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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-01-30
GLASS CHARGED
WITH MURDER.

Medora. N. D., Jan. 28.-Herbert
Glass, who has served one year in
the jamestown jail for violation Of
the prohibition law,havfng been sent
from Billings county, has been
brought back. here charged with be-
ing implicated in the murder Of
Thomas Corcoran at Marmarth, in
September, 1911. THIS liz the mur-
der for which Thomas Carberry IL
now serving q thirty year sentence
in the Bismarck peaitentiary.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-01-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chas. Schumacher ct uX, to WIN
Jones, Courtenay, lots 4, s, 6, block
5. $1,000.
Logan Co. Bank to Joseph Frey
jamestown. Pannell & Tileston, lo1
25, block 1, 81.
o. B. Moore to Peter Jenson, sh
neA, lots l and 2, 4-143-66, $4,000
Valeria r. Myers to VIM. H. Beck
neA S-138-64, 81.
Fannie D. Lamberton and hus.
band to Harvey c.. Lamberton, ne n
and part seA 29-140-68, nwH %.
140-6s, 81.
Paul Edw. skjerseth to Hans Tro.
miles,, Nichols & strong's addition
to Courtenay, lot 12. block 1. 81.
Dakota Central Land Co.. to. G.. G.
Lasell, town of Millerton, lot g.
block 4, 5000.
Smith Land Co. to Peter Seher
Stfeeter, lot 10, block q. ~ 50. =
Sam Simenson ct ux, to ]. E. Fox
sh 11-144-62, 81.
Jennett Gray Kelleyvand husband
to James A. Cohfey, nwA 26-143-62,
$4,000.
Harvey G. Lamberton ct ux, to
Frank w. Lamberton, neA and part
Of SEX 2s-140-64, nwA 2S-140-
g., 81.
B. B. Anderson ct ux, to T. E.
Moen ct al, Ell 4-13S-62. SO.
JET Schelde to j.: Schelde Co.,
Klaus third addition to jamestown.
lots 2, 3. 4, 5. block 70, 81.
B. F. FELTON, to John H. Wood
ct ux, swA s-139-65, 81.
William F. Altringer ct ux, to
Farmers Supply Co., all 5-14S-64'
800.
George ]. Larson ct al, to John c.
Goplerud, e11 of nwA and lots 1
and 2, 1S-137-62, neA 13-13s-63,
$4,000. $50
Jules Maze, Guard, to John Gople-
rud, neA 13-137-63, e1z and nwN
and lots and 2, 18-137-62, ST.
777.7s.
John Buchanan ct ux, to Robt.
Love. VIZ of e1s and VIZ 2-141-62,
$4,000.
B. F. FELTON, to o. v. Eckert, neA
and n u of seA 15-139-65,$1.
Smith Land Co. to Magdalena
Fisher, Streeter, lots II and IL,
block 10. $3.50.
D. A. Piercy ct ux, to Andrew Nc
Cay, lots and 2, block IS, Pingree,
$1.00.
= w. P. Hayes to Max E. Rick, sh
lot 9, block 10, Jamestown original,
500.
Max E. Rick ct ux, to w. P. Hayes
nwA 11-141-62, 81.
j. e. Strong ct ux. to Frank
Walker. lots / and 2 in block 8 in
Strong & Nichols sub division to lots
i and 2 Of Browns addition to Cour-
tenay, 5000.
May Mccoy to Earl Rounds, sh
of sc II an dlots / and 2, 6-13S-69,
800.
o. A. Boyd ct ux, to J. F. Casey.
lots 1 and 2, block II. Randall's ad-
dition to Kensal, 81.
Curtis 3. Hull ct ux, to D. Dick
erson, lots 8 and 4 and Ell of swA
f1S-142-6s, 81.
Peter Carney ct ux, to Frank Nor
ley, SEX 12-142-e5. 81.
Mrs. N. NJ. Hopkins to Marion
Conklin. lots 163. 1s4. 1s5. 166,
Jones & vennum's addition to James
town. 81.
John Buchanan ct ux. to Henry
w. Robbins. nwA s4-141-s4, So
10000.
Charles r. Warren to Jennie +.
Jones. n II Of mex and MI Of nwA
i26-l44-69, $1.8
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-01-30
40 TRAIN KILLS 3
NEAR ANAMO0SE
SLEIGH LOAD OF PEOPLE
KILLED, MANGLED AND
MUTILATED. I'D

