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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23

Ia, podpar}a ciezka glove, i
p~rzypomnia}a sobie wszyst
kie przypadki ma cmentarzu.
- Ola czeg6z.m mi w6jt ME
chcia} pokazac listu? Moi b.
ze? czyz ME dosyc ponosze
nieszcze6cia? czy MONA, re
by jeszcze wieksze posfa} ma
mnie krzyze?
Gorzkosc :rozpaczy Scis}a'
SERGE Magdale ny tax mocno,
il sic iej ida wa}o, re tel chwi-
Ii nie>przeayje.
Juz sic byla porwala, ably
.po list biezec do volta, gdy
tenze wszed} do izby, i po
pozdrowieniu zawofa, ia 2
SODA do ogrodu.
- Kochana sasiadko, list
dis odebrany ME pochodzi
cd J6zefa.
- Przewidywa}am to, re
go spotka}o ni4szczescie! Do
brze zescie mi go ME polka
zali ma cmentarzu, bObym
nowego ciosu: ME by}a pre-.
zy}al Teraz jestem spokoj-
niejsza i zdaje sic zupe1nie
ma VIOLA Boza. Pokszcie nj
list, i wybawcie mnie z nie-
pewnoscl, kt6ra jest wick
SEEN cierpieniem, jak najo-
krutniejsza wie6c 0 moim
J6zefie.
- Ami ia, AMI ksiadz pro-
boszcz ME mozemY odgad-
nae pisarza togo listu! Pisai
go jaki6 woiak, q tenn Swiad.
cry pieczec batalionu, do kt6-
rego J6zef nalezy. Piszacyjed-
max ME Jest przyjacielem is.
zefa, DO zamiast wsp6lczucia,
u5ywanie pocblebnYch wyra-
z6w, zdaje sic. IS list to
.sztuczka jakiegos niegodzi-
wego psotnika, kt6ry ME
wzdryga sic niepokoit rodzi,
ny przez zmy6lone doniesie-
MIA.
Ksiadz proboszcz Jest tego
samego zdania jak j ia, j JUL
'napisal list do komendy 10
zefa, proszac Q blizsze VIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
TOrturOWany przez Is lat,

49, 1850 gE-~S" E8.-%S S#&5-s
przez lekarstwo powoduj4ce cho-
robe 1oladka, ktdre tumanl}o dok.-
tor6w i sprzeoiwi}o SIG wszystsim
lekarstwom jake p%rdbowal, John
W. Modders, Moddersvilie, Mich.
zdaw,}c SIC wyrokowad. Musia}
aprzedad s~q farme i przestat Fra-
couat. lego sasiedz, mdwil;, te
ION d}uzej syd ME mote''. ,,Co-
kolwiek xjadfem ro,atraja}o mnie",
pis.e on, ,,dcpdkad ME spr6bova-
lem Electric Bitters, ktdre dzia1aly
cudownie ma mnie tax he teraz moge
jest potrawy kt6rych ME mogtem
ie66 cd lkt. Jest to prawdawie
s}awne lekarstwo ra choroby To-.
}3dka". TAX samo dobre ia v4tro-
10 i uerki. Kaida butelka gwaran.
bowana. Tylko 500 v sptece M
Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23

