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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Gngliidler 2nftidifier setDotet.
8 o II 5 0 II, II. syeb

@robam Gillnour, elmer Ser belten
englilden 2uftldiffer, 1pur0e BET
ei11en1 ssaa aus elmer @ohe BON $50
SUP get00tet. gr NOR nit Ser Eru=
fl111g elmer ne.1en Tlugmald)ine BE-
idaftigt, in ser er Don oem Mero5rom
in 8rpofluluos 11ah Hihmonb iegelte,
uno flbr nit elmer @eldniu0igfeit
uon 60 W1eilen Sahil1, ols Ste W6aldi=
ne ploblid periugte uno pie Elm 8ogel
5ur groe ihoB. slls Beobahter an ser
l1nglids1tdtte anfamen, fanoen lie Die
2eid'e oes 2uftldiffers i11n1itten le,.
Sriin1mer iei1er Muihine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
:oteannte aonbemt @eridy.uSrnng?:

4 II p 8, 9S110., I9. 7yeD.
Cine iiberraldenoe slnflage miro
Sic @un0esregierung gegen Sic 81
Nerionen erbeben, pelGe in Sen
7pnau1itpro5eB per1uidelt Iin0, lpie am
Montog in essaoianapolis, Sn0., Be-
fannt lpurSe. 7ie &egierung mia
,1dlnlid iGriftlide 8emeiie in @anoen
baber, oaB sic 3pnarnit=9lttentute sur
:aaenntniB gelpiiier 4on1ites ser Srter=
national sliiociution Of Bridge &
Structural Sron @orfers gefommen
lei, Sic i'm Sabre 1910 in Hoheiter,
q. g., ei,1en @onpent abbielte,r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
!Saus am 1. 93ppember fertig.
Gan 6roncisco. 19. Jeb.
9luf 9lnfruge tbeilte Eralioe1t Ser

9luf Mnfrnge tbeilte Erdiioent Ser
mann nit, SAB Sos Geutlde 9ols
aln 1. geopel1ber fir un0 fertig iein
lpiiroe. Sic gi11tbeilung 0es Soules
lei eilre duBerlt proftiide uno lei nah
beiten1 @illen u115 a0nen 0es G1ref=
forums porgenon.nen porSen. Gas:
@eb4uce lei feuerfelt un0 berge un=
gefGbr 1000 Sonnen Stabl. Neben
einenr groBen auditorium befinoen
iid nod 5mei fleinere Sdle i'm 5aule,
Sic fir @eieaihuften Don 200-4OO
Eerlonen berehnet leien. @ero0e BON
oielen fleil1ere11 SaIen peripridt er
iif cine quite 93ertabilitat, 0u lolde
in San aSrancisco iiberbaupt feblten.
Gr meil1te, eoB lie je0en sl6en0 per-
n1ietbet lein miirben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
@caen sic Ser. staaten.
ct. Petersburg, 16. Sci

ct. Eetersburg 16. 5eb.
7ie rulliiGe 9iegierung miro Ser
9lm7a oen1n6hit eine ssoroerung IN
Ser @ohe BON $275,OOO unterbretten,
Sic einerieits CUR Gr1peiterung oes
8ounnponerbol,s in Surfeitun per=
mer1Set lperoer1 ione11, an6ererieits
gum grlat Ser an1erifaniihen lun0=
1pirtbihoftlihen Mai9inen burh in
@uBlano ooer an6eren europdilden
2dnoern erbaute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
8eitebt amf Some &mle.
H e NJ q or +. IL iSeb

aoroinol 6orlep, ser gr5biidof pol1
Seem Dorf, iprad in elmer am Srei-
tag Mben6 Dor Ser @olii9en @eien=
idaft BON Seem Sort gebaltenen &e6e
Sic 5offnung aus, oaB er es nod er=
leben peroe, ooB Srlo1ro lein Some
Hule befomn1e. Ser &ar6inal erfldrte
nit groBen1 Nu66rud, er tper6e 1ei11e
alte Seir11atb 11i4t ipieoer betreter1, ebe
iie Some @ule bnben. Sobolb fie sizes
babe, per6e er einen 8eiuh in Srlan6
MAIDEN, aber ni9t friber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
&asne in sripulis.
5ripolis 3, 19. Jeb.

