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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-07
Preserve States Oyster Interests.
lDanville Register. |

The annually recurring conflict be-
tween the oyster planters and the oyster
tongers on the Virginia bottoms along
the James and other rivers has begun
again and has already reached such an
acute stage that it was thought for
time that it would be necessary to order
out the State militia to supplement the
efforts of the oyster navy ia protecting
vested rights and maintaining the su-
premacy of the law The trouble is
the outgrowth ofthe conflicting interests
of the tongers and the planters and a
dispute as to what was natural rock as
defined by the laws and the official sur
veys and what was private planting
ground.
AS we apprehend the situation. the
| tongers, representing the masses who
make a living by getting oysters for
the markets, contended that the planters
had encroached upon the natural rocks
and shoals, WHICH are public property
and had staked off and laid private claim
TO portion of this area. The planters
naturally showed disposition to defend
their claims, but the tongers became SC
numerous and threatening in their atti
tude that the Fisheries Commission wa.
called upon to protect vested rights anC
prevent bloodshed growing out of con
flicting claims as to the rights of tn,
tODgers. AS result of the interyen
tion and conciliatory efforts of Commits
sioner Lee clash was averted and
truce effected until the limits of tn,
planters holdings and of the public rock
and shoal can be legally defined.
The clashing of the interests of tn
planters and tongers and the ugly situa
+ tion due thereto has furnished pretex
for certain newspapers to agitate tn
subject of leasing all the States oyste
bottoms and natural rocks to the highes
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-07

Talk about the benefits of advertis-
ing. Down in Florida not long ago a
family lost child which they supposed
had strayed away from home and got
lost. After searching for three DAYS,
the frantic parents placed an advertise
ment IN the nearest newspaper. Imag-
inc the surprise of the parents upon
going to the door next morning to see
monster alligator upon the doorstep.
where he had disgorged the child alive
and then died himself. The ''ad'' cost
them but 25 cents. and gave them back
their darling child they sold the alliga-
tor hide for 30, and the parents are
showing the child in all the dime
museums of the land at $50 per week.
Does advertising pay?- Ex.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-07
COMMENT ON
OYSTER SITUATION.
What Several Papers Have to Say on
the Subject.
From Southside Sentinel. I

Whether the clash between oyster
tongers on the James and State officials
has been as serious as reported. we can
not say, but the editor of the Times
Dispatch and Chairman Lee of the Com
mission of Fisheries have come together
in a pretty warm war of words, and no
mistake. We regret very much the re-
ported happenings on the James and the
disagreement between the two 'Su-
premes, since it will all, as we believe.
hasten the happening of what many
people have predicted for some time
past-the renting out of all the public
rocks. This, of course, will please the
Times-Dispatch which has been advo-
eating this course for years past. and is
ever ready to magnify everything which
tends to show that the present law is
unsatisfactory.
IFrom Roanoke Times.l
OF course Fish Commissioner Lee is
right in doing everything possible to
avoid an armed clash between the
State authorities and the oyster tongers
and the resulting blood-shed. At the
same time. these people should have
impressed on them the fact that they
must behave themselves and obey the
law and that if they have grievances
redress and relief must be sought
through the courts and the regular
channels. We do not want Virginia
disgraced by any Kentucky night rider
business afloat. Lack of firmpess by
the authorities at the beginning really
brought about the night riding which
has not only shamed our sister common
wealth and injured her irreparably but
involved heavy expense and vast losses
to law abiding people. Another mis-
take frequently made that should be
avoided is attempt TO suppress any out
break that may occur with force too
small. Experience has shown that the
most merciful, the cheapest and the
quickest may to deal with riot is to
show from the first that the power of
the law is too formidable to be resisted.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-07
The Front End.

A young couple had been married by
a Quaker, and after the ceremony he
remarked to the husband:
Friend, thou art at the end OF thy
troubles"
A few weeks after the man came to
the good minister boiling over with
rage. having found his wife to be O
regular vixen, and saidI
II thought you told me was at the
end OF my troubles"
$50 did, friend. but did not say
which end" replied the Quaker.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-07
Way Il Qoes.

