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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-15
REMAINING JUROR MAY
BE FOUND TO-DAY STILL

It IS possible that the remaining juror
will be found this afternoon, as the judge
made the venire returnable at 4 o'clock,
and the state has but one more peremptory
challenge to exercise. The defense has but
two left
This will consume the first week of
Anacondas big murder trial in impanel-
ing the jury alone, as it is very improbable
that the court will begin the actual trial
before Monday.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-15

Moody Leaves Beaufort
Beaufort, S. C., Nov. I5.-Wnliam II.
Moody, secretary of the navy, who has
been inspecting the ground of the United
States naval station here, left today.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-15
JUDGE HARVEY ON
DIVORCE IS QUICK
s.-----
HIS HONOR MADE SHORT WORK OF
THE PROCEEDINGS BROUGHT
BEFORE HIM TODAY.

Judge Harvey made short work of the
divorce proceedings that were presented to
him this morning Carillia W. Gleason
filed suit for separation from Hubert L.
Gleason. The two had been married for
number. OF years in Butte and failed to get
along satisfactorily. About ra months ago
Gleason began to neglect his family and
failed to provide for them. On these
grounds Mrs. Gleason filed her plea for
divorce. She appeared before Judge Har-
ney this morning and told her story.
On the strength of it she was granted
the separation from Gleason. Gleason did
not answer to the summons, and made no
defense.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
9D8pepiiQ>

IN p'9 PtGGer finb Elm
9eiImitteI gegen befe &rantbett. 0tez
feIben eritGrten bic inneren @bionbez
rungen gu elmer gefunObeitli9en SbGz
tigteit, iteuen ben Magen pieber Der
unO befdbigen i'm, feline @erri4tuns
gen gu erfIuen.
@eorge g.. @caGb BON gr. rs, 0afz
fauzGtraBs, Ietpzgort, fagt: r@Gbs
renb Sabre mar t9 NIT Rbeumatiss
mus unb 0nspePiiu 9epGagt unO fam
gu benz Gntf4Iufe. Sbre piIen gu
Der1u6en. 0ur9 beren 9ebrdu9 erlz
pfanb i'd fOfprt cine groBe 2tnberung
meiner Sdmer3er. SD bin ME neus
gebOren, ieitbem t6 angefangen babe,
S6re ptuen 81 nebmen unb mD9te
ni6t OBne bisieI6en fetn, 0as etns
i6lummernOe, f6Idfrige @efibl, nell
DIES i'd frii6er bate, lit bOIitdnOig
gef4punben. Die 9D5pepiia bin t4
los geporben uno mstn R6eumatisz
mus lift gang un6 gar berf9punOen.
SD bin iiber5eu9t, baB irgen0 Sc
manb, Der an meinen &rantbeiten leis
bet unb nit ben 3abpapf6en 8iuen
etnen @eriu6 ma4t, bouitdnbig gez
beilt tperben tptrb, benin e8 III metne
W&einung, OuB ale bieie Grf6einunz
gen bepeifen, baB bas &0rperfpitem
nidt in SrOnung 1T - 6aB Die 2es
Der nt4t ri4ttg ar6eitet."
9reiS Csc. pro Sc3aAteI. 0Btrb
bon alien 9(putbcfern berfamft, oSer
Surd Die Bot eeit3tft tprrben.
32nonnnu s Co.,
Sit. So. GGmsStr., N.sg.
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0ufruf.

