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Higbee ordered him brought into court
and added two years TO his term Mid
dletOn made a sensational scene MS
face covered with blood and cOai dust
blood running from a Jagseu cut IN ms
wrist and held by two cOnStaDles- Nnel
the Judge passed sentence q SECOND time
ne gave vent 20 his rage BY Snoutln
curses at the court. which were qulek-
" smOthered as he was seized poclls
and rushed from the courtroom
Placed in a solitary cell. the Key OF
the lock had hardly turned when Mid
dletOn seized the Jagged edges Of the cur
in mis- wrist and tore at the nesn. shout-
ing You'll never take me 70 trenton
sheriff. Sheriff Johnson ordered the
cell door ouened and sprung in himself,
overpowering the freuZied youth and
dra gging him out into the corridor.
where il took the combined Efforts OF
six officers 10 hold him before he be
came exhausted His repeated threats
Of suicide caused, the sheriff to place
q guard over him until he IS taken TO
Trenton tomorrow. Middleton made a
sensational jump from the second story
Of his boarding house IN Atlantic City,
escaped TO Pleasantville, where be was
phia- He served several years in Rah-
way refOrmatory for stealing pay en-
VeIOpeS and is said 10 have been under
arrest IN Philadelphia on another
charge
Webb. but for whose timely aid the
prisoner would probably have escaped.
was ordered into court and discharged
Tor his bravery, returning 10 his home,
at Pleasantville-
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winter home resorts OF Florida.
They viii live right in windermere
with you: their families are there,
their interests are there and their
money IS invested there
The building supply department OF
The Osceola Land and Investment
Company, at Windermere, viii fur
nish lumber and buffers supplies at
cost 10 bOna-fide hOmeSeekers-
II you wish, the company viii con-
tract TO clear your land, fence Il,
plant your grove and care for your
tract by the month or year
Remember. you pick your own
land-nO lottery or drawing. Don't
hesitate Buy now, and secure enc
Of our choice farms We still have
a few left within g. radius OF one 10
Two miles Of Windermere-sOme Dor
derinE beautiful lakes And also re-
member, IN buying one Of our farms
you are securing land in Orange
county, the county that leads the
State in the production Of citrus
fruits, and the county that grows
more celery than all the rest OF
Florida combined
Every statement We make here or
elsewhere is backed by state and
government reports covering Orange
county and its products. Get them
and pe convinced
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FOREIGN AVIATORS
PROMISED IMMUNITY
Cortlandt Field Bishop Sails
to Encourage Flights
In America.

NEW YORK, April 15-That there is
no need OF foreign aviators fearing in
functions or anything else that VIII put
a damper on the aerial sport AZ the
contests here IN the future was the
declaration made by COrtiandt Bishop
just before he left this city on the
French line steamer Provence.
Mr. Bishop viii not return for sig
months, and while in Europe win do All
in his power TO encourage the foreign
aviatOrs 70 come to this country 70 maxi
exhibition flights and thereby aid the
progress OF the sport Of aeronautfcs
Prior 10 the steaming Of the Provence
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The Windermere colony IS located
in the beautiful lake region OF
orange county, Florida, on the At
laptic Coast Line railway. fourteen
miles northwest Of Eissimmee, and
on the county clay road nine miles
west Of Orlando, the county seat Of
Orange county
Windermere IS 80 feet above sea
level and 10 10 50 feet above Lake
Butler and Lake Down. The climate
is ideal No healthier spot IN Flor
ida, where the temperature for the
year averages 20 degrees Where
you win find a breeze in the shade,
and the nights are always cool, never
sultry-
Not one Of the five. ten, fifteen or
twenty acre farms offered for sale IS
over i've miles from Wlndernerer nor
more than three miles from rail-
way station. You can live at Wind
ermere and be within easy distance
OF your grove and truck farm, en-
joying all the license OF country life
and have all the advantages of the
town Every farm fronts public
roadway.
we are not putting people on small
farms located on a thirty OF forty
thousand acre tract Of undevelOped
land WITHIN TINS 1zFe-ullAe RADIUS
OF Windermere, covering our land,
may be found over TWO THOU
SAND ACRES Of bearing groves
CITRUS fruits. in addition to culti-
waited farm and truck lands. What
other colony proposition in Florida
can offer these advantages?
Windermere Is ideally located, Dor
dered on the east by Lake Down and
on the west by lake Butler, besuti-
ful fresh water lakes. full Of game
fish In addition 10 the natural ad-
vantaEes, WindeTmeTe VII have
schools and churches. electric light
plant. tourist hotel. banks, etc The
men back Of this colony intend 10
make II one Of the leading inland
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ESCAPING CONVICT
HALTED BY TRUSTY
Mays Landing Prisoner
Leaps From Window In
Dash for Liberty.

