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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Herminie, Pa

Ccnlcni SodtUg urednik -
PoroGati YAM imam o neSreGi.
Hi nikdar ne pociva med mani de
lavci, zlasti ne premogarji, Hi de
lamo pod zemljo in sprayl.jamo
ma povrSie Grni diamant. Dne
%. decembra Sc ie ponesrcGil de
lavec rodom Srb, princsli so ma
povrSje mrtvega. ZveGer ie sci
Sc zdrav in ell ma delo. Bod mu
lahka gruda. -
Kar Sc della ticc. Sc ne morem
pohvaliti, kaiti ljudi ie wee, ka-
kor Jill more kompanija zaposli-
ii. Vsak dan .iih Gaka 20 10 DO
20 "a delo. Nj cuda torej, Ge so
postal bosi boil predrzni in hi
najraie videli, da hi delavec de-
lal wee kot tri Getrtine zastonj.
POleg tega ie pa tudi slab pre-
mog, Xxi ne da nobene wage. -
Maj omenim Sc nekaj. Pred par
tedni sem bill kot 20 navadi ma
dclu, kar pride mimO assistent
hos in fire hos in mi prvi reGe.
mai grcm 40 dovi$im delo do DO
sa. kcr me zeli videti. UpraSam
kaj ie temu vzrok, nakar mi cd
g%ovori, da ne We. Rekel je, da
mu ie naroGil tako hos sam. Ko
pridem do bOsa mi pa reGe. mai
yzamem IL rova svoje orodje, ia
ko da .ie zaukazal superintendent.
Druzega tudi hos nj mic vedel.
Grem do superintendent. toda
MEGA nj bilo V uradu in tako sem
letal cd poncija do plata in IL
praSeval kaj ia manever pomeni.
Ma vse zadnie sem pa lie i7vedel,
da mi ie neka oseba hOtela odvze-
ii kruh. &c je " resnici kai ma TEN.
potem hi doticno osebo upraSal,
kolik ina dobicka cd tega ako
odic svojemu sodelavcu delof
Kar 81 druStvenega napredka
tice smo dobro podkovani. Tudi
ma politicnem poliu stojimo Sc
precei dobro, ali Sc bolie hi lahko.
da ne hi bilo tolike strahopetno-
sti. Mnogo ie Sc tacih, Xxi mislijo,
da morajo slediti lie tistim re-
Gem, XII so vSec kapitalistom. Ne
bojte sc nikogarl Vsakemu lie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Nasilie V Colorado.

Strajkajoci premogarji v Colo
radu so izpodstavljeni ravno Ia
kemu nasilju kakor rudarji v Mi
chiganu. Vest z dne 3. jan. Sc gla-
81, da so magnatje premoga orga-
nizirali v Steamboat Springs, Co
dorado, ravno tako bando tolcva-
jew kakor je michiganska "Alf;-
anca". Krstili so jo "a "Taxpay-
ers League" ali "ligo davkopla-
cevalcev" in to bando SO oboroy-
Ii do Fob. Mad tisoc teh Cigar
jew" ina povelje. da gre v Oak
Creek, kjer so sotorissa straikar.
jew in da izzene vse organizato-
RTE, premogarjem pa zapove, da
morajo ma delo ali pa tudi oni IL
dezele. Premogarji Sc naravno ne
zmenijo "a to drhal, toda &c bo
"liga" izzivala nasilje, bodo pri-
morani braniti Sc, kajti nihee nj
tako neumen, da bi Sc pustil kar
tako krizem rok goniti il "svo.
bodne" drzave, XII janet osebno
svobodo vsakomur, ali da hi AZ
pustil ubiti ma komands podivia.
nth kapitalistov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Pet. Bozic
chisholm, MINI.

Cenleno uredniStvO: -
Ne morem 81 kai. da bi ne po-
iaSnil dopisniku A. l.. V Glas Svo-
bode ma njegov dopis IL Stauntona
Ill. G.. dopiSnik Sc lOvi 20 aldo
VEN morju' in prikazuie svOjo
hrabrost. kajpsk. vsak ie Gvrs,
plavac. dokler tuti pod nogami
tia, ko pa pride voda globoGja.
ko zmanjka tai, ie pa drugo vpra-
SAME.
G. \. LEU tole: Ako hos zajemal
ideje IL Glas Svobode in ako 81
postal socialist. ker GitaS ia list,
ii kar povem odkrito. da nisi Sc
socialist. kaiti G. s. nj social
stiGen lsit, ampak ina svoja po-
selma svobodOmiSljena naGela. S
katerimi meni, da pomaga socia-
lizmu.
Kot narocnik in zastopnik G. S.
izjavjam priznanje "a delo. Xxi
ga vrSi G. S. s svoiega stalisGa,
- in to ie vSe! Wee kredita pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Cleveland, o.
Cenjeno %uredniStvo
A. Maine.