Anamoose, N. D., Jan. 27.-Three
: people were killed and eight injured
when q west bound 500 line passeng-
er train making forty miles an hour,
crashed into sleigh containing Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Helm and their fam
lily of eight children, and Joseph
Spies.
The dead were: Jacob Helm,
aged so; Willie and Albert Helm,
aged S and 8. Three more of the
victims were brought to the Ana
moose hospital, unconscious.
Elsie Helm, aged 16, suffering
from fractured skull. five broken
ribs, broken leg and broken arm.
Walter Helm, aged IA, suffering
from concussion of brain, broken
ankle and broken arm.
Joseph Spies, aged IA, suffering
from concussion of the brain, frac-
ture of jaw and! compound fracture
Of an arm.
The other injured in the local hos
pital are as follows:
= Mrs. Rosina Helm, the mother,
with injury in head, and whose pros
pect for recovery is darkened by the
fact that she was in delicate physi-
cal condition.
Martha Helm, aged Is, leg broken.
Francis Helm; leg broken.
Emanuel Helm, aged 6, bruised.
Only one of the eleven occupants
of the i'll fated load was saved from
injury, being Jennie Helm, aged Is,
who jumped when she discovered
1.-THE train bearing down upon them.
Saw Train Too Late.
The Helm family was returning
from church, driving at the side OF
the track. and had turned to cross
the track, not discovering the train
until too late. Two other rigs had
crossed the track ahead of them.
and there were two other loads be-
hind. and all Witnessed the horrible
tragedy. They claim that no alarm
was given. ..-
The sight was sickening. On the
front Of the big locomotive was spat-
tered blood, and two Of the children
had been lifted by the COW catcher
and carried several hundred feet
along the track before they were
thrown aside into the ditch.
The father had been horribly man
gled. there hardly being bone in
his body that had not been broken.
Most Of the children were hud-
ding in the bottom Of the wagon
box, and had just time to raise up to
their feet when the crash came. and
the great, engine ploweds its way
through them. dealing death to the
unfortunate family.
As soon as the train could be
brought to q. stop passengers, mem
bers OF the crew, and the members
i OF the several parties of farmers as
sisted in removing the dead and in
jured to the train, which continued
gto Anamoose with them.
Child Torn From Mothers Arms.
Albert Helm, the youngest child,
was in his mothers arms when the
/ crash came. but was torn from her
and his head crushed against,a rail-
road tie. death occurring after he
had been taken to the hospital.
Jennie Helm was near the rear Of
the sleigh, and she was the only one
who could jump to safety. She
landed In the road just as the engine
struck the sleigh.
Those driving behind the Helm
family were first to discover the dan
ger, and tried to warn them, but
wrapped in their heavy winter wear
they could not hear. @
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-01-30

ADVERTISE m 1HD ALERT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
Die 2nnoiuebr riangcr.

