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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
IN. DAKOTA MAN
LYNCHED IN ALA.
Billy Wallace, Formerly Of
BOwbells, Meet Tragic End

Mohall Tribune: Billie Wallace,
formerly OF Bowbells and up to last
year resident of Newport, where he
han a blind pig and gambling joint,
was last Wednesday lynched ct Ed
monton, Alta, by large crowd OF
wrathy citizens
The trouble started over dispute
in a poker game In one Of the dives
of that city and Wallace becoming
desperate drew a knife and plunged
1t to the hilt In the heart OF his ad-
yersary, causing instant death.
The police were unable to ward Off
the frenzied mob, who took the law
in their own hands, and tying rope
around Wallace's neck let him hang
from the limb of tree until he was
dead, as just reward for his terrible
crime. Although we, as peaceful and
law abiding citizens. do not approve
of the way in which wallace came to
his death, we cannot help but feel
that the world is rid of another use-
less character, and that he will be
judged at a higher tribunal than is
afforded on earth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
BITES A man
Resident Of Stanton With unpronounc-
able Name, Receivers From Poison
The Snake Is Killed.

Stanton Telegram: IS gentleman
from Sofia, Mr.: Dreveskracht, who
was bitten on the wrist by rattle
snake, was in town having 1t treated.
Mr.. Dreveskracht heard the young
rattiers in the grass and sat down
and parted 1t away, contemplating on
hitting them on the head with little
stick and kill them. AS he sat down
he sat on the old one and it flew up
and stuck its fangs In his arm He
succeeded In killing the old one before
he noticed he had been bitten. He
happened to have a 1ask of whiskey
in his pocket which no doubt saved
his life. It is reported that there are
quite number Of rattle snakes in
the vicinity Of Sofia. During July
and August (dog days) the snakes
are blind and during those months
the rattler does not rattle as it does
before or after. 1t gives absolutely
no signs Of life, only crawling in the
grass aud lying in the sun.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
CHILD CUT BY BINDER
Serious Accident Occurs Out In :Har-.
vest FisId--Youth Accidentally,
Shot.

Beach Advocate: The 5-year-old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Rorvik
went to the field where his father
was cutting grain Monday and before
his father was aware of his presence
had climbed onto the platform of the
binder. Both legs were cut quite
severely by the cycle, but if infection
from the grass and grain does not set
in Ii is thought no serious results will
follow. DR.. Museus was called and
dressed the wounds, but says he can
not tell for a few days what will be
the outcome. ~ @
Tuesday the doctor was called to
the Forsyth ranch where Veach Will
iams, a lad about 10 years of age, had
accidentally shot himself. In some
manner while he was loading the re-
volver the hammer went down and
exploded the cartridge, the ball from
which entered his right leg about
three inches above the knee and came
out about three inches below, passing
through the knee joint but under the
knee cap. The bone was splintered
more or less and the wound will take
some time to heal At present writ
ing it is impossible to tell just what
effect it will have on the joint. but
DR.. Museus hopes to pull him through
with only slight stiffness OF the
joint, If any. The revolver was OF
3S calibre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
SEEK FORTUNE IN LIBEL
The Opinion Of The Jamestown AIsrs
Hits Nail sduarely on
the Head.

jamestown Alert; The Fargo Fo-
rum has been sued again for libel
making q total sum Of $12.bOo now de-
manded in damages from The Forum.
Libel suits are not very often brought
against newspapers and when they are
brought very seldom net their bringers
any such sum as demanded In the
flrst instance. Newspapers, particu-
larly In the publication OF news items,
are dependent upon the Judgment and
veracity OF correspondents And when
ono newspaper reprints an Item from
another 1t assumes this responsibility
for the truth of the statement made.
Newspapers do not often deliberately
color news items to the detrlment
sof persons anected by the news Not
frequently they 40 iniustlces which
they are as willing to correct al they
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
HORSE BOLTED;
WOMAN INJURED
Mrs. T. nj. MacLachIan Meets
With Serious Accident

