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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
EIGHT i' THOUSAND.
lcontinned from page u.

lContlnued irom page %
change today. It was the general
opinion that anything like a length
ened strike would be q simply ap-
palling disaster at this season OF the
year; so great, in fact, that the feel
ing was that It could not possibly hap
pen. The news had apparently no inn
mediate effect on the local wheat
market, but more than one member
remarked that II 1t continued. even for
. short time, It must have bullish
tendency. II Of long duration 1t would
assurediy again complicate the bank
situation as to the crop.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
In an Oklahoma Wind Storm.

r. L. Scott, who owns farm near
Guymon, had quite an exciting expert
ence n the high. wind storm. He was
attempting to get to the storm cave
Just as the wind was at its highest
velocity. = =.
When the storm subsidized Mr.. Scott
was in the brakes of Sand Creek,
three miles from home, having been
blown through thi@e hog tight wire
fences and over sc!:s of the toughest
country in this section. 49,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
The University Of North Dakota
st1 b. az:.. GRAND FORKS, NJ D. .s4e~ ~as gt.fsg
Will Open for its Twenty fifth Annual Session
Tuesday, Sept. a. 1908

f. h the des. and bss
all departments equal Of
TUITION FREE except in the College Of - ~ s.
Bun DS-Ihe University buildings heated bv
and hshtea by electricity New library 81 mines buIdinas
recently been constructed . ~ - ' S1DA.Asss
BOARD with furnished INCLUDING hath u,
Week ihe
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS ~. ..4 Ill., S#@
isasi asss ,ss sss
Psst srsdse Master q Art. a rn
Ssssa as aAs & R
I ss ss
s a. I e .s s.s
COLLEGE or LAW sS%s 4s8sf.
sra L. mThGYsss g. Y IT, Rucu
COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL rNcuSrppp11.
ea 5s Is B g.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
the Colleges ev Engineer C e.,
COLLEGE OF MINING ENGINEERING aschoo u ,
just nns snssng Ensu. j, Mines
North III sb ana testing
COLLEGE MEDICINE = ' sssas 2 :. Dean.
@ s e dwS years oear Il edtas
sly @ ssa Ss I sia I
THE MODEL HIGH SCHOOL - 3 ~ fN'ssaas8 n
a Teachers College four ). .r, h,aa ...
spasah s eoaas nas AZ
Principal w M Bryant
vsrr,, soriurnef information address
! Y sIDS EK MERRIFIEID, Pres, Uniyersitv. NJ. IS
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
A; Practical. Explanation.

"Ah!" sighed the soulful young:
woman, smiling the balmy air,
there's no mistaking the spirit OF
spring in this glorious perfume in the
air" '@ d! s'',.
But" suggested the practical.
young man, maybe that pungent
smell amt SO mysterious. after all, /
think it's the camphor of the last
years suits so many fellows are wear
ing to-day" '.;:t - 's,.1tf ,s,l
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
aaEmsER OF ASSOCIATES PRESS
WORK OF STATE BOARD.

The state board. of equalization
has to do with the most important
matter in state economy, and that is
the final adjustment of values for the
leyying of taxes. It has also to fix
outright the value of railroads and
similar property for purposes Of the
assessment, and as the railroads pay
about a seventh Of the total taxes of
the state, this is duty involving no
small responsibility. We have. un-
fortunately we think, had in the past
too much of tendency to make po-
litical capital out Of this or that
action of the state board as it involv
ed the valuation of railroad proper
ty We: have had too many people,
not charged with the duty of assess
ing this property and having taken
no oath to see that that duty was
done under the laws of the state and
In fairness with the assessment OF
all other property, quick to criticise
how this valuation should be fixed.
Responsibility is apt to bring con-
servatism, and the man who is ready
to decide a question when his de-
cision has no weight or Importance
is likely to take view different
from that he would take If he were
actually In the place OF the man fix
ing the valuation. III ..,s-
All property in the state must and
should be assessed at its value as
compared with all other property.
That is to say that IL one class of
property must nay on twenty per
cent of its value, all classes Of prop
erty must pay on twenty per cent.
There is no law under which one
class of property shall be assessed at
Q higher proportion Of its real value
than another. There must, of course,
be some slight disposition, because
it is not possible exactly and truly
to ascertain the real value Of all
classes of property. But this pro-
portion is due to a necessary in
accuracy of value and not to in
tention "a
The tribune has maintained and
still maintains that the state boards
Of the past ten years have done their
best to adjust values on an equitable
basis. They have sought to discover
. the value of various classes of prop
erty and assess all classes of prop
erty proportionately. If there are
facts and figures to prove that there
has been a disproportion of valuation
these facts should be presented to
the board and the board should act
upon them, as they deem such ac-
ton justified by the nature of the
facts and figures, disclosed. If the
best information at hand discloses
that railroad property has been val
ned at a figure in keeping with the
valuation Of other property, then we
should not encourages public senti-
ment that would disapprove such a
course, merely because the property
In consideration is CORPORATE prop
erty. Let us have all interests treat
ed alike. And let us have for time
. presentation of the real facts in
the cases irrespective of prejudice,
feeling or political consideration. 6
49, s!a,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05

