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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-07
DAVENPORT

Sues for Divorce-A suit for a de-
cree Of divorce on the grounds Of cru
city and habitual intodcation has been
instituted in the district court by Til
lie Gerdts against her husband, Benja-
min Gerdts. The plaintiff states they
were married Aug. q, 1906, and that
since their marriage the defendant has
become addicted to the drink habit,
and has on more than one occasion
threatened to kill her. She asks the
right to resume her maiden name, that
of Title Boettche
Install Alarm system.-The Daven-
port Savings bank has installed a bur
glar alarm system which is especially
designed TO protect the bank against
the possibility Of a holdup during bank
ing hours. The system is part of the
A. D. T. protection, with which many
of the local banks are now safeguard
ed. By the pushing OF an electric but
ton in the bank, the Western Union Of
fee and the police station are immedi-
ately notified and a special Waterman
and detachment Of police Immediately
respond
Caught In Raid.-Raids on two alleg-
ed houses of illfame were made Satur-
day night by the police in the vicinity
of Second street and Western avenue.
In the roundup of the two places the
following were secured and will be held
for trial: Mary Juergensen, George
Hall. Thomas Morgan, May Clark.
Emma Christman, Frank Smith, Ed
Tasted, and James Tflls.
All Boys May Swim.-Through the
generosity of two prominent Davenport
philanthropists whose names are not
given out, all the boys of the city are
to be given an opportunity 20 use the
swimming pool of the Y. NJ. c. A. The
boys will be given a free physical ex-
animation in order that no possible in
furious results may follow, and efforts
are being made to secure the services
of special instructor.
Obituary Record.-Mrs. T. L. Wales,
wife OF the photographer, passed away
at her home. l21@ East Third street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-07

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-07

Obituary Record.-Mrs. T. L. Wales
wife of the photographer, passed away
at her home, 12112 East Third street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
NammAs Little Boy@ Girl Scho1l
nlUGpRiNTs OF FlowCRs

ondara and biottera This IL the
way you make them
Tho blueprint paper Is sold With
kodak supplies in packages Of two
dozen sheets. Any sire viii Do.
though large sheets. say five b.
seven inches. are the best De
sides this paper You need a piece
Of glass. a piece of pasteboard. a
couple OF rubber bands and some
sunshine.
Place the blueprint paper on the
pasteboard and lay the flower care
fully on this and cover II with the
glass. Fantrn tho whole securely
With rubber bands nj the ends. Put
the frame In the sun until the ex.
posed parts OF the paperAbegin "a
bronze. Take the blueprint out and
infncfse In a bowl of water
Change the water every five min.
utes. or nutil the white part 10
clear Dry between biOtfers, or
several folds OF smooth newspaper.
The flowers used may be fresh
or pressed. Pick Oft some OF the
leaves and when the flowers grow
Ia clusters. pick off some OF them
10 that they will not lie on top ~
each other and spoil the oaillns.
There IL opportunity for the exsr
rise OF considerable tasss in ar
ranging the flowers on the paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
Come, let Nc live with cur chill
drsr." says Freseel.
~ MABEL RAY eooplANpgR.

SoHst fct W i've WIN cur chii'
drsr." says Froebel.
~ MABEL RAY eoopIANpEa.
Tho busy child Is happy and
therefore good. Every mother
knows the power of wholesome nc
uvity 10 keep her children safe
from wrong Influences. Many q
mother. however. has no time TO
plan suitable occupations fcr the
leisure hours OF her little ones.
Even II sony children attend
kindefEArten. or primary school.
Saturdays. holidays. and days OF
consaiescenee after Illness. viii OF.
Ter sufficient Opportunity Tor the
Informal sessions Of the liomc
School. with mother an leader
Have your children learned the
delights of making flower sllhou.
estes ON blueprint paperf There
are still many lovely fall wild fios.
eFs. perhaps you eall them weeds.
which deserve 10 have their pho.
soxraphs taken. an well ~ the late
garden flowers.
There aru many Wild flower
books which ~iii help you 20 teach
them this svnple sort OF botany.
The blue and white pictures
make pretty scrap books. OF may
be saved 10 decorate Christmas cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