Bismarck. N. D.. Aug. 2s.--Sunday
afternoon Mrs. t. NJ. MacLaohlan was
thrown from q horse while riding at
the Hfbbs ranch near Brittin and re-
ceived injuries which may lay her up
for some time. and 1t is miracle her
neck was not broken.
She had been riding with a party
of friends when something got wrong
with the bride and she dismounted
and fixed It. In mounting again the
horse bolted, and she landed in the
rear OF the saddle, from whence she
fell to the ground on her head, the
fall causing Inconsistencies for some
hours. At first 1t was feared her skull
was fractured, but such is found not
TO be the case She was brought home
Monday night on a srretcher and
hopes soon to be about again.
She is an experienced horsewoman
and had she been in the saddle
would probably have been able to con-
troll the animal Her many friends
are glad it is no worse, and hope
she win soon be we'll again.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
LOSES LEG IN
BOILER EXPLOSION
Del Gross Badly Scalded by
Accident

valley City. N. d.. Aug. 2e.--Yester-
day about o'clock the boiler of a
threshing engine. In operation on the
farm Of Del Cross, near Litchville. ex-
ploded, and Mr.. Cross, who was run
ming the engine, was badly injured.
They had cleaned up a field OF grain
on the Cross farm and were getting
ready to move the machine to a neigh
boring farm when the accident occur
red. Mr.. Cross was working about the
engine, when, without a moments
warning, the boiler let so. Mr.. Cross
was struck on the left leg with q
heavy piece OF metal and his limb was
horribly shattered, while the hot, hiss
ing water and steam rushed out upon
his body, scalding his hips and back
in . dreadful manner. He was .hur-
ried to DIR. SpiceF's Office at Litchville.
where the injured limb was amptated
and his burns dressed. Further de-
tails of the accident are lacking at
present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
JAG CAUSE OF THEFT
Drunken Farmer Steals Another Mans
Team and Attempts to. Get
Away.

Ambrose Newsman Louis Lester,
who lives twelve miles south OF Ann
brose, came to tewn on Wednesday
and proceeded to get d jag on at once.
He spent Wednesday and Thursday
roaming about town in an aimless
manner and in the afternoon on
Thursday took team OF horses that
were standing hitched In front Of the
Hansen Mercantile Co. store and be-
longing to Fred Turnbull and driven
BY Mrs Tumbull who lives about
twelve miles north of Ambrose In
Canada. Lester coolly drove the team
south until short distance out OF
town when he whipped them to d
dead run. Marshals johnson and
Baklsen started III pursuit In an auto
mobile. Lester had gone directly
home and let the team loose. They
had started towards Ambrose when
the narshals met them. Mr.. Bak-
ken went to Testers house and placed
him under arrest and brought him to
Ambrose and placed him In jail where
he is confined as we ED ID press. There
Is considerable speculation as to Les
ter.s actions. He seems to have wanted
The team I'd 40 home with. His ac-
tions are those of an unbalanoea mind
rather than Of d criminal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
farmer Caught
BY SICKLE BINDER
Serious Accident the Result Of
Runaway

Jamestown, n. D., Aug 26.-Monday
Carl Volkman, Jr., was at work with
q binder on his farm some six miles
north Of Windsor, and met with SER
ious accident which may result in
making him a cripple for som. time
to come, II not for life. Mr.. VoIk-
man was engaged in fixing binder
to which was attached foN, horses,
two of them being young animals and
two older horses. The horses started
to run away, and In some rnanns" Mr..
Volkman's leg was badly cut by the
sickle. He was in front of the sickle
when attempting to make the repairs
+, the machine that were necessary
wher the horses started up They
ran for some distance, to his brothers
place. Assistance finally arrived and
the animals we're secured. but the
flesh and bones Of volkman'r foot and
leg rad been so badly cut that it is
possible the limb will have to be aru-
putated.
When assistance reached him, Mr..
Volknlan was bleeding freely from the
cut A physician was summonea
fIcm jamestown who treatel The In
Iured foot. Mr.. Volkman is married
and has one child. The nature Of
tie accident is such that Mr. Volkman
is fortunate in not having his .eg cut
OF entirely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26

are likely to make No human In
stitution Is infallibie.
Persons have an entire right TO sue
for damages for deliberate publica-
zion, made with the intention OF do-
ing injustice to any person. They
have q right TO sue for damages, where
the injustice Ii done without intention.
where the newspaper refuses or ne
elects to make amends. But Juries
do not often award heavy damages
where a publication Is made through
error and without malice, and where
any Injustice Ia thereafter corrected
and all the amends made that are pos
sible. We do not recall any heavy
damages awarded in any libel cults
In this state or In any other state.
Juries generally take into considera-
tion the fact that newspapers cannot
always safeguard against error, and
aggrieved persons are seldom injured
by q newspaper publication as much
as they think they are when there
are visions OF heavy damages in cash
to be had
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
SERIOUS RAPE CnARGE
"Bud" Jones Said to Be Responsible
for Condition of 13-Year- Old
Girl.

