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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-01
SOtet @erfiibrer isiner Sud)ter.

Sattiesburg, Niiii.. 1. Wtai.
Selno a. McGrorep. ein @irtidafts-
better, tpuroe ecitern in ieinem 60
tal Don 2. g. Sollano, Dem beoeu.
tenoiten Webl- mo SutterbGnoler i'm
Staatc, nieoergcifoiien uno setotst.
Sollano betrat Die 0irtifait uno ricf
WcGrorep 5u, lid, 81 oerteioisen, be.
sann ieood, iofort, ant i'm 81 itbie-
BEN. yeo6 Der Cot beenb er iih nad)
Dem Holi6eibouptouartier gr er.
flarte, ooB NcGrorep ieine Sot,ter
uerfiibrt babe lno iclbIt bic Sole 3rt
gut fir ibu serpeien mdre.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-01

Silgel pom Soten 0tanne angegriffer
baben pie audi Die anItobenoen 81.
men, Die lid bis 5ltn1 @olbe pom
Goitrettcs critrede lmo bab tie mad,
bttlgen @efe6teil 5uriidgeidlagen
DlIr0en.
Sie nnltlibe Goriicr Melonnq mi
oeripri6t Dem beutiden @crid1tc pon
elncm Hiifihluge, i1oenl tic erflGrt,
oaB Die iSran6uieli eincn @ro6cn
norolidl POM Siigel ocs Spten Wfan.
mes erobertcn bel mel1er 8cleeenheit
53 8efongene gcntndt murocn, iDdb.
reno Die Seutidcn gleid5eitig aus Ell
nem 8raben iiiolid) bon 9aiiianp ge.
norfen iDltrOen SariS fiigt ald) bin
6lI. oab Die ,Sran5olen etnen erniten
slngriff in ben Gogeien abtpieien.
GebensmittelidJiffc benz llnteraanae
gemeibt
II tterb a nj, I. 0foi. Scr
&apltdn ocS hoadnbiid)cn Sfiffcs
gerfelitrom, oas om %. 9lpril in Der
gtoroiee pcricnft tpurbc. bat oein
9tielrnc 9lniteroa1id) Gourant cr-
fldrt, Der sSiibrer bes oeitti6en Sauf,
boots bobc ibm eeiogt, baB Die 0eltt-
i6cu oqc Sd)iffe icoer 9tationalit1t
81 pericllfen beabiiftiger, Die Nab-
rllnesmittel na6 Gnglnno brinacn.
gerlin berihtet amtlidl.
9erlin, 1. Wfai, orabtlos iiber
Sappiae. Sran5oiiihe 9lngriffc ouf
olc oel1tidlen Stellungen an oent Oft
Iiden 9lbbange bes toiigels pom 20
ten Wtnnne lmo an ben onitobcliben
9inien in Der @egellb bon Scr6un
mltrocn ipdbrcnb Der 9taht nad) Ieb-
baften @efe6ten a5getpieien, tpie pom
oclitihen Sailptquortier beridtet
miro. Ser Cert bcr @tcloung Ioittet
Die folgt:
~@eitlider &rieesi6auplas: Die
9riten boben nerIf)icocne 9lnariffe
auf 8ipcnfp en- Gobe1c obne @rfola
unternonlinen.
YNorOlih bon Der Sontmc ult6
norofpeitltdl bon Der Die parcn So
trouiaenf0mpfe fiir Die 9cliti6en err
folgreid.
pslm linfen llfer ser Wfuas nor6-
neitlidl Don &erbun griffcn itorfe
frorl50iiidle 9lbteilungen geItern
9lbenb Die belitifen SteQungen an
Siigel bonn Soten Wanne unb onito-
benben Stellirngen bis gum norbpeit-
iihen Seile be5 gSaI0cs pon Gaitret-
tes an. gtad bieigem @efe6te nurbe
Der slngriff 5uriidgcidlogen
rslm red,ten llier bes isluiies ipur-
DC ein Seriuh geniaft, norblpeitli9
uon Der 6orm bon Sbiaunlont por5ll-
oringcn i6lug ie0oh febl.
Gin beutiher 6lieger, Der iiber
&eroun freii5te, peripidclte orei @eg-
ner IN einen &f uno idob einen
berab.
YOeitliner &riessi1auplos: Glib
lid pom HnrocS See nuroei1 m1breno
Der 9faht bier fDeitere rliiiiihe 8e-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-01
Snblin seigt Oentlid)e
Spnrcn Der bfitigcu
admpfc.
11cbcr 500 8efansenc barren ibrcs
Sdlidials.
,5riidle Sploaten gcacn ibre ganos.
lente nnfs bod)itc crbittert.
Ct. Stepben's Green, bas Soampt.
aunrticr, perObet.
&euOlfernns 0nblins hattie idliusrcn
Yiangel an Habrnng selittcn.

