davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-11-16
Rosedales Roll Good Set.

The Rosedales got good set in the
Columbia League. rolling $50. 514 and
544. They made a clean sweep, defeat
ing the Webers rather easily. McCar-
thy got the best scores Of the players,
standing next to vaeth in individual
work. Mccarthy toppled 121. 12s and
124 pins for total of 374.
The scores of last nights matches:
Evening star., 1916-11-16
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Evening star., 1916-11-16

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t2a- sd.
Evening star., 1916-11-16

Oakland, Cal. reports that the club
there is after Cutshaw and Jimmy
Johnston of the Dodgers. From the
way Cutshaw played in the world Sc
ries. Brooklyn fans will shed no tears
IL he leaves the Dodgers.
But Johnston is TOO good A PLAYER
not to be retained. and Brooklyn, II it
had such intention. would not be able
to get waivers on this great out
fielder and hitter.
Evening star., 1916-11-16

Despite the high wind which swept the
Columbia course Tuesday. Fred Mcleod
was around in ~. His puts were going
down and this explains the low score
Evening star., 1916-11-16
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY puCKp1N LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL DuckPIN LEAGUE.
SPECIAL MATCH.
NATIONAL CAPITAL DucKPIN LEAGUE.

Totals. $50 472 4s1 Totals. 1913 ASS 49,
Evening star., 1916-11-16

A sanction for a ten-mile run has
been issued BY the South Atlantic Asso-
ciation of the Amateur Athletic Union
to the Carroll Institute, to be held Sat-
urday, December 16. The event will
be open to all registered athletes.
Evening star., 1916-11-16

Being barred from amateur golf has
seemingly made no difference to Francis
Ouimet business man. The firm OF
Ouinet & Sullivan was recently forced to
move TO larger quarters to accommodate
their increasing business
Evening star., 1916-11-16

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Evening star., 1916-11-16
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Evening star., 1916-11-16

William Comedian. the course architect
from Canoe Brook, n. j.. arrived in
Washington yesterday from Detroit
where he has been working on the De-
troit Country Club course. the scene Of
last years amateur ampionship He
will work on the Columbia course for
| the next few days 1t is possible that
some of the improvements which were
| proposed for next year at Columbia will
| be gotten under way this year
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L.okdIes.
gng ser staStbaae.

eSn Der lesten Sisurg lpuroe
WfaDor 8rotpn bon ben &ommiIId=
rem autoriiiert, oen 25. Mar5, an
Dem oas eroBe itaotiide &inoerfeit
~obgebalten miro. als Seiertag fir
Die Staot Sm Mntonio 3u proflo=
mieren.
Die San Antonio Traction 90.
reidte eine Betition Elm, in ser tie
Inn Die @rlaubnis nadInht, cine
5traBe bon Der @ooiebelt @pe. nod
Der itdotilde1 Sterilization an Ser
Conception 2aftoitraBe eroffnen 5u
oiirfen. 9ie &ompagnie erbietet itd,
ale notigen @r6eitert, einen ianitd=
rem @6fluBfanaI eitgeidloiien, a1f
eigene Soften ausfiibren at laiien.
Dieler antrag muroe gu meiterer
8erotnng porIalifie 5uriidgelegt.
Ser &ontraft fir oie grbannng
oes fanit1ren 4bfluBfanals an ser
5outh Stores StraBe tullroe ser
6irtna gloer gros. iibertragen. Oie
Soften oafiir iino allf $2.694.25
neruni6lagt. - Das bon Der Sirnta
&iibmore & @oipoD an ser &lltm
SfraBe geIegte StraBenpfIoiter wlir-
De nf5eptiert.
Gin ION Der @aIlerfDerf &on1=
pagnie eingereifter Blan fir oie
grl9affung elmer Mooition onf oemf
ibr geborigerL 5tuiiden Giper abe.
un0 Dem @radenrioge Earf lieger1=
Dem 9errnin mlroe Der @elenlfaf
uuf Irtrag bon aommiiiar 2ambert
bebufs beiierer Muslegung Ser Der
fbieoenen 8anite1en 5uriifgegeben.
- Gommiiiar &earnep puroe beauf=
tragt, iid nit Den geonnten ser
aranias IaB gabn in 8~erbinoung
81 ieBen uno Die Mnlage zines
gabniibergangs our1 ben cine Ser
binoung Der Sierra Cruz nit ser
Mgarita StraBe ~bergeitelt fperoen
ioa, gu beipre6en. s.. gonbam bat
iid In per bon ibn o~ieierbalb am
Montag eingerei9ten Getition erbo-
Ten. ale Soften oafiir 5ll beItreiten.
Cine Getition bon Meranoer.
8alton, Stltrmiuaiier bon ieinem
Gigentum in eillem offenen @raben
onrb ben Wobnfe garf nad Dem
Son artonio 5luiie Ieiten 5u oiir=
Ten lunroe 5uriifgemieiem - Die
Mns5oblung BON $25f.40 an s. g..
Smitb fir Iusfiibruna idriftIider
Nrbeiten in einem bon Ser Staot.
getitbrten Tro5eiie, turroe angeoro
net.
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Grtit Yrtde fit seras: Trttae "a. Mdr5 1915.
nerid)ieoelle ousldnoilde @efielfur,