~ p, LIZ. Oeo.
General Ganepu, Ser 9o4ltfom=
munoierenoe ser italienilden Iruppen
in Iripolis, Ser iid Dor einigen $50
den na9 Rom begeben batte, Inn Ser
Megierung 8eridt iiber Sic @orga11ge
am &riegsldauplae ab5ultatten, unO
Ser NIT SEN leitenoen Gegierungsbe=
umten tdgli9 fonferiert batte, lit nah
Sripolis 5uriidgefebrt, un0 bat Sas
&onununoo mieber ubernommen. &C.
neral Ganepa bradte genau ausgear=
beitete 4ldne fir cine &agne nit,
Sic in Sen erlten 5ugen ser nddlten
ISOLDE begonnen meroen iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
8abnraab h 1@arplanO.
% heelinq, @. So, 20. 6eb.

~ y ~ y, ~. SSu., ~. ONN'
Observation-Disclosures un0 County
8eb0roen li15 nit Ser slbluhung Der
@egeno 5miiden Gieomont, @. Ta.,
uno slltumont, Deo., nod einen lr'1=
gen &a11oiten beidaftigt, meld)er
mabren0 ser 9eadt SEN Seem Dorf unO
ct. 2ouis grpreB5ug Ser Baltimore
& Sbio @abn ouf Ser abldulllgen
Strede 5miiden beioen Stationen te=
raubt bnt. Ser 9faltber mar mas
fiert, uno Sic ein5ige 9eldrelbung,
Sic Sic geb0roen Don tim be1tte11,
lit iein augemeines sleuBere, 1p1e es
Sen erid)redten 3ugbean1ten uno N1'=
lugieren erihien, pelde er nit stuBe
Inn fire @ertblahen beral1bte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
@rat Mebremtbal
ab9ei@teoe1t.
Ger semeinidaftlide Diterrcid '1n'
gariide Niniiter oes Meuferen er-
liest ieinem 6er5leiben. = &aiier
yran5 Soiepb ebrt ieinen trenen
9iener nod) I'M Sobe. - @raf 2eo>
polo bon 8erdtolo iein Madfulger.
@ien, 19. 15eb.

