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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

@ltq lulbe ben @torifrpber ba bet.
Peberion fboer ct SeIifab os itrpoer
uqeneret at be tolosiale Drreter, ban
ple,er at bragg ube | 5to1Den. Senlen,
fom peb, at bet ct 2s9n, bsrer en- @tuuo
ffiltienbe paa ban, men befemn1er Zig
1aa til at butte bam libt.
Seq fit oaiaa en- Drret paa Is Uters
ter ger en- Sag, iasoe Senien.
ia 1aa, iuareoe psoetion.
Sa, bet ptl i1se, 1es fit ben lite op t
Baaben, for iaalnart ben fit le mtg,
lagbe bu: uNa, unbifple, leg troeoe,
bet uar Yeberion", os oermsb torlDanot
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

On Rentudp Pise siort slab. Miis
g. Arns fra 6orei, Rp., ubtrptter fin
Eafnemmeliebeb Ill @ierne at Dr. Pe
ters Rurtto. IS Aareuis baube ie9 ct
uolst paa 6aIien, iom plagebe mig en-
BEL Del. Seq prpuebe alt nulist, meu
forqieues, iubtil leg benpttebe &urito.
Seq er elab ueo at tunne Fse, ben bels
brebebe mig" Dr. peters &nrito reu=
fer 8lobet, o9 6elbrebeIie fslser. Spes
ctele M9enter ieIser ben. Striu til
Dr. Peter Nabtnep & Cons &c., l9-
Is go. 9opne Nue., @bicaso. SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01
ss5gr9eE @laeen fra Mabt1d

~ i
N. o par paa @iennen1reile Der !
Bpsn fife Manbas. 6an beIpste 9.
so. 9aQ Der Bpen os samle 8sfienbte
rnnbt Carlisle ca Ecmn Of 0scar.
6an reiite fom Delesat til 5auses
Harsmpbe Rsb @ins.
- ct Observation-Disclosures uil bis
ue afboIbt / Carlisle ben 7be Juui 81.
10 Jormibbaa. Ealere fra ct. Paul
o. aubre Steper piI pere tilftebe. Mue
bem, iou1 tan tomme burbe mpbe op, ba
Der uil bliue talt ON torifieaige Etua,
Der er til ftor Sateresie for 5armerue.
- Direttererue puifer at sisre Dem
opmertiom paa, at ben ber pnfer at
anuenbe fine Yeuse / ben upe ulbmsue,
at siere iaa inareft mulis. Ser siues
en- Aulebntns for buer ben, Der snifer at
ie baabe Tersus falls os bets Omesu
baue en- op til Dato itor os uel inbrettet
Tabrit, buor Der baabe uil betales COB
Prts for Tarmernss &aomaterialer,
osiaa sioe en- filter Dipioenbe.
- &eoatter u. u. Erouaten ira
Sarge uar 6ersus Sails ibfe 2proag.
6au par en- at Dommerue ueb ben De.
bat. iom par afbolbt peb Bart gfesion
college Xsrbass Mfteu. San afIasbe
l1sebIabets Rebattpr ct penlist Belps.
Utr. Erouateu er en- af be sarIe no,fe
SournaIifer, Der bar taset Part mats
&c poltt,ife Strababier lite alene Norb
Datota, men oslae / Staten Winne:
iota.
- 6. .. &antrub / Conn Of Oscar
bleu lite Tibet ouerraifst FbHe @enbas.
Jeet ban laa ub af Binbuet, opba9er
ban til fin 6orbaui ielie en- for Glare
Menneifer matiberenoe op til 6ule
6oab Mr. &antrubs fprite Eante par
ueb Ntebftrtueren lite, men ba ban fit
Die paa 6enrp 6alborion Spibien,
inbiaa ban itrar, at bet lite par
Spaniere, men sobe Wenner % Naboer,
iom tom for at ouerra|te bam. @nbnu
mere oserraifet bleu ban, pa be tom op
til 6uist, for ber bleu ban af fine mans
se geuner ouerrott en- elegant Strtues
pult, iom bleu lat iub paa Eontoret. .
TorianIiusen bette ttq ba @rupper,
% Ruinberne trafterebe meb Raffe,
Raser os anore sobe eager. Sc TIL,
braste en- bpgseIig NFtenfuno os git
biem meo ben Tornisbeb, at baabe Mr.
o9 Mrs. Rantruo par elab peb at ie
faa mango Besuer % Naboer tomme
til Deres 9ieu1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