heridieoe1e onsldnoii6e 8e6lelfur,
lie fonnten normaliiiert tperoen.
Cine ~erlogene 9epei6e oes ,SeSn-
ternational gfens Serpice" aus go,
ris bebauptet, Der 9erliner 9nnfier
8lei6roeoer babe oellti1 omerifo=
nil6e 8anfiers oabon IN &enltnis
geiebt, ooB Der oeutlde aaiier Re.
reit lei, iiber oen 5rieoen allf @rlnnO
folgenoer Seltimmungen gu perban-
oeln: 9eutldlano giebt GllaB=
2otbringen 5uriif uno erbalt oofir
Wfooagasfor ooer irgeno cine an
oere fran5oiiide &oIonie. 3uBlono
erbalt aonitantinopel, lotpie elm
8roteftorat iiber Sic Siirfei nno
tritt onfur 3olen ab, bns Dentlf=
lano nno SeIterrei9 inter chamber
teilen. Observation-Disclosures ner-
ben nid)f ge5oblt. @abridein[id
bot iid Semano nit oieien ySoroe-
rlilgenu einen folilen 8iB maiden
tuollen, ober 9leidroeoer it's qofts
gefptB ntdt gefpelen.
Tie bemhmrg amerifaniidlen
Eailagier 0ampfer yGrins Moaf-
bert" nnb uarDnprinseiiin Gaeilien.
Die at gnfana bes &rieses uun sen
G%nelaabern in Salmolt6 6eidllaa=
nabmt iunrben, iinb bonn BriIenne=
ridDt ftr Griien crfldrt moroen. Dit
anoern 8orten, sic Gnslanoer ba-
ben tie iebt f~pnfissiert.
Cine angeblide 0epeidle olts Ga.
lo1ifi, Die iibcr Som fontmt, mel
Get, Der bnlaaril6e Observation-Disclosures
lei an Der ma5eooniifen Jront
elngetroffen. Sc peroe cine anae=
meme Sffeniipe Ser 0eltIhen, Se=
iterreiHer, Siirfen lllo 9nlaaren
IN europa ltno 9(fien porberpitet.-
Die 9ahri6t flingt groBartig. mir
furften aber, tie lit au6 geloael1.
Die idiDeoiiden Go5ialiitenfiibrer
9ogluno, Olielllnb uno Seoon 5ino
llnter Der @nflage oes Sod)perrats
perboftet moroerl. Sic ionen in Ell
ner So5laliitelfonferen5 einen Be-
lblnB sur Mnnabme eebrabt baben,
nod Dem eilt @~eneralitreif uao cine
Hepollttion III Seene eelebt iperoell
loaten, penn Sdmeoen iih an benz
arieg beteiliee.
Nus @ien miro gemeloet. Chine
len IN Sbanebai bdtten ungefdbr
100000 fir oie oiterrei6ilde
&riegsanleibe n%nteraeidlnet.
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tifer, ionic fir sodparitanoige III
Der Mildmirtl6aft, 8iologie, Me=
9onif, Gleftri5itat ulp. abgebal-
ten.
Soiepb 9eter Zimmerman.
Der fleine Sobn bon Soc 3immer=
mann, Ser am Mitfnob in einer
4eiiel fodenoen 8aIIers gefoGen
n1t0 iiber ltno iiber berbriibt tuar,
erlag int itaotiihen @oipital ieinen
&erlebungen.
Die Witelieoer bon u8oit 9"
Der ySrabeIers 8rotectibe Iiiocia-
ton" tperoen tire Unique grtrapa-
ean5a" am Sreitag nnb Sonnabeno
int groBen Sperrtbanle sur Muffiib-
r1ifg bringen.
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NIrerIef.

