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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
Hill Did Handsome Thing.

Minneapolis Journal: AS we under
stand it, Mr.. Hill has made a present
of $150, 100000 TO the stockho lders Of
the Great Northern railroad, less the
proportion represented by his own own
share In the holdings Of Great North
sern stock. The sums TO be received
from the sale OF lease OF ore lands to
the steel trust are to be distributed
gratis among Great Northern stock
holders in proportion to their holdings
of Great Northern stock. n .s--.. ~.
) This is certainly a remarkable in
stance Of fair dealing and generosity.
1t does not appear to have been obliga-
tory upon Mr.. Hill to distribute the
profits of a fortunate private invest
ment among those associated with
him in the ownership Of the Great
Northern railroad. The purchase Of
these lands appears. to have been a
personal matter, private venture OF
his own, made doubtless in the inter.
est of the Great Northern railroad,
whose interests are identical with
Mr.. Hills interests, but financed by
him personally and in such q way that
the stockholders of the Great North
ern have no legal claim to the 2pur,
chase. After a series Of years, when
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
X. P.,s AT LINTON.
New Lodge Instituted At the Metropo.
lis Of Emmons County.

tE .S,stSty tS of ctHfnotfS gSOuHNys S54S5&
Record 29th:, AS the shades of
night came on. last Friday, it became
evident that something was doing, or
about to be done, in the old town, As
second thought evolved from the
memory lobe or lobes Of the startled
citizens the almost forgotten fact that
Friday night was the time set for the
members of the fraternal organization
named; for Dalnon's side-partner to
descend upon this village.
And they came-a plenty of 'em.
y And the object of their coming was
to found a lodge, or camp, or castle,
or what You may call it, of the old and
prosperous fraternal society in Linton,
Well, to cut it short, a prosperous
lodge of the Knights of Pythias was
founded and is now in existence in
Linton--a lodge of an order that is a
credit to this or any other county
within whose borders it establishes it.
self. 81 i. s..I. s
Transferred or to be transferred
from Hazelton:3 DR.. Smith, Prof,
Smith, Peter Wittmayer, q. "a. Her
olz, A. NJ. Britts, l. Mendelowitz, b.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
ga:osaIAEaaIL

"A strike of the Pullman porters
through the country is said to be in
prospect for the opening of the New
year. This class of employees ds
poorly paid and must subsist at the
present time from the largess of
travellers, who have a rightful reason
to believe they are paying enough
when / they pay the established
charges for sleeping car acoommoda-
lions. with the majority of travel
,ars however. the custom of dipping
has become established. and the
gr.atuities obtained in this way serve
to compensate the porters to a living
degree. The question is a revival of
the frequent discussion of the tip-
ming, e,rston1 WHICH prevails in all
civilized countries to a greater or less
extent with :, m1eniaI class of EN-.
{, n,oves W1,efl,er salary that would
ia considered fair would remove
from the ordinary Pullman porter the
hunger for ,aips is another question to
ma i7ahst al ~ +1k, Sam ~ 3 ..tima Ii ma
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

dent Samuel Spencer of the Southern
road in a rear end collision a day or
two ago. In ordinary cases of wreck
the construction Of private and Pull
man cars is such that it affords The
greatest projection possible to the
occupants, but in the case In Ques-
ton the private car. of the president
was struck squarely by the engine
CT another train and was destroyed
by fire before its occupants who had
not been killed outright could be
rescued.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
Et!-.F. z ~ - = 5-.i S SCI :
Sale OF Land.


8 Notice is hereby given, that under authority
Of an order of sale granted by the Hon. Nd
County OF Bnrleigb. in the State OF North Dako-
ia, Dated the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1906. the
undersigned, the exeeutrix Of the estate of
William Frick late of the county of Dallas
and state Of Iowa, deceased. will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to
confirmation BY the Judge ofsaid County Court
the following described land, to-wit: 5$5:t
n The northwest quarter and the north half of
the outhwest quarter of section thirty yes635}
in township one hundred forty two north t142Nl
of range eighty west iSGW) Of the 5th principal
meridian in Burleigh county, North Dakota.
n The sale will be made on or after the i4th day
of December, A. ID. 1905. + 5 sS s sS
81 All bids must be in writing, and may he left
at the Office ef ,. j. Registrar in the Webb
Block in the city of Bismarck, North Dakota
Or fled with the Judge Of said county court, or
delivered to the undersigned personally.
# sS Al 5l5af JOSIE b. sFRICK. Il,
a 55s 5Sza333 s. Executrix of the estate OF
EE5 8 hi u III Z. William Frick, deceased.
9 Dated November 18th, A. D. 1905.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
AND NOTICE 81 HEARING
PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL. n

