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The Lake County times., 1906-07-26
Bismarck Forgave.

Bismarck could forgive. but he
wished to do it after proper solicita-
ton At the beginning of the Danish
war Field Marshal Wrangel, who was
at the head of the Prussian troops. was
exceedingly annoyed at one point to
be telegraphed not to advance farther.
and he returned a message telling
King William that these diplomatists
who spoil the most successful opera
tons deserve the gallows.n After that
Bismarck ignored him completely, and
one day they met at the kings table.
whore it was especially awkward to
preserve a coldness. Wrangel called
everybody "du." and presently he
turned to Bizaarck. who was seated
next him. and said. My son. canst
thou not forget?7 NO was the curt
reply. After a pause WrangeI began
again. My son. canst thou not for
give:" with all my heart" said Bis
marek, and the breach was healed.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26
Both rrospered In consequence.

Father-in-law - Extravaganza. ex-
travagance. You offer me fifteen
cent cigar, When l was your age
couldn't afford anything better than a
fiyer! Son-in-law (who has just got
a girl with a fortunel-Exactly other
wise I could not afford anything better
now myself-Fliegende Batter
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

THE GIRL who spelled it "Maeie''
was long way from home, orthog-
raphieally speaking. but what oh,
what shall be said of the magazine
writer who spells hers as follows,
viz, to-wit-"E "Eighme?"
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

SOCIETY sharps say. and what
they say must be so, that proposals
a. obsolete. Yet there's no dearth
Of engagements. 1t is said that the
girls are SO clever now that men find
themselves engaged before they know
it. But it is not denied that they
like it just the same as of yore
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

THE Indiana tin plate worker who
filed petition in voluntary bank
ruptey at Elwood, with liabilities of
$2S9.10, for beer. whisky and eli
gars, and no assets, seems to have
been a pretty good worker in other
lines than tin plate.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

SHERBURN M Becker, the veal
thy young mayor of Milwaukee, adj
vises other young men to enter poll
tics, but not for the money there
is in it," How easy it is to spurn
the cashier when you have made a
hatfnI
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Investigator have been in this sau-
sage factory from both ends. and I
don't see what you are going 10 60
with all that stuff and dirt On the floor.
Proprietor-Don't worry about that.
Ne know how 10 make both ends
Baltimore American.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26
Gems In Verse


Woman.
We chide her for her foolish ways,
We sneer at what she wears;
The vanity that she displays
And all her empty airs
Are things we stiil 90 scOffing at.
But she exists-thank God for that!
Her glfbness-ah, how many jests
Has It TO answer fort
And still for her we beat our breasts
And plan and plot and war.
We seorn her, thanking him above
That she is here TO tempt-and love.
IS. L. Kiser.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Lecturer on Noman's Rights-Wo-
man has risen we viii no longer be
the slaves and p,..ythings Of the tyrant
man Am / plain? Unsympa athetic
Male Noiee-You are.-London Maga-
zine
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

THE leading paragraphs under the
sead of "Comment" in the current
darper's Weekly essay to set forth
he claims on which the Republicans
viii seek 70 elect a majority of the
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Jess-He hasn't got sense enough to
propose TO a woman. TESTS that so2
Wen. lie and are engaged, Jess
WelIe-Cleveland Leader.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

There's nothing makes man mad
der tkan TO know be has made a fool
of himself after having his own way
about it.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26
a kiss.

Rose kissed me today
Win she kiss me tomorrow
Let that be as Ii may,
Rose kissed me today.
But the pleasure gives way
To a SAVIOR of sorrow.
Rose kissed me today.
WIN she kiss me tomorrow?
Austin Dobson-
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

The South Chicago muckrakers
pollute our city water. We sug-
gest that a committee composed of
% Hammond saloon keepers call on
the principles and explain the Han
ly situation in Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

A st. John man has installed
hot air engine which pumps the
water throughout his whole build
ing. 1t is the first one to be used
in the county The principle of us
ing hot air for pumping, however,
is an old one
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Poor Dad Cameron has TO stand
for the sins Of the entire category
anything with trolley on it.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

After leaving all his money here
some people are still trying to make
Russell Sage out as stingy and IN
generous.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

The city should give conductors
police power while on duty; especial
ly those who pass the White House
on their runs.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