MAYS LANDING, y. J., April Is
re most daring attempt at esca De
rom the county jail ever made was
frustrated b. a negro "trusty.H who
nsbbed Lehman Middleton. burglar,
convicted OF stealing 1900 worth OF
furniture from an Atlantic City hotel,
AFTER the prisoner had leaned head6rst
through a secOnd-story window into q
coal bin and scaled a fence surround
ing the courtyard Edward webb, the
rusty caught I'D with Middleton.
who Is a cripple, and by a hard tussIe
held him until officers rushed to his
Middleton had just been taken from
me courtroom where he pleaded guilty
- was sentenced to three years in
state prison at hard labor The yvindoV-
rom Which he escaped opens on the
second-stcry corridor and IS not prO-
lecUed with bars He watched his
ELanoe and jumped out headlong
Wnen the man was caught Judge
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TERMS

10 PER CENT OFF FOR Cash.
5-scre farm. and building lot
25x125 in WindeTme-e.- e12S
SIS down and SO d month
15-acre farm, and building lot
50Xl25 IN WiudeTmere- $50
SO down and 81 month
15-acre farm, and building lot
15xI25 IN TVfndermeTe- S37S
SIS down and $50 q month
20-scre farm, and 5JIildinz lot
Io0xIo5 in Ninderme-e----- $500
Or building lot 51x125 and business
lot S5x1S
$50 down and $40 q month
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JAMES SPEAR, JR.,
MAY GET DIVORCE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April IA
special masters report fled at Media
recommends that James Spear. r.. OF
the Spear Stove and Heating Com
panys Of this city, a member Of the
Union League and many other clubs.
be granted a divorce from his wife.
Mrs Lee Henry Spear. whom he
charges with desertfon.
Mrs. Spear now resides in the We
nonah apartments in Baltimore.
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FREED FROM JAIL.
HE HELPS CUPID
Prisoner Joyfully Celebrates Es-
cape From Being a
"Jailbird."

BLOOMSBURY, Pa. April 15.-si6ney
Kingston. committed 20 The Columbia
county Jan yesterday in default of 500
bail, on a Charge OF assault and battery
preferred By Wesley SlmOns. pulled al
sorts or strings and experienced an
varieties OF anxiety today until he got
out
kingston read as soon as he got in fail
that all persons in jail tomorrow would
be classed as jailbirds for the next ter
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Central Florida
Natures Sanitarium
WmdOrmOrO
One of Natures
Beauty Spots.
In the Lake Re-
giOn of Orange
County.
The "Land of Citrus
Fruits and Veg
etableS.

Our first ad has brought hun
dreds Of inquiries If you are IN
teresJed IN Florida as a winter or
permanent home, investigate Win
dermeTe-the most select and high
class proposition in Florida today
A 10 acre farm, at Windernere,
fully developed G to S acres in
fruit balance for trucking, chick
ems, etc. viii net 5000 to s, 900
per year, and n case Of accident
or death, VIII provide for your
family far better than thousands
n life insurance
Only a limited number Of build
ing lots at Wiudermere will be in
cluded with farm tracts. they are
going fast Don't wait; write or
call today
The company reserves the right
of refusal to any but desirable peo-
pie.
If you wish. a representative Of
the company viii call at your Of
fee OF residence
Telephone Main 1905
For fun information. maps. plats.
etc. address Mort bern Office
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STEEL CORPORATION
TO INCREASE WAGES
Addition of 100000 to Yearly
Payroll Decided Upon BY
Officials.