State of North Dakota, County Of Bur
leigh E4tI.f.s$S II ~ 81; NJ a7g5
y. n County Court, before Hon. M. j.. Nc:
Kenzies judge. &,3 = e$|S
~ In the matter of the estate of Nelson Boards
ley, deceased. INK @&% E% s%%aa
a Caroline b. Woodruff, Nelson B. Burr, Nell
son B. Eldred and George Underwood, petit
TONERS. # gS5: !.tA9g + An E. Sd l$$5:
Emily 3. Flint. James Powers Flint Fred
serick Wilson Flint, Jr., Robert Philip Flint
Frances B. Andrews, William S. Andrews
Caroline B. Woodruff, Alice B. ILLS, Alice B.
ruff cornelia Ross, Frances B. Burr, Nelson
b. Burr, Calvin Burr, Mary D.. Beardsiey,
Marietta B. Eldred, Augusta B. Muir, Emily
T.. Stewart, The Auburn City Hospital. Al
burn, New York, respondents. 4; S 81
The state of North Dakota, to the above
named respondents and al persons Interested
in the estate of Nelson Beardsley, deceased:
You and each IF you are hereby notified
Nelson B. Eldred- and George Underwood, the
petitioners herein, have filed in this court a
copy of the last will and testament of Nelson
Reardsley. late OF the city of Auburn, in
the county Of Gayuga, and state Of New York.
deceased and thesprobate thereof in the state
Of New FORK. duly authenticated. with their
petition praying. for the admission to probate
of said document as the last will of said de.
ceased. and. for the issuanc 10 Caroline B
Woodruff Nelson b. Burr. Nelson B. Eldred
| and George Underwood Of letters Testament
AIRY thereon, and that the said net;tion and
proofs of said purported viii will be heard
and duly considered by this court an Monday,
the I4th day of anuary, Il "a. D. 1907, a,
10 o'clock IN the forenoon of that dav, al
1 the courtrooms of this court in the city oil
/ Rismarrk county of Burieigh and state o.
North Dakota and II III nv
tEs You and each of yon are hereby cited Il
| be and appear before this court at said finn,
Eaud place and answer said petition and show
4 cause. if any there be, why the prayer Of sail
] petition should not be granted NJ &
1 BY the court, 8{ 49,
4 & Il M. y. ~ Mckenzie.
4 6Sea1e Judge of the County Court.
4 Dated the 1st day Of December, AZ ID. 1906
4 r. H REGISTER n ssSs.s
Attorney for petitioners Bismarck, NJ 70, Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

Congress convenes Monday. The
session does not give promise of be-
ing as interesting as the last session,
but President Roosevelt will doubt
less furnish . enough suggestions in
his message to insure public interest,
The presidents rumored suggestions
fer the penalizing of swollen fortunes
by the imposition of a direct tax
would supply congress with enough
material for debates. equalling those
over the maximum rate law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
Chr 8is,narek grilatte.
sY NJ. H. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

b .H
Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
d, Bismarck, North Dakota, Is delivered by
carrier 10 all parts of the city at SO cents per
alonth, or Sc per year. The duily sent to any
address in the United States or Canada. post.
age prepaid, S. per year; s2.5o for sax
months; sI.25 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con-
shining a summary OF the. news of the week
local and foreign-particular attention being
raid to state news. Sent to any address, post
aye paid, for 81 for one year; SO cents for six
months; 25 cents for three months.
VIZ The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
saper in the state--Weekly established June
IL, 1878; Daily established In 1881. II has
wide circulation and S a desirable adve, us
ing medium. Being published at the capital
of the state it makes a feature OF state news
of seIni-ofieial character, and IS therefor,
particularly interesting to all who desire to
keep the run of state afsairs-poiitica1. social
and business. 'fN .a. III " T..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03
Wray Sells out.

