davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

~ SIN Sabre 1909 puroen, tpie
aus Dem Ioeben eri9ienenen 8anO
236 Der Stati1tif Oes Oeutiden
&ei6es 8u erieben lit, I'M gar5en Oeut-
i9en &ei9e 494,127 Chen gei6loi-
fen, oas Iino 6493 ODER 1,3 8ro3ent
peniger als I'M Sabre bprber. 4u9
Die 8abI Ser @eburten bot obgenom-
men, es DurOen i'm Sabre 1909 q
O3S,357, i'm Sabre 1908 2,076,660
&inoer geboren, Die 3obl Der @ebur-
ten bat oemua9 Inn 1,8 b. s. abge-
nommen.
Io6 itGrfer gefoIen ift Die 3abI
Der @eitorbenen 0a I'M Sabre 1909
nur 1,154,296 Sterbef6ae gegen H.
197098 I'M borigen Sabre eemeIOet
lino, mas elmer @bnabme BON 3,6
b. $. entIpri6t. SroB Der beOeutert-
BEN 3unabme Der oeuti9en 8ebol-
ferung lit oieIe 8obl Der Sterbefdne
Die geringIte, Die felt @riinoung Oes
&ei6es beobadtet Doroen lit. Auf
ie 1000 Berionen famen i'm Sabre
1909 1913 @bei6lieBenoe, 31,91
@eborene, ur0 1907 @%eitorbene, i'm
Sabre borber Daren 0ieie @erbGlt-
nis8ablen Der &eibe na9 1888, 1923
nno 1901. 9te natiirIi9e @ermebr-
ing oes oeitti9en 8olfes ODER Der
Ieberf6uB Der @eborenen iiber Die
@eltorbenen mar oemna9 1884,
.O61 SeeIen oOer 1884 auf tauienO
Der 8%epolferung.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

niger, Sagegen $1,000 GngIduoer
mebr, Stmoiuapier etDa $4,000
mebr, SeIterret@er uuo nHgarH etDn
100000 mebr, StaIiener $4,000
mebr uno Huiien unO 5inHlanoer
ettua 100000 mebr in ben Ser.
Staten oIs CUR 8ett Der Genius
aufnabme. Gomit mare fir DIE
DeutIhen bic Nbnobme Die relati0
groBere %getDeien. Nimmt man bier
bel ieoo6 &iifiidt auf Die tDeientlibe
Steigerung Der GintDanoerung aus
Seterrei9. ungorn, ben ruiiiiden
OItleepronin5en un0 Der S6Dei5, 10
oiirfte fit ergeben, OaB oas Deuti1-
trn in BEN Ser. @toaten, tDenn es
iiberbalpt nod 3abIen gemeien iDer-
BEN f0nnte, i'm leBten Sabr5ebnt fei-
ne numerii1e Mbnabme erfabren bat,
miemobI in berl9ieoenen &an0estei-
len namentIi9 in etli6en Staoten
lrno Srti9aften Elm itarfer &iidgang
Ii6 bou3ogen bat.
Embellishments biI0et infer 2ano
berte mebr als ie einen S6mel5tie-
qeI fri Die @0Ifer Der @roe. Sc mebr
quite @igeni6aften Der DeriGieoenen
80Ifer in oas @emii9 fommen, Inn
70 better. Bon ibren guten Gigen-
beiten, aud tDeur fte abionoerli9
n6rer, brordt oaber aud feline 8ol-
fesart bier ettpas ab5uIegen, aber oas
S6Ie6te, S1aobafte uno untaug-
Ii6e ionte ro6 N0gItdfeit ferngebaI-
ten peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
&epnbIif China.

anerfennen meroen Die 8ereinig-
ten Staten Die &epnbIif CHINA al
leroings erit oan1, perr1 es iiber ie-
Sen 3peifeI flnr lit, oaB Die Smperi-
lIiiten ni9t imitanOe itn6, iiH at be-
1a1ipten. aber oie |ertreter unie-
oes @taatsoepartments in China
per6en fif ooour9 niGt obbaIten lof-
EN-, nit Der porIdufigen &egierune
n geI91ftIi6en @erfebr 81 treten Inn
aeben uno Gigentlim Der Mmertfaner
II i9iiBen uno nod 4rdften CUR @ie-
)erberfteuung oes Srieoens bei5utra.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Ser srORe sameIatiegeI.

