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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
lBr L. I- OYerlockl

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. Up to two o'clock 1t looked as if the day would be one of record dullness in both the New York and local exchanges, but the closing hour prices commenced to break and the fluctuations brought in more orders. No reason was given for the selling, but it looks as if the hold CTS Of stock were becoming discour- aged by the long wait and were will ing to get out even at present prices. The volume of selling was small. but the narrowness of the market furnish ed little suDport-Paine Webber & Co.
 Curbs are still dull with only a few transactions at practically unchang- ed prices. Total sales New York 1772OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
 COTTON UP TO NORMAL

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-with only two days before the govern Inent crop condition figures will be issued. the local cotton trade has about come to the conclusion that the condition of the growing crop on July 25 was S9 per cent Of tho normal.
 For a while there was a tenden- cy to look for slight falling of because of the drought in the west. ern sections. Now it has been well established that Texas and Okla. homa have about held their own.
 The declines on contracts within the last two weeks are generally credited to have discounted a con. dition up to s9.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
CHANGE EXPRESS BUSINESS.

NEW YORK, Aug. Lin accord ance with arrangements previously made the Welis-Fargo Express com pany today took over the business of the Pacific Express company, which has been operating over the Wabash Wheeling < Lake Erie, Mis- souri Pacific, Iron Mountain, Cotton Belt, Texas Pacific and International < Great Northern railroads.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
SEEMED TO GIVE Him 4 NEW
 STOMACH.

T suffered intensely after eat ing and no medicine or treatment tried seemed to do any good, ? writes II. M Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake View. Ohio. ''The first few doses of ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave mo surprising relief and the second bot tle seemed to give me new sto- mach and perfectly good health. D For sale by all druggists 1s9
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
HOUSE REFUSES TO GIVE
 EMPLOYES EXTRA DAN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Nearly half of the houses time today Wa. taken up by the democrats for pen sion legislation and an intellectual at tempt to secure the passage of tho senate amendment to the deficiency appropriation bill providing for extra six months pay for employees of con gress. Abandoning the practice of % years standing the house voted down the amendment 1SI to 9.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
NORTH CAROLINA CITY
 ALMOST VuTR0UT WkTEr

CHARLOTTE. x. C.. Aug. L. With the big ponds which have fur nished ChaFiotte's water supply for many years mere stretches of sun baked mud, and the stop cocks to the small supply in the reservoir saut down tight since Friday. this city is undergoing a period of great distress.
 The danger of disease and fire is growing every hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
LAWN BOWLING TOURNEY

BTTFFAIO, N Y, Aug. 1.-The frst arrnsi tournament Of the In ferra.ioral Tawr B19-irg aasocia- ton was opened bere this afternoon. to continue through the rest of the week. The chief events programmed are the competition for the Interna- tional trophy, the Frontier Consoia- ton cup, and Scotch doubles and singles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
MANY KANSAS FARMS
 REPORTED UNDER WATER

| GALENA, Kas. Aug. 1.-Tha crest
 Of the flood caused by the overflow of the streams in this district following several days of heavy rains. was reached yesterday afternoon. Badger. six miles west of here, is oyerflowed
 with water. Many farms are under from three to five feet of water and a
 large acreage Of crops has been de- stroyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02

Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a bottle Of Chamberlain's Col;c. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost certain to be needed be- fore the summer is over. This remedy has no superior. For sale by all druggists. 1Sg.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
sMIrH MAY REcovER.

BERKELEY. Cal, Aug. 1.-Eddie Smith, well known prizefghter ref cree. who is seriously ill of brain fev- CT in a sanitarium here. is resting easily tonight and is now expected to recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02

The United Mexican Mines con- pany. which is operating in northern Sonora. properties being located at Bacoachi and cumpas. will soon in- stall a shelter of the reverberatory type at it's Cerro Gordo mine. near Cumpas. The foundation for the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
Dr. lyons
 eERFEcT Tooth Powder

neutraIizes the destructive acids of the mouth-cleanses, preserves and beauti6es the teeth, and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02

The denouncing of mining lands in Sonora is continuing with vigor, many parcels of land being filed On during the past month. Following are a numbe rof those filed On dur ing the past two weeks:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Piorun zabija kiIku.