81. Fourth Ward II. q. Patter-
son, Bismarck, t74); John R. Will
liams, Bismarck, q )';5 G. g. Wachter,
Bismarck, a.: Thos. Cunningham,
Bismarck, "a; John Maassen. Bis
marck, tD;, L. Bell, Bismarck, a..
So. Fifth Ward-F. j. Mccormick,
Bismarck, 1881; P. F. Wilcox, Bis
marck, (23); John Homan, Bis
marck, (15). d.. i
50. Sixth Ward-A. VanHorn,
Bismarck, (29); VIM. Laist,; Bis
marck, (29); VIM. jaeger, Bismarck,
c2e),
The above represents the three
| committeeman from each precinct,
which received the highest number,
of votes, except where there is a tie
| vote. ~. III a u 3s3,S. g&s | s+4,. sss5@
Democratic Precinct Committeeman.
Wild Rose-olaf Feltheim, Brad
dock, (1). > -.
Long Lake,. F. Mont, MONT.
~. :.
,Morton--Lee Dralle, Brittin, ID;
M. M. ,Dralle. Brittin, (2); G.. A.
Funston, Brittin, ~; Geo. J. Day,
Brittin, a.; e. =. Stark, Brittin,
(D. %: s7as.@E j
Telfer-J. ,C.a7 Richey, Glencoe,
(); Jos. Gagner, Brittin, ~.
Missouri-Jas B. Alsbury, Stew
artsdale. e11.s !, ,@ ..'% ........
Lincoln-Robt. Clark, Bismarck,
az. 81, ~, fEaf5. sa ..8#s 4. ,s%
i White-N. M. Marvel, Sterling,
(3); F. 3. Ruddy, Sterling, (3); e.
B. Lash, Sterling, t3).. ....
,Thelma-J. H. Riley, Driscoll,
~; Frank Morgan, Driscoll, ~. /:
Driscoll--W.. O.. Laughlin, Driscoll,
O; Geo. Gil1ett, Driscoll, a.; J.
E. Armstrong, Driscoll. ~. =.
Mckenzie. w. Friddle, McKen.
zie, co; Jerry sweeny, Mckenzie,
| CO.,. Frank Wilton, Mckenzie, (5);
Hay Creek-W. e. Breen, Bis
marck,, 90. .s..s,z.1 RI. sj4..
Burnt Creek--Philip Harvey, Bis
marck, l); Frank; Kocher, sather
(2); Robt. Yeater, Arnold, ~; F,
Harvey, Bismarck, (D.
Frances-John Forrister, Frances
(2); John Mccormick, Frances
~. i
Clear Lake-T. E. Townsend, Dris.
coll, (s);j Henry Nelson, Driscoll
(2); B. F. Parsley, Driscoll, (3).
Cromwell--Jas.t Watkins, Crom.
we'll. (2>.
Crofte--Ira j. Falkenstein, Bald
win, (2); VIM. Fricke, Baldwin
co; John Hooper, Baldwin, (2). +
Glen viewT. A.. Gallagher, Bald.
win, 1D; l.. A. Larson, Wogonsport
(D; Ed. Richards, Baldwin, (2). I.
Painted Woods-S. "A. Tibbits
Painted Woods, ~; John A. John
son, Painted Woods, ~; s. "A. Pet
erson, Painted Woods, "a. Il. .,,s..=...
I Ecklund-M. Windmiller, Wilton
(2);. H. Falkenstein, Wilton, t2);
John Keifer. Wilton, (2). .z.'.@.
:. Ghylin-J. F. Perkins, Trygg, (s);
9. K. Olson, Trygg, (s);s sigmund
Rupp, Wilton. (s).. ~, /. i. 3
Highlands. r. Farley, Unknown
:. ID; F. Y. Perkins, Trygg, (1); Jay
Perkins, 9Trygg, (1). HI
Harriett-J. G.. Thomas, Arena
(2J; Fl. A. Mutchler, Arena, :, (I;
VIM. D. Deckert, Driscoll, ~.
Estherville7s. M Ferris, Wilton
. (3). H. C. w. .Uhde, Wilton, a.. j..
i First Ward H. Asselstein, Bis
marck, (1J; e. X. Bull, Bismarck
{)';; a." W. Eppinger, Bismarck
i ~. @s32
Second Ward-P. e. Byrne, Bis
marck, 90; Chas. Glitschka, Bis
marck, 60; F, r. smyth, Bismarck
: az: Frank Reed, Bismarck, ~. n
Third Ward-Frank Reed, Bis
! marck, (2); John A. Larson, Bis
marck, (2); F. e. Young, Bismarck
y (4). I.:.
Fourth Ward-Thos. Cunningham
Bismarck, ..(2). s .5@5 q i s., 4.
Sixth Ward Jacob Horner, Bis
s marck (1l. VIM. lager Rismar rclr
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05