S Breiibent Gait bar for treble Gang
ubneDnt 6. 8. 6oupt ira Tereus 6aus
til Torenebe 5laters Mbuotat. Set er
ffieloen at man bolber bette Gmbebe
mere enb to @ange, men Nutboriteterne
/ Baibin9ton Far ueret jaa peI tiltrebs
meb bans Nrbeibe, at Brei7benten uoenz
uioere ieien ienbte bans lbnepnslie til
Senatet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01
Brof. Robert Ro9, ben berpmte tpfe

!. 81 = ~ ) + & - ~ < -
Brof. Robert Ro@, ben berpmte tpFfe
Batteriolos afgif ueo Dpben Baben.
Baben ben 2sbe Mai. Yrof. Ec1
bleD tier bersmt peb fin Opbaaelie af
EerinasbaciQen os Rolernbaciuen. Beb
bans Opboselie bIeu Der aabnet npe
Wulisbeber fpr BetiempeIie al bisle
Spsbomme. san troebe ielp 1890
at baue funbet ct Serum mob Tertnq.
Det uiffe fig bog, at bans Serum lite
.pfplbte be Toruentninser, ion1 man
fsrlf ffiQet til bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

Blabene brinser Eelesrou,ner ON
fore DuetlDpmmeller i Morse. Siel..
bent uarmt Beir bar fmeltet sneen iaa
burtiat, at gIuene bar hsset oper fine
Brebber. $ gillei1remmen er ber Fere
6ob ganb @aberne. Sernbanebroen
ueb 6etiunb par truet. Ser er fleet
flor Stabe paa Nser os &ns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

3 -
6ele Eoset git oper Barnet. QSpra,
cuie. V. q, 25oe Mai, Grneit
4uens 2eaartse Ssn uubsit ueh ct
Miratel Dsbeu Manbag, ba et belt
Sernbenetos tisrte oper BAN. Set
lille Barn legebe paa Sernbanelinien /
Rerbeben af fit 5ien, ba BET bIeo fIaaet
neb af 3ofomotiDet. barnet lan mel,
lem Sfinrerne, meDens 1oton1otiDet og
44 gosnsr git oDer bet. 90 ben i1bfl.
gosu par gaast oDtr gatI.barntt, bleu
BET taset op uffabt 81 Robsrea.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01
,.Sn,t8 oe,,t!

l D
speater Cannon tuener at bet burbl
Der sieres meb be prosrssfIue Republl.
tanere.
giem Dorf, ben lsbe Mai. 1t fig:
oes piloe pers for baberlis siiabn'
for uisie presresitue Repnblitanere.
raabte Speater Cannon ii fin Eal'
tiaften ueb ben aarlise Tefmibbas aips1
| Iaf Tabritanternes NationaIfo
BaIborf. .Afioria 6oteI.
uDere tror, ui bar en- Naioritet Al
A / @epraientantbuiet os 10 Erebie.
parter af be Torenebe @taters 5euat,
iasoe Speateren, ros bog bebe,ftes .
= lea oil lite fise af uerlige - a
uilblebehe Weenb os M os ba en- De.
masos, lom er efter Mast, % ies Tar
pese paa Menb bIaub BEN, fom tunb'
bape tontureret meb Suoas,4 ber for:
raabte I'm berre.
rBi bar en- flor Brritbent % er
republican, Maloritet, % bog tan D
lite i1se, ON Der lite er not l1slineer til
at fotte fs fammen meb ben populiiti:
fte bemofrattife Rtuoritet, lad ri bliue,
uben noaen uirtebpstis republican,
Maioritet.
vDerfom ber par to Armeer ouerto,
biaanben uirtelts Scamp, ueb Sc ba,
buab Der uiIbe blius siort meb faaeanu,
Weno2"
nStpo bem!@ raabte en- Al. Delta
serne TeIfmibbaseu.
rStpb bem!" torbnebe1 Speate,
Cannon. rStpbe bem2 xet uilb'
uere en- altfOr bsberIis Dsb for benz.
9enqnius utlbe bliue beres sHebne.
vDet er for bet almene:. Del,z a
Waioriteter fiprer os bolbes aufuar,
lise for fire 6eil. Gpr berfor en mau'
bia Ramp for bet republitaaife Barti
iaa Der sipes Republitanerae | Ron.
sresisus 5us Moioritet. % BoIb ber
anfuarlig, euer siu en- Maioritet til ber
bemofratii. populiltiite Ntinoritet. ).
rs 1912 uelser pt en- Yre7beut, ol
ben 4ee Mars opberer ben uuuerenb'
&cnsres. Uar ie9 bare en- Yarripoli
titer, riIbe leg lite at ie Demotrateru,
baue fulb Wast besse 6uie, Iaa b,
uiIbe bliue upot til. paa @runb at fir
Wobitanb mob Yapne: Earifeu, at ueb
taae en- ny Gait flop. Da silbe b.
bare ben at toriuare tfebenfor at siu'
teilastis Tremi1iuius al ben nuuerenb'
Eololou. De uiIbe baue fig eseu 8ab,
at beifytte.
r6uis ies par bare en- Yartipoliti
ter, uilbe leg meb TorusieIie ie Dol
liuer, Brtffow, 2a6ollette os @tapp al
Usinneiota Tutte fig iammen mel
@bamp @lart % bans Tslse. Met
bet piloe brinse Sors, nebiat arbeibs'
len % gleroisbsb til Miuioner a
5iem; oerfer nil leg iom en- Raue pat
"A, Der mart uil uere, buor leg nil ber
enten en- Qerrebss eQer en- Nsbestos
@lorie, beuere mari9ere til NeberIos
6remtioen enb fe pore popuIti1iife elle
iaatalbte prosresfYe Benuer utube {,
I Seir.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