Su5liii, iibcr Qonoon, /. Ntai.
Sic &cbellen iinb ocm 8cilpiel ibrcr
iSiibrer gcfolqt uno gcben 5ll, BOB Die
So6e Ger irii6en Hcpublif oerloren
lit, inoem lie Die 0affen nie0erlcgcn
um ,Siibe bes Gnrnea- -Scnfnlals in
Sodpille uno ii6 bcn britii6cn
Srilppen ergcben. Gtfpa 450 pon
inner, oie icit Nontag in Sieicm
,3entrinm oes slufruhrs gef6nipft
hattcn, pcrlicbcn ibrc bcfcltigten
Steliingen inter fpetBer sSlnggc mo
crgaben iih @iniae llnueri0bllihe
i6oiien aus Dem Sirterbolt auf III
dlern rnl6 unoeren perbnrgenen
Yldsen.
Sdlo 6arauf fam Gin SelItnaut Der
9fcbcaen in einer arasgrilnen llni-
form unn nit ciner peiSen iSlaagc
inter @sforte pnn 5ebn Vinnn aus
Dem Goiilltn @teoth on Inn lid] pou
Der @abrbeit bes @eriid)ts BON aage-
meiner Grgcbung jr iiber5elgcil
Die @eiellidldft begnb lid uadl Dem
Sd)loiie, mo tic BON St. s. Scarce.
scr 5lim propiloriiden Grdiio,atcn
Der iriithcn &epublif eruannt lporbcn
mar, erfubr, baB oic Hegieruna 5ll-
iammengebro6cn lei GS fpuroc oa5ii
geroocn, bcn peitcren @i0eritano
oiiisnaebeir. Ger 9eittnant lmo icine
G*forte bcgab iidl oamn in Ole lGnb-
liben Siitriftc. nm Die bortigen &c
bellen 5ur gtiebcrlegllng Der @affen
sii beipegcn.
Ssarncs Gonnollp, eincr Der Glib
rer oes glitfitanbes, ion nls 8efuuge.
ncr pertpunbct I'M S6loiie liegeli.
Ter anmpf mar Elm idlwercr.
Gin Gertretcr Der 9Iii 8reiie bat
Die aon5c &an1pf5onc beirdt Gie
gerfpiiitilug nno 3eritorrng oeigtcl,
mic Idfpcr oic Sample geIpeien pn-
rem. 9luf Dem @eae pom Saupt-
QUARTER nahe Dem Ginganec 5lm
8boenir Yarf OH 9torth Circular
Hooo uno 5um 5Sonr Courts Siitrift
5eigte es iih, oo6 iebes sScniter i'll
oem @erihtsgeb6iiOe 5ettrii,Iuert
ipor. 0ie &ebellen batten bas @c-
b1uoe eine @ohe lang gebaltcn.
8ertpolle iuriitii1e @itdler lmo .Ro-
bcIn noren sur Sarrifaoieriing her
,Senitcr perpenoct morocn. iino pom
bier aus id)oiieu Die &ebellen iunaui-
horlid, 3og uno 9taft uno ipllrben
anA ibrericits beidoiien, bis iic iid)
idlieblith genotigt iaben, oas &c
bduoe All rGrmen. Die SGiller Der
ltmscbima aeisten sleid,folls Die
Spnren bcs 6antpfes. ginigc pom
ibncn poren nit oiden cifeuen
VIanfen pernugelt. ole Sd]ieBlodler
,eigten
Seute limo Die Straben nit Teil.
aieriaen gefiillt, Die frob fporen, iidl
nnf ibrer lnnger detention iplroer
frei bepegen 5il fonnen Sic marcn
ioeelana in ihren Souiern ieoer
NohriIng beraubt gefpeien, bis eic
geboroen 8orfebriinger getroffen
batten. Sest limo grobe 8orr1tc ben
Hobrungsmitteln norbnnoen. Die
Gitp Saa mar eiuiee Saee lang BON
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-01

