davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-22
ROk IL.

S.A~ AAO eAeOoot
ale po oichu pochwalic, bo to idzie
INA ohwale Boza".
Ale jeaeli d.iecko ze szkoly pu.
blioznej zaklnie ma ksiedza, albo ma
siostre, lub napadnie dziecko ze
szkosy parafjalnej, to zasluguje ma
sPalenie; poniewaz tego dzisiaj
czynic ME MONA wiec trzeba je jako
zbrodniaTza a szkoie do kt6rej ohio.
dzi jako jaskinie zbojecka napietno-
wac.
Czy ME tax?
Wiecie, panic dobrodzieju, kto sic
takiej "wiary" t'symal9
Otoa turoy ,,swieta" inkwizycia
.Eatolicka" W Hiszpanji. Tureoka
wiara powiada, ze obowiazkiem turka
jest zabic jak najwieoej ohrzesojan,
DO "a to p6jdzie do raju. ,,Swieta"
inkwizycja zas paliia pogan ayd6w
ma stosie, ably niewiernych aywoem
do piekla posiac, no i ich maiatki
zabrac - ma chwa}e Boaa.
Czy ME tak?-
Z1e jest zlem, panic dobrodzieiu,
gdziekolwiek i ktokolwiek je pope}.
nj. Kurjer Polski ME pochwala
nigdy wybrykow miodziezy, a jesli
je karci, to karoi sprawiedliwie. Jes.
Ii chfopiec re szko{y publicznej "a.
klnie = ozy to ma ksiedza, czy ma
swego nauczyciela, czy ma innego
ozfowieka, lub nawet ma zwierze, "a
sfuguje ma porzadne rozgi. Jeaeli
chioPiec ze szko4y parafjalnej to sa-
mo zrobi, zasiuguje nawet ma teasza
kare' boo W jego szkole go oiagls
ucza, ze klac grzeoh, wiec popelnia
grzech wiedza.
A se chsopoy ze szk6i parafjalnyoh
takich samych klatw utywaja jak
ch3opcy ze szk6@ publicznych, tenn
sic, moae dobrodziej cd ,,Katolika"
przekonac, gdy staniel niepostrzeao-
ny blisko mich, kiedy ze szkoly wy.
chodza.
Sadzmy Przedewszystkiem dzieoi
wszystkie dzieci, jako dzieci.
| sadzmy je sprawiedliwie, jezeli
choemy, aby one sprawiedliwemi by.
iy".
lyle yKurjer".
Taxa odwojaka wiare" widzimy-
niestety-w naszych stosunkach ME-
jednokrotnie.
Many ma to jeszcze jeden fakt,
ktory kazdego czlowieka nieuprze.
dzonego sprawiedliwego musi
przejac oburzeniem.
w Chicago zakupili niezalezni
dom pray ulicy Division zamienili
go ma koscid. BY zas domowi te-
mu zewnatrz oharskter wIasoiwy
nadac, przybili krzyz mad wejsoiem
od ulicy. w kilka dni potem banda
dzieci - ME ohcemy W to wchodzic
Przez kogo nam6wiona - obrzucisa
ten krzyz ~otem. oto sterczy pu-
blicznie godio WARY chrzescjahskiej
obryzgane blotem ma ha6be komu?
Czy krzyaowiP- Mel Tym, kto-
rzy 60 obryzgalil A nssze pisma
klerykalne milcza tenn zdarzeniu
zawziecie. CODY zas to byio, gdybT
TAXI krzyz obrzuciiy blotem dzieci
Protestantow lub chOcby nawet tyoh
samycb niezaleznychr
Czy ME odezwa}sby sic W takim
razie GAIA prasa klerykalna jsdnym
giosem oburzenia, woisjac pomste
do Bogs?
Krzya jest swietem godiem WARY
cbrzescjahskiej bez wzgledu ma to
czy zatkniety jest ma kosciele kato.
lickim, ewangelick m, czy episkopal.
nym. Ale nssi panowie kleryksli
inaozej ma te rzeczy sic sapatrujs.
Pomina milczeniem, nawet kto vie
czy W duszy aprobowac ME beds
fsktu tax oburzajscego jak powys.
say, jezeli tylko ich krzyz ME zostsi
obryzgany.
To jest wiasnie wiara takicS Dzien.
nikow, Kstolikow, Slo6c, Przegla-
dow, Polakow T. p. organ6w kspi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-22