South Chicago now has % police
men on night duty. The number
may be intended as a gentle hint to
the noctornal marauders to be on
their way.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Indiana is fast getting the repu-
tation of being one of the few
prize fighting states of the union.
Pennsylvania, Nevada and Califor-
MIA are the ony other states that
tolerate the sport
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26
Between Trains

Now that Hammond is to have an
armory, why not get a company of
militia,
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Now don't all speak at once for
a job as overseer at Hammonds s
bridewn.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

Paris is mystified at the finding
of figures imprinted on a girls eye
1t is no uncommon find. Figures in
the girls eye weigh more than any
other qualities in modern matri-
mony. Almost every girl has them.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

1t is a good thing for the local
Democratic administration that the
cause of Hammond's bad water has
been found to be South Chicago
dredges.
The Lake County times., 1906-07-26

THURSDAY. JULY 26, 1906.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
SECRET AGENT AT XII :,
WORK IN MISSOURI

Kansas City, Feb. 23.-John T. Mar
chand of Washington, secret agent of
the interstate commerce commission,
arrived here today, to investigate IL
legal rates&on OIL The interstate COM
merce commission will meet in Kansas
s City March IL to consider the evidence
that Mr.. Marchand is here to obtain.
The charges Of excessive and dis
terminating rates made by the Kansas
Oil Producers association will be the
first to receive Mr.. Marchand's atten-
Etion. III. E. West OF Peru, Kan, pres
EideIit OF this association, will present
the case. Ill, Lamprecht, president
and Frank B. Fretter, secretary Of the
National Oil Refinery association OF
Cleveland, O., the largest shippers oi
oil from Kansas, are also in conference
with Mr.. Marchand. II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
Av!ERIC ANS i'm II OlNDON ,.5I !
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Londonjji IN Feb. Vashington's s
birthday was honored in London BY a
dinner under. the auspices Of the local
branch 81. the Navy Leagbe of the Uni
ted States at.tlle savoy hotel;last night,
Anlbassador Reid. presided and about
$50 Americans were present. The
decorations were elaborate, the stars
and stTigssy pTedonlinating, After
5toasts to- President Roosevelt, !, King
! Edward and the memory OF George
8SWashingto Mr., Reid made speech,
He said the London section 81 the
Navy. League Of the United States was
happily inspired to- appropriate the an
niVersary of the birth Of the greatest
American for its own use, for ii was
Washington who set forth even in the
infancy of the republic, the necessity
for the immediate development OF ma
val strength The philosophy of the
big stick he said, began with WASH
hington and merely was accepted III all
honesty and put into picturesque Ian
guage by Theodore Roosevelt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
WHOLESALE PUNISHMENT. !.

{ Washington, D. c., Feb. 23.-During
ithe last few days the government au-
sthorities of the war department have
been considering the question OF hning
the entire garrison Of Fort Bliss, Tex,
TO offset the damage wrought by some
soldiers who destroyed a saloon near
that post ItWas impossible to ascer-
tain the real culprits, and the sugges-
tion was made that every soldier be
assessed pro rata. Gen. j. M. Lee, who
commands the department in which
Fort Bliss is situated, expressed his
disapproval of the suggestion, and said
that renewed effort should be made to
find those who were responsible He
regards it as unjust that all the sol
diers should be taxed to meet the dam
age wrought by a feW.RS The maj ority
of the. garrison did not take part III
the disturbance, and in this view 81
the injustice OF the wholesale assess
merit the war department has enphat-
ially concurred The idea is a new
one, and is recognized as possessing
INERT simply on the ground of its in:
genuity. The authorities at Fort Bliss
will be asked to continue the inquiry
with the view Of determining definite.
Ily who is responsible, and fixing ths
assessment upon the individual culprits
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
STORY OF HOW DETECTIVE 4
GOT IMPORT Ant EVIDENCE

Boise, Idaho, Feb e3. Al story is pub
hshed here todayatol the effect that a
letter written at the headquarters of
the Western Federation off Miners in
Denver was, the foundation upon which
the detectives worked to- secure the eviri
;dence which will 5be used against the
prisoners charged with the inurdersof
former Governor Steunenberg. This
letter, it is said. was addressed Ito a
member of the federation in Silver City,
Idaho, but he did not call for it !. and
detectives secured the inissive. It. is
supposed thateit directed the assassilla-
tion Of Steunenberg and as an encour-
agenent to the act referred to other
crimes. which had been committed, the
perpetrators of which had escaped pun
ishment The name Of the person 10
whom the letter was addressed is with
held. Other letters from the Denver
office Of the federation are said to have
been Intercepted and it is said that these
lettersshave been fused iriiseeuring daifiag-
ing stRterneHts from one ofthe prisoners
under arrest. ~ i'ssfl l'.s'Si.ylt Y. ls
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
!. STRATTON INJIlRE ED.