'domosci. Wkrotce vice be-
wiedzjee, co o liscie
sadzic.
= Panic w6jcie! pokazcie
vice listl
W6jt siegnal pc pismo i O.
czytali:
st. Jean W obozie.
- Jako kolega Stachonia,
uwazam "a moja pcwinnosc,
donie66 jego rodzinie, re O.
puscil nasz pu1k i zdezerte-
rowal do Uwojska francuzkie.
80. Prawda, ze cierpimy wiel-
XII gl6d II iyjemy we dnie j
" nocy: opod golem niebem:
prawda tez, re Stachoh cze-
ito zaniedba1 swoja sfuzbe i
ze Ola tego by1 karany, ale
o tenn mkt ME pomy6la1, re.
by jake dezerter z}ama} .cho-
ragwi przysiege. Skoro wpad-
ME W nasze rece, ME mimic
60 kula. zal mi jego rodziny,
kt6ra ma bye poczciwa. Pi-
see to wie1ny przyjaciel J6
zefa Stachonia. J. W.
Pc przeczytaniu listu pod.
niosla sic Magdalena i zawo-
.fafa z oburzeni EN-: Nigdy
ME uwierze, zeby moi J6zef
zlamal przysiege! on szczery
jak zloto!
= I ia ME wierze, zeby J6-
zef sluzbe zaniedbYwa}. Ko.
.ledzy lego czesto %opowiadal;,
10 Stacho6 podczas wojny
v r. 1866 najsumienniej pill
nowal sluzby i ze przelozeni
wszelkie " MIN pok}adali "a
ufaniel
- Panic w6jcie! jestem te-
raz spokojniejsza, chocia5 sic
obawiem, 20 pisarz tego Ii
stu, kt6ry AMI. ME po}ozy}
swego podpisu, stoi J6zefo-
wi ma zdradzie.
Wiem co zrobiel-rzek}
volt pc kr6tkim namy6le, =
list ten zaraz poSle do ko-
.mendY isbede prosii 0 sledz.
two przeciw oszczercy lnasze'
go J6zefa. P%ilnnujcie dziatek,
0 zniwo sic ME troszczcie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
wiera tajemnice!
(Ciag dalszY.)

(Ciag dalszy.) "1efa ta'enh'o7'
-Zamiast OLGA przyc hodzi "'esn'acy' choc'sz
,;a+ 10 noorzob, : narzeka}a ME mog|i, jaka " li6ci
Magdalena, i move strumie. ]aka mos'"py 1"'nou
~ ,uz ros;}r 10; Ira - Mar. jemnica, musieli sic ko
ciniel czytajcie list, DO ia ME to~ao oop'"'eoz'4
moge! "'euz4o' - " n'eso so,
W6jt czyta} d}ugo, lecz "a n'oy n'eoo"o'alny "Yf
mast opowiedzenia tre6ci, W6jt uda} sic wpro
zwina} 90 j wlozy} do kiesze- |~plehania i tam d}uga z
nj. dzem proboszczem mia
Coz pisze moi drogi rade. Czekali ladzie
maj? |drzwiami robiac rome
O lem dowiesz sic W puszczenia, co do tresci
domu, kocbana Magdaleno! d}ugiej aarady u ksi
- Mako nai6wietsza! coz |lecz mic sic uie dowieo
to znaczv, ze mi listu polka a s}owa, kt6re rrzy poi
zac ME chcecie! moi maj cho- niu sic z w6jtem wy
rujel... moze jui ME zyje1." ks. proboszcz: skier
Marcinie, %zlitujcie sic i cd. komendy %nadejdzie 9
dajcie mi list bo... wiedz, po6la pc was! =
TAX narzeka}a biedna i cze powiekszyly clekaw
bez wladzy upad@a ma 6wiezy W6jt widoczn'e un1ka
grobowiec. dzi i ~spotkania sic z NJ:
Przerazone niewiasty zaj lena. kt6ra dowledzlaWsz
mowa}y sic omdla}a i odpro- ze MARGIN presto z pie
wadza}v 2 cmentarza Magda- iposzedl do dozorcy pole
lene, kt6ra W tel chwili zupe1- 1potem polna sc1ezka 40
ME zepcmnia}a Q li6cie j. co mu, pozwolifa sic prov
zaszlo pred kilkuE minutami. ku sWierczyhcu lido jej
- Panic w6icie, czY do Ity, okolo
prawdy poles} Stacho6? czy rych pefnlta obowlazk1
ley " lazarecie? cry Jest ram XII.
ny? pytali sic naprzemian Mateczko' takas o
gospodarze, lecz volt ciagle czy chorujeez? pol6z sic
milczal, al dopiero 20 dlu- Ma czu}a przemowe
giej chwili odpowiedzia}: - matka mic ME odpowla
Stacho6 zyie ME lest ran az dopiero ma dalsze ma
nvl mia rzekla z westchnier
- Ola czegoz ME chcecie Me troszcz sic o 4
listu nam oznaimie? przaciez g1owa mnie zabola}a, le
kazdv list cd woiskowych przeminie! zostane ia
czvtamv wszvscyl dzieciach: dogladai "a
lego iednak listu ME bydlal
moge wan oznajmic, DO "a Usiadlszy obok 1oza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
Move ZajnteresoWanio.

