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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-08
'1hio6 11v0f6IS Mi III r 800
% nearly 91o. 900. d

S6ioh DsvSfdI Nils 1ils II ~ |
d nearly 81. 300. IS
Chief Of Police John b. Brisss s.
South Omaha and shsrin a. ;ayaka5
OF Lancaster county were held Ia 81 To
grand Jury 6 Papillio Neb. 81 ~
charges Of killing Roy Blunt II tho
battle with bandits near Grstna, e ar,pl,yv
county. March 4.
B The threatened strike Of engineers
Of the 80 railroads east Of Chicago
was averted By the signing 81 Al a.
bitration agreement between the two
committees, n New York. reprpsent-s
Ing the railroads and tho engineers
= =
:: The International Kinterrarten
union began four days meeting at
Des Moines under the presidency Of
Miss Mabel 4. MacKinney Of Hfoot.5
lyn. ssss=@s
Dashing through the rain toward
Chicago in : high.powsr automobils
after Z gay weekend party near
powners Grove. three persons-two Of
them Women-met death beneath the
wheels Of train ct road CROSSING.
Two other occupants OF the cur were
seriously hurt. /.
The general conference Of the Meth
odtst Episcopal church opened In Min.
-neapolis and win be IN session until
May -. II.
Each Of the 4sb Incorporated towns
of Kansas has bean asked BY the state
board Of health to enact drastic anti
ny ordinance. ..6.5 Z
Fire destroyed the First Unitarian
church. Minneapolis. causing loss OF
about $4,000. The building was in
sured for $4,000. Six nremen were
injured. two Of them severely, in fight.
ing the flames. The ire originated in
the pipe organ at q meeting Of Mime
apolis spirituaIists.
| - j.. Z...s 4
, Fifty awards for heroism were
made By the Carnegie hero fund com
mission at Pittsburg. The awards in.
clude $4,000 in cash, monthly pen
sions aggregating 1876, two gold
medals. Is Of silver. and 80 Of bronze.
Foreign
One hundred and forty persons
killed. sixty more injured and hun
dred moro had narrow escapes from
death. when the steamship Texas. hy.
Ing tho Turkish nag. struck q floating
mine at the entrance to the harbor at
Smyrna, Asiatic Turkey. The heavy
loss of life on the ship is the result
Of the Standardization war.
James Bryce. British ambassadors,
has started for New Zealand. and It il
reported in Washington that he viii
not return. .1:Sz.1.
After their lair had been rocked BY
two terrific charges Of dynamite, the
bullets Of police. detectives and gend.
ermes advanced under cover of artil.
lery having failed to dislodge them.
Dubois. the world-famous anarchist.
and Bonnet, tho demon chauffeur. =
who have terrorized Paris for two
years, were shot dead In small gar
age on the onta4irts e { Paris :4s=-
4r -. 3 =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-08

+. w. Fowler, q Chicago promoter,
was arrested in hotel at Kansas City,
Mo. He is said to be wanted In Chi
cago in connection with deal IN
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-08

John p. White, national president Of
tho United Mine Workers Of America,
was taken III suddenly at his home at
Oskaloosa, Ia. with severe hem
orrhages, caused BY ruptured blood
vessels. and Is said to be In . Serious
condition. IS
Thomas Cleveland Dawson. resident
diplomatic omcer Of the state depart
ment, is dead In Washington. He was
| forty-six years old and native ct
Hudson. Wis. Mrs. DawNln. to whom
he was married ID Brazil. 81 1se7. md
several children survive
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31
Veridieoene anitORise 0eriai.
lungs =Amenoemeats.