1 Minot N. D., Feb 23.-E. c. STRAIT
tom the engineer employed by the Minot
Milling Co, had a very. narrow escape
from what might have been Ia very SER
iousf accident, if not fatal, last Tuesday.
He was engaged in blowing out the large
boiler preparatory to washing out the
same, when in openirt@ the blow-off
valve, it became clogged in some way
from the! accumulation of snow, ice and
ashes, forcing the hot water and steam
over him with the full pressure. of the
boiler. He was quite badly scalded on
the hands and arms, but not to such an
extent as todisable him from his duties.
With prompt action he succeeded in
.eleafihg the obstruction, closing the
valve, thus relieving the engine room
from steam The fact that there were
not more serious results, is due no
doubt to the prompt action on Mr..
sStratfops part, in getting the blow.-oH
valve closed. Steam boilers have been
known to blow up, causing great dam
age, where any spvNat Of them has been
weakened. = w.. -s,.. * -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
FATHER GAPON CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLING FUNDS

ST Petersburg, Feb PETROL, one
.of Father Gapon's principal lieutenants
has resigned the presidency Of one of
the clubs and his membership Of the
central committee. In a letter Petroff
declares that the s. 100 which Gapon
presented to the organization, during
his brief visit here in the fall, was d
part of $1,000 given by Premier Wit
|te, through TimirazieH, Of which only
E6oo more. has reached the treasury,
tas the supposed gift Of an anonymous
merchant.
Petrof accuses Father Gapon and a
certain Matushensky, who acted as in
|termediary with Timirazieff, Of embez-
zlemertlS Matushensky has disappear
ed.
Father Gapon was last reported ia
| be at Monte Carlo
The Petroff disclosure has fallen like
| a thunderbolt among the followers and
admirers Of Father Gapon. Petroff
who is a fiery orator, was wounded on
Red Sunday and fed abroad, but re.
turned after the amnesty.
II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
OUT FOR CUP.

( x ~ X
N New York, Feb. "a. Santos Drmont
and Frank Lain will compete in the
interests Of the Aero club next summer
for the James Gordon Bennett Aeron-
iautical cup. The cup was offered to
the international Aeronautical Fedora
ton some time ago BY Mr. Bennett.
sIt was to cost more than $4,000 and
is to be a challenge trophy untilsonle club
I'm the federation has won it three con-
seoutive times or until some club holds
Fit hve years without challenge. The
Aero club Of Paris defends the cup this
year XXI
The selection of the American com
petitors was made the other day at
a meeting of the executive committee
|of the Aero club and gives general
satisfaction. Although the rules gov
|erning the contest state that the COM
|petitors must represent the clubs oi
their own countries, Santos Dunaoflt is
eligible to represent this country, as
Brazil has no club. Mr.. Lahn is all
American, an expert balIoonist and
was the winner in Paris last year oi
the Figaro cup for the greatest dis
fances escovered.
Italy has challenged already, and
challenges are expected from every Eu-
ropean country where there are aero
clubs. Among the French enthusiasts
who stand the best chances OF defend
ing the trophy are the Count de Ia
Vaux, Jacques Seury and Castellane
de San Victor. Although the cup was
given primarily to promote the dirig-
ible balloon, most Of the contestants
will use the ordinary spherical Drift
ling ballcns: II is expected, however,
that several airships viii also compete,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
WOULD Go TO >' > -
PEN TO EARN MONEY

Tifin, O., Feb. a3.-Grover Bach
man, twenty years old, who was arrest
ed yesterday, today confessed that he
and Mrs. Carpenter wrecked freight
train last week but that it's unexpected
arrival prevented the loss OF as many
lives as they expected. - ..
b The plot as outlined by. Bachman,
was that together they would wreck
the train and that when the horror OF
the catastrophe had caused large re-
ward to be offered, Mrs. Carpenter
would tell on him. He was willing to
serve a year or so in the penitentiary,
he says, and after that the two. had
planned life of ease. 5sJa M
Mrs. Carpenter was questioned at
length today but did not admit the
crime.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
BLAISDELL DUES NOT
WANT WILLISTON JOB