I Hazelton Republican: Another BUSH
ness change occurred in Hazelton last
Saturday when John Wray sold his
interest in the Hazeltdn Mercantile
Co. to W. NJ. Matthews. Mr.. Wray!
has not yet decided upon plans for the the
future. 5SssS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

Walsh County Record Trail coun-
ty voted to sell it's poor farm. It
wasn't poor farm either. but good
farm, and paupers did so well on 1t
that they are no longer in need of
county aid and the poor farm was in
the way, and so it will be sold. IA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

e If the Steele Ozone will put on a
new dress, or get new press. or
warm up the press room and put on
a new roller on the hand press
would be, a mighty readable sheet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

Twenty years ago Bismarck demo-
Gratis were active. They met and re-
solved against "carpet-baggers," and
petitioned the national administration
to appoint only actual residents of
Dakota to office in the territory.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

The Chicago Record Herald says
that il dealing with the administra-
tive aspect Of the Torrens system Of
land titles two essential features
have been made onlinant' -.
alanne1y rapidity and accuracy
without which any system of land
registration is imperfect The sys-
tenn is a success. III ought to be
adopted III North Dakota. me meas
ilre has twice passed one house OF
the legislature and AZ the last session
would have besom a law except for
the fact fhat It reached the senate
too late id the last days It he ses-
sion to BE taken out Of It's regular.
cisder It IS bored It viii be one of
tiae early measures considered at the
forthoo naing session and that its con
Ion VIII BE given the atten-
ton HIS Importance deserves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

The Bdinburg Tribune has changed
hands. Attorney J. ]. sampson is the
new editor and proprietor.
The News at Imperial, is a new
paper in Williams county BY John W.
Schnitzler. fss sss:s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

The Devils Lake IntersOcean says
that Judge Bngerud ought to go on
the lecture fied-after he resigns
subject: Showing Contempt for Ones
Own Court. - #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

B, Irvine, Frank Haas, VIM. Jones.
New members: Earle Smith, Jay
Smith, Earl Atha. j. a. Lang, Fred
Pfaff, A. H. Irvine. W. s. Williams,
w. e. Cole. Elmer Anderson, L.
.Du Heaume. "A. G. Remele. 3s
A meeting of Linton Lodge was
held last evening, at which the fol.
lowing officers were elected and In
stalled: c. IA. Moorman, D. D. G. c.;
Chris Winterton, D. G. NJ. at A., and
F. J. Haas, D. G. p, conducting the
installation: $3.50 Xiii, .3-s ... .:,5t.E..
g, G. C.--L. A. Weatherby. a
( ". Clint O. Smith. ,5.#ssS d III
Prelate Claude O. Smith.
NJ. of WI. Mende1owitz 81
!. X. of r. S.Peter Wittmayer. &
NJ. FL. A. Lang. ..5
NJ. 81 Earle Smith. #!
NJ. at A.Earl Atha. =5.5
L G A. H. Irvine. % ~
o. Clay Smith.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

The DEVILS Lake Journal has be-
gun the publication of an evening
daily edition. 4. ssi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-03

81 1t appears, according to the annual
report Of Secretary Wilson of the
department of agric culture, that the
American farmer leads the procession
of prosperity. He has sold in the
past year nearly a billion dollars
worth OF his products to people of
other countries, and there is a trade
balance Of nearly half a billion dol
lars In his favor His farm property
Is worth nearly twenty-three billions
of dollars and me HAS enjoyed a
prosperity beyond measure The
secretary of agricult ure truly says in
commenting upon the standard of liv-
ing Of the farmer today: s: $
The farmers standard Of living lis
rising higher and higher. He is be-
coming a traveller, and he has his
telephone and his daily mail and
: newspaper His life is hea1thfuI to
body and sane to mind, and the noise
and fever of the city have not become
the craving of his nerves, nor his
ideal of THE everyday pleasures Of
life. Al new dignity has come to agri
culture, along with its economic
strength; and the farmer has a new
horizon far back of that of his prairie
and his mountains, which Is more
Z promising than the skyline OF The
city There are many evidences thai
the people are ready to join in a da,
II OF feverenf and Joyous THANKSGIVING
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Wptmeifter beranbf,