4uf bic einunODiersig amsnosmsnts,
Iber peIhe ous 8oIt am ndAItsn
0ienftag ab3uitimmsR bat, ldbt ft
oas 2efitngI2e Dort antpenpen: ut
niger ndre mebr." Die pielen qaras
grQpben psruriahen 8srrpirruna unb
lenten Damit bic QufmsrtI Idmtsit bon
ben 6Quptpardgrapben ab. Quh Fno
Die DerIhiebenen anftobisen YaraeraI
phen qeeignet, 9orurtbei!s gegen bas
geidmmte 8ert Der 9erfaiIunss Rom
oention 5u errsgen. nnieres grmei:
lens bdtten oem 8plte bios 3pei pura,
srdpben unter6reitet iperDen IoIen unb
3ipar Qmenoement $40. 6, oas BON sSnis
tiattpe unb Referenbum banbelt unD
Der 2i3ensz parasrop6. 9islleidt bate
bas Announcement gtp. 6 auein eeniiat,
ba es Dem golte oas Rsdt ertbeilt, 4ls
les, mas an ben ginrihtunssn unierss
Staates mangelboft 1T, 81 perbeHsrn.
Wit Der 3eit tonnts man ermit>
teIn, mas Der 9erbeferuns bebarf uu5
ME es OerbeTert fperosn ion unb nit
benz 4menoement go. 6 bate bds Bolt
bic Wa6t, benz MISUNDERSTANDING in
Dem peite'ten bentboren lImfana All oez
nigsn, itatt bdB. ipis ss jsst asThiebt.
@eiese in bic gerfafuns bineinass
i6rieben neroen, mas siu miblitxr
3uitanb 1T. neil ouburh bem 9efsbses
fer Die 6Gnoe gebunoeu perbsn. Or
DGre nah 4nnahms Der 4menoements
se3Dungen. bic Geiebe 10 ab3ufafen,
ipie bic 8erfoHung Iie Dorfhr.ibt,
gleihpiel Oh bic BON ber 8erfaiTune
porgsfdriebtne Jorm ben seittpeilig.n
9erbdltniHen entfpri6t. ober Of fie
praftIh burhfibrbar III obsr nidt.
Wenn uns buber Elm Rath erldubi
| lit, tpiirDe er bnbin eeben, nnter allen
umftdnben fur 4menbement go. 6 su
| fttmmen, neil es ben ShliiFel su alls,
Reformen bietet unb fir bas liasns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

anerfennuns selansen unc bas piro
iicb, iotpeit es bic Gtn3elitaaten be-
trtfft. nur biir6 Snitiatipe uno Refes
renbum ermDsItden ldifen. Sir bic
9unbes- Resisrung birften bieie Mes
tboben iih uidt eisnen. Sn bieiem
Sale mub Die 8pltsberrihaft auf ans
bers Weiie srobert iperoen. Sin p'hs
tiger Sdritt in bieier Ri6tuns 1T be-
reits gsiteben une Spar burh bic pom
Rpuqreb benz 0plfe unterbrettete Ees
Iplution gu sinem 8erfafungsz zImtn@
oemsnt, oas bic oiretts 8oltspaH fir
Ssnutpren einfiibrt. Das Slslde muB
audi in 8e5us uuf bic Rpmination uno
GrpGblung bss prdIibsnten geideben.
gluh in bieiem Sale muB Der unbeiIs
poQe GinfluB Der Sanopertszp zpolitltsr
ausesI6altet tpsrbsn, inoem Der Yrdfs
bent aufhort, elm 8eIdopf Der politiz
fer unb &pnpsnttonen au isin. fonoern
g6nslih aus Der 8pltspabl berpors
aebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

