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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
ganSitcn inn Wailler Bari.

sSait unglaltbIif fliigt bic MeI,
bunl, bab am Sonritog 9lbeno nil
Ser ginfabrt 5um WfiIler Nnrf Die
Snioiien bon ieds slutomobilen.
5tpnn5ig OIL Ser 3aH, hurd) 5iuei
,nnge Burden nit porgebaItcne:l
GcboIpern I'M gaarihaft mo
@ertbia6en beralbt pur0en. Wion
!uir6 an Die in Ser gau5en @eIt
auficbenerregenoen &aubanfd[e lit
9aris erinnert. 9fur beoienten iidl
Bic 9fGuber BORT gIei6falls oeS glu.
tomobils aIs 8eforoerlmgSnlittel.
Die iiu1aen &Gubcr 80 ibr gllfer
miro oltf 2i reIp. % Sabre atae-
gcben, obipobl lie ibr @eiift NIT eli
l1em Saihentlth masfirt 1nttcll
batten bier ooer fiinf Gorfbdrfc
iiber ben 6abrtpeg, Der gum Miilcr
Garf fiibrt, gelegt. Sic brnudlfell
nid]t lange 81 irarten, Oenn bnl0.
eridien elm 9llttonobil nit orei ssii.|
iaiien. glls oie Seute onrh oas
9inberniB gum slnbalten ge5lplttgen
marOen, ipraiieen Die iungen galoi-
ten biilter einen 8uid) berpor unb
befablen nad e6ter 8rigaittennrt:
paomnit beraits aus Der Gar, itltb
5ipar ner idnea, un0 heralis
nit Dem @eIb. Die 9ellte fnnen
geborIamIt Dem 8efeble nad. Nenn
bus @eih1ft 10 Ieidt 1T, 2eitfe ms
8upIiinoerlt iagten iif Die giiridell
ie fabren mir nod ein @cnig fort
ooinit. llno iie batten ipirfIid nod
glGn3enben Grfolg. Gem eriten folg-
ten nod fiinf ipeitere araftipageu.
lln6 ou6 Die SnIaiien bieier foIg,
ten Dem gefe6le, beraus5ufomlnen
itno db5ulaoen nit Dcntielben Sc
GorionL ipie man i'm an einein
preuBilhen Soloatcn niht beIler
onsgebilbet fiitbct, nelm ibnr ocr
gorgeieBte etlpas befieblt. sIild]
iebr ltngolant beita6men Die gengel
iid) qegcn baS i6onc @eid,Iedf,
auenn ser 9crift nid1t 5lt pbautas
iiereid it, Oenn Die 0ameil inuBtelt
sic SonoIflt6e ob5ieben, lnn lidj
ihrer cpentlellen 6ingerrillge 81 snt-
Ie6igeil.
3ipci Nionncr faBict iid ieoodl
ihlieBlid elm @er5 1ulo iastcn IN ID.
rem glutomobil, ttadoem aild) iic er=
leihtert tparen inlbcr biz iic ocu
Eoli5iiten Hogcrs iahen. sl6lr bic
Ter Siderbeitslpddter ipar ilidf
fIinf gellug, oetn Die 9liridelt per-
idpanoen in einem aroBen aorn-
feIo nit oem 10 leiht erbelltefell
0tamnon IN ben Sai6en.
@enn sic Sahe iid5 ipirfIih 10
sngetragen bat, lit ipieber elm Sc
meis erbra6t mie leidt ser Gurh-
idnittSmenid ein5itidiid)terlt lit.
ino tpie lei6t er oen aopf perIiert.
giner Ser 9eraubten meiilte, Die
bdtten iif 10 frei beipegt,
bnB es unglau6li6 erihien mic
anan5ig 2eutc lid, miberitanosIos
oitsrauben Iaiien fonnten. Die Nell-
te mar iibrigens feline ii6ernldBig
groBe, ba Die meiiteit 2ellte MIR ei.
nige Collar in Der Eaide batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
9lns bentIdjen gereincn.