To one man or woman In each
locality will be given free. proof
treatment of DIR. Lee X. Chinis
wonderful Chinese Roots. Barks
and Herbs. This proof treatment.
which IN offered without one cent
OF cost, has been used ia China for
over four thousand years snd has
cured more men and women than
any known treatment nov In exist
ence. To prove what this wonder
full treatment will do. DR.. Chin is
offering a free treatment so that
the skepticzi may see and tbs
doubters be convinced.
A cured patient Ia doctors best
advertisement
No matter how many other treat
mcnts you have tried: no mat
ter how many other doctors have
failed, DR.. Chin stands ready 10
prove TO you at hss own expense
that bis remedies viii do the work.
SIT down NOW and write DIR. Lee
TX. Chin. $40 HALL Safe Building,
San Francisco. telling him Ia your
own words Just how you feel and
from what you suffer most He wifi
then send you treatment prepared
10 meet the requirements OF your
case, and which will convince you
that you are not In the incurable
state, but can and will be cured.
This treatment viii be sent TO you
In a plain wrapper with the postage
paid.
Don't put this matter off until to-
morrow just because there isn't
paper or pencil handy. Look one
up row and write Immediately.
This is YOUR opportunity to get
well Don't waste H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
HER INVESTMENT

Young ilhson.~ remarked the
lmpres~i0nahie boarder. gave his
wife two dollars and told her 20 par
EN- In the stocking for rainy day
She did She pus n In tao stock
lnga~-siik. And they really did
look lovely en- Main street yeatcr-
day Red Hen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

Dear Mas Grey. Please publish
q pretty shape and color for bas.
ket to be used az q basket ball
supper. MRS. a.
A-why not make II the shape
and color fbut a sreat deal larger
Ut an ornngeY Cut several pieces
OF cardboard this shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

- cre1 I am q yamnx
~ ~ Rather short ard
! osems I cznt get AIRY
uuA BIT have no trouble
1l1g ~ xtsention o. mar.
- Tim b one rnxn. whose
Su y prsseat. ard ! atm
= > 4eu<nsed With me. ard
! ~ hire hin a. never
- What woal6 you ad-
~ G. A. b.
I'd 1l1g % dixxnsts a real
ypuag xf1i. or a woman.
olxf1r< him That "a prnis
,ps % no< have the
- TIE married man.
nssasly infatuated with
= . us4an to attract
~ tfyinx to make a
-. a her. Use a little
ponaniy reserve. Just
- = - Ft~E& &L+ NOME
~ 4 eume back TO yoa
nmhes thst There Is
esay frnm IL
- 6rey I voald like 10
I . tzSs paint out Of nv
l. 60f | kaxe sri.d &C.,
= % and gasoline with
3 w you advise me-
MRS. A. y. c.
: must BE- something be-
\ paint In the spot. or
- vouId remove II.
sess send il 10 the
!. 'asutorm might possibly
1 a sut y very careful. II
- Grey: Ia there some.
ID with The university
~ - definite Information
A READER.
sodrcss Recorder STONE
Fl = es.ssssty Of Washington. or
s 10 and xzk for him.
II y !, . Grsy. IN Should a
g vsss hisA-heeIed shoes,
( &c.,, : somsn Is years old 20
NQUIsITIyE.
II nr.s - inst ~ much right
S 4 = 90 to dances. ana
r - rsssd Why she should
r. =. - Grey: a. WIN Won
, ~ ne what DAYS the foJ-
- zen on: Feb. Pan
( i., iila. 1888: Sept. Eth
!. e1oIAted vaseline harm.
An ooxsTAST READER
49, sssssrday. Wednesday.
|ln Hs'lns q supposed 10 IN.
(; g s'ovth and quality on
- - 70. souid better use moth
4 -, Z. plata. anscentsd vase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