"Give 'em what they want. my boy"
said the old physician,
"For instance9" inquired the young
medico.
swell. many a woman will take oxy-
gen treatment at So throw who
wouldn't spend car fare for fresh air"
Washington Herald.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

GEoRGIANA:
Our chef says Gold Medal Flour only.
VERONICA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

malamme iosfuS miippptin rufouf'
fen fuulemiIen fansIa toeteaatIeen
lasienia usfoa. toirpoa ia fdrIimSI'
liippttd.
Ga fiitoS mp6s Sumolaue
Tiitdfin, fuin bdn Idbetti nellie taos
fen II pdimand tdta funta %ianania
%Iaornoaian ldbetpspappi nell Sa'
falon, iofa min m~oimaaiiesti ia eld'
pdsti iulisti Sumalouiiesta totua'
besta ia Sumolan raubaaa iermeb'
item %buomautti, ett6 olen,me tdGuG
main matfaua, iidiippttd fobti tul
femasIa.
SO fabian Iopettaa tdmdn beifon
ia maiaman fpbdpfieni. ionfa olen
fuitenfin ipba,neni fpuppbesid piirs
relIpt, iosta fiitos Stale.
Ga mieId tabbon pirren tefiidn
fansia ianoa,
INA 5ilmdn luon pl6s taipaaIeen
So fdben pbteen Iiitddu
Sua Serra pstdmd lapTien
Ma ipbdmestani fiitdn.
W}d taimi Glen Jun tarbasfas
Ga taipaSta tparten luotu,
Gun iiduiieben buomabas,
SO Ipntpmdstdni %iuotu."
WieId termebbdn nell paStori
Hisiasta ipbdmeaiiild rauban ter
tpeifild. So pppbdn teitdfin uieam-
masti firioittamaun auttaiasIebteen.
So lopufi terwebodn fiiar Eilbo
@iIberiisid, Minn. ia fiitdn
ieitd ratfaan firieenne ebestd, ionfa
Jain iofp aifn Iitten lola maStaan
Sa toimoiTin %teibdnfin firioits
Muttaian palstoiae.
Nditd ioimoo I%iIarenne Serrasfa
Maiiloa SuomeIa.
- 2iitos bppd flor foaiin toinos
tutTenne ebestG! Samaa toimon
perbeeni fansia tei0etin
Wt. 80. 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Slmaco, @asb.
Selmifuun 81 p.

Oliii aitomufIeni pubua ~ioitatin
%ianoia auttaion ralstoilla, JOS aut'
taian toimitus file fiioa ioiii, ia mis
nulln iiiben tpfpd off ia Serra IT.
ben moimanIa o%ntaiii, ettd moiiin
pbbenfddn welieni taitfa itiareni,
berdnneeae eli ipntinid pli murbeel
LITTLE IieIuiae p%boentddn lobouuiien
Ianon Ianoa. Slen fpud min buono
{itd ulos pubumaan. paitfa fpud
Tin moneSti ia moneae aiatufisia'
nj pubunfin, iuureaa SumalauiIeua
moimaua ia r%otfouoeIa, fonsioni
Iunostetuiue IieluiQe. 3pud ie oliii
boustaa 10 tddlld aiasla foboato
faiffia u~sfopeIiia ia iiIaria, JOS ie
oliIi m%abbouisto, ia feefueteld bet
bdn fansIoon motfosta ildiIppttd
fobti ia termebtdd BETA Sumalan
raubaua ia roftouoela.
Niin, idsid tobbon gluttoion tois
mittojole meli Weeterbodale ..tot~
mottoo perbeenne fdnsla ormoa ia
rauboo ia %Iuurta Sumulan iiunones
ia find moifeosIo tpDsId, toimiess
Tame Nuttaian tuutto m~urbeeltsten
IieInien loboutufietli ia iDnnin uneS'
ia berddmatomien berdtptIefIi. Sa
nield, Falls peIi uSfosIo, toboon
toimottoa teile, rutotlien SlGG, nitn'
fuin faifiQe muilefin ~uefosla maei'
toiiae Sumalan pI5npaltttien ormon
tuntemisio, iofa min foutit'i tetee
ipbdmeaemme !perramme sSeeIutIen
Sumalan poion funnian fpanburs'
taubesiaan 6dnen raftantenIa 10
ubraopaiIuutenIa ell poinania mel
I'd IpntiIid ia fuolefpoilia tbmt'o
fobtaan.
aiitos Sumolole iiiid, ettd ole
minunfin fo~uIepaiIet idieneni eld
milf iebnpt, ia fun tdpttdnpt ole
ipntiTen ipodmeni tdudfin ferrolit
noimaaa forteuoesio, = moitfo 81
noifoon nlos pubuo Iiiid niinfutI
mieIeudni iobtoiiin. 81 iiloreni rat
faat, Iolfd taddatin meiodn pienes
ia fpIdsidmme berdnneel Ia ia mai
moluna imnold olette, min tobto'
fin Ianoa iciaetin, eli dItddi bpildi
rs tuniSfa ctIinto oifaonne nao'
obteroifoat uaipmaiId uston rnto
utieao ioiluoeu niitten perddn tui'
pIbddno oip'i, nun '~resn'"''" lou
buiutIen Iaotte ia 'pafuututlen lpn
tein ontcetfioomiIesto, tuoitfa Su
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

