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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
NYE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

vi snsker hermed serhg at henvende Opmarksomheden
paa wore to nye smukke og, hvad saa vel Tekst som Udstyr
angaar, sardeles passende Northumberland -
Mr.. 455. Smukt udskaaret dobbet Kort 5x8 Tommer
stort. Med Billede Of den bankende Frelser rundt Felt
SAINT Ordene Til Konfirmationen' pa Forsiden. Paa Bag
siden ct Blomsterkors. Paa ferste Side af Indl@get Lykensk-
ming og Plads for Tilegnelse. Paa treble Side tire Vers at
Salmen Han som paa Jorden bejler, Til Troskab uden Sv1g,
Naar vi kun vii, besegler Sin Pagt ON Himmerig, o s. V.
H@ftet med Silkesnor og Kvaster. Hyert Kort serskht kon-
volut Pris pr. Stk. IS Cts. 5 Kort for 800. IL Kort
for $500.
Mr.. 466. l Formal og Udstyr lgnende Mr.. 455 men med
stort Guldkors og Blomster paa Forsiden og en- lille Buket
Foraarsblomster paa Bagsiden. Indvendig fndes Hilsen og
Tileenelse, SAINT to vers at Salmen uLsgnens Fader vi for
sa0e'' o .. v. Haftet med Silkesnor og Kvaster. Hver
smrskTt Konvolut. Pris per Stk. 25 Cts. 5 Kort for $1!OO
IL Kort for 500.
Beege disse Kort err smukke nok og anselige nok til at
bruQes som serskit Gave.
Desuden HAYES som sRdvanlig sa vel Paaske- som kon.
frmafionskort til 10 OF is Gifts Stk. Lgeledes Paaskebrev-
kort til Is og SO CT. per Dunn.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
B1atr, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

De irngtbare @rene oerimoo rem
ier 9inaaarOsmanoen, for at Dc
ifaI bare mere 5rugt.
Ser or aItiaa Hart % tpoeliat
iagt. at oct florer life Sagen eaer
garanterer ct Dlenmeites SaIigbeo,
at oct en- @ang gennem 0oab er
6leDen inopo0et / ariitus % bIeoet
Ell @ren paa 8intrpet; borer ct
iaaoant 9lenneife life 5rngt. ian
saar oct BAN JON Den ufrn8tbare
@ren.
9i logger bioere 9lerfe Ill, al
Der lagges megen @ast -poo Den in
oerli9e 6orbinoelie meo Seius eIer
meaem Seius % bans 8iieiple -
iom meaem gintraet % @renene.
@renen fan life bore 5rugt al
zig ielo. uoen ben bliUer pao Bin.
trQet, iaaleoes funne S beaer life,
uoen 5 blipe / mig C8. a. Gen,
! ION bliper / mig, og ieg / BAN,
barer megen 5ruet; uoen mig
"a: ooifiIt ira MIG funne 5 ilet
mtet gore @. 81.
9ette aiinit afgioer ct gribenOe
9iaeoe al Menneifets n~aturliae 6or-
oerpelie. oets 5relie eler 5ortabeIie-
Seius ariitiis uiies os Der iom
Den eneite / belle Den menneiteIigc
Slagt. i 6pem Der er @2uligbeo ior
5reIie.
Seoningerne Iaoes Der noe al Be
tragtning, uoen for iaa oiot. at Der
/ Oro iom auoen mig fimne 5 ilet
mtet gere~ peeer inoirette ben poa
Dem. Get er oilers blot @renene
Der tales om.
lloea 5orbinoelie % Samtmo
meo SeIus intet, I Samfuno
meo BAN oerimoo amegen
Sru9t".
10 ltotrDf peger igrlie paa
9iicipleles SeIliggsreIie, BET enc er
oct ON 5aoerens 9ienieIie, oct er
oen gamIe iDnoige 0atiir. Tom ifte
ouer, Der mere % mere ifal uoren-
les; oct anoet er oct ON at tiltage /
| 5%ruatbarbeo.
Roar Seius Tiger: Deriom 5 bli.
be / mig. og mine Oro bIiue 5
eoer, ga beOer ON. bono iom BELT
s pile. og BET ffal bIine eoer til
Del 90. y, Oa biier ban oerpeo oels.
at oet er genuem OrOet. ban oil
DO / line 3iiciple, % oels peger oct
paa oiIIenbe 9 nener, Der,
ON De emo intet formnar / fig ielu
bar @ogang til aennem 9sn at ben'
te Strait ira CUB til at oGre frust.
bare.
Soiten oe 2insfraften, araiter
til baaoe at beoligeboIoe 2ioet ol
pqre fruetbar, uoitrsmmer fra@ui
oa formioles til MenneifeiI9gten ol
boer enfelt eeuiiem Seius iom oei
ianoe 8intr9.
Bort afinit %iIutter: 3erDeo Ell
min 5aoer berliggiort, at 5 bGr'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