Mr.. Glatt of the Philadelphia store
at Fargo, will conduct the great bank
rupt sale of Barbie Bros stock short
~. Keep an eye out for the sale.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
The Women Men Like.

The Women Men Like. VI,
Deep down in his heart every man
has a horror of the blue stocking
a dread Of the "clever" woman. He
likes the woman to whom ne can al.
ways 60 for sympathy. 't@sztf.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.

G4&>N ~ -
elaborate order Q
rose pink china silk
can be used for Its
construction q anld n q
cluny insertion used
to finish the neck
and sleeves.
Another pr tty$
mode is to finish q
turquoise blue
French flannel with
a buttonhole seal. !.
loped edge and g g,
good sized polka dot
embroidered a In each
scallop with white
silk. The pla In
space on each side
Of the tucks can BE-
ornamented In q.
dainty foral design
In the same color as
the scanop. = 4. .
II one has not
sufficient time for
so much hand work
the neck and sleeves
can be finished With
bias bands Of the
same material pret-
hly braid e d In
whitesoutache. The
new bordered ma
terials are. excep-
tionally pretty when
deftly handled and
are no more expen-
sive than the ordi-
nary prints.
II. These dainty sac cks
can always be made
at home even by
the inexperienced
because they require
no fitting and all
that is necessary to
have them appear
we'll Is that they
be neatly finished
and of becoming
!, col'o,rss color, Skirts are
required for wear
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Glcuclnno's Nnocnfcn occhrt.

Rem Dorf 4. Gcicmber.
IN Scr hcitiNcn Groifmrnlalibul1
Der oNiiociution bon &cbcnapcriid1e-
rtnAa NrGiiOcntcn" mllrbe cine sc
0Gdltnibicicr SIT gbren bcs p%crItorbc.
ltcn @roucr Glcuclnnb gcbalten. Sr.
Glcpclolb mar Noriibcr Der Niiocius
ton mobrcno Der ~ Sabre, mcld)e
6nlld,cn ibrcr @riinbrmg mo ieincm
Go0c uerItrid)cu. Tua Grogronnm
umidloB Hcbcn oca Nrn. Ndlll Mor.
ton ErGlioclten Der Equitable Siic
NiIltrancc Co." mo hca Gr. Sobn
$. Ginlcp, FrGiiocntcn oea r9icm.
Jorf Gitp College; ollbcrorn mllrS
Den Shrcihcn bcs ebcnloligen Nicc.
Er0iiocnten 2l0lni &. Stepenion.
@ofc Smlith'9 nno 0ilorD #. Scr.
bcr'o pcrlcicn. Die bciocl 2ettcren
morcn brfonntlid) Mitglicocr bc9
Glcrclol0'idcn &nbincts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