MOVIE MISUNDERSTANDING
Odczuwamy czasem. jakby6my
strac ill zainteresowan1e sic wysz-
sikh m, nawet 1yciem. Nienawidzi-
my towarzYstwa l wog6ie ME "a
dowalniamy sic niczym. Jest to
powazny symptom choroby. kt6ry
po' wjekssej czesci wydziels zig :
organ6w trawienia j kt6ry must
,zawczasu zostac usun'ety.
Mozemy v zupe}no6ci i reAo.
mendowaG wan Trinera Amery..
kahski Eliksir G~orzklego VIVA.
kt6ry oczy6ci VASE system, posila~
JAG go je1noczesnle. M6zg otrzym'
wtedy nowe zasoby " formie DO
:gatej, czystej krwi, rozum nabie
re 6w,ezych sill, stanlecie SIC e1ers
.giczuiejsi i nsstapi vas zmiana
no We sainteresowanie sic zYclem.
UiYwajcie to lekarstwo gdy jer
ste6cie nerwowi, z~rozpaczeni, gdY
ME macle apetytu j gdy odczuwacie
zmeczenie, PREY zatwardseniu, p1sy
odbijaniu, PREY b6lach " tofadku
lub We wnetrznosclaoh, PREY Boz
ZACH glowy Tub krzyia. W apte
.kach. Jos. Timer, l333-l399 So.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III. Pora~
da lekarska poczta darmo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
Importation Of StrikebreakerS
From West Virginia
Causes Trouble
Conference Between 0Derat'
OrS and Miners was SUI.
denly Adjourned
(6y Associated Press.s


WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 6-Confer
ences between the mine operators and
coal miners in session all last week,
at Frank, Alberta, adjourned over to-
day due to the threatening attitude
of the mine workers, because of the
importation of negro mine workers
fro West Virginia to take their places.
Serious rdots were prevented only
by the presence of police and pro-
vincial constables. AS a number of
negroes jumped from the train today
the police were on the spot to pro-
tect them. The crowd followed one
negro down town, hooting and throw.
ing stones. At hotel the negro took
refuge in his room and threatened
to shoot. At another place a negro
suddenly turned upon his pursuers
and opened fire with a revolver, the
police, who were Immediately behind
him, sidestepped and the mob rushed
through the opening. He vas severely
beaten and his gun was stolen before
the police could restore Quie<- More
trouble is anticipated az more strike
breakers are arriving IN town. Elias
Rogers, president Of tile Crows Nest
coal company, has returned to Fernje
because of the serious condition pre-
vailing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
FLIRTING PRINCESS IS
full Of real FUNISMS
FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY ALSO
POSSESSES A REAL TANGIBLE
PLOT
Harry 6ulger, Peer Of Comedians,
viii be Seen at 8ijou Theater on
November IS.