N[ft1# @Aif i&8A - . Ha1bf
% iea / BAN, ban bprer me9en
5rngt; tbi uoen mig funne 5
ilet intet gre. Sob. 10. 3.
ges Sob. 10. Is.
Der er to ling, oi Der itrats ifal
gsre S9ierne opmarfiomrme paa.
Oct enc er, at Sap. IA ilntteoe
meo oisie Seiu Oro: Starr op, Ia.
Der os qua berfra~. og oerfra biloe
enbper bore ~tilbsieli9 til at lutte.
at Seiu afifeostale til fine 0iiciple
bar til enoe, men iaa Ter ri Den al.
Iigeoel fortiat Der / oct 10. Sap.
og inotil gnoen Of ben t6. 8ap..
bnorpaa Seius opfefter line Zine
til SimmeIen og beoer, iom 81 lR.
fer oct / oct II. aop.
Der epttes iaa paa. ON Seiis bar
bolot oenne Gel al fin Aiite0stale
og Den paafeIgenoe gen, iuit JON
ban oe bans 8iiciple baooe reiit
iig. fsreno De gnb fig paa Bel 10
til @etbiemane Sope. eler unoer
8anoringen oeruo.
Oct anoet, Di niloe gsre opmerf.
Tom COZ. er anleoningen til
Signelien on &ingaarosmanoen
@intr9et % @renene.
Oeiaa oesangoaenoe qattes Der.
Or Salen forefaloen pna geien no
til @etbiemane Sobe. iaa fan De 10
bore fommen forbi ct 8intr9, Oilers
fan oqiao Den beo 9aaifemaaItioet
% 9aoperens SnoItifteIie npote Bin
boDe opret anIeouiuaen.
Nen =- lao os aIorig fortabe
os / Spsrgsmnal, iom @uOs Sro
intet Snar giDer poa. men Oerimoo
bolee os til Oroets flare 5 II b.
bob, bono a~nleoningen til, at oct
bleo tolt. emo maatte ppre.
s ferite 8ers n9pner Seius fig
felb iom oct ionoe gintra og fin
Gooer iom 8ineoarosmm0en fsrit
/ oct 8. Beers nabnes Iigrfremt.
boem Der er @renene.
Men / oct moet Beers nrpnes
iqrIis 9ineaorosmanoens @erning
og oens Maol, oenne nemlig, at
@renene faI bare 5rugt
De ufrugtbare @rene borttoeer
@ingaorosmanoen. og / iiette gers
incomes Dioere, at iaa6anne grene
bliDer uofoitet, pisner. ianfes. faites
paa Sloen oe brRnoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

On osrona aiten fao Sabo Sof-
finen ca hans aommerat gino 81.
frucr mn en- grnf ! BRUINS
porf I seIfinafors. Oct bInite OF
f~rrorrsoucne men Soffinen os 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
En- Udtalelse
om wore nye Amerikansk- skandinaviske Prospektkort