Soipobl Der g3aa Ser aSmaba
2oge bes Sroens Der Sarltgari als
aud 6erienige 6es gereins uSaro-
mia" erfreuten iid eines redt regen
9eiudes. SHE Sbeilnebner amii'
iirten iifJ auf'S 9eIte.
Dos am Samitag abgebnltene
Stiftun9sfeIt oes SiiOieite.Srrnber-
eins perlief in Der ihonIten @eiie.
Gas Shaittitrnen belpies, boB iid)
Die s(ftipen nit ibren gliten 2ei-
itltngen oil aaen @erdtben iebelt
loiien fonnen. Gen SdlrB oes
0an5en biIoete ciit gal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
gsranScis pcrfamft midlt.

Gas @eriidt, oaB Die gronoeis
Stores an alisipGrtige anpitaliltcit
berfoltft peroen lpiiroen, III onrdl
baS 6oltpt Der Sirna, 6errn Nr.
thnr 2. 9ranoeis ouf bos geitin,ul-
ttitc in slbreoe g,itrllt iporoeu. ..Gs
lit obiolitt ni6ts al oieiem @eriidt,
unb id, tneiB nidt, tnte es entltalloelt
lit 1as @eid)dft miro inie friiber
gefiibrt uno epentuelI ineinern Sob.
ne li6ertragen merben," erfldrte 9err'
9ran6eis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
Gut(tbli6f
familitntragdoit!
go Sipebr eridicft Sd)iuifesreIteru
nno Snfel nnb besebt SeIbit-
moro.

Sbe6opan gsis., %. Cftober--
Ger ilnge 5arner slIpin gioebr b..
gob Iid in Die @obnung iciuer
SdpiegereItern Hbilipp 3. Ctt inS
cri6ob ioipobl oieie ais aud ieineit
Gnfcl 9reO Smit imo beeine onnn
Selbitnoro our6 Grbdngen. gloebr
mar erIt ein Sabr perbeiratbet. Gie
Che aber mar feline eIiidlid)e. 10
baB bieielbe seribtlid scIoit lpuroe.
Seiite begab iid Sioebr nad Der
@obnung ieiner Sdfpiegereltern
imb fiibrte obige grauiigc Etnt
Gus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
SdJaSenfener.

9inter Dem WobnballIe BON Sc,
roel 9er6er, 934 norolide 81.
StraBe, batten Sungen aus glGt.
tern lmo Straudperf EN- 6euer
anae5iinoet, peldes balo 10 grobe
9imeniionen onnabm oaB iid) 6ie
3lammen einenl StaGeebduoe NIT.
tbeilten lub oasieI6c eindi6erteil.
Gin 9erbcr eeboriges Ticro fam
IN oen Slamn1en lint. Scr angeridl.
tcte Sdoocn belouft li6 ouf $1,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
Spfcr bon @egelaaerern.

@enoa, gseb., 2S. Sftober.-Der
jnnge 5armer Sarrp Orb tpurbe,
auf Der Seimfabrt begriiien bon
5frei 8egelogerern iiberiallen uno
ourd 5lpei 9ieoolueridiiiie Idtper
reripunoet. glan glaubt nidlt, bab
er NIT Dem 2eben booon fommen
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
Sbnamit acitublen.

Ginbreher orangen in 6aS 60
aerbaiis Der slmerican Soipber 60.
in Der gsdbe bon SIorence gelegen
lino itablen % 9fuito 9pnomit unS
S1ieBbolmipolle. SSn YoIi5eifrei.
ien lit man Der slniift, bab Die
Sprengitoffe geitoblen iplirben, lin
aaiieniprengern III i6rein beroanl-
rlerslpertben @eiperbe 5u bienen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
3niammenitellnns Der 9iesiitra.
tipnsliiten.

gier8e6n GIerfs iino beute nit
Der 3uiammenItellung Der &egiltras
ticnsliiten bei6dftigt. glaem sln.
ihein nah baben iid 26,000 giir.
ger ben 8eitimmllligen oes &egiitri-
ring5gelebes irnterlporfen. Nm
SnmItog aaein lieBen iif ilber t2,-
coo Eerionen regiitriren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
slntD nnS Mpiortbele folGSiren.