At last a real genuine musical COM
edy with tangible plot. What ho?
Yes kind public, that is exactly the
status of Harry Bulger's new Play
"The Flirting Princess" in which he
comes here Thursday evening Novem-
ber 16, at the Bijou theatre. This
fact in itself is truly worth while,
let alone all the other novelties crowd
ed into the brief space Of two hours
and forty minutes required to present
this clever concoction. 'The Flirting
Princes" marks a new era in latter
day musical plays. and will surely
be welcomed here as elsewhere with
opened arms. It's true we are to have
our first glimpse on this, its first visit
but the eastern cities lauded 1t 10
the skies the past three seasons, ana
Harry Bulger and the "Flirting Pm.
cess; hold the proud distinction OF
drawing the largest patronage OF all
of Mort H. Singers attractions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
Womanis Suspected Of Having
Attempted to Commit
Suicide
viii be Arralqned for Murder
Before She Leaves
Sick Room
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Mrs. Louise
Vermillya, charged with the murder OF
policeman Bissonette. was formerly
placed under arrest today. After
wards she remained quiet on her bed
during the preliminary hearing held
in her home. After a debate, the
hearing was postponed to November
%, and a mittimus issued ordering
her committed to the county jail hos
pital. The hearing was held in Mrs.
Vermillya's home, owing to her ILL.,
ness, Municipal Judge Walker and
court attaches all crowding into the
little bedroom. She manifested little
interest in the proceedings languidly
answering the questions and at other
times mutely examining the faces of
those about her.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Mrs. Louise
Vermillya, widow suspected of having
poisoned Policeman Arthur Bissonette
was ready today to leave her home
where she has been under guard and
become a real prisoner in the coun-
ty hospital.
Her alleged attempt at suicide by
sprinkling her food with an arsenic
preparation resembling pepper, con-
vinced tho police that she would be
safer under direct watch than in her
home, and after a consultation yes
terday the officers planned to remove
her to custody this morning.
Municipal Judge Walker, who 1s-
sued the warrant for Mrs. Vermillya's
arrest, consented to hold court in her
room before her removal to the hos
pital ad she will be arraigned while
still in bed 1t will require only a for.
NAL presentment to the widow OF the
accusation of Peter Bissonette, broth
er of the dead policeman. that she
murdered his brother. Then will come
commitment without the taking OF
any testimony.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
COUNCIL
SUNDAY, JANUARY, ,,2I
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DECIDE
TO ORGANIZE IN THE
CAPITAL CITY.
Meeting Held Sunday Afternoon Was
Largely Attended-Head Officers Of
State Organization Will Have
CHARGE.

Sunday afternoon the members of
the Knights of Columbus who reside
in the See City held a meeting at the
school hall of St. Mary's and decided
definitely upon the organization Of a
council at Bismarck. 1t was decided
also to have the institution cere-
monies conducted on Sunday, Jan
uary 21, and on that date it is ex-
pected that there will be members of
the order present from every council
in the state. The work of institution
will be conducted by Che head Off
GERS of the state organization, OF and the
local council should develop into one
of the strongest in North Dakota.
There are already at the present time
about members of the order resid-
ing in this city and vicinity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
Grim. Warning Attracts Atten'
ton Of Thousands Of
Mothers
Child Welfare Exhibit Now
Being Held at Kansas
City
(By Associates Press,)

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. G.
Watch the light flash. With every
flash a baby dies from preventable
disease in the civilized world" This
was the grim wording of a placard
which attracted wide attention at the
child welfare exhibit in this city to-
day. The exhibit opened last Thurs
day and has attracted thousands of
visitors from other cities. A small
red electric light globe in a case,
flashing every 10 seconds and bearing
the placard, caused hundreds of moth
ers to stop with startled expressions
Figures and photographs showing
the inroads of preventable diseases
among children also were shown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
Other Cities Fall After Brief
but Spirited Resistance
by Residents
Foreign Marines Laoded and
are Guarding Cables Of
Ching kiang
(By Associated Press.)