Die 8ltn6esregierltna lieB naf
9lntraa Der Militarheborocn ca. IS
orabtloie SeIegrapben Gtntinfen,
nelhe BribatperIonen geboref1, III
Der Staof mo Der naberen unlae-
buna nieoerreiBen. IS Ioaen lih
pertpolle Mpparate oarlllter befin-
ben, NIT oerien 9epeidell auf 500
bis 600 Meilen perianot meroeh
fonnen. GinesteiIs por Oieles gor=
geben ~peranlaBt, neil oie 9eute ourd)
ibr Ga5mii den=2 natlden oen milf
tariiden Gepeidenoienit itarf be-
eintradtigtelt, teilipeile icgar qur;s
linmoglih mad]ferL moernteiIs mcil
man nift muBte, Of iif inter ben
Stationsbeiibern nibt giaorSellte
Oefalloeil, Die Gnrt Muffangen Der
9epeidlen Die aan5e expedition liaf
Neriro iauloriib MAIDEN fonntell.
Der Grllggiit Efeifer bat 5lpei
Stlagen gegen Die Gtaot San Mn-
tonic ei1tgereidt. Sll ser einen for
oert er $4,000 Gntldaoigung fir
Drogiien, Die ibrn infolge Der grfuei-
terlng Der 8eit=gommerce StraBe
ruiniert muroen. Slayer fiibrt an,
Dab or feline 9roguen mno Gbemifas
lien in Den Setter leiner 4potbefe
gebradt babe, nadoem ibm leitens
Der Sta0t Die 8eriiderung geaeben
1ulroe, Dab nid)ts beihaoiat meroen
ipiiroe. Spater babe Die Gfaot Damn
0as StraBenpflnitcr uno ole Geiten-
lpegc oufreiBen Iaiien uno ourd) eli
1len ltarfen Heeen Iei @aiier in BEN
SseIler geornngen uno babe Ieine
9roglien total peroorben. ssn ser
5fpcitcn Glaae perlangt SEER Ifeifer
$1,000 fir Die @eid1oiguna ieines
sllitomobils, oas Dor ieirer Mpotbefe
ltano uno BON einem itaotiIhen
N~aIlerluagen an9erempeIt nno Itarf
b~eidJaoigt puroe.
Ger bon bier nad} Dem Horoeit
gebenoe erpreB5ug Der s. & g.
q. gabn, Der oSunlbine Special1
bat leiile Sabr5eit bis mad Mem-
pbis, 5enn., Inn IS Mimuten reou-
5iert. Der 3ug, nelder San 4nto-
MO 9:15 pormittaes berI1Bt, miro
am nadblten Worgen in Memphis
nm 7::20, anitott pie bisber 1885,
eintreffen, 9aourd) lit ben galIo-
giereft @elegenbeif fir Before 3ug-
anld)liiile mad anoern @cgenoen qe.
geben.
Die Snues 'Id,en Gbeleutc. mel.
die lett lebten @erbit i'm bieiiqer
@oiinfD @efdnanis iiben un6 mad,
@eorgia tpegen @roBoiebItabl ans.
geIiefert meroen ioaen, meroen,
nadDoein ibr letter @ntraq bonn
Supreme @eridt suriifaemieie,t
1T, ibrcr Miisfiefernng feline mel.
teren IeGalen SinaerniIfe in Sen @ea
legen.
Sm 8unoesgebdu0e fperoen am
II. gpril graminationen fir goia-
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gieh.Iarft.

Gm antpnip, Ser, "a. 0adrs t9i6-
&iibe $500 bis $3.50.
adIber $3.50 bis $500.
SuIlen $4.65 bis $5.65.
Gdfen $4.75 bis $500.
ct. 0omis, "a. Nedrs 1916. Nin6s
bieb. Seras>Nieh. 1925 big $500.
Sdfpeine $500 unh $3.50.
5ante.
6hfpere pom ShInhter ......2 % gte.
9eihte Bun Ghlohter ........2 % gfs
Grin aeialaene ....s.,...t3h Ets
Jelle.
4ngornsSieaen. per gfo. ......10 Cts
anaora<3ieaeu. bef1doiet 8 Cts
Bolf uro Sn6s ..-........2 20 Cts
@elbe 8urseIn, 40c II. 45cs per &b0.
Squaib. $500 Der 8ulbel.
8riiiieler Sproiiep- &c per TfuHo.
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San sntoniu. Ser, "a. Isdrs 1926
Brime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. 10
9ents bet @nlone.
Neip yprf, "a. Mdr8. MGr5,
$1,000 nnb $10.95; Gpril, So 10 mo
sos 80, Mni, $40 81 nn6 $t0.87,
SUM. $10.75 un6 $1,000; scSuli,
$10.81; Mn9ult, $10.79 uno $1,000;
September, $10.64 uno S10.68, Gfbz
Der, 1854 nnb $9.67.
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SanbipicIem.