A pretty double wedding took
place "Wednesday morning NJ the
homo Of Mrs. J J Green. the moth.
ar Of one OF the brides. when Ruby
NJ Green was married % y l.
Booth and Edith J. Chase TO Chris
Moe Rev. Wlllrcd Wilmington
performed the double ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
EWs OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE
Seasonable Menus


Recipe for Steamed Veal and Ham
Have ground 2 pounds veal and
pound ham Crush square crack.
ef\. beat , eggs well and add ! tea
spoon salt and y teaspoon pepper
Mir we'll toEsther. maks into loaf
and steam ~ hours. When cold
alice thin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

Christina ". Roichsrt aud Fred.
eftck =. Sylvester were married
Thursday al ~Waldhuc.~ the aum-
fner homo OF Mrs hcicherf. the
Rev. A ~ Thompson officiating
After q two weeks visit 90 San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mira sylvester
viii be Al HON. at sa5 zzd Az ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
JACK N Town

Was you love affair romanticv'
oh. very. mat Reginald AZ
the seashore. We both pretended
10 BE- very rieh.~
Yea. yea
And now u turns out that he
cciIccfs the tssymsntx on our
plano. Louisville Courter.JoufnAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
MARRIAGES.

Leona Brown will bo united In
marriage 20 Daniel J. f1nney Non.
day evening. AZ o'clock. al the
residence OF the brides parents.
e4i3 Warren as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
G upid'sC.orner


Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Maltble.
sSis Inierlaken Blvd. have An,
Hoanced the engagement Of their
daughter. Aehaah. 10 Milton Raw
lings, OF Athol, Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
THE Joy or LIVING ~ TINE ugRTT.
Asy OF THE LEAN. : WAS
SHETLAND I KNOW

THE JOY or LIVING - THE uEHrT-
AGE or THE LEAN. . WAS
srorT--ANp . KNOW
Ny friend. we're ehsritssis and th~y
caii@d u ab~~ffyf others referred to ms
as being STOUT. bmt 7 kns~ " Wa lust
plain bulky weight. was miserable
ygu. 100. are equally nsiseF@ais u yoa are
To reduce your weight you must fina
the cause. yOu must get at the tery
reason.
g FOUND THE CAUSE.-THE EEsT
WAS EASY.
Before 7 sseeeeaea. Z tried sveryfhins
withia reassn and some things BEYOND
reason.
IL was msddenfng disgusting.
All I had 70 do was 90 rsfnovs the
cause. and swear under cath that ~
my simple method. vithouf drugs. ru~dt-
cine. harmful exercises or starvation diet.
reduced my weight - pounds IN five
weeks. and guarantees that can do the
same for yoa. I DO not medicine 81
sny kind or worthless staff 20 rub en- the
body. hut 4 simple home treatment even
child can use u without harm Through
this marvellous combination home tfcsf-
the ffEhf way. I can noe climb 10 the
summit Of Pixies Peak with ease
could not do that Until I had tzksn off
~ pounds of my poudsrous wsisht
n you are Interested In r0ar own hap
piuexs and health and figure. you VIII
permit me 10 tell you how 20 reduce your
weight "Nsfure'r Way
have printed . booklet for you en-
tifisd. Weight Reduction Hifhous
Drugs" which arm giving axay Without
charge. prepaid 90 Tgu. 20 that you may
Know % my SUCCESSFUL method and be
abis 20 permanently reduce your ssfsht
any amount up 20 10 pounds, without
harmful exercises o. starvation dirs.
drugs Or medicines.
send for my booklet. weight Hsdac-
fion without Druss" II 10 yours for fhs
askiag. and I viii be glad 60 ssnd " 70
yoa. postage prepaid.
have found that the best way TO
kaew bapplnsss 10 20 give ~.
sincerely your ffispd.
MARJORIE HAMILTON
suite 1910 Ceatrsl neak Btdg,
D~nves, Code.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

