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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Spituobpttct. slmtmanoen / Ser


ore gcrgenbus inobcretter: @aareit
fom lent % par folio % tiloels regn-
iuIo. Com 6eIge oerui bleu Iars.
ucrten iii Ell Segpnoelie iat aoifil.
ligt tilbage. Scncrc inotraaotc
imiolertio pormi @eir meb aiuerlcnbc
Sol og Segn, bpilfet breu Serten
meaet goot frcm, inaie0es at llb-
6pttrt ior 0saplineens @eofonmcll.
oc blep oper ct Mibbelsaar. Seri.
moo err aornbsitcn oil ialt blit no.
act unoer Oct gieuneminitlise. ioet
BET gobe SER | 9sbet al Sommeren
life iormaaebc belt ai gienoprettc
ocn Sfaoc auloen giorhe / @aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Ieeren bIep paa mango Steoer tpno
o. Solmen fort. IpIingen al 81.
teri looct (Saa) bar giennemgaaenoe
9iuet ct nleget eobt llobptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

ppre SeIifabernes Seniigt at ubpioe
@eoriften paa Wenitob % benntte
De inofiebte Irealer til Sagcrbus
for femiife Trooufter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
~0ppruifiplSs Hnper.

Stat5miniitcr 9epcnifioIo og Irl!e
piit i'm itorc SlltcrcaIe %. ljclorc
Srcntiun Tor DC itanoinopiifc Sir
nlono@bicm / sc ircnmcoc Sopnc
pes MT ior 4be Sang at ifiTnfe 6or-
cningcn 5000 arnncr, iaalcocs at
Statsnliniitcr @epcnitioIo pg 6rltcS
Sono MI llbgjsr 10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Gicnopmshunocl

beliQ9enoe Gicnoom, Nororc @onoi
peo Nifer Sta, er al Murtin Sper-
blno peo q. Wpflegaaro 'ol8t til
Whlrmeiter Omar g. 9ggeIetb. Su'
ienes @ronotort er 25,100 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
" On Gin / Qurpif. {

II % Bin / 2aruif. Saruif |p-
iturc bar ocn t6bc Nopcmbcr nlco
y moo % Stcn1mer in0pil1ct 81
iunla9ct5 Nnoragcnoc ON Sfi1n-
ferret. @penS ire 8otcucr or giuct
inoifrUnfct 81 og %inrct mco -
MOB % Stenlmer. Gn al @pcnS
, &ie6mUno gapcs giet til Sn1oa'al5
al Sin. ) sc iioite aar bar bare TO
al @pcls Spteuer bapt 81 % Sirl-
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
@plucfpsien.

VUIUPTUsTtH. OTIVI UUVU UT
mcooclcs ira &o2icuangcn Den 13oe
Nopcnlbcr 6or Spans S%crrcosltpre
MOB > Stcnlnlcr anbeialet SorccSs
ion iii llobpAning al SelpcioS'en
/ Nuroon0cr, ioct &%crrcosItnret an-
bcinlcr SjcntiaIbarct citcr 50 Iar,
SnolpSningsrct % IiQiit til Scrrc'
oct al I aronc pr. Scitcfroft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

&ptnc S%errcbsitnrc bar ueotaaet
Torbuo moo llOieriel al aorn %
NReI ira @pgoen. NcspTrre lnpneS
Der aogang til at neotoge 'aaoai!'
ne Iofalc lloierielsforblo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
@n Sermctiffabrif. Sra 5rono

Np Sermctiftabrlf. Nra 2rUHU'
hiem berettcs ocn 140c Nopember,
on Ell mn Sermctitfabrif err nnocr
GanncIic Scr. ) Spioicn berior
itanr iamtlige glftionGrer / Srono'
bicnrs Trcicrpins 60. ri oiSie or
iorelpbig tegnct 10000 aroner.
Slfticfapitalen ifal. citcr bpab Der no.
tales, blipe paa 3 eller 100000
arouer. Zen me 6a6rif bliper Ell
iurifilt aftieiclifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Set puiitiifc ltpcir brsScr lbs.