DIR. Henry Goddard Leach, New York, Sekretar for The
American Scandinavian Foundation, skriver under 3. Marts
1914: -
This is a splendid idea beautifully carried out, = ON
one hand the most impressive sight in America, the skyscrap-
es of New York, on the other three of the favorite scenes
of Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Over all the flags that
we love so well.
/ hope that many Scandinavians in America will come to
use these cards to help cement the bonds between u.s."
Kortene faas med dansk, norsk, syensk og engelsk Tekst
- liver for sig eIer sorteret og koster rs Cents per Dusin.
5 Dusin for $10. Til Agenter og Forhandlere gives stor
Rabat.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBRASKA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

~.
5 8onaieIet / 9lobo par Der eli
gamnrel Sanae uco 9iaon Sonri
en @oraen t%ilbraate @otbiIoo
@reoe en- bel 5ime / bans 9elle
og biaIp BAN at ifripe grepe bipm.
Ter par ioa meget. bun ifuIOe meo.
oele. Ga iaa megei, hnm life ifnloe
meooeIel Zen sarule Mano prep.
leoe pqf / oct uenoeliae Sm for
iegte at bpre ~tanlmooia. men Den
9ag bar ban mere feoclig oe lana.
truffen emo nogen Sinoe, % bun
par aanife liotrGttet. ier BAN euoe-
fla boo0e iaat oIt. Zen famine 9na
blep bun fnlot til 5GngieIsauber
nsren, iom opboIOt henoe til 81
balp ire.
Sum ipiite iaobanlia mellem 10
og ire / 9nen. men oeme gnna
tnilfte hiul. oct bor beoit at opgioe
9iiooa1smaoen. iioen bum ifuloe
bare tiIbose / 5GnaieIet aIoffen
ire. peo hpilfcn 1iS bun oaglia
boloi, bnao mldIi bill foloe en- oiieni
liz MootaaeIie. @%nberneren boooe
tilitaaet benoe Ct ipecieIt 9arelie.
boor bun funoe mootaar DC 5onaer.
fom snifeoe bel6es Sialp.
Sum islte iig riatia trGt eiter
ben traoIe 5ormioooa, % Oa bun
fom inc / acknowledgements OF
ianot Den anmle @ano 9auri itan.
enbe ser oa beute pan heuoe. blu
bun areerIfa.
nSpno, 2auri.~ proteitereoe bim
ioet bun meute. bun life fnnog
noboloe en- @cntaaelie al bans
langtrufne Gale. aiea bar aluei
Gem cit bel Zinc / 1oa. ian &c
moa life toae DC anores lib
Men 9auri breO iia life om III.
rcttebisninarn. ySrr life bonae
5rsfen,~ iaaoe ban, lea ifoI life
pare ina Ipnae on Oct oenne @ong
Get bGnote iaale0es, at ieg i 1na
fonl til at orbeioe / @aaroen mes
liot Separation peo en- @oan. %
ieg bar life iet lem aoa bicni. iao
Ge fnH life bnpc inoei Ceres 0iio
onssma6."
Set er rigtig, 9ouri. 9crfor-1
Zen gomle @iono luite al iii.
freosbeo.
Seq tnnffe paa Tenn. 5refcn
6a ieg fit min Wi66ngsmao~, ing.
De ban. n@eo ct 2pffetr9f fit bi
ae6Iuppe oe aartoiler. Soboe Oct
M pGret 9erter. biloe oct life
babe bpret miIligt at genrme noaet
men iom BET M bor, bar ieg narei
| Stano til at ipnre bnnOe 9rso
oa aartofIer for 9em." Sporefter
ben gomIe Wnno Qouri itof Snon.
ben / lin CONNIE oe brogte TO imno
aortofler % en- Sumpel imnoiigt
grsb for gnoen. bpilfet ban rafte
no moo beioe | en- pnoo oe fnnn.
fet Saan6.
nSbnh SoIifin o9 glomiter er
for Dem, fom leber | en- FIJI geroen,
er &c, 6refen, for os, Tom iiooer
bag beo StGngerne". fngbe Den
eanIe Wono. r9erfor err bet -"
Sum biofte life rigtie ieIO. oo
bun mootoe @nuen, ON bun bor
NET rsrt eIer met bafiae al 8rpai
for, ban ooion ifufoe snffe at bope
ben 5~ornsieIie at ie benoe itiIIe fin
SuIt. Men Ipffeliebis eif
ban noen iefp at pente paa mi.
Snn ifpnbte bun fla eiter bom.
.0auril" ronbte bum. Ok moa
foIe Iiae fnn Iange, De bill nniie
Sang. De bar eibet mig mere END
mraa "a hor o;,nat ,a;o aot {ao,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
III