Ste nadftebenb psr5eifHeten qeriouen, ODER
iol6e 9erion.n, tpeIAe austuuft itber ben 9erz
blsib dDer os Ablsben ~berislben Qeben fDnuenr IMP
eriu6t, f6 BEL pam untsrssi6netsn peri6nIi6 ODER
i9riftli9 81 meloen.
/, Nram, (8orname unbetannt). Elm, muthma6Ii9
in Baltimore geborener uHO juleBt bier fpoDnz
bait g~epeiener Spbn Dss bertorbtnen Gupitans
@uruo @Dunt, ge5urtig aus 6ebmarluno, ODER
OeHtn Gr6en;
p Sremer, Sernbaro 8. u, eeborGt an 8. Sas
nuar 1869 in Sufotp in 9teflenb., angeblib
i'm Suni 1897 ais Matroie BON Spaniea
(GnQl.D nab Gmerita 9ersit;
81 6rote, SIementine NJ aria, aeb. = gleis
uersmann, geboren am %. Sanuar 1880 gu 9b=
benbHrtu, an0sbIi9 in Baltimore psrebeli9t NIT
@einri6 8rOte;
a. Speft. NcaIbert. asboren ON 40. Sftober 1s47.
in Berlin, dngebli3 i'm SABRE 1872 in odrz
toro=6urnats, @drforo=So., DO, unter Dem
glamsn albert StumfeOoer1 ~pObnbaft %gspsifn;
81 meper, 6ermaun. ss6Orsn am 5. September
1864 in @umm in @sitfalen, sulebt Tim Sabre
1884 in Baltimore DoDubaft ~9epsien;
81 Sddfer, oeinrtd, euewis GbriitOpb. sebos
rem am Is. Auguft 1881 in &afel, felt DisleH
Sabren peri6oqeu, oOer beren Grbeu;
y aSeiI. al aatborina. giaraaretba, aebOs
rem i'm Sabre 1878 in 8eiB=Ri0Da, dngebli3
1851 mad Baltimore ausospaupert;
b. 6risOri9 &onrdO, geborsn 1923 in Geib=
5iOou;
q Sobannetts, ogb. 1923 in @eib=giOOu, ongtbli3
1853 nod Baltimore ausQepanotrt;
D. Maria Margdretba, geborsn AM &c. Mai 1915
in 8eib=gtiDDa, angebli6 nit 6sinrj6 Gonrao
Sbmiot in @lItimor btrebeli5t %gtpeieu;.
q Anna Gliiabet6, gebor'n am 26. 6cbruar 1922,
be3iigli3 oeren 0lei6faas mad Imerita dusg'=
pdnoertsr Sobn 6einri6 NOam WtaiB, gebOren
um 10. Augut 1913, pbsr b:r,H Grbsu.
gaItimore, NO., l. Sui 1902.
Der SaiferItde Seutfbe apnfuI.
Sn Ssrtrstuug
6renerfd q. gdneieer. 8s6tguntualt,
(5uli5,iSd, o,1MD SIR. 5, Sio=8aD=Str.
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@t8ttges 4btommen 3 IN l.
f9en Gorea, England
unD Sdpdn.
Sir. 55, GImzS Str, G.s9.

u ~ y ~ v = u !"
petersburg, %. Suli. -gine
bier BON Seoul,, @oreu, eingegangene
9epeT8e tinbigt ben Q6i6luB zines
pi6tigen 8ertru8es 3piI4en ben Sc
fanOten GnglanD'8 unO Sapan's in
Gorea einerieits uno Dem Ratbgeber
oeS &aiIer8 BON Gorea, benz Sopaner
&ato, arOererIeit8, an. Na4 Oteiem
8ertrage letiten Iopo6l 8rpB6ritdnz
nisn, pte Sapan @enG6r fir bic linz
a66Gngigfeit bes 8aiIerrei4e5 unO
Derpfli4ten it4, in alien pi4ttgen
5ragen Der tnneren uno duBeren 9Os
litit baS 2anD 81 unterItiBen. GOreG
berpfli9tet ii9 Bodybuilding, feline
Streitma8t gu 2anOe unO gu 8aher
gu erb0ben, UNI itd i'm GOt6faue iel6it
Dertbeioigen 3u t0nnen. SpQte bic
Qufna9me elmer QnIei6e i'm Nu5lanbe
not6penbig nerOen, 70 iinO Oie4ltdrtta
@rOB6rttannien'5, Sapan'S uno Oer
Ser. Staten au8i9lieBli9 gu 6eriidz
5i4tiger. 9ds QdnD Derpflt6tet itd
ferner, feline 6rem0en i'm cOreanti4en
Staat80tent an3u7te1en, 8ert6eiOiz
gung5perte an3ulegen, unO Elm Pros
teit IoQ Iofort er6oben tperDen, fdQ5
Stdaten ooer 9ribatperi omen Derte
pber 8e6duoe erri6ten, pel6e ben
.cOrsantfaen qLdnen fir bic 2anOesa
bert6eiOigung 3utpiOerlaufen O0er
i4d0lt4 iinO.
GnDe Der Mtffton.
Rom, %. Suli. - 8if4oF S6o4
mas O'8orman BON Siour : SAILS,
Glib : Datota, bate berte cine 46z
f8teo5 : Quoien3 6ei'm Cardinal
&umpoLla, Dem Staat8 : Sefretdr 0es
9Qpites. 0ie Situation auf OerP6tz
lippinen uno bic 6rage Der @rmGbz
lung zines ~geeigneten pGpitli4en 9elez
gaten purOen er0rtert, jeoo8 tetn Has
me %erpd6nt.
Ser 8if6of oerlaBt ROm morgers
UNI it8 IN 8enua uuF Dem 8remer
2lobo : Oampfer y9o6en3oGern" am
80. SuLi na4 g}elp : YOrt ein3ui4ifz
fen. gta8 ieiner 4ntunft begi6t er
ft6 8uerft na4 Spiter 8ap, 2.S., UNI
benz 9rdIioenten 8ooiebeIt einen8rief
unO Elm @si4ent bes PaPite5 gu ii6ers
reid6en.
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Gene3ueIaniide @irretl.
S~nTurgenten un0 bier fremoe Stronger
por 9uerto GabeQo.