- 81 - .E--rls ~. +& -
" 1906 piorun xabil tylko l69
ludzi " tym kraju. Jeden rrzypar
dek6 mieroi cd ploruna jest ma oko1o
dwoma millony. Przypadkl am 10
ma chorobe watrobY, merck albo
zo}adka SO prawie wleksze, 1ecz ME
take skoro Electric Rltters bed3ie
uzywany jak Robert Madsen, :
" eat B. Burlington, Pa. wypr6bowal.
Czterech lekarzy 70 opuscl}o pc
6smio mlesiecznej chorobie ma we,
trobe j. ;zoftaczke- Potem zosta}
kompletnie ~wyleozony przez Elects.
rio Bittere. Jestto najlepsze lekar..
stwo ma 4o}adek,: watroba, nerwy
ma przeczyazezenie krwi. Tylko 500
W: apiece N. J. Kowall1e.wsk lego.
-" 80" - 80 -" .HS 1920 Il y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

mogen. FEY: P st,li,,i,' je,dnak e si,,ly.In,,s'
Iko ubranis prsemnY1tnioy czesto JET.
(dssii tym. pootaegiam, zaosesto ich
Sledzic, a. odkryto ict dziaialno66.
Wysokosc sprzeniewierzoneego ola
"a jeden tylko transport rynosi}a
1000 marek.
-. -.
|P ! s!Illl mllieaslo'j' : v II. rlestaulracyi
y Y Y ssaalehnrgu: toozy4l SIC " tyoh.
|(dnlach process przeeiw restaurato. 9
row Jan !!,,y j. Euikowi jego ion,e
Q przestepstxo przeMw: bezpleozen-
'stwu zycia. Enik .zabija} psy i
podawai potem ioh misso godoiom
- i2:@.-.E i@rt .a"< : - .ts.ike. 81 *FS@@@1
jake vle l Q i: robit t g :
psiem miesem it'd: Wielu go6ci i
s}u4bY zaohorowa}o ma tyfus. Sad
sk < oboje mm!atlsonk6w na miesiao
oistkiego wisz'leniIa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Okropnosc.

z katowic donosza o n,es}ycha.'
mem zaj5oiu, wykazujacem do cze-
80. o'ieem!1lnno 2 prowadzi. so-letni
gospodarz Bielski Z mlejscowo6cl
pogranioznej Konary Cd pewnego
ozasu choroWal. Poniews1 lekar-
silva zarisane przez lekarsa Mo ME
,pomagaiy, poszed} do wr6zki, sby
sic dow,iedsie6 jak dlugo zyd be-
die. Niesumienna kobieta powie-
dzia{a mu, Re w}asna lego matka
mlu. COD zada}a* i bedzie musla}
umrze6. Bielski uda} sic do domu
i siekier4 udmieroi} matke. poczem
sic powiesic. Przeszko.
mu " tenn odstaw iono do
wiezienia, gdsie popadi v szai.
Umieszozono 60 nastepnie " lsza.
.recie. Wobec tego okropnego ida
r~zenia, n,eohaj mkt ME zaniedbuje
Is~zerxenia otwiaty, DO to obowiaz~
klein kazdego: z mas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
CIEKANE R ]! RE!
Zyd pluie ma krzyz.