luuLl w nlc nle WlerZacycn a.
teuszow cd dawna oddzielone
iacza sic W adoracji kapitafu!"
Pisaf to screen goracem,
czuiacem niedole. ME ogladaja-
Gem sic "a korzyscia material
ma, woiaf tax, jak VIOLA dis
kazdy prawy czfowiek dasacy
do wolnosci, a z niego chca
dzisiaj zrobic Iii i zacofani
przedstawiciela obfudy!
Pisat Mickiewicz: ,,Swiat
dzieli sic dzisiaj ma niewolni-
kow i ciemieac6w, ma ofiary
tyranji j oprawcow. a wy prag-
niece SWAT uszczesliwiG,
wprowadzajac harmonic mie-
dzy elem a dobrem!''
A z niego chca dzisiaj zrobit
ugodowcy, zwolennicy hasfa:
sta pred prawem! = s}u3alcy
tronow = swego poete, f'listra,
pis, acego fadne wiersze, naboz-
nisia, uznajacego porzadek i
posiuszehstwo wladzy; pokry-
wajac ten bunt wielkiego du-
cha milczeniem, Wy mazujac z
jego zywota ten rvs wspaniafy!
My jednak, dla kt6rych pro-
gramem walka usque ad finem
"a prawa narodu, "a wolnosG i
niepodlegiosc. ten bunt wiesz-
czego ducha najwiecej cenimy i
powtarzamy cafem screen:
nWiec uczyl Chrystus, ae
ME jest szanowana ma ziemi ami
madrosc ludzka, ami urzad, ami
bogactwo, ami korona, ale jed
ne jest tylko szanowane po-
swiecenie sic dla dobra ludzi.
l kto poswieca siebie dla
drugich, znajdzie madrosc, bo
gactwo korone ma ziemi, W
niebie ma kazdem miejscu.
A kto poswieca drugich dla
siebie, ably miaf madrosc, urzad
i bogactwo, znajdzie gfupstwo,
i nedze, potepienie ma ziemi,
W pickle i ma kaadem miejscu.
/ razem wieszczem wofamy
do siabych iw atpiacych W dob
ra sprawe ludu polskiego:
Wiecie, il pierwszy umarly.
kt6rego Chrystus grobu
wzbudzif, byi Lazarz.
L nie wzbudzif Chrystus 2
grobu ami hetmana, ami filozo.
fa, ami kupca, ale Lazarza.
/ powiada pismo, il Chrystus
kochaf 60, j byl to jeden czlo.
wick, mad kt6rym Chry stus
piakaf. A kt6z jest teraz la
zarzem miedzy narodami?"
Pre- ]awczykom zas, wyzys.
kiwaczom, tuczacym sic krzyw-
da ludzka, inne siowa wieszcza
ciskamy:
IA madrzy miedzy wami ME
sa CT, kt6rzy wzbogacili sic
sprzedajac nauke swa, naku-
pill sobie dobr dom6w, zys-
kali cd kr6low zioto i laski.
Ale CT, kt6rzy opowiadali
wan siowo wolnosci, i cierpie.
Ii wiezienia bicia; ci, kt6rzy
najwiecej ucierpieli, szanowani
sa; a ci, kt6rzy smiercia zapie-
czetuja nauke swa, swieci be-
da"
Wierzymy wrzeszcie W to
co wieszcz przepowiada, mo-
wiac:
"a trzcciego dnia dusza
wr6ci do ciafa, i nsr6d zmar-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-22

