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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-14

prZycZyn ZSOnu len QoOroWolne-
go pred portretem zmar}ego
cesarza, wychyliwszy kielich sake
puhara, ofiarowanego mu przez
zmarlego pana - krotkim nozem
przeciai sobie gardio... Malzon-
ka jego tuz obok niego popelniia
,,harakiri', II. wbila sobie szty-
let w wnetrzonSci. Loskot upa-
dajacych cia{ i rzezenie sprowa-
dziio kogoS do izby - wszyscy
zreszta byli ma pogrzebie = MIN
jednak sprowadzono pomoc, No
CHI iona jego juz ME zyli. Wiesc
Totem biyskawicy rozbiegia sic
po miescie wywolujac zal i po-
dziw powszechny.
- Dalsza Geese pogrzebu Mi
tkadasA Artsachita odbyfz sig s-s'
jak nastepuje: wczoraj wieczo-
rem odbyio sic przeniesienie
zwlok cmentarza Oayma do
Monoyama, lezacego pod Kioto
(stara stolica), gdzie sic znajduie
gr6b wiaSciwy. Pochod przez oil
brzymie ulice miasta byi imponu-
jacy i wprost kolosalny; setki ty-
siecy ludzi wzieio W MIN udzias,
byia to w calem tego slowa zna-
czeniu manifestacya narodowa
patryotyzmu, solidarnosci przy-
wiazania do tradycyi ojcow. Vie
czorem mad pochodem swieciiy
gwiazdy, tysiace pochodni i lam
pionow, ulice zdobiiy festony
kwiatow i zieleni: kwiatow by{o
bez liku miary; wrazenie ogolne
= cudownie malownicze. w po-
chodzie znowu sill przedstawi-
ciele poteg zagranicznych, dwor
ministrowie, instytucye, duchow-
nj, szkoiy, wojsko i krociowe thu
M = wszystko spiewalo polglo,
sne. monotone, zawodzace hym'
ny = niby Choir olrbzymi brig
czacych wieczorem dokoia kwie'
cia swiatei barwnych owadow
Gdy spiewy ustaiy, cisza zapano-
wasa grobowa iscie, choc W tax
ogromnym tiumie = porzadeh
wszedzie = bez policyi = pano,
wal wzorowy. Dzisiaj przewioz7
cialo do Kioto, W poblizu ktore'
90 miasta zostanie jutro ma vie
czny ziozone spoczynek.
Cesarz Joszihito oglosii am
nestye dla przestepcow okazy
zgonu pogrzebu swego ojca, O
raz ofiarowal S5O0,0OO ma cele
dobroczynne, wtem 100000 dls
Korei przeznaczono.
- Ksiaze Connaught, stry.
krola Anglii i jej ma pogrzebis
Mikada oficyalny reprezentant
wreczyl cesarzowi Joszichito or
der Podwiazki Blekitnej (naj'
wyzszy order W Anglii) przesia'
ny przez krola Jerzego, przytem
wyrazii sic, re krol Jerry pros
cesarza O zachowanie dian serde-
cznej przyjazni, ktora laczyaa Q
bu ich oicow = krola Edwarda Z
cesarzem Mutsuchito.
2 Kongresu Eucharystycznego
Wieden, IA wrzesnia. : w
ciagu wczorajszych obrad trwaja-
cego tu Kongresu Eucharystycz-
nego - W czasie przemowy ks
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-14
w wojsku svstrysekIem.