g. Is. Suuts, Boftmeiiter in &is
uert0n. Sa., nerlOr beinabe iein See
ben uno muroe allen Comforts be-
raubt. laut fDlaenoem Uriefe: Set
20 Sabren litt ib hrDniih at, Der Sc.
Der, woourh ih einen ibperer Mn.
fau BON @elbiudt batte. Wein Nrat
ueriGrieb electric 8itters uno ih
muroe aeheilt. Sidere Sur fir @als
le, Neuralaie, Shmdbe, Maaen..
2eber= 0ieren= uno 8laiens 2eioen,
Blu baben bel NoDlph 9reiB uno +.
&alteper & Sohn. so Gents.
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CHARLES Sbooman an @liiabetb Sboo.
man, gliiabetb S6DDman an Sobn, Sa.
cob, Srant, CHARLES, Barbara unb gmmu
Sh0oman, beribiebene @runoftiide 8tpt-
iben Der 0bern 2abor 9itb unb benz San
NntOniD 6luiie; uebertra9ungen in Splge
bDu BeiiBDerteilun9; lie 81.
linton @iierlob an 9uoo Sled, 9runoe
itid in Der Sadberrb StraBe; $3.50.
@e0 8 8radenribse an bic San yin.
tonio Sbulbebbroe, @runoitiid an Der
BrUoflpn Nbenue; 81.
9ermann S &id uno Srau an Mis
&atie . SadI0n, @runoitid an Der Mea<
rita Mpenue; $3.50.
8anfrDttemaiie BON Sp Stude an Mrs
6 Moper, @runbfid an Der gde Der
Netpton unb Der Goliab StraBe; $500.
3be0 aunsmann an % S 8aIIon, Mns
iprfcbe auf elm @runbftiid an Der Wpros
Slores StraBe; $35.
$ 6 Silbebranot an Us s Cor uno Sohn
Gilbert, @ruubihid on Sf Craig Blace;
$4,000.
gmilp 6 8bitinotDn an " 6 Siloe.
brandt. &niprihe auf @runotid in 8lpd
1852; 5000.
Sacob Stabl an Sranf gDren, @runos
ittid in %glmenoorf; SIS.
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MQerIef.
= Sc lift cine 8eueguna i'm San

- gs lift cine 8etpegung i'm @ans
ae, cine N%bftimntung oariiber absu.
balten, Db Die 8iirger pDn Berar
COUNTY itb cine Spesialiteuer BON Is
Gents auferlegen mDuen. beren grs
trag fir Die grbaltun9 Der 2anbftras
fen beitin1att fein iou.
- Die @refuttp : 8eb1roe Der
rDauabters Of tie &epublic" bat in
elmer in 6uuitor abgebaltenen Sit,
ung Die &eiianati0n bes SRI. Dris=
cUQ anaenDmtter uro Trau @Qar
auf sfuei Sabre gum &uitpoen Der
Mlattt0 errtQnrt.
- Nuguft Nbr BON bier lit su eiz
mem Der Gicez 8rdlioenten Der State
Seberation Of 2abur" eruablt pDrs
ben.
IS. g. BariIb. elm fruberer
&onoutteur Der @alpefton, 6arrtss
burg & San MntoniU 8ahn, Der Die
8abnz SeieIihaft auf Shabenerlab
nertlaat bate, neil er in ibrerl
Dieniten perunalidt lei, bat $10,s
600 sugeiproben erbalten.
- Nm 5amftaa finoet oas leBte
Lenders Snititute" in oieiemS hul=
iahr itatt.
- gbarles 8. 8aB, Der YorIibenoe
oeS bemDtratiiden gretutiofDmite'8
unieres g0untp's, bot cine Ser
iammluna oes &umite's auf ben Is.
SUM einberufen, utt pffi5ieu bic Nb,
baltuna ber Brimdrmablen arsuDro.
men. @leibseitia madt er betannt,
6aB oieie @ablen am %. Suli itatt=
finoen merben unb oaB ale &anois
baten, bic iib UNI Die oemDtratiIde
HDminatiDn bemerben, oas biz gum
16. SUM- inn, ais benz 8Driibenoen
oes 3omites, mitteilen miifien.
- Wir batten oas Bergniiaer
Serrn 9r. Sanns 9eina gmers,
ben befanntett beutiben Dihter uno
Sbriftiteaer, Der iih auf Der Durd1s
reiie bon Werito nit leiner auh
ais Shriftiteuerin befannten sSrau
@emablin uno etner, 5reunoe, benz
&unitmaler 6ubert aus Berlin,
eine1 Sag bier aufbielt, in un1erer
Office be1riiBen 81 fBnnea.
- Sobnnie SarriS, elmer Der Sum
gen, Die pDr einiger Belt eine orDBere
Bartie SeioentDffe aus einem Glen
babnwa9en in Wacopna itQblen, lit
BPM @Ouperneur begnaoiat mDroer.
6arris lit i@0n su alt, UNI nah Der
GefOrmldule aeididt gu tperoer uno
mar oesbalb 81 stuei Sahren 2uhts
baus perurteilt tuoroen.
9te lebte 8ant in ben Dffenen
acknowledgements lit fiir &auber
reierpiert mDrben.
- Sn Der lebten Sibuna Der ftdos
tiihen Sanitdtsbeb6roe purben &las
gen oariiber laut. baB neribieoene
Ierste Die 2ooeacertifitate ri9t in
Der ribtiaen Weiie ausftelIter unb
in ibner niht aenau iaeten, poran
Der &rante geftorben let uno pb er
elm permanenter BeuDbner Der Staot
gemeien poer fih nur seitmeiie bier
%aufaebalten babe. Die Witelieoer
Der 8eb6roe ftno init &eht Der Ins
fiht, oas ourb bic Ger0ffentlibung
iOlher ur1genauer Certificate Die
Staot Sbaoen erleioet. 6uffent(id
iino tie i'm Stanoe, burfsuleben,
oaB BEL Der Iusfteluna BET S9eine
tanftig NIT ar0Berer Sorafalt Der.
fahren tpiro.
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Wte TIT Dtes