,ben Gonb uno Diinsngras san5 iir.'
tpobriheinli&. glufssrest fantn DC
siibner burM bcbes Orns oaber ano
bsoadsrten bic boIs,rnen einbrinslin'
ot 2lun mir fiibIten uns In unlsrsm
HaturIeben f0rmlih beIeioist cnr9
bitIe nsusn GtiihIs. bic oa itaHotn Da'
nal unb sripartuugspou, pis dufS0m'
msrsdfts hoffenb.
Sommergdite auf unisrer Robtn'on'
inisl!
mir aekn nod einmal obihisontn'
msno ibsr bic 5niel, auf Der lssi s'n
pbantaitiIhss SdauipitI bssinHt: Der
GonoIturm. Seran brouit d. cine
Saae. Elm Ians. In bem nett eetprsl3ie
itneetpeibe Stleier iiber bieJnitl fl'ss
aen. Gs bGumt iih uno roit uno feef
NIT 5hlperterbdnben iiber ben Sano.
hdb ii6 aufs neue elistrnbs. loon H'u'
oe asfloaene NoIisn pom Bcosn db1
I0Tsn, iih ssritreuen, ssritieben uno.
ipisoer berdufseiFsn. aufs ntue ith
erbeben gu furhtbarer Dilobti'. IN
Iana,n RsiRn aoIpppirt es, Elm gpetis
rift NIT ben blsiheriinen Rohen oa
orousen, bic tisf In bic Diinen btnsin.
ipo lpsibe tpiloe Bliitheniiauoer. aus
neither aetpsbtsu Samsntornern srs
Itauosn, iib sitisrno srpiifsn btm bar
Ten Iiinsngrns perheden.
60 seiat fit Aobinionlanb uns ON
Itttsn 3ass.
glber audi Tanii,r.n girorud nob
traesn mir odpon. Jm Manoihror'i'
den entosdsu mir cine Bibltotk'.
| Siif,er III oa, aIsiiis aohlhaos uno
ollerlsi 3ufdlis.s. Sn otm einsnpnb
| tit cine beoeutunsspols aorreiponotns
bsaonnen porbeu, kionotrs innise
3eilen angeitri6en, fcsdr NIT HuRos
| bemertunaen perieben: go bin it
nifi. geraoe imejeaentkil!" urn ~Fe
| in .sr" perdnSeri. 3rauBen aber fsst
Der Wino iibers bor.e Gros uno lufsst
rpmantiihe Ssufsr sehcris aus.
Trifd) unb bonibar aisben Dir gum
Siioiirano, DOR benz bas oitrssIbs Ges
gel unTsrss ssifderbooies in ben srou
aeporosnsn SimmeI bineinlsuhtst.
llnb surhd ssbt's su ben Wlenlhen.
9a6oen,Ii6 unb tpiiroia ft,ben bic
gufternFifter auf ibrsm Gotten. bic
Rpipen umtrsiien uns uHb isonbolir.n
iikr ben 9eIu6. Dds Mdgtlten
| fdbrt uns bi. Rsif,padets an Bors.
ober lie iinb isbr ilsin sefrcrotn. un'
isrs WunbDorrdtbe f.blen.
IissmaI rtgnst ss bsi Der llebsr"
fa5ri. mir baltsn srit inpftr itanb,
butsn uns oann ,uiammsn unS irits
den tnblif) In bas Cod. bos ben Qrnb'
b,nt.ff,I snib6lt. Gefdbrlih i6pobb'
| bic f6arfs Gauge i'm asHtl bin unt
kr. 0is Shiffer iinb drs.rIi6. iDsil
iis nihts stfanssn babeH. Sm tlsintr
5aien BON Gri.ori4s.oos forbern ii
oorum ben ooppslten preis bon uns
Siebe, mir fno Der aultur surudse'
aeben!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

0us General 9 o Il q m t 1T
eifri9 benliibt, bas neue 9eTeB, tpelaes
bic pdtetbefDrberung ausoebnt, am
/. Sanuar in 8raft treten 3u lalien.
8rrldufig iit ieood bas 9stpiht auf
II 8funo beiardntt ipprben uub Der
umfon9 bes Yadets barf 2dnge uno
g-eite 3uiommen nidt 72 sou iiberz
iteisen. Bis 81 bier un5en toitet Der
transport l Gent bic llnSe phns Ruts
iitt uuf bic Gntfernung. Sir Padete
ii5cr bier lln5en pirb Der prsis BON
einem pfunoe bershnet uno ieber
8ruhtheil iiber l pfuno piro ebeRz
fGus ais qfo. ungerednet. Die Be
f5rcerung toitet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

tdt Der Stimn.n su tbeil ipirb. ohne
3uitimmuns Der 9esislatur IN arafi
tritt. Domii fheint uns flar beipits
fen au Iein. bab bebsutenb Belle
res uno Derniinftiserss in 9eSus auf
ole Reformen gu eraislen lit. penn bas
9olt iid auf 9snsbmiguns bes Imsn@
dement's go. 6 unb bes 2iSsnsspara.
drdphen beihrGntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31
GRisleiit.