Name and residence. Age
John VI. Brewer. Seattle ..... ~
Grace HAxei Foll~t. Seattle 49,. 20
Marahall Hill. Tacoma .......zs
Alma Philia. Tacoma .....z 20
Otto Wehmayer. Seattle ..s..... 20
Marie stah~nar ....-......... &c
sherman Holt. Vancouver. ..... 80
Rose Cannon "a
Hervey - Wilbur. Seattle. 49,. as
Leda +. Finkham. Seattle .....1 ~
Lester A Thompson. Seattle. "a
Bessie Fleming. Raymond ... is
Robert Allen Hickman. Seattle &c
Josephine v Weaver. Seattle. 20
Glandrn &. Mitchell. Seattle al
May Josephine Mitchell .s... 20
fopny Emil Thompson. Seattle. -
Josephine u. Helm. Seattle. Sc. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

The engagement Of Ruby Wave
Burton to John Herbert Fletcher
II announced. the wedding to take
place Ia October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

Fer the first year or 90 he
calls her darling" or -horey
bon After that ne calls her
gay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
Society Approves
Complexion Beautifier

In seeking a dependable com.
plerion beautifier M preparation
for whitening. beautifylng and ton.
ing tho complexion equals simple.
inexpensive lotion made by dissoly-
ing 4 ounces Of spurinax In kpint
Of either witch hazel or hot water,
then adding 2 feaspoonfuls glycer.
lne. Where witch hazel IL used.
the lotion dries more readily on the
skin.
This splendid lotion does not rub
off OF show like powder. and is
very fine for removing that shiny
ssIlow look from the skin. II
makes the skin very clear. satlny
and beautiful. and IL so good that
a bottle Of n IL sure 10 be found
on the dressing table Of most
society women
II ia splendid for the skin. as
II Is very beneficial. while powder
clogs the pores. enlarging them.
causing blackheads and rough.
wrinkiy compilations. Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

Wonderful Chinese Remedies From
the Far East Given Away Free to
the Sick and Suffering 81 Amer
lea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

11ua snoy xtrnsing
1 n>r7ses frw necklaces and
1 Ih<y can use fxl@r
n >ysars. moaatzin ash
o = u1ssrne.oa. musk mel
~ 6|w pe<ts
- - eombin<d With each
= - eonn~<sisk llnks Of
~ ~ onarush~4 Or ordi'
~ 11e stravs mxy be cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

NOTE-The above certificates the result of the flrst
few made especially for The Star for its Pure Food
Department The samples not submitted by the
manufacturers but purchased the open market and SUBJ
mitted for analysis by The Star staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
A Dinner Menu


Clam Chowder.
Steamed Veal and Ham. Pickles.
Sweet Potatoes. cauIiflower.
Cold slaw.
Rice Pudding. Coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

~ sencgrapher - Of and have
NV ~ who stcnographer Yesterday
~| 1D>~riften Would for 70
1~1u - ypewritfsn letter not Blue EYES
80 write personal letters the
lH ~ fu psr typewristsu letter
,oppxs writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
FAT vANISnfS
ONE POUND A DAY
NJ >~~ Drssi>~~ M~ss~a
True Success at Last
D~~zsa~ Chss ys~s~s~s

Dsrisx th~ t~~s T-s Wssfhs os~~ ftfty
Tks.~~s1 Wsssss Haze s~at - - 49,
= f~py 81 Thbs u~ansShah1s m~~Abes.
~wElguT NGptfTf0N WtTWoe y
pkI ss.~ Issf ukis tsssts<Sag gsf-
den~~ - t. fas vexs~f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23
Cynthia Crey's Letters

1rx.s Cry NJ hashana determined to take farm.
~ ~ ~ fAhk lore that had lots Of good
think could vet N srrc
r. ~ ss anyshas about farming ~hen he married
III - nhk get divorce easily BESSIE WALTERS
A4uA VII DO get divorces chsr TO
N - rnx another husband u Is never
= vsnsa o Ter dragged The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