Sonniao 2tbeno, 26. Cfto6tr, ocrs
cnItditet Die 8eidnQs .Settion oes
3eutiten 2anotpebrs0e in Der
Cosmopolitan 6aue. 1913 8ins Str,
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit Sana.
tr6nahen. Ter Gintrittsprsj5 Tiir
GrloadIene betrdgt IS Gents, 9as
Qerqnlounas aommittee bat teine
Wuhe nod Soften asideut uno ois
SGugtr hdbsn flsiBiq aeiibt. I'm Sc.
oermaun einen peraniiaten Q6eno 3u
beyeiten. Der GIanspuntt oes Nbeno5
luirn Der luitiqe sindttiae S6Ddnt
r!3u gsfsbl. 6err llntsroffi3iez!" ietn
Fir 2 1dmen uno 5 5erren. 7Folgenot
2ieosr tommeu sum 9ortrdg: a2ii.
toirs pitDc e{uqo", .Sein 5dusle
maq's ae6en" pom g. greu, riTriId
duf, mein frsiss @aterIunb" Don sui
Crpbe uno fOHiIbes Goapiet oSu
| Ianra".
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RerbFfeH
geeeGt seeenuartis bic ct. @eorsinS
G,emeinoe in EurrppiQe.

eesn ser Sd)uIbaae Der ct @corgiu5
8emain0e in GorrDptlle nabm geltern
oas auf 3pei abenoe bercTneta
Serbjtfcit Der @emetnoe ieinen An.
iona nno Der Grofiltltigsobcno geitai.
tete iid) sit cinenl III ieoer @iuiidt
gI1n3enben erfolg.
Iie UiitallcOer nno Iremoe DER
Genieinoc Datien iid) nit ibreu 6omi.
lien auBerorocntlId) 5abIreif cingc.
iiIioen un6 bic tSoige mar. ooB all
Den DeridJicoeHeil 8crtoilfsltdnoeu
atan5cioc (Seid,dite gemadlt mur6eu.
Ter gbreHgait nes abenos NOR gilr.
Iaermeiiier Socnrp 2. Sunt, oem Elm
iebr 9er3Iidcr @latomH cntboten
llumroe.
,Siir oen hciitiacn, sipeltcn uno let.
ten 9Ibcno oes ,seitcs lit ais ghreugnit
| Der rcpubIifaniid)c giiraermeiitet.
Ifun0ioot Rid)ter Z. 9. Spie9el einge
llaoen poroen iulo ielbltreocn0 mirf
loud, er ais iuaderer Teutlder, iu Die
icr oeutihen 8cmeiHoc ber3lih beluiQ
Efon1ltinct Tfroen.
Ter iiiBerlt nmInngrcid}e Na3ar
Der bon ocil Iomen Der @cmein0e or
IraHgirt iuoroen lit, fest iid) au5 cinel
liiberans aroBen 3abl bon &crfauis
Iit1n6en suiamnien, III ocncu ole nil
leroenflideu gSanren sum 8crfnlt
Iansgeboten ipereen imo init om ,St
Itereiianteltcu iii Der mirfItd tDpiid
| ,,Goantrp 5iore" nit ieInCn mannig
fdlti1en gSdaren. 9tatlrI6 ieblt g
nid)t oil Grfrlidlungen mo iiir nuii
fallid)e llnterbaItung iorat Die q
Gdeili1 anpeae .Rep .4rtunIuus 9rod
huis. 3. +. NJ, Der ailbcIicbte Grfto
Der 8emelnoe, mar ielbitre6eno 0t
: liiern Alberto sur SteiIe, uu Die 5abi
reidlen @dIte sr begrilBeH mo ieiner
eiirigen @irfen lit in u,d1t 9eringcf
giaBe Der Grfolg Der Ger1uitattun
3n3uidreiben.
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0aten aus Der u q Il bet
Bib Snbuftrie. Ginen geraosz
gu uberrof6enoen 4ufidpung bat iH
DerbdItniBmdBig tur3er 3eit TAFT iibsr@
al in Der g8elt bic WanpeibtlD sSEr
ouitrie qenpmmen, melt 9r0ber nocI
als bic SSabritatiOu pon araftpugsU.
9lur psntgen mag IS qlaubIih erIhei=
nen, baB 3. 3. i'll ben gr0Beren Slim
7Sabriteu Guropos Die 0erItelunq Ell
mes ein3igen berporragenoen 5ilms
S25OOOO bis S350,0O0 toitet, ebe cs
Tid burd 8eroieIfdltiguag be3ablt-
Der Slim fir ods WanoeIbiIo reip.
Stiid ,Guo 8abi5" Iou S280,O00 ges
toitet bu6en. 8on pemielben puroeu
400 aopien nit elmer Gdnge poH ie
5000 SUB bergeIteut, Die ga % Geai5
pro sSuB bertauft nuroen, iomit oie
suprme Summe BON $800,00O bratte.
Der fgilm fir oas Drama nAtlaHtic",
Der in Der geiammteu Banoeibilo@ Snz
ouItrie 2lufieben erreqt bat, bat 1925
900 getoitet, oenn 3u Ietner 6eritei=
lung muBte Elm 9rpBer Oampfer nit
Der betrefIenoen 9ibnen @jefeQIdaft,
aus 400 GDpfen beiteRno, nab SslaEb
aeIQnot pernen. lin 5orbes Robertz
ion, ben berii6Hten 6amlet Daritsls
/ Ter, auf Die WanbelbilDz8iibne III
brinQen, muBten Die llnternebmer nas
3ehnFahe pom pem bs3ablen, mas IN
! Sonorar ie elm 0amlet erbulten bate.
| 2lllsin $4,000 puroen fir Die 8enii=
bunq zines alien Salones fiir Die
2(uFnabmen be3ablt. 10 Oab bic Scr
iteaung aud bieies Sims S250,0c0
perIhlunqen bat. Sbpp6l bic Shauz
ipieler Der @auoelbilb 9iibue bote
8sbGlter srhuiten, iteben lie itd tets
nespeg5 70 gut, ME getptiie einiaermGz
BEN talentpols Qrtiiten uTp., BON eez
rsn maude bis 3u $500 pro Sag ers
bolten. Gine Dame, Die in Gdfiasn
nit rpiloen Shieren auf3utrcten bat
oner ionft unter ben 8eitien fortpdhz
reno ibr 2eben uufs Spiel iebt, erbGlt
ca. $4,000 PRO Wohe unb i'll trpts
oem idon i'm 8oraus gebucht, Beui@
Ger lohneno 1T hos 9riidenfprinoen.
oenn fir einen Sprung BON Der 8roo'z
lpner Bride truroen tiir3lih nur $500
beSablt uno Der Wtuun, Der iih aus e.z
nem TauTtirm in ben gtortb Rtper
fallen Iieb. erbistt oafiir $1,000. 8iele
7abritsn beIt)dftigen id) iebt nit Ger
| Ssriteaun9 3peifdrbieer Sims unb III
9eutYhlaro bat cine 5irmo bereits 'r>
Tolqrei6e 0eriute nit bret uuo me5ra
farbtaen ungeftellt, bic oemudtft arF
l bic 9iibns tommen fnQen uno 3par in
: 8erbinoung nit bem gbonographen,
; od man bic ShpierigteIten, bic bel ei>
+. nem ioLhen 3uiammeuDirten beitcre
r ben, poQItdnoig iiRruunoen baben
!. nil.
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Gener
Eanif bradl inter ben @cmubnern oes
Sauies yso. 1927 Geaoing
.Roao ans.