. f= 2 1870 s ::5a II -
Me 1~yalone TO- }, ale zdsrsenie
prawdziwe, 0 kt6rem ;donosi bers
lihska ,,Germania". Ot6t dsialo
sly to: niedawno temu.
w miasteozku Haidunapas ma.
Wegrzeoh, pc odbytym pogrzebie
wraca, miuistraut z kr,yzem, ably
go odnlesd do koscio}a. Przecho-
dsaoys ulica mimo chiopca iydziak,
syn rabina Gruenera, zobaczywszy
krzy1, zebra} wiele tylko m6g}
flin i wyplu} je ma krzyz. Zapy"
tsny, ola ozego to uczynl', pluga~
vices butua nina odpar}: Plu)e
tam, gdzie i na GO nj gle podeo'bta..
Adwokast dr. Fmeryki Siesrzamski,
ktdry prsyPsdt4owo pr'sz.ss So b "a
sams u!'debbyyll sw \, 1otrow.
skiego zbezczessczenia krzyza, PREY
! pomocy poH III; stx icrdz,4. ma
izw:sko besGzelnego zydziaka, ably
natychmiast sprawee odda6 sadowi.
Pod}y ten zyd, co prawda; ME
ujdzie karys@ 2 zbezczeszcsenie
krzyza i .wizerunku boskiego,- ale
many z tego jeden dow6d wiecej,
jake to w~stretna nienawi6cla zieje
zydostwo przeciwko naszemu Zba~
ieielovi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Jeden Ola Cleb1e.,

80 +H'%r .EHE
Notes. mied jeden egzemplar.
seyery Polskiego Kalendarsa ]
Prsewodnika Zzdrovi. "a rok 1912
,:DARMO. Aptekarz tw6j lub.
handlarz lekarstwami ma jeden
egsemplars ala eisbie. Tylko ~
sadaj. Novy kalendarz ma 81
51strto,nice, zawierajaae moo pozada-
ny 81, hL,' pp,osty1teo.nyoh ! bardso, ole Is !.
kavych. loformaoyj, : wiso powii,.
MEN ,,. b'y5 przsehowyvany pod reka
przez rok caiy. 1eseli ME bsdzieszi
m6gs dostae kalenda n. cd s'ptek!a-.
RIA, napisz do v. F. sey ,,s1 CO...
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
:Traglczna Sm.ll let, milo III !.
nera.

= -"e~. E38s
4 Z Genewy donosza, z i baron n
sLeonlo utona} W morzu pod Piewe
di sori. Baron wspiai sic ma wy
soka ska}e, ably przyglaedac sic
wzburzonemu morzu ! wsk'ltek sill
nego podmuohu wiatru. stracony
zostaf;; do: nora. Baron Leonio
osenit sig pr.ed=miesiseeem : baro~
n6wna Joanna Rotszyld, kt6ra:
przynios}a .mu 40 milion6w posagu.
Malzehstwo widocznie ME by{o
sacze6liwe, DO ME zyli razem. We
dug innej wiadomoSci .rzucii sic
baron Leonio naumy6laie do NORA,
ably pozbawic sig zycia. Zw@ok
jego dotad ME o%dnalezlono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Zofnferz skazany ma
Sm1erG.

...E = III
Swego ozasu " Nowym Saozu, "
.Galioyi, pijany &o}niers 20 pu}ku
.piechoty, zapominajac sig, rani4
kamieniem " glove chcacego u
.spokoic go i weswsc do porzadku
porucznika 80 pu}ku obrony krajo~
wei, Bergera. " tych dniaoh
odby'a sic y tel sprawie rozprawa
karna pred sadem garnizonewym,
ma ktdrej zapad1l wyrok,:s skaznjaey
:owego zo}nierza ma kare. Smierci.
!. ~ d" 90 '''' -. o. o. #5,:. 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Dz1ewczeta zamieDione
ma chf0pc6W.