@rof 9llois 2erd bon Mebre1tbal
Ser oiterrei6 ungariide Minilter oes
seuBern, 0eiien g1r0e ieit einiger 3eit
er1partet puroe, itarb an Samltag-
abero in @ien. @raf 2eopol6 pon
gerdtol5, ser friibere 8otl4after IN
ct. Eetersburg, tpur0e als lein geah=
folger gum Miniiter oes AeuBern er=
nannt. @raf Mebrentbnl lit lett lar1<
gerer 3eit on einen ldmeren 5er5lei=
Sen, 0as boffnungSlo5 mar, uno lein
slbleben par leit einiger 3eit MIR nod
cine sSrage Don Iagen, lDenn nidt
Stunoen. 9eo9 Dor ieinem Io0e er=
bielt ser Dfir1iiter Elm @un0idrei6en
0es &oiiers 1Sran5 Soiepb, in Sem
oieier ibn1 bie erbetere Iienlte1ulai=
lung gepdbrte un0 ibm gleidBeitig
Sa5 GroBfreu5 oes ct. Stepbans Or
oens perlieb Ser &aiier begleitete sic
8eludbrung oes slbidie0sgeiuhs nit
9lusoriiden oe5 8eoauerns, uno Der
iidlerte Sen Minilter Don neuem leines
ungetriibten Gertrauens in iei11e aus
mdrtige Eolitif, sic er nan6n1al un=
ter 10 eridmerenoen I1mltdn6en ourh-
gefiibrt batte, no fir Ser Scatter linn
i'm 9eanen Ses failerlihen @auies un6
Ser Monartie ieinen mGrll1lten Ianf
auslprah.
@abreno eil1erleits anerfannt lit,
SaB @raf slebrentbal r1ebr als irge1o
elmer leiner unn1ittelbaren Gorgdnger
5ur Sebung Ses alnlebens Ser oiterrei=
hild3=urgariIhen Dionarhie getban
bat, lit es auf Ser an0eren Seite fem
@ebeimniB, 6oB Sic leete 3eit ieiner
:Miniitert6atigfeit pielfah perbittert
muroe 0urb 9lngriffe BON ieiten ser
Gbriiflid= so5ialen, oie ibn lein Sim
netgen gu Stalien un6 ieine angeblide
loumarme 5reunoidaft 7eutidlan5
gegenIber periibelten. 9luBer6en1 Be-
fan6 ii9 Sic gan5e WeiIit6rpartei ul1=
ter ieinen @egnern. 2ebterer Mnfein=
orng fiel 6elto i6tperer ms @elpidt,
als al1genrein angenomnten murbe,
0aB lie Sen gr5ber5og 1bronfoIger
5ran5 6er6inans binter iih babe,
mabre16 Ser @aiier ielbit in1n1er u1t=
enttpegt gu Mebrentbal bielt.
@raf Mebrentbul mur i'm Sabre
1854 geboren; NIT % Sabren muroe
er Ser 0iterreidiiden gotidaft IN Eo=
rig als slttade 5ugetbeilt, 0iente ipa=
ter nit l1nterbrehungen ab1pehs=
lurrgstpeiie tbeils Bel ser gotl6oft in
ct Eetersburg, tbeils inn Miniiterium
oes sleltBern in @ien. Spdter par er
@eian6ter in 8uforeit uno 0onn got=
idafter in ct. petersburg. Seit sem
Sabre 1906 befleioete @rof Mebrer=
tbnl Sen Soften 6e5 0iterrei6ildtunga=
ridden Miniiters 0es MeuBer1.
0ie 2eide 6es perltorbenen 8ra=
fen BON gebre11tbol, oiterreidiih=ur=
gariider Miniiter 5es MeuBern, lit am
Sonntag in Sem groBen Sual oes Wei=
niiteriun1s oes 9leuBer1 in @ien aus
geitelt lporoen. Iie geilebung firoet
uuf 8efebI 8uiler 6ran5 Soiepbs am
9onnerltag itatt. Brdfin BON Mebren=
tbal bat Elm perionlihes @on6olen5=
ihreben BON aaiier Tran5 Soiepb, io=
>pie Selegralnn1e Don @uiier @ilbelm
Ii. 5ahlreihe1 a1beren beroorragenoen
Eerl0nlibfeiten aus ser gan5en @elt
erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Cafe 6enrn.