.. q. &ra9sfoip, Elm glneeitelltel
Ser @eitern Union 2elegrapb 60
iubr NIT ieinem MotorcpcIe geger
Or. q. %. GliB 9(uto, ipurbe 81
9ooen geidleuoert rmo erlitt elmer
geinbrud ioipie idIinime innerlid(
&erlebungen. Ger llnfaa ereignett
iih an Der 33. m0 California
StraBe. geioe bielten eine groBerc
6abrgeidJlpitoiafeit iunc, ipie &c
ieblih porgeidrieben. Der Ser.
lette befinoet iid i'm Soipital.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
Gime reidle (srntc.

Gan 5rancisco, %. Ofto6er.-
Die 9fpfeliinenerntc aaliforniens
fir oas sSSabr 1912 reprGientirt Ell
nen @ert BON ehpa $5S,000,000.
Gs beoarf $1,000 6ro6tlpagclt lml
Den 8orratb ouf ocn @iarft 3lt
bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
3bronfo[aer Mleris anaeblidl beiier

ct. Befersburg, 2S. Gftober.- -
Tie lesten an Soifreiie eeritteten
9epefden beiager, oaB Der 3uitato
beg 3bronfolgerS Aleris lid beIiert.
-Gie gan5e 9iatimi IT eiitriiitet iiber
Die Sdorfe Der Geniur Oie feline
Gin8el6eiten Der S}cr0ffeutIidamg
preisgiebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
5iir ben ariesSiaa!
Sairiidls 9issiernnssuOrldse iiber
gerbGnsnns bes gelaserungs5ii.
ftanors. - @raf Sdiurrin Bra
iibent oes preuliiden gbscprbne'
tenbmhes.

Berlin 2s. Sfto6er.-2aut tele'
srapbii6er Meloung aus Wiinher
bat Die boieriide 9legierllng BEN
San0toe eine 8orlage unter6reitet
weIde oas 8erbdnsen oes ariegs'
auitanoes bel einer orobenoer
ariegsgefabr ernloglift.
Die MaBregel idliebt iid an oas
bcitebenoe gieidsgeies oil, ipelfles
fir bns bnieriide &eierpat feline @il
ti1feit bot. gs ipiro oanlit cine
idon lange eeiiibIte Glide ausge'
fhlt.
sIls bc;eidnenS gilt eS fit Der
@rnit Der iitternationalen Gage. oat
seraoe Der ietise 9lugenblif ge'
rGblt miro, ons Wianfo 5ii oeden.
glIe @affenfabrifen in Solinger
arbeiten lleber5eit. Sic fiibren IN
tbunli9iter Gle bic aus Der Cir
tel, guIgorien uno Serbien nlaiien'
boft einsetroffenen 9eitelluneer
aus. Die gluftrGge umfaiien bor'
nebuIid gaionette, Sdbel mi
9oIhe.
Die 5inan55entren breiten lid oli
genideinIib auf oGe gpentualitdter
Dor. Der 3ertralausidub Oet
Geihsbanf ipuroe gu elmer Sislnq
berufen, nm ben 3insfuB 81 erbo.
ben. (Sit in5lpiiden idon erfolgt.)
Die i6diiid)e Staatsbanf iteigerte IT,
rem 0isfontoias um " Ero5eut, Il
1aB er jebt 5 Yro5ent betr6et.
Die 90ric mar in grpartlinq
miftieer Sample auf Dem galfar
5uriidbalten6.
Die fonierbatibe 6raftion Dee
prerBiiden abgeoronetenbauies bai
iid ipioer Griparten auf ben @raier
bon Sdperin,20ipib fir oas glmi
Oes Graiibenten 9eeinigt. @ral
S6iperin ipeIder Der gfa6iolger
oes berltorbenen Sreiberrn b. grifo
peroen miro, itebt i'm Sc. 9ebens.
iabre. Gr mar ebernals Brdiibeni
bes 9feihstags, ipeldem er felt Dem
Sabre 1893 ataebort. @raf Sdpe-
rim lit ieit Dem Sabre 1896 MitgIien
Ges gbegoronetenhollie3
Cine bertige Tepeid,e aiis Iicn
meloet, oaB ser 9olerflitb bon
Oeiterreif. .ltngdrn periudt, oer
3reibuno 81 cridiittern, inter SIN.
freis barailf, oaB BreuBens ge-
banolung Der 9olen III SitpreiBen
cine .idnndbolle" iei. gie 8oIen
baben in bieier Safe cine sSilter.
pellation an Die 9iegierlutg gerid'
tet, Der oieIcs eSltermej5o eeraoc
lebt iebr pcinlid lit
glnf Dem SdlndJtfelbc bon
SionpilIe ipuroc geitern oas 9enf-
nal entbiillt, peldes sit Gbrcn Der
Soloaten bonn 50. SSnfanteriercgi.
ment (p. sllbensleben) geictt ipuroc,
ole in benz aninpf am 16. glnauit
fielcn. Ger aoiler itiitete iiir oie-
ics 0enflnal 9ron5c ans alten sc.
i6iiseit.
Der 9tep 0orfer 9lnipaIt Tcllon
6. 5linnicliff lit qcaeniuarttq in
GettidInno, I'M bier nod grbet
bes berItorberen 8ddernleHters sc.
ter Mobert 81 iltden.
Die erite 9arbictling bon &i'
daro StrnuB's Somperf n4riaone
auf gtaros" ift Stuttsart sog cine
foloIiale internationale Wenee.
alber obipob[ Der grfolg grob mar.
10 erltredte er ii6 nidt auf alle
Gbeile oes 8erfes.
@ie aus 8ien gemeloet, beiiert
iif oas 9efinoen Ser Sdngerin
Srieoa Sentpel beoeiiteno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
sma6a @niif-gerein.