z rozporzadzenia sqdu okrego-
wego W Berlinis nastapi}a prze-
miana dw6oh dziewos4t> ma chiop;a+
cow, mianowicie ", reiestrze uro"
dzeh sadu cywilnego zapisano, ze
l6.letnia Ludwika T. nazywa sic
odt4d Ludwikiem T., a siostra jej,
l5.letnia Gertruda T. -. Gerhar-
dem +. Cd dluzszego JUL czasu
czufy obie siostry, Re ukraine i
wychowanie koblece ME odpowiada
zupefn,e lstotnej ich natarze; zw}a-.
SEGA, gdy nastapi}a u Mich zmiana
g}osu itak kolezanki jak nauczy-.
cielki zaczefy wy6miewac sig z ich
@t "H'' .rs
niskiego organu,. poczusy SIG ma
pensyi tax njeszcze6liwemi, te "a
cze1y nupesnie TRAGIC ' oohote do
zycia. Gully tes: coras ;.wieksza
ched do zawod6w meskioh, st ta r "a,
cho,ala zostac kupcem, m}odsza
mar5shar:elp. Nako,nieo sta}o SIG.
prz,c,ci wiehdhstwo pomisdzy narzuco-.
mem i'm w%ychowan,em a prawdzlwa
ich natura tax wielkle, re dziewc
o,eta z~amierz.sy odeebra6 sobie
zycie. Dopiero przypadkowo
wpadli rodzice ich ma pomys} uda
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Niepalne drE'zewo.

WYnaleziono nowy spos6b uod-
pornienla drzewa ma oglen. Miano.
w1cie i~mpregnuja drzewo ia pomo-
o. elektryoznoacl> amonimsulfobo..
ratem.- w ten spos6b nasYoone
drzewo Jest. absolutnie n,epalne.
=Podczsas prob og1niowych, draw
ne milim. CRUDE sporzadzone 2
.drzewa bqkowego, ! sosnowego i
topolowego, wykaza1y przez Gala
godzins supe}na o%dporn'oess'c ma
ogien. Natomiast drzwl, sporza-
.dzone z blachy, zniszosa{y W zua
pe4no6ci " tYm samym czasie. Ten.
wynalazek dali pohop do sporzadza-
MIA mebli z impregnowanego drze-
wa, q nawet So W toku PROXY,
.ozyby snaozna ozedd przedmiot6w,
dotyohozas .sporzadzanych : &elazs,
ME sastapl6 impregnowanem drse-:
wen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

| Peril no6oIs1st,oa W ozdobne'
= mniiiekklej sF6rkowej orrswie
,{oconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
b,rzeggi. $l.36
Clos Serca -Zblor mod{5w i pieln
ola dusz- p%obo4nyoh e duiym
drukiem) oprawne y. sk6rke. 8
z}oconytn tyttulikiem, siooone
brzCgi,..... ........... 500
4ni6t Str6x Chrze1cienina Katclika
sbi6r modlitw i pie6ni slut4oY
ola dusz pobo4nYch rozmiaru
6x8] cali " fsk6rkowej orrawie
70 zloeonym tytulikiem, xtocone
brzegi... 500
\ Clos S~ca- : du1Ym> drnkiem.
oprawna Y sk6rke, : okuoiem j
zameczkiem, sf.z}oeonym tYtni-
KEN. sfooon !, n l1 -. el-oo
Ant0l Atr0&-W sk6rkowe1 opraWlo
z>okuoiem j klamerk4, re z{ooo-
nym tytulikiem, zlooone brze-
;gl........ ........... 500
Anid Str61-oprawny v moon4
francuska sk6rks, gietkie oklads.
Il, zl9eone b,rtegi. e z}oconym
tytulikiem .............. $l.s6
Aniol Stvoz-Oprawny v moons
francusk4s sk6rke, miekk,e oklad@
ri, z{ocone brzagi re zloconym
tytuligiem Else
Wyb6r najosobllwasych n~abotehstw
pie6ni, ma duchow3 pooiechsi
poiytek ludsi pobotnyoh s r6te
nych kslag zebr.ny; oprawnyw
sk6rke, z koiorowym obra1kiem
ma okstAdoe, 1iocone brze9i -f(g9rl1u1,-.
|. b. drukl. ..$I.00
Wyb6r oprawny v sk6rke : okp-
elem i klamerka, .locone brzei
81 (gruby druk). ........ sI.bQ
Wianek ku csci EAjswietsze; Mary
Pannyss rdsnych na5o3ehstv d.
witty, oprawny " skdrke, 1tooos
ne brzegi, Z z}ooonym tyt1llkiem
okuoiem klamerk4 4l.96
Dunina Ksiatka do nabo4ehstws
ola wsxystkicb katclik6v, opra-
VIVA " sk6rke. z}ocone brzegi 5
s}cconym tytulikiem.... .sl.6e
Z6iorek mody1u dla c1fonk0w IL
stolstwa serc, Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke angielska,
czerwone brzegi, ; slooonym ~,
tullkiem ..... $l.OO
Ks. Z GQt1Snego wyk{ad Ewangs~
lii Lekoyi M niedxiele l 6wieta
ksi44ka do o6wiecenia j 1budo-
wanna duszy chrxesciafsko-kars
tolickiej, : gruntown.m wyjal-
nieniem rokn ko1cislne9o na5-.
sl6wniejszych obrzed6w ko6cisle
nych, mszy swietej, nabo1ehstwa
domowego j Ola ohorych, dvo9
krzYiowej, jakotet tYciofyssn.s
owietych Pahskich, czo1onych
mianowicie -pfxez lud polsko--
katolicki, swtosarnej opr4wie e
xfoconymt ytuliklem {. so
S%S5S ~ 5a.99H 1SSE -.E - .S45
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Predkie Zysk1.