Cenjeno uredniStvo:-
kot redcn citateli in naroGnik
Proletarca prosim IA malo pro
stOra, da porocam o tukajSnjih
razmerah. - Il delOm .ie pri mas
pray slaba Ma tiSote delavccv
je brez della in "a zaman iStcjo.
Raznc toyarne pa Sc vedno odpu-
>calo delavce, tako da jill .c cd
tedna do tedna wee brez della. -
Ma druStvenem poiJu je pa doyolj
%napredka. Imamo drultva :. y.
+. j., druNi'a =. d. =. 4. in :. :.
I. Il. I'm druNtNu cd SDIP smo
imeIl dne ~. decembra q. SEQ.
ma katerI Nho HNohl odbor "a
leto I9l4. y odbor so bill Two
LEM y. Ntralnar predSedmkom.
r hudlc taJhiNom, y. ErJ"vec
biagajnikom = nadlornl odacr
SO pa bin lzVollcm y. Jankovlr.
~ koccyar IN John Pine.
Maj omcnlm konecno Sc nckal
II Sv miSilona, Xxi Sc je vrsil V
Newburgu. Omenjeni mission
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
IL NASELBIN.

potrebne korake, da pride dc
zdruzitye, in med tenn casom be
Sc lahko dial vsak svoje nssvete.
. Vsem Glanom in delegation "a
ia setanek pa p%riporoeam. delaj.
te "a zdruzenie, ker lie ma Ia nacin
reSite naSih jednot in zvez neizo'
gibega propada. - V slogi je
noel
Pozdrav sem naprednim DELAY.
CEN in sreGno novo letO!
Joseph MarinGic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Lowell, Anz.
Dragi urcdnik Prolctarca

Dragi urednik Proletarca
Prosim vas "a ~poiaSuilo. le je
g. Puhek. q. tajnik s. II. z. Y
Calumetu ma svoiem mestu. kot
skeb. Eden mojih prijateljev je
rckel. da ic cital v GlaSniku. ia je
odstopil cd tajniStva Ana. sram
ga ie. ker ic skebal in morda Sc
Skeba. - Use graie vrcdno pa je.
ia SO dovolili. da ic odStopil. me.
Sto da hi mu dali krepko brco.
Tukai imamo tudi emo druStvo.
spadaioGe * $. II. T., XII je ze do
zdai bolt slabo stale. scdai DO pa
Sc mnogo slabeiSe, ko ic ME 81.
tajnik skebal, kaiti tukaj ie do
wolf Puhkove "zlahte".
Bratski pozdrav vScm zaved-
MIN dclavcem,
Pet. Bozic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Fri~derickstown. Pa.
Dragi sodr. urednik:
Sosed.

Dragi Sodr. urednik:
Prosim vas, natisnite " Probe
tarea imena darovalccv "a michi-
ganski StrajkarSki fond. dali so
Matt Jakljevic ST, A. Xaic ST.
90. Mike Colnar 81; DO soc; j.
TeropSic, j. Dale, J. PawalIi DO
% c: j. J%anezic. j. Lokar. \. Bo-
stellar, NJ. Zabkar. a. O~jstcrsek,
j. BOStehar, A BAIT, G. Ratica. p.
Kiper, NJ. Ratica; 20 1Oc:L For
man, j. Siska. Skupai $7.95. 49,
Nsem iskrena hvala!
Matt %Jaklicyic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Witt. Ill.