Die Ser. Staten 1no i'm gerin-
aeren MaBe a11 Die meiiten iibrigen
2GnOer Der neuen 8elt baben bon
ieber einen groBen 99mel5tiegeI ge-
bil0et fir Die mebr ooer minoer etl1t
beitlide @ermii1ung Der 8oIfer Der
iibrigen @elt 81 neuen 80lferfamilt-
en-. S9on in ben eriten Sabren Der
Rolonilierung oes @ebietes, Del6es
ben 4ern Der ipdteren Union gebiloet
bat, paren Die @eiieOler ni6t lalter
RinOer zines unO oes ndmli6en
Stammes. 8ar England OaS Ntut-
terIonO Der omerifanii9en Solomon
uno marc es 0aOur9 unDermeiOlt6,
oaB nit Dem &olontalamt aud Die
ipGteren 6reibeitsltaaten cine engIi-
i1e @r6gung erbielten, 10 lit IN
8irfli9feit europa, ODER ri6tiger
geiagt, ole gauge alte @elt ais oas
8aterlano Der Ser. Staten 81 be-
tra6ten. @as ii9 in ben erlten
Sabren Der @ri9lieBung Oes neuen
Sentiments un0 Der StaatentDeroung
in Ieiner n0r0li9en 9dlfte 3u erfen.
men gab, trat i'm 2aufe Der Deiteren
@ntpidlung unIeres 2anOes crit
redt gu Gage, oo9 biIoeten in ben err
Iten bunoert Sabren Die 8olfer aus
benz mittleren uno nor0meItli6en
europa un0 Sen britil9en Snieln
mebr oils elm Neltn5e6ntel unierer
@eiammteinipanoerung. Sn ben
lesten Sabr8ebnten bot ii9 bierin ei-
ne b0Gige &%erGnOerung bon3ogen.
Die 21noer, Ole uns ebemals Die
aobIreidIte ginpan0er1ng gei9ift
batten ienoen ieBt cine reht pin5ige.
lin 10 8ablrei6er tit Die giDanoe-
r1tng aus 2Gnoern, Die uns in friibe-
rem Sobren i~iberbaupt feline @irtpa1-
oerung geliefert baben. Ser Gin
tpanoerungsitrom, Der cine St6rfe
angenommen bat, Die man ebe0em
fir unm0gIi9 gebaItett Bot pOnig
relte 8abnen eingei9lagen uno au-
iebenOs duoert er AUDI beute nod iei-
men 2auf obne ~oespegen i9mGder
gu fluten. @ie aus ben berglei9s-
neiien 8eri9ten 0es Geniusamtes gu
erieben lit, mar Die gintpanoerung
ME Itdrfer aIs in Dem lesten Sabr-
5ebnt. Gin Siinftel Der 3unabme
unierer @eiamtbeb0lferung in Dem
Iesten Sabr8ebnt lit Our6 @inpan-
0erung berbeieefiibrt moroen uno Die
i'm Au5Ian0e geborenen @inwobner
biIOen iest nit elmer 3abI BON 49,
342, 800, ODER 3,128,68 3 mebr als
I'M Sabre 1900, elm Siebentel Ser Sc
iommteintpobner5abl BON 91,972,266
Die na1ltebenoe Isabelle gibt cine
11eberIi6t Der numerii9en 8eri9ie-
bung Der beri9ieoenen 8plfsarten in
ben Ser. Staten in Der lesten Oe-
faoe, 1910-1911:
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Ger am is. Sanuar 1898 ge=
borene dItelte Sobn oes &onigs bon
Sa9ien, &ronprin8 @eorg, miro I'M
April oieies Sabres nod Ablegung
Der Notwithstanding cine &eiie
la1 Aiien ontreten, na9ber I'M l..
id6iiiden @renaOierregiment aIs
2eutnant 9ienlte tun uno oann in
Miin9en Itl1oieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@mp0rt iiber Oos @ntfOmmeu