PEK1NG, Nov. 6.-An imperial edict
issued today appoints Gea. Chang
Shao Tsen, commander of the impe-
rial troops at Lanchau, as imperial
envoy to proceed to the Yang Use
kiang province and conciliate the peo-
pie. The appointment is considered
to be a palpable attempt to separate
Chang from his troops and the Chi.
nese believe he will not accept. In
response to memorial tom the ju-
dietary tho throne pardoned three
men whe were imprisoned for having
attempted to blow up the palace and
foreign Office.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. GA cable
gram to a chinese daily paper pub.
lished here received early today, says
that Pekln was captured late yester-
day by the revolutionists after sharp
encounter
A dispatch also was received by
! the Chinese Free Press announcing
that the fall of Peking had been re-
ported in Shanghai.
The dispatch further states that all
officials Of the city, including several
high officials of the Manchu dynasty,
had fled
Chinese dispatches received at San
Francisco probably confused the sit
uation at Peking with rebel successes
elsewhere. Direct dispatched; received
by the Associated Press from Peking
| today make no. mention of any out
break at the caDtal.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 6.-Three Chi
! nese gunboats forming part OF Ad-
miral Sab Cheng Pings fleet, which
put in here for provisions yesterday,
went over to the rebels today. It Is
I believed Admiral Sab is hiding in the
city. Chinese operators here went
on strike today. The cables have
not been molested. Foreign marines
are guarding the cables. Ching Kiang,
in the province of King Su, fell at 3
a. m. All is quiet there. The city
is treaty port, second in Importance
only to Shanghai. It's population Is
100000 Chang Chow, capial of the
province of Che Kiang, was taken yes.
(COntinued on Dape 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
RODGERS ENDS
LONG Flight
Is. Associated Press.)

PASADENA, CAL, Nov. 5.-Aviator
Calbraith P. Rodgers, approaching a
successful completion of his ocean
to ocean jaunt across the American
continent, scared into Pasadena at
4:O4 p. m. today at mile minute
clip on the last squirt of 30 miles from
Pomona and dropped from an altitude
of several thousand feet to graceful
landing at Tournament park. He will
fly to the coest tomorrow, landing at
the edge of the Pacific ocean.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
CASTAWAYS ARE
SAVED BY SHIP
NV Associated Press,)

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The British
steamer Victorian, on the way from
Galveston to Liverpool, sent wire
less today saying she had =! board
the crew of the waterlogged American
schooner Stepson G. Loud, a three
masted schooner of 400 tons net.
owned by Bum and Elliott company
cf Thomaston, Me. She sailed from
Savannah, October %. for Boston, and
several days later was sighted by the
British steamer Glen Cliff about 100
miles from Charleston abandoned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
LAYING CABLE.

Work on laying the electric llgnt
cable for the new cluster llgnts Is
being pushed at rapid rate while the
weather is favorable. If the ground
does not freeze up the work will De
completed this week and the lghts
turned on. Two full squares OF trench
were dug yesterday and as many more
today. All the available men are
bred for the job.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
GOOD ROADS FOR
MANHATTAN, KAS.
(By Associated Press.l

MANHATTAN, Kansas, Nov6 -
With an object of putting into good
shape before night hundred miles OF
highway leading into Manhattan from
adjoining cities, eighty-eight members
of the Manhattan motor club, started
out early today with picks, shovels,
drags, and other road building para
phernalia. The roads are to be dragg-
ed, all holes filled, and culverts re-
paired. This was official good roads
day for Manhattan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
WENT TO FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cordner have de'
parted for St. Cloud, Florida where
they will spend the winter months
They are very enthusiastic over their
winter home in the south, but will re-
turn to Bismarck in the spring to
spend the other seasons in North Da-
kOta.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
FREE LAND,

Another allotment of very choice
valley fruit land is now ready for dis.
tribution. Write Immediately to the
Jantha Plantation Co.. Block 1850,
Pittsburg, Pa. for application blanks;
The only requirement is that five
acres he planted in fruit trees with.
in five years. Authorized improve.
ment companies will plant the trees
at reasonable prices, and market tho
fruit for the owners on shares.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
FIND CACHE

The police have found big bundle
of womans wearing apparel under
the platform of the old 500 depot The
bundle contains underwear and dress
es. Some of the latter were old
and some had never been worn. These
and some had never been worn. There
was ALSO considerable dress goods
which had not been made up into
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
SPECIAL SESSION.

