davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Spis mail betragter bisie Sal liot
nprmere, pil man bIi iIooet al De ube.
tpoelige Sorauoringer | antalet al
SunftionGrer, iom err bIepet orGbt |
bpert al oisie aar. antollet bar iaa-
leoes | 1903 bare $50 minore emo |
1910; Ser Dor blot Ell Sorifiel al 16
/ Intanet / 1904 og 1910 og al blot
90 / antaQet / 1908 % 1910. Der.
inroo bier 9laret 1909 en- Reogang al
npiten 1000.
Snter State Commences ommis'
iionens Sabeaer bier antaaet % So.
rafteren al De SSerrboneubelo, Der for.
aariageoe oisie lllpffer. antaaet al
benz, iom blir br9bt / aolliiioner eller
Summeniteo er omtrent oct iruule
bpert aar, og Oct immme giPIoer o.
iaa / iremtreoenSe 8rdo antaaet al
benz, Tom omfommer iom 6slge al Nj
iporinaer.
ReoenitaaenSe label bier antalet
al Dem, fom bar miitet Sipet ION
Sslge al Sammenitso % aiiporinJer
/ garene ira 1906 til 1910:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Jernbaneulyffer
SroSs ale Observation-Disclosures
bites iuseu @ebsans.
WGrre i9pnlamo.

SiItroSS FOR ale 5oriietigbeSSree-
Ter % Observation-Disclosures
icm er in0fsrt, iom t. @r. 9Iofiuite.
met % Oct aittomutiife aobIings- os
gremleapparat, uiier autalet al
Taslagerer, iom bert Mar blir orGbt
eIer itabet / SernboneuIpffer beri
Saroet Iioen eaer ineen Ieogdua.
6ortegneIien oner oisie l~lIpffcsttlfGI.
Der bier, at oper 100 Here 8asiagerer
blep orebt og oper 5000 lere ifabet
! 1910 eiO 1908. 90 bette tiItroos
for, at Der paa oe 'itore Stnnboner
iom t. @r. EeruipIuania., Nortb.
Deitern. og Southern Baciiic.9a.
nerne, Der tiIianmen transporterer
0tilioner al gasiaeerer, life ct eueite
Wennelfelin err gaaet tabt.
en- nGrulere Sammeniti1ine al
aisie itatiitife SpIpsrnSer er nofIna
neoilaaenoe. Oct framsaar erenpeI.
bis, at antallet al Yasiagerer og
Sltnftion9rer, iom blep orGbt / 1910,
bar itsrre emo / noget ioregoaenbe
aar meb llnotaseIie al 1907 %
1906, % antaaet af De Silifabefomne
irbpre meset itsrre END ielp ! roget al
bisie aar.
Nebenitaaenbe SdbeI rfIer gntaaet
at Easiaeerer % Ti,nftionprer, iom
bar miitet 2inet eller er fomnet til
ffooe peo lllpffesttlf9loer poa Can.
bets Scrubaner bpert aar. itben 1908,
% oct oil uiitrof inbrenmes al en-.
bper, icn oil gisre iis BET grpberi at
itibere bisie SaI libt nprmere, of bet
enonu life err Ipffeoes Snteritate
Commerce. commissioner at bite paa
nogct gotemiooel for Wm5lerne peo
Sernbanetraiifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Ruef paa Slaperiet.

Gan Sronciscos berpotcbe poIitiife
gois, @6robam Riief, er ben Toe os.
onbragt / Statens StrafanitaIt ! San
Quentin for al ~paabegpnoe gfionin.
gen Of lin Com, IA Gors Strafar.
beioe for geItiffelier al 9penS aloer.
men unber Rapor eugene s.
Sdmit5's Administration.
Iuef por fomnet SGngieIsreeIe.
mentet / S~orfiebet peo alereoe en- Sio
fsr fin afreiie at babe Iabet fine Wti-
Ita6er b~ortbarbere % fit Sopeo inau.
Hippo.
Gltn en- Snonofulb al 8enner fra
bans tiSIigere @eImagtsoase bar
fremmsbt for al tase Saroel 90 snife
BAN "2pffe paa Reiien".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Ser ttotrur I 1910 toll o,S6l
Sammenitsb meQem Basingertog ! De
Sor. Stater; / 1909 oor 3otulantal-
let All, 1906 1894 og / 1905
1924. Set itsrite antal / noaet en-.
felt aar inStraf ! 1907, Sa Oct anbrog
til S,026.
antuQet at Sommenitso oiier iaa.
leSes en- nofiua betragteIis Reogang;
men me6 9lofiptemet ! Brig paa ale
Sernbdner buroe Der ilet inger Gam.
menitso iinoe Steo.
Get err onnifeIisere at forbinore W.
iporinger, ifisnt Oct er bleoet panurt,
at oe Ieite al De, iom inStraf ! 1910
ifplotes gfterlaoenbeo ira SrafTfin'
reIiens Sioe. af De ahporinger, iont
inotraf i 1910, ifpIotes 2.734 @sang'
Ter | sosenes Gfuipering og Lis
Sell | ganelinierne.
HeoenItaaenoe label bier antanet
al 5ogfimftionarer, iom er bIeoet
Srpbt peo Communicating al 8ogne
/: N,~.,e ;ro 1904 m 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