Emp0rf ltber Oas Gnttommen
zines gef1brliben Spions, oes fran-
8oiii6en @eniebaitptmanns Bur, aus
Der Seihlng @las, mo er cine I'M
sunni 8. S. i'm auerfannte Iedsidbri-
ge @ef6ngnisitrafe abbiiBen iolte,
oerlongen Die oeutiden 8eitungen,
oaB feitgeitelt peroe, per Dem @e-
fangenen CUR Slu9t berbalf, unO Dor
allen, oaB in 8ufunft Spionage ntdt
mebr nit Seitungsbaft, ionoern nit
3ubtba1ts beItraft tperoe.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

- 8eri9ieoenen @egenOen oes
Oeutiden &eides bat oas oIte Sabr
gum gIbf9ieo nod i1Iimme @erbee-
rungen our9 ueberi9pemmungen
gebradt: Rbein, @oieI, 8eier, Sui
90, SIERRA, @Oer unO 2abn batten
ane So9Daffer.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Gin ratfeIbofter @eraiftrnagfol

~W~T~FD~T~~ ~~bFT%ttFtOWT
~ Die Aeote bebaupten, Die 8ergif-
tune iei ouf ben @enuB beroorbener
Slide 5uriif5ufiibren - bat unter
ben Sniaiien beg it66tii9en afpIs
fiir Sboodloie in Berlin rs Sooes-
fane uno 141 Grtronfungen our
5oIge gebabt.
9ie omtIid o1geiteIlte llnteriu6
ing ersab, OoB Oieies @aHeniterber
'otpobI nuf Btomainbergiftung mi
uf SOIoaIfoboIDergiftung 5uriid0u
Ibren lit. Ste eriten Grfranfumgs
unO EOoesfdGe iDaren 5peifeIIOs
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Die 9radsrei bes r@aibinstun
SOnrnaI" Iiefert prompt 0radarbsi.
ten in enslii6er Iutpie aud IN Bent.
Idsr eprade. Nsne sSpsn, meme Der.
paItunS, prOmpte 9ebieaaas.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
0ie rennIttinn1rpn @oInnten

in Nanfing bnben am D~onnerstag
boriger ISOLDE Or. Sun gat Sen gum
BrGlioenten Der rtelten Gepublif gbt-
ma alisgerufen uno am Gage Oarauf
Die in Sbangbai b%eriammeIten
acknowledgment Der &aiierli@en
uno Der HeDoIution1re bic ginberu-
Jung zines acknowledgements be-
idloHen, peI9er Die aufiinftige Ge-
gierungsform fir CHINA beitimmen
Or. Sen 1T britii9er 8iireer
ion Gbriit fem.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Die in @uoDaquil Iiesenoen
Gruppen baben am borigen Srei-
tag abeno Inn s nbr ben General
getro Nontero an SteGe oes perItor-
benen Generals gitra0a gum 8r6ii-
oenten Der GepubIif Ecuador an8ge=
rufen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

- SIN 2oufe oes berfIoiienen Sab
res baben in Der Staot yeetD gort
54,518 .Paare SetratSliaen3en ber-
ausgenommen gegen 51,433 Baare
i'm Sabre 1910.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

olird ben @enuB b~er0orbener 8iidin-
ge perurIadt pOroen. Ole Saupt-
uriaGe mar gergiftung our6 Nee-
tbDl E llfoboI.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

ais 0eutider Rominfe9er Bnt
Sulius u. aOd, Scr. S31 MiiiOuri
Npenue, in @uibineton nidt feines.
gIeifen. Sect lit Die 8eit, Die Sea.
nine ma3isbeR ~ IaTien.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Qie soften 0eg 9onomofonoI.