Bowbells Tribune: One Bud Jones,
who has farm southwest of town and
is quite generally known hereabouts,
has got into trouble that should cost
him all he has, and good term in the
state pen to square. Deputy Sheriff
Hoff1ne of Kenmare went out and at
tached everything belonging to Jones,
including his share in the crop on his
farm which is rented on shares by
Joe Sohn, and we understand there
is criminal warrant in the hands
of the officer for Jones arrest, but he
cannot be found, at least not right
away quick as some of the neighbors
say he left these parts some time in
the month of June, without making
known his destination to anyone, SO
far as can be learned. AS report has
it, Jones got to fooling around little
13-year- old girl, of eminently respect
able parents, who live about six miles
southwest of this city with the result
that the child is in a delicate condition
lin fact, will shortly become a moth
er. Jones is a man of 30 or more
years, an uncouth looking fellow, but
withal a man who to our knowledge
has never been charged with any bad
habits. He Is a morose, non-com-
municative fellow, however, and it Is
this class OF evil thinkers. mum and
sullen, that are the fellows. who gem
orally cover q multitude OF sins by
their silence. Be that as it may, how
ever, Jones has got his foot In 1t, and
Wen bet our bottom dime that the
father of this abused child, who is
well known to and good friend OF
The Tribune, will follow him to the
end of the earth IL 1t be necessary to
land him and bring him before the bar
of justice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
NATuRE TELLS YOU,
As Many q Fargo Reader Knows Toe
Well.

AS many E%F3Q RG@e~s tNst~WS Y ~
Well.
When the Kidneys are sick,
Nature tells you all about IT.
The urine Iii natures calendar.
Infreuuent or too frequent action:
Any urinary trouble tells OF kidney
ills.
Doan's kidney Pills cure All kidney
Ills.
Fargo people testify to this.
Mrs. X. Olson, living at 812 Ninth
street south, Fargo. N, ID, says: NY
husband suffered for several years On
account of the improper action OF his
Kidneys ana an irregularity OF the se-
crations He was particularly annoy-
ed during the night when he would
have to arise many times. Al dull pain
la his back annoyed him constantly
and ait times he was SO sore and lame
that he was unable to arise from q
chair without assistance. When VIE
learned Of Deans Kidney Pills ne pro-
cured box at Fout II porteraeld's u
drug store lie began to improve from
the first and by the time he had used
the contents OF four boxes of Deans
kidney pills All the symptoms If kid
aey trouble had entirely disappeared. Z
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remember the name poan. .and
take no other.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
Big RECORDS AT SHOOT
Second Annual Tournament Closes at
Minot With High Averages for
Target Shooting.

Minot, NJ D., Aug 26.--The second
annual tournament Of the Minot gun
club closed today and the shoot was
pronounced to be one OF the most sue
cessful held in the state this year.
The following is the high averages
for. the tournament, the number of
tagets being 2S5,
ID. c. Rand lost twenty-five. st
j. Stone, twenty seven.
III. J. stair. twenty-six.
Tarker, thirty one.
Chaplin. thirtysix
Prjpps, forty one
In the ladies' entries Mrs. Hale won
first killing 2s out Of rs: Slocum. Sec
ond, 20 out OF 25; Parker, third, 16
out OF 25
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
MRS. SULLIVAN IS DEAD
Pioneer of the Red River Valley and
Was Beloved by Large Circle
of Friends.