Stn pritten ssabr itebt nnier ainoden
l1n0 iprinat trob ariea in ialrd8enoem
@erauiiaen.
Sen aansen Sag fam ME BAG 3iinalein
ruhn;
Sod feiner mag bas uSonntaasldeins
der" riigen.
Srnat man's. po iebt benn an oie
SnfeIs linb:
Sic lino I'M &rieaI" 10 jdmettert es
aefhfpinb.
SSilngit fragt ib aud: ggBas tun lie
oenn i'm &riea2~
StadJoadte infer ainoden crit uno
idfpieg;
Sam ld)ien's. sur Mltiporf lei es Idon
imitanb'
llro luidtia rief es aus. Sic idpieIen
Sanbl~
Gin Bib mol mo bag ainb I'M a6pfden
huben,
gie oelrtide arieaer iteb'n i'm Gdiibens
qrdben.
9SatoipieIen" auf Dem totumbrauitei1
@liidIelae &inbermeitl
Wein Sim. nieltalieHo yihpielen" ridlt
mebr San6,
Sic rnh'n i'm Sano. fiir's @nz
ferlnfol
Sriebrid @. Studs,
4. ct. i'm Nellie.
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@abl Yin5etgen.

an Die 8iiraer bon Gan gntonio.
SD made hermit b%efannf, oaB ih ein
&nnoioat fir bas Imt bes Roliseiz uno
Seier : Gonmifidrs bin nno eriiide Sic
nm Sbre lIiteritiibung BEL Der gSah[ an
l.. apriI.
@. q. gubin.
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9iernit fiinbige id mid als aanSiSat
fir bag amt bes SeuerS uno &olisei@
9onlmiildrs. bas ourh Die Defamation
bes I6tb. Ilbert Stebes nafant oefuors
ben it, bel Der beboritebenoen bon Den
aommilidren dn9elebten Spe5ioIpahI
an nno fitde Die 1tnterifiibnng Der
StiInm9eber bon Gan Antonio mad.
H6il @ria9t.
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WentMfe.

&artoffeln, California. $3.50 golo<
rabo. $3.50.
SiiBe AortoffeIn, Qouiliana. $1.75.
3fpiebeln, Gal. $500 u. 1925 per
100 Rfunb.
Somaten Seras, 6 aorbe, $2.75.
gobnen, CALIFORNIA 8dpons, $3.50;
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; Nabp,
1928; 8lad gbes. 1925.
8lumenfobl, $500 II. 1926 fir IL
Stiid.
Selerie, 81 IL $1.10.
Ofra. $3.50 fir elm 8uibeI.
Gierpflau5en. $1.20 per Bu5d5eL
Spinat, SC per Yhtno.
Reterlilie. 40c per @bo.< 8iinSeI.
@rniier Efeffer. Serns. 15c per Hfb.
aohl, $500 per Crate.
9aoiesden. 30e II. 35c fir Elm 9tb.-
8inoeI.
8eeten, Acc per 9bo. sgiinbeI.
&opfialnt. 1915 per Crate.
ReerrettigsB urseIn, per Bfo. t2he-
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Garefs8eriabt
NamnlmpQe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sal Nntonio, Ger, liz Gts.
@nlneiton, aeitern. 1886 Gents.
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@6tl @ris9t.

S6 fiinoige mid hermit ais 4onois
bat fir oas Gmt BEG Seilerz ltno 8oIis
3et : 9onlmiIdrs bel Der 6eborItebeu>
ben Spesiallpabl ON uno crude oie
S~tinnngeber bon Gan Nntonio nm i6re
llnteritiibula.
&pbert =. itbr.
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Ans Merifo.