por 9uerto GabeQo.
8tG1em # ab, Sniel GoracaO,
%. Suli. - Gus 8ene3uela bier einz
oetroffene Meloungen befagen, OaB
pd6renb Der 48 Stunben Dor N6fabrt
bes @9iffes, peI6es Die Na4rt4t
bru6te, 9uerto Gdbe1o, cine Staot
i'm Stuate Garubobo, am 8olf BON
SrieIte, Don 1000 Sniurgenten UNI
ainqelt mar, bic eri4ienen unb tpteoer
berI6panoen, ais o6 tie Elm beionbez
res tattif9es Chamber aus3ufi6ren
qebabt bdtten. Mue 2Gben in Der
@taDt paren geidlo1en, unO Die Gin
pobner befir9teten einen Qngrtff auf
Die StaDt.
Der Ser. Staatenz& reu3er nSopez
fu," Der fran30ff6e 8reu5ern @u4et,"
Der boGGnbii6e &reu5sr r&0ntgtn
Geqentes" unb Der beuti9e 8reuSer
r5alfe" tpuren in 8uerto @abeQo etnz
%getroffen, UNI bic SntereFen Der ausz
Idnber gu f4uBen.
4ngriff auf Buertos Ga
be1to befir6tet.
@af6ingtpn,9 .. g., 25. Suli.
-8on Gapitdn M}c0eun bonn &reu3er
.Gincinnati" lit fOlgenbes bon ga
8uaira batirtes &abelgramm eingez
laufen:
Ser commandment Der nSopefa"
beri6tet, baB Elm @ngrtff auf Puerto
Ga6eQo, 8ene3uela, erDartet ptro.
Sine @erTammlung Der fremoen Som
fuln bat ben @ertreter Nmerita's gum
8orfibenben Der gonferen3 ertpGblt.
Die vMartstta" befinbet ii9 in GU
mana, 9ene5uela. garupano lit ru=
big. Ni9ts beutet auf cine 8lodabe
bin. Die rebolutionGren Streitfrdfte
contrpliren baIelbit Die Situation.
Der 8rGftbsnt BON 8ene5ueld Derz
bleibt in Barcelona. v6alte," v80ni=
gin 3egsntes" befinben it9 in puerto
GabeuO, n@a5ele" unb n5udet" iinO
bier"
Gum Sriebensf4tuB Be-
reit.
9anama O, 25. Suli. - Die He=
9ierungsfIptts tebrte heute Mprgen
bon Mgua 0ulce, ND Ie eine Quantiz
tGt Munttipn unb Yrobtant ablieferz
te unb benz General Mprales 8erti
Snitruftipnen 5uitelGte, 6ierber 5uriid.
Sic bringt Die Meloung, baB General
8erti's Sruppen it9- pobl ~befinben,
auBerbal6 Nguu 9uIce beri4un3t itnb
unb ii9 febr entbufiaftii9 3eisen.
@eneral Salu3ar, Der 9ouberneur
BON Banana, tbeilte bsute einem 8erz
treter Der r4fpctirten Prefe" nit, er
babe cine g2ote bon Dem &ebeGengenez
raj !6errera empfungen, bes Snbalts,
baB er bereit lei, 6rieDenspori4ldge
entgegen 81 nebulen. General Salaz
gar pir6 Gpmmtfdre e~ntienben, nell
6e @eneral 9errera Die in benz fiir3z
li9 pom 9rdiibenten Marroquin err
lafeRen Oetret entbaltenen 8eoingun=
gen dnbieten tperben. Die gommifGre
tperben p~ubrf9etnlt9 an 8orb bes
Ser. ct. Spe3ialOdmpfers n3anger"
%abfabrer, UNI nit 9erreru 3ufummenz
5utreffen. 9ie @rluubniB ou5u bat
Der Ser. Stadten : &onful 9ubger in
elmer &abstbepei9e pon ben 8af6ing@
toner 8ebOrben erbeten. 9ubger pirb
bic gpmmifdre tpubri4einli4 begleiz
ten.
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miEtrnnsn.