Minot, N. D., Feb. 23-Persistent
rumors, to the effect that Judge AL
fred Blaisdell OF this city was a can
didate for the position of register of
the new Williston landoffice, have been
current in this city for several days.
When questioned regarding the
same, Judge Blaisdel stated that there
was absolutely nothing to the report
and that it was no moment whatever.
Judge Blaisdell states that he is alb
solutely ignorant of the source OF the
rumor, and he declares that he is not
now nor ever was a candidate for the
'registership of the new landoffice,
soon to be located at Williston. -,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
ROCK LAX 3 MAN WAS
TOUC UCIED. FOR HIS ROLL

Grand Forks, Feb IS Andrew Dol
an, residing at RockrL axe, n. ID, report
ed to thet#police about / O'Clock this.
morning that he had been robbed of
ia watch yaltlsd at ;$z5, and cash to the
afnount Of $50 on DE Mers avenue earl
sier iii the night Dolan also stated that
he had been knocked down and his face
bore ont The truth Of the statement.
There was a bad cut between his left
eye antl ear, which looked as though
it had been inflicted with a5club.
Dolan claimed that yesterday he pur-
chased Ia farm from Jerry Bacon, pay
ing the senator $1,000 in cash for the
tract. He, had about $50 left and last
evening CROSSED the bridge to have d
time before returning to his home.
Some time after dark he took walk
sout as far as the elevator, east Of town
On,his way back he was accosted BY a.
man. This fellow followed him up and
not ,faT5s from the De Mers avenue. bridge,
laey was joined by two other men One
Iofstths1n knocked Delai down, saying
at the same time Il 55
Sas. I've sgot you now yoti z z
& When Dolaii recovered he looked for
his watch and money but could find
neither, He walked to the ingalls,
house and later came over here and re-
ported 1.-THE matter To- the police.
IA ut Ms; the stheorys!of the police that
if Dolanalost his iffoneysit mtisf have
been i1s somea dark section of the city.
He insists however, that it was i'm d
we'll lighted uistricty&near the bridge
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION ON \.
!. "a LIFE INSURANCE MAN

New York, Feb. 23.-J James w Alex
ander, former president of the Equitable
Life, Assurance society, was operated
upon again today in his home here for
the relief of the organic trouble for
which he has been under treatment
during the last six months, According
ito his. son, H. M. Alexander, this op-
Grafton was not so much a new one as il
was the completion of the operation per-
formed ten days ago. AT that time
MIR. Alexander's condition was such that
the surgeons deemed it best to perform
the operation in two parts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
MINNESOTA IS THE = ..
BREAD AND BUTTER STATE

:, St. Paul, Feb. 2s.-The state dairy
and food department received tele-
gram from Chicago today that. Mime
sofa butter captured the grand prize
sweepstakes banner and first and Sec
toni gold and silver medals for butter
makers, at the buttermakers' conven-
ton g.. -, - ,<'.-.@.
This again brands Minnesota. as the
greatest butter state in the union and
lets it earn its title of the bread and
butter state" = -
There are but six Of these banners
in existence, and of these Minnesota
holds four, Illinois and New York win
ming one each, years ago. " @>.|.": =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
ARE BURNING CANDLES
I'M FRISCO TODAY

San Francisco, Feb. 23.-Candles and
kerosene lamps were used today to il
Illuminate many Offices. elevators were
not running and business was almost
at standstill in some places.
All the leading hotels and restaur-
ants in the downtown district were
without light and power for hours. Ri
The officers of the gas and electric
company state that their loss will be
about $85o,ooo Six engines, valued at
from 100000 to $4,000, each, were
destroyed, as. also was the generating
plant, worth $125,ooo. t.,3s,.,s..l Y. ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
MINOT WOMEN WILL
JOIN NATIONAL FEDERATION

q .Minot, N. D., Feb. "a. The Worn-
ans ciub Of Minot will become a mem
Der of the National Federation Of: sNo-
mems clubs. @
AT a special meeting Of the local club
held at the commercial club 70 oori1s. lit
was voted unanimously to become affll7
lated with the national federation. This
impor rtarit move, on the part Of the Mi
not organization, is Of considerable
Significance because it will mean that
Minot will also be represented in the
state federation. 1t is very probable
that delegates will be chosen by the
local club to attend the biennial con-
vention Of the general federation to be
held in St. Paul the first week in June.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
SERIOUS RIOTS.