NEW YORK April u.-The presidents
and heads Of departments Of the United
States Steel CORPORATION have ratified
tlfe proposed increase in the pay OF It's
employees, other than officials, and the
Increase wiz 90 into effect in a few
weeks II amounts. approximately. 70
per cent which means an addition Of
about 10000 a year to the CORPORA
tiOn's payroll.
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Oners superior advantages 70 Home
Builders and Investors
R5ndle Highlands is fast he'll ping 10
make a Greater washington
Watch for q City at handle Eirhlsuda
Most Beautiful and PICTURESQUE lOca-
lion Only u minutes from the Capitol
Building.
Lots now selling on Essy Payment
Plan CalI OF write for new F3Oolciat
Pat. and Terms Free auto 10 see the
Property
q. s. REALTY COMPANY,
Sth s.. 3 Pa Ave H.W-WEEhi-Eton.D DC
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DEATH STOPS LAUGH.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, April I5-Ready to
laugh over a humorous remark bv q
member Of the family as thew were
about TO dine, Mrs Irwin Bower. a
pioneer resident Of Pitman, feI dead OF
paralysis Of the heart
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years and he had refused to eat or sleep
until he had induced some one TO 20 on
his bail bond
As soon as he got out OF jail he went
70 ne court house and gave his consent
% the marriage Of his daughter
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-29
Daddy ;sBedtilne
>fnry1 The Story Of the Two
N Coins
The Story Of the Two

N day Jacks teacher had telling the class ahor4 a. -
Tnhaoephia where the 49, s ~
~ serested That evening he asked him and Eys
% upon time said daddy, there wing .toe ~ ,,
We're both bright ona 80 =
the $500 "Ou many times as much as
~ get away from me- said the the penny .you ara
worth very little rsa
the - SA-D' "nu s"aH 90 great
me poor copper could awhile but at oas he o
shal De able in the
mucn sometimes little nsoa
can 40 good Perhaps
que HAPPY even only not near,v as
Neghbor Piece" $3.50 -O' ueaFv as mucn
une the oa
eH INTO the hands
OF the same kind Then
ue SO ne took the chest Soon rwsd
oeo and he hdp E
tneFe yet buried in the so dark and Dirt
n no one would think course has never
any good In the world my one" ~ "s'S' uone
And the penny, daddy?" asked EVELYN
hat was little running Grand said dada an
nome ana because his little
h very happy for whe day bear asked her
Ouy bread WITH
20 whom the oeggar the who worked
tue Oae he gave 1t to bis little
ne nag enough pennies
SO tne little penny went and
with the
er ena than that OF the
Evelyn thought - 4' "NeA 0Au
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cAPP's RETIREMENT.

Washington Post: The expected has
happened. Rear Admiral washington
L. Cspps, chief o. the Naval Bureau Of
consfvseSion and Repair, has followed
the example set by Rear Admiral e. d
Rogers, formerly chief of the bureau
OF supplies and accounts, and has re
signed by request.
There Is no doubt that Caps is ar
able oeicer, In openly opposing the
reorganization policy of his superior
the secretary OF the navy, however, he
Invited his fate. There can be bu;
one head 10 any organization, and the
secretary Of the navy is the head OF
that organization Capps was a sub
ordinate, and was supposed to carry
out the orders of his chief. When he
found that he could not carry out
these orders according to his own idea
OF things, he should have resigned.
Secretary Meyer made II plain that
Admiral Capp's retirement would re-
Iieve the department OF any embar
rassment which might be felt through
his acknowledged lack OF sympathy In
remodeling the business affairs Of the
navy" IN all PROBABILITIES II win "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-29
MILITIA DAY.

Tomorrow Is the closing day OF the
North Dakota state fair. It is also
militia day. This will be fitting finale
to the big show. The entire North
Dakota regiment including the bat
terry and the band viii be here. Some
of the troops will arrive this evening
and the rest tomorrow. There will be
a review OF the soldier boys and they
will be seen in camp life. Sunday
they leave for the national encamp-
ment ut Sparta, Wis.
Everybody admires the soldier boys,
their bright faces, handsome, athletic
figures and attractive uniforms. There
is fascination about the trappings of
war that appeals TO every one. The
ladies win enjoy seeing the brave boyu
in khakhi and tomorrow should be
one of the best days of the fair.
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HOW TO GET AHEAD
Northwestern Mutual investment Co.
Have Plan That VIII Help Save
Small sums-Earn Good Returns.

Some sage individual promulgated
the old adage that If we take care
Of the pence the pounds win take care
Of themselves He was a wise man
in his generation; the wise man or
woman of this generation is the one
who has systematic and well planned
method Of saving, anG has the savings
wisely invested where safety of the
principal and good interest return Il
assured.
Such plan Is ofeered by The
Northwestern Mutual Investment Co.
OF Fargo whose successful operations
in improved city realty are OCCASION
ing an unlimited amount Of favorable
comment Just at present Certificate
holders in this sterling company may
we'll pat themselves on the back over
the showing the company is making
rs they share in all the profits and
the present outlook is that the certif-
Gates will mature with good sized
dividend in addition to the guaran-
teed interest of per cent.
Large and small investors viii do
well to look into the plans Of The
Northwestern Mutual Investment co.
Particulars will be g1adry furnished.
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COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a Fargo Household viii Find
Them So.

MANY Fargo Household Will Find
Them So.
To have the pains and ache. =. :
bad back removed; to be entirely Era
from annoying, dangerous urinary Ais
orders is enough to make any ridpa,
sufferer grateful. To tell how fhis
great change can be brought about will
prove comforting words to hundreds ~
Fargo readers.
Mrs. II. G.. Nelson. ale Fifteenth
street, Moorhead, Mimi, says: ~ have
used Doan's Kidney Pills and Il eiT,as
me pleasure to recommend them as :
remedy Of remarkable curative powers
suffered from kidney trouble for !
long time. my back aching consta n4lS,
and the kidney secretions being highIv
colored and passing too frequently.
also had headaches and was very nor.
vous. AS Doan's Kidney pills wee
highly spoken OF by a neighbor who
had used them, took her advice ana
procured q box. The 5backache soon
left me after / commenced their ngs
and my kidneys were restored IN !
normal condition."
For sale by all dealers. Price IN
cents, Foster Milburn Co. Bufgalo
New York, sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name-Doan's--ana
take no otfe1
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poaden News.

Dogden, N. d. July 2S.-To Tho 20.
rum: A son was born to M. and Mrs
]. T. Nelson last week.
J. p. Huber has sold his auto to
party at Washburn.
Dan Anderson has returned from a
visit to his old home in Sweden.
The capital stock OF the First state
bank Of Dogden viii in the near future
be Increased from $4,000 to $4,000
and the surplus fund from $4,000 to
$1,000.
Miss Pearl Kushnir returned sat-
urday from six months stay In che
twin cities.
Marvin Pitt went to Canada Lass
week and filed on a homestead.
Our neighbor1ng town OF Benedict
wifi give big celebration on Aug. 4
IN honor of its second birthday amt
yersary.
Miss Ida johnson returned Saturday
from months visit with friends In
the vicinity of Lansford.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. HelmeF wItterstrand.
Mrs. ]. B. johnson of Tracy, MINI.
is the guest OF her daughters. Mrs
John A. Johnson and Miss Ida John.
son.
A farewell reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. Kirker a. tho church
last Friday evening by mcmbers OF
the congregation and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirker leave today for
their new home at New Rockford, ~.
=. Cor. u.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-29
AiRsHIP DISASTERS,

1t was to be expected that the ali
would exact its toll Of human life
from those who attempt its mastery
The fate Of Tcarus had the effect, an.
parently. of discouraging Hellenic am
bition in the direction of aeronautics
1t was to be anticipated that the re-
vival of interest in the conquest OF
the air as an avenue of travel would
be attended by many incidents as
tragic as the experience Of Icarus.
The killing of Oscar Erbsloeh and four
associates in Germany was simply one
of many similar tragedies that may be
looked for in this experimental stage
of aerial navigation.
How many tragedies there must
have been in those long-past ages OF
primitive experimentation, when men
first undertook to place the sea under
subsection. In those very old days.
before Captain Noah took his floating
menagerie to Ararat--it must have
seemed as hazardous an experiment to
adventure out on the unfathorned
ocean as It now seems to sail into
the upper ARMAMENT History-for
there were no history makers then-is
silent as to the amount of casualties.
but they must have been innumerGble.
A floating tree trunk was probably
the first vessel upon which the pioneer
navigator adventured beyond his
depth in the desperate hope of ex-
ploring the mysterious beyond. The
idea of lashing several trees together
in the safer experiment of a, raft must
have been a happy afterthought Of
some unrecorded Fulton.
1t is a melancholy reflection how
many OF the worlds greatest bensfac-
tors--the most ingenious inventors and
the most daring explorers--have left
behind them not even the memory OF
their names. Long ago, before the
Pheonicians made their records as
saIlors-~the work of seeking to obtain
the mastery Of the sea and make the
water highway instead Of an inpas-
sable obstacle to further travel must
have been proceeding in unrecorded
silence. 1t is only within the life
time of a generation that has not vet
passed away that the utilization of
steam to ocean navigation has set the
winds at defiance, and made It posi- |
bic to Journey without consulting the
tickle currents OF the air.
More fortunate than the daring pio-
neers of ocean navigation-the modern
martyrs or aeronautic adventure have
their names and their achievements
recorded for the admiration of pos
terity.
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more than that It viii teach the les
son that there must be esprit de corps.
The modern methods which secre.
tary Meyer has installed in the navy
department have met with general
approval. They lead toward greater
economy and greater efficlency. If tho
plans are to be successful, however. all
the subordinate officers must pull to-
gether with their chief. Capps and
Rogers, according to Secretary Never.
were not working with him.
Responsibility for the failure Of the
reorganization would have rested with
the secretary and not with capps or
Rogers. It is but natural and neces-
sary, therefore that Secretary Meyer
should take all possible steps toward
.nsuring success The biggest stem ia
that direction Is to have snbordinates
who are in sympathy with their chief.
It IL evident that the secretary IL de-
term.ned to have his entire stan pull
ing In the one direction.
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coLoRED FORTUNES.

