i'm
portant division of the wine mani
festant succeeded in avoiding troops
and reached Epernay this afternoon in
small groups, then the separate bands
formed and sacked several depots of
champagne. The troopers charged
rioters with drawn sabres and sew
eral persons were wounded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12

non indebtedness was concerned, yet
nevertheless the gate city had the
university town beat as there were
100000 more in Fargo property than
In Grand Forks property, so consid-
ering on this basis Fargo was ahead
of her sister city. He also said that
in this city the value OF the improve
ments on town lots was greater than
In all Grand Forks county which in
cluded the city of Grand Forks and
twenty seven different towns.
The speaker referred to the wonder
full school asset Of the city OF Fargo.
showing how the Fargo boy and girl
could attend the common schools, then
the high school and then the college
in his home city. This gave the citi-
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j. 5. CONSUL
WILL PROBE

san Diego, CAL. April 12.--An In
vestigation OF the conditions IN Almo.
lower California. where @. RafEe, his
wife and I'VE children. OF San Diego.
ana a number OF American employees
OF the mines there and their families.
are said to be prisonerstof p rebel hand
under General BerthoId. probably viii
be made BY George b. Schumacher,
United States consul at Ensenada,
lower California.
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DENIS. TO Push
RECIPROCITY.
Underwood introduced His Bill
Into House Today
SIMILAR TO THE M'CALL BILL
ALSO INTRODUCES BILL PUTTING
ON THE FREE LIST ABOUT 100
ARTICLES, INCLUDING MEAT,
LuMsER, LEATHER GOODS, ETC.
This GETS NEXT ATTENTION.
DEMOCRATS AMBITIOUS.

Washington, April Rive ex-
pact to call up the reciprocity bill
Friday" said Chairman Underwood
Of the ways and means COMMITTEES,
''and will seek to pass IL as soon as
possible. Then will come the free
list bill and following that the bill
providing for statehood for Arizona
and New Mexico. RsapportioF-
naent will come later
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washington. d. c., April 12-Devel-
opments of the last few days indicate
that the insurgent republicans in both
house and senate are to unite with
the democrats in a determined effort
to put through an amendment to the
constitution providing for the direct
election of United States senators.
In the movement Senator Borah and
Senator La Toilette, both insurgent re-
publicans. are leading the fight and
have been in conference with Congress-
men Rucker and Sultzer of the house,
democrats, both Of whom have lead
ing part in the direct election measure.
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washington, April ~. The an i
nouncement was made here today that
III. H. North, commissioners Of inn
migration Of San Francisco has resign
ed No reasons we're given and no
successor has been decided upon.
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BEST CHANCE in SENATE.

"The best chance to defeat the
reciprocity bill Is in the senate"
wrote Representative Helegsen to-
day to the officers of the anti-reci-
procity convention Of North Da-
kota. The officers had called upon
him for advice in the premises.
The convention probably will de-
lay sending a lobby to Washing
ton to oppose the law for the pres
ent In view Of the Helgesen letter.
M'cuM5ER DRAWBACK BILL.
Senator McCumber has introduce
ed a bill providing that no draw
back shall be allowed on any inn
ported wheat, corn, oats, barley or
rye or upon any flour manufactur
ed from such grains. inasmuch as
the tariff question has been re-
opened.
Senator McCumber will do his
utmost to secure the adoption OF
this measure.
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KENYON WON
OUT IN IOWA

Des Moines, Ia. April 12.-Judge
TswIilfam s. Kenyon was elected
United States senator to succeed
the late Sen. Jonathan +. DolIiver
on the sixty-seventh ballot at to-
days session, after a stormy ses-
sion Kenyon received seventy
eight votes, just enough to elect,
against twenty-six for Supreme
Court Justice Horace e. Deemer,
his republican opponent.