Monet ibmiIet tietdmdt tunteet ia
loirouoen iurteon titan. 8oiffien ib'
misten piidiIi tietdd, etid SoIeD's go
men ono Sor. parboin furffm ia
fenbfoldate, porantaa plan fimut ia
pstdn ia mobmistoo I%nonnoaiIeen
tuntoon. 9pipfad SoIeps Sonep ono
Tor. Ntppidtudnd Oscar NoroIin9'
lila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Anderson & Sillberg,
Lahella postikonttooria.
Ironwood, Michigan.
9apatnrmaimem fuulema fob

tail misunderstanding William Sofo'
loo miime laumantatta masten pDud
ouesIaon tp6sld &in9tn foimannps'
ia. Safola oil muutnmain tpDtotpes
rienIo fonsfo onut losfemosSa alas
iotoin i%pDefneitG, iota teboesid nos
binaos5a putoii nostoauffoa alas
uoin 600 ialtaa. Sanomattatin on
Ielwdd, ettd hnonoiiesfa putouffesia
rubioutui mics ibon muoootio
mdf|i.
Mainaio oil fotoiIin Sietpistd, ijaI'
tddn 20 ia idtti idlfeenid iure'pan
~nuoren leefen, 2 lasia Sronfpoobiin,
melien ia 2 iiIorta Snomeen.
S6autous topobtui iiistoino idlteen
puoliTen. tSautoutiesth bnoIebti Mn'
besIon &c SiGber9 ia bautons:aor'
nan pill rP. Poowolin" f~irfosio
pastori Wuornos. Wainoia fuui
Iui iaienena tDDlpdenpboistps pOtou
boieuraan."
Str,putas iabia nstdipanenn'
eli iaiiaioaueune Gaomeee Oh DuoIi.
t,uo HanaI1o : ~" "r
meen S.175 muoIiferta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
61be1 bsf1

hiduinen fDlmpps, pistos rinnasio
ia fipu feubtoisio ofpot o%ireita, ioi-
Ia plan noitpo, febittpd maorolHfef.
i 'oirouoefii jos tplmppita eli porom.
meta. Soleps Sonep onb 9or pp,
'dDttdd psfdn, porontao ia pubois,
tao tutfeutuncet poifot. Wppt6m6,
nj Oscar NoroIinoi1u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