MoeIe gnr ienere iao WotbiIoa
Dreoe en- Woreenitiino ! Torua.
reIiet hos @cnerolgupernsren
Sclfinfors oe penteoe paa auoiens
Sin bar meget bIea, 6rnoerne boIot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
Get, Der brltaar.
getingelien for at bGre
6ru9t.

Sea er giutrget. 5 ere Ore.
meme. Zen iom bliUer i MIC.
% iea / BAN, ban bprer megen
8rngt; tbi uoen mig funne s
llet Inlet gre. Sob. 10. 3.
2es Sob. IS. Is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9n BUN tom no en- balm SneS
Minutier ienere, bonoe bun @ene-
rnIguoernsrens T~iIIooeIie. SfeIge
bans Tefret bopoe bun nbinorei
gogong til ale 59ngfIer | Sin.
lamb. SaaIeOes rDboeoes aae Ban
ffeligbeoer bort Beien bar fri.
Wen bnorIeoes fiinbe bet pRre2
6porleoes bar bet gnnet til2
Ga bum bar hos @eneraIguoer-
nsren, banoe bun flet life iagt,
bbnb bin tGnfte at billie iise, oo
bun forIoo fit Stem ON Woreenen
De Orb, iom ffuloe bope oDerbe.
pift b1m ON, at bun bar foIoet al
Sub, par 6eo pno 9oberne Del
giefFif, oa set flnrc5es for benoc,
at bun Blot orbeioeoe for fin eyer
Gorneielie og 9iIfreositilIeIie Spar
bum bapoe fngt, bapbe Ipbt foloi
% forpelsft. 9enoes eaen auloc
bopoe ifrGmmet benoe til llObruo,
fom life fom fra Siertet, os oerfor
bopoe De ifobt Ell foIfft Snbtrpf
Sun bopoe eiebIiffeIia bemprfei,
at ban fog benoe life oIporIig. Sci
Ter life finoe bum gIemmc, at bun
finn ftreo for fa ieIp, bet bapos
rspct benoe Wooet.
Dn bin nnoebe @oocn pnr BIN
cnonu bIrnbet o. aonoefulb Wer
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
B!A|Rl'|N|||..AND' |: |! ||l'|||| . {; STOCK !.
BURNED At HARBOR.

Monday evening the barn of Dan
Norden at Grand Harbor was burned
to the ground, together with eight
head of horses, two cows and two
calves. On that evening there was a
dance at the Harbor and several Dew
lis Lake parties were in attendance,
and this barn was full Of stock at the
time. . As the dance was progressing
the fire broke out and before naything
could be done the fire had gained such
headway that it was found impossible
to remove the stock, say nothing about
saving the building. In the barn was
a teAm belonging to Sam Kessler of
this city, and he succeeded in rescu-
ing but one horse the other being
burned. A horse belonging to Mr..
Lawler was also among the animals
burned. It is thought the fire was
started by someone smoking in the
barn.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
N HENRY COUNTY
MAY BE- I!IV|DtD
LINCOLN COUNTY WILL PROBAB-
LY BE NAME OF THE NEW
TERRITORY