Judge Winchester held session OF
juvenile court today to hear the cases
of the Candy and Phelan boy% who
are charged with a number of petty
offenses. The latest is the taking OF
some pockethooks from the Lucas
store. The lads are about IA years
of age and may be sent to the Man.
dan correctional.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
"RED MILL" COMING

Manager Vesperman has booked
the RED Mill'' one of the best known
plays on the eastern stage, for the
Bijou theatre on Saturday, November
1S. This is one of the big theatrical
treats of the season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
TEAMS STRANDED

The Bismarck-Mandan Ferry is not
running on account of the ice in the
river and as the N. P. ferry is no
longer operated, much Inconvenience
is experienced, There are forty
teams stranded in Bismarck awaiting
hn opportunity to cross the river.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
MANDAN LOSES
1O.::.D|(K|NS0N
(spsclal to the Tribune)

V0pUCVdt 20 SUO VVJU0U0J
DICKINSON, Nov. 6.-The foot
ball team of the Mapdan high school
was defeated at this place Saturday
afternoon by the team of the Dickin-
son high school. The score was II
to 10. Each of these teams has now
won a game and there is consider
able speculation as to which will Sc.
cure the slope interscholastic cham.
pionship.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
JUDGE REfU7ES
PREVIOUS STORY
NV Annotated Press.)

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-FOrmer County
Judge John A. Mcneil of Richland
county testified before the Lorimer
investigating committee today that
Thomas Tippit and William c. Blair
met in Olney, ILL.,, in July, 1909. Both
had testified previously that they did
not meet during that month.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
CAR OFF TRACK.

There was small wreck on the
N. p. Sunday near Steele. One of
the cars on No. jumped the track
and No. was delayed about four
hours. The wrecking crew had -
go out and clean the crack. All
trains were considerably delayed. No
one was injured personally but the
feelings of a good many were hurt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
ISSUES LICENSE.

Judge Mckenzie has issued mar
riage licenses to the following: Fred
erick Bender and Katherine Strt
both of Grano; Edward C. White and
Margaret Grady, both of Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
IS GRANDFATHER

County Judge Murdoch Mckenzie
has received word that a baby boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Bick-
hart at their residence in Minneapolis
Mrs. Bickhart is daughter of the
Judge, who now becomes a GRANDPA
ther
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
SOMEWHAT IMPROVED.

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Owen, who fell from a second
story window to the pavement balow
at the family residence, Saturday, is
somewhat improved today and al
though the skull was fractured it is
believed there is a fair chance of re-
covery. The little patient is in the
hosnital
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-06
island SPRINGS
UP DURING night
(By Associated Press.)

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Nov
An island has suddenly risen from
the sea in Serpent's Mouth straits,
between Trinidad and the Venezuelan
coast. The phenomonen was pre-
ceded by an extraordinary commo-
ton in the sea. Huge volumes Of
fame and smoke mounted into the
air.
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VISITED SISTER

Miss Agnes Christie, principal Of
the Glen Ulfin public schools, was in
the city over Sunday a guest of her
sister Mrs. C. L. Young and family.
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garments. The police believe it is
a cache of some thieves. who evil
IDENTIFY did not approve of their plum
der and ditched it,
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Canadian Coal
Strike Serious
CREW is LOST

: LONDON, Nov. 6-The Greek !
: steamer Lordos Byron, from The !
: odosia, for Antwerp, foundered
: in the English channel during a :
!: gale last night and % of her :
= crew of Is were lost. :
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(ey Associates Pfess.)

(Ry Associates Pfess.)
LOS ANGELES. NV: 6-James B.
Mcnamara gets brief outings daily
when he is taken from the Jail to the
court house and back again. Two
deputies accompany him on these
trips. He has become such I: familiar
sight that he attracts attention only
from strangers, to whom he is often
pointed out.
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of Chicago. is among the visitors at
the capital city for few days. He
is sojourning at the hotel McKen:
Zie.
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Re0olufioniSfS
Capture Pekin
: : : = " = = > = 4 {
COX DIES SUDDENLY

+ P1TTSBURG, Nov. 6-John :
!: F. Cox, speaker of the Pennsyl- I:
: vania house of representatives, :
= died suddenly today at his home :
: in Homestead. :.
I: :
{ + : :: I: : =: :: = : = 4: (: : I: = :,
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