l3 p. Wtenop9oeia pnna ripp. ia
ebt. Flo 10 ep /; ID p. Sran6 Yates
la Fin 10 ep. ia rippitoululapiet Flo
l ip. ia ilta Ieurat R%phlobbesi ia flo
z: 80; Is y. G~ofotosIa u. Onfasia
Flo Z: 30 ip. ia 10 y. Saalisla Flo
10 ep.; 10 y. Srord) Yotella trlet.
81. q. .obieImofotous fIo z Up. ia
20 p. rippiIosten pddstD nnnd mons
ban nGen rippi ia ebt. Flo 10 ep.;
"a y. Ntoceia Wt. Sobanioniela flo
z: 30 Zip. ia % y. firtosia Flo 10
ep. ia u. . obielmofofous flo 2:
30 ip. ia q. GiolosIa Flo Z: 30 ip,;
20 y. Sebtiarneld ). SaareSia flo
Z: 30 ip. ia II p. firfosIa Flo 10
ep. ia u. y. NiuIisid pnnd rippi ia
ebt. Flo 3 ip.; 2S p. p%ubboctisia Flo
10 ep. ia 8eb Spua pnnd rippi ia
ebt. eIo 2 ip.; 80 y. S%uiiidrluedd Flo
l ip. pnnd rippifouIulopIet iamallo
ia pddst5 on bubtif. 8 p.
Suom. past. 5. llrpiloinen ioor'
naa Gorbenisio T. T. Is y. Flo 2 ~.
la 10 p. clio 10 ep. ia Soiton fou'
lula Flo 3 ip. ia 20 y. firfosla IN
nj rippi Ia ebt. tIo 10 ep. ia ieurot
slo 3 ip.
.. Smnsfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

tebtp Rocf Sprinsiisid, Wpomins'
isid,. itiendilen ieurafunnan wno'
fi~fofouflesia. iofa pioettiin firtosia
belmif. 13 p. 10. 1910.
R~ofoufIeu omaIi eIimies :. Nif'
fola ia pppii firiurin lufemaan ebel'
liien fofoufIen pDDtdfirian, iota lu'
ettiin ia bpwdfipttiin.
Nabaston boitaia lufi tpiime puo.
len muoben tilitfia malittiin iilin tar
fastaiiffi %ieuraamat: mr.. s. Haiala,
8. glIto ia s. giemi.
2ilit tarfas tettiin ia oifeitii lDp
bettiin.
Euloja oil niime puolen puooen
aitana $2S7.41.
Menoia iamaua oiaua $243.15.
2aS5as5a tai iddnnDs $44,26.
Habaston boitaiale annettiin tili'
mapaus.
Stettiin fesfusteImn ale Ieurat uns
nan pappiIan foriaus fiidItd ia pdd'
tettiin pa~peroiba uubeleen ia ebfd
maaIatafin Jos min bppaffi nab
bddn. Walittiin 5. 8aiaIa ia s. Nie'
mi tdmd ieeiidmddn.
GIitettiin ia fannatettiin foota lab.
ioia Wutta.leboen firiapainon bp
,pdffi.
SIS
Walitiin mirfailiiai: GEimiebeffi
German 9laIto, firiuriffi Sacob Nie
mi, rabaston boitoiatfi Sobn Raia'
la. trustiiieitli 8. 9anso, Ut. Wdfi,
Z. Nittola ia s. Raiala. Diateo'
neitIi: 8. alto ia ). Niemi.
Sunnuntaifoulua opettajifii mas
Iittiin: 8. Sanso, s. alto ia s. Nie'
mi. pbptdfiria pddtettiin iulaista
aluttaiasIa.
2ofous loppui pffimieliiesti.
2ofoufIe len pnolesta:
Saaffo Nitfolo, Sacob &. gtiemi.
clinics. firlurt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Yaiffafu,tnalta.