Ser bar hi6til tilipnelaben6e pG.
ret tilt / Holitifen ogiaa hos os.
Com / Sc t~rigierenoe 2or0e 1if pore
Socioliiter meo poa @rtro6euilanin.
gerne iii 1oriuoret al o 0eutraIi.
tct % inoitiQet ~iorsprig al lin aritif.
Der bleo enoel Whtrren. % 5orbuOet
MOB at boone 5oriporet fom men ser
uur life nogen Denomination al BE.
tponing. og Tortiets 2eoelie loo bare
iaoui6t bere ira Tia / @nle0ninaen.
Mob Geoaftsr 5ranmpl. SSournoIiit
Soraciriou % Feoer aaasmoli oae
/ 5ronobiem bar Re1ierin9en rciit
5iltale for llotolelier. ION er ialot /
9~(nleOning al lloui5ningen al Den
6onife Hcoofter aruie. GGers hnr
set opret roli1. 4ngre6et ifulbe fom.
NE ira en- on6er % iii FOR fort lib
iioen uoentet aont,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

ning aiGIoer for 0oeIie al iaaocu
llnoeritcttcIie til 2anoeta cane lin.
oeriaatter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Gpmmmual &iuematparaf.

pif @pitpre beiluttcoe Den 15oe NO
ucrnber meo 81 moo II Steminler at
oprette communal &lnematograi.
&oteringcn bar belt npplltt't.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
1tofpr Tieloet. Huber S

1lSfpr Tjelbet. llnoer So9t l
Soisnabben / Sunoalen t%orleoeli
ialot ben 65.aarige 2Grer Salloe
uofor Sieloet % ilog fig libel. Gen
6ornlpffeoe bar paa Sagt iommel
mco i'm Suigerien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Gipbcr Gicnoum.

berne bar iislge "Sremifriot" fisbt
TO TarceIler al Gienbomme. tiIb9.
renoc aammerberre SspenifioIo o.
Nlbrabam Salien. Ge i~nofiebtc Bar.
ceIler Iteber iii Selifabcrnes tioIiae,
re gienoom paa @cnitab. Get ifai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
ira Spirc.

SSeg omtalte / min iioite aorre.
i%ponoance oct @rep, iom Siatsmini-
tier @ratlie hauoe itrepet til Stats.
raao aonom peo &rigens ll0bruo /
CONNER. gratlie bauoe beri ltotalt
Wistiaio iii Statsminiiter @unnar
Gnuoien. og begrunoet lin Semen.
oelie til @enitres egentIige parlamer.
tariifc ISerer, aonolp, bermeo. 5 Gre.
ret iremlagoe 9railie. iom ieg me0.
Selte. bpao Der buroe gleres / an.
leonino al arigen, 5iltag. iom og.
iaa Gegierinseu 1ioroe. oeIoi5 eiter
S~enitiQing ira andre. oeriblan0t 90.
cidliiten 0ornsruo. 9reoets Client
ligaisrelie M itplotes iortiatte gn.
areb paa Seire / observation-disclosures.
Men peO Siieutliggierelien al bette
@reu iteg SratIies politiite aurs meo
en- Dang uoloiont, % Stuoenteriam.
funoets 9eiiprelie aioroe itrar Sen.
penoelie Ill ham ON az bol0e Sore.
orng. % Stu0enteriam'unoet or III
enaanq blepet ucrt 9nn0s polItIitc
slreua opcr ale. Sgaaraiie2 Gil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

