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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Spnncnnni. Mno llntcr0Nno.
NnS Wcttrr.

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Columbia bcutc uuO morQcn mnrmc3,
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fer nit lid, nrbrndlt - 81 @ruO mar
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ais o%nQcncbm. Goa Gucdiilbcr Der
3cid)nctc iolNcnOe itiiu0Iitc @Grmc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
S6cu. 6. Sicncr & 81.

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@cd,ieI uusseiteIlt aui ausldnoiide
@arfen. greoitbrieie uno Sraoelers
Cheques.
217 St.galtimurc. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

Nn zen iibriAen @lm0ca Ncttcr.
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totAcn1cn b0d}Iicn fempcroturcn per
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96 mn0 COS 2ngcIc@ II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
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mietben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
MAY SOLVE MYSTERY.
Human Skull Discovered In a Slough,
Three Miles From Minot.

Human Skull Discovered In Slough,
Three Miles From Minot.
A human skull. found in slough
three miles southeast Of Minot, may
clear up one Of the mysteries that has
been battling the authorities of Ward
county. The location of the skull
leads the authorities to believe that
1t is part of the skeleton of fra
Bishop, whose mysterious disappear
ance caused such excitement in the
county a year ago last March.
Bishop left his home one night. bid.
ding Ills wife goodbye. and started in
the direction of the 500 and Great
Northern tracks, a course. which IL
pursued would lead him past the
slough in which the skull was found.
Since that time nothing has been
heard Of or from him, and though the
officials made diligent search Of the
sloughs and coulees no trace of his
body was found. Bishop had consid-
essble money on his person when he
left home, and it is supposed that he
was robbed and his body thrown into
the water.
The skull will be brought to the
city, and the slough will be searched
for any other clues which might throw
light on the Bishop mystery.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
GREAT NORTHERN PAYS FINE.

Complaint made at Reynolds That
Company Did Not Have lts Platform
Lit Up.
Judgement was filed against the
Great Northern railway in district
court at Grand Forks for $1Se.s0 in a
case in which the state of North Da-
kota was the plaintiff. Complaint was
filed against the company that they
had failed to keep their depot plat
form lighted according to law at Rey-
nolds. A new law passed by the leg
fslature two years ago compels rail-
road to light its depot platform for
half an hour before the arrival and
half an hour after the departure Of a
passenger train.
After the case was fled in court the
road decided to put up no fight evil
IDENTITY deciding that the law was cons
titutional and SO a judgment by de-
fault was entered.
The action was brought by States
Attorney Wineman in behalf of the
state and Murphy & Dugan appeared
for the Great Northern.
It was understood the Great North
ern has decided to keep platforms all
lighted in accordance with the law.
This was the first case brought to en-
force the law in North Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
Greeks Charged with Robbery,

Greeks Charged With Robbery.
Three Greeks with impossible names
and one Tom Chambers were brought
to Minot from Des Laos charged with
q double robbery. The Greeks are
charged with entering the house Of
]. M. Jones two miles east of Des
Laos and soaring Mrs. Jones, who
took her two children and fed to the
neighbors. Mrs. Jones was alone in
the house when the men entered, and
she had barely time to get out the
back door before they discovered her
Nothing valuable was taken.
Chambers met the Greeks as they
were walking down the tracks and ac-
cording to his story walked along with
them until they came to within a mile
Of Des Laos. when one Of the men
grabbed him and raised q cry Of rob.
berry, claiming that he had been rob.
bed Of 81. Chambers was searched,
but no money was found on him. In
tho meantime the report Of the Jones
robbery reached the town, and the
Greeks were held on that charge. An
are now in the county Jail awaiting
a hearing. The three Greeks cannot
talk English. and 1t will be necessary
to have an interpreter ct the trial.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
ELEVATOR BURNS.

House Belonging to Farmers Grain
Company Consumed.
One night last week about $3.50 a
blaze was discovered in the driveway
Of the Farmers Grain company -ele.
vator at Warwick, and in spite of the
efforts Of the townspeople the build
ing and contents were totally con.
sumed by the flames. The loss will
amount to $4,000, and is fully covered
by insurance. About two thousand
bushels of grain, mostly fax, were de-
stroyed in the fire.
The Duluth elevator was in danger
during the blaze. but the use Of chem.
ical fire extinguishers on this build.
ing and other nearby structures pre-.
vented the fire from spreading. The
books and records Of the company
were saved by Agent Lollis, who was
at his home when the fire was dis.
covered.
The cause of the fire is not known,
but there is strong suspicion that in
cendiarism is at the bottom of the
loss. No business has been transact
ed at the elevator during the day, and
no fire had been kept in the Office
SO that the blaze must have been
started maliciously. There are no
clues in regard to the guilty parties
up to the present time. but the matter
is under investigation, and will be
thoroughly sifted to find the incon.
diary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
LAID TO LEGAL ADVICE.
Man Says He Shot Man in Accord.
ance With instructions.