Velva, N. D., Feb. 25-Lincoln
county is likely to be created out Of
the southern part Of McHenry, which
is one of the largest counties in The
state. The county scat is at Towner
on the main line of the Great North
ern. Through the southern part IF the
county runs the new Great Northern
line, the main line of the 500 and two
branch lines. All these roads run in
the wrong direction to reach the coun-
ty seat and it takes three days. trip
to go from Anamoose to Towner and
return. It is necessary to 20 by rail
to Minot, then double back or else
make long drive.
There is 4 large area north of the
county seat with branch lines of the
Great Northern running to Towner.
This and q strip south of the track
will be sufficient for the old county.
The southern half will make the new
county Of Lincoln.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Ex-GovERNoR's WHEAT QUOTA
TIoNs INDICATE SLIGHT
IDEA, SAYS READER

Is John Burke, former governor of
North Dakota, and at present treas
urer Of the United States, sincere in
the interview purported to have been
given out by him in st. Paul re-
Gently, when he is said to have de-
clared that tas long as the prices Of
wheat in Canada are higher than they
are here, the American farmer will
not worry about the new tariff" and
that "the republican party is trying
to fool the farmer.''
Let's see what R. T. Kingman, q
man who reads, faFmer and stock
man, has to say on the subject. Mr..
Kingman states to the Grand Forks
Herald that it is Mr.. Burke dnd not
the republican party who appears to
be making an effort to mislead the
farmer, if this statement, credited to
him, is his.
It is a, fact, says Mr.. Kingman,
and the quotations show it, that the
prices on change that is options,
speculative prices which govern the
manipulations on the board of trade
are higher, alt times in Winnipeg and
Port Arthur than in the Twin Cities
or Duluth.
But: @ @
Wheat, cash wheat, the real and
not the visionary article Of which Mr..
Burke appears to know SO much
about, is higher, and has been for
months, in, 4, the Twin Cities by from
8 to cents a bushel than either in
Winnipeg or Port Arthur This means
wheat in car lots, what the farmer or
grower is actually offered for the real
goods and not options, possibly what
Mr.. Burke bases his allegations upon
in his g enlightenment for the bene-
fit of the farmer. ..7 &
That the farmer should know this
distinction, the price between cash
and wheat option prices is the opin-
ion Of many readers who have noted
the assertion credited to Mr.. Burke
and who are very prompt to "call
it with the figures, evidently to sub
stantiate their argument. Mr.. Burke g
figures appear to be decidedly
muddled Of late. says prominent
reader.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
GENERAL HOSPITAL
To NEW BUILDING
ELEGANT NEW STRUCTURE oNE
OF MOST UP-TO-DATE HOS
PITFALLS IN NORTHWEST

The work Of moving from the oil
hospital building to the beautiful new
General Hospital at Third and Uliue
streets was taken up Wednesday morn
ing and the nurses and patients are
now nicely located in their new quar-
ters. This is one of the finest hospital
! lildings to be found in the state and
has been built at an enormous expense.
II, is equipped with the latest Of every
thing in the way of furniture and
hospital appliances and is certainly a
oredit to a city the size Of Devils Lake
Drs. Sihler and Mcintosh, who have
bcnc instrumental in bringing about
the erection of such splendid build
ing in our city deserve credit for their
efforts.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
SUfFRACETTES
GIVEN WELCOME

AT the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silver Selumgarl last Saturday
evening reception was gwen in hon
or of Mrs. Clara l.. Darrcw and Mrs.
Bculah NJ. Amidon, president ard vice
president Of the North I:akota Votes
for Women League There was a large
gathering, despite the cold evening,
and most pleasant time was enjoyed
The following speakers were on tho
program: Mrs. Darrow, Mrs. D v.
Brennan, M. II. Brennan, Attorney
R. Goer, Dan Brennan, j H. Bloom
and Attorney Silver Serumgard. Mrs.
Amidon also gave fine talk summing
up the work that has been done in
the state and the work which it was
expected would be accomplished,
Tho evening was closed with dainty
rofreshmnets being served by the host
ess.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
SAM WINEMAN
BUYS PROPERTY
WILL BUD TWO STORY MODERN
STRUCTURE ON KELLY Av-
ENUE PROPERTY