9ie Soften oes Banamafanols
betragen Biz gum 81. DECEMBER 1911
in runoer Summe $26O,OO0, 900.
9abon finO $12O,OO0,O0 aus benz
@eneraIfonos oes 8unoesi9aBomtes
uno Der Heit aus Dem @erfailf Der
Bombs s%efloiien. 9ie @elammt-
foiten Der groBen 8aiieritraBe ber-
anidIagt man iest auf 1915, 900
@6breno Der Iebten feds Monate
muroen auf oas groBe @erf $4,000
900 perDanOt i'm gerb1Itnis gu $780,
p1breno oes entipre1enoen
.3eitabi9nittes 0es g~oriabres.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Scr @ronberr M6oIpbug @uic

Ser 8rouberr @ooIpbus 8uf6
in ct. 2ouis bat Der 0ortigen 0Yre-
toriits, S9ur5, 0aen8er MemoriaI
Iiiociation" elm @ei1enf bon $780,
900 iibermabt. 9nour9 miro 6ieie
@eieui9aft in ben Stono geIest, an
Die Ausfibrling ibres Blanes gu ge-
ben uno ben orei groBen ct. Coulter
9-eiltiAomertfanern elm Diiroiges
0enfmaI gu errihten. 9ie orei niGt
MIR in ct. 2outs, ionoern i'm gan5en
2nnoe anerfanmten 9eutfAamerifa-
ner iino Der ~beritorbene Iangidbrige
Setter Der n@eitli9en YoIt" @rnIt
B~reetorirs, Der berltorbene berporra.
genoe Staatsmann &orl Sdur3 un0
Der perItorbene leitenoe @etIt oes
uMn3eiger Oes @eltens" Carl Daen-
3er.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Der 49,. I4b,OUU bJ,0Ot
9emna6 befinoen ii6 ieBt, 8ul
3eit Der Geniusoufnabme, ettpa 314,
600 9eutf6e tpeniger in ben Ser
Gtaoten tpie i'm Sabre 1900, Oes
gIeiden ettua 1854, 900 SrIdnOer me
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
J. Fred GatcaslI c..

as taste into our designing. Sense
as well as skill into our making.
Not only fitting the form but
your individuality with accuracy.
We don't think there's a weak
link in our chain Of details
consequently YOU can rightfully
expect most SATISFACTION
IN VANDOREN GARMENTS.
That we are SURE of it our
GUARANTEE stands sponsor.
FIT OR NO PAY" is strong
backing-and NO DEPOSIT
REQUIRED is an earnest of
our entire sincerity.
We're rational in our
charges-that's another reason
emitting us to your considera-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
UNCLE SAM CALLS
0R0ZCQS BLUFF
Consul at Chihuahua Instructed to
Demand Explanation of Threats
Against Americans.

Instructions have been sent United
States Consul Fletcher at Chihuahua TO
demand cf Gen. Orozco. rebel leader, an
explanation OF the threatening talk
against the United States which has
emanated from revolutiOnist sources in
the last forty-eight hours.
Consul Fletcher's Instructions are such
that they practically amount TO an order
to call Gen. OrozcOs blum. II il is a
bluff-Cr. at least make him state what
It is all about He will be Informed with
emphasis that talk Of revenge upon
American citizens in Northern Mexico be-
cause OF the attitude II the United States
government in regard 20 shipment Of
arms and ammunition across the border
is contrary TO all the obseTvances Of war
fare and international law. Denial will
also be made by Mr.. Fletcher Of the
charge that the United States govern
ment is permitting the Madero govern
ment TO organize military forces and re-
cruit soldiers on American soil.
Incensed Against Americans.
From Juarez IL was reported yesterday
that there is an increasing feeling Of re-
sentiment against Americans This is
largely due 10 the fact that the embargo
policy in regard to shipments Of arms
and ammunition across the border is
AhN ilAs lb0 tlAtSl upon the rebels, who
are now greatly embarrassed for lack Of
the munitions OF war. The Juarez pa
Pers have printed the recent protest cf
Gen OrozcO against this policy.
Henry Lane Wilson, American Ambqs-
shdor to Mexico. has been summoned TO
Washington by Secretary of State Knox
for conference on the situation in
Mexico and the relations OF the two
countries. The Ambassador will leave
his post at once.
The most important matters to he dis
cussed upon the arrival Of Ambassador
Wilson are claims Of Americans against
the MaderO government for damages in
hicted in the late revolution. The larg-
est Of these claims are those of citizens
Of FL Paso. where life was lost and
much property damaged by the firing OF
the Maderistss from the vicinity of
JuareZ, across the river. There are other
claims arising out Of disturbances along
the border The dispute between the
United States and Mexico regarding the
Chamizal tract. which forms a part Of
the city NJ FL Paso. will alsOI he taken
up with the Ambassador Arbitration OF
the claims to this tract resulted in fail
uTe last winter.
Amba assadOr Wilson will probably be
absent from his post about three weeks
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
Tailoring Talks
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You know the old saying-"a
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