Cine bon geihel tcmmsnne. NIT
Voilagieren bid)tbeirste Gar Der
ueberlanobabn efiigIeiiie geisern
Worgen nabe California, g. Tie
vaiiaeiere tpuroen IN groBe anirs.
giliig perlesi, famen iebod) nIle. 10.
ipie Der Ueotorlnann itnb aonouf.
fenr, nrperlest BACON. Gle Gar
iparoe 5leTllih ihlper beffdoiat. nns
Der 8erfebr nui Der 2inie srIitt eirs
laHaers ,iHtsEbrf&asIas !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

Die @runo Sbee bieIer 4uso.bs
nrng bes 9oitOienites III, bic 5armer
nit ben ItGbtti6en Gunoen in ndbsrs
8erbinburg gu bringen unb oamit
fir Iebtere ben Preis BON 8ooen=
grcbutten gu UertppbIfeilsn. Die Raz
ten iino 70 gertng, bob oisIer Grpars
tuue eutiprohen peroeu tonnte. Irh
iino 8ortebruugen getroffsn. baB bic
isc,mer tbre padete ipie in 9eutIdz
Lamb uuter 9oItuahuubm. (g. 8. D.
peritiden f0nner. 0as 5auptituoium
gil: iest Der 8erpatung. Sir trotens
SrbItan3en, fpie Gartoffeln, Ruben
uilr. bietsn iit feline Sdpisrigtsitsn.
gursre QnItaIten miifsH jeooh ess
troffen tperoen, I'm Die geforbsruns
BON Butter uno Gtern 81 ermogli6en.
Gint Sommihion bat isoO6 bereits
be n0tbigsn Stuoien in 0eutf6lano
uno anberen QdHoern ssnatt, 10 bab
audi oieiss 0inoerniB 81 uberrpinbsR
isir tpIrb. Wenn man Elm padet bon
II pfuno aus einem umtreife DON 80
Msilen be3ieAen tam, 10 itduben ben
9erbrau6ern in Cincinnati Die Rdhz
ten 5urmeu Don Sbio. Snoiana uno
3sntud9 CUR 9erfiiguue. Denn jsst
be Jarmsr oas sS5rige tbun. um nit
oeH 9erbrau6ern in 9erbiHbung gu
trsten, mas ia 81 erpartsn lit. ba lie
beitdnoig uber ben gerinesn Prsis fla
git, ben Die EOmmifionsAduier ibnsn
2cblsn, Damn ioIlte nit benz 9eiss
geioer, Gdrmern uno 9erbrau6eru.
gebplfeH iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31
9okal.Derid)t
Daie:Dau.
@eitriser Siss Der .Rirateu" aber
bic yReos."

Sn benz s.itrisen sipsitsn Spisl, Der
G.ris stpiIfen ~Reos" uno ~piraisR"
in qittsburs funsirtsu Benton uno
glorts ais unisr. Bat,eris ess.n
abams unb @ibion fir bic 0eonsr.
I'm s. @dnes fpurot unisre gatieri.
bur6 Jromms unb Wegean abetl0ft,
DGhrsne bic piitsburser ben S6lsus
berer Robinion uno sipei anhere 5dns
ger ins 5reff.n fanbtsu. Gs mar Gin
bibsr aampf, Der srii i'm IL. Gonas
CUR Gnifteiouns eslans!s, uls bic pi.
raten 0as tSliif batten, burdl 2 Irel'
fer ben eslpinnsnbtn 2ouf su iitxrn.
lnTsre Suns.ns mahien II 9rtff.r
unb sinsn Jehl,r, 9seen 8 5refitr uno
iebierfrei,s Spisl. MarIdns unS
glar,s tpartn unkr, beiisn ShIGssr
nit js 3 srsfisrR unb 4bflnssr Grant
mafie 2. geihsr ssihnsis iid. nis
iibIih. ols Hafsnbieb aus. llniers
gatisri<n InnDten Z quftf6hlsr sur
gnni esotn 3 unb perI6tnii.n 3 Jrtis
pGiIe sur /. gaf. o.g,n isinen Der g<gs
ner. Sohniton uno Cation marin bic
Shiebsrihtsr.
Refultai Der stfrissn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31
Gpisls

Seuie Ra6mittag briti.s unb lettss
Spiel Der Gsrie sipiitsn .Rebs- uno
~piraien" In pitisburs. Rad bsm
Spiel. rsifen beibe alubs mad Gin.
einnati ab. 100 4. ON Sonnias Raf,s
miitag Elm 3oppslipiel gum Nustroa
bringsn perbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