Ballinseriasen. Btoneafbsrinsen /
benne celebre Mhare er nu afluttebe,
men bet uit e7bnu tase en- lang Glib, -tn>
ben ben bliuer enoelta afsiort, ibet
Sasfsrerue paa bease Siber |tal bare
minbft ct Yar Tiger til at toretase l1o<
oras os Noter At 6orbanbliuserue, os
:berefter Hal Romiteen baue Garbanbtin.
ger inoen luftebe Dere for at afsipe
&ienbelie. Torberene tespnbte ben
27be Sanuar % bar uaret / Al Dose.
Saseu bar foitet 2anbet oper 81, 900
eTter Tormanben Senator &nute gfel:
ions Opsiuelie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

Narf@srer iom @utter. yeteraner:
ne ira 8orsertriaeu nester at BRUCE
Bosne 6reeport, 81. Treepo:t, Su..
25be Mai. - @uuerner GbarIes g.
Deneen, Waioreeneral Treberid y.
Grant os Samuel R. 8an Cant,
@bsf for Ebe @raub Mrnp Of tie Hfe>
public, oueruar iaaar Parabsn af 9ete=
ranerne fra 8orsertriaeu os anbre Sri,
sc. @omanoer Ban Sant iasoe, at bet
oar ben forte Samlins al Veteraner,
lom ban bar feet noseR Stat, og be
itaute 3rigere mari@erebe tattfaR unber
fine Taner. Run nosle faa tisrts /
Bosu. 8lanot be Ntbelinser, Der bell
too | Haraben par Spauiib geteraus,
NationaI @uarb, Cons Of yeterans,
@bieaso Bofis. @eerse >. Ebomas,
u. 9. Grant, @eo,se Meabe, 2incoIn,
Columbia, Aurora, Solicit, RedTorb,
Diron @ mango anbre NToelin9er fra
r1inbre Bper 5taten.
Der blep fra Eere 6olo rettet Farpe
Angreb paa Oberit Darlington for
bans Rritit oper Opfiainsen at @ene>
raj q. 6. Gees Statue RapitoIist /
Baibiuston, .. g.,
gnselfsiDenFe % iDsuFseaseIfe Orb
bsger, pasfenbs for Bei1eIommen, tan
faaes bos llsebIabet til SOC % 75c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

2unbsreus Worber ftraffet. gliu.
ton, Sa., 25oe Mat. = Sobn Reeb al
Tacoma, 8aib., bar ttIf1aaet fig FpI.
big I Moroet paa u. B. 2unbsren, en-
Brouoster Der glinlon. Reeb fog
libel Xunbsren, forbi ban lite uilbe BE,
tale Gents / Bropense. strafen
lpoer paa 35 Aar Sort Nabilou
Bobsfensiel, Reeo par brutten, ba ban
osebte 2unbgren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

Nr. % Wrs* H.. :. 6elseion /
Grootltou, Mtnn., bar belbt Brplup
for Uitis CLARA W. See os Nrtbur 9.
Stuu, besse af Jairbale, 81. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01
1er9,tS 8au5 % Dt,teatt.