- Canton, Feb. 23-ft is understood
thatS the anti foreign element is plan
.lingh extensive riots against the "for-
.eigH devils" in all parts Of China for
TOMORROW and it is feared that the
tfoubles will assume as serious. proper.
Ationsyas the Boxer disturbances a few
years ago. The agitation against the.
foreigners has been going on for some
time through the agency Of the subor-
.dinate circles of the Chinese Reform
association and during the last few weeks.
orders have been passed around among
the members secretly ordering them to
throw off all the foreign elements in
the country, starting on Feb. "a Al
though little has appeared on the SUR
face it is we'll known in semi-offlcial
circles that there is intense excitement
brewing among the so-called reform
element and that any serious outbreak
in one spot will be the signal for a
general uprising against the foreigners
which may lead to terrific massacre
sof foreigners in all parts Of the ems
ipire.f 5e r,5a .5.Y & VI
The provincial authorities seem to-
take matters with their customary or
siental indifference, but it is believed
that secretly preparations have been
made by them to protect the foreign
ers as much as possible, and to sup
press any uprising that should be att
tempted tomorrow Many Europeans
who have. received warning, have
sought refuge in the large coast cities
where they are more likely to find shell
ter and protection insthe case Of an up
rising. The miss ssionaries and their
families are remaining at their posts
and there is considerable anxiety con-
cerning their fate in case there should
be "a general uprising
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
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Keep pumping good, rich, red blood
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go be strong and vigorous i i
blessing.
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The zenith has been reached and
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unless advantage IS taken of the re-
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Ozomulsion Is one Of its greatest
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ozomulsion stands on j plane by II
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Beneficial results are obtained after
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BY Its use fine whole system under
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1t creates new, rich blood destroys
disease germs, invigorates the nerves,
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Begin today taking Ozonsllsioil, and
the change from a WORKOUT. nervous
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mind will become at once apparent.
We don't want yoii to take our word
for Il, but try it and be convinced.
There are two sizes e-oz. and 16oz. Bottles;
the Formula IS printed ii z Languages on each
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
GOES TO HIS BROTHER.

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 23s-T This
morning, ]. A. Howard, a. bfother of
H. C. Howard, the local express. mes
senger who is being held at Williston,
passed through the city en- routete that
point to bring his brother back stp
Grand Forks. Mr.. Howard Isl being
held at Williston by friends who fear
that he is insane a e. $ sSfS%5f \
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
THIRTY PERSONS INJURED
in DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

" F-vl g . a.s
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 23.-Thirty per-
sons were hurt, two of whom will die,
by the explosion Yesterday of 200
pound charge Of dynamite which was
struck by steam shovel at the. Carne
Steel Co.'S plant at Duquesne. The steam
shovel was removing Stag pile that
had been previously broken UP with the
explosive. During the breaking up pro-
cess one of the charges of dynamite was
lost and it is this one that exploded.
The big steam shovel was blowing its
way into the Stag when there was a
mighty roar and the shovel structure
was lifted into the air, parting and
breaking up to fall to the ground, a
mass of twisted metal and splintered
timber. The sharp, ffinty pieces Of the
Stag were scattered in every direction
and added to these were spliiitered tin1+
Der from the shattered shovel, which
were hurled among hundred H,lngar7
ian laborers blythe bursting Of the boil Oil.
er! s-,,., ~.-,. 81 r.-szs4s;ss
Harry O'Brien, so years old, a cranes;
man, was scalded so badly that he can
not live, while two of the Hungarians
are in like condition. Six Others were
found to be in serious condition and
were taken to. a McKeesport hospital
4 Twenty others who were less serious
| ly injured were taken to their homes
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-23
UNEXPECTED FORTUNE.

Elk River, MINI, Feb. a3 BY the
death Of an aged uncle ii Toronto. Ont,
Perry Clute, workingman Of this place
has become heir TO $4,000. The money
IS III a bank at Toronto. Mr.. Clute
knows little about his deceased relative
and the inheritance came as a great
surprise. B