III alien 9iG:n oegsnibtr ge6oteu, Del5e ibr Jnus=
rss inter eiHtr iiberjudenoeH Ollie psrbsrgsH. @sr
GtlDa5 3u ~perbergsn bat, ipis!t fem ebrli4es SgiEl
Garg uHOsrs itebt Is NIT Den Ct. 9fruar0 Rrdattr=
9iaen, otm bfribmten 6tilmiEttl fir ale Rraufz
beitcR Der 9srDlauagsoreane, Ofr 2tber, oes 9ld=
Gems mp Der 8iersn, Das fir - 6eut5 in alien
apotbfttR gu bef0mmen III. Sieie 9iQsn ba6en
ttiHe iiberiuderte oiae. sic tHtbalten ni6ts
S6dolibes, feline ~dstRoeH, metaliiatH @ifts in
fbrsm 9Hutrn p~trborgsn, ionDern betebth nur aus
ben befen Slitsa b.iltrdftlgsr 9ilaai.s
(Gt,G Do, Sal
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Baltimore Sbip Sabn Bulletin.
Nppu[dre mitzS pmmerz FrfurIIouem.

Nppuldre Mit=5 pmmerz GrfurIonem.
S2.5O-Scn Baltimore mad Cumberland nnc
surfiH. S1.25 pom Baltimore nddb 9dr=
per's 6errp une ,uriR. Sonnta9, ben -.
Sui. Spesial3uq perldbt ben Wtt. &opal=
Sabnbof Z ubr gormittugs, GdmoenESabn=
bof 7.15 @ormittags.
S2. OO-SaItimpre nat@bfldceIpbfa uno 5urit.
S1.5O Baltimore nab Shelter uno ,arat'
Sl.OO Baltimore nab Wilmington u1o Surid
3este Der Serfe. am Sonntdg, ben II
Suli. Spe3idl3uG perldBt ben GaInpe1z
8ubnbof I'm SIS friib uno Den Dtt. E0Dal=
gdbnbof I'M $40 friib.
$3.50 Bon Baltimore mad BEN eurdpSoblen
unO suriif, eini6lieBli9 3ntritt gu ben @ob=
len, am Sonntaq, ben 3. Gugut. Spe3ialz
suq perldbt ben ut. Gopal=9abnbOf Z ubr
0ormittagg, Gamocns9abnbOf 7.15 rbrgorz
mittaqg. Sine pra6tpoae 9teiie our5 Die
glue &ioesz8ebiree unO benz Sbenanooabz
S6al entlang.
S5.OO-9pu Baltimore nah MtInntiesGltp
Gape Wfap. Sea SslesGitp unc .surild.
Seoen 6rsitag uup Sumtag, fir Die 8hd=
fabrt bis gum fpluenoeu 0tenftag Cetnl6lltBs
li5) Qiiltiq. 8ilsts fHo aui Der @in= unD
Riidiabrt uuf alien 5ugen giilti9.
$40 .OO-Spn Baltimore mad, Rtasara=Tans
unb ,urud, Samitaa. ben :: au9ult' Stlz
Itte iiir 10 Gage gultlg. Spe3tal3u9 pom
bur6laufenosn Goabes unO Qulmau=Hdrlor
0aaaoug perlaHtn ben G~amoen=Sabnbott GIG
@ormittags, Den MOunt 8opalzSabnbot ga
@ormittaes. Rur 81. 90 m e B { d So=
rontp 5urud. untrbrs9ung Der
fSdbrt lit erldu6t dufl Der 9tiidtdbrt IN Sut=
falo, aO5efter, 8euepa, 9uroette UNI Dtau3=
Gbunt. Gbite6er BON GOdeitsr mad SbOuz
iano SglanOs unD 3uriid, nur $3.50.
S1.OO-SaItinore mad Gbefapeafe@Seaoa uno
suriid, 2 a m # q q, Den %. 5ult. Ser Spe=
sial,ug oerlGbt Den GdmDenzSabnboi um 100
@u5mitta1s, pie Giiifabrt UNI $50 Abenos.