medIatsly got down to work with his
campaign leaders.
Col. Roosevelt declared he was going
TO surprise the Taft leaders who have
been boasting that they will control the
Chicago convention.
Il think we will carry our programme
through he said. "even to defeating
tneir plan TO Root as temporary chair
man"
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

My friends were charitable and
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

John Furr, who has attracted atten-
ton for several days by wearing a wom-
ans coat, was sentenced to serve sixty
days in jail in the Police Court to-day
for begging on the streets. The coat was
ident-..ed by Emma Coles as her prop
erty. and it was turned over to her.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
GraIn House Embnrras.ed.

Chicago, June 4-According TO a pri-
vate cable received on the Board of
Trade this morning, Proctor & Co,
who are known all over the world as the
largest c. L F. grain house in the Unit
&c Kingdom, are temporarily embar-
raised
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
7. R. HOLDS IMPORTANT
CONFERENCES WITH
SOME OF HIS LEADERS

New York, June 4-Theodore Roose-
welt held a number Of important political
conferences at the Outlook Office to-day
He motored in from Oyster Bay and i'm
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
Floods Delay Trains.

FL Paso, Tex, June 4-Hundreds Of
miles OF the Rio Grande is in a food
from recent heavy rains and trafic is
held up on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road in the affected district. Many
through trains are stalled,
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Miss Leona Sullivan's funeral took
place at $50 o'clock this morning from
ST. Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. L. F..
Kelly officiating. Burial was made in
Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

A divorce, on the ground of desertion,
was granted in the Corporation Court TO-
day in the case of Robert T. Palmer
against Mary B. Palmer.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Mary Allen, colored, who, IT is alleged.
was present the night Policeman Bell
was shot. which occurred recently, was
arraigned in the Police Court to-day be-
cause it was alleged she melted the riot
incident to the shooting. The woman
was sent to jail for sixty days under the
yagrancy act.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The concert given tonight by the
Congregational quartet, of Washing
ton, in the Young Peoples Building
was largely attended, and an interest
ing programme given. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the First
Baptist Church and Sunday school
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Charles H. Callahan. secretary OF the
national memorial committee Of the
George washington Masonic Memorial
Association, the object of which is to
erect a memorial temple 10 Washing
ton in this city, who with W. L. An
drews. Grand Master of MasOns OF Vir-
ginia, attended a meeting OF the Grand
Lodge of Michigan. has returned to
this city Already the work Of raising
funds for the temple has been begun
In Michigan, and more than $1,000 has
been subscribed by four lodges, It is
announced. The project was lndorsed
by the Grand Lodge of Michigan some
time ago.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
OLD GUARD OILS
STEAM ROLLER"
FOR CONVENTION

Continued from PaRe one.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

Announcement is made that Alexan-
dria Lodge, No. 1853, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks will observe
flag day. in accordance with an annual
custom on June IA. The lodge has ap-
pointed the following committee 10
perfect the plans for the celebration:
Frederick P. Russell, Howard w.
Smith and George L. Appich
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

\ special meeting Of the board Of po-
lice commissioners has been called for
to- morrow night by Mayor Pan to in
vestIgate charges against two members
Of the police department for alleged in
fractions of rules governing the work
ing Of the department. They were
referred to Chief Goods. 1t is also an
nounced that the mayor will tO-mor-
row investigate a disturbance which
occurred last week between two en-
pIOyes at the Columbia fire engine
house.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The programme OF closing exercises
published in The Washington Herald
to-day was carried out in detail at Ar
lington Institute this afternoon. DiplO-
mas of graduatin were conferred on
the following: Misses DoXie DOniphan.
Mary Lillian Darley, Mary Ellen Harri-
man. Clarence Anita Howard, Louise
McGirr PaT. The exercises were at
tended by the parents and a number OF
friends of the graduates.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

After more than seven years the muir
DER of Richard Mills, colored, which oc-
CURED in this city November ., 1895. is TO
be Investigated by a grand jury at II
o'clock Monday next, when the case Of
Samuel alias shorty Allen. culored,
arrested in Richmond. February -. will
be presented to that body on that date
for its consideration.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-06
NEWS OF The NORTHWEST
ToWNER COUNTY CROPS.