Podoficer (podczas strzelania slepe
mi nabojamD: cicrczak! ~ podiy
synui Przeciea ty zamykasz oczy PREY
celowaniu,
Giorczak: Dye pan kaprol wczora1
powiedriai. CO dlisiok bedIiema sle-
DO strzelali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-14
ziosIlwe pytanIe

- lie byio dobrych kobiet m svie
Gle?
Odpowiedz: = Try! iedna zagine'
Ia, druga sic utopia, a trzeciei jess-
cze szukaja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-14

| K. Andlau'a urzadzono serdecz-
na dziekczynna manifestacye dla
cesarza Franciszka Jozefa, jako
wiernego syna Koscioia Katoli-
ckiego. Entuzyazm wsrod uczest-
sikew--bys- ogronny.A Kongres
jest jednym nieprzerwanym cia-
giem wspaniaiych uroczystosci.
Targi o Pok6j.
Chiaso, Szwajcarya, IA wrzes-
MIA = w odbywajacych sic tn
niby nieurzedowych pertrakta-
cyach pokoj nova wyiania sic
propozycya, ably ma rozjemce "a
prosic Rad Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych jake panstwa zupeinie ME
interesowanego W sporze Wloch
z Turcya. Wszystkie panstwa e.
uropejskie maja ma Ba}kanie in
teresy nader wybitne - jedna A
meryka ME ma ich tam zadnych,
dlatego obie strony chetnieby "a
widziaiy rozjemca W swym spo-
RE. Podobno propozycya ia ma
szanse utrzymania sic.
z Baikanu.
Ateny, Grecya, IA wrzesnia.-
Doniesiono tu, re W okregach A
llesia i Skutari (Albania i NJ. A.
zya) tureccy zolnierze dopuszcza-
! ia sic ma chrzescijanach naduzyc
| j oErucienstw okropnych. w ca
lei Albanii wre nienawisc do Tur-
kow : powstanie przeciw MIN
powszechne.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, IA wrzesnia.-
Krazy tn wysoce senzacyJna po-
gioska, utrzymujaca, re general
marszalek Huerta, zwyciezki
wodz feleralny w kampanii pre-
civ Orozkowi, dai sic naklonic do
polaczenia sic rewolucya /
walczyc bedzie Orozkiem i Ia
pata przeciwko Maderze. Podob-
no przytrzymano kuryera Oroz-
ka, spieszacego z ta wiescia do
Zapaty i znaleziono przy MIN
dokumenty stwierdzajace ten
spisek. Gdyby to sic sprawdziio,
to Rad Mexyku znalaziby sic od-
razu bez wojska = W polozeniu
bez wyjscia. Huerta ma okolo ID
tysiecy najlepszych zolnierzy, "a
pasy broni i amunicyi j imie wiel-
kie. wslawione ostatnia kampa-
MIA, on to ma bye upatrzony ma
przyszlego prezydenta. Orozko
ma pod soba okolo 5 tysiecy, Ia
pata okoio 1S tysiecy ludzi do
skonale zbrojnych to ME dalej,
jak o so mil cd stolicy.
- Pod Aqua Prieta walka sic
toczy; rewolucyonisci usiiuja
zdobyc ten punkt nadgraniczny (;
wiele kul ich pada poza linie gra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-14
Tragiczny zgon Bohatera.
General NOghi = Wraz Z mazonka gina
,dObTowolnie.
0dchodza "a zmarlym Pauem.
POGRZEB rIKADA.
z KONGRESU EUCHARYSTYCZNEGO.
Targi o Pokoj.
Rzezie Chrzescijan W Turcyl Z
Sansacya " MeIyku. NOWy Splsek przecIW Madarze.
Osuniecia sic ziemi W Panamie.
Targi o Pokeoj.
Rzezie Chrzesciian W Turcyi
sacya " Msyku NoWy Splssk przselw Madarzs.
Osuniecia sic ziemi W Panamie.
PERU PROTESTUJE.