iuHtpft UHituI uun UpUUH HCTuDNt=
idluiien. 3ie Sniaiien Der Nfaidline
iunrcn tot.
y%on Der Srunt i'm Citen nnb i'm
Snlfnn lit nidDts III melSen".
Sritemoampfer uerienft.
Sonbun, 1. Wai. Der britiifle
Sampfer Gin of Enfnom, Elm SdDiii
bon 1869 Sunnen, in @lasaum III
Sanie, lit perienft mproeu.
Earis beridltet amtlidl.
Saris, I. Moi. 9eutihe Srl.p.
pen Ill 0idhten Naiien haben p1brcno
Der 9tad)t einen beftigen 9lllgriff nuf
Stelllngen genadt, Die bon ben
5Sran5oien norolidl bonn 6iigel Des
Soten Waines erobert poroen no.
rem. Ser Slngriff tpuroe icood1 BON
Den 6ran5oien abgeid)lagen, pie ollit-
lid gcinelbet miro. Die 9el1tidlen
iollen bel oieier 9elegenbeit ic5fpere
Terlitltc erlitten baben. Ger Sert
Der .Vfcloling lolttet lDie folgt:
vHa6 einem bcftigcn 9onbaroe.
ment meItliG bon Der 0taas hat Der
SSeino geltern 9lbeno cinen heitioen
glngriff in oi6tcn Jprmationen ouf
Die 8rnben gentad]t, Die mir rorolib
bonn Siigel oes Soten 0tannes qe=
nommen botten llnier fon5entriertes
,Scuer bradte ocm Seinbc cnorne
Scrlllite ein ull0 alle glngriffe Der
9ellti6en brad)en 5lilunlnen.
,9torolih Don Gunliers uuroen
Inn oieielbe 3eit 5tpei beutihe @e-
gennnsriffe aif BEN @raben gemod]t,
Den mir am Gage 3llpor erobert bot.
ten. sud lie Durben abgei6llgen.
Gin oritter Serilh on oieier Stcae
hattie dllr 6olgc, oaB Der SSeino in I'm.
icrcn 9inien Sub fabte. gr tonnte
iid) leooh niGt bebnupten itno lpilroe
unter i6meren @erlliiten pertriabcn.
Gin beftigcs lmb ioraeiestes9om-
boroemeilt bat bel DEM t6iigel 9fo.
304 uno in Der 8egenb bon Saur
itattgefunoen. Sm @oepre 9iitrift
perlief Die 9ta6t ritbig.
ygSGbrelo ser 9todt pom %. gum
80. Spril iparfen fran5oiiidbc sSlieger
5ablrcid)e 9unlben ouf Die 9abnita,
tion uno Die Nagn5ine bel Scbaito-
pol, iiioli6 bon Sbioucourt, cbenio-
mie auf Die 9obnlinie bel Gtain, olf
gipoliafs bel Spincourt uno aitf Die
@abnitution bel glprcmont, ,Srano
Ere, 9baQerallgc llno Geu5ieres.
2onooner Stimmnnssbilo.
Sonoon, 1. Iai. 9ie sSran5o.
len boben auf beioenSeiten DER Waos
Die Sffeiliioe ergriffen uno oertreiben
iest Die 5eutiden aus einiaen Ser
BON ibnen fiir5lit eroberten Sdliisen.
grdben, pie aus Toris geneloet miro
Selbit Der gcridt Der oeiitifen
9eeresleitling gibt Die Moht Der
fran5oiiiden Offeniipe au, penn er
meloet, ooB itarfe feirblide 3ruppen-
teile Die oeutiden steuungen beim
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-01

Die ein5ise fdsrio6e oe,,f.
f6e Seiti,ns in 2ai6iaan.
tper6e sic 9eperoben Ger
an. YreHe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-01

teOrtfssune bon eeits s.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
PIMPLy? WELL, DON'T Be-!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them OF
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not cmharrass YOU
much longer It YOU get q package OF Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets The skim
should begin to clear after You have
taken the tablets q few nights
Cleanse the blood the bowels and the
liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets,
the successful substitute for caloucl
there's never any sickness or pain after
taking them,
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomcl does. and Just as clicy.
lively hut their action is gentle and
safe instead oi severe and irritating
No ono who takes Olive Tablet, is
ever cursed with "a dark brown TASTE"
a bad breath a dull li,llc,S, "nu gccd'
feeling constipation torpid liver bad
disposition or plmply face.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are 4
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil YOU will know them hy thcii
Olive color
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
ticn,S afflicted with liver and howell
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result
Take orc or two nightly for 4 week.
See how much better vou feel and look.
l0c and 25c per box, An druggist
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's recipe to
bring back color, youth
fulnesS and luStre-
Everybody is using
it again.