mir ljudem ma zemlji" so pc
Ii ma Bozie 20 cerkvah - in mir
so nam dali V With kapitalisti
6ez cele praznike in "a novo leto.
Pod takimi razmerami gotovo
nj opazati dobre wolfe, Xxi maj
spremlja mir in pokoi. kako tn
iii. sal so bile delayske razmere
skozi cello leto piSkave, tako. da
81 clovek oh praznikih pri najbolj
81 wolff ne more privoSGiti kaj
boliSega. In tako .ie zadobil cello
mas zelodce mir in pokoj pred
boljSim zasluzkom.
Prijatelji, delavci, kako dolgo
bono Sc kopitili kapitalistom o.
gromna bogastva. XII nam dajo
mir. kadar Sc jim pOljubi ma
yseh delhi naSega telesa, a ne
vpraSajo kaj DO 2 Mani in naSimi
otroci.
Dclavcc, zdrami sc, organiziraj
Sc oo%Spodarsko in poIitiGno. da IL
vrSiS Svoio dolznoSt napram sa-
menu scbi in Syojim otrokom, Ii
bodo gotovo vpraSali. &c 81 Sc kai
boril proti temu kriyiGnemu Siste-
mu. &c miSliS, da ii DO yse kapi-
taliSt DrineSel ma krOzniku, Sc ko-
renito varaS. NaSa zmaga lei g
dino V SolidaruoSti, Y organizaciji
gospodarSki in politicni in mixer
drugie ne.
Proletarec Sc ie V naSi naSelbi-
nj dobro udomaGil. Tudi social
sti6ni klub napreduje lepo. Pri
vSaki sell ie nekai novih borite-
LEV. Precei ie pa Sc tudi takih.
ki so mnenja. da DO dobre case
prinesel sv. Miklavz. Vedno Sc
zanaSajo ma koga druzega, kakor
nedorasli liudje. XII nimajo svoje
misli in svoje sodbe. BesedO so
cialist pa tudi vcasih rabijo pc
nemarnem.
TEN potion vabim vse tiste, Xxi
Sc nazivljeio socialiSte, da pri-
stopijO klub. XII ina svoie seize
vSako drugo in cetrto nedeljo V
mesecu OBJ ,. uri popoldne pri So
drugu L. Windpichleriu. Tamkaj
Sc DO vsak %marsikai podu6il, kdor
pa kai We, lie pa NIGGA dolznost,
da mas pouci.
Mas klub .ie tudi zakliuGil, da
Sc bo ma sell poducevalo "a doba-
vo drzavlianskega certifikata.
cato 81 je klub preskrbel wee to-
zadevnih knjig. Zelo nuino ie "a
vsakega delavca V Ameriki, da
postane cimprei amer drzavlian
in da odda pri volitvah svoi gias
"a delavske candidate.
Klicem torej vsem somiSljeni-
kom NaDrej Y socialisticen klubl
V boi va boliSo bodoenost svojo
in svoicev!
Demeter SanuSkar.
tai. soc. kl. Stew. S4.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