fine berprrenbe gorgeres Sip os
Gienoom.
Seretningen on at TrpIibent Iia3
lieser for Gsoen % aIene boIbes lime
peo SieIp al itiruIcrenoe WibIer.
ben9gtes piItnot al Den merifanife
Gmbosiaoer, men Oct beneetes life,
at Situatipnen bibtil er blepet benz.
meligboIot; bellcr life benegtes bet,
at Den err meget bprre, emo nogen Der
/ De Sorenebe Stater bapoe tenft zig
ben.
SpiIfe europpiffe @ogtcr, BET er,
iom bar siort De 6or. Stater Sore
itiliuser, er life meboeIt; men oa BET
er alminbelie fienOt, at BET fun er ire
af DEM, Tom bar noeen itsrre materi-
eue Snteresier | @crico, er oct LET at
foritaa, of oct man bGret enten eng.
Ianb, SpifIano eaer Sranfrie, TO al
Dem euer ale ire tiIiomnen."
Sra San Giego, GoI., t~eIegraferes
Sen Soc: Oct meboeIeS ioog fro poa.
IioeIig Slide, at ben poa S~tilebaps-
fpiten Itationerebe SorpebobnaoHotiI-
Ia, Ser beitoar al cite Sarteier, bar
facet Srbre til 81. 6 gftermiboag at
ofgao for Snlina GrliS | Wericp meo
ilere 9pmpanier Snfnnteri fra 8arni-
ionerne / Gan Sruncisco og Wonte'
rep. Spert Snrtsi fan meotage so
ManS, og be fan ale giere &eiien til
SaIina GruS meb SIto9s Sart. lin
berpanbsbaaoene "8rampus" og
"Tife" bar facet Srbre til at lutte
fig til Sorpeboflaaoen."
gnten oct mi iorboloer iig ioo ell
Ter Ell, at 8onrentreringen al nriten
Salpoelen al BEN itaoenoe Irmas Dis.
ponibIe Stprfe beo ben merifonife
8renie og afienbeIien al itGrfe 5Iao'
beeifabrer ipboper Ianes beege SID
fpIter bare err en- fontbineret Manspre
efter EN- beri 2anbet | S~rebstiber
ufienbt flor Waoleitof, iaa er BET bog
en- oIminbeIig Mtenins blanbt Solf,
Tom bar Iiot 3ienbfob til De politiife
Silitanbe | Merico, of 9eilutningen
ON gfbolbeIien al bisie gpelier netcr
paa bette Sibspguft bill fomme til al
epe en- ganffe itrrf SnoflpbeIie paa Dc
fremtibige 9eaipenbeoer | Werico.
Ger bar in6en De oiiicieae Rreoie
| @aibington IGnge gaaet Gp9ter ON,
at Ell @iniiterfriie err rtpr ioreitaaen'
De | Werico, og Der er ogioa til lloen'
rigsbepartementet inblsbet prioate
MebbeIelier al Iisnertbe grt. s De
Soranbrineer, iom bill bli foretaget
Mtiniiteriet, er Sen amerifanife &egie.
ring paa Oct bpbeite in~teresieret.
9ortieet fra ben moralife @irfnina
meb Senipn til Den gebanolins, Der
biz bIi piIt amerifanife Snteresier I'M
Ser be nprpnrenbe llroligbeber, bill
De miIitere 9emonitrationer bee
8reien, enten Be mi er arrangeret
set 2ierneo eller Ell, ntpiIiomt fommer
til at epe en- mGgtig Snolpbelie poo
BEN poIitiife ariie | Merico.
8anife ~betegnenoe for Gnrafterer
af bisie "praftiife Seltspelier" er ben
4ienbsgierning, at Sropperne er for.
ipnet noeIuffeuoe meo tarpeR ga
trpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Itor Sifferbeo for 5ogiuuftionerer-
mes Sin o. 2emmer. Serior err oua
life aobIin9Soppnraterne iaa ureset
at latte ion 6urftionGrerneS egen
uioriigtiebeo. % Der er enonu life
funbet roeet MiboeI. iom bill fringe
Sinrftion9rerne til at iagttose ieio De
oroin9reite SoriiatigbeosregIer.
Oct ltsrite gntal al Sogiuuftionr.
rer miiter 2tpet peb at inIoe neS ira
Sogrta5ene.
Oct oil utpiIiomt operraife mango
at bsre, at Der bIep orGbt forboIOsuis
Here Tasiagerer og SogiuuftionGrer
pao Dc tpife 9aner emo paa DC auteri-
fauife; berimoo or SerrbnneuIpfter.
mes antoI meset mirrbre | SpIflanb
EMO Der / De Sorcneoe Stater.
Dc tuife Sernbaner bar en- SotaI
lrrgoe al noget poer $4,000 Wil
iammcnliguet meb ca. 100000 Oil
De Soreneoe Stdter. ellie De tpitc
Sernbancr eieS oa bripes paa bate
1900 Wil NOR al &egieringen,
@dneIeeemerue er obioIut periette.
&isrebaitigbeoen, er sienneuinitlta
omtrent Den iamme iom | Dc Soreneoe
Statcr, men iaapel Sofomottoer forn
Iogne er meget lettere emo De mneri.
funitc og berior ogian lettere at fon'
t~rolere. Men mar en- Scrrbone.
uIpffe inStrGfier / Spiflono, ioa er
nGiten noen llnStageIie antouet al
orpbte meset itsrre % antauet al til'
ifaoefomne meset minore emo Der
2anoet.
NeoemtaocnSe SabeI oiier gntaHet
al llIpffer, iom inotrai pad DC tplfe
Sernbaner | aarene ira 1908 I'll
1907:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Dalebeitrioelie.