Cine geludItiqc 95anif muroe &C.
iiern &ormittdg lnter 6en geruoGnetn
Oes 0reiit0diaen $oauies, 9to. 3f37
Heaning Rooo, ourd) cin 1Seuer Der.
nriadt, oaS infolge 0e5 llmItauo5,
hoB Die Gentralbciprng SIT tart ge.
bci3t moroeil mar, i'll ocll &ellerr0luns
lidfeitcn ansbrod). Gle Sihtation
muroc nod onourh peridlimunert,
oob anfanglib Die 9lutomobilieuets
ipribc Scr aonlpognie go. 32 nidt
iunftionireu pollte mo Die 6lomnlen
Oober aau3 bcocHteno llm lid grtfTen.
Die i1mmtlidlcn 5todiperfe narC1
binnen peniaen Scfunoen nit bidtem
| Gnolm angefiillt uno Sen geIDobnerr
! Der obcrcu Stoftperfe geldng eS mn
INIT Nliibe iid 5lt rettcn. SSrou :. s
gennedes, Die I'M 0rIttcu StoflDert
Ilpohnt. ipilroc init ibrcm orei WtonatG
ulteu Sduglirq pom Dem Boli3lltet
8ulorD ms ,Sreic getrageu. Ter ar0b
tc Sf)aoen nuroe in Dem 3u ebcnel
Groc neIcaenen 3npeten8eIhdft pnr
| =. =. g9dlfcr orgcrihtet uno Der Sc
Iiammtidooen be3iiiert iid aif etlpt
iS4 600.
SSn 6eu NnIaQen Ser america!
8riuting ,lnt 60. 90. 1927 8eit 6
| StraBe, bratl qeitern 2Ibeno gc8el
Iclf llbr burdl 0o$ lte5erfohen cine
IaeIielS nit Cheer Elm Teuer aus, oa
bon ser Sscucrnehr geIoitt puroc
ehe es ncnnenspertbeu Sdaoeu ange
riftct bate.
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gurieier 5um a5iten.