Sn ct. JrunctscO piu bic
W2eBaer 4Tociation cine 9epeaung
einIeiten, peIde Die freie gtHfuhr
pon JIeiid gum 3iete bot. Gtne foI6s
4gitation itano i6on ldngit gu erpdrs
ten unD es ift gu oerpunosrn, oab iis
mid: I6pn friiher eingetreten 1T. Die
WebQer iinb am @nbe ibres Wisss.
Sic miiTen tbeuere Preiie an Den
sruit be5ablsn uRo oas qubIitum
aus Der Grmersn alaNe 1T duber
Gtcnoe, gu ioIten prsiien gu tauz
fen 9ouD. DiIIon bot bieie Qngeles
gerbeit in Ieiner Iegten Reos, tpenn
aud ni6t birett. aufgenpmmen uno sr
seitnet ii6 ourh groBen 5retmutb
aug, inbem er ben 5armern idgt, odB
fts Die 30ue auf Jleiid uuo 9etretoe
niht 6rauten; nag ibneH moth tbue,
fsr Elm bilIigersr preis fir Snouitrtes
g1aeugniiIe, Die iie Derbrau6en uRo
Die burh ungebubrIi4 hobs 3oae psrs
tbeuert lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

Gas yStrpb 8otum" tit
bereits an pieleu Stellen in 2lntpen>
oune eebratt porbsn. Dieism Sruz
tsi 3ufpIge ninmt Rooiepslt Die erite
Stelle Elm, DilIor Die annette nno
Taf. Die brittle. gemertensperth 1T,
taB bas 8otum fir RopiepeIt uno
gDiIfon fuit gleiatommt. Sotpeit ts
saft betrifft, 10 miibte sr alIer Soffe
nung auf GrfoIg entiuesn, penn oieie
Srdtel als einisermaBeu 3uperldfts
betra6tet peroen tDrnen. Gr i6etnt
b,t ben Qrbsitsru, untsr tpelhen Die
grr beabItimmuug itattgefunoen bat,
teiren groBen 4nbung gu haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31
Samitah Den 81. Augnit 1912.


Gs bsfdtigt lid, odb IN
9aiprenee, Ruii., 4rbsitgebsr, nm Die
Streiter in ben DoQensSpinnereisn IN
8erruf gu bringsn, 0pnamit in per
fhisoenen 5abriten boben pIaciren lat
len. Sept bIeibt ab3uparten. ob otsie
reitsn 9erbre6er bic perbiente Strute
.rleibsn. Dir nerben es erit SIauben,
ipenn mir es ieben. gDie ods 9e'sB
obaefdbt 1T, erItrett es Iih BON elmer
@elobuBe bis gu bret Sabrsn 3udts
bdu8. WdbrI6etnIth plro es bel ell
ner 8elobube isin Sspenoen bdhen.
3uatbduIer iino bios fir arbeiter ses
baut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

RoofsDelt unb million err
brterr 8etoe, ME es unisrem Rsgis-
ungssSp'tem an 0erantnDrtlihteit
7egen oas 8pIt gebriht EnD fie babsn
8tioe rsht. Die mir es neuli6 bar
oslegt baben, berri6t uber oieIss Qdnb
sine Tinan3zQriitDtrutie unter Doltsz
tbiimliten 5ormsn. Nm oeutlihften
trat ods in ben 5agen Don Wort
Sd.na uno 2tIbrih berDor. 8isie nuz
rsn Die 5iihrer elmer 8ruppe i'm gez
nat. fpelhs bic Geiesgebune dusf4lieb<
tih 3u 0uniten Der bobeH SSin1na lent
te. Ias Bolt IpieIte Die RoGe Der
,onmmen Gdlber, bic DGbIen lire
Shld6ter ielber". RpoTeoslt oebiibrt
Die Gnsrtennung, biefe Gamarilla aes
fprenqt Su bnben, dber b1mit mar bic
@oltsberrifdft ntdt geiitert. Der
prdiibsnt puros. freilit nit SiIfe bes
Dolfss, Der oberIte @efebgeber Der Iuz
tipn, mas ebenfdtls rspublitdniff,en
Rc:isrungs sprin3ipien ni6t .ntTpriht.
Die gbeorie, bab bic 6.rrftuft i'm
gplte rubt mub nod sur praitii9en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