Chicago, ILL.,, Czwartek dnia 22go Grudnia 1898 roku

ne So pomiedzy ludzmi rzady, czer-
place odpowiednia w}adze wolf
rzadzonych.
Ducba tel wznioslej deklaracji
czujemy rozumiemy, jednak jak-
ae malo stosujemy go W praktyce!
Jednem z praw cziowieka-powia-
da Deklaracja Niepodlegosci - jest
prawo do szczescia, a wiec ozlowiek
powinien bye szczesliwy ma tel ziemi,
tymczasem jake czesto odsy}aja go
jego blizni, odzisni W suknie kaplah.
skie, do szczescia w zyciu przysz-
lem! Cierp, powiadaja, znos nedze,
gi6d i pragnienie, wyrzekaj sic mar
nosci tego swiata, "a to bedziesz
szcaeslivy-w iyoiu przyszaem,
| A jednoczeipie powisdsja ci nasi
blizni do bankierow wielkich pre-.
mys}owc6w, robiaoych miljony czy
to glupoty mas nieoswieconych,
czy to potu krwi robotnika, u4y-
wajcie sobie, tylko dajoie grosz ma
kosciol, bedziecie zbawieni!
A jednoczesnie ci blizni nasi W
szatach kap}ahskich, uczacy ciemne
biedne owieczki swoje, jak maja
znosic biede i nedze odwatnie, sami
utywaja i oplywaja W dostaki, ka-
aac sobie placic "a najmniejsza po-
siuge religijna wiecej nis robotnik
jest W stanie zapracowac przez kilka
dni ciezkiej pracy.
A jednoezesnie, gdy cz}owiek zbun
towany g}odem cierpieniem, rzu-
ci sic, by praw swoich dochodzic sila,
wtedy blizni jego wiecej wykszta}-
ceni, lepiej majacy sic cd niego, po
sylaja mu ME chleb, ME udzia{ w
prawach do szczescia, - kule ka-
rabinowe.
A jednoczesnie, gdy mocarze tego
swiata pokloca sic o kochanke lub o
Powage majestatu, wtedy wysylaja
swych npoddanych'', by bronili mo-
narszego honoru, by walczyli "a
,,krola i Ware, by krew przelewali.
rzna sic ludzie tysiacami ma aada-
ME swych monarchow, ktorzy moze
W tel chwili przy uczcie siedza, trun-
kiem rozmarzeni!
Rana sic ,,wolni obywatele" pahstw
swiata Bog vie "a co j kogo. A ia
cy to So ci ,,wolni obywatele" opo
wiedzia1 nam juz diva tysiaoe lat
temu, bo W 1873 roku pred narodze-
MEM Jezusa Chrystusa, rzymski try
bun ludowy Tyberjusz Semproniusz
Gracious, gdy wo&al:
uDzikie zwierzeta maja swe pie
czary, kazde mich zna swe legowis-
ko, ale mezowie, ktorzy waloza
umiersja "a Italje, ME maja mic
krom powietrza i swiatia; bez dachu
mad g}owa wedrowac musza wraz
z iona j dzi-cmi. Uragowiskiem
jest, gdy ma polach bitew wodzowie
zachecaja icb, by bronili przeciwkc
wrogowi grobow ] swietych psmia
TEX; bo pomiedzy tylu zaledwie
jeden ma ognisko domowe wska
zac mogiby naddziadow groby. Je.
dynie dla zbytku i cudzych bogsctv
przelewaja oni krew swoja umie
raja. Zwa sic panami swiata, a zad
na piedz ziemi do Mich ME nalezy!"
Czy wiele sic zmieniio cd tsgo
czasup
Czy cziowiek ma prawo do szczes
cia?
Powiada dalej deklsrscja, Re dls
osiegniecia tych praw, przyznanyct
przez Stworce, ustanowione 50 RIA
dy, czerpiace swa wiadse vol RIA
dzonyoh.
A tymczasem coz widzimyP
Me rzadzeni nadaja wisdze RIA.
dzacym a = pieniadz! Me masy
narodu wybiersja pomiedzy sisbie
straznikow dobra ogolnego, a jeden
lub kilku ludzi, ktorzy potra6li sku
pic W swych rekach zagrabione beg
prawnie dobro publiczne pod posta.
cia pieniedzy, rzadzi i rozporzadzs
masami narodul
| stsso sic, re tycb, ktorzy majs
/ stanowif N rzadacb rousfalv d-;a
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28