Die 6iuciuratier 6anbelstammsr
Eat "A 5ahre quteH 8eoeIbens btnter
iia unb gsFt nit bsrehtiqten 6ofT'
runqen duf oas 6Idmdntene eJUbttGUW
los Ter II. (9eburtstag Duroe ae'
itcru ais SLAB @ano Tan" &C.
ieicrt, aI5 Gal an DEM man
elueu Sdnoeoutt ned1ielt IN
llebereinitimmuuq nit Dem wahs
rem @raut oieicr Sltte. ltniere
i1dnoels'ammer Qsbt elmer aeoeibIitsn
3utunf. sntgeQeu. e{br isBiaer pras
iiosnt. Serr Walter Draper. ge5Ort gu
oeu iortihrittliteH giGHneru. Der iei'
nen sortIhritt aus Ieinen gebriabrsH
als 9eituncsmann geioasn bat. 9us
IrograHtm filr Die geltrt3e ,Seler murs
be NJ ser berclt@ Observation-Disclosures
turt)qsfiihrt. 9iped Der Feisr mar
Der, Die 6aRoelstammer Dor ods
Qublitum uno Die tleiAere uno Die
1r6bere 8roBmaht sinaHoer ndber 3u
brindeu. groben 4ntIan1 fano in DER
Hbene. WaiIeapsriammlung Der illus
itrirts 9ortrd1 oss llniDerittats BRO
feToys Or. :. =. 6arrp. Der in an.
ihduliter WeiIc porfiibrte, ME I6on
Gnfere Staot uno bic ndd3ite llm9es
bana III.
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nGr 8rst 9eoine leidt DerleBt tpur<
be. Utebrsre gferbe unb Widult6iers
p1troen ebenfalls get0Dtet.
Dus Gegtment befanb lid nd4
@alpeitpn untertpegs, mo ShieBs
iibunqen porgenommen Derben. Der
gliB traf ben Wagen8ug, ben bic brer
GoIbaten esfortirten 8iele anDere
GolOQten nnrDen tempordr BON benz
glibihlaq betdubt.
2dprenCe 0ute bor 8ez
riot,
5euttfe. WaIb., %. Oft. -
Qalprence 9ute, Sobn pes 5dbutfas
britanten 8robie 3ufe. nurbs Qat
W}ittrpoh unter Der 4ntldqe oes gootz
Id1lnQs i'm Guperiorgeriht oorgefubrt
unb Is tpurDe ibm bis Wlittpod ndfs
Iter @ode 3eit geqeben, 3u plutolren.
0ute hattie nit Ieinem automobn
sipei I2Gnner iiberfabren uub getootet.
Gr ioG our 3eit betrunten 8epeien
Iein.
8orii9t BEL Rettame 4Es
3etgen seboten.
Baltimore, %. 0tt. SIN bis<
Tqen Gtootgeri6t bat SRI. geHisSpils
der oegen eine 8rauerei bon WtiIpous
fee cine StdoeneriuBtlage in 9ohe
pn $4,000 auf bic geidulDigun8 biH
eingeleitst, in Qln3eigen ibre Ybotogras
pbie unQeiebIid benuBt 81 baben.
syn Der alageIhrift be9auptst Sri.
| Spilter, DaB i6r bon Seiteu BON BE-
tunnten, Die ibr in 3ettungen rno
Girtularen Die lire pbotograpbie trcz
genben RetIamean3eigen Der 8rauectt
3sigten, piele 8emiitigungen 5uthelG
nuroen. 2luf ben Retlamebiloert
trdgt fie in elmer 6anb cine 5ldIde
| Bier. 0arunter iteben Die Worts
Sd ba4te, i6 rpiroe mir aus Bier
! iiber 6dupt ni6t5 MAIDEN"
U}orb uno SeGb itmoro.
9ittsburQ, 8a, %. Oft. --
Sunoor Wiloqos, Elm aleioerbdnoler
ron bier, beoQb IiA am WtittDoA III Die
aonbitorei Der Trdu gqen Wu8comit
in Der 8pritubt 8antin unb 16oB Ok
Rrau toDt, fporauf er lid Ielbit t0btete
geioe paren perheiratbet. Die Sra
bate Die NuTmertiamteiten QBIlagos
3uriidgCnieIeH.
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Gies uuo Sds.