FRA Chicago meooeIes, Of Den De-
mofratiife annoibot til gorsermeiter'
embeoet ueo oct forleoen iteoiunone
BrimGrpaIe, e. s. Dunno, bar be-
iIuttet at beItrioe fin beloige aipols,
Garter 8. Sorriicns Domination.
gaa Gnbraeenoe berom fra Rr.
9unne bar 9ommer Snens Den Toe
os. beorSret en- M OptGling al De
oeo 9rimqrpalget afgipne Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

gntaaet al Gosioeerer. iom bIep
orrbt cler itaoet paa De tpite Scrn
baner / 1907 uosioroe omtrett en-
Sienoeoel al 1 Erocent pr. 1000
9asIagerer, mems slniallet al tillfaoe-
forune uogioroe Iiot oper " Erocett.
@ienneminitSantallet al Sernbane'
funftionGrer, Tom bIeu brgbt, no
t.06 9rocent os Sienncm'
initsontaaet al tiIifaoefomle 2.4s
Yrocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
@arene ira 1908 til 1910:

NJ openitaaenSe iremgaar, at bel
automatiife aobIinssapparater. Der
M anpembes paa iaasoStiom aae Gan.
bets Serm6auer, life poer ~ipnoerIig
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
KENYON CREDENTIALS
HELD UP BY CARROLL

Washington. April 20.-Judge w. S.
Kenyon arrived i'm Washington this
morning. Senator Kenyon's creden-
tails have not yet arrived from Gov
ernor Carroll. The governor is under
stood to be holding them back because
he is looking for a particular kind OF
parchment on which TO make out thu
credentials. AS soon as they arrive
Senator Kenyon will be sworn into Of
fee. 1t is probable that he will take
the oath Monday. though he said today
that if his credentials arrived he would
be sworn in Thursday.
The Senate has an important uues-
ton before it now relating to direct
election OF senators. The question is
whether to refer the House resolution
to the judiciary committee or privileges
and elections. The friends of direct
elections want to refer ii to the Judi
ciary committee, as they regard the
scheme TO refer to- the privileges and
elections committee as a plan to staye
of action. Senator Kenyon is for di-
rect elections, and said he would like
to be sworn in in time to help get the
question properly referred. He has
been told, however, that his vote will
probably not be needed.
Judge Kenyon has given Attorney
General Wickersham notice of his ras-
ignatiOn. though he has not formally
resigned. The attorney general is look
I,ing into the matter Of getting a sue
cesSOr.
Judge Kenyon has not declared HIM
self ON reciprocity. That he will sun
port the Canadian agreement in the
Senate is probable.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
T. AFFIC And LABOR
EXPERT REACHES END
Edward Moseley, Secretary Of
the Interstate Commerce
Commission, Dies.