San Domingo Preensye
Nowy skandal szulerskO-po-
icyny Oreie sfrajkowe Duluth Meksykahscy rewou-
cyOnisci osady ameykahiej Osmarowafy ia
pierzem. Sarsf studenci powodua smerc
pierwszoroezniaka. = areny pOlitycznej.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
ARTISTIC SCARF EASILY MADE
Suitable for Plano or TabIe-Rich or
subdued coIors May. Be Used,
Il Hi as T. Desired, &#s .f

An artistic scarf for a table or
piano can very easily be made by hav-
Ing an oriental design stamped on
bulgarian linen. Outline the pattern
with heavy black floss and fill in the
centers with various rich colors. such
RS are seen in all handsome needle
work that is made by the. women Of
the far east. ii l$$.,:5 3g,5 49, j
Terra Gotta, green nd old blue,
with tracings Of gold and silver, are
the colors most commonly used Bur.
nished copper, with insets Of imita
lion precious stones. make the richest
ialler for the solid embroidery. In
4 this work cy you can use all kinds of
fancy stitches for THE outline work.
rat stitch; herring one, darning. birds,
eye. satin stitch. wheat and the daisy
loop, Finish the edge. with heavy,
/ linen lace about four inches wide, in
which YOU can run some Of the shades
that you have;used IN the embroidery
sf the lace has circular centers in the
saesign, sew q brigh coloredi bead or
glass nall head in the center. / For
yery little expense you can, make a
scarf that II bought would cost great
deal N "a us 5s$ II 2i2
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
Rel |: LY MAJ ASK
FOR . CLEARING
Milton NJ! Doctor May Perfect Appeal
s$$a for r ehearing Of His Case in
Supreme Court. t,j r;

III, Ian gdon, N. D., jan. 55.-----Dr. j: J.
Reilly who came up from Milton last
Wednesday and was placed in the
.Langdon hospital under the care Of the
deputies named by Sheriff Drury had
SO far recovered from the threatened
attack Of typhoid fever that on Friday
afternoon he was transferred to the
county Jail to begin serving the SEN
tence of ninety: days for selling liquor
at his Milton drug store. The law pro:
vides fifteen days in which DR.. Reilly
through his counsel may perfect an ap-
peal from the supreme court decision,
which if granted would allow Of a re.
hearing Of the case in that court and
it is not altogether improbable that the
Milton doctor may evail himself of this
recourse. His bondsmen, however,
having withdrawn at the time the SUI
preme court decision was handed down
has been under Sheriff Drury's charge
since that time. No further develop.
ments in the Milton, abortion case in
which Dr.. Reilly stood trial last June
and received a ten year state peniten-
tiary sentence is looked for until after
the hearing Of the argument in appeal
before the supreme court in February.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
WARD h COUNTY ON
/. BET TER FARMING Al! \ |! | \ I
SECRETARY THOMAS COOPER
f. WILL CONFER WITH MlNOT. :.
CITIZENS NEXT WEEK. 42

~ big mass meeting of Minot citi-.
zens and members of the Minot com
me~cial club will be held in. Minot the
middle Of next week, when Secretary
Thomas Cooper Of the Better Farm ar, J,
ing association, formerly known as the
Hundred Dollar An Acre club, will de-
tail the purposes of the association and
the plans that the association will
carry out. ~;
The association plans the establish
ment of farm experiment stations i'm
all sections of the state, at which the
most approved methods Of farming,
including crop rotation, treatment of
seed, Investigation of crops, raising
of stock and similar methods will be-
applied. These farms are to be run
under the supervision of a representa-
tive of the association, who will be an
expert on scientific soil culture. Com
munities having these stations will be-
obliged to raise an amount equal to-
that which the association contributes.
1t is estimated that Minot and vicinity
will be required to raise about $4,000
a year for three years. ,,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
APPLYING LIME WITH DRILL
Success Made by Removing Rubber
- Pipes or Hose and Cast-lron
Boxes-Gauge Regulates.