rav halr however handsome de
note, advancing age We an know the
advantages ~ youthful appearance
\m HAIR 's your ,ham T. make, or
mar. 'nc Nrr When It fades. turns
raN and look, ,lrcakcd, lust few ap
WI.ulnn of Sage Tea aud sulphur cu
hJn.c, ~, appearance q hundred fold
Don't sta, gray Look Young Either
prepare the recipe at home or get from
and drug store SO.ccut bottle OF
'Nvc'h's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" which IS merely the old.timc
recipe improved hy the addition ot
other ingredients Thousands oi folks
recommend th,, read, .to.u,c prepare
unn because n darkcn, the hair beau.
uiullN beside, mo one ,an possibly tell
a. u darken, 40 naturally and evenly
y uu muhlCu "a sponge at soft htush
with lt drawing this through the halr.
taking ou" small strand At time. By
morning Nh, gray hair disappears; after
another application or two. its natural
color ls restored and It becomes thick.
glossy and lu,ltuu,, and vuu appeal
wears Younger
N,clh, Sage and sulphur Com.
pound 3, delightful toilet rcuui,lt.
II 3, mot intended lur lhc cure mi,iga
.cfun ur prevention vt disease ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02

discovered vegetable compound that does
the work Of dangerous, sckenlng calomel and |
want every reader OF this paper to try bottle
and if it doesn't sraighten yon up better and
quicker than saliyat,ng calomc just 60 back to
the store and get your money.
guarantee that one spoonful OF Dolsohs
Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work
and clean your thirty feet OF bowels OF the sour
bile and constipation poison which Is cIoGgng
your system and making YOU feel mstrabIc
guarantee that one spoonful OF this harmless
liquid liver medicine will relieve the headache bd.
ousncss, coated tongue, aguc, malaria, sour Ston-
ach or any other distress caused by a torpid liver
as quickly as a dose of vile nauscatlng caomcI
besides it will not make YOU sick or keep YOU from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
VETERAN TRAIN R0BBER
IS DECLARED GUILTY

MONTGOMERY. Ma Noy ,
rw / Mckee. alleged 10y the govern
mcu' ro have been 4 member ot the So
called Morrison gang OF train rob
ncr,. was found guilty IN verdict re.
turned in federal court here last night
o' having participated in the robbery ot
@ lou,,ylc 4 Nashville train al
Drccu,llc. Ala. July ~. l9l5. Mckee
viii be sentenced tomorrow morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
Negro on Rampage;
-Four Are Wounded

NEW ORLEANS, Nov Cornc.
hu, Williams, negro, ,ald by the
police to have hccn under tho influence
OF a drug, tonight broke away from Pa.
lr,lmau lame, Grips, who had arrest
ed him. shot the policeman in The LETT
lex and opened ire on group ol White
ISLANDERS. woundlng woman and
two boys The negro escaped Those
wounded besides Grips were Mrs Rob-
ert Mc\llan. Liberty Miss. Mckinley
William, and Jules llirstuS, both ol
New Orleans The iour persons received
only flesh wounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
Motor Shipping
Records Broken

NFW YORK N0i , sMnmcm. n
lg5lo carloads of automobile, from
American actorlc, no October mi, year
set new record lor tina, month. a.,
vurdwg 90 a report lo the board ol di
rector, cot the National \u,umo'T
Chamber ct Oommgr,c today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
HIyT0j:RjYBITS