Washington, April 19.-Edward
Moseley, secretary of the Interstate
Commerce commission and the origin
ator of much labor legislation. died
here today after a continued Illness,
aged 65 years.
The immediate cause of death was
heart failure, superinduced by acute
kidney disease. Funeral services will be
held here Thursday, and the body TAX
en- to Newburyport, Mass, for burial.
AS an intimate friend and personal
advisor Of presidents. cabinet Officers,
representatives, senator's and other
public officials during the last quar-
ter of a century, Mr.. Moseley accom-
plished notable results, particularly
along humanitarian and philanthropic
lines,
He was recognized as an authority on
all measures designated to insure the
safety Of railway employees and trav-
olers n was instrumental I'm secur-
ing the enactment of laws requiring
the use by railways of safety devices.
In recognition OF these services he re-
ceived the thanks of the legislature of
Massachusetts and of practically all
the great railway labor organizations.
The Interstate Commerce commission
practically suspended all business to-
day.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
REBELS BuRH RAILROAD
DEPOT IN Aqua PRIETA

Aqua Prieta, Mexico, April 20.-
Shortly after daylight today a daring
band of insurrectos numbering only
a half dozen or so, stole into Aqua
Prieta and set fire to the Nacozari
railroad station. wnicn was destroyed
with its valuable contents. The feder-
ais fired upon the invaders and two or
three of them were killed.
Five loaded freight cars also were
burned. The freight depot was filed
with goods of every description incIud-
ing costly mining machinery, supplies
and provisions which had not been
moved over the Nacozari railroad be-
cause Of the burning of the bridges
south of Aqua Prieta.
When II was discovered on the
Mexican side in an effort to save the
pot was ON fire, the officials of the
railroad rushed a switch engine to the
American side in an effort to save
some cars standing on the siding, AMI
as nan as possible were shifted out
or danger. There was no water for fre
fighting in Aqua Prieta.
Whether the men who fired the de-
pot had been hiding under Ii since the
evacuation yesterday, or had dashed
across the line from the American side.
is not known. There has been talk on
this side OF reprisals Of this nature be-,
cause the railroad is Elared for as-
sistinF the federal ause.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
SOLOMONIC RULE
DUETS ADMIRALS
Two Blue remnants Fly Side by
Side for First Time In
Nations History.

New York, April 20.-For the first
time in the history of the United States
two blue %pennants are flying from two
war vessels lying at the same anchor
age, and behind the two emblems lies a
story of naval pride, offended dignity,
an appeal to Washington, and a Solo
mon-like decision the navy department.
When the Connecticut, the flagship
of Rear Admiral Schroeder, commander
Of the North Atlantic squadron,
steamed into the Brooklyn navy yard a
few days ago for an overhauling, the
blue pennant, signifying that it had on
board an Officer of the highest rank"
was flying from the masthead.
Rear Admiral Leutze, commandment at
the yard, was aghast. He knew Rear
Admiral Schroeder was aboard, but he
also knew that he was Schroeder's SUI
perior in rank, despite both being rear
admiraIs.
Leutze demanded that Schroeder
lower his blue p%ennant. Schroeder re-
fused. Leutze boarded the gig and hur-
ried back to the yard, where he die
tated a dispatch to the secretary of the
navy at Washington.
The navy department was puzzled
over the dispatch. Both men are rear
admirals. So this dispatch went back
to Admiral Leutze:
Both pennants may fly. Schroeder
is the ranking officer afioat and you
are the ranking officer ashore"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
BANDIT TRIAL HALTS
TO PROBE A WITNESS
lnformer Is Now Accused of
Having Been Participant
In Murder.