Man Says He Shot Man in Accord
ance With instructions.
B. B. Regan. a farmer residing q
few miles from Devils Lake. was shot
and seriously wounded by ]. Stanley,
a tenant on Regan's farm.
Stanley came to Devils Lake and
gave himself up to the authorities.
He stated that he shot in self-defense.
Regan and he had quarreled over
the possession of the farm. When
the lease was signed Regan was in
the county jail on charge of trying
to kill his wife. When he was re.
leased he demanded possession of the
farm, and Stanley declined to give it
UP.
Regan drove to the farm with three
teams and loaded up wheat. Stanley
warned him not to start away with
the wheat Regan, he claims, made q
motion towards his hip pocket. Stan
ley pulled his own gun. fired several
shots and supposed all of them took
effect.
Stanley alleges that he acted under
instructions Of his attorneys in shoot.
Ing Regan.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
THE STATE a ~. 9 = |5;! pay
HUSBAND THREATENED HER.
Mrs. Mcintyre Asks Divorce for crue,
and lnhuman Treatment.


Mrs. Mcintyre Asks Divorce for Cruel
and lnhuman Treatment.
An action for divorce Of the sensa
tional order was filed in the clerk Of
the district court Office at Grand
Forks in which Marion Mcintyre seeks
divorce from Alfred Mcintyre, the
case to come before Judge Templeton
in December.
The plaintiff is now resident Of
Sarles. N. D.. while the defendant is
residing somewhere in Canada. The
couple were married at Pilot Mount.
Man., Oct. Is, 1889, and lived together
at Sarles until 1906. having six boys
and one girl, five Of the boys are now
in custody Of the mother, while Lila
and Harold are with the father.
In the complaint Mrs. Mcintyre al.
leges that her husband became intoxi.
Gated and that he has not provided
for her during the past two years,
when he went to Canada. She accuses
him of cruel and fnhuman treatment.
claiming that in December, 1906, he
assaulted her with a knife. threaten
ing to kill her. and drove her from
the house, as q result Of which she
suffered great bodily injury and men.
tai anguish.
In view of all these facts the plain
tiff asks that divorce be granted, and
that she be given the custody of the
two children now with the father.
Mrs. Mcintyre Is represented by At
torneys Skulason & Burtness Of Grand
Forks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
SWEDEN.

There are twenty Jewish students
1T the University of Upsala, and they
recently organized a society for their
mutual benefit.
Telephones will be installed in the
houses Of station agents and railway
watchmen along all the lines Of state
owned railways in Sweden. the order
Tor this having recently been issued
by the railway department.
The new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
steamship line will be in operation
By the first Of the new year. II is
stated that the Norwegian company
5 to own the Hellig olav and that
the Swedish Is to take Oscar II, while
he Danish company retains the c. =.
netgen md the United stateA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04

Hard times at Malmo have thrown
several hundred people out of EN-.
ployment. The majority are common
laborers.
ions Jonsson of Lund has donated
$4,000 crowns to a variety of charit-
able purposes. He made his money IN
the milling business.
Eighteen sleeping cars have been
ordered for the German-Swelish car
ferry line which is in process of es-
tablishment. The cars will be made
In Sweden at total cost Of $4,000
each.
Anna Britta Svensson Of Halmstad,
recently celebrated her 102d birthday.
| The old woman is in full possession
| of her faculties and likes to talk OF
the carly days. She is the oldest in
habitant in this part of the country.
There is quite serious epidemic
! of diphtheria among the soldiers sta
| hospital with the disease, and num-
Der of the privates are also i'll. Diph-
liberia has also broken out among the
! members of the Kalmar regiment.
A moving picture theater at Jonkop>
ing was. a few days ago, burned to the
ground. The film caught fire during
the performance. and the audience
rushed out through the open doors in
panic. Some leaped from the VIM
| dows and were somewhat injured. The
proprietor was burned in trying to
stop the blaze, but is not seriously in
iured. The building and apparatus
| was total loss
The Swedish consul at Glasgow,
Scotland, is at present here trying to
interest Swedish business men In the
establishment of an exposition at
Glasgow to advertise Swedish manu-.
features. His idea is to make the ex.
hibition permanent feature and have
it advertise both the products Of this
country and also its scenery and In.
teresting features for tourists. Mr..
Goes thinks that very satisfactory
exhibit could be arranged for $4,000.
Last summer person wishing to
remain unknown made a donation Of
100000 crowns to the city of Stock.
holm, to be used for an appropriate in.
dustrial monument. The authorities
accepted the gift and have appointed
a committee of five to have charge Of
the matter. Their names are for tho
present kept secret, as the authorities
wished to be sure that they would ac-
cept the appointment. The committee
will pass upon the plans which have
already been prepared by various
artists. The monument will be erect.
ed in one of the public squares of the
city. /
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
ADMITS COMMITTING PERJURY.