A deal was consumaEer this week
whereby Sam Wineman purchased of
John Mclean and w. H. Reid the
north IS feet Of lots l3, IA, Is, 16
II and 1s Of block 35 except the east
ten feet, the consideration being &c..
900. This is the property located
opposite the Colonial hotel. and is
known as the Bell lots, as this is the
place where the Bill livery and feed
barns were located.
It is given out that Mr.. Wineman
has an architect busy and just as soon
as spring open up he will begin the
erection Of two story building on
this property, the same to be used as
an up-to-d -date play house.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
Ed. MERKLEY
PASSED AWAY

Ed. Merkley, who was brought here
from Edmore Monday and taken TO
Mercy hospital. passed away yester
day forenoon. Merkley has lived and
worked around Edmore for the past
number of years and recently had
patched with another fellow near that
town. He was taken sick and in or
der to have better care was brought
TO the hospital Monday, and at the
time of arriving here was in very bad
condition. He wat not able to walk
or speak and passed away without re-
gaining his speech. So far as known
he is without means and will prob
ably be buried by the county, unless
relatives are located.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
CASPER SANDS
DIED IN TAC0MA

Casper Sands, 81 years Of age, for
over twenty years a prominent resi-
dent Of Grand Forks county and who
for the past six years has resided at
Tacoma, WASH, died at his home there
Tuesday, according to word received
in the city last night.
Deceased was pioneer resident of
Grand Forks and one of the Oldest
conductors in the service Of the Great
Northern railway having been on the
road for about thirty years. Mr..
Sands was member of the Masonic
lodge of that city, belonging to the
st. Alderman commandery and to
the Corinthian chapter.
Deceased is survived by four chill
dren; two sons, Walter and Halcom,
who is engaged in the banking busi-
ness at Concord, Mont; two daughters
Cecile, who lives ait Tacoma and Olive
who teaches school near Seattle and
his widow. The funeral will be held in
the west.
Mr.. Sands had been in poor health
for several years, suffering from kid
ney trouble and cancer. Several
operations for the latter disease
brought no relief and he sank slowly
for the past few weeks, until last
Tuesday night, when the end came.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
BECKER To HAVE
NEW TRIAL
NEW YORK POLICE LIEUTENANT
LIABLE TO GO FREE AS RE-
SUIT OF COURT RULING

The supreme court of New York has
reversed the decision in the case of
Lieutenant Becker, who was condemn.
ed to death on account of the Roscn.
thai murder. and he has the right Of
new trial The reversal is based on
the fact that trial judge was biased
and Favored the state in the trial.
Becker will possibly 60 free as it is
given out by District Attorney Whit:
man, that under the prevailing opil-
ion he believes second conviction
will be impossible.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
EDITOR N 'CAHAN
BOUND OVER

l.. D. McGahan, editor of the Minot
Democrat, appeared before Police
Magistrate John Lynch at o'clock
yesterday afternoon and waived exam
ination on a charge Of criminal libel
preferred gainst him by Arthur Le-
Sueur, the socialist leader some time
ago.
Judge Lynch bound McGahatn over
to the county court in the sum Of $500
but allowed the fighting newspaper
man his freedom on his own recognix
ance.
Mr.. McGahan was represented bs
Francis J. Murphy, while R. A. Mes
tor appears for the state. Arthur
Leueur who preferred the charges was
also present in court.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
MANY HURT IN
CANADIAN WRECK
COACHES OF CANADIAN NORTH
ERN TRAIN HURLED INTO THE
DITCH BY BROKEN RAIL.