Cafe 9enrg.
SEQ Stodaro miro BON jeBt on ie=
Sen 3onnerl tug ieine Juttermuihine
in 8etrieb babe11. - @err l1n0 Jrm1
,Sacob 9utfolpsfi BON 9lpon maren BEL
Ser bier nobne11Oen Jalnilie Eeter
@iirt iiber Sonntug gu @alte. =
Deublerbeliser Jri0oli11 @urlt Don
9aidlnon0 mar am lesten San1=
1tag 8eit1fte balber in un1erer Mit=
te. = s(nna 8ertram Don Spring
S5iQ balf lebte @ote bier ibrer Sdme=
tier, Jrau @iirb, i'm @ausbalt aus.
- Serr uno Trau 01utb. 2ieier er=
ltutteten Sonrtag in Safe George eli
l1el1 perlpanotlhaftlihen geiuh. H
@err un0 6rau Matb. 6uds iin0 bon
Galio, @is., naeb 0rei Monate langer
9lbDelenheit pieoer Dabeir11 eingetrof-
fen.
EapnespiQc.
! @err g. q. glmoo0 BON Se6an,
pelder I'M 6ieligen Eilon Soipitul in
Dorpergangener @ohe operirt tpuroe,
fonnte Oeittpo6 bereits geneien in
ieine Seir1utb e,ttIoiien meroen. =
Sic Grauen 2eonar5 2ob u11o @ein=
rb &rdmer, ipelhe i'm &ilon 6olpital
lunter dr5tlider 8ebanolung iteber1,
MAIDEN auf 6ern @ege Ser geiierung
Sic erfreulidlten Jortidritte. = Sa=
mes 0}ore Don Solep trof bier 5u eli
mem uermanotidaftliden 8eluh Elm
ln1o lieB I'M bieligen Eilon @olpitaI
Elm gelpdds aus leinem @eiihte emit
fernen. = SRI. 2u5ia Spooen bat inn
Eilon Soipital @ausbieni It ubernom=
men.
Jreeport.
@err gernboro Sitenoorf fat nit
1San1ilie iei11 @ein na9 Dfilf 9fiper,
sllberta, Gannoa, oerlegt; I'M iid be=
5iiglih ser gorfonnr11iiie in Stearns
County, 0os er fir 10 oiele Sabre als
iein @ein prizes, auf Sem 2auferoen
5l1 6alten, beitellte er Dor iei1er 9lb=
fa6rt n1h Gem neuen @ein1 Sen
~9forNlterr." = @err sSSoiepb 9ut1=
speiler fat 'eir Mobel= uno Spe5erei=
@elGaft Sem 9lnton @ou fauflid ab=
getreten, u110 letterer bat bereit5 Sa5
gelfGft iber11on1men. Man lpiil,Idt
Sem unternebmung5ponel neuen Ge=
ltaftsrann aagen1ein Sen belten gr=
folg. : Soiepb @eae, Sobn Ser 81
n1ilie gSil9eln1 @elle, lit BEL ieil1a.,1
Better, oem Observation-Disclosures @ein-
rih g. @eGe, in Iienlt getreten. -
93aDn1uno a0rian bat @errn 3rpads
slntbeil am Shanfgeif1fte Ser Jirrna
&laien & 3pof faufli9 in leinen 8e=
itt gebruft.
ct. Mntbpn1.
Sulius godel lit our9 SnHuen5a
an oos @ous gefellelt, 0orob man iein
itets freu1eolides @eiidt binter Sem
Sdonftild pern1iBt. = Sen. 8lune
mar leste @ofe @eldafte peger1 in
ct. Euul. - SRI. @aria @ipnd lit
angenebnre geiuherin Ser Jan1ilie
@ern1a,1n Slider. - Solepb Ma6er bot
ei1e giienbubnmngenlaoung slderge=
rdtbe un0 8uggies erbolten. = gein
So5n Stolen bat Elm geiunoes gub9en
gn1febr gebolten; beim galt. Sen gab
es gleidfnns 6aui1ien5umads. Sen
begluften gltern @rotulotion. - Sci
einenn Dfontag bonn bodp. Eiarrer
Soma5in gebaltenen 8rautamte pur=
Sen fiir's 2eben perbunoen 6ermonn
Eiel un6 Cite @asperlin. No9 Ser
Srauung fa,15 beim sSobn @asperlin
ein genriitblides Sod5eitsfeit itatt,
pobei oos iunge Noar nit Sen ber5=
liditen gluflpinlden reidli9 bebadt
1pur6e. Sen grul1tlel1ten, sic binnen
&ur5en1 ibr @eim nn9 Canada per=
legen tpiinidt audi ser rNoroitern"
ein ifets beiteres uno 5l1frics roc gbe-
leben.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
ROUGH TIME -.
ON At BISMARCK
Raiding Of Elks Club by En-
forcement Officer Wat
kins Led to Trouble.