Grand Forks, NJ D.. Aug. 26.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Sullivan, wife of James t.
Sullivan Of Polk county, Minnesota,
whose sad death occurred at her home
three miles northeast OF East Grand
Forks this morning was one of the
pioneers of the Red river valley. She
was born at Fergus Falls, Ont, fifty
four years ago and came to this sec
tion in 1882. She was married to
James Sullivan the same year and
since that time has lived in the com
munity, one of It's beloved and cher
ished members. Besidas u bereaved
husband she leaves four children. She
is also survived by three sisters, Mrs.
Craig and Mrs. McGarry of Inners-
VILE. Ont, and Mrs. r. f. Nagle of
Ottawa and two brothers, Patrick
Hollinger of Grafton and Charles Hol-
linger Of Ievils Laks.
The funeral services will Ee held
Thursday morning, the funeral cor
tege leaving the hor~e at 0 80 and ar
irving at the Sacred Heart church in
East Grand Forks at 1880 where the
solemn rites of the church which she
loved and of which she was a devot-
ed member, will be observed,
Mrs. Sullivan was one of the most
beloved women OF the community in
which she SO long resided. Her home
was an ideal one and around It'll
hearthstone children and husband and
friends loved to gather and bask In
the delight Of her wifely devotion and
motherly love. Years never burden.
ed the youth Of her soul nor care.
fhA sweetness nf her dtSnrsitg,~r cs,.
was loving mother in whom children
eonfided and as a wife she was truly
the counterpart OF the Roman matror
whose home was always in order
Sympathetic friends will seek to as.
suage the burden OF grief which those
who were near to her ind so heavy
bur they cannot give to the loved one.
the companionship of the wife anc
mother who has passed to that bourn,
from which no traveller ever returns
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
BIG FISH STORY
MADE HER LAUGH.

Grand Forks Herald: Mike Flynn,
a well known passenger conductor on
the Great Northern road, is great
story teller, as is wen known in nor
thern Minnesota, but his name is often
connected with big Ash stories and
that sort without his knowledge.
Al Bemidji paper once printed a
most exciting Ash story In which Mr..
Flynn figured. Each Of the men In the
fishing party which was described
proved himself q hero, and every one
of them had an almost miraculous es-
cape with his life landing a 4S-pound
muskallonEe.
MIR. Flynn laughed over the story
and then forgot it, but he was later
reminded OF it. Mrs. Flynn went down
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
DEATHCOMES SUDDENLY
She Enters Village Church at
Russell.

Russell Sentinel: Mrs. Herman
Schwarz died suddenly Sunday after
noon. She was in her usual good
health Sunday morning and in the aft
ternoon started for church and was
just enering the building when she
dropped dead from what is thought
to be stroke of paralysis. DR. God
frey was Immediately summoned but
nothing could be done to revive her
and she was probably dead before aid
could reach her.
Mrs. Hulda Schwarz was born Sept.
81, 1850. at Nenwick. Pommern, Ger
many, where she made her home until
1886 when she was married to Her
man Schwarz and in the same year
they removed from Germany to South
Dakota in 1902 they removed to Deep
river, their present home. Mrs.
Schwarz was a woman of kind and
lovable nature, always ready to lend
helping hand where 1T was most
needed and all. of her acquaintances
are better for having known her, Sew
en- children were born to them during
their married life, three Of which are
dead. She leaves to mourn her loss
her husband, four children Sentha,
Albert, Martha and Oscar, her father
mother two sisters and brother in
Germany and a brother and sister
In South Dakota.
The funeral was held Tuesday aft
ernoon at $3.50 from the German Luth-
eran church of which she was a life
long member, where the officiating
clergyman paid beautiful tribute to
the deceased Many beautiful floral
offerings were presented by friends
as token Of the esteem and respect
they held for a kind and loving friend
and neighbor.
Mr. Schwarz and children has the
sincere sympathy Of the entire COM
munity in the sad hour Of bereave-
ment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
FOREIGNER COMPLAINS
Objects to Having riis Shack Used as
Target by the Town
Marshal.

Jamestown, N. D., Aug. ga man
of foreign birth came to the city this
morning from Medina and laid his
grief before the police and county Of
flcials. He claimed that the Medina
marshal was in the vicinity OF his
house last night. when he was eating
supper doing some promiscuous shoot
ing and that one bullet fired went
through his house and came close 10
him. He claims to have told the
marshal to cease his shooting and the
answer was returned that a marshal
had license to shoot anywhere. Thr
states attorney was in Fargo add the
man had to walt his return before he
could get at the seat OF justice. The
man seemed badly scared, but 1t il
not thought he had any cause for
alarm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
new DAILY PAPER
FOR VALLEY CITY
Promoters Regard Field as :
Good One