u. g. Auberlon reiite iilte 2sr'
bassuftsn til ben ipblise Del If Staten,
buor ban eier en- Tarm.
- Mrs gfetoline 6autobo fra Eoun
!. Of Suerbrup er / Beies bos fin Datter
Mrs. .. 6. ubbye Der Bpen.
- Gilbert % Beter Bebsion par i
Bpen 7bfe 2erbas. for at beisse I'm
Brober paa St. Yutas 3ospital. 6an
er / COB 8ebrins.
- 2ars Z. MeIion % 6uttru FAINT
Xars NeIion fra Dalton par 6ereus
5aus fbite Nusbas os operuar Bryl,
Iuppet til Mfr. % Wrs. Bruspeu.
= Mr. % Mrs, g. -. Anberiou
ira @tonp 8root Conn par / Bpen
ftbffe use. Sc uar ino paa &ontoret
for at ienbe Blabet til beres Spn u.
Datota.
Wtr. Rj3arb OIion fra Waoi,
ion, Minu., er 8eies bos fin Suoser
y. s. 9auser Conn oi Oacar. San
fortaIte at Nuliusen berabe iaa aobt
ub. --.
s.. s. Sobuion 5en til Amunb
Sobnion Conn Of Naifab bar taset
6ometteaolant Wontana. San af>
reiite tbas meb en- gosulabnins al 6ei1e
% Maitiueri.
- On 4naora>@ieo ueb BieIbe om
6alion, FAINT ct &ib er borttommen for
Ole .. @toseial. 5pis ber er noeeu,
iom bar tunbet bem, tan man unberreite
l19eblabet oerom.
= Mr. % W&rs. Dfteu 2ottbus mi>
feb ct Sbawl paa @eieu fra @esseIaub
Butit til Maine Waelle. 6inberen Be-
bes Ieuere bet til l1sebIabets Rontor
eQer bos Speu Berse.
- 9. .. Norbmarten, M. s.
Stans % Yait. @enbabI nil reiie her>
fra til bauses Marsmpoe / 9eeb gBius.
2ouis Botbuu1 ct Delesat fra Gen Mile
Xate M&enisbeo.
- Yaa @enbas ben ste SUM- fetrer
Daaferne oper bele Terben 6eit til
Miube ON ben fore @aue, ben folte>
tiere &onse, 6rebrit ben syueabe sau
@runblopen.
- @barles Npgaarb Der boebe ber /
Bpen for mango Aar Fben, men iom nu
er boiat Deuils Gate, N. g., par Der
Bpen Fife 2erbas. San reiRe op for
at bele9e 9le9tuinse I Pelican &apios.
- Den attenbe Suut nil Dalton
Misionsforeuias ieruere 2un@ % See
Cream bele SFtermiboas @pbps aau,le
9iem til Snbtett 5or ben Rirte iom
ital bysses Dalton. Nue bierte,is
peltommen.
- s Inlebnins af at ben Torenebe
Rirters l1nebomsfo:euina ifal afbolbe
fit Narsmeoe Moorbeab ben 24be %
a5be Stunt, maa Ersnberlaset after om>
beiteu1me fit msoe @raub sorts til
ben life os 2oen Suit.
s. s. Sobnion ber blep for.
branbt Mni1stet ibet en- Oliebrenber
erploberebe beus Butit, er efter Om>
fenbisbeoerne sauife bra. pan pil
bog for en- lensere Glib bore Brenb:
iaar.
- Ole Toruit fra @perbrup Der {,
par ct. 2utas pospIlal feler fig sauifs
bra efter Oserationen. San par pao
9ospitalet en- Sang fer, men par oeu
@ens lite opereret. bons 6oesr par
Bysu etpar Dase fife l1se.
- gi bar rentet Bysniuseu for en-
tort Eib leusere os nil fo,tfette l1b
falset uosle Gage eubnu. Wi bar enp.
M sanifs msset at uelse ubaf. Rou
inb ttrats os tas Anleonins At be lap,
Briler. u. s. Roeu.
st ipeeielt @aIg af @trsmper /
Otter Gail County @o>operattue 60
Treoas % 2erbag Sum- 3oie os 4oe,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

rTremab" ct uorf Blab I Siour
TaQs, 8. 8, bar bespnbt pau fin l7oe
Aarsans cs belle Eiben unber 2eoeIie of
S. s. Strais. g!abet ct MI iaapas
sammelt. at bet fnart burbe tunne siere
Torifuel paa Nbietttuer os Subnanti
uer ifriuer Sisteton Soften.
Deb lite v5isfeton: Bofen"s Gebafs
tsr; at man nutiloass lite sier 6orffiel
paa Basateuer. = @eb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-06-01