Bismarck, N. D.. Nov. 4-Bismarck
was the scene OF a small sized riot
when a crowd attacked Enforcement
League Officer +. L. Watkins and as
sistant when they raided the Elks hall
and carted away several wagon loads
Of liquor.
Net a police officer could be found
until Attorney General Andrew Miller
arrived on the scene. He hunted for
the chief and is said to have found
him in a grocery store. When the
police were gathered the rioters were
dispersed.
Some time ago the attorney gener.
ais once issued a warrant against the
Elks lodge rooms here as violating the
state prohibition laws. F. l.. Watkins,
executive officer Of the State Enforce
ment league and constable of Burleigh
county started to haul the liquor from
the club rooms. He was aided BY a
man and a boy. Rev. DR.. Shute and
Rev. Booth Jackson.
When the raiding began the crowd
gathered.
At the third load the trouble began,
The crowd gathered so closely thai
there was only a small passageway
from the door of the lodge rooms ia
the street.
The men behind. it is said, began
~ P1oAAs o14Q Ilc fellows IN from
knocked Watkins down. He called for
help and some Of the by-standers
composed Of newspaper men and 9th.
ers who had gathered at the excite.
ment, ran in to help the officer. Sew.
eral heads were cracked but nom was
seriously hurt. Finally Watkins was
rescued and the wagon was driven
away.
Several of the mob then tried n
take out their spite on Carl Kositsky
who was present. He fed and was
pursued two blocks until he look re.
fuge in a news stand.
No Elks in Crowd,
Attorney General Miller gave out
the following statement after the riot:
Il DO not believe there were any Elks
among the rioters. The crowd Seemed
to have been made up of a mixed
saturday night bunch. The affair is
unfortunate"
No arrests have been made but war.
rants have been issued against sew.
eral.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
MILLION DOLLAR
CHURCH GIFT OF
THOMAS F. RYAN

New York. Nov. 2.-The new church
edifce Of st. Jean Baptiste, now near.
ing completion in this city at a cost Of
$1,000 900. is the gift Of Thomas F.
Ryan to h Fathers of the Blessed
Sacrament. This announcement was
made today by Father LeteIlier. an.
perior Of the order.
|. n old church of st. Jean Baptiste
located in East Seventy-sixth street ia
widely known as the Church Of
Miraculous Cures. To its shrine
thousands of crippled and suffering
Catholics made pilgrimage and the
crutches and surgical appliances
abandoned by them form a large coll
lection which is exhibited at the
church. wv
The announcement states that the
new church at Seventy-sixth street
and Lexington avenu will be one Of
the largest and most imposing Roman
catholic structures in America. It will
accommodate 5000 persons and will
be built in the shape Of a Latin cross
with three naves. two twin towers and
a great dome. The towers will be 1870
feet IN. height, and the dome 100 feet.
Mr.. Ryan has taken personal inter-
est in the work Of the Society Of the
Blessed Sacrament. He built and en-.
dowed its seminary at Saffern. N. Y.
~nere young men are trained for the
priesthood. Fifteen priests from this
seminary will be required at the new
church OF St Jean Baptiste.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
BRoosIHALL B