6ellte, Viottog 6cn %. Oft,
gbenbs s ll6r, finoet 1T Der SGt.
gerbaI[c, 1920 6arnant StraBc,
eine tpidltiee Spe5ialperiamntlung
6es Srnaba Mliifpereins itatt. Sc
bes Dfitglieo lit oringeno eriltdt,
ait erideinen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
gcripnaln

Serr 3beo. Seud, Erdiioent Ser
GInttoeutiden Sterbefaiic, feierte
Sonntaq i'm areiie ieiner 6amilie
ilno mebrere intimcr 6reunoe ieinen
Sc. @eburtstag. gtadtraglid llt-
icre 8ratllation,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
geiiteuer Der 6urtidlrittler.

@aibington, 2S. Oftober. .-9ie
9eiIteuern 5llm aampagnefonos Der
6ortidrittler 6etrugen $304,244,
fic slus9aben $292,340.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
@eriammlrna scr S1utele[erfs.

glm A. ufi6 5. DECEMBER iperart
Sic SotelcIerfs bon Soma mO a..
brasfa in Omaha suianlmanfo'u
men, I'M, ipie Der Trdiioent oar
0ereinigung, s. s. apenan faat..
iiber Die bette Methooe 5ii berotllen,
fir oos reiienoe EubIifint 3li ior*
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
pif gnlgartll
umgangen!
Nirf.0iniIeb iOn pieSsr erpbcrt
iein.-lirfiidDe Sanptarmee
jett mobiliiirt.