SUIT larger. Cover with yellow
crepe paper. or yellow velvet,
punch cyeiefs along the edges. and
lace With narrow ribbon. Black
would make a pretty contrast One
side can be left open. and laced
after the lunch Is put In. When
finished ID will look like this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-23

- NJ. GREY: Ia there some.
80 Win The university
~ pc deflsife infornssIon
- A READER.
I'D 49, searcss Recorder stone.
II. -'sr!y Of Washington. or
sss 80 and ask Tor him
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
GIRL ARRESTED
FOR PROTECTION

jamestown. M. d.. Dec. 1s.--After a.
sternly contested legal controversy,
wherein attorneys for the state ana
defense frequently FLASHED on the adj
mission Of evidence. Atty. Geo. w.
Thorp, special prosecutor for the state,
today announced that the prosecution
in the matteS Of the state w. Appley,
rested.
The witnesses who were adduced on
the behalf OF the state to prove the
commission Of the crime OF assault BY
the defendant upon 15-year- old Lillian
Appley, were LiIlian Appley, Miss
Alice Sullivan and Dr. Savage OF
Fargo, who had examined the girl
shortly after the commission Of the all
legged crime, and while she was tenn
porarily in Fargo.
Lillian Appiey, the prosecuting wit
ness, is an intelligent red checked
girl, and told her story In straight
forward and convincing manner in the
direct examination conducted by Mr..
Thorp, and told the facts surround-
ing her journey from Portland, ore. lii
company with her father, and the de-
tails Of the revolving crime IN the lone
" sod Ehanty on the defendantss
homestead near Napoleon. In the
erueiling cross examination conducted
by Attorney Lauder FOR the defenyn.
the girl held her own. and her sim
pie recital Of her story was not shaken.
She was On the stand FOR day ana
= half, and was followed BY Miss sui
Ivan, who resided at the tins OF the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
HILL LAUDED
VALLEY EXHIBIT
INVESTIGATION LESSON OF
RED RIVER DISPLAY AT LAND
SHOW, J. J. HILL SAYS.

st. Paul, Dec. "Diversification is
object lesson of the Red river valley
exhibits" said James J. Hill. aa he
stopped in front Of the display OF the
products Of that fertile section OF the
northwest at the land show. 1.-THE
Red river valley. Is featuring corn In
its exhibit together with it's small
grains and potatoes that bring the
highest prices of any in the United
States" he added.
Il have known the valley from its
first settlement and still / am pleas
antly surprised at the showing.
What's the future OF the valley7 1t
win be great, something marvellous,
you can't make 1t too strong to suit
me.D6
Many have been the discussions
concerning the products shown In the
Red river valley booth. Business men
and others who thought they knew the
immediate northwest have found that
the valley has jumped to the front
as Is demonstrated by the showing OF
corn, potatoes, onions and other root
crops, together with apples.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
STATE BANK OF
KASMER ROBBED

Kasner. N. D., 1s. via Bismarck.
Dec. 1s.--The State bank Of Rec Of
this city was robbed OF about $3.50 in
silver and bills some time between
the closing OF the bank last night and
opening hours this morning and there
is positively no clue TO the identity Of
the robbers. The safe in which the
money wash kept was opened with
out the use Of force and it ID suspected
that someone neglected to set the COM
bination- Kasmer Is a little village
Of about twenty people and is an in
land town in Mercer county, the near
est railroad being the 500. Searching
parties were out over the county early
in the morning following the robbery
and ofticials over the state have been
notified of the event.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
MISSOURI SLOPE
HAS FINE EXHIBIT