K'atdy kuYiee, htdry pmies'o1a
pew,ea capital " iakimd prsedsies
biorstwie. spodziewa sie otrsymanla
awei sunny 2 powrotem , Z pewnym
zyekiem.
Ba*dy cz3owiek powinien bye
business manem ! cho,ec, ably mu
kspltat wfotony " :aklekolwi lex
przedslebiorstwc, przynosla dochdd.
Prey zakupnie ,lekatstw n~sprzyklad
~bedziecie chcieli .vybrao to. ktdre
zawsze ma pewnego gatunku choro-
by. d~zialafyss zada Ralpiaj4co, . do
kt6rYch molina mo- q y zal,ozyd Trinera
.A1Alm,erykahsklll E rs III; Gortzzkksisego.
.W 'ii'naa W wyIpadnkkaayplha: nie1st' ''a'.' nose
nerrwoxoeci, zatwardz'enia, Ny vie
nv q na g Z E .w|}aAaego, jak row
nie* j Z iunnyQh IL. lgdzdis do5wiadcse
MIA, JAZZ: skyntt4e,c cz!a one ae!d zls}a "
ohorobach .tto1aaddikyet i, ysgtrobg. wns!
trzno6ei: !: neEw6.xx. J sst.sto Pewuy
ocsystezajjaacy ksszki:i swiee
tiny tonic. :R7Ezy, sakup"de tego lie.
karstwa otrzymaciewieoej, nil war
to6c: w.assvch pieuied.y. Ono ultY
" bole6c,arh ,reumatysmu j neu'
kurczach .kolkaehko bic.
cych cierplenlach, Pc przejedzenin
Iub;przy w,atrach. Waptekach. JOS.
Trioer. 1893 1899 so,r Ashland
ave. lChicago.IE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

$$sa!T 1900 &kiGs g. S.%S% .AzHSaS
ii lia !, / si i do lsskairrsY,l' pc 7waFYjJaaadGnaiie an,,
R 's'l u, Y y d u; M lisqs H 1i'5'''l;
.fald dr.. ivan Bloch o6wiadcsyy!hl
stanowczo, te zachodzi tutaj o5mayyf.
'ka " stvierdzeniu rodzaju dzieol',
kt6re SO niewatp!iwle ch}toopo g. M 1.
Wskutek tego udali sic rodsi@N do:
..adu o poswolenie zmienienjAa
mion dz'eoi. oble paniie lien 20, q;
staty teraz mlod'zsieeicam;;, kA 81 q
zaras ostrsydz sobie wlosy j same
nl}y sukienki ma .ubrania meskie:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
o.. a ~, :
Drug: Mozart.