Witness in Freight Car Robbery Case
Causes Sensation.
M. E. Longacre created a sensation
at Fargo by admitting that his testi.
mony in Regan. alias Ryan. box car
stealing case, given this morning, was
perjured. Conductor Ridley turned
states evidence. and Longacre plead.
ed guilty to thefts from cars impli.
eating Regan or Ryan.
The latter demanded trial, and
Longaere's Testimony this morning
was damaging to state and helpful to
the defendant.
This afternoon he begged to be per-
mitted to return to the witness stand
where he stated he had perjured him.
self in an effort to help out his asso.
ciate, but reconsidered his action dur.
ing the intermission and wanted to
correct his testimony.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
RESULT OF BLIND PIGS.
Mob Wrecks Pool Room and eystatd.
ar In Shot

Mob Wrecks Pool Room and eystahd.
or 10 Shot.
There was reign of terror at judd,
where mob Of drunken citizens took
possession of the town and proceeded
to wreck the barber shop and pool
room Of F. c. Brown. Brown. becom.
ing alarmed at the fracas, and fearing
personal injury, retaliated. and fred
q fusillade Of shots through the win.
dow Of his shop. two of which hit os.
car Freund, an innocent bystander.
nearly killing him.
It is understood that the trouble
originated in the barber shop, where
a crap game was being carried on.
During the progress of the game the
players quarreled with the proprietor
an5 then threw stones and bottles
through his windows. completely
wreckins them.
Immediately after the shooting of
Freund, whom it is alleged was not
implicated in the disturbance, there
was an uprising of the better element
of the town land it was only the pres.
ence Of cool heads that prevented the
mob from doing injury to Brown. He
was secreted at distant point until
the arrival of the sheriff from La
Moure, who took him to the county
TAIL to await trial.
The shooting is the climax of a
number of brawls and serious fights
at Judd. Some time ago transient
was set. upon by an intoxicated in.
dividual, pounded badly and his ear
chewed nearly of. George w. Thorp.
a jamestown attorney. secured heavy
damages for the man, and thereafter
a number Of assault and battery and
personal injury cases were tried. It
is believed that this last affair will
cause thorough cleaning out of
the town by the law-abiding citizens
of the blind pig" element.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
H,LLyER HEADS TEACHERS.

The Southeastern Educational asso.
citation, composed OF Richland, Cass,
Trail and Barnes counties, win be in,
creased by the addition Of Ransom
county. The seni-annual session closed
at Fargo. President Hillyer Of the
Mayville normal was elected presk
dent; +. g. Burch Of Wahpeton, vice
president: Genevieve Turner Of Val
ley City. secretary. Mayville waa
chosen - the place for the May meat
ing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
GAVE SNAP AWAY.

soot'esger UnconsoIously Revealed
Cherished Schemes 70 an onIcer.
Chief Dick Fadden Of Lorimore
heard George Walsh Of Warwick tell
how he was going to start bootleg
cling in Larimore. He kept watch Of
Walsh and arrested him after he had
sold two bottles. Walsh waived ex-
animation. and Will soon DO tried. a
package containing over . dozen bot
ties Of liquor va condscated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-04
CRUSHED UNDER WAGON.

Ward County Man Thrown to Ground
and Wagon Pulled Over Him.
Kicked unconscious by a horse and
crushed under wagon. Frank Baum.
gartner. a farmer living at st. Mary's.
fourteen miles northwest Of Minot,
died from injuries received.
He was unhitching the team. and
as he was about to lead them away
one of the horses kicked him, knock
ing him insensible. One OF the tugs
happened to be caught, and it pulled
the wagon over Baumgartner.
DR.. Taylor was called and dressed
fracture Of the leg, but it appears
that blood vessel was broken and
the trouble transmitted to the brain.
He died about two hours after the &C
cident.