NdINtCIl in'IIeh v cell z Ic
in ostane ovaduh'.
Da DO vsak razumel zakaj Sc
gre, BON nekoliko poiasnil cello
zadevo. Pred nekai meseci je ne
kaj tukajSnjih zavednih rojakov
apeliralo ma delavstvo. mai Sc ven
dar upre kapitalistiGnemu izkori-
Scanju in sicer mai hi Sc uStanovila
unija. Unija Sc ie res ustanovila
z malim ~Glanstvom. Iadnje tedne
ST pa nepri6akovano lepo razvija.
IaGetek je %storjen in to lie pray.
Upam, da Sc ne mOtim proved, ce
trdim, da sc bono kmalu gledali
Z oeesa V oko, ter z|antcyali veGii
kos kruha, kar nam gre pc pra-
vici.
NaSel Sc ie pa tudi denunciiant
ali JudeS Skarjot, Xxi ie vse Camb.
Steel Co. ma nos obesil. ~posledice
izdajstva so Sc takoi pokazale. Cd
slovili so par rojakOv. katerc so
Smatrali sumljivim, omcnjeni so
Sc ~pritozili pri supt. zakaj da so
odpuSceni it'd. SluGaj ie pa hotel,
da je bill omenieni supt. imenovan
drzavnim adzolnikom lam in Sc
mogoGe IL wee uzrokov nj hotel
s~puScati V afero ter ukaZal mai
gredo delati nazaj. Toda 10 nj ira.
jalo dolgo. delali so doher teden.
Dnc -. dee. ic pa trcSciio. bOSi so
letali kakor obScdeui od p%rostora
do proStora in dclavce podili ven,
gotovo sc razume. ia Same ucvar-
ne, tako, da mas je bilo 81 > dneh
okoli so odpuSGenih. Nl,ok so hi
tro dobili namref Dirty Coal.
Iapomuijo pa mi 81, ia delavci
nimajo dcSkc ma Gelu. da ne bi We
deli. zakai Sc gre. Sredi zine. bur
ia tuli Svoio zalostuo melodijo o
koli hiSnih vogalov in dclavca po-
staviio brez vsake odpovcdi in
sredStev ma ceSto. Kai je krvose-
som mar kai hos iedel ii in two
ia drUzina, Ce 81 obleGen. da hos
lahko kliuboyal mrazu. To kapi-
taliSta ne briga, on ic trd. neiz-
prosen - zatorai boi MENU, De
layci, boz mOgOtcem - naSim IL
koriSGevalcem, raje casino paSti
"a delavSke pravice. kakor oStati
%suzenj Sc naprei. Pravim casino
poginiti, ironiGen nasmch mi spre-
lett uStnice. ko vidim d~elaystvo.
nekatere rojake kako kleteplazi-
10 okoli detektiva zaloStnega spo-
nina, maj jim pomaga delo dobi-
ii nazai, pripravljeni so izdati
vsakega pOsamezniha. \ tudi on
Sc Jill je sramoval. rekel Jim je:
ne pomagam mic, sram Vas bod,
ia izdajate svoie rOjahe.
Tako tora.i detektiv, kateri je
znan. da delavce ne l.iubi proved.
Hodijo cd Ponciia do PLATA in
res kakor Sc sliSi. bodo nekateri
sprejeti nazaj. 5 pogojem. da IL
dajO vse kar vedo (Sai ne vedo
mnogo. so boil Sami ''bravci')
~prisezeio, da MISC pri until. ter
da tudi nikdar ne bodo, to Sc pra-
vi pc dOmaGe. ko hi Strajk bill. so
p%ripravljeni It'll kompaniji ma ro-
kO, drugo 81 pa lahko vsak sam
misli. Take! Stvar pa Sc nj zakliu
cena, pOvem VAN odprto. ia bo-
dete prav kmalu dobili plaGilo "a
Vase umazano delo in bridko on
zalovali vas zahrbtni in nepremi-
Sljen korak. -
Delavci, ma tax nacin ne bono
nikdar priSli do svojih pravic.
Deluimo slozno. ker edino V slo-
gi ie moe. Stopimo V vrste orga-
niziranega proletarijata. Gitajmo
in podpirajmo socialisticne liste,
kajti n 81 .ie zapisalo ma svoi
prapor, voditi delavstvo IL teme'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

ma svetlo ter pripeljati v delavske
organizacije, da skupno porazimo
najvecjega ~delavskega n%asprotni-
ka kapitalizeml
Pozdrav vsem org~anizirauim in
zavednim delavcem!
SOsed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
ARRESTS AFTER IA YEARS.
Two Men Held for Murder Of Mime
sotan In 1900-Robbery Was
the Cause.

Thief River Ealls-Joe and Fred La
count, residing in this city and man
named Proveau, living near Crookston
were placed under arrest by Sheriff
Kelley of Crookston to answer to .
charge of murder in connection with
the Staying of ]. Land in Polk County
Ia years ago. Land, who was myster-
iously slain in 1900 is said to have
had the receipts of the sale of farm
on his person at the time, and rob-
berry is alleged to have been the mo-
tive of the crime.
The Lacounts are accused of having
done the actual killing while the man
Provead Is accused of having been
witness to the crime and to have shar-
ed in an equal division of the spoils
for keeping the matter secret.
He is alleged to have told the whole
thing, while intoxicated, to a relative
of the deceased Fred Lacount was
arrested at his home and taken to
Crookston where he is said to have
refused to discuss the case. Joe La
count was served with warrant while
at work in this city. He turned pale
when arrested and declined to say
anything.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
Freed of $500 Judgment.