Cando Democrat: Last year the
crops were not very good in North
Dakota, but Towner county came
through with good yields as usual,
Following are a few reports from
the best titled farms.
Conyers Brus.~@I00 acres FAX,
nineteen bushels per acre. Crop
sold for SO per bushel. One hun-
dred and sixty acres of early bar
ley, crop sold at Maza for $3,007,-
after saving 900 bushels for seed.
Had three crops from their alfalfa
field.
John Stong-Broke up one and
one-half acres of land, prepared it
carefully for fax and harvested
fifty bushels from the patch.
Geo. Timms-Twenty-two bush
els fax per acre on forty acres.
John Parnell-Twenty-fv FIVE bush
els No. ] Northern wheat per acre
on thirty acres His flax went
eighteen bushels
Geo. Clerke-Had 160 acres in
wheat that was blown out" Then
put 1t into fax and had a crop Of
twenty bushels per acre.
w. p. Atkins-on six acres of
new land his fax went twenty
FIVE bushels. On thirty acres the
crop averaged seventeen bushels
per acre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-06
RINGING NOT A
WILLING DAD
YOUNG MAN OPERATING UNDER
GlsE or BEING cIRcUs MANS
SON, JAILED.

Wahpeton, N. d, Feb. sal Ring
ling, q young ma who operated in
this county quite extensively by rep
resenting himself TO be the son Of All
Ringing, the circus man, Is under arr
rest being Jailed at Fergus Falls for
similar onenses. His operations In
TINS county Were carried on near Han
kinson.
A Fergus Falls dispatch tells of his
difficulties there In the following man
ner:
A Ringing, a young man who has
been In North Ottawa township. south
of here, for several weeks. was arrest.
ed and taken to Elbow Lake on the
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses. It is alleged that he had
obtained SIS from Theodore Goerdt OF
that township by representing that he
was q son Of AL Ringing the circus
Snowman. He was convicted and sent
ehced to thirty days in Jail.
A the hearing, it developed that
the prisoners name really was Ring
ling and that he had conceived the
idea of establishing his credit by
claiming to be a son of the Snowman.
He had been carrying on an extern
sive system of deception, having had
~letterheads and paper printed with the
Ringing Bros names, and having ar
ranged to have letters forwarded to
him from various points, written on
this stationery and signed al Ringing
These letters addressed him as a son.,
and he vas able to show them as he
went about the country. He finally
wrote to AL Ringing, the Snowman,
and asked him If he would not write
a genuine letter acknowledging him as
his on. Mr.. Ringling's attorney, John
M. Kelly; Immediately came out from
Baraboo Wis, to find out what he
was doing, and his arrest followed. The
young man formerly lived in Oregon.
He says that his parents are dead, At
the hearing, he made a complete con-
fession, telling what he had been do
ing and promising to reform"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-06
HAD TO WIN HIS
CASE FOUR TIMES
VIGOROUS PROSECUTION or
SUIT FOR FOUR YEARS FINAL
LY SUCCESSFUL.

Jamestown, N. d. Feb. 6.-An attor-
ney thinks he earns his money when
he wins a suit but his mental state
Of mind may be imagined when he
has to argue the same case three times
and win it four times before ulti-
mate victory. Such was the case Of
Attorney Seller in a suit which has
been before four courts in the last four
years-and hasn't gotten above the
district court yet.
The case originated In Courtenay
about four years ago, when T. ]. At
wood brought suit against one Roam
and named George Tucker as garnishee.
Judgment by default was taken against
Roam and in the proceedings before
District Judge Burke a judgment by
default was secured, Mr.. Tucker fail
ing to answer and protect his interests.
Then Attorney Stillman of Caring
ton got into the game and took the
case before Judge Conllin in the u
ty court here in an effort to set aside