sieged with residents wanting light and
guess l shall place the price at 81 per
night. We will have the full $4,000 in
the plant before we turna wheel, so great
is the expense. Dawson at this writing
is a town Of fully 10000 and
it is estimated that at least
10000 cords of wood will be burned
this winter and it is now not over 80 days
before the close of navigation, and, not
including the wood we have stacked up,
there.is not 1000 cords in town and not
over 5000 in sight cut. Some are realiz-
ing the situation and are sending out
men to cut now.
"This is a great country, rich beyond
description, but the government is damn
able. No honest man can get a good
claim recorded. The officials and clerks
get the information and application from
the p%rospector, then tell him to come in
again and he will be advised as to the
title. They in the meantime send out a
scab to stake and when the original
stalker calls for his papers he is informed
that the records show that the claim is
already recorded and as the records here
are strictly private no one can get other
in the matter.
~ must now retire to my luxurious
couch-a cot-made of canvas and cost
me S25."
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
From Dawson City.

Under date the 9Th of Sept, under the
address of Dawson, a former prominent
North Dakotan writes a personal letter,
received this morning, to a resident of
Bismarck. The following excerpts will
be of interest:
"We are all well again. The boys that
we had down with malaria are up and
able to work. Some are prospecting;
some I have with me around the plant. I
have developed into an electrician. Our
small dynamo was not large enough to
supply wei one or two dance halls so we
organized a company with $4,000 paid
up in stock. Two members of the com
pany are now in Seattle buying two
dynamos of $50 lights each, with full
equipment and 1 am busy building, put
ting up poles, digging water bitches and
placing machinery, not to say anything
of the 5000 cords of wood which, have
bought, delivered at the rivers edge, at
s12.5O per cord in logs and pay $3.50 pei
cord to have hauled out in our yards
We sell light at so and rs cents pc,
night, 16 candle power lamps, and larger
ones in proportion. I am at present be
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
Cases Decided.

The supreme court has filed decisions
in the following cases.:
Patterson VS.. Paulson. appeal from the
district court of Trail county, decision
reversed.
Edmonson vs.. White, appeal from the
district court of Bottineau county, decis-
ion of the district court affirmed.
Farmers and Merchants bank of Valley
City VS.. G. H. Davis, decision of the dis
trict court of Barnes county affirmed.
Township of Noble VS.. Aasen, Cass
county, new trial ordered.
Krump vs. Bank, appeal from Richland
county, judgment of district court
affirmed.
Coleman vs.. City of Fargo, Cass
county, Judgment of district court af.
firmed.
Rowland VS.. Ink, appealfrom Richland
county, decisionof district court affirmed
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28

a - H
return from Cuba is slowly recovering.
Tarpey remarks that the temperature
will be frigid when he goes to Cuba
again. The Cubans, he says, stole his
blankets, his clothing and everything he
had. He AYERS that it is a fact that the
Cubans shot and killed the American
packers in charge of pack train No. II,
and stole all the contents of the pack.
and this Notwithstanding the fact that
they were getting rations from the
American government. He states that
time and again he and other civilian en-
ployes had to go hungry for two days
at a time, and stand by and watch ample
rations doled out to the Cubans.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
How it Impressed Omaha.