ginGando Der Ilh IN GH9s
lamb gurppisns Iiin6e un3ueignsn ssz
fuht bat uno truft ieines 4mts, aIs
Mitolieo oes tanuoiifen 8arlaments,
befpnoere aenutuiB BON 2dnoern, Dol
fern uno oipIomQtiI6en gerbdItntHsn
beanTpru6t, benahrI6tlgt Die 98elt
uuo ale MenI1en. bic in ibr Dobnsn,
bob Elm 9riegs3u'tanD 3piihen gngs
ldno uno 9eutI6lano nidt bios broht,
Tonoern ihon beitsbt. gu sinem offes
nen 3uIummenftob Durbe es in oret
Mpnaten tommen. pieIlet6t aber 1hor
in orei 5ugsn uno bann peroe CANADA
ben 9eutihen 3eigen, mas eine 5arts
1T. Canada bat Ihpn einmdl Dem
Wutterlanbe betgeitanDen uno bas mar
i'm gurentriege, aIs cine &btheilune
tdnQoiIher Wili3en nah Suoafrito
aef6idt Duros. Sdpon tpuroeH Ginig:
fpegen grpber 8erleBung Der 8is3ipIin
gehentt unb bic uebrigen mad 5dus
oeftidt. Wir gldubeu ba6er niht, Dab
man in Berlin beIonoers gorbereituns
gen geqen cine tunabifde Snpofipu
trifft. 9eIu6 aus GngIaub srtpartei
man ebenfaqs ni6t, benn btsIang ha
ben Die GngIdnber ertldrt, oaB fie fif
msbr Dor ben 0sutf6en fur6ten, aIs
bie'c Dor ibnen. Die 9eutitsn ihrer
ieits ldfIen es on 8eriihsrungsn mid
fshlsn, bdB tie ben @nqldnDern ni6ts
au Istbs tbun polIsn, mas ia aud fpuhr
1T. Die 9sutfder rempelr Niemani
en-, fis purten big +. anaersmpeIt tper:
bsn. 'Sr.iIih bausr tie bonn febr trdf
tia oretn. Inter pieIsn 8srhdltniiTer
oluuben mir, boB Der tanaotTds pro
p5st nitt beseiitert, ionosrn ubsr
rrrr1+ ~
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01
SANE FOURTH MAKES GAIN
Supreme Court Holds Wholesale Fire
works Firm to Trial in Damage
Suit for Death of Boy.

Madison.-A decision that may
reach to one of the causes that con-
tribute to the danger of insane cele-
bration of the national holiday was
handed down by the state supreme
court in the case of PiZzo, admins
traitor, against the firm of Wieman
& Muench, wholesalers of fireworks,
of Milwaukee.
The suit is for $4,000 damages,
which is claimed resulted when toy
pistol, in the hands Of lorenzo PizZo,
exploded, causing his death by lock-
jaw
The suit was originally against a
Chinese merchant of this city, who
sold the boy the pistol but the whole
salers were implided. In the lower
court the defendants demurred to
the complaint, but We're oyerruled by
Judge Stevens. From this action the
defendant appealed. In the deci-
sion by the supreme court the de-
murrer is overruled and the case now
must 60 to trial on it's merits.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01

Norwegian Enstrangement of Thirty
Years Terminates at Joint Com
mittee Session in Madison.

MadisOn.--The thirty years of con-
flict in the Norwegian Lutheran
churches of America was brought to
an end here by the agreement reach
ed by the joint committee Of the two
principal churches Of the denomina-
ton.
Bringing its deliberations to har
monious termination, the joint COM
mittee of the United and Synod Nor
wegian Lutheran churches adjourned
this afternoon. If the conclusions
Of the committee are accepted at the
annual conference of the two wings
and ratified by a majority of the
churches in each it can thus be said
that the controversy was brought to
an end on the ground that the break
occurred, for it was in the Lutheran
seminary in Madison that matters
came to crisis and resulted in the
long estrangement.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01
NORTHERN WISCONSIN BOOM
State Districts Move
ment Is Foreseen.