SpucIUlp. - VLuSICltl NNuuNJlllt
MooenS 0erner err Sen t5oe Nopenl.
Der bso / 2onoon, Il 9lar ganmlel.
@crlter bar feot / Scnien, blep 10.
bannet for &anoeIen 90 ppretteoe
/ 1867 en- Notwithstanding / so.
riS. s 1870 etablereoe ban Jig og.
laa / 9onoon, bpor ban lioen bar
boet og uofoloet Ell ~betpoelig %irt'
iombeb. 90 blonot fine SonoS-
mGno / 9onoon bar sam inota8et
en- iren1ifitot Stilirg 5 1874 fog
ban ioolebeS Sritiotipet til Camel
len al oen ifanoinopiife 3lub / Son'
Son, par meo o. itiitcoe Scanoina'
pion Benevolent Socletq og oct nor
ife SanoeIsfammer, o. / belle 30
slar, ira 1876 til 1906, bar ban
airfepGrge o. Srllitee Tor Den norlt-
iperIfe Strife / 2on0on.
Sogniabrifant s. 8. Sin'
qieroc paa @iepif or ben 12te No'
pember aigooet peb GeOen, "A Ior
0ammel. &ingierOe bar ppret Ell az
Sc leoenoe / Spens 6orretnlngsltp.
San bar iaaleoe3 lturtet 8ieoif5
@oaniobrif o. @jsuits aaltfabrlf.
: Here Eerioocr lao ram | Spltpret
lom Seires SeprGientont.
On al Norocniielbife Gomp.
ifihsIelIfobs melt populPre Saptei.
ner, @erre glrnet, er ben 13oe No.
pember aIgoaet peo Gsoen | Srono'
biem. Son bar ieot | 1851, % tog
Stprmanoseramen / 1873 og lelle.
Sc meo forifieaige 6artaier al norif.
cngelif og nmerifanif NationaIitct
in0til 1876, oa ban bleu oliot /
Noroeuiicloife GonpitIbSielitob. Si-
Sen bar ban iort iIcrc AZ SclifabetS
Sfibe. Son par MI aaptein pod
Suriitbaaoen "&ong @dralo".
Hcntier Aleranoer 9ull er
sen t3bc Nouember nilaaet peo 90.
Sen / a%riitianio eitcr lP1lgere Sio5
Sp0eliqbeo, 10 2lar 8anmel. Wleo
9ueranocr @llQ cr Sen liolte al Ole
Bulls Conner panoret bort. Sua,
iom bar uooannet iom 0tlliifer, Uir'
fehe Steritebelen al III Sip iom 6or-
retningsmono, ppientlig | 6ranfrig
90 Nmerifa. : ilerc 9lar rci'te ban
ionl SSSmpreiario Tor enoel noen.
lanoife @%ioliniiter. ! Den ienere
5io bar ban upret boiat | ariltionio,
bpor ban hapoe mango 0enner %
par nlegct aibolot.
Sru @irgitte Aaa Sanien.
isbt 1looo. Gnfe eiter iorlpngit al
osoe @oitmciter Nauien, @rimiiao.
er aiaoaet peo 9ebcn 80 Aar gam.
mel. Sriien tilberte Den gamla
YorsaunOsiamilie 5lOoo % eiter.
laoer iia Ell nor Ieuncfreos.
Sefrctrr / Northumberland.
meniet. &. SfieIoerup, er osb. 80
aar sannnel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
era Voroe.
Sil Srumninacns Suueofomitc iii

IibipIp al Neb er III Jolt irbfonl-
met 1926 Groner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Sra NorScs Poreoitao.
grep ira "Secorob Vciicn"S ioitc Sri'tiouio
6orrelpouoent.
Sriltiunia lobe Nopember 1914
Hnt Stntslnnn.