Braamans npe 2a.ebos I guseIf
tan erboIDss 11seblabets Bosbaubel.
Bris 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-05

have as yet been allowed or perfected
and also that whatever tho result as to
pending claims the existing coal land
laws of Alaska are most unsatisfac-
tory and should be radically amended.
OIL and Gas Lands.
In the last administration there were
withdrawn from agricultural entry
$4,000 acres of supposed oil land in
California, about 100000 acres IN
Louisiana, of which only $500 acres
were known to be vacant unappropri-
ated land; $4,000 acres in Oregon and
$4,000 acres in Wyoming, making q
total of nearly 1000 900 acres.
In September, 1909, 1 directed that
all public oil lands, whether then with
drawn or not. should be withheld from
disposition pending congressional ac-
ton for the reason that the existing
placer mining law, although made APP
plicable to deposits of this character,
is not suitable to such lands and for
the further reason that 1t seemed de-
sirable to reserve certain fuel oil de-
posits for the use of the American
navy.
Accordingly the form of all existing
Withdrawals was changed, and new
withdrawals aggregating 2,750,000
acres were made in Arizona. Califor-
mia, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and
Wyoming. Field examinations during
the year showed that of the original
Withdrawals 2,17O,OOO acres were not
valuable for oil, and they were re-
stored for agricultural entry. Mean
time other Withdrawals of public oil
lands in these states were made, so
that July /, 1910, the outstanding with
drawals then amounted to 4,550000
acres.
OIL for Navy.
The principal underlying feature of
such legislation should be the exercise
Of beneficial control rather than the
collection of revenue. AS not only the
largest owner of oil lands, but as
prospective large CONSUMER of oil by
reason of the increasing use of fuel oil
by the navy, the federal government
is directly concerned both in encourag-
ing rational development and at the
same time insuring the longest pos
sible life TO the oil supply.
The royalty rates fixed by the gov
eminent should neither exceed nor. fall
below the current rates. But much
more important than revenue is the
enforcement Of regulations to conserve
the public interest so that the cove
nants of the lessees shall specifically
safeguard oil fields against the penal
ties from careless drillinEs and of
production in excess of transportation
facilities or of market requirements.
One of the difficulties presented, es-
pecially in the California fields, is that
the Southern Pacific railroad owns
every other section of land in the oil
fields, and in those fields the oil seems
to be in a common reservoir or series
of reservoirs communicating through
the oil sands, so that the excessive
draining Of oil at one well or on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-05

and the fields in the central states
from $40 to $1,000 an acre, and in the
Rocky mountains $40 to $500 an acre.
The demand for coal on the Pacific
coast is for about 500. 900 tons a year.
1t would encounter the competition of
cheap fuel oil, of which the equivalent
OF 100000 tons of coal a year are
used there.
1t is estimated that the coal could be
laid down at Seattle or San Francisco,
q high grade bituminous, at 81 a ton
and anthracite at So or Sc ton. The
price Of coal on the Pacific slope va
ries greatly from time to time in the
year and from year to year-from 81
to $12 ton. With regular coal sup
ply established, the expert of the geo
logical survey, Mr.. Brooks, who has
made a report on the subject, does not
think there would be an excessive
profit in the Alaska coal mining, be-
cause the price at which the coal could
be sold would be considerably lowered
by competition from these fields and
by the presence of crude fuel oil. The
history of the laws affecting the dispo-
sition of Alaska coal lands shows them
TO need amendment badly.
The Cunningham Claims.
On Nov. II, 1906 President Roose-
Welt issued an executive order with
drawing all coal lands from location
and entry in Alaska. On May 10, 1907,
he modified the order SO as 30 permit
valid locations made prior to the with
drawal on Nov. II, 1906, to proceed to
entry and patent.
Prior to that date some 800 claims
had been filed, most Of them said to
be illegal because either made fraudu
lently by dummy entrymen in the in
terest of one individual or corporation
or because Of agreements made prior
to location between the applicants to
cooperate in developing the lands.
There are thirty-three claims for 100
acres each, known as the Cunning
ham claims" which are claimed to be
valid on the ground that they were
made by an attorney for thirty-three
different aud bona f;de claimants, who,
as alleged, paid their money and took
the proper steps to locate their entries
and protect them.
The representatives of the govern
ment in the hearings before the land
Office have attacked the validity Of
these Cunningham claims on the
ground that prior to their location
there was an understanding between
the claimants to pool their claims after
they had been perfected and unite
them in one company The trend Of
decision seems to show that such an
agreement would invalidate the claims,
although under the subsequent law OF
May %, 1908, the consolidation OF such
claims was permitted, after location
and entry, fn>tracts OF 2,560 acres.
1t would be, of course, improper for
me to intimate what the result of the
issue as to the Cunningham and other
Alaska claims is likely to be, but IL
ought to be distinctly understood that
no private claims for Alaska coal lands
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-05
MOLINE