Viterbo. Italy, April 2O.-The trial OF
the N~eapolitan Camorrists may be
halted and a rev investigation into
tho murder of tSennaro Cuocooio AMI
his wife ordered on the ground that
the informer. Gennaro Abbatemaggio,
was al accomplish in the crime.
This possibility rests on the truth Of
a sensational report circulated on the
resumption of the case today. The
report is to the effect that If the evil
dence already prepared by the state
appears Insufficient to convict the ac-
cused. A~bbatemaggio will confess com
plicity in the assassination of Cuoc-
colo. IT is said that he will swear that
while he was not one of those who
struck the death blows, he witnessed
the proceedings in the role Of q picket.
who was posted to warn the actual
assassins against interruption and to
help them in making their escape.
If this confession is made the trial
will be stopped as a new inquiry into
the fact of the crime will be neces,
SaTy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
DAUGHTER OF BOSS
SEEKING A DIVORCE
Ethel Croker BreenW Would Multi
fly Her Marriage to a
Groom.

New York. April 20.-Mrs. Ethel Gro
ker-Breen, youngest daughter of the
former Tammany chieftain, Richard
Croker, has started a suit in Hudson
county, New Jersey, for annulment OF
her secret marriage to John j. Breen,
the Durland groom whom she married
April 2E, 1910, after having spurned ar
English nobleman and an Italian
prince.
Ii has been reported that q number
of conferences took place in this city
before the action vas started. AS re-
Gently as last Tuesday Breen came here
from Canada, where he Is employed
and engaged counsel to make show of
defense to the action.
Search for Mrs. Breea revealed the
fact hat she is now living In Paris
with her sister, the Duchess San Mar
tino, who was Miss Florence Croker
They have q fine home at "a Champs
Elysee. She sailed several weeks ago
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
CONSPIRACY CASE
FALLS TO GROUND
Council Bluffs Affair, Involving
Well Known Girl, Dis
missed by Court.

Council Bluffs, Ia, April 20-Justice
J. K. Cooper today dismissed the cast
against Leonard Yarwood and e. w.
Pangburn, charged with conspiracy in
connection with an alleged assault
upon Miss Ruth Stewart, foster daugh-
ter of j.. j. Stewart, a prominent at
torney Of this city.
The young men were accused of
abducting Miss Stewart in a taxicah
in Omaha March 4 and subjecting her
to violence and indignities in both
Omaha and this city.
Yarwood had been engaged TO marry
the girl. She testified at the prelim-
mary examination before Justice
Cooper that she had tried to break the
engagement. 1t is probable that Mr..
Stewart will present the case &c the
next grand jury. Insufficient evidence
was given as the ground for dismissal
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
PEACE IN MEXICO is
HOPE AT WASHINGTON

Washington, April 20.-With the re-
ceipt at the state department of advices
confirming the report that negotiations
for an armistice between the federal
and rebel forces are in progress the
opinion "a expressed here today that
opportune action had been taken by
both sides In the Mexican revolution to
prevent complications with the United
States.
DR.. Vazquez Gomez. head OF the con-
fidential agency of the revolutionists
and intermediary between the rebal
forces in the field and the Mexican gov
eminent is said to have consented to
submitting the armistice to his chief,
Francisco /. Madero, jr., as well as to
the Mexican government with a view
to preventing danger to American lives
and property at FL Paso, which would
be menaced by the attack planned on
Juarez, Mexico, directly opposite.
1t was rumored there today that with
the setting forth of definite proposals
from the revolutionists the possibility
of an agreement for the ~abdication of
President Diaz within a certain period
was not at all unlikely. The proposals
1t is known are to be received by the
Mexican cabinet and laid before Presi-
dent Diaz himself.
The House committee on foreign af-
fairs today appointed a subcommittee
10 confer with FreSldent Ia1t and the
secretary OF state as to the situation
on the Mexican border. The committee
consists of Representatives Garner, of
Texas; Sharp. of Ohio, and Foster, OF
Vermont.
While the state department has re-
ceiyed informal assurances from Mex
leo that definite and restrictive
measures would be adopted TO prevent
a repetition of the Douglas incident,
tho formal 1anlV Of MaYipn has NOT hnnr
presented. Senior De Zamacona, the
new Mexican ambassador, was official
~ presented to the president this aft
prnDon.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
WARRANT FOR N X