Statcn9 ESnotr9tcr er icIuiellclig
'terft aitnacnoe eitcr ionl Aripcu fri.
ser ircnl. on Sc ncitrale @on0c bIir
Iiacind trpnQenoe I'll at outage or.
truoroinUrc 2aon ION Sc frigicrcnoe.
Get bar pTrct giort iterfe Suopen.
oiuQer MOB Spta9eIicn al et inocu.
lanbif 2aan Der / Nor1c, iorbi set
nil binoe Tenge, iom ifljToe britQe5
iii at boloc Snouitrieu oppe. Mcn
@rrnoepiuSiorbuoet bar I'll. a. min.
fct Stotcn$ SnOtrgter lila, al iii or
ser ingcn auocn Nuoo ello at ioricae
ii9 aIligeueI.
Observation-Disclosures henoenote iig
fcrit til @anferne meo Torila0 ON
ct 2oan poa 20-25 Milioner aro.
ner iii 5 TrocentS Hente, ~nn1ortiid.
BELT / so Nlar. 9aanct ifi,l6e inbbe.
tales meo 2-3 Miaioner maanco.
Zig, o. I%lmenbeben lfliIoe gipeS ube.
qrGnict IbQor9 iii Se9ninQ eiter
pari &urS. Staten i~orbeboloeS Net
iii at fonuerterc 2aanct eiter 10
glarS Sorleb.
@anferne off / set pUicntli1c meo
pea oisie @~etingclicr for CT 90 Nfil.
lipner8 Gam; men auricn enifcocS
lat iii 81 Trocent. Get nil iige @an-
ferne piloe finn uobetale ioetbelc SIR.
100000 % beboloc 100000 &ro.
ller / SorbaanoStieneite. Stoten pil,
oe fun gipe @onferne Ell iaabnn Sor.
tienelte pao u Miqion. @nnferne
forbeholbt iig 0eSltoen 9fet til at for
bpoe Staten at outage nuget inoen-
lnnoit 2ann al hsiere Snpe eller pao
9ilnitigere &ilfoar / ct Siosrrm AZ
inbtil ct Nor eiter arigens Iiilllt.
nino.
elsie @etinQelier funoe Siatcu
life goa meo paa, % 2aanet oil iaa-
leoeS nj bli uo6lot iii aImin0clig
Segning. Tenger mou Stoten baoe.
Ser optogeS 10 Miaioner meb OBJ
Iigntioner lige neo til 100 aroner.
Sorbubet moo SeitcubisrieI err Ser
mi 9ipet Gispeniationer ira ianIebeS
at ca. 5000 &eite er ioIqt. bporai /
set iibitc en- Wpngoe ubfierie 81.
Ser er betalt ioetbele ca. 3 WiQio-
ner Groner for Sc uoierte @eItc, Tom
onltrent ubeIuffenbe er goaet til
9annlarf. Saniferne bar nemIia
iolgt Seite Tor "a. 80 Miaioner aro.
ner iii Spitlono og ma bare ANDRE
Seite iiteoet. Nu er Ser ogiaa peb.
FACET 6or6u0 moo Seiteuoieriel i
Gannarf.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
BLAST At FAIR k|LLs4
SCORE OF OTHERS INJURED
WHEN EXPLOSION WRECKS
PAVILION AT OTTAWA.
PRIZE ANIMALS ARE SLAIN
Five Person cremated When Fire
Destroys House at AIpena, Mich
Children Perish as They Sleep
Father Escapes With Son.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 23.-Four men
were instantly killed and more than
a score injured by the explosion of a
boiler in Horwick hall on Wednesday
Many b1ooded cattle and horses
were on exhibition in the building
when the Ottawa Live Stock fair
opened. At least 20 of the horses
were killed. The majority of those in
jured suffered their hurts when the
boiler exploded. but others received
severe injuries in taking the live stock
out of the burning building.
The loss is estimated at more than
s450,00o on the building and its con-
tents.
A portion of the boiler was blown
through the roof of the building, and
the force of the blast smashed win
dows in houses for many blocks
around the hall. Hundreds of resi-
dents thought an earthquake had oc-
Cured and fed from their homes.
Among the valuable horses killed
were Sarah Moore, Blue Mouse, Out
post and Lord Minto.
Alpena, Mich, jan 23.--Ffve per-
sons were cremated when fire de-
stroyed the home of Samuel Bloise
an Italian tanner laborer, on Wednes-
day. The dead: Mrs. Bloise thirty
five; Bonato Dalsamo, boarder, thir-
ty-three; Frank Bloise six; Smida
Bloise, five; ten-months-old baby
The father saved one son, aged nine,
jumped through window and was
badly cut, but will recover.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
F LAS III ES
OFF THE WIRE

st. Mary's, Jan. 23-The grand jury
in session here brought in an indict-
nent against one Of its own members,
James Severn, on charge of disturb
ing religious worship. Severn plead
ed guilty, and Judge Woods imposed
a fue OF S25, which was paid.
q 4Iadrid, Jan. 2S.--Many persons
were injured in strike riots in the
Miuas De Rio Tinto copper min
ing district The situation there is
causing the government much alarm.
Webster. Mass, JAM 23.--An in
crease OF five per cent. in the wages
of 2,000 operatives in the cotton mills
of the Grosvenordale company was
announced.
Washington, Jan. 23.-The Senate
military affairs committee ordered a
favorable report on the nomination of
Col William C. Gorgas to be surgeon
general OF the army.
jackson, Miss. Jan. 23.-The lower
house Of the Mississippi legislature de-
feated resolution to amend the con-
stitution to give full suffrage to
women.
New York, Jan. Whooping
bronchitis is the name physicians are
giving to combination of bronchitis
and whooping cough which has ap-
peared in this city, following the re
cent variable weather. One Of the
pecuiiarities Of the outbreak is that
it has attacked persons Of mature
years as well as the young.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
ATTACK JUDGE SPEER
WITNESS SAYS U. S. JuRIsT TOOK
SIDES IN CASES.
Editor Member of Federal Tribunal Of
ten Wrote Articles Concerning
Cases Before Him.