Valley city. NJ d., Aug 2s.--with
in the last two or three days there
have been two sets ut men in this
city investigating the As,A for new
daily paper. There are already Two
here--one morning and the ether
an afternoon paper, and for town
Of about 5000 inhabitants that would
naturally be regarded as sufftsient, but
the men who have teen investigating
local conditions are reported I'd have
been well pleased wi-s the prospects
and will decide within two weeks
whether they will locate here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26

to southern Minnesota to visit her
parents, and her father had one OF
these stories planted In his desk.
He casually remarked TO Mrs. Flynn
that her husband had just had a halr-
breadth escape with his life, and she
was quite surprised and startled. She
knew nothing about it, and then her
father sprung the printed story on her.
Then she understood and laughed
and told him not to take It seriously,
for it was one Of Doc Rutledge's fish
stories.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
.M'LEAN COUNTY
RAID ON PIGGERS
Sheriff Beck Makes Five I'm
portant Arrests

Washburn Leader: Sheriff Beck and
his deputy, Joe Olson, went to Garri-
SON Wednesday and made raid on
five pool rooms with blind pig attach
ments. Sweet and Chas. Fredericks
and son Jess We're brought down by
the deputy, while the sheriff remained
to find the other two. who had disap-
peared, Charley Nau is still at liber-
ty, but "Nibs' was found at 10 o'clock
under a bed, where he seemed to be
resting peacefully. Sweet and Fred
ericlSs were left out on bail, but "Nibs"
is being held, They will all appear
at the fall term of court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26

Hundreds Of people VINO suffer from
backache, rheumatism. lame back.
aware that these are merely symptoms
OF kidney trouble PineuIes for the
Kidneys. act directly on the kidneys.
bringing quick relief to backaclIe and
other symptoms OF kidney and bladder
arrangements. Thirty days trial 81.
and guaranteed. or money back. Sold
by Mcdonald Drug Co
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
Enqinesr Oversight.

Devils Lake Journal: Because the
engineer oversight, the s;30 "trip on
the Chaurauqua road was annulled
this morning There were several
passengers at ChautauQua who were
desirous Of catching the Aneta train,
among the number being the conduc-
tor of the train. Auditor Eich was
hurr.edly awakened and arrange
ments made for taking the party to
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
Az. Independent oandidats.

Hettinger, N. D., Aug. 26.--Some Of
the citizens in the second commission
er district are dissatisfied with the
nominee of the republicans and the
primary election, and have nominated
j. M. Warner as an independent cam
didate The voters of townships 130-94
131 -s4, 1895, 1895 and 1S1-ss pledge
Warner their support.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 2e.--A tele-
gram to Bismarck from ID. J.. McGll-
lis announces the fact that he de-
livered his charge, Edwin Chisholm,
to his father at Tampa, Fla, Sunday
Aug. 22, and, ewas to start for North
Dakota last Sunday night. The pri-
soner. was very Troublesome all the
way and ha to be handcuffed to the
sheriff. 1t was great relief to dis
pose of him by turning him over to
his father.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
HEAVY FROST in
BARNES COUNTY
Corn Is Now Being Cut for
Fodder

Valley City, N. D., Aug. 2s.--ThN
heavy frost Saturday morning did a
great deal Of damage to corn and gar
den truck. Wheat and fax. unless
very late, are not thought to be dam
aged. VIM White. who has a large
acreage of corn. put his binders into
the fields cutting it yesterday morn
ing
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26
The Materials Are
Better.

And, therefore, p. s. G. Nnph-
tha Soap is better than
any other naph-
tha soap.
We are quite willing to tell
you what P. & G. Naphtha
Soap is made of.
Cocoanut oil is one ingre-
dent. Tallow is another.
Naphtha is a third. Caustic
soda is a fourth.
Most soap manufacturers
think that cocoanut oils "too
good to be used in making
a laundry soap.
Perhaps it is. But as there
is nothing else that is ''just as
good, we use it. Cocoanut
oil yields a remarkably pro-
fuse suds. 1t is a wonderful
cleanser.
The naphtha in P. & G.
Naphtha Soap is important.
1t IO0SenS the dirt. The other
ingredients cleanse.
5 cents a cake; a
all grocers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-26

Operations for Plies VIII not be ne
cessary II you use Manzan Pile Rem
edy. guaranteed. Price Soc McDon-
aid Drug Co.