- Serr u =. Gl3ner, Ser GraIi.
Gent 0es Cincinnati CHAPTER oes
9lmericau SSuititute oi 2lrtitects,
muroc gelcgcutlih Ser geiterlt Nbeno
in ocu Ndumcn oeS slrt Club itattge'
habteu ~. oSahrespcriamHlllng Der
@creiuigung otrf cine @ieOerpa5I
acchrt 1ic iibrigcn ueuen 8eamtcn
Fllr oa5 tonr1enoe >Sohr ltnO: NI5e'
pr1Ii6ent. 9oui5 Is. Iittoc; Setretar
>oicpb g. Steinfamp imo &cnrn @t
0ooper, Sdaemeiiter Der @eitdIts'
iipuna ioIgt ein geielltges 9elldnl'
nreniein. 6ci neld,em namentlld) De!
iidotiid,c golitontmiiiar &err o. "
Rapp ourt peridlieoene Coli Die Sto
Iten ser llnterbaltuig trug
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es ieoem geiu6sr bic 8erii6erung ge<
ben, baB Die lleberrdidungen allges
mein qefalen fperben. Die @oobfellop
Gdnaer boFfsn auf ftarten 8efu6 bon
befreunoeten 8ereinen, benn Iie iteben
felbIt ME 3uriit. fpenn ss iih Dorum
bonbett, burd 8efuh benz 5eite zines
anbern 8ereins gum grfolg 81 felFen.
Qlfo ouf gum Sdngerzaappen6aQ cer
8opbfeno!ps.
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Die Hennen in Satpnia.