Red Wing.-Judge Johnson of the
district court has entered an order,
after some months during which the
case has been under advisement, set
ting aside the verdict awarded by a
jury to DR.. NJ H. Cremer of this city
against John H. Rich and the Forest
Products company for $1,000. The
plaintiff claimed damages of $4,000
under allegations that stock in the
Forest Products company, which sus-
pended operations several years ago
and is now in liquidation, was sold to
him under Misrepresentation as to
the assets of the company, which were
principally timber lands along the
bottom of the Mississippi between st.
Paul and Winona. The decision is
against the allegations of the plain
tiff, and relieves President Rich and
the company of the damages awarded
at the trial.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
PLAN NORWEGIAN MEMORIAL
Funds Collected in Three-Day Cele-
bration to Be Used for This
Purpose.

Minneapolis.-As one result of the
three-day Norwegian jubilee celebra-
ton that closed Monday plans will
begin at once for the construction on
the campus of the University of Min
nesota of Norwegian memorial, in
the form of library and museum
building that will cost 100000. That
it will now be possible fully to finance
the construction plan within a year,
is the expectation of Secretary A. A.
Trovaten of the jubilee committee.
While yet 10000 people were on the
state fair grounds Monday, where 49,
600 assembled Saturday and $4,000.
Sunday, and while the downtown
streets were crowded with visitors
Notwithstanding the departure of
many thousands, the committee was
figuring up accounts. Despite big ex-
pense and admission charges only to
the fair grounds and to the concerts,
somewhere between $4,000 and &c.,
600 is left, Mr.. Trovaten estimates,
as foundation fund.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
VERY NOVEL BURGLAR ALARM
Central" Hearing Falling Telephone
and Sounds of Tools on Safe
Door Notifies Authorities.

East Grand Forks.-A crash heard
over the telephone by the exchange
operator gave the alarm which pre-
vented bandits from robbing the safe
at the Northern Pacific station here.
The hold-up men entered the sta
ton at a. m. and covering Guy Glenn
ents, the night agent, with gun, they
began robbing the till. Clements
boldly reached out for the telephone
to call for assistance and had the re-
ceiver off the hook when one of the
robbers sandbagged him from behind,
the'telephone Gathering to the ground
as he fell.
Central" already had plugged in
on the line and hearing the crash sus-
pected that something was wrong.
Presently, she heard the tapping OF
the tools the bandits were using on
the lock of the safe. She notified
Charles MCGOWAN, freight agent He
reached the station just as the out
laws, hearing his approach, made
their getaway in an automobile.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
TO PROMOTE STOCK RAISING
mar, WaterviIIe and Tay-
Tors Falls.

Minneapolis.-To stimulate inter-
est in the raising of better stock the
Minnesota Live Stock Breeders asso-
citation has arranged three large meet
ings to be held in three towns during
the month of June. A fourth meet
ing to be held in Duluth will have for
Its special purpose the advancement
Of the dairy industry. The plan for
holding the sectional meetings was
decided on at the annual meeting of
the association at the college of agri-
culture in February. 1t is the most
elaborate campaign to reach and in
terest stock growers ever undertake
en- by the organization.
The first of the series of meetings
will take place at Willmar, June IL
and IL, when the Swine Breeders as
ISOLATION, which is a. section of the
Live Stock Breeders association, will
present a program devoted primarily
to the interests of growers of hogs.
A half day will be devoted to discus
sions of methods of controlling and
eradicating hog cholera. DR.. S. HI.
Ward of the live stock sanitary board
will speak. There will be several 9TH
er speakers, among whom will be a
representative of the bureau of ami
NAL industry, Washington, d. c.
The Short Horn Breeders associa-
ton will meet at Waterville June II
and IS. A feature CT the meeting
will be a stock judging contest for
boys, prizes for which will be given
by the association and by business
men. The Waterville Commercial
club will take the breeders at the
meeting on an automobile trip to sur
rounding farms, where the leading
shorthorn herds are raised.
At Taylors Falls, June 10 and 20,
there will be a joint meeting of the
Minnesota and Wisconsin Live Stock
Breeders associations. Recognized
live stock experts from both states
will be on the program, which will be
in Interstate park.
The series will close with meet
be the principal subject for the dis
cussions. Henry Wallace, editor of a
farm paper at Des Moines, Iowa, G. A.
Glover, publisher at Fort Atkinson
Wis, and several others will discuss
the various phases of the dairy in,
dustry. The meeting will be at the
Duluth Commercial club and will be
presided over by John G. Williams,
regent of the university.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28