9ootsg9ettfabrten 3ipiiben ben gearine=gsier=
ben BON WarDlauo unD gSalbington, ,. e.
Sal3pafer=8aosn. (2UO
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JCQOwQD'8
Y1'I.c':'+''..'' '.'
40 G1Pin ne9etabiI
Sa8 grOBc 9ebers urO
Wagens0 ctlmtttel

Seitt ale 8rart6eiten Oes Mugers,
Der 2eber, Der Gtngepeibe, Der gtieren,
Der 8Gaie, elmer nerO0ien 0isppiitton,
Der AppetitIoiigteit, bes 9opfpebs,
Der @erftOpfung, Der M2ageni4pdde,
Der Sale, be5 5ie6ers, Der 6GmOrz
rboiben II. +. h., uno ma4t bas &0rs
peripitem tpeniger empfGngIi4, &rants
6etten dn5unebmen.
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g. 8. Srieoenfualo 81 So
Qmerifa's ar6Bter Gstrdnie=2aosn.
sd merre an Der SDntdne fetn."'
@nmuter> 0etranfe
st berabgeiebten
Yreiien.
SpuppnS gratis
nit fenem &tnfauf. Sonnen 9egen
fb6ue 6ei6enfe einsetaufIt iperSen.

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0einQdrten irGuliiprnieH auf 6las
ideu aejoqen, pro 8llione SOD
pro Gubeno $3.50, prO Glai6s...- SOC.
YfF t1ort=, 6berrDz nm @atatpbaa
g1eiu. bro 8alone 81 90, pro
9ubeup $2.75, pro 6lGi9st.... zoe.
Guinneb' Stout, Elm outes Stdrz
Htunogmitttl, pro 9ubcnO........S1.So
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Ipue
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lone
Rod unS Rpe, Elm srOBss @silmittel
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! flag ~ferpfrt.
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THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND co.

6apitnI. 900, 900,
ueberfduB.. 81. 900. 600,
Ode Snlnert. nnS Sa1ette=S traRe,
permietbet itdbsre Deb cItensSebdltsr
In ibren eeeeu 6eier uRb Siubreher eefi1erten
Genolben.
Mnimt @eIoer aIs 3.poiitum ~sntsssen, Die @beds
aui Gi6t u%ntsrpOrisu iinb unb bttabIt 3inieu oui
tdsIi6e Silanssu.
9ritt OILS Observation-Disclosures, gtabIa6oerUdItsr,
Gruftee, @ormuHo Il. I. 10. oui. ebtuiO oIs 8errualter
inter Sppot6et.
ueb.rfrosuuss = Na.ntsn unb Resiifrator,n BON
gffetten uHe 0blts otionen.
n.6srnimut bic Gintaifruus BON G%iutommen, 0ts
~nibenotn, Niietbtu II. /. 10. uno iorst fir pinttIiGe
&assablung b~erisIten.
Rpbert 6. Sanfefpn, 9rdiib.ut.
@erman 8. CUNT, R;c.-Rr6sh.-.,
Sohn u. Bbitrfsse, S"e@ptar'enfsa'
Ghas. &. Saer. Sefr,tar uno S~hosm:ifer.
(~Nra22.1SI&5l
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Go.
DON w~sdrpIanb,
Union Trust Building,