Broomhall cables from Liverpool
as follows: Worlds shipments. total
shipments of breadstuffs last week
11.504.000. Previous week l4,l44,0 OO
bushels. last year 1%2,512,000 bushels
Corn last week s,151,O00. Previous
week 7,6Sl.000. Last year 1,3S6,00
bushels.
On Saturday the wheat market was
depressed and Ia to 3-S lower, being
influenced by the weakness in Amer
lea. The market during the morning
was weak but the private reports of
wet unsettled weather in the Argen-
tine and forecast Of lighter worlds
shipments caused speculative support.
Monday-The market opened Ia
to 3-S higher with shorts covering on
the worlds shipments. Spectators
were inclined to support with prom
inent shorts covering. During the
morning there was some profit taking
on a private cable reporting the
weather in Argentine improving. A,
1870 p. m. the market was steady and
Ia to 1-2 higher than Saturday and
unchanged to 3-8 higher from F riday.
Liverpool cables as follows: Wheat
market affected by weather being
rainy in LaPlata; Corn very weak.
Corn was under pressure ard at
1880 p. m. prices We're IA lower than
Friday. Worlds shipments were heavy
and there was pressure to sell plate
steamers In near positions with spot
weak.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
LIVERPOOL Market
CLOSED UNCHANGED
Primary Receipts Of Wheat
Were Heavy-U. S. Visi-
BILE Supply Increased.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 4.-Liver-
pool wheat closed unchanged to Ia
higher than Fridays closing prices.
Berlin wheat 1-2 lower. Budapest
wheat closed 1c lower than Friday.
Minneapolis stocks increased $4,000
bushels for two days.
Primary receipts Of wheat were very
heavy as they were for three days.
The total amounted to 5.026.000 BUSH
els. last year they were 1%.549.000 BUSH
els. Shipments 1,938.000 bushels
against $4,000 bushels q year ago.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
s44.0 bushels.
The United States visible supply Of
wheat increase 4,459.000 bushels with
the lakes yet to hear from.
Worlds shipments for the past week
totalled H. 900 bushels.
The opening in the Minneapolis
market showed but little change at
the start and prices steadied fraction
ally but the market o turned weak
and a CEN decline then ensued with
but little rallying power shown at any
time after the decline in values. Re-
ceipts were extremely heavy. Minne-
apolis had 1.4o6 cars against us last
year. Duluth had 1.170 cars against
4S6 last year Winnipeg receipts for
TWO days were 760 cars against SIS
last year
Minneapolis December wheat closed
at 81 5-S. 3-4@7-S lower than Friday.
May wheat closed at 80 3-S. 5.S@3.(
lower than Friday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
CARPENTERS FALL
FROM BUILDINGS
Pair of Accidents Far Apart
But Similar-One
Proved Fatal.

Buffalo, n. D.. Nov. 4.-While work
ing about the belfry of the new Lu-
theran church. Isaac Corby, a Buffalo
carpenter. in some manner unknown.
fell to the ground. a probable distance
Of thirty feet. and sustained injuries
from which he is semi-unconscious.
He was working at the church alone
at the time so hat no knows the
particulars of the accident, but it is
supposed that he was working from
high scaffold.
Charles Klint. Who was drawing
sand to the church found him lying on
the ground beside the church nearly
frozen. He loaded MIR. Corhy into the
wagon and hurried him to his home.
The doctor was called and found that
the injured man was terribly bruised
about the head and body, and possibly
some bones fractured. He has ince
been in a serious condition but II Is
thought he will o
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
FINANCIAL REVIEW
FOR LAST WEEK
Stock Market Dull and Pric-
es Tended Downward
Elections Influence.

New York. Nov. 4.-Withdrawal OF
Nef DIRK bank funds for interior
needs continued last week with detri-
mental affect on values of securities.
The dull stock market of the past sea-
son had pointed to less than the usual
speculative employment of the bank
deposits left temporarily idle in New
York banks, Yet the pull Of the crop
moving requirements serves to force
holdings on the stock market.
Prices tended downward. therefore,
in the face of apparently assured
promise of expanding prosperity. Signs
OF that prosperity We're added in the
weeks news. November disbursements
of profits in the shape of dividends
and interest showed expansion of
more than $13,O00,O 900 over the same
date last Year. This increased the de-
mands of the money market and ran
the call loan rate up to 3 per cent. the
highest figure since January. 1910.
Returns from wheat threshing and
the grain yield. Railroad net earn
ings indicated record eturn in many
cases. After a brief reaction, the
movement of grain to markets. both
west and cast. again expanded to
nearly record figures. Accommodations
of grain have been prevented, but are
feared at a later stage. when a longer
tieup of loans may follow. Railroads
continue eager buyers Of equipment
and material for repairs, rejecting the
pressure on their facilities and also
the additions to resources aavilable
for such expenditures. The country's
borrowing demand and the require
ments of the circulation witness the
activity of trade.
h dtslocation of the relief antici-
pated by to foreign money
markets continued to influence the f.
nancial markets with the rapid course
Of events in southeastern Europe. The
New York markets sensitiveness to
these events testiies to the close bond
in which all the financial markets are
united.
The official discount rate of the
Bank of France to 4 per cent after
the conclusion of the settlement was
an %unsettling influence. This rate has
not been touched since the panic Of
1907 in New York. 1ncursions contin-
ued On the London markets gold sup
PLY. pointing to a possible further rise
in the aBnk Of England rate. Ninety
day loans in New York in some cases
have commanded a premium for the
first time since early in 1908.
Several events that are awaited help
to account for the speculative hesita-
ton. The Monday sessions Of the SUI
preme court are followed by harden.
ing prices, suggestive of anxiety over
expected decisions. The report of the
arbitrator on the demands of eastern
railroad engineers is looked for soon
and great Importance attaches to it.
The easier tone in copper and steel is
not without influence. The September
quarters earnings of the United States
Steel corporation equaled. but did not
exceed, expectations. The action Of
the market following the election is a
subject of curiosity, but Of no appar-
ent excitement.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
CHANGE IN THE
SCHEDULE ASKED
Petitions Forwarded to Of.
ficials by Citizens of
Two Branch Lines.