Mien, 28. Oftober Die 3iirfer
[obcn ben redten ssliisel Der bor
oringcnoen Bulgaren alifgerieben
mfo airf.aiaiieb ipieoer 9enomnen
60 lolitete .eine BON aonitattinopel
bier eingetroffene Gepeide. Dil
blleoriihe Megieriine itelt Die 9iid
tigfeit Der 9leloime in glbreoe
sSnIs bic 9iirfen Den linfen Slit
aeI Der guIgaren bel 8iia oiifge'
rIcbcn baben, 10 lit elm slufrollcr
err adnjen bitlgariiden gneriffs'
linic 5u. crluarten ino Die 9ulgarer
iino ge3nuneeit, iid ipieoer iibei
Die @rer5e 5itriidju5ieben. Eriid.
tina, llesfneb itno Sstueb, in oei
spcitliden Iiirfei, babcn iib Der
Gcrbcn uno 9ulgaren iiberseben
2ebtere beiinoen ii6 ieet aui oen
@ormarif nn6 Salonifi. Sails es
ifncn geIingt, lid, bort feit3uiesen
nonn faben iie Die SGIite Der euro
p1iidcn Tiirfei bon aonItattipoel
nbgeihnitten. Gie tiirtii6en 3riip,
ben belpeiien iid) in Dem eroberter
@ebiet als feige.
Berlin, IS. Sftober .-Sier elm.
Getroiiene 9tadrihten meIoen, onf
Diilif mb ipeitlih non glbrionopel
tibige Sample I'M @nnge iinb. 9i(
@crlliite Der ierbiidcn imo billeari.
fdjen glrlnee iiito ie6r beoeutenb
Tic Sample haben big jebt fein(
Wcr1noerlmg IN Ser Stelliutg Der
s!rmecn CUR ssolge gebabt. 0i(
NcbiIiiiering Der 6auptarmee bei
9iirfen lit jest beiitabc beenbet. Sit
beihrdrtft iid) norIaiifig aiif Die 9e'
fcniibe. slnf ben 5eloern in Der
llmeeseno Der Staot slorinnopel lie,
pen Toitienoe BON imbeitattcten Set
Edrn gefalener arieeer.
( Ganfgottesoienit in Sofia.
( Sofin. 2S. 9ftober. beion.
icrer TanfgotteSoienIt, oem pielG
i1of. niio Stootsbcomten bciipobil.
'tpn,s 1T in Der bielieen 4atbeorale
,cbeebolten iporben. Sfonig Serbi.
l1tono inrb bic grili5en baben beilte
Iocn tiirfifhen @efangenen III Staro
i.,agcrn einen geiud abgeitattet ,m6
liid) NIT ben Sffi5ieren iebr ange-
IegentIiH i,flterbalten.
,,Deu bic @robm1dte nufridtig
t,tiini6en, baIb ben Srieocn ipieoer
ferseiteIlt au iebeit, 10 fann oas
IhaIb geiheberl," crfl1rtc beute bier
Mrenlierminiiter @iiidoff III einenl
Nnterpieip. Der Staatsmann il9r
bnnn fort: ,Gie beiten 8relutbc Der
Tiirfen fi1to Die, Die icbt Der otto.
1i1oniiden Regierltng Den 9iatb &c.
ben bon bcnl boffiuingsloIen Sam,
pic ob3uiieben. sc idneIlcr Oie
4iirfen ilaheeben, I'M 70 beiicr
tDir6 es fir oie Mcnidbeit icin.--
Seoer Mcnideilfremo mnB oas @e.
rebc, onB oieicr arica cin aricg Der
@ernihtling iei, 5uriidpeiien. Die
@nIfonsStaoten baben niht Die glb.
fift bic tiirfiihe 8eoolferung aus.
siIrotteil.1
Sdladtiront 100 Mcilen melt.
Nien, 2s. Oft.-9ie Gdladt.
frrnt eritredt iib in elmer grcite
rpn 100 Meilen bon aorianopel
his nod Dem Sdipar5en Meer. Die
Gerben baben beute Wtitrooisa be.
irbt. Ger Gntodamf GaB purbe
ron Den Serben aeitiifint; 10 tiir,
fiide aanonen fielen ben Sieeern
In bic G1noe. Die Siirfen iteaen
Il In g(breoe, Dab gsfi 9aba BON
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gSetterberidlt.

Sir Snoha, Council 9lnffs unf
1tnlgeaeno: ltnbeltditOige @itterlma
Regenihouer uno fdIter beiit.
Mbeno unb 0ienltag.
Stir gsebrasfa: ltnbeitimn1te,
fiible 8itterung nnb 9iesenidauet
beute glbenb unb 9ienitag; faltet
i'm oItliden Sbeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
Mitter.NrGm

in onnflen sSloid,en, bel Gnlil &oit-
ion. Ttpne eoutb $3.50. (alu3eige)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28

9eutidber Sptifer, Is Sabre
in Smaba, 9. 5. 8nrn, 443
Granoeis Geb1ube. (glnaeige.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
sdlladItiront 100 N'eilen ipeit.
$4,000 Mann sefaQen.