One Hundred Years Ago Today
lSln The spirited campaign for the
r~a. 'lcu,y. between lame, Monroe ut
Virginia and Rulu, kwe Of New York.
cutcrcd upon ll, final week
Seventy Five Years Ago Today
1871 The Atghau,. lcd b1 Nkbar
Khan. rc,oltcd and murdered many OF
the British 10 tabul
Fifty Years Ago To-day
1900 Austria observed the Ccntcu
mM anniversary of the iamuu, Field
Marshal Radclks
Twenty-Five Years Ago To-day
lSyl The Southern State, c>pu,r
llon opened at August, Ga
One Year Ago Today IN the Wal
Nul - lpli -Gfcdt Britain gave
conduct ot the war into hand, o. small
cabinet committee, British arm, m
France and Belgium reported 10 mum
bcr nearly 100000 men
Our Dailv Birthday Party
Or Ndua W leonard, one ~ the
new bishops of the Methodist Episco.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02
TO THE WIFE OF
ONE WHO DRINKS

] have an important confidential m.s
saGe for you, II viii come In a plain en-
NeIops, How to conquer tho lIuiior hnbi,
In ) dAye aud make home happy Wonder
ful safe. lasting. reliable, inexpensive
method guaranteed Write Ia Edw J
- Elbow this 10 Others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-02

"Elcclorll vote, essential 'o DhnN
2nn
"Wc rr-1,ct that Mr. Hughes VIII
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-06-23
Liked Our Country

Fred E. Hadley of the Whine.
bago Enterprise who made a talk
at the Northern Minnesota Develop.
ment Association meeting in Hib-
bling two weeks ago on The
Minnesota Spirit" made a distinct
hit and did much towards the
elimination of the line between
Northern and Southern Minnesota
and the sectional prejudices.
On his return home Mr.. Hadley
said several very nice things about
our country in his paper and we
wish to thank him for them. In
closing his article, Mr.. Hadley
said:
Don't imagine for a minute
that the pioneer days are all over
with. They are pioneering right
today in Northern Minnesota in q
farming way. The country is
being developed, slowly but surely,
and some day it will furnish homes
for untold millions of people. 1t
is bound to be good farming dis
trict when developed, as the soil is
good and the rainfall is ample.
1t seems to the writer that we
should all take a great pride in
Northern Minnesota and do all
that we can to hasten its develop
ment, for the sooner that develop
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-06-23
BOY BROWNS
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Jeffrey Meets Death in
Fall Lake.

The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Jeffrey and family of
Winton were shocked Monday eve
ming when it was learned that their
seven year old son, Merton Eldon,
had met death by drowning near
their home at Fall Lake.
It seems that after dinner the
young man had gone out and was
not missed until late in the after
noon when a search was instituted
among the neighboring children
without success. His body was
later discovered in six feet of water
near the dock adjoining the Jeffrey
home and it is presumed he had
fallen in sometime during the after
noon.
The remains we're brought to the
Laing undertaking parlors here and
prepared for burial. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon
from the M. E. church at Winton
and was largely attended. Rev. B.
E. Williams conducted the services.
Thesympathy of a host of friends
goes out to the bereaved family.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-06-23
ELY WINS FIRST
Takes Gilbert Into Camp on a
Score Of s to 5

The first game to be played on
the newly completed ball field took
place Sunday between the Gilbert
and Ely teams and resulted in a
victory for Ely on a score of E to S.
West was in the box for the
locals and did excellent work. His
control was good and on several
occasions pulled himself from sew
eral tight holes. The support ac-
corded West was of the best. The
Ely boys did some heavy hitting
and found Green the Gilbert twirler
for several hard blows. The team
stacked up like winners from the
first.
Gilbert has a good team and al
though handicapped by the lateness
in their arrival, the team having
come up in cars, put up an excel
lent game. Green, an ex-league
twirler pitched an excellent game
although hit quite hard on several
occasions.
Next Sunday, Two Harbors will
be here and go up against the local
boys.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-06-23

ium and various county institu.
tons who were properly continu-
ing the cure at home and reporting
to their family physician fol
observation. They also found q
number of graduates attending tc
their regular occupations and set.
ting good examples at home as a
result of the habits learned while
in the Sanatorium.
Except in the three large cities,
where all cases not at institutions
are supervised by visiting nurses,
tuberculosis patients are very in
adequately cared for and are often
endangering friends and neighbors
In fact last year there were 2231
deaths from tuberculosis; 1907 OF
these were outside the three large
cities and only 705 or 81 per cent
of the 1907 were reported as cases
prior to death. The people of
Hennepin, Ramsey, and St. Louis
Counties apparently take full adj
vantage not only of their local
institutions but of the State Sani-
torium as well.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-06-23
DROWNING VICTIM
WInton Citizen Meets Death m
Fall Lake.