Topeka, Kan, April 20--J. ". Dol
ley. state bank commissioner, gave
orders today to the county attorney OF
Mitchell county. Kansas. 70 issue a
warrant for the arrest of +. +. Burns,
cashier OF the Home State bank, OF
Upton. Kan. Automobiles and fast
horses were blamed FOR the shortage
OF $10.25T found in Burns accounts
yesterday. Burns M his relatives
made good the shortage and officials
OF the bank refused to prosecute him.
The natives of New Guinea have beer
found living as II In the stone age.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28

PFesiasht. IN reply PRESIDENT ART
said hat the people OF the United
States hoped fervently that mar
mony would soon prevail.
Ell Paso, Tex, April 20.-The insur-
fectos south of Juarez moved their can
non nearer the city over night, and
appear to be making preparations for
an attack regardless Of the rapid fire
guns, masked mortars and mines upon
which the federals mainly rely for their
defense.
Juarez spent the night under arms,
~momentarily expecting the battle I'd
open, and time and again, as the rurales
scouting in the mountains outside the
city fired at the curiously shaped rocks
that look so much like men, the cry
went up thac the attack had conn
menced.
Railroads Are Destroyed.
Delayed kilograms from Torreon tell
of the complete destruction of the
bridge system of the Eagle Pass branch
Of the Mexican National lines. Fifteen
bridges have been destroyed by the in
surrectos on the Coahuila q Pacific
railroad, between Parras and T%orreon,
and railroad traffic in Coahuila and Du-
range is badly demoralized. Passenger
service between Torreon and Durango
has been interrupted for six days and
there is no immediate prospect Of re-
sumption of train service.
Traffic is likewise paralyzed east of
Torreon, but an attempt will probably
be made to run a train to Ciudad Por-
hrlo Diaz over the main line Of the
Mexican International tomorrow or Fri
day, when the bridges will have been
repaired unless the insurrectos inter
fAtsh Mi 10 So A
rebels have served notice that they will
attempt to destroy all bridges between
Torreon and Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
No Vehicles for Juarez.
Military authorities in Juarez this
morning stopped vehicle traffic from Ell
Paso to Juarez, but are still permitting
passengers to enter Juarez on street
cars or afoot.
News to the Herald from Guadalaiara
tells of considerable insurrecto activity
in the state of Zacatecas. In Fresnillo
the rebels entered the town and re-
leased all the prisoners in the jail, Sew
eral federals and insurrectos were
killed.
AT Nochistlan the insurrectos took
the place without opposition and or
dered the musicians of the place to play
an all day concert. Refugio Elizalde,
jefe politico of the town, wired to Gov
STlOT LdTdle lot dlu Wnen ne neard the
rebels We're approaching, but the gov
ernor had no troops and sent only arms
and ammunition. The jefe could Sc
cure no volunteers n shipped back
the arms to keep them out Of the rebels
hands. The rebels took 5000 in cash
from the municipal treasury.
After occupying the town a day, the
federals came and there was a fight. in
which both sides lost and the insur-
rectos left, declaring they a no desire
TO hold the town, as it had no moro
funds nor any arms.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28

ufacturers cheaper than at home and
should not be protected. The manu-
facturers would have by h proposed
bill, the additional advantage OF free
lumber.
Salt, also included in the free list,
the report urges should be free from
artificial enhancement in price. the do
mestic supply being dependent upon
a limited number of natural diposi-
ton, controlled by concentrated inter-
eStS.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
ENORMOUS CHURCH is
FORMALLY DEDICATED

New York. April 20.-The Episcopal
cathedral OF St. John the Divine. the
largest ecclesiastical structure in the
country, and the fourth largest In
Christendom, was solemnly consecrated
here todsy. Although only partially
constructed. II has already been 20
years In building. at a cost OF SS,5o0.0oO
ard II may take as much longer to COM
plete 1t, at a total estimated cost OF
SO, 000, coo.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
MONUMENT TO FRENCH
HEROES is UNVEILED

Annapolis. Md, April 19.-On tn.
campus OF ST. John's.college there was
unveiled here today a bronze tablet
erected by the general society OF the
Sons OF the Revolution TO the memory
OF the nameless French soldiers and
sailors who In 1881 laid down their lives
in tae cause OF American Independence.
President Taft and Ambassa, y
sergnL LDia made formal "a
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-28
supERINTENpENT RE.ELEcrEp.

Danbury. Ia, April 20.-At a meeting
of the local board of education hello
here yesterday, Edward p. Morlan
who has been superintendent of the
schools here for the past year, was
again selected for that position.