Gtpanfelifta taIentereia iaato'
pana tdmdn lebben tiriapainoSta.
- &dptadpd %ostamueio.
= Yarbain laiiteltu morosto fou'
utarpeita 6. VI. 8eanisId.
Sautufaa! Soutufoa muimoi
mt ostamaan foppa itieuenne tot
tpttdrellenne. 9lii'd MT iaatte ball
moua 81. paulin faupasta.
= aiitofiet pppodn ~lonIua Ses'
iemerin iuomaloiiiGe niioen lobioin
ebestd, iotta Iabiotettiin minnue pl'
ldtpsfefferisId, iotta pibettiin mi'
MULE tpf. 26 p:dn italia.
Wlrs. Wtorp Sauta.
Besiemer, Wlid).
Wiltpanfeem, ISIS. pormestas
ri Oamib 9. HoIe. palfaituna Wlils
moufeen oIut patrooneilta pulpit
Srontpooois1a operabuoneesl ia tits
taiil,ona iIantienid mielifIi, ipdtiiuo
moiiiffeen puolesta ia raittintta
postaan. - GnIi uumerosi ia teens
me ldbemmin Ielfoa tuon pubeen T.
1du6std ia foitamme olifo pnbeen
perustufIet min luiasti rafettu ettei
niiben ldpi motif totuuben feibdstd
IpDstd.
SbmeteuG muuten tdptDD fuinta
ialesId en9lonnin fielinen mdeStp,
pleenid fatIottuna, on iuomolaifista
oittiusfpipmpfIesid. Siud oiotel'
Tampa, ettd iotu fanioloiiistamme
ontautuiIi tapoffaliiffeen polfoiufIi
malebteliioti, min on morma olio
ettd Iiitd iuomaIoiiet ionomaleboet
nostoiEpot ieuoiien mDlpn etid mar.
maanfin maIehteliia bermostuiit ia
tdptgiTi beittdd pois fen toimen. =
Suomalailet Ianomalebtifirieenmaib
toiot eimdt taboo antaa ranbaa ia'
l~oiIiaetaan miinopormorein fdtp'
reiae, iotfa tpDpoifoiaa iefd pienim'
misId ieuropiireisId totitopat fielto
lafia mastaau a9iteerato.
- VaraS paitfa on tebod ostof'
Ienne H. poulin foupasIa, Snrlep,
IBIS. Suurin ia Iuotetto niu fauppa'
buone tdud ronseaa.
SnpmantmS Woccebeen noiIil'
lie! NIesmentii n:ro 11S on mafleita
mo mGlttGmGtiG ennen IT. niimeistt
pdiipdd. WatIonne ,poitie fdpot
Iuoriitamosla GtboIms'in ltooriclo
&ofols pibetadu iofo enii.nmdiner
perianioi tuusIo feuo 8 Italia so
resierin booIilIa.
Worp 2emis, roboSionboitnio,
prr 4O3 Nronrrcr W'd)
VN1RHf o,on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Vaiio ibmiii6

fdptidmdt SolepS aionev Hemebpd
iota nuoii. &c ortin porbointo mn,
nuaies ia matIoIdatcttd miid ldafes
iiebe moi neuwon. SoIepS Gioncp
8emeop t~orioo ep6idonn0GiIppoen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
9anuiifa tupouiFo p%ostifcrt

3nnuiffa furpouiFo poStifcrt
teia ioopunut tdm6n lebhen firiopai
noon. Somoin iuuri moroSto c,
ritiSin fetpdd muisioIouiteuo ia 10,
botutalio poruStettia tiriotuSpope,
ria.
Cstafaa teiSdn potiopmnn,
npt. I%iutoio iefd topio bolfoio: SO
pio halfojo pebmean pulm binnoIlo
oHrlsH Euaiher & Sue So.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Anderson & Sillberg


my malta, iotka ovat tunnetut
mailman parhaimmiksi. Myym-
me kateisella rahalla seka my0s-
kin vuosimaksuilla siten eta
maksatte ioka neljas kuukausi
neljassa eli viidessa eri maksus-
sa. Sis IL vuotta aikaa eta
maksaa.
No. 10 maksaa...... $500.
No. y maksaa..". $500.
Kaykaa katsomassa ia niita on
alma nahtavana. Ell ~yhdenkaan
farmarin pitaisi ola ilman sepa-
ra~attoria ia silloin kuhn estate
min on alma paras ostaa De
Laval. Saastatte aikaanne, ia
enemman lehmanne tuottavat
kuhn separation on kotona.
Seuraavat farmarit ovat 10 os-
lancet De Laval rseparaattorin,
lolita voitte kysya eta eik0 Dc
Laval olekin paras.
John Saari.
Isaac Ali.
Peter Ali.
John Leppanen.
Matt Pasanen.
Abram Abramson.
Matt Peltoniemi.
Leander Stool.
Mrs Risula.
Erik Norman.
John Nasi.
G. e. Johnson.
Andrew Simila.
Mike Kron.
John Kron.
Gust Lundin.
Chas Olson.
Andrew Sandell.
Louis Anderson.
John Sederholm,
John Kriimola.
(Pohjoispuolen farmareita).
Ole Hoist.
Gust Ruuttila,
Ole Harper.
Henry Niemela.
Engbright Kvalheim.
Alfred Juhlin.
Matti Annala.
John Nikula.
(Etelapuolella).
Anderson & Sillberg,
Lahella postikonttooria.
Ironwood, Michigan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