The Omaha, Neb., correspondent of
the New York Dramatic Mirror has this
to say of the next attraction which is to
appear at Jul opera house: At the
Boyd "a Romance of Coon Hollow
opened a half weeks engagement to two
magnificent house. The scenic effects of
this well known %melcdrama are unusual
ly good, and the singing and dancing of
the darkies have never been excelled in
this city. 1t is worth the price to see
tthisfeature alone. Tothis may be added
that the company is stronger than usual,
and the play is an intensely interesting
dramatic story. "a Romance OF. Coon
Hollow" will appear at the Atheneum
next Monday night.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
THE WRIT. ISSUED.
Supreme Court Orders the Writ Of
M.ud.mus Against the secse-
tary Of State Issued.
Holds the in Cavalier County Case that
that Officers Powers are Mere
ly Ministerial.
The Secretary Must Certify the Names
Down to the County Auditors as
Received.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The supreme court this morning hand
ed down a decision in the Cavalier
county case, in which a writ of man
damus was secured to compel the secre-
.tary of state to place the names of the
democratic nominees for the legislature
in the column with the fusion state
ticket. This is the case, the facts in
which were stated in the TRIBUNE of
Saturday and which the court then took
under advisement. The decision of the
court grants the writ sought for, and d.
reefs the secretary of state to certify
down the nominations as filed with him.
The syllabus of tho decision is as follows:
Under the provision of the statutes of
this state the duties of the secretary of
state in certifying the m of legisla-
tive nominees to the auditors of the proper
county are ministerial and not judicial.
Where such secretary has refused so
to certify nominations that were certified
to him in regular and proper form and
proceedings are commenced to compel
him to certify the mi of such nomi-
.nees, it is no defense on his part to set
up the facts showing that such nomina-
tons were not in fact made in the man
,ner required by the statute.
The opinion in the case was written by
Judge Bartholomew and covers several
pages, going extensively into the law
covering the case, and the principal parts
will be published in full tomorrow.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28

Be sure to use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for children
teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, a1lays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea; Is cents a
bottle.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28

shock. Threshers are getting tired
waiting for more favorable weather and
each day hundreds leave the state.
Heavy rains and SHOWS for two weeks
have done great damage to the standing
grain and if the weather is favorable
later threshing outfits will be hampered
because Of ashortagc of hands. Itlooks
as though the damage to the farmers of
the state would easily run up into the
hundreds of thousands Of dollars.
Thanks to North Dakota Soldiers.
On the day Of his departure for Paris,
General Wesley Merritt, sent8th follow
ing letter to Lieut.. Col. Truemann of the
North Dakota troops, in which is a com
pliment which will be appreciated by
every North Dakotan:
"Ofice of the Military Governor and
Headquarters Department Of the Pacific,
Manila, Aug. 80, 1s98.-Col. w. g. True
mann, commanding First North Dakota
Volunteer Infantry.-Sir: On the eve
of my departure,sI desire to express to
you and your regiment my greatest APP
probation Of the way in which I have
been supported by all the troops at my
command. The cheerful fortitude with
which all the officers and soldiers of the
Eighth corps, present, endured the hard
ships OF .the campaign and their gallantry
in action is a matter of great pride to
me, and thank your regiment and your
self for your mostvaluable services. Very
respectfully w. MERRITT,
major General u. s. A."
j. w. McCreary, who is a former resi-
dent Of Darlington, recently returned
from Dawson City. He had. been there
for a year and returns from the Klon-
dixie, he says, with $4,000 as a result OF
his years labor. He worked a leased
claim, paying the owner go per cent OF
the proceeds.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28

Austria:
Melbourne, Victoria, September II, 1898.
Carl Pinschof, Esq,
Consul for Austria-Hungary.
Fliners Lane, Melbourne.
Dear Sir and Colleague: With sur
prise and sorrow I read today Of the
villainous assassination of the empress of
Austria-a noble, generous life ended by
the foul agency of an assassin's dagger.
The enormity of the crime and the loss
to the civilized world is beyond concep-
ton. May the Almighty bring just and
speedy retribution to the slayer of an in
nocent, brave, and magnanimous woman.
"The record of a generous life runs like
a vine around the memory of our dead,
and every sweet, unseltish act is o a
perfumed flower"
The Emperor, relatives, friends, and
the nation which you have the honor to
represent, have my profound sympathy,
I am, dear Sir and Colleague,
Yours very sincerely,
(Signed) JOHN P. BRAY,
U. S. Consul General.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
AT DEATHS DOOR.
But Saved By Dodd's Kidney Pills.
After All Means Had Failed.