HEREVER a group of grizzled
Union veterans are gathered on
Memorial day to crown with flags
and flowers the graves Of their
comrades gone before, the figures
of the two great Americans in
evitably present themselves in
Imagination. One is Lincoln, the
other is Grant. With the excep.
ton az Napoleon and Shakespeare,
few characters in history have
been SO exhaustively written
about as the great amancinaf0r
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
CATTLE MEN AT ALBERT LEA
i1olstein-Friesian Breeders Association
Meets in Annual Two-Day
Session

Albert Lea.-The annual meeting
of the Minnesota Holstein-Friesian
Breeders association was held here
the last two days of last week with
President Moscrip in the chair.
After the address of the president
and the reports of the secretary and
treasurer there were addresses by
Dairy Commissioner Winkjer, w. J..
Gillett of Rosendale, Wis, D. A. Wal
lace of st. Paul and George F. Com
ings of Eau Claire, Wis.
A dinner rendered by business men
of the city was served Friday evening,
Governor Eberhart being on the pro-
gram.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
Rochester Drafts Boys.

Rochester.-Mayor ". B. Richard
son appointed thirty-one youths of the
city as official inspectors in a sweep
ing cleanup campaign that was con-
Quoted last week. 1t was the duty of
the boys to make an investigation Of
the entire city and report to the city
clerk any premises that had not been
cleaned up. The action was taken at
the request of the Civic league. Sat-
urday was inspection day, when the
boys made the tour of the entire city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
"Drysv Aid in Saving Brewery.

Preston, Msan., May 25.-The Pres
ton brewery, operated in prohibition
town and county, took fire and incl
dentally was the cause of breaking
up the dry factions picnic held in
celebration of the result of the recent
election at Preston, when the city
voted to continue without saloons.
While the sale of liquor is forbidden
by law at Preston, its manufacture is
not. and the brewery is large one.
The dry picnic broke up and those at
tending it fought valiantly beside the
city fire department.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
10000 EXPECTED THIS YEAR
in Large Numbers, Report
Shows.

ST. Paul.-Two reports drawn up
by the Minnesota Transfer company
show that $4,000 people settled in
Minnesota in 1913 and that fully 40.
600 more were expected in 1914.
The increase of immigration to
Minnesota in 1913 was larger than any
other in the history of the state.
1t is thought by Fred d. Sherman,
state immigration commissioner, that
fully 1000 farmers will be added to
Minnesota this year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28

Warba.-H. w. Hawkins has located
on 240-acre farm which he purchas-
ed from Andrew Johnson. Mr. Haw-
kins is the son of a Great Northern
official and purposes to run an ex-
pertinent farm and keep high grade
stock. He is a graduate of the Min
nesota agricultural college.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28

Fergus Falls Coroner vigen re-
ceived a telephone message from
Dent to the effect that Matthew
Kraemer, a well-known citizen, had
been struck by the 500 flyer there and
instantly killed. He was 81.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28
Jury In Hunter Case Disaarees.

Minneapolis. After thirty-one
hours deliberation the jury in the case
of DR.. Charles H. Hunter, charged with
manslaughter in the first degree in
connection with the death of Anna
Pickhl, disagreed and was discharged
by Judge Dickinson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-28

Fire Breaks Out at Recess.
Northfield. - Fire destroyed the
schoolhouse at Dundas. The blaze
was discovered by the children while
at recess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10

to the company with a satisfactory
regularity. The users of the cars have
been responsible for Increases IN de-
mands, and the factory for some timo
has been on overtime work to meet
requests for shipments.
AT no time In my history as n sales
manager have l experienced 80 spon-
tancous demand for car as has
been found for the Grant" said Mr..
Waite recently, and this company
started with an established export de-
mand. Shipments are now being made
by carloads to every portion of the
globe. and cabled requests for more
cars are not at all unusual with us.
Our output was practically sold when
we started manufacturing right on
schedule time last November, and since
our start evory car has been shipped
according to all promises made, and
outputs have been Increased during the
last two months until We are now man
ufacturiny more cars than was planned
to make at the outset Plans for 1915
naturally. call for great increase in
production, for dealers all over tho
country and throughout the world have
informed US that their requests for al
lotments for 1915 will show very sat
isfactory increases. The Grant car
has been success. and our 1915 an
nouncements Will bristle with real in
terest from start to finish"