!" -" = .."a = 49, 49,: r-+' ra+, - +ih so ."
Pisma ]paryskie donosza : Rem
mes, ze odkryto tam ,,oudownego
chfopoa', s.letniego Rene Guillo=
ns, kt6ry powszechnie uchodzi "a
drugieeo Mozarts: Ma}y Rene
:komponuje samod45elnle wieksze
.symfonie, sonatY it'd: ma fortepian
i skrzypce. Znawcy orzekli prace
,,cudownego ch}opoa" jake poeia-
dajace wysoka! wartosc artystyc'z1n1aa.'
,,Zy4ke". artystycznas odczu}o "
.sobie dzieoko, majao lit 6, gdy
razu pewnego s~fyszafo aafobneggo'
marsza Szopena, odegranego przez,
kapele IL pu}ku pieohoty. Ch}op@
.cayk, prsyszed}szy do ;domu, pc.
wt6rzy} ma fortepianle ca}y marsz
plamieci, Poniewaz rodzice jego
ME 50 majetni, postanowili bogaoi
m,}osnioy nuzyki zajac sic ,,cu~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
SUPERINTENDENT
MEET NEXT WEEK
STATE SPELLING CONTEST WILL
BE HELD AT THE CAPITOL
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

Bismarck, N. D., May 15.-wednes-
day evening the state spelling contest
will be held In the hall Of the house OF
representatives at the state capitol
building and 1t is expected that there
Will be contestants from every county
In the state. Each county has held a
county contest to determine who shall
represent 1t at this state meet, and
the Burleigh county contest will be
held at the court rooms in the court
house Tuesday evening.
Wednesday morning the county sup
erintendents Of the state win gather
here for their emi-annual meeting,
which will continue Wednesday and
Thursday. The state spelling contest
comes as part Of this gathering. or
rather, at the same time as the county
superintendents meeting.
This semi-annual meeting OF the
county school officers Is not the formal
one but is an informal gathering. The
programme is not announced until after
all the superintendent arrive and
the topics which are Of current inter-
est and the most vital Importance are
taken UP by the different ones In at
tendance. 1t is expected that many
Of the county officials will be here at
that time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
jewellers TO MEET
At GRAND FORKS
NUMBER OF PROMINENT WATCH
MANUFACTURERS WILL BE
PRESENT.

Grand Forks, N. D., May 5.-The
combined jewelers. and opticians con-
vention, which will be held here June
1S, IA and is. Is expected to be the
most successful meeting the two
branches Of the trade have ever held.
While no programme has yet been
arranged, the following has been de-
cided upon: Tuesday, June IA, the
delegates will meet In the assembly
hall of the commercial club and com
mittees will be appointed and a bust
ness session viii be held. Tuesday
afternoon the jewellers and opticians
will take in the baseball game at the
university between the university bali
team and the University of Keio, jap
an, nine.
Tuesday evening a theatre party
Will be held. Wednesday morning the
jewelers. Will meet for a business ses-
sion and in the afternoon the opticians
will gather for the same purpose. On
Wednesday evening the visitors will be
treated to banquet. Thursday MORN
ing the jewellers will meet with the
opticians for the last meeting.
The programme of speakers has not
vet been made, but it lis understood
that A. l. Sackett Of South Bend Ind.
will be present Charles T. Higgin-
botharn, consulting superintendent of
the South Bend Watch Co., is also ex-
pected. Col. John L. Sheppard of New
York city, connected with the Kew
Stone Watch Case Co., is expected and
Jacob Franks, president of the Rock
ford Watch Case Co, may also be
here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
WAS MISTAKEN
in IDENTITY
MiNoT MAN CALLED TO ILLINOIS
HAS A VERY UNUSUAL
EXPERIENCE.