SbarIes' u1n JaDetfesS trdRe.
SapttaI unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600
6ibrt elm uLssmsinss Sar!= unb SruitsSts
F6dft.
Sr,i qrostnt 3iuisn b,SabIt cuf BilaH,sn,
bic GIf Gbtds es3pgen tperetn.
3sitsStpoftsn 5u ~ip1itnta 9atta aagsncm=
men.
GparzDe rartefaeut.
GinlGeen i'm Spur . Department.. BEN gee
p5buli6tn SparbanfsRs gulationtn unteripOs'
fen, srrpitni5t. 8 9rojsnt 3ini.n b:3oblt.
Side Gompagnie if elm eeitslidts 9epnftOs
rum fhr 6Onns in 3dnotn BON Sruitsss ror
SeitameHts s9Oafrsderu, iOtpie ale Staats= unb
Gerifts =8eamte.
ginbrt5trF5ere @ep5lbe, Rdts. 81 so bis
$50. 90 pro Sabr.
George SIafisone. miles sBDftt. IT..
Brdfioert; Biees8rGi.;
Gbarits y. Crane, Ridbarb =. Sel;,nan,
a. 8icesYrdf; SER. uno SG10tm.
Grefutfpsg omftg:
saelion 9erin, Seymour manosf5aum,
9Dsskp IN. Glsr. Gruet 3. Rnabs, IT,,
6. g. Suntius. (Aupl4,1S
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Tragt die a Die SOt8, Die lr INNER G8kauft HABIT
sehIifs Ga<NNEXM
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Sd1rctbt an bic Marnlano uno Benin.
inlnanin Sabn,

fur cine @opie where TO spend the Summer
Months" @iebt cine LANCE 2iffe BON eoTmerz9u.
eirbGuiern in 8aItlmsrs una Sarfor0z&ountiss.
(auli2, 0(D
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sne.io1it in Sernia Sriihcl.

%pE6IuIVI III VtENIH OCNVUtTs
Or. Mm. 6. SIomar, sos 9ortb agoe.. Get.
9irsoutunben: 9 bis Il ubr Mittaq3 (ausGenoms
men 6onntags) unO 8 bis ) lbr Qa6nittu0s tdS'
lid. Sann fa auf DisLt 3uOerlaifat 9tripueu te'
sie6en, bic turirt .Dor6eu irG. C9uni2S, 1Dtt)
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06

HOUSE for rent-corner 3rd and Broadway
IL 5 rooms. Water. In good repair Mrs
N. T. Strauss. "-t -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06
WAITER CURE A HUMBUG.

A. r. Thompson of Park River, SER
geant of the Twelfth regulars, recently
returned from the Philippines where
he saw three years continuous service
al the front. He was interviewed by
the Grand Forks Plaindealer and said
in part:
"As to this water cure business, I
believe that it is all humbug, sprung
merely for political effect. That is
n thing that has kept the trouble
dragging on-the sympathy of the Am
erican people for the natives. The
Filipinos, as a general thing, favor
American rude If left to themselves,
but the political agitator who has an
x ITO grind goes among them with
his tale of woe, backed by the expires
sions of the American antis, and they
are persuaded that we are only being
good now to get our foot on their
necks, and then we will be more Sc
we're than Spain. The natives do not
complain of what we are. doing now;
they all admit that American rule is
above reproach, but they are fearful
of oppression if once they are entirely
in our power. l never saw the water
cure administered, and / was there
three years in active service most OF
the time both in Luzon and Samar.
l eve saw anyone who did see it ad-
ministered. If the boys gave the ma
tiyes the water cure they deserved it
and more. We have never been Sc
we're enough with them; they have al
ways interpreted our clemency fol
fear. The feeling throughout the is.
lands among the intelligent classes OF
all nationalities is that the Americans
are doing a great and beneficent work
and that the unintelligent criticism o.
the a1pti-expansionists at home is little
short of treason. think that a triI
over there would make eXpansionists
of even Senator Hoar and Atkinson
Everyone who has been to the islands
are ex~pansionists except a few babies
who got into the army under the i'm
preston that they were going on a
long picnic at the government ex.
pense. Keep the babies at home and
gag the politicians and the Philippine
question will solve ITSELF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