gir bieten einbanbert Dollars geIobuuna tHr e.
ben Gal bon Ratarrb, Der nt1t burd Ginnebmer
pom 9alt's Ratarrb=R 9ebeiIt weroer
tann.
s. 3. Gbenen & 6 o.. Giaeat., Soleoo, ..
Leit ben lebteu Is Sabren getann! uno balten ibr
fir ooatommen ebrenhaft in alien 8ei6dftsperbano-
lun9en ilno ~iinarlBiell befdbigt, ole bon ieiner Girmu
elngegangenen DECENTRALIZATION 3i erfhQen.
Malotng, Rtnnan 8 Marpin, @roBban=
bells SroauifeH. SoleSo, 8.
@al's Ratarrb=8ar pirb innertid senommen unt
Hidden oes Spfens. 3eu9nifie frei oerian6t. 9reis
IS Gents FIR Die 8lai6e. 9ertauft bon alien apo-
tbeterh.
siebmt Sau's Tasntiseu.8sa ea fir gsraopFurtQ
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berhat0elte BON t1grt aus NIT t9ftt
iiber ben Intauf leiae8 Sntereties an
benz Blatte. Wir Rinigten uns uber
ben Breis; ih ibernahnt auBeroet1
cine fir Die Gerhdltniffe rieiige Shuls
oenlait bes Blattes, mDate ieeDm uies
Der tGtig iein, muBte in etnett mir
s~ulaaenoen aeiunoen &Iiuna uobnen
uno 1dentte besbalb ben 0ebenums
ltdnoen uidt Die aebGrige 8eabtunQ.
Sic ,Sreie Brefie" Bate oamals
bic einsige MceioensaD ruGerei in Der
Staot. Iber trubbem Die Breiie bod
ueceu: 1000 aepDbnltbe @eiddftss
tatten wurben nit SO, 1000 afforz
tierte &ehnunesformulare NIT Sill
S12, 1000 8anf=9 epDittenfDrmulare
init $3.50 besahlt. uuroen feline
Brpftte eratelt unb ib ibaffte bieies
9epartertert ab uno beibrdnfte midi
auf bic 6erausgabe Der 8eitunq.
Sehs WDnate D0roem ib nab
| San NntUniu tam, bette Siemerina
Die rS. u. grpreB" bic inn eeb6rte,
an Elm Goniortium BON flint Shrift@
iebern urtt ben Breis BON $1,000 pers
fault. 9ieie 9ransaftiDn bat er ipd'
ter, als er BON ct. 2ouis, uDbi1 er
auf Elm Sahr aeaangen mac, 5urids
tebrte uno mir tpieoer 5uiammenars
beiteten, bdufta genug berent. SIN
September 1883 itarb Siemertna; id
taufte ben Wnteil meines BartnerS
Sci Mann Shul5 uno mur0e Der al
leintae gigentiimer bes Blattes.
Die 2eler Der nSreie Brefie fir
Teras" mtiien uno neroen mir bas
Beuanis ausiteuen. baB i9 bas Blatt
itets auf Der 6Dhe Der Belt gebalten
uno mild bemibt babe, eS 10 Iebrreih
unb tntereffant tpie nur mDglib 81
MAIDEN. Nuh uuroe es BON Belt au
8eit pergrDBert, Biz oas SDrntat Die
iebige @rDBe BON ieh5ebn Soften a1z
genDmmen bat. 9te vSreie Brefie"
rimnt, mad benz urteil aQer meiner
ausndrtigen &oIeaen Der grDBeren
beutiben Bldtter i'm 2anoe, in Der
Deu.ih : amerifaniihen Brefie cine
berporraaenbe SteIune Elm uno ite
fat iih in 2eras iomrl, pie in Mes
rit0 einer aahlrethen 2eiertreis er'
Dbei., auf ben fie nit 6ebt itols 1T.
Sic lift cine 8eituna i'm mabriter
Stnne oes WDrtes, fein bloBes 2otals
blatt. Sic permeioet allen 9lotih
uno gratih unb ldBt in allen 9ingen
elm ~aeiunbes, Dbjettipes urteil pDr=
malten, AUDI 1T Die befolgte genoers
aIaemein suiaaene unb aniprebenb.
Wnertennung gebibrt BEL oieier @es
legenbeit Dem bepdbrten Berional,
oas NIT mir autn Teil felt langert,
langen Sabren, in einem Sale nDue
oreiBig Sabre, aufammer1 arbeitet.
Ser 2eiertreis permebrt fid, Die
Inseigen<B atronage lit aufriebenitels
LEND uuo Die .Treie Breffe" Tam
init ibrem. aIeroings 1ur our9 uts
unterbrDGene angeitrengte Wrbeit er.
aielten @rfolg pDl s%ufrieoen iein.
Nah elmer nierSiaidbrieen gdtia.
feit i'm iournaliitiiben Beruf mag Die
@rmdbnuna Der eieener Ber1Dnlihs
teit neraieben uub Der Gifblif nit
Hahiibt auF9enDmnen tperoen. Das
i'll Der Wunib oes Gerfaifers oieier
8eilen.
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9.