Formerly my neighbors, as we'll as
|. have had trouble with the lime clog.
gtng the rubber pipes or hose, and
even the cast-iron boxes or CUPS to
which the rubber hose is attached So
this year we removed the whole. rub.
bers, cast-iron boxes or cups and all.
and let the lime pour down in small
open streams from each opening eas
the fiat disks pushed 1t out of the fer,
tilizer box. LISA perfect success.
g; and the; gauge can be set to spread
from ,Ty9 n! 500 500 to 900 pounds per acre. The
lime drops right down around the
hoes and is partly covered by them
Then we harrow the land crosswise
then drill in the wheat with $50 pounds
:of: s "A per. cent. acid phosphate per
acre, put alike both on the four acres
that have been lined ana the four
acres that have not been lined. The
experiment costs little besides the
$5:70 per ton that the lime costs LAID
down at our station, land 81 want tn
know, don't ye know" whether there
F1s anything in lime for clay land IKE
mine which Is already quite rich from
the glacial lime deposits? 2'53'S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
A SPLENDID
!. /. CHRIS 1 |, !, 1 !. 4 ! GIFT
WAS THE SUBSCRIPTION 70
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE BY a
4 e%... JAMES j. HlLL %.s RI VI [

An appropriate and welcome Christ
mas gift was that received, by Presi-
dent Kroeze and the. college trustees,
from James ]. Hill of ST. Paul on
Christmas morning last. It was a check
for $12,5O0, being Mr. Hills subscrip-
ton toward the first $1,00O,OOO endow-
ment fund for Jamestown College. It
goes without saying that the faculty
and board of trustees who have taken
such an active interest in the launch
ing of the new institution were delight
ed and greatly encouraged with Mr..
Hills contribution and the words of
wisdom which he gave the president
and trustees in connection with his
subscription. Mr. Hill stated that he
was believer in denomiuational co..
leges. While ne believes in the large
general purpose university and that it
had field of usefulness, he was also
strong advocate of tho work OF the
SRI Il Ter college. H. believed that bet
Its were ~ inctl in the small
!tr (, ge with young men sn,ll w.
ln''n. TO enter college q; a., age when
:r' Its ordinarily neal moro person
al direction and a closer moral gui-
dance in forming their habits of life
and convictions than the large univer-
sity is able to give.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
FARMERS MAKES SUGGESTION
Tells of Methods to Stop Drifting of
Liuht Soil. ~

Tells of Methods to Stop Drifting of
Light Soil. Fl
An experienced farmer living near
thic city was asked his opinion of the
suggestion made by President Worst
Of the agricultural college: the plant
ing of trees and hedges across the
fields to break the force of the wind
and cut down the damage done by high
winds. He said, Undoubtedly it would
help, especially if large area was so
treated. Success along this line de-
ponds on concerted action but have
found plan which helps a good deal
in the individual case. By planting a
field, that has a tendency to drift, to
corn, and cutting high enough to leave
long stubble the succeeding crop
is protected long enough to permit the
grain to cover the ground so that there
will be minimum of damage form
drifting " s@g T. o. Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
Not a Spendthrift.

15 IN the state of Georgia lives a bank.
er who is known behind his bach ~
!! the me human Safety Clutch. He haa.
been pee accused Of being nearly evary.
thing except a spendthrift. /.
II He lives a mile from town ~ :
plantation One Sunday he remam :
. .bered that be shad'left some import. -
/. s1piapers on his desk. and he gave ~
aged negro servitor on the place b,s q.
keys and sent him for the docnnan , !.
it was wa q hot day and the road was
= dusty, but in an hour the old darka 4,
rett urn with the papers intact. The
owner felt IN all his pockets "a :,
!. mats Y, too bad Uncle Jim,s lie said
n ,Aa q thought q q ! had 4 nickel hers
! was going to give You. 4 1#.s1's = n Z
Marse Henry" said Uncle I'm,
you look again Ef ever Won ,o bsa :
nickel you got It yito-satnr d :
Evening Post ay
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
Grade Crossings Going

0 In Great Britain no persons ID are
struck and killed BY railway trains
at highway crossings & The train
crossings are all either above or "a.
low the highways. III this country IN.
ward Of a thousand persons are killed
and upward Of two thousand are s..
.jured at the railway crossing at grade
An exchange published a hoods tained
record Of grade crossing accidents Il
New York, New Jersey and Conn eceti.
cut for the seven months from Jan,,arv
Il, within which time forty-six man
nine children and thirteen women were
killed outright. six y-seyen persons
We're seriously wounded ana .sixt y.aix
. horse-draWn vehicles and automobiIaa
were demolished The cost Of elm.
mating the crossing may be high. t11a.
cost 5in flesh and blood II higher. 4 ri
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
"FUSSlNG WITH cows"
PROVES, PROFITABLE.