ncr gSctie 81 bcrperfIteligcn sic De-
@efnbr BON Grfrnntun9en inter ocl
Solonten III sSolgc OeS ploBIihcn Sell.
marucdliclS nit @rfolA CntQcaeu tritt.
Eraiibentcnboti DAFT om
Gd)i item Itcnitn9.
SSlc bcllte h2tonnt Ncgcbcn mllr0c.
miro Oic &ubrcsbotlhnft 0Cs YrGii
rcntcn an Den GongrcB ~unitutt Oil
MoutnN, Gem Gr0ifmmAatogc otS
%&on1relIea. crit am IicnIto0 sur Der
lCllul1 0clun0Cn. Nm WtontnQ mirh
iid) ser Scnut mmittclbur nob Gr
ncnmun0 cinca GonitC'2. Gas Dem
Nr1iicentrn non scr Groiimn10 Der
S~Ciiion NiittGciluna modem ipIl, lno
Der &ercibiAunA Ginger llcllcr Ytit
llicOer Dem !%lnocntcn S1nutor Nui
ion'@ III Ghrcu u%crtaNcn.
Spreher Cannon CrtlGrtc, ou@
Nul2 milr0r llud GrncnunnN Der 81
mitc'n lnto GcrtiriGlm0 Der 0titNIic.
Der in ser SiGumg iortiohrcu. N?r
GicnItuN miro notwithstanding lcOi4liA
Ser &crIcilm0 Der @otiduit Oca ErG-
iiGCnten gcruion2t ieill.
banana VI eOuillcn.
Ger Gntluuri iiir bic WicNoIllcn. Die
NnNcitcnteu bci'm Ynnumntunolbou
nod 6peii1hrigcr 0icnitjtit uerlicbcl
lperocn iollcn, iii icBt icrtiG 0cltcllt.
Sic Mc0uiuc. il @ron5c 1corbcitct.
bat cine @r0Bc Don unocrtboIb 3olt
i'll GurGmciier mo ieiat ollf Der CT
men Scitc SOS Eprtroit oc2 ErGliEcn
ten NooIeuclt, oli Der unocrcn StttJ
elmo Nnliht 0ea Gltlebru Glrd)ltid)c>
ais Der &ogelifou nud Der &ollcll
Dung 02a Sulala nit 0urd)tubrenDcN
Gnmpicrn. Nic Mcouilc miro an q
ncr Spun0c QCtrnRcn, u1O filr ic0ca
lpeitcrc &nbr DER Gicnit5cit miro cine
i"uritcrC SpnngC biniuNciiigt.
Ncuc pc5iol.N urfG.
Observation-Disclosures Wcncr hot bic
nclIc Observation-Disclosures Nrieinlorie
0pprobirt. GtC iii Cen nudhItCn SuAcH
olta0cNcbc1 mCrGGn miro. Si2 lit
BON ser QcQclmGrtiQcn Mortr icbr
pcridieben ulO mcbr I'M @eifnloG
Irnn50iiid)cr Nri,fmnrfcn Gc6oltcn.
nit GROCER &mit ola1cfiibrt II. Nod)
GltGerit ciniudl, Sic miBt cIncn ;}oIl
in 0cpicrt lno lit Don OlnnfclBrilncr
Snrbc. S,llcr iibcr bic &prGcrltitc lid
critrcdcn0, lit 0lif Scr Ntorfc Gin Iii
pcrSluciN obNcbilbrt. Ocii9n @ldttcr Il.
nc Mfcrfurfoppc umnpin0Cn. Gilc mn
Tricbcn iumboliiircnb. &n Der obcrtt
Ode linfa hctillOCt lid) bn3 ,}ctd)tl
49," mGbrcno an Scr mntTcn Gdc
rcd)ts in Nrobcn 9llditubcn Die ySorte
III. z. loituNc Spcciul Grliucrn"
nllfAeNrIdt ill0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
National Srgnniiation Oce SNgs
Scs .Scrrm.