Mimic, Man, Feb 24-Many per-
sons were injrreas several seriously,
when the Canadian Northern g Virden
Winnipeg express was wrecked by a
broken rail near here today.
The coaches went into the ditch and
many passengers were badly cut by
glass when they broke the car Win
dows to gain their freedom. Most of
them are in the hospital here. Among
the seriously injured are:
Rev. Il, j, B Saltcr travelling sec
rctary of the Bible society, Winnipeg
James Argue, member Of parliament
Elgin, Man.
j. G. Brodly of Toronto, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffit Of Elgin.
P. Schendel Of Arcola Sask.
All will probably recover. The rail
that broke pierced the bottom of a
coach.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
POULTRY FARM
STARTED HERE

E. E. Brash, who located here last
fall has decided to go into the poultry
business, and accordingly hs opened up
the Daisy Poultry Farm. When Mr..
Brash came here he brought with hin,
large amount Of choice poultry which
he exhibited at the recent Mid Winter
fair, and carried off several premiums.
He will mafe a speciality Of fancy
poultry and eggs: for Matching, SO he
starts in with choice line Of founda
tion stock there is no question but
what he will maxi this business a
prosperous one. Il ,5 n. Ss:s IA
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
CORDhE.R;S Jury
FINAL REPORT
AFTER THOROUGH INvEsTIGA-
T1oN JURY DECIDES MRS. E,
S. EICH SUFFOCATED,

The coroner's jury in the matter Of
the death Of Mrs. Emil S. Eich has
completed its labors and after most
searching and complete examinatio on
has made final report. The verdict of
the jury in full is given below:
4 + + + 4 + 4 4 + i + !. i + !
< Verdict of the Jury. ::
< State of North Dakota, County !.
Of Ramsey :.
x An inquisition holden at Dew i
= lis Lake, in Ramsey county. x
= state of North Dakota, on the ::
: 25th day of February. 1914, +
= before G. A. Conant, deputy =
= coroner of said county, upon j
: the body of Ellen Eich, there 4
y lying dead, by the jurors j
: whose names are hereunto sub. :
: scribed, the said jurors upon !
= their oath do say; that after !
+ most thorough investigation, :
\ relative to the probable cause !
+ of the death Of the deceased, i
: and carefully having consider !
\ ed the testimony of all the !
: known witnesses, having any :
= knowledge relative to the mat j
= ter, and also the report of the )
y microscopic examination made !
: by Prof. Ruediger, of the uni )
+ versity of North Dakota at :
= Grand Forks, N. d., :
= We. the undersigned jurors !.
= called in the above matter, ar. ::
= rive at the following conclu- !
+ sions: That the deceased came <
+ to her death, On the 22nd day !
= Of January, 1914, at about the !.
= hour of 2 CLOCK a. m ), of said :
< day., by suffocation caused by <
+ the inhalation Of smoke from :
= the burning of the Eich resi- :
: dence in Cato township, Ram \
" sey county, N. D., in which =
: she resided at the time of the 4
< fire; and that the fire origin I
+ ated in some manner unknown .
+ to this jury. 4
+ In testimony thereof the said \
= jury has hereto set their hands 4
: the day and year aforesaid. {
: Clarence D. Haley. =
= F. W. Cockbnrn. :
Z John Daeley. I
jury.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
SULzER SUES TO
REGAIN 0Ff|C[

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 25-William
sulzer ha substituted legal proceedings
before Justice Chester Of the supreme
court to regain the governorship from
which he was removed last October.
An order was issued by the court
commanding Comptroller schmer to
appear and show cause why writ of
mandamus compelling him to pay
the former governor full salary as oc-
cupaht at that Office could not be is
sued.
sulzer previously had written de-
man on Schmer for his salary.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
SUMNER SCHOOL.
FOR AUQUA

Superintendent Haig has already be
gun laying plans for the joint summer
school 10 be held at the Chautauqua
grounds this summer. The Ramsey
county summer school will be held IL
con- junction with Towner, Pierce and
RoIettc counties, and that there will DO
a large attendance is assured. Mr..
Haig is now sending out letters rela-
tive to this school And the cost while
III attendance, and teachers will be
urged to attend. 1t will not be only
a profitable meeting, but a pleasant
outing as well.