Die merifaniide Hegierung
madt befannt. oaB iie oas allsIteben-
De Gapiergelo anerfennen uno Bel
Der Wenaiseabe BON BapiergeIo elm
loien peroe. Sic teilt ferner nit,
es befanoen iih jett in Der Staats-
faIie AZ MiGionen Beios in So
piergelo, 10000 Beios in Silber,
$4,000 Beios in merifani5hem
@olo uno $4,000 in amerifaniid,enl
@elo. Der Yapierpelos ltebt sur
Belt allf 2A Gents. 5. +. fir einell
Silberpelos erb1It man 40 Yapier-
pefos 8abreno oes geltrigen Cages
bot man seitiueiie 81 B~apierpelos
fiir eilen S~ilberpelos erbalten.
Ser GoIarforIder, 2eutnant
Sir GrneIt $. Sbadleton 1T BON
leiner 6abrt nad Dem Siioliden Sis
ileer in Dem aultraliIden Sufen
Sponep uieoer eingetroffen. ueber
Dos @rgebnis leiner Geiie lit nod
ilid)ts befannt gemadlt.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
May BUILD "TEACHERAGE''
Alberta, Mimi, Considers Acceptance
Of Funds From Board to Construct
Home for Educators.

Alberta.-This city, which has one
Of the most efficient consolidated
schools in Minnesota, is considering
the acceptance of $4,000 from the
General Education board to assist in
building a $4,000 ''teacherage,' or
home for teachers. If it accepts the
offer, it will add $4,000 to the value
of its school property without increas-
ing the taxes.
Alberta, like practically all of the
consolidated school districts, faces the
problem of what has been called 1.-The
suitcase teacher" Teachers take po-
sitions in these districts and then be-
cause the school is in the country find
it difficult to obtain satisfactory &C
commodations. Consequently, on the
first call to some town school, they
move on.
1t was to remedy this difficulty that
President George E. Vincent of the
University of Minnesota persuaded
the general education board to set
aside several thousand dollars to aid
in building a teacherage in Minnesota.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
"WAR" FANS AT MINNEAPOLIS
First Regiment, Minnesota National
Guard, Wants To Be Federalized,
Colonel Luce Says.

Minneapolis, March S.-Minneapo-
lis is all "het" up about this war be-
tween Uncle Sam and Pancho Villa.
Doubters, including paciist congress-
men, should have attended the review
of the First Regiment, Minnesota
National guard, at the Armory. The
bleachers were full of "war" fans.
They hung to the rafters. They JAM
med the aisles, and then Colonel Luce
let them get down in the arena to find
seats on the field guns which line the
hall.
1t was the last mobilization of the
First regiment, the last review, &C.
cording to Colonel Luce, who declared
that within 80 days the regiment either
will be at the Mexican border on pa
troll duty or will have come under op-
Grafton of the national guard federal
ization act. He takes for granted it
will pass and he says that the militia
wants to be federalized.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06

before putting more food into the stom'
ach.
Girls and women with sallow skins.
liver spots, pimples or pallid complex
ions, also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
others who are bothered with head
aches, bilious spells, acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phos-
phated hot water drinking and are as
sured of very pronounced results in
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate costs very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
that just as soap and hot water
cleanses, purifies and freshens the skin
on the outside, so hot water and lime
stone phosphate act on the inside or
gans. We must always consider that
internal sanitation is vastly more i'm
portant than outside cleanliness, be-
cause the skin pores do not absorb
impurities into the blood, while the
bowel pores do.
Women who desire to enhance tho
beauty Of their complexion should just
try this for week and notice results.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
DEMENTED BANDIT ARRESTED
Points Empty Revolver at Mankato
Cashier and Demands $4,000
"Friend Of King Edwards"

Mankato. - A laboring man, sup
posedly demented, giving Dan Dono-
van as his name, and Norfolk, Neb.,
as his home, entered the German
American State bank here and de.
manded $4,000, which he said he had
on deposit there.
Cashier F. w. Darsow led him out
Of the bank and closed the door, but
he returned, drew a revolver and de-
manded his money. Darsow parleyed
with him while police officer, who
had been summoned, was arriving,
and in the meantime a group of spec
tators assembled and finally one of
these, Rudolph Ario, succeeded in dis
arming him. The weapon was found
to be not loaded.
Donovan was locked up and was to
be examined as to his sanity. He as
serts he is high sheriff" and has
large sums on deposit in different To-
cal banks. Some time ago he informed
one of the banks that King Edward
of England had authorized him to draw
on him for any amount
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
IN THE SPRING