Die oeitrigen Rennen ba;ten fol.
genDes 9leiultot:
Grites Rennen 81 5nr.
lonas: Bob 5enslen. 1l2 CRarco),
atponnen; Solton, 1l2 (Goftus),
sruettss; Robert aan. l12 (O6ert),
orittcs. 3eit Ill.
Die 81 Ulutuels be}d6lten: go6
6snslen. Straiabt S9.6J; glace 500;
Sbop $50. Cotton, glacs $10.10;
Sbop $3.50. Rober: Hops, Shop
| $3.50.
3peites ReHren 6 5urs
longs: Barnard, 103 lRtgabe), ges
uonnsn; Gallsn Sidpe 10 (2oitus).
afpeites; 5coolina, l05 Garter,
brittss. 3sit 1:18.
Die 81 Uautuelsa telablten: Gar.
ndro, Straiab. $31 1.G0; 9Iace S1l;
Sbofu $40. GaleD Slape, 9luce
$3.50; Shop $50. 1pooling,
t SftU1U s5.+466. Sc
0rittes RtnHsn 6 1ur.
lones: gaib on 3elI9ern, 109 (SoreD.
| aeponnen: WinHiHa 8ith. 100 (as-
beris1. stpsites; Wlaria 6. 104 (8roB).
oriites. 3eit lis 2/5.
Die S2 Wutuels besahl.eu: GAIT
on Deliperp, Straiabt $4.30; Qla;e
| $3.50; Sholp 1920. WinniHa Dita
| place $3.50; SboD S24O. Ufaria
&. Shon $3.50,
| Yiertes Ncnueu- IL Wiet.
K: WanaGsr W}lt, III (gorsD. as
4 lponnen; Z. 8. 40ajr. 100 (Uurtin)
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110.
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104. W6ite Scot l04, pldnt 109
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
ZhiHsuabriebten.

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na" Don gteapel.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
C;pooieIIoru Sangerdlor.

Der 8ooofsaon Sda9erhor croft
net ben Reiasn ieiHsr sSeitIihteiten an
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
FerisaaI.Nstisen.

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rige; cine U1eile uno 70 garbs: Star
@ctreb 1O5, Scooter lot, delloBman
10, Wuribon Ill, Shining 5om Ill,
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-19
THAW AGAIN GRANTED WRIT
Petition Circulated at coIebrook, N.
H., Asking Governor to Refuse
Demand Made by New York.

Colebrook, N. H., Sept. 18.-The per-
petually recurring writ of habeas cor
pus which has SO often dotted the Ca
reer of Harry K. Thaw since his incar-
ceration in .Matteawan as the insane
slayer Of Stanford White cropped up
again Saturday in his fight to resist
extradition from New Hampshire after
his unexpected transportation from
the Dominion of Canada.
This time, and for the first time In
the history of Thaw's efforts to regain
his liberty, the writ was issued by a
federal court.
United States Judge AIdrIch, in the
district Of New Hampshire, granted
the application and made it return
able at Littleton.
A petition to Governor Felker pray
ing that he refuse extradition In the
Thaw case on the ground that Thaw
had suffered enough for his crime was
circulated in. Colebrook
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-19
IMPORTANT NEWS
ITEMS

Buechenbeuren, Prussia, Sept. b.
Four persons were killed and several
others badly injured here by military
aeroplane The pilot Of the air ma
chine lost control and the aeroplane
plunged into crowd of spectators.
Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept. 16.-Bessie
Geary, twenty-four years old, of Mont
peIier, Ind, and Willard Fryback Of
Button, are dead as result of an au-
tomobile accident here on Sunday
morning, following wild JOY ride in
an automobile
Chicago, Sept Shrieking and
struggling, while her panic-stricken
schoolmates screamed for help and a
policeman ran, firing his revolver, In
a vain chase, Marguerite Carmen De
Repentigny Bouche, nine years old,
was kidnapped in open day on Friday
from the doors Of the Holy Name
cathedral school and carried of by a
man and woman in taxicab.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 16.-"Odd
nalism pervaded Minneapolis. Twenty
thousand members of the Independent
Order of ODD Fellows were in the city
when the eighty-ninth annual sovereign
grand lodge was convened. The pro-
gram opened at theater, where Gov
ernor A. C. Eberhart and Mayor Wal
lace G. Nye, both members OF the or
der, welcomed the delegates and Wis
itors. each Joining the grand lodge
officers in defining the spirit of frater-
naiism
Buffalo, Sept $50 score Of men
were burned. six seriously, in explo-
sions that shattered the walls OF the
Glover Leaf Milling company's plant
here. The -four mill and storehouse
were destroyed, with loss OF 5000, 900.