Yittaburh va, /. lcj. -
Ter Gonpcnt Der oSunboD Sbler.
poltce @orfcre," mcIdcr icit Mon-
toy bier IN Sltlng it, tom jllnl NIB
id)lub, rtnf0cm MN bic notbi1en
Sd)ritte gctbon, nm nit Der oNnc,
ricon Snbbotb Union" ais 9olia ci-
ne groBc notionolc Organization jlt
Qriinbcu, mcld)c Den Nonlcn oSoro'H
Eop 9luinncc Of tbc llnitco Stotca"
tro9cn ion. &n Der Sd)IlBiiBnn1
hicIt Hcp. d, 6rcb. ). Stonlcp ans
Mem Oorf cincn %ortra9 iibcr ooa
Shenu Gas SonntoaS &cict Der
Der. Stnatcn." mnbci CT cine &ortc
ser Ger. Stnotcn nlrfluica, mcld)c flur
5ci9tc, in mcld)cn Stooten 0aaSomn-
tngs1cicb b~cpbnG)tct miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Golltjion AMI Der NJ cre p,
%ipcrpooI,4. Ic}. - Ter BET
glide Compiler u6ric5lanb" Don Der
REQ 5tor 2iuic lit bier ulri OcrNier-
len nit Dem Camper .ltrm Eioncer"
}uiammcn1citoBcn. Ncioc Sd)ifie
trllcn Shoocn bopon. Der y6rics.
lou0," melhcr I'M 6luiic ppr Alnfcr
lag. muroc bon Dem ,9tcm Eionecr"
unAcramt. Ger leBtcrc Compiler
pcrlor burd) Oic N3lrht oco 2lnproQa
cilcn ieincr Multc, Der iibcr @nro
i~tiir}tc. Ger o6~riealonO" mrr0c MIR
Icidt bclddOi1t.
GS miro ortrcfOrmirt.
Yctinn 4. Gc5cmbcr, - &n eli
ncnl bclltc nl~laQcAcbcnCn tuilcrIid)cn
GrloB mud)t iid) Die HcQierlng Der
bin0lid). Die BON bcm %peritorbcnen
&oiicr Allung 0iii cinQclcitctc &olitit
mcitcr}lliilbrcl. b%cion0er@ 0u2 Yro
qronuL nod Dem nud) Nblalr Don 3
&obrcn ocm HcidJc cine &crioiiuug
Ocuuhrt luCr0cIt inll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Err Grmuronng icincr SSdjtcr anGc'
flat.

M0rfcb Srcc. Arf.. /. 9c5. 80
Mnt. OicGrorn1. cine Spi1tncret-Nr'
better. lit bicr inter Dem &croad't
pcrhaftct morocn. icinc Sodjter Scono
mo Gli5nbctb. Ichs, rcip. nd)t Sabre
alt, pcrgiItct it bnhcn. @eioc MGo.
hel iturbcr geltcrn slbcno, fllr5c 3eit
rod Der Antrnllt ihrea &otera III lei
ncr NobluulN. inter orobcr Sdlnler.
jcu. Ter Wcian9cne lit nm lcincr
Sldcrbcit milen nod, &oneaboro &c.
brod't luor0cn. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
NcMcrsbrmnit in Gcntrnlia.

Gentrolio. En., i. Gc5enlber.
Gin mobrcno Der lettct 3todIt bier
oltsgcbrod)cnco 6cllcr lcgtc Drci @Gll-
l%cr1epicrtc in Mcrjct Der Stobt III
ald,c mo mndjte 90 Somilien obbod,-
los. Ter 9rnnO cntitollo IN eincrl
@eb1ltoe, mcldea iiir cine Sd)ollitcl-
hung beipe8lld)cr @ilocr belll,st lpitr.
DC, mo c2 ucrbrcitctc iif raid lpcitcr
inter ocn benodbarten @olS9ebGils
ben. Ter 8~eiommtidooen miro olti
100000 acldl1bt. Sic Stbgebromn.
terL !ueId]c III bcn meiiten 5Sdllen ole
Sausaerdtbld)aften %perIorcl,, boben
~uorlauii1c llnterfnnit g~eiitnben.
Mnngel on &nIier luor Den 9oidper-
ilidlen hiuoerlid,.
Yafc iir'. anslunn beiurat e. Raine, Pr
4l3, GHsSatttnpreffr. uabc Suitpm Npuir.Huc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Observation-Disclosures niiS Nci;cr actDotct.

2ittlc God. 9lrf., /. 0cicubcr.
Ger E%crionenjuQ 9tr. Is Der Mot
SSlono.Sobn" Cttglciltc belltC, nah.
reno er nit boiler Wcid)uinoiQfcit
iltbr. bel elmer Weidc nnbc Mcrr'@
StotioL 5molf MciIcn 0itlit Don
bier, Sofomotipiilbrer Soiepb @enp.
bill lulb Ncijcr 5. Eclgrom murbcn
%0ctobtet, m0brenb Die EnIiogierc nit
Dem Sd)rcdcn bnunn fnmen. Die
llrladc Der Gnt9lcillnq lit nