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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
.EX-JOURNAL|sT
IS REAL POWER
Stands Second Only to Kaiser
in Administration of For
eign Affairs.

BERLIN. Aug. 4.-Despite the as
sumption OF Office Tuesday by Herr
Won Kideriin- Waechter. the new sec
rotary of State for foreign affairs, the
real power tn Germany's foreign po.-
Icy, win continue to be an exnews-
paper man. Privy Councillor Ham
mann. now the senior member or the
staff OF the foreign ONCE.
Hammann, who Is man of the
highest academic education and pos
sesses the degree OF doctor Of laws
was an obscure newspaper maa seven
teen years ago. when he attracted The
attention of the imperial chancellor
at that time General Caprivi. 3y q
pamphlet on the best methods o. ,om-
batting the growth OF socialism In Ger
many, General Caprivi was so m.
pressed with this article that he APP
pointed Hammann to control the press
department OF the German foreign
ONCE.
Grip ON Press.
This department is for the purpose
OF enabling Germany to keep a close
grip on both the German and foreign
press Hammann saw In his new wors
the opportunity for power. and in the
seventeen years that he has held the
post he has grown into q position OF
power and influence second only ID
that Of the Kaiser himself, He is the
man behind the scenes" In all u
Germany's political moves.
It Ia an open secret that Ham
mann brought about the Withdrawal
of Baron Schoen. who preceded Kid,
erin Waechter as foreign secretary
and virtually forced the elevation q
Etaartar Wa achtar m fhf0 pnst Tsh /.
latter was in the disfaovr OF the Kali
ser. who, indeed, had not spoken I,
him for sixteen years. Hammann
however, was able to bring about his
appointment because of the trenton.
tfous influence he w.efds in both the
German and foreign press, RI goes
without saying that Hammann's In.
fluence over the foreign secretary ii
most potent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04

Mr.. c. c. Rady has been on the sick
list for several days
Miss Mary Duncanson is visiting
friends In Hanover county.
Mrs. n. II. Benefited and son, OF Dan
willie are the guests OF Mrs. Olivia Haz-
elgrove. of s14 Barton avenue.
Mrs ]. C. Crowder. of Brookiand
Park, who has been quite sick. is I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Tucker and little
daughter. left Tuesday for Staunton
Mrs. Tucker and daughter will spend q
month visiting relatives Mr.. Tucker
viii return after a few days rest.
Miss lima, the daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Charlie C. Broaddus. is visiting
rela tives at Walkertou In King and
Queen county.
Miss Lizzie Foley will leave Friday
on visit of two weeks TO the home OF
Mr.. Buck Hancock. in Chesterfield
county.
Mrs. Jenfries and Miss Virginia. the
fries OF Newport News. are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs c. W, Luck. of SOS Vir'
gtnia avenue.
Rev. r. H. Bowden, pastor OF ths
bermarle county. where he will spene
his vacation visiting and conducting
meetings. He will supply the pulpit Of
the First Baptist church In Charlottes'
Miss Clara Wiseman has gone ts
Rcckhridge Baths TO spend month.
Late Wednesday afternoon. Jane:
Jackson. negro youth. was throw
from a horse which he was riding. neal
Hoods Nursery and was quite badly
hurt The horse was frightened by Al
automobile and became unmana9ea pie
The two men occupants OF the automo
bile gave assistance to the youth anf
caught the horse which he was rfdins
and In about thirty minutes the PC.
was able TO ride again. The horse wal
owned by Mr.. Pennington, who live'
near Yellow Tavern.
The premium for raising tomatoes
on Barton Heights goes to Mr. ID =
Gregory, who plucked three from nj
garden this week that weighed l.
pounds -.
Mrs. and Mrs Charlie Winston. ief
Thursday for Highland county, wher'
they viii spend a month resting.
The game of baseball played 81
Broad street diamond "wednesday pc
| tween the Coliegians and Barton
| Nights teams resulted in a score OF q
| / in favor OF the Collegtans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
Highland Springs

The Queen Esther Circle will meet
Thursday night in the Sunday school
room OF the Methodist church. AL
members are requested to be present.
Miss Mabel Pockiington gave
stereopticon entertainment In the
town hall Monday night for the bene-
Mt of the building fund OF Highland
Springs Methodist church. Music was
rendered by the Mandolin Club and
refreshments were served.
Miss L. Evans. the principal OF the
Highland Springs school, accompanied
by Misses Lawson. Kelly and 6tavsn-
son. were down to make some alter
rations In the school.
Miss Leila Harris gave a most de-
lightful fruit supper at her home 10
her friends Friday. Among those
present were the Liberty Hall Social
Club members. The lawn was pref
tiiy lighted with japanese lanterns.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent in games. Refreshments were
served about 1880 p, M,
Miss Myrtle Reiuebach entertain
ed Tuesday night AZ her home in
honor OF Miss Grace Wilkinson. OF
Petersburg. Games and dancing We're
engaged In until late hour. when
refreshments were served on the lawn
which was beautifully lighted with
Japanese lanterns. Those present
were; Misses sGrace Wilkinson, Beu-
lah Wells, Louise Leftwfch. Annie
Moseiey, Bertha Adams. Eettie Left
witch, Ethel Eeaton. Myrtle Rettlebaeh,
Halle I4eftwich, Ethel Moseiey, Leila
Leftwich, Sallie AdamsI Messrs. Ed
die Heckler, Luther Chambers. Cia-
renee Leftwich. Charlie Gray. Joe
Miller, Arthur Gray. Stuart Turner.
Warren Hughes. Henson Tiller. Ray
mond Binns. Lynn Beadies. Earl Rel
tlsbach. Chaperonesl Mr., T. G, Grid
lin, J.. Reitiebach; Mesdames John
Reitiebaeh, Loais Barnes, J, a, Left
wich and II. 8, Leftwich. After
spending a most enjoyable evening,
ali left for their homes
Mr., Frank Adams. who has been
on d visit to Cincinnati. has returned
to his home.
Miss Alma Kraxmar, who has been
on visit to Hanover, has returned
! To her home.
n Miss Grace Wilkinson, of Peters
burg. Il siviting Miss Myrtle Reitis-
bach.
Miss Beulah Wells. of Petersburg,
Is visiting Misses Lettis and HALLS
Leftwich,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Misses Matilda Morgan and Mary
Spagg left Tuesday for Old Point
From there they VIII go to Washing
ton, where they will spend some
time.
Grove avenue are spending several
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Garlic Hitter. of 124 South
Laurel has returned home. after g.
two weeks stay at Atlantic City. New
York. Philadelphia and other North
ern cities.
Miss Lottle Harris will leave Sun
day for Powhatan county. where she
will spend two weeks visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas and
daughter. Athena. of 1918 Taylor
trseet, have returned home, after q
pleasant stay with relatives nj Glen
Allen.
Mrs. George McAliver has returned
home, after a two weeks stay in
Georgia, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Misses Kate Miller and Nellie
Mech. of West Cary street. have
gone TO Summers Rest" where they
will spend two weeks
Miss Marie Frick, of 1914 West
Cary street. left Sunday morning for
Norfolk and Ocean View, where she
viii spend the remainder of the sum
mer visiting relatives
Misses verser. Mabel and Maimye
Glenn will spend their vacation with
relatives In Greensborough. n. c.
Mrs. Blanche Woods is visiting
friends In Washington. New York
and Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel Drawer will spend her
vacation visiting friends in Glen
Allen.
Miss Mary Lena Fore entertained
host of friends at q birthday party
Monday evening.
Miss Ruby Tucker left Tuesday TO
visit her parents In Charlotte county,
Va.
Mrs. Chris weimer and her sister,
Mrs Nettie Whit, and daughter. Bes-
sic, left Sunday for Ocean View, where
they will spend two weeks
Miss Nina Morgan Is visiting rela-
tives In Harrodesburg, Ky.
The Byrd Park Company at Idle
wood have decided to entertain their
patrons by giving them series of
moving pictures each evening, free OF
charge Patrons are invited to bring
their children,
Mr.. and MIRA Garrett Gilman. OF
Slp SOutu AauIci Street. arc Spehuihk
several weeks at Ocean View.
Miss Claude Tinsiey, OF slS West
Clay street. who has been Ill with ty-
phoid fever for three weekA continues
very stok.
Mr.. w. E. Trahern. OF 1920 Pow
hatan street. is exhibiting q magnifi-
cent tomato grown by him In his
small garden It il q splendid specf-
men. perfect In symmetry and color
and weighs one and one-half pounda
The funeral OF Mr. A. r. Trewalla.
of 1923 Chaffin street. took place from
the residence Tuesday afternoon with
the burial liz Oakwood.
Mrs. NJ. r. Perkins. OF 1879 Beverly
street. is visiting her daughter. Mira
Huliett, Of Baltimore
Mrs- Mary Trexler. Of t720 Beverly
street. IL very sick.
Mn, L ~ RaysQnx,- AZ 16xx. HaYszht
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04

Messrs Leroy Wade. walter Dawson
and Junius Blankensnip have gone TO
Ocean View TO spend two weeks
Miss Marie Harmon Is visiting her
&C.
Miss Sophie Wall and brother Harold
and Ralph. have returned home from O
monitor, n J. and Philadelphia
Little Miss Edith Richardson. of
Twenty-ninth and Grace. while play
ing In her yard. fell and fractured one
ginius Harr!son's care. she Is getting
Miss Annie Briei. OF asia z. Frank.
lin street. is visiting relatives and
Misses Grayce r. Rupp. Lottie Rupp.
Marie Liebert and Messrs Joseph Play
sman and Watson e. Barnby have re-
ocean View and other places OF inIer-
The funeral OF Mr.. Carl Gray GILL
ken. whose serious Illness has been
Thursday afternoon q s o'clock. at
Leigh Street Baptist church.
Miss Bonnie Thomas. of 1881 East
Grace street l. Waiting Miss Ruth far-
Mrs. Kritxer and her grandson. Ed
die Brlsl have returned from . months
stay at cartersviile. Va.
Mira I. "A; Oliver. q q. 500 o,,a East -
Etnr ana Queen county, He win spcnd
4 parf q his vacation with his son In
Newport News and viii also visit q
con. Mr.. Harry Oliver. OF Providence
Nr, Burruss Is very III at his horns.
Mrs. Binford Peay and little son;
are visiting relatives In King anu
Mr. and Mr.. Albert s. Gioyanitti. Of
ass7 Vsnabls street. are spending some
time in Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
fomrth strset. left to-day for Augusta
county, to spend several weeks visit.
Ing relatives and friends near Fort
Defiance. Va. .
street. who has been so Ill wit happen
dieifis. is reported better to-day.
Mr. William Hewlett. the popular E.
and o, conductor. who has maze n y
Twenty-thirdi street. Is building hand
some residence on WOODLAND neIs nts,
which he and his family will occupy on
Its completion, !. A =, :
broad street have returned from O. ten
days trip to Ocean View.
The lawn party to be held under the
auspicee. OF the Volunteer Ghrs,e o. III un
East Broad street, continuing to-mor
row and Saturday evenings, "A as-
iightful auto ride around Church Hits
beautiful parks Is one OF the assr~o-
tions offered. $50.
Al 90 East Broad street, are visiting III
NJ and Mrs. Charles Eidridge and
ahiidren. OF ss26 East Broad street. left
The city to-day, to spend the remainder
Of the sumer at coalfield PowhatAn
county. p.a.s =,
| Chimboraxo park, have returned from
= months stay at Atlantic City,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
FAMILY Is SAVED 4 s. s.
by wHfNrNG or n0l

NEWPORT NEWS Auguss AI9GI|
H. I. Adler, his wife ard l.ttlo dano
ter were saved from y hOrxible 0o4eM
caught Are on the loWer ftoor -
while the downstairs portion 49,
raging mass Of flames and the up9en
was died with smokA. the dactae os
his family slept on, untii thu 49
whining and barking. ran up9tM1
and sprang into the bed. Is
The animal poked III p0ae tato
faces OF tho sseepers and Ansll1k
sned them. The family eecmpo4 N
the front stAtra wrappinx Us4S
m bed clothing 10 eseApo b~ta4 fl
ed by the dsnss cn re seMisxase
aaH1ra1 1AaMnrnA Ank1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
WoLoAsT AND MCFARLAND
AGREE ON THEIR WEIGHTS

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. Aug. t,--Light-
weight Champion AID Wolsast and
Packey Mcfarland. of Chicago, are
practically matched to boz ten roandss
no decision, here on Labor Day, Woi-
gast viii agree to let Mcfarland weigh
in at 133 pounds three hours before
the contest, ~ the question OF weight
has been the Obstacle that has kept the
rivals apart II n prUpAble that this
concessioM By Woigast removes the
last hitch In the match.
Wolgast n now at his home In Ca
dillac, Mich. whore he is training
quietly. His injured left arm 10 bot
tar and an strong ~ eyer,
No title will hinge on the result, az
MoFhriand win not be making the le-
legitimate lightweight limit and he
cannot lay q claim to the title unless
he dsfsats Wolgast at 113 pounds ring
side. There win be no decision, and
neither win be recognised AZ the victor
unless there IL Knockout.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
Barton Heights

Rev, and Mrs, O n. Taylor, OF Steel
ton, Pa, who have spent the last two
weeks visiting relatives In Barton
M Mas,x s ss,a o ooSn sssnoen rSr
preach The hrst and second Sundays.
MI, Evans Dawson, who has recently
accepted q position In Norfolk. spent
q. j. Dawson. He returned to Norfolk
Sunday night.
Miss Laila Hamlet has returned to
her home, Blackstones after visiting
Miss Ada kuyk.
Mrs. j. B. Woodward. who is at the
Rock bridge Alum Springs, IL expected
to return home In . few dsya
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04

street. will leave Wednesday to visit!
relatives in Suffolk county.
Willie FenHer, of 1T63 Beverly
street, has been in bed with the fever
Ter three weeks, and is quit sick
Misses Agnes and Myrtle Elam nro
visiting friends in Norfolk
Miss Ada Perkins spent trs wcek@s
erd at Ocean View
M-s. Ford. of fT20 b ss-Iy street
is very sick and is under the care of
rr Moseiey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
William King.

Especial to The Richmond yrgin!an.)
sPoTsYLvANIA, VA. Aug. will
liam r. King. Of the county dted Tues
day In West Virginia. OF congestion or
the lungs. aged thirty-six years He
IL survived by two brothers and one
sister, all Of West Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04

prince 10 laid UP with broken collar
bone, which he sustained yesterday IN
a fail from his bicycle The injury wiil
deprive Juliana OF her favor1te sport
FOR at least two weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
Washington, Va.

Especial to The Richmond yirginianL)
WASHINGTON. VA. August A.
Mr.. Paul Garrett and family, of Lees-
burg, were guests or Or. ]. q. JohnSI
SON several days last week.
Mrs. Vincent Smith. OF New York.
is visiting her fathers home, Senator
r. p. Carter tn this town.
Mrs, v, A. Smith and daughter
have returned to their home after a
few weeks' visit to relatives,
Mr.. Grimsley Denning, of Char
lottesville. Is q guest OF his mother.
Mrs. Joseph Walter. OF Sandy, Va,
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage August 10 OF
Miss Moffett. daughter of Judge w.
w. Moffett. OF Salem, Va. TO Mr.. j.
Frank Jones'
The farmers are very busy thresh-
ing wheat. which Is Of fine quality
and good yield. The oat and rye
crops are also especially good.
The examination for teachers In
public schools was held last week.
Returns From Springs.
DIR. j. A. Ezekiel has returned from
= pieasart outing at Rawley EpYjnga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-04
CHURCH HILL NEWS

intended this column be ef In person ~ the
'phoned o Madison 1881
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
ACTION OF G. F. HERALD
STIRS UP IMPLEMENT MEN
Association Declares That Herald Has Taken Advantage Of
Inside Information Furnished for Job Work to
Increase It's Advertising

The North Dakota Retail Hardware
association is up in arms at the action
of The Grand Forks Herald, and. has
sent out to the firms over the state
who placed advertisements i'm the as
sociation's annual publication, COM
munications discountenancing the eff
forts of The Herald to use the annual
publication, which 1t is printing for
the association, to increase it's ad-
vertising business.
The association, which is preparing
for the annual convention to be held
in Grand Forks on Jan. Is, rs and 81,
secured a large amount of advertising
for the annual bulletin which it pub
fishes. Among these advertisers were
a Eulnber of Fargo firms which will
make exhibits in Grand Forks during
the convention. The contract for
printing this bulletin was given to
The Herald and that paper has sent
out letters to each of the advertisers
in the bulletin soliciting advertising
for an alleged special issue to be pub
lished, it is stated, at the time of the
convention.
Today the Fargo advertisers in the
bulletin received the following printed
circular from the North Dakota Retail
Hardware association explaining it's
view of the matter:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08

During the past few days our at
tention has been called by several of
our patrons wfo have engaged adver-
Using space in our annual publication
to the fact that they have been i'm
portuned by The Herald Printing Co..
of Grand Forks, for advertising space
in an alleged special issue of that
paper. In justice to ourself, and for the
protection of our patrons who have
so generously patronized our publica-
ton, we wish to say that we depre-
cate and discountenance this action on
the part Of The Herald Printing Go.
This concern is under contract to
publish our official publication. and
we regret very much that they have
taken advantage of the information
thus secured to use it for their per-
sonal financial gain and the annoyance
of our patrons. We feel that this ex-
plantation is due our patrons, that
they may know that we do not coJIn-
tenance this method of obtaining bus
mess.
eve take this opportunity to extend
to you our sincere appreciation for the
liberal support you have granted us
in the past, and to express the hope
that our relations may always con-
tinue as pleasant in the future.
yours very truly,
IN. d. Retail Hardware Assn.
&C. N. Barnes, Sec"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
BISHOP Mann Will
not LEAVE FARGO
REPORT FROM EAST THAT HEI
WAS TO GIVE Up sIsHoPRIc or
NoRTH DAKOTA IS UNTRUE Il
WILL GO TO NEW YORK FOR
TWO MONTHS.

Bishop Cameron Mann will not leave
the bishopric Of North Dakota. Last
evening a dispatch was received from
New York by The Forum which stated
that Bishop Mann would leave this
city in few days to become the as
sistant of Bishop David Greer of New
York.
When shown the dispatch from New
York last night Bishop Mann said that
1T was all mistake. that the state
ment had evidently been made under
a misapprehension of the real facts.
The bishop said it was true that he
was going to New York, but he was
not going to leave the bfshopric of
North Dakota. He will leave in a day
or two for the east and will spend
two months i'm New York and during
his stay win assist Bishop Greer i'm
his work over the latter's large do
cese. About this time Of the year the
bishop generally makes an extended
eastern trip in the interest OF the work
Of the Episcopal church in North Da-
kota.
Published in Minneapolis Paper.
The Minneapolis Journal in it's edi-
ton last evening said under a New
York date line:
Rev. Cameron Mann, bishop of North
Dakota, is coming from Fargo soon to
become the assistant of Bishop David
H. Greer.
He was born in this city i'm 1851, the
son of Rev. Duncan. Cameron Mann
He was graduated from Hobart college
in 1870, receiving his ID. d. degree there
in 1889. Meanwhile he graduated from
the general theological seminary here
i'm 1882.
He was ordained deacon in 1873.
priest in 1875. He was q missionary in
charge of the church at Branchport,
N. j., 1s7s-1s75, became curate at st.
Peters, Albany, in 1875, rector of st.
James, Watkins, N. Y, 1875-1SS2, rec
tor of Grace church, Kansas City, Mo-,
1882 1901.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
new TRUST CO.
PROPOSED FOR FARGO
PROMINENT LOCAL PARTIES TO
LAUNCH NEW INSTITUTION
SOME TIME IN MAY OR JUNE
INCREASING BUSINESS SEEMS
TO DEMAND NEW VENTURE.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the directors Of the North Dakota I'm
aprovement Co, held at their offices
yesterday afternoon, the decision was
reached to launch q new trust COM
pany. This action was found neces-
sary in order to take care of the in
creasing loan business of the improve
ment company and to further meet the
demands of its investors great
many of whom have signified their
desire and willingness to support such
an institution.
It will be capitalized for 100000
and will probably operate under the
name of Fargo Trust Co. It will
commence active operation as soon as
the Improvement company's five story
office building on First avenue north.
between the Grand theatre and the Y.
M. C. A. is completed. This will be
some time in May or June of the
present year. The trust company will
start under rather suspicious circum-
stances, as the Improvement company
has a clientele OF over 5000. In adj
dition, the trust company will have
one of the finest banking houses in
the northwest. It's president will be
F.. e. Dibley, who has been at the
head of the Improvement company
since it's organization.
Owing TO this change and the fact
that Mr.. Dilbley expects to spend the
winter months in the south, his res
ignation as president Of the improve
ment company was accepted, and q.
A. Wilson, formerly secretary and
manager, was elected president, and
r. M. Farmer, assistant secretary.
was chosen secretary. The directorate
will remain unchanged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
TUFTS GETS SIX
MONTHS in JAIL
FORMER RECEIVER OF FARGO
LANDoFFIcE PLEADS GUILTY
TO EMsEzzLEMENT LATE FRI
DAYTIME OF $2,16s.75 is ALSO
IMPOSED.

D: C. Tufts. former receiver of the
U. $. landofice in Fargo, pleaded guilty
to the charge of embezlement in the
federal court late Friday afternoon,
and was sentenced by Judge C. f.
Amidon to serve six months in the
Cass county Jail and fined $2,16S. rs.
In case the fine is not paid, Tufts will
be required to serve an additional
thirty days in Jail.
Tufts was charged with embezzling
the sum of $2,10O while employed by
the government as receiver OF the local
landofice, which position he held FOR
eight years prior to 1906. Gambling is
said to have caused Tufts downfall.
When asked by the court If he had
anything to say why sentence should
not be passed upon him, Tufts replied
that he had not, and was DESTROYS of
paying the penalty for his misdeeds.
He was represented in court by Atty.
". r. Lowell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
BREAKS HIS Arm in GYM
Clarence Lane, Son of w. j. Lane, Vie.
tim of Accident While Playing
Basketball,

Clarence Lane, son OF w. ]. Lane,
broke his arm at the Y. M. C. A. gym
nasium shortly after IL o'clock ffffs
forenoon while playing basketball His
left arm was fractured below the ell
bow and while painful, will not be SER
ious except that he will have to carry
his arm in a sling for a couple of
weeks.
The accident occurred while the 'sA,'
intermediate Bible class team was
playing the newsboys. Young Lane
had the ball and jumped to shoot d
goal. In some unknown manner he
fell to the floor and his opponent fell
on top of him. 1t is supposed that his
arm was twisted under him and the
weight of the other boy falling was
sufficient to snap one of the bones. The
injured boy was IA years old last No
vember.
He was Immediately assisted by Ply
steal Director Harrison who did all he
could for the boy until doctor arrived
and the injured member set. He was
removed to his home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
GONE west

The Columbia Land Cos Ninth Spe-
cial Excursion Car, in charge of DR..
f. Il. Ball, left Fargo this morning
on N. p. train No. 7, with a party
of forty people, bound for STAN
FIELD, UMATILLA COUNTY, ORE
CON. where the FURNISH COE IR-
RIGATED LANDS are situated
These excursions have become very
popular and many people Of North
Dakota and Minnesota are availing
themselves of the. opportunity to in
vest in the hign-grade lands being
sold by this company.
The Tenth Special Car win leave
for STANFTELD, Jan. 20. For par
ticulars, communicate with
Columbia Land Co.
Fargo Natl, Bank Bldg.
las WELL GET THE BEST"