since Jack Johnson copied out q
cool 100000 in cash there has been
much talk OF colored fortunes.
The advance of the negro race in
the south as property owners IL ga,
forth in publication of the Atlanta
university. IT is striking enough to
demand q passing note.
In 1900 the total property listed by
negro citizens in North Carolina was
ss,47s.OOO; in 1908 1t was 81, 25s. ooo q
Gain OF 123 per cent: in Virginia the
increase was from s15,s5e,0oO to $a5,-
$4,000. . gain of go per cent: in Geor-
gia from s14.11s.O0o to $27.O42, 900, q
gain OF 81 per cent
These figures constitute a compare
lively small ratio Of the total wealth
OF these states. But considering that
It represents the savings and invest
.anesats OF q race which half century
ago was itaelf rated as property--it
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Stick to your North Dakota land.
| 900
man. 'l ~"
The calamity howlers have had their
inning.
the latter day saints organized a;
Health officials found contagion at
Wilton.
| ~.es 49,. 600
Wuliston will have fair Aug. 81.
4 creamery is being projected at
Ten miles an hour Is the Iirpt, a.,
autos in Steele.
Attorney General Miller will erect a
| cottage at Fish Lake.
coo
Many good yields of. barley are re.
ported in Bowman county.
1000, ~s@@
The Rolette papers are ambitious to
become county seat publications.
6SSSN
Mercer county IS becoming interest.
red in creameries and dairying.
A detective may BE- secured 70 trace
some of the crimes at Dickinson.
~,0>9
Farmers will have to exercise more
than N ordinary care to prevent prairie
fires. - y
1s4A -
New England expects the Milwaukee,
trains to be opss ting into that town
Sept Is.
SSAA
IAe1Carrington Record calls atten-
ton TO the advantages of THAI citv as
a trade center.
The story from the harvest fields
is not such discouraging one-in
some sections.
The corn crop is Certainly promising
especially where 1t was seeded ear
" and good stand was secured.
~ !. 600 Hss
Residents OF twelve townships ON th.
southern part OF Billings county want
to be annexed to Hettinger county.
~ 900
Some OF the newspapers are going
after the Iowa editor that wrote nr
the terrible restitution" In North Da-
kota.
The other towns of the stat are
thinking OF ernulating Fargo in the
movement to make hobos work oni
their terms.
The Grand Forks Herald a1d The
Fargo News were insurgent during tbs
primary campaign and now seem to be
democratic.
The brother o. Colonel Whitehead ~
The Williston State did nor remain |
long In North Dakota. He sighed for
that dear Illinois.
Editor Clark OK Minot Is nalvins a /
great effort to work a stand-in with
the Insurgents bur they do not seem 70 /
admire his style.
An npturned boat was seen on Spir-
itwood lake during storm. There |
were visions Of . ;vagedy~-but IL was |
found that the boat had slipped from
it's nloorings,
1t cost North Dakota counties from
$1,000 to $4,000 each to run the pri. /
mary elections. 1t cost each candidate
large sums. II comes high but some
Of the great people insist that it must
be retained.