Minot. N. D., May 15.-- T, F. Rem
valid OF this city, who was called to
La Sale ILL.,, last week by telegram
stating that his brother was seriously
Ill, run UP against peculiar case Of
mistaken Identity
Mr.. Renwald's brother was away
from home, and his mother had re-
ceiyed a wire stating that he was In
the hospital In a precarious condition.
When Mr.. Renwald arrived in La Sale
he discovered that his brother had not
been sick at ALL 1t seems that another
young man had become suddenly
stricken in the town where Mr.. Rem
wald's brother was visiting, and being
unable to speak when he was taken to
the hospital, the physicians had
searched his clothing and the only
means OF identity they found was a
card bearing Mr.. Renwald's name. Be-
lieving this was the young mans name
they wired to Mrs. Renwald who in.
turn Immediately wired to her son, T.
f., In Minot. Mr.. Renwald lost no
time In boarding a train and notwith-
standing the fact that the Renwald
family in Illinois tried to reach and
tell him that all was well and that it,
was a case of mistaken identity, he ar
rived in La sale He was both sur
prised and elated to And the family in
The best Of health and spent several
enjoyable days visiting with them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
PLAN SCHOOL
OF INSTRUCTION
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS OF
THE STATE WILL ASSEMBLE
AT FORT LINCOLN.

Bismarck, N. D., May 15.-On FRI
day, June 2. there will be started at
Fort Lincoln a school OF instruction
for the officers of the North Dakota
National Guard, which will continue
for three days. The various officers
from all parts of the state ar awaiting
the event with great deal Of interest.
Preparations are now being made
by the officers Of the United States
infantry who are stationed at the post
to have everything in readiness for
their coming. Most of the visiting Of
ficers will be encamped there for the
three days.
The school OF instruction will be In
charge Of Major Hasbrock, Fourteenth
U. s. infantry, and Lieutenant Fergu-
son, Fourteenth II. 8. infantry, has
been detailed as assistant instructor.
They will arrive in the city few days
prior to the starting Of the school
work.
1t is expected that nearly every
officer of the North Dakota infantry
regiment will be here. This plan Of
the instruction school is part Of the
general plan Of the war department
to promote the efficiency OF the ma
tional guard troops and to better fit
them for actual field service. 1t may
be possible that in another year or SO
the school may be enlarged so as to
include all of the commissioned
Officers Of the regiment as well. 1t is
thought that a great amount OF good
will be accomplished by holding this
school this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
JUST ESCAPE
FEARFUL DEATH

Aberdeen, S. d. May 15.--while
working in a coal mine seven miles
from Mcintosh, the county seat OF
Corson county, r. Fl. Hore and Leo
F1nnigan had close call from eneet-
ing a horrible death. A large quantity
of coal had been taken from the mine,
and a large ledge had been left hang
ing over the place where the coal is
taken out. Before entering the mine
the two men examined The ledge and
concluded 1t was entirely safe, but
after they had been at work for a
time, and had removed a quantity Of
coal, the ledge suddenly gave way
without warning. AS the ledge began
TO fall, the men tried to escape. hut
were unsuccessful. Finnigan was bur
led up to his neck in dirt, rock and
other debris, but Hore, fortunately.
was left with his arms and shoulders
free. He set to work and after fifteen
or twenty minutes strenuous work sue
ceeded in extricating himself from his
dangerous position. He then resoued
Finnigan, but had only a pocketknife
with which to work, as the mems
tools had been buried in the landslide
It took him nearly an hour to rescue
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
NORTH DAKOTH'S
COAL SUPPLY
THIS STATE HAS TWICE THE
COAL AREA OF PENN.
SYLNANIA.

Minot, N. D., May 15-Prof. e. J.
Ba+bcock, dean OF the college of min
ing engineering of the North Dakota
university in his report recently issued
says the coal area of North Dakota
is little more than double that of
Pennsylvania, and that the quantity is
sufficient to supply every family in
the United States with ten tons a year
per family for the next 100 years, or
the present population Of our state
for the next 5000 or 1000 years. He
has for some two years past, been
conducting a series Of experiments in
briquetting TO render our Ignite fit
for general commercial uses and still
keep the price within a limit that will
create demand for it over the eastern
soft Goals. He claims that this can be
successfully done. and that our Ignite
produces an excellent gas for light
and power and in quantity almost
equal to the gas Goals. and 1t is also
rich in by-products. North Dakota
bids fair to become one Of the richest
of the states in mineral, as it already
Is in agricultural productions.