pabtpistoa elimiSton Ia menetetpn
holman. Wpptdipand Sscor Noro,
| n9iua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

GEoRGfANA:
/ don't like your cook book-it doesn't
recommend Gold Medal Flour. IMoGENE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
0irtonmenot

0irtonmenot
pibSn piitdperiontoino @reenisld
feno 2 ip.
8. Tonfiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

- Wbt mppbddn iaIipitoporoo
boIpoIa
N. Youlin faupasIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

vHIEHf
-" :aIomQ
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01
People of Note

b
g. p Wood Of Armenia. after q pleas.
ant visit with several friends, has re.
turned home.
M. N. Con OF Carson. who was In
town yesterday making purchases, has
left for his home.
s. B. Bjerken, of Page, who made q
business trip TO the city yesterday has
left for his home.
John M. Almen of Grafton. who was
a business visitor to the city yesterday
has returned home.
A. i. Brown Of Bozaman, Mont.
stopped off in Fargo yesterday on HE
way home from the east
Hans Hanson Of Sharon who was in
town today transacting business will
return home this evening.
w. B. Dickinson of Langdon. was a
business visitor to the city yesterday
and left for home today.
Ray Mcdonald OF sheldon, who was
In town yesterday doing his spring
buying. has left for home,
r. L. Brouillard ana :. Fl. Wise. both
Of EAendale, We're guests at the wal
dorf last night and today.
Mrs. Miles wilson of Goodrich. after
a very pleasant visit with Fargo
friends, has returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. George A. Bangs of
Grand Forks We're the guests of their
friends in this city yesterday.
j. e. Dixon. of Rosemount, after a
pleasant business and pleasure trip to
the city. has left for his home
Mrs. M. l. Kehr OF Valley City was
in the city yesterday making spring
purchases and calling on friends.
Mrs. Ole NJ Agolness Of Sharon, was
the guest of several friends here yes
terday and was making purchases.
Mrs. Eliza johnston and daughter
Miss Margaret of Lisbon, after a.
pleasant visit here, have returned
home.
III. Hagen of Davenport well
known business man of his town, was
a business visitor here yesterday and
today.
j. u. Thomas, well known citizen
of jamestown. who was I'm town yes
terday, transacting business, has re-
turned home.
Carl Madsen, Of Chicago, who has
been the guest of Professor Arvold, of
the A. c. for the last Few days has
left for home.
Professor Arvold of the A. C. will
be the guest of the Arab Patrol on it's
pilgrimage to New Orleans which
starts in a few days.
Misses Ida M. Larson and Rachel
Schon of Halstad, who were the guests
of friends in the city yesterday, have
left for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rebischke of
Frazee, Mimi, were guests at the ho-
tel Elliott yesterday and today. They
were making spring purchases.
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EDUCATORS PLAN
FOR CONVENTION
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE m sEs.
SION HERE TopAY-cHANeE
IN DATES OF ANNUAL MEETING
WILL DOUBLE ATTENDANCE.