Antler, n. D.. Nov. 4.-Petitions
have been forwarded TO officials OF the
Great Northern Railway company by
residents Of the various towns along
the Rugby-Antler and the Granville
Sherwood branches Of the line for a
ichange in time of the arrival and de-
parture of trains. AS the trains now
run it is an inconvenience for patrons
to so down the line in the morning
from either Sherwood or Antler. owing
to the early hour Of the departure Of
the train ard in the evening the mail
is almost always delayed so that it is
impossible to get it hat evening.
No. 5 coming west on the main line
has such an enormous amount Of busi-
ness that it is delayed from one to
three hours every day. while No. 6 60
ing east has about two hours Of idle
time in Grand Forks before proceed
ing on its way to the twin cities.
Residents along these lines think
that by putting No. 6 out Of Minot
at least an hour later in the morning
and by giving No. 5 an earlier start
out Of Grand Forks in the morning
these difficulties will be avoided and
the service along the lines increased.
The petitions were forwarded to the
company sons time ago and it is hop
ed some action will be taken before
long,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
ENGINEER AND
BRAKEMAN KILLED
Locomotive Explodes Near
Lennon With Fatal Re-
s~ults-Fireman Injured.

Bowman. n. D., Nov. 1.-Two lives
We're lost and a third man seriously
Injured when the boiler of the loco
motive OF the west bound freight on
the Chicago, Milwaukee blew up east
Of Lennon, S. D.
The locomotive which was drawing
a heavy freight train was approach
ing Lennon from the east when the
accident occurred. 1t was about TWO
hours past midnight and within one
and a hilf miles OF the Lennon sta
ton. The engineer. whose name was
Seely. and the head brakeman nam
ed Bradding. were blown 200 feet to
the right of the track. while the fire.
man. whose name is Gore. was blown
some distance from the track on the
opposite side. Seely and Braddins
we're killed instantly but Gore, while
badly injured. may possibly
Seely leaves a wife and eleven chill
dren. All three men lived at Mar
marth. The cause of the accident is
unknown.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-04
ON TO GALVESTON
FROM FORT BENTON
Man Stops in Bismarck
While on a Long Trip
Down the River.

Bismarck, n. D.. Nov. A gentle
mar with golden hair and a bunch OF
alfalfa waving from his chin stopped
for a few minutes in the city on his
way from Fort Benton. Mont. to Gal
weston. Texas, via the river route.
When asked his name the %journeyer
stated in a low. mysterious whisper
that he "a travelling incognito. but
that he had gone sometimes under the
name of Webb and SO desired to be
known here. He started from For,
Benton early in the summer and re-
manned at Wolf Point until Septem-
Der 90. and has made the trip to Bis
niarck. He expects to put a gasoline
engine in his boat when he reaches
Minneapolis. He Gid not state how
he expected to get the boat to Mime
apolis before the rivers froze up. All
the companion he has is a Very like
able little black dog. who seems to de.
sire to make friends with everyone in
the block.