The following article originally pub.
lished in The Jamestown Gazette, was
recently discussed by farmers meet
ing in Grand Forks, and resulted in
resolutions which will mean more
dairy herds in Grand Forks county.
The Gazette says:
"Stutsman county is annually ship
ping without it's borders almost $1,000
900 worth of cream besides supplying
three creameries. This is estimated
at fully twice the amount of revenue
derived from cream shipments to dis
tant centralizeis a year ago. ~
In the last six months The county
has sent to other creameries than
jamestown, Medina and Streeter,
over $4,000 worth of cream.
If there are many VINO believe there
is, no money in. 'tfussing" with, COWS,
let them consider the following facts:
Here is summary of the value of
cream shipments from the following To-
calities in Stutsman county for the
half year ending Oct 1: =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
CORN CONTEST OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
A. OF FARGO, JAN. 16

The Corn Contest conducted by the
First National Bank of Fargo, is to
take place during the meeting of the
Tri State Grain Growers Convention,
opening Jan. 16, 1912 Each entry is
to consist Of ten ears of corn grown in
field Of not less than five acres, and
to be sent by express prepaid to the
First National Bank Of Fargo ten days
before the opening of the exhibition.
Farmers about here are urged to enter
the contest. There will be many prizes
besides the ones offered by the bank.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
60. . HIS J. !. NOTE /. BACK II :;

L >Minot, N. D., Jan. 5.-Some of the
farmers of Ward county who had their
crops insured by the Farmers Mutual
Hail Insurance Co. of Waseca, Mimi,
say that they cannot get satisfactory
settlement with that company. A
Newport farmer whose crop was dam
aged, failed to receive any benifits, but
instead got back his note. Farmers
will learn after while to deal with
home institutions. s&l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

was hero # he had shown he was
reckless. We don't care to have the
Dare Devil Dicks around. They're too
dangerous NJ I! 8
But give me the man with pres
sence Of mind and I'll show you 81 a
trainman who will set himself out Of
any tight pinch. 5EE55
S53 y know hat presence Of mind
means. Over on an Indiana electric
line q couple Of years ago one dis
patcher happened to possess a brain
la rare attribute, you can be sure.
One day, after a night at double trick.
he he had been working without sleep
20 hours or more he made q mistake
HE sent an east bound limited out
with orders TO meet q west-b ound To-
cal at certain siding. Then he gave
the local orders to meet the other car
Rt siding half mile west Of the
point where the crew Of the limited
Pxpected 70 pass the went bound car.
TMo minutes later he realized hig
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

Minot-The Minot Retail Merchants
Collection association has been formed
It is the intention of the merchants
joining to report delinquents to make
satisfactory settlements of their ac-
counts and these failing to do so will
be published in a weekly bulletin to
to circulate among the merchants.
Names appearing in the directory will
be refused credit until accounts are
settled. &5a%tI a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
70 MANY VARIETIES

Wells Co. Free Press.-1n noting
the growth Of Grand Rapids as a pc.
tato point writer says that formerly
the farmers there grew as many kinds
as there are varieties, but that they
have been educated to the commercial
value of growing uniform kind and
the potatoes now raised there 60 much
better on the markets. '-EE .z.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
OFF TO THE, COULD SOD

Bottineau Current ALFRED Gray
one of our most substantial farmer
left Friday morning to visit relatives
and friends in Dublin, Ireland, and
at other points in the Emerald Isle
Mr.. Gray has had this trip in mind for
some time and could withstand the
temptation no longer, ~4.. H.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