Die Buraer BON Souit0n ia.
ben ourb cine G%bifimmung entiGie:
ben, oaB Die Staot Die @a1iertperte
taufen iul. Clio Stimrner1 puroer
fir ben Borlblaa uno 266 geaer
benielben abgegeben. Sn elmer an.
oerer M%bitimnung tperoen bic 8ir-
ger jebt Die Wusaabe bon Bombs i'm
Betraae BON $500, 900 beiblieBeu
miHen. Dieie Sun1n1e bat Die
Staot Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Baar gu besablen. auseroem iber.
rlimmt tie Die B0noihulo Der GeieQs
ibaft i'm 8etrage BON $400, 900.
- Die Birger BON Temple baben
bic Wusaabe pDn Bombs belhlofien,
berer @rtrag aum Beiten Der Sdus
len beftimmt lift. Seine einaiee
Stimme muroe aeaen Die Bpnoaus.
gabe abaeaeben.
- &ommiiidr @arfielo's 8eribt
iiber feline unteriubungen in 8e5uQ
auf bic Oelaeieaihaften lift iebt nera
6ffentliht. Mus oemielber erfeben
mir, baB Die STANDARD Oil Company
ieit ldnaerer Belt cine &afiinerie in
gDrftcaua fontrouiert uno oaB iie
mdbreno Der lebten Sabre Die &ons
troGe iiber Die Gatfinerie Der Secu=
ritp Oil Company in gbailon bel
Beaumont erlangt bat. IS erifties
rem auBer bieien nod nerfdieoene
anoere &afinerien i'm Staate, cine
oerielben, Die ber Gulf &efinina
Company. miro BON oenlelben 2euz
ten tontrDqiert, uelhe bic &untrDue
iiber Die 8. W. @uffeD BetrDleum
Gumpanp ausiiben.
- Sn Sdulenbura uno umaeQeno
bat man amei uno stuansi9 BON ben
Stem PORTER @aiientinoern urteree'
braft.
= Sn Der @Gbe nDr Cameron err
ibDB iib Der b6bmiibe Sarmer
,Srant unoerlep.
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2uft i'm urntuebte, eriann Der beiliee Ser
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unb ihmudlos nDn NuBen, aber aus ben
beilfrdftieiten Snarebiensien suiammen.
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bertraaen tuer6en uno alle Magen> uno
Observation-Disclosures NIT unfehlbarer
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&rduterpiaen finb in alien Npptbeten gu
huben,