Bis 3unl 5nll Der tiirfiiden Sc
.iiina ssirf.aineiieb iino in oieiem
Arisac bereits $4,000 bIiibenoe
1WlenidenIeben pernidItet lporoen
Geit iener 3eit aber baben iid Die
tyegner ipeitere bliitige Srefien ge.
Iieiert, 10 bab Die 3abI Der @e-
trbtefen beute beoeutenb bober lit.
2'ei Giia aLlein iift6 nod tiirfiihen
Neridten 1000 Mann gefallen.
Rom, 2S, Gftober. Die a6niein
i'rli Stnlien, cine nontenegriniihe
Nrin3ciiill bot belite BON ibrenl
gltcrnboitie in Genttinje Die be.
fiimfilte glndriht erbnlten, Dob
Sflltari bon ben. Monteneerinern
aenfmlnen iporoen lei.
onAon, 90. Gftober er.--9ie euro.
zen 3eitllngsreoafteiire 'inS
4 zen @lIIgarien hohit erbittert, oa
oena 1iterreihiIhen MiIitdr.
she linb ariegsforreiponoenten
iener yieihspoit, geitattet lit,
aIt, Der iSront BEL glorianopel
NJ trqrEcil lilo bon bort oireft BE.
TldIte ali Die 3eitiing 5li orabten.
Ee oa6ereu Ariegsforreipono
tbcH II Gtar6 3ageDd icitgebaE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-06
ARRESTED ON A
ROBBERY CHARGE
TWO MEN WANTED AT MANDAN
TAKEN FROM TRAIN RY
JAMESTOWN POLICE.

Jamestown, N. d., Dec. 6.-Chief
Obermiller received a telegram from
Charles Reynolds, chief of police at
Mandan, stating that two men were
on No. 4, wanted Mandan on the
charge of robbery. The description of
the men was given, and as soon as No.
A pulled into the station Chief Ober-
miller made an examination of the
passengers inc located both men
wanted by the Mandan police.
One was Ed. Gongel, ~ years old;
the other, William Mittman, aged Il
years. A fairly good description was
given of both men, and they were
found in the smoking car. They made
no resistance when told to come with
the chief and with Sheriff Romer, who
also was at the train. Two pocket
books were found on the men, contain
ing about $l70.
The Mandan officials state that IN
engineer of a threshing rig was rob-
bed "wednesday night at a hotel in
Mandan, of $3.50. Gungel had the
pocketbook containing most of the
money. He admitted to the chief of
police here that they got $155 from
the engineer, but claims they did not
get the $3.50, as alleged at Mandan.
Both men had been working in the
same threshing crew as the engineer
who lost the money. It is said they
| got their victim full, tool the money
from him and left for Chicago, from
which place they came to North Da-
kota for the threshing eason Sheriff
Olson Of Mandan wired he would come
and take the prisoners back to that
city 1880 ---zstrs4AA
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

The mayor of st. Cloud favors civil
service for city employees and says that
managers of departments must be
trained men n should be advertised
for as with any corporation. He also
ayers that the city's charter ia full of
unbusiness like kinks.
The Great Northern has promised to
give st: Cloud a morning train to the
cities to leave about 8 o'clock.
A marriage license was issued at
Fergus Falls yesterday to Albert
Rockney of Hillsboro, N. D., and Emma
Smedsrud.
The Holstad paper says that the
exodus of potato buyers from that town
has begun, our of them left for the
east last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edwards and their
from which port they will sail for Mr..
Edwards home in Norway, where they
will visit until next summer.
A new member of the normal faculty
Is William A. Buggs for several years
superintendent OF schools for Wiona
county. Mr.. Buggs is to be instructor
in grammar and arithmetic. He grad
uated from h normal school at Win
ona in 1900 and has had varied ex-
p~erience as a teacher.
The next regular meeting of the city
council will be held Monday evening,
Dec. 8. On behalf of Mrs. j. f.. See
berger Attorney .DosIand will present a
claim for $4,000 damages for injuries
alleged to have been caused by some
kind of defect on a cement tile side
walk.
The farmers who raised Triumph po-
tatoes this last summer found them
selves with an asset considered gilt
edged. In the eastern and southwest
ern markets at the present time the de-
mand lis much greater than the supply,
One farmer at Perham was paid 40
cents q busheI. cash on the local tracks
for three carloads.
Now 1t remains to be seen what kind
of committee appointments Knud
Wefa1d will get.
Henry Rushfeldt of Hawley was a
business visitor yesterday afternoon.
The sale and supper. unders the aus
pices of the ladies of the First Con
gregationaI church, tonight is expect
ed to be very largely attended.
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Moorhead News
AXE LIZZIE CASE ENDS.
Sudden Settlement Effected at Fersu
FaIIs-Mr, Frazee Will Build.

Sudden Settlement Effected at Fergus
FaIIs-Mr. Frazee Will Build.
The celebrated Lake Lizzie case,
otherwise known as the Frazee dam
case came to a sudden end before Judge
Taylor in the district court at Fergus
Falls.
The settlement agreed to by the at
torneys for the many parties involved
gives Mr.. Frazee the right to rebuild
his dam as planned, and he drops his
claim for damages. But the dam must
be so constructed that no damage
must accrue the plaintiffs, otherwise
the court may order the dam cut down
or removed.
The dam will rise about a foot above
he present water level, being main
tanned at the same height as the dam
which was taken out. Mr.. Frazee has,
in the past, had careful surveys made
of the shores of the lakes in question
and he denies ~emphatically that the
construction Of the dam will result in
the flooding Of anyone's land or any
of the roads or bridges.
The case was an action brought
by Hans c.. Hagen and five other par
ties who own land adjoining Lakes
Ida and Lizzie to enjoin H. E. Frazee
from rebuilding the dam which was
removed on June 20 of this year. The
town of Ida interviewed and became
a party to the suit, making common
cause with Mr.. Hagen and his fellow
plaintiffs on the ground that the re-
building of the dam would flood GER
tain roads and endanger certain
bridges.
Mr.. Hagen and others objected to
it on the ground that it would over
flow their meadows. Attorney Dos
lane appeared for the plaintiffs.
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ONLY THREE
WERE GIVEN
full PARDON

Bismarck, N. d., Dec. 6-Tha board
of pardons slas adjourned its Deem
Der meeting, and oht of the eighty
six applications only three were grant
ed pardons, while at the meeting a.
year ago thirty-four were favored.
Those pardoned at this meeting
were Walter j. Kerwin of Peoria, Ill,
sent up from Fargo for attempting to
pick pockets at a circus at Fargo. His
father, a policeman at Peoria, was here
to intercede for him.
A. M. Wrinkle, sent up from Will
Jams county for ten years, was par
doned, as the sentence was considered
excessive.
Peter La Chance, sent up for ten
years from Grand Forks, has nearly
finished his time and was granted a
pardon at the end of the sentence to
avoid any delay in having his citi~
zenship restored.
John Wenholz, sem up from Divide
county for stealing a load of flax. was
pardoned on condition of abstaining
from Intoxicating liquor.
Rance Rosncranz, a blind pigger
from McHenry, had his sentence COM
muted,
James Davis. sent up from Williams
county for assault, had his sentence
committed from seven to five years.
The application for pardon for John
Young, the N. p. train robber, was
continued until the June meeting, that
the case could be more fully investi-
gated.
William r. Poe, formerly a city.
auditor of Williston, serving ten years
for embezzlement and destroying city
records, had his application for par
don deferred till next. meeting at the
request Of his own attorney.
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A COMMUNICATION.

To The Forum: l consider the pro-
posed action of the Personal Workers
league in calling on the governor and
attorney general to investigate the
graft conditions in the city of Fargo
an insult to the citizens of this
municipality. If Governor Burke is
the kind of a mar / think he is he
won't give such a petition from its
signers any notice whatever. Condi-
tons here nay not be all that should
be but we have plenty of people right
here whose duty it is to attend to our
own troubles and they are capable Of
doing it. Such a petition in an insult
to Mayor Sweet, every alderman in
the city council, the city attorney and
all the other members of legal pro-
fession of the city as we'll as the
citizens of Fargo in general.
Neil McEwen.