Macon, Ca, Jan. 22.-The committee
investigating the charges against Fed
eral Judge Emery Speer announced on
Tuesday that the attorneys for the
jurist would be restricted in their
cross-exa mination of witnesses.
More than forty witnesses from va
rious parts of the state have arrived.
One Of them is Attorney General T. S.
Fielder. The judges lawyers and
friends are confident that the first
days probing did not hurt him. j.
W. Preston, Sr., retired attorney,
was the first witness, He said that
IN the John p. Roberts case and in the
Williams case Judge Speer had denied
the defendants a fair and impartial
trial and manifested an intent and
purpose to bring about their convic-
ton He said Judge Speer generally
took sides" in the trial of all cases
before him. He praised Judge Speer's
-mental capacity and ability to preside,
but said the judge took personal
charge Of all cases and sought to
sway juries, attorneys and parties.
Preston declared that Judge Speer's
influence was overpowering" and
caused unjust verdicts."
T. J. Simmons, managing editor OF
The Macon News, testified that Judge
Speer frequently solicited publicity
and often wrote articles about him
self and cases in court Louis Pei
lew. druggist, testified that he sold
Judge Speet about four ounces of CO.
naine per year for ten years or more.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
CONvICTS FLEE; 7 SLAIN
Ex-JuDGE THOMAS SLAIN AND
WOMAN SHOT.
inmates of State Penjtentiary at Okla
homa Seek to Shoot Way to Lib
erty With Girl as Shield.

McAlester, Okla, Jan. 21.-As the re-
suit of an attempt on the part of three
prisoners to escape from the state
penitentiary here on Monday, seven
men are dead and one woman is
wounded.
The dead:
P G. Oates, deputy sheriff.
P. c. Godfrey. guard.
H. Fl. Decover, Bertillon man.
Judge John R. Thomas, formerly
congressman from Illinois.
China Reed. prisoner.
Tom Lane, prisoner.
Charles Kuntz, prisoner.
The injured:
Miss Mary Foster, prison stenog-
rapher; shot in leg.
]. W. Martin, turnkey; shot in
cheek.
G. B. Woods, guard; shot in arm.
! Judge Thomas, a Muskogee attor-
ney, was formerly congressman from
Illinois, a federal judge and mem
Der of the state code commission. He
served five terms in congress from the
Egypt (Ill) district.
Reed, Lane and Kuntz, the three
prisoners, stormed the guard, shoot
ing the three prison officials and Judge
Thomas, who was in the penitentiary
consulting client.
The prisoners then rushed to the
penitentiary office and at the point of
revolvers forced F. G. Rice and Miss
Mary Foster, the latter a penitentiary
stenographer, to go with them to a
buggy near the penitentiary and get
in. A bullet from one of the prison
ers' guns entered the leg of Miss Eos,
ter. She tainted in the buggy.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
MILLIONS FOR CANCER FIGHT
American Millionaire Plans to Estab-
Ish 20 Great Radium Institutes
to Treat Disease Free.

Washington, Jan. 23.-Only the cost
Of transportation of radium bearing
ores from the mines to the ref1neries
stands between the 100000 cancer suf-
ferers in the United States and their
hope of recovery, according to Thomas
R. Hanahan, Pennsylvania state COM
missioner of mines, who testified be-
fore the house committee ON mines
and mining, which is holding hear
ings here on bills for the withdrawal
of lands containing radium-bearing
ores. An American millionaire is con-
sidering giving 100000 to establish
20 great radium Institutes throughout
the United States for the free treat
ment of cancer, said ]. M. Flannery,
president of the Standard Chemical
company Of Pittsburgh. Pa, the only
radium producer in the country.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
LORD sTRATHc0NA is DEAD
Aged High Commissioner of Canada
succumbs-Was Largest Land
Owner in the World.

London, JAN 22.-Lord Strathcona,
high commander of Canada, died on
Tuesday. He was unconscious for
several hours. Lord Strathcona stood
IN the friendship of the late King Ed
ward VII. and was appointed to his
Canadian position year before he
WAS created baron in. 1897. His for
tune is estimated at $125s000,o00, and
he is credited the largest land owner
IN the world. He was particularly
friendly to Americans and stood
stanchly by the United States during
The entire 25 years that he was promi-
nent in public life. He was born in
1890 At the time of the Titanic dis
aster he contributed $4,000 to the New
York city fund for the sufferers, al
though he had contributed generously
to the London fund. Last March he
gave $4,000 to the Ohio food suffer
ers' fund
He contributed generously to char
Ify and had many friends.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
THREAT scATTERs soLoNs
Representative johnson of Kentucky
Strikes Man-Others Flee as
He Goes for Gun.