Valley City-Ralph Metcalf' of Valley
City is exhibiting model of an aero
plane, of his own invention, which he
proposes to manufacture and fly the
coming summer. 1t is said to have
many features that make the machine
superior to these now used @2l..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

Wiliston-Lack of support may force
the band to disorganize. The organi-
cation to going behind every month,
and unless the citizens of Williston
rally to it's support they will disband. {
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

mistake. He knew the local. speed.
ing west, would collide with the faster
car before 1t could reach the siding
{ which its crew supposed was the
meeting place .~s1s#5%
~, AS 1t happened, the dispatcher had
indicated different sidings, each at the
end OF straight track stretches which
approached a long curve: s&lHe knew
5 the collision would occur on the curve,
at point where the crew of neither
& car could see the other until the two
trains were so near together that an
accident could not he prevented.
AT once, the dispatcher grasped a
telephone, called for the engineer OF
the nearest power plant and had him
smut OF the current. Both cars stop.
ped Their crews stood Idly by for a
lew minutes, expecting the current
would be turned on at once. When
they saw the delay was becoming Sc
Erious, one man from each of the creWs
ran back to the nearest telephone
What's the matter With the
4"jnice?" they asked the dispatcher.
the two calls coming in from the diff
ferent telephones at almost the same
instant Jones. 1.-The limited lis Just
around the curve he told the motor
man OF the local. Then he. impaired
the same intelligence to the moor
man of the faster car. 55531
Both realized their close call. The
accident was. Of course, prevented, but
the. delay must be accounted for to
the superintendent. :sa ri 3 #z$5'
2 THE dispatcher was the first t. re-
port II. and to explain Ills mistake In
ordering the cars to meet at different
55ssidings But they didn't .are. him. de
had shown presence Of MIND. There
WASH one man In a hundred who
would have thought Of shutting OF the
current Most Of them would have Or Or
ldered the wreck train, notified phystc.
I! and have permitted the cars to
go TO smash"
injustice III sis58
Atlas was UNFOLDING the world Oh
his shoulders. 3ss
he only obje ction. e he peevod,
.'is that people keep mistaking me for
- newly elected member Of the iegis.
aiature. Satire. f
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

Mandan-As the result Of injuries
received from fall on the icy side.
walks in front of his store, ]. T., Kratz-
er of Mandan, died Wednesday, morn
ing. X
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

Langdon-Rev. o. E. Tourtelotte, of
the Methodist church was thought to
have lost his way in snow storm last
Sunday while returning from holding
services at Wales. He was found later
very comfortably housed with a farmer
where he had stopped in out of the
storm. ~ Ss9#
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

not afraid OF any:
thing remarked
the division super
intendent. =. but
III take 'em with
common ms e
and presence! of
i; mind. -, Y
!. Its a ticklish
proposition some
p times to determ-
inc just: what Is
bravery and what I:
is only reckless
{ ness. It Wouldn't IN
make "a: q bit y of diff oil
ference on this di.
vision II a man
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
BETTER THAN HEROiSM
PRESENCE OF MIND GETS MEN
=. OUT OF TIGHT sPINcHEs. K.
Division superintendent's Story Of
Electric Line Train Dispatcher
Who Averted Terrible Collision
by Using His Wits Quickly. "A.

you may talk about your heroes;
your brave men and trainmen who are
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05

Minot-The four-year-team Of Robert
German, receiver Of the Minot land Of
flee has recently expired. Vic. Cor
bett of Kenmare and Jim Lynch of this
city are avowed candidates for the job.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-05
ST AT B:@I

Minot-The City Park commission
are arranging for an elaborate park
system. Two tracks of land, both near
water, have been selected, and 3 land
scape gardene has been engaged to
lay out the play grounds: n i:
Williston hose and chennica a
gon, hook and ladder truck, and a team
of horses will soon be added to the fire
fighting apparatus of the local fire de-
partment. This will bring about a re-
duction of the fire insurance rates. a I