Madison-Facts multiply to show
that northern Wisconsin is Oil the
eve of great development. The
state board of public affairs is con-
Quoting Investigations into tbs set
Element problem. Foreseeing that
investors and settlers unfamiliar
with conditions may be misinformed,
DR.. Charles Mccarthy, chief of the
Legislative reference library, said:
From the Investigations which
Mr. Duffus of my department, work
ing in connection with the state
board of public affairs, is making,
am now sure there is going to be
a great movement for the settlement
of northern Wisconsin,
''In fact, the tide has already turn
ed and there will be, in a short time,
a great immigration into that terri
tory Land companies and the state
board of public affairs are all COM
bined in a harmonious movement for
this development
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01
RIOTERS ATTACK AMERICANS
DURING STREET CAR TROUBLE
AT KINGSTON.
Jamacans Stone Auto Party, Seriously
injurng New York
Woman.

Kingston, Feb. 2S.-Americans were
not spared in the rioting which has
been going on here in connection with
the street railway trouble. A party Of
Americans driving in an automobile
were attacked by mob and one OF
them was seriously injured. The party
included Capt. and Mrs. Fritz Du-
quesne of New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wortley OF Brooklyn. A group Of men
attacked their automobile with bricks
and stones. Mrs. DuQuesne was struck
by one of the missiles, and was said
to be in a serious condition.
The Americans were in imminent
peril of their lives, but their assail-
ants were finally beaten off by Capt.
Duquesne with a hammer and Mr..
Wortley, armed with an axe handle.
Two of the rioters were knocked I'M
conscious and later were sent to hos
pital. Capt. Duquesne is the cele
orated African big game hunter.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01
CRlTIClSE TUBERCULIN TEST
Alleges That inexperienced
Men Are Employed.

MilWaukee.-At the annual bust
ness meeting of the Wisconsin State
Veterinary society here a resolution
was adopted condemning the action
of the state board for employing a
student of the university and others,
not licensed veterinarians, to apply
the tuberculin test
1t was alleged that thousands Of
dollars worth of healthy cattle We're
slaughtered from July l, 1910, to
July 1, 1911, because of the work of
inexperienced men.
The following officers were elect
ed: President, DR.. Fl. P. Clute, Mil
Waukee; vice-president, DR.. J. S. At
kinson, Marinette; secretary, DR.. w.
w. ArZborgen, Watertown; treas
urer, DR.. J. T. Hernshein, Pleasant
Prairie, and director, DR.. Charles
Smith, Dodgeville.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01
EXTENDS TIME FOR
NOMINATION FILING
Secretary of State Makes I'm
portant Ruling.
is DAYS MORE is ALLOWED
Decision Applies to Petitions for
Presidential Nom nations, National
Convention Delegates and Nonni-
nations Filed With County Clerks.

Madison.-Petitions for presiden-
tial nominations and for delegates to
national conventions must be filed
not more than forty days and not less
than fifteen before the spring cleo
ton, according to a ruling of Secre-
tary of State Frear
The decision was made in response
to the request of John A. Awkward,
Senator J. J. Blaine and E. l.. Phillip
of the various presidential commit
tees, for all opinion, and also applies
to all papers filed with county clerks
at the spring elections.
BY this ruling the primary is elm
mated and all nominations must be
made through petition as are indie
pendent nominations at the general
elections. The decision, which is
based by the secretary on section 80
of the amended statutes, will extend
the time for filing fifteen days be-
yond the limit fixed by the Septem-
Der primary law.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-01
A Siberian Tiger.

is the finest wild beast are. The
further north one goes the better spe-
cimen Of tiger one meets, till one
comes eventually to the pink Of per-
lection, the super-tiger,. on the hinter-
land of Vladivostock. He is as phys
ically superior to the Bengal tiger as
the wildcat is to the domestic pussy
cat.
A Bengal tiger-in fact, any sort OF
tiger in a mild climate-has a thin
pelt; it is sufficiently warm for him.
But in the cold climate where there
is constant exposure, as in the Oosoc-
RE, to winter temperature OF 20
degrees below zero, the fur becomes
so luXuriant that you may plunge
both hands out of sight in it. The
Siberian tigers pelt is worth nearly
twice as much, commercially, as that
of the Malay branch Of the family.
A Siberian tigress runs to only
about $50 pounds. The biggest Ben
gal tiger encountered rarely will eX-
coed 400 pounds. The Siberian tiger
however, often runs to $50 pounds and
even 600 pounds.