Washington, Jan. "a fist fight
between Representative Johnson of
Kentucky and John r. Shields, a
Washington attorney, broke up a
meeting of the house committee on
District of Columbia on Tuesday.
After the two men had clashed and
several blows were struck, Represen-
tative johnson, broke away, shouting:
get me my pistol. I'll kill hem" Mr..
Shields was knocked down. A dozen
were in the room when Johnson start
ed away, screaming for his pistol, but
his demand for firearms soon emptied
the Office. When he returned only
the clerks remained. The clash be-
tween the two men followed a hear
ing on bill to increase the salaries of
crossing policemen, whom Shields rep
resented.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
VOTE ON Mine QUIZ
INVESTIGATION Or COLORADO
AND MicHIGAN STRIKES is
AGREED UPON IN HOUSE.
FOIL DYNAMITE ATTEMPT
Authorities Discover Internal Machine
in Suitcase Near Power Plant of
Calumet District Shaft-Troops
Charge Mob.

Washington, Jan. 24.-Congressionai
investigation of the strikes in the Colo
radc coal mine and the Michigan cop
per mine fields was agreed upon at
caucus of the house Democrats by
vote of 149 to II Thursday. The in
vestigation will be conducted by the
house committee on mines and mining,
of which Representative Foster of 1lli-
nois is chairman.
Representative Heating of Colorado,
who with Representative Mcdonald OF
Michigan led the fight for the inquiry,
said after the caucus he expected hear
ings would be in progress at Denver
and Pueblo, and possibly Trinidad
within a fortnight The resolution to
authorize the investigation will be
urged for action in the house at the
earliest possible moment.
The inquiry is proposed to ascertain
whether there has been peonage, any
obstruction to postal, immigration,
naturalization and judiciary ma
chinery, Illegal agreements of combi-
nations for controlling the production,
sale and transportation of products,
whether arms and ammunition have
been shipped into the strike territories
and the causes of all these conditions.
Trinidad, Colo, Jan. 24.-State cav
alrymen with drawn sabers charged a
crowd of strikers, defeating an at
tempt to march to San Rafael hospi-
tal, where Mother Mary Jones is un-
der military arrest.
One of the strikers was cut by a
saber, while one Of the troopers suf-
fered broken rib when his horse fell.
The troopers charged several times
before the crowd, whose members
threw bottles, stones and other things
at them, was dispersed Adjutant Gen
eral Chase was in personal charge of
the troops during the riot. Nineteen
persons, seven of them women, were
arrested, but four of the women were
released later.
The riot followed a parade of wives
and children of striking coal miners,
which had been carefully planned by
the union leaders. Permission to car
ry the plans out had been granted by
General Chase with the understanding
that no effort would be made to march
to the hospital Bernardo Verna is
under arrest charged with being the
leader of crowd of strikers which at
tempted to break through a line of
cavalry stationed near the postoffice.
A code message lephoned to the Lud-
low tent colony was intercepted, the
message asking the men to come to
Trinidad last night for further continu-
ance of the demonstration of the aft
ernoon. Prompt action by the militia
prevented men from boarding the train
at Ludlow station and they were or
dered back to the economy.
Houghton, Jan. pa suitcase found
by Undersheriff Harris in clump OF
underbrush near the power plant OF
the Ahmeek mine in Keweenow coun-
ty contained an internal machine, ac.
cerding to reports received here. At.
tached to one end of small board, ac.
cording to the report, was can partly
filled with nitroglycerin. On the other
end was fastened an alarm clock and
dry battery connected by wires with
the can.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-30
Returns IS True Bills.

Akron. = Enghty-five indictments
against seventy-four persons were re
turned by the Summit county grand
jury, when it reported after a two
week session. Among those indicted
were Arthur L. Yackee, Barberton con-
stable, and George Burgarsky, Akron
man, charged with blackmailing;
James A. Cross, charged with perjury
committed while obtaining a marriage
license; John Benisch, charged with
shooting his wife with intent to kill,
and Harry Freese, alleged to have been
thrice married.
Twenty-seven secret indictments
were included in the report. Prosecu-
tor Castle stated the grand jury did
not hear any testimony relating to
gambling, selling liquor without Ii
cense or the operation Of bucket shops