WANTED TO RENT-A small office in good
~ locality. Address "B," Tribune. "a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06

humor and fun In the delivery, as
some Of the class memories were woven
into the fictions. Each Of the young
ladies was warmly applauded. The
memorial which was purchased by the
class and presented the schools was
gracefully presented by Miss Grace
McHugh, in a brief and appropriate
effort. The address to the class of
1908 was fitting the occasion, and was
we'll presented by Miss Maud Bailey.
Miss Ellen Falconer, winner Of the
first class honors, delivered the salu-
tatory address, touching upon the COM
pletion of high school work by the class,
and bidding farewell to classmates,
teachers and members of the board of
education. :,
superintendent Moore followed with
a few brief remarks upon the work Of
the class, and State Superintendent
Devine spoke briefly, congratulating
the members Of the class upon the,
completion of the high school course,
and telling them of the educational
| work being done in the state and it's
| significance to the state and the ma
ton.
1t would be impossible to discrimin-
ate among the addresses. All were
well written. thoughtful, and in the
delivery there was an absence of stage
fright. Careful and clear enumeration
and a familiarity with the essays pre-
vented awkwa1dness in reading.
After the exercises, a banquet was
givenSto the class by the alumni asso-
citation, at the Northwest hotel. An
excellent spread had been prepared I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Patterson.
The tables were prettily decorated and
full justice was done to the subject in
hand. After the banquet toasts we're
responded to by members of the var
ious classes, Laura Belle Ward, 'SS,
acting as toastmistress. The time
was very pleasantly passed. The cleo
ton of officers for the association re-
suited as follows: President, Lynn W.
Sperry; vice president, Mabel Hunt
Penwarden; secretary and treasurer,
Harry F. Mclean.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06
DUDLEY GETS IT.

Minneapolis Journal: A picturesque
North Dakota TOWNSHIP fight came to
an end yesterday when the engineer
ing department of the Northern Pacific
located a station on the Dudley town
site on its Darlington extension, in
the eastern part of Mclean county.
The competitor was Goodrich, pust
west of Dudley. AS the location will
take with it the postoffice the town
will DE at Dudley, where a good start
has already been made.
Otto Grethen, formerly Of Minneapo-
lis, who owns the Dudley townsite, was
in Minneapolis yesterday, and ex-
pressed the greatest satisfaction over
his victory.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06
SPRING FEVER.

Spring fever. is another name for bill
liousness. 1t is more serious than
most people think. A torpid liver and
inactive bowels means a poisoned sys-
TEN. If neglected, serious illness may
follow such symptoms. DeWitt's
Little EARLY Risers remove all danger
by stimulating the liver, opening the
bowels and cleansing the system of
impurities. Safe pills. Never grippe.
81 have taken DeWitt's Little EARLY
Risers for torpid liver every spring for
years. writes R. M. Everly, Mounds
vile, W. Va. ""They do me more
good than anything I have ever tried"
E. G. Patterson & Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-06
LEASING HAY LANDS.

Parties desiring to rent lands from
the Hackney-Boynton Land company,
for hay and grazing purposes for the
season OF 1902, will please make APP
plication direct to the home Office at
st. Paul, MINI. Land will be leased
a. the rate Of So per quarter section
and upwards. according to the amount
OF hay.