Now is the time to bring to your aid
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Tin tablet or liquid form). This won
derful remedy helps to restore stom-
ach to it's natural health and strength
and to secure proper flow of the d.
gestive juices, good appetite and full
digestion OF the food you eat. It in
vigorates the liver, regulates the bow
els and puriies and enriches the blood.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry is absolutely free from alcohol and
injurious drugs. It's ingredients print
ed on wrapper. You can be certain it
is true blood-maker, tissue-builder,
and restorative nerve tonic and that
it will produce no evil after-effect.
Thousands-probably many of your
neighbors-are willing to recommend
Golden Medical Discovery" because
it has made them stronger in body.
brain and nerve.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
Seals Like United States.

There are in existence only tive. i'm
portant herds of fur seals, one of
which has its breeding grounds in the
Commander islands, belonging to Rus
STA, the ether in the Pribilof islands,
belonging to the United States. OF
these tho latter is much the larger.
The Pribilof islands are government
property, and thus it happens that
the United States government finds
itself the owner of by far the most
valuable herd of fur seals III the
world. This unique bit of property
has been a s"urce of much tribula-
Gon-as everybody knows.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
JUVENILE FARMERS VISIT "U''
More Than 500 Gopher State Boys and
Girls Are Guests at Agricultural
College in St. Paul.

St. Paul. - More than 500 Gopher
State boys and girls were to be guests
at the university farm, st. Paul, dur
ing the week of April to Z. J. P.
Sheay of Hutchinson was to be &C.
companied by forty juvenile farmers,
the largest delegation from any one
town.
Both work and play have been pro-
vided for the youngsters on their So
journ here. Ten courses of instruc-
ton for the boys and six for the girls
are offered.
Entertainment consists of sight-see-
ing trips about the Twin Cities, NOV
ing picture shows at the school audi
forum, and two amateur plays, The
Rural School" and Back to the
Farm"
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
CANvASSING BOARD MEETS
Allows Corrected Returns From Hub
bard County-Stevens' Defeats
Larson for Delegate.

st. Paul. - Frederick C. Stevens
nosed out o. J: Larson of Duluth for
the fourth place as delegate-at-large
to the Republican national convention
by FOL votes, according to official re-
turns just made by the state canvass
ing board. The board. allowed cor
rected returns from Hubbard county,
which added 100 votes to the total
polled by Mr.. Larson in that county.
The board, comprising julius A.
Schmahl, secretary of state, Calvin L.
Brown, chief justice of the supreme
court, Justice Albert Schaller, Judge
Willard L. Converse, South St. Paul,
and Judge Hugo Hanft, met at the
Capitol and went over the official re-
turns made by county auditors.
No other changes were made by the
board from figures already published.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
STATE BANKS SHOW
TREMENDOUS GAIN
DEPOSITS IN MINNESOTA lNSTl.
TUTIONs INCREASE $24,618,910
IN ONE YEAR.
TOTAL FUNDS $192,00o,0o0
Report Compiled by State Bank Ex-
amirer Shove Overdrafts Reduced
by ISL, 464-Seventy-nin New
Banks Now Doing Business.

St. Paul. 49, During the past year
deposits in state banks in Minnesota
increased $24,61S,91059. The net in
crease in assets is $26,9S4 ,160.05. The
total deposits of all kinds amount to
1912, Isl $685.. A report on the call
OF March 7 has been compiled by A.
H. Turrittin, superintendent of banks,
showing the condition of all the banks.
From March 4, 1915, to the day of the
call loans and discounts carried by
state banks increased $16,519, 1883,
while the oyerdrafts were reduced by
$51 ,464.04.
There were seventy-nine new state
banks started during the year, bring
ing the total to 977 now doing bust.
ness in Minnesota.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06
CHILDREN BURNED IN HOME
Three Gables Lose Lives When Girl
in Charge Leaves Them to
Summon Aid,

Caledonia. - Three children were
burned to death in their home in the
absence of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Carson, living on the Mime
sofa side Of the Red River, just
east of Caledonia, according to word
received here. Hot Goals dumped
close to the residence several hours
before fired the straw banking on the
side OF the house. A 12-year-old girl,
the daughter of a neighbor, left in
charge of the three babies. the Oldest
being only 6 years old, instead of res
cuing the children, ran to her home
to give the alarm. When she return
ed with rescuers the building was en-
tirely in flames and the three children
had been burned to death.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-04-06

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