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 1S.-C. H.
Olson, secretary OF the Missouri slope
Development league has just returned
from st. Paul. where he has been for
the past ten days installing the ex-
hfbit OF Missouri slope products at tbs
Northwest Land Product show now be-
ing held in that city. The show is one
OF the largest OF its kind ever held in
the northwest, seven states being rep.
resented together with a number of
sectional exhibits. Thousands OF people
from all over the United States are
visiting the show daily, and from the
interest shown the tendency or 'sback
to the farm" is growing stronger daily,
and while great deal of interest is
taken in the beautiful display OF apples
from the coast states from an artistic
standpoint. the booths that are attract
ing the most attention are from the
agricultural states.
The Missouri slope has the only ex-
hibit at the show featuring 1t as dairy
and creamery products and taken to-
gether with it's fine display of corn,
alfalfa, grasses. grains and vegetables
impresses the visitor with the fact that
for diversified farming the Missouri
slope is the best section OF the state.
Commissioner Gilbreath has a fine state
exhibit, and the lake region and the
Red river valley are also represented
with creditabie exhibits. The show
will close Dec. 20, and it Is safe to pre-
dict that a great deal OF good WIN re-
suit from the publicity given the state
and increase our population ais well as
the value of our lands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
Fouaht With Welt.

Aberdeen. s. D., Dec. 1s.-Jens Jsn-
sen, a 1z-year-old boy. residing near
Marvin, in Grant county, had siren
uous experience the other day, when
he was attacked by large gray wolf
in the hills near that town. The boy
had been working for neighborins
farmer, and at evening started home,
carrying pitchfork. Presently b
large wolf appeared, but wolves are
quite common in that section this win
ter, and the boy thought nothing OF
II until he saw the animal was maxi
ing straight for him, whom he became
anxious. When the wolf approached
sufficiently close. the boy jabbed at
him with the pitchfork, and inflicted
a painful hurt which caused the ami
mai to aaIlop away. In former years.
before the hills around Marvin were so
thickly settled, wolves did consider
abba damage to livestock, but lately.
though seen quite often, they have
not nolested livestock or human be-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
SEVEN YEARS WAS
GIVEN CRIMINAL
ONE OF 5oTTlNEAU JAIL BREAK.
ERS LANDED IN CANADIAN
PRISON FOR sLASHING.

Winnipeg, Man., Dec. 1S.--After
breaking prison twice at Bottineau,
where he was alleged to be the leader
of gang Of daring hold-tIp men and
wanted on a dozen serious charges, j.
Wallace, alias Kelly, alias Wilson,
found the cells of Winnipeg escape
proof, and yesterday he was sentenced
by Judge Walker in the police court
to seven years in Stony Mountain pen
itentiary for sIashing Richard Snu-
chew, clerk of the Savoy hotel, with a
razor.
The prisoner seemed stunned with
the severity of the sentence, and NOV
ed like broken man to the police
cells, where he will be handed over to
the penitentiary authorities. He made
no remark to the court, although his
face went ashy, and his lips twitcheQ
when he heard his punishment.
Yours in a most serious crime"
said the judge. and / could sentence
you to life for this offense. You at
tackled an unarmed man without the
slightest warning, and wounded him
severely. You might have taken his
life. and 1 must deal with you severe
Iy"
The severeness of this sentence will
in all probability stop the arrange
ments of the United States authorities
In demanding his extradition for the
crimes committed previously to his
flight to Canada. Although Wallace
pleaded guilty some days ago, owing
to the seriousness of the offense, Judge
Walker heard the evidence in order
to determine the sentence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18

Washington. Dec. 1S.--The following
patents were issued last week to Min
nesota and Dakota inventors: Oscar
M. Bergstronn, Minneapolis, Mimi, air
COMPRISING plant; Peter Brandt, Chi
cago City, Mimi. liquid spraying de-
vice; Thomas Brennan, jr., Mime
apolis, Mimi, single disk furrow
opener; Frederick G. Cave, Lisbon, N.
D., gearing Carl e. Durham, Mad
dock, N. d., spring wheel; Martin
Ewald, Nicollet. Mimi, wheel; August
Gunderson, Moose Lake. Mimi, bob
sled; Henry F. Lampman. Minneapolis,
Mimi, valve; John 10th, Hibbfng,
MINI, loose leaf binder: Charles HI.
Merritt, st. Paul, MINI, car fender:
Henry B. Roeber, Tulare, $. d.. spring
latch.