DErRorT, Mich, Oct. 3.-Mr. James
Paisley, Of Magnolia avenue. one Of our
most reputable citizens. is happy man.
Things have changed in his life lately.
is arcbust. healthy man today. Re-
Gently, he was broken-down, q physical
wreck.
Read what he says about it: "For
two years I was at deaths door, brought
there by Bright'sA disease. Doctors
gave up trying to euro me Medicines
did me no good. Pain and misery was
my daily and nightly portion.
IA friend persuaded me to try Dodd's
Kidney Pills. The first few doses gave
me heavenly relief. Each succeeding
dose made me better. Two boxes cured
me--made mt a new man."
What Dodd's Kidney Pills did for
Mr.. Paisley, they will do for every other
victim Of Bright's disease. There is no
doubt, nc uncertainty about their effect.
They cur every time. II you don't
believe it test them. They'll convince
you BY curing you.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
Nurse Going to Manila.

MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 24.-In joint zee.
sion the trustees of the Red Cross society
and the committee from the Minnesota
Volunteers Auxiliary association adopt
ed the motion Of Wednesday to send a
nurse to Manila. The local societies
have decided to equip Mrs. H. "A. House
of WinOna.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
Republican Meetings.

The county republican central com-
mittee has arranged to hold meetings at
the following precincts:
Sterling, Oct. IS.
Logan, Oct. 26.
Manning, Oct. %.
Painted Woods, Oct. 81.
Ecklund, Nov.-1.
Grass Lake, Nov. 2.
Glenview, Nov.2.
Ghylin, Nov.3.
There will be good speakers at each of
these meetings, among whom will be
Hon. E. A. Williams, Judge Joseph Hare,
Hon. r. n. Stevens, w. S. Moorhouse, N.
f. Boucher, e. S. Allen and others.
Republican Vote Will Be Large.
Fargo Call: The republican cam
paign is now being vigorously pushed in
all parts of the state, and from reports
received at state headquarters indica-
lions are that North Dakota will present
the national administration with a SUBJ
stantial Endorsement of its foreign rela-
tons policy. Republican gains are re-
ported in all sections, and a significant
fact is that many of the democrats who
went to war come back republicans. A
notable example is that sof Lieutenant
Sunderland, formerly register of the
land Office under Cleveland, who re-
turned to his Richland county home an
enthusiastic administration man, and
working hard for an extra good showing
in his locality. The voters over the state
are beginning to realize that every vote
cast for a republican congressman is an
Endorsement of President Mckinley, and
MI. Spalding's vote will be undoubtedly
heavy in consequence.
Damage to UnthresEed Wheat.
The northern third of the state, from
the Great Northern road to the boundary
line and for some distance south Of the
railway is estimated to contain between
ten and fifteen million bushels of un.
threshed wheat. Whole sections Of
wheat in some places is standing in
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
Lillian russell Again Free,

Lillian Russell Again Free.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Herald.
prints the following: Lillian Russell is
again free from matrimonial ties. Sig.
nor Perugini, whose wife she has been
since Jan. 81, 1924, has received a decree
of divorce in the chancery court in Jer.
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Draws Sympathy.

In the columns of the Melbourne
Herald appears the following telegram
of coincidence, sent upon the occasion of
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What Valley City Sent.

Valley City Alliance: There has been
a great rustling this week to get the little
tin boxes packed and sent to our soldier
boys in Manila. Ninety-six tin boxes,
each weighing five pounds, were packed
in large dry goods boxes and shipped to-
day. Each bottle of booze was labeled:
.
: THIS MUST NOT BE OPENED :
UNTIL .
4: CHRISTMAS MORNING. .
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The best regulator of the digestive
organs is DR.. Siegert's Angostura Bit
tors.
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A GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED Ev-
Herywhere for 1.-The story of the Philip
pines" by Murat Halstead, commissioned
by the government as official historian to
the war department. The book was writ
ten in army camps at San Francisco, on the
Pacific with General Merritt, in the hos
pitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong. in the
American trenches at Manila, in the insur-
Of the Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar
Of battle at the fall Of Manila. Bonanza
for agents.. Brimful of original pictures
taken by government photographers on
Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all
trashy unofficial war books. Outfit free
Address F. =. Barber, Sec'y, Star Insur-
ance Bldg, Chicago.
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Tarpey Doesn't Like the Cubans.
Fort Yates correspondence Mandan
Pioneer: Michael Tarpey, who has been
suffering from malarial fever since his