meeting " the executive com
mittee OF the state educational asso-
citation is being held this afternoon
at the office of Supt. Matte M. Da
Wis at the courthouse where nlans are
being made for the state convention
in October at Bismarck
On account of the absence of four
members OF the committee, no offici-
al session was held this morning. II
was expected that a couple would ar
rive at noon when a quorum would be
present and business could be trans
acted.
The executive counsel committee of
Pres. F. y. Smith OF wahpeton, Secy.
Clyde r. Travis Of Mayville. M. A.
Brannon Of the state university, C.
G. Gray of Grafton, Dollen Mcdonald
Of Towner, John p. Tauberg of Drls-
coll, s. Henry Wolfe of Minot and
State Supt. w. L. Stockwell Of Graf
ton.
Those present at the session this
morning were Messrs. Travis Tanberg.
Mcdonald and Brannon.
The committee has for consider
alton several questions of Importance
its effect as a force in advancement Of
to the growth of the association and to
In the opinion OF committee mem
bers, the changing the date of the
state convention from the last week
In December to October. will result in
doubling the attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01
RAVING MANIAC
CLEARS HOSPITAL
SLAYER or DR.. A. a. YOUNG IS
SEIZED WITH FIT or INSANITY
AT ST. LUKE's-PoLTcE HAVE
BATTLE ROYAL WITH DEsPER-
ATE GIANT.

Dtspleased at some little inconsider-
ate thing. G. A. Peterson, slayer Of DIR.
A. A. Young of Buffalo, this county, be-
came raving maniac at ST. Luke's
hospital shortly after o'clock last
evening and before the poEco officers
could arrive he had driven every nurse
connected with the institution. either
out of doors or into room with the
doors barricaded.
This morning Peterson's case was
considered by the insanity commission
and the man was committed to the
state asylum.
The unfortunate affair might have
ended much worse than II did, ac-
cording to those in a position to know.
That no injury was done was only
good luck for Peterson, who is a man
weighing $50 pounds and of giant
stature, would have spared no one,
even the nurses in attendance. 1t hap
pened that officers were reached at
once. Capt. Louis Dahlgren and OFF,
Ger Mclean tackled Peterson on a
former occasion and knew what to ex-
pect.
The officers were forced to engaged
In a desperate fight Peterson using
every means with his superhuman
strength, to shake off the ot1icers. At
last he was overpowered and strap
ped. He then endeavored TO bite and
scratch and made an effort 70 clinch
his teeth on something filed his mouth
with clothing on which he gripped with
sible to get clothing on the man and
he was rushed to the county jail,
wrapped in blankets.
Pioneers of Cass county will recall
the killing of Or. A. A. Young of Buff
faao by Peterson In 1895. The unfor-
tunate affair occurred Dec %. 1895
when DR.. Young called at the Peterson
farm in Howes township to look over
Peterson who was supposed to be sick.
The doctor was beaten to death with
an Indian club. his head being smash
ed to pulp,
Peterson was at that time committed
to the asylum and AFTER being treated
for a year was discharged for well
man.
In 1903 a second complaint was
made against him by q hired man but
after prominent people Of that section
had interceded. he was discharged.
The testimony this morning showed
that he Is perfectly rational at times.
However, the wife stated that many
times since he was released she be-
lieved that he was not in his right
mind. 1t was necessary TO strap Peter
son to a cot In the county jan last
night His condition was little improv-
ed this morning.
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Coming Events
Friday, April |.

Friday, April 1.
Rummage sale, old Fargo Mercan.
tile building.
Trades and Labor Assembly stat,
convention benefit lance.
Saturday. March 2.
I Rummage sale, old Fargo Mercan-
tile building.
April 4.
Woodmen ball at Stones hall.
Thursday, April z.
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra al
the Fargo operahouse.
Tuesday, April 10.
Laymen's Missionary conference.
Wednesday, April 20.
Laymen's Missionary conference
Thursday, April ri,
Layman's Missionary conference.
Tuesday, May 10.
State Dental association conven-
ton.
Wednesday, May II.
State Dental association conven-
tion.
Sunday, July 10.
Annual nesting Of the state Sports
mems association.
Monday, July IL.
Annual meeting OF the State Sports
naen's association.
Moneay, July q.
North Dakota State fair.
Tuesday, July, &C.
North Dakota State fair.
Wednesday, July ~.
North Dakota State fair.