Horses In Wild Runaway.-A lower
ed awning in front of Sohrbeck Bros.
drug store prevented a runaway team
from dashing into the store Satur-
day afternoon. The team belongs
TO Munson Bros, dairymen, who live
at 1916 Twenty-fifth avenue, and
Fred Munson had been driving the
animals. The horses ran north on
Sixteenth street and in attempting to
turn east on Third avenue, they made
a wide detour. They were headed for
the front Of the drugstore, when the
top of the wagon crashed against the
iron awning rods. The awning was
demolished, but it prevented the
horses from going through the plate
glass windows. The collision with
the awning headed the horses east
ward and the wagon tongue striking
against window sill checked their
mad dash momentarily. Then they
leaped off the sidewalk and continued
along Third avenue for half block,
when men succeeded in hating them.
Child Breaks Arm In FaIi.-Melba
Peterson, aged 5, fell from the steps
of her home, 1916 Fourth avenue, at
7 o'clock Friday evening, breaking
both bones of her right arm midway
between elbow and wrist. She was
taken to physicians Office and given
attention. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson.
Wrong Kind of Poison.-Dr. A M.
Beal was summoned to a bluff home
Friday evening to attend a man who
was on the vHrge of delirium tremens
and who insisted that he had taken
10 cents worth of arsenic. Nothing
that the doctor could say would con-
vince the man that he hadn't taken
poison. When DR.. Beal was called
by telephone, the message was that
a man had fallen and broken one of
his legs. The doctor hurried to the
home from whence the call came and
though the man couldn't walk, he had
not broken a leg He was able to
talk and when the doctor questioned
him, he said that he had taken ar
senic-a dimes worth. A dram of
arsenic can be bought for 10 cents
and the amount is sufficient to kill
10 men. There was no evidence that
the man had taken poison and if he
had, he would have been dead be-
fore a doctor could have reached his
side.
GoIdstone in More Trouble.-Dr. A.
Goldstone, who practiced in East Mo-
line two years ago and who departed
from this vicinity after his friends
had succeeded in getting him out of
some trouble, is mixed in a scrape in
Pittsburg, according to press reports.
The report says: mabel Monroe, a
pretty girl who told Judge John S.
Shafer in the criminal court that her
home was in Chicago and that yester-
day was to have been her wedding
day, pleaded to have her fiance, DR..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-05

A. s. Goldstone of East Moline, Ill,
released so he could marry her as
planned. She was unsuccessful, but
evidently made a good impression On
the Judge, who promised to give his
decision in week. DR.. Goldsionc,
known in Chicago as Archie Gray, Has
been sent back to Jail. Goldstone wa
arrested on a charge of playing Raj
fes in Pittsburg. 1t is charged he
robbed Helen Sherwood of Pittsbul 6
OF $500 diamond ring. Goldstone
pleaded guilty, but urged a previous
good record" Goldstone was arre~t-
ed here on a charge of having stolen
$50 from Peter Peterson the con-
tractor. The two men hung their
coats side by side on a rack in a To-
cal barber shop. Goldstone was the
first one to leave, and shortly after
ward Mr.. Peterson missed his peck
etbook containing $50. Goldstone
was arrested and lodged in Jail. Rela-
tives from Iowa appeared and with
assistance of Goldstone's friends
squared the matter. He departed as
soon as he was released from Jail and
had not been heard of till the report
of his trouble in Pittsburg was re-
ceived. Relatives tried to suppress
the news of his arrest here at the
time he was charged with having rob-
bed Mr.. Peterson.