Sunday while Mr.. and Mrs. Aate
Neimi, their children and another
man of Winton were on a yachting
trip up Fall Lake the boat struck
"dead-head" and at once turned
over precipitating the whole party
into the water. Mrs. Neimi with
rare presence of mind, retained her
hold on the baby and placing the
same on her breast kept afoat until
help arrived. The other child,
aged six years, grabbed the boat
and was also rescued. Mr.. Neimi,
who seems to have been stunned by
the sudden impact, sank at once
while the other passenger was
rescued by Carl Olson who was in
the vicinity with his boat, and
who also picked up the two child
rem aid Mrs. Neimi.
Mr.. Neimi was 81 years of age
and prominent business man of
Winton. He has resided there
for several years and had many
friends who are shocked over his
tragic death. The funeral took
place at Winton Wednesday and
was in charge of the Moose order
of this city of which he was a
member.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-06-23
NOT WANTED HERE
vermiIion Range Will Not Tolerate |. w. W.
Agitators and Will Keep Them
Out If Possible.
City Council Passes Resolution tuesday
Evening Prohibiting Parades and
Street Speaking.

Imported agitators of the dynam-
iting, numbering band known as
the I. w. w. I Won't Work }
party are not getting very far with
their strike performances on the
Mesaba range owing to their inabil-
ity to get the contented miners to
quit work or to even donate the
initiation fees required to become
members of the organization. This
lack of donation, is what is hurt
ing the agitator and the entire diff
ficulty will be done away with as
soon as the laborer fails to come
across with the 49,. so demanded.
The whole trouble was started by
a man working at the St. James
mine at Aurora who was member
of the anarchist bunch. This fell
low was making excellent wages
but was not satisfied in seeing
everything going smoothly and be-
gan to sow discomfort among those
who would listen to him. He de-
handed that the men strike before
the company was aware that any
differences with the men had arisen.
His talks had the result of getting
lot of followers at Aurora and
Biwabik and these places have been
tied up considerably since. Lead
ers of the 1 Work Workers !"
were sent for and an effort made to
get miners of the other towns to
join in the movement, tie up the
mining industry and incidentally"
to get all to join the bunch at 81. so
and $500 per with dues at SO cents
per month. Eve1eth and Virginia
gave them them the cold shoulder
and only few were secured in the
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To Sell Soon

Twelve teams of horses and
seven automobiles are for sale at
Chisholm, the property of Uncle
Sam and confscated by Indian
agents during the raids into dry
territory.
The automobiles are of every
make from the tin lizzie" to the
big touring cars. There are some
Fords also.
The horses are small and big and
of every color. In the coral is one
team that was confscated by the
agents three times before it finally
became the permanent property of
the Indian agents.
The United States government
agent will hold an auction sale at
a near date.
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Sunday morning while Steve
Barich of the Ely Hardware Com
pany and Clifford Nef were taking
a motorcycle trip in the country
the machine collided with a team
being driven by Math Kapsch and
family on their way to the farm
near the cemetery. Barich who
was driving the machine received
several bad cuts on the head be-
sides being otherwise badly shook
up. Neff was unframed. The
accident happened while the team
was turning off the road and while
the motorcycle was trying to pass.
The jaw of the horse struck Barich.
He was taken to the Shipman
Hospital where his head was dress
ed and from where he was able to
return to his home Monday.
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Loses a Horse

Sunday morning early while a
rig from the Dinsmore Livery was
returning to the city from Winton
it collided with an automobile
driven by Albin Ola going in the
opposite direction. The machine
struck the horse in the breast and
injured the animal in such manner
that it had to be shot. Ola admit
ted he was to blame having become
confused and turning the machine
to the wrong side.
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ment is brought about the better it
will be for the state as whole.
A broader outlook is needed. The
people up there need our help.
Let's give it to them! They are
our fellow citizens of one of the
best and greatest states in the
union, and our assistance should
be theirs for the asking. We
found very friendly feeling for
Southern Minnesota, and all that
silly rot of sectional prejudice is
being rapidly swept away. A bet
ter day is about to dawn for all of
Minnesota.
you hear a good deal these
days about seeing America first.
1t is good and timely advice. and
we would suggest that you start in
by seeing Minnesota first of all.
We have wonderful state here
and but few fully realize just how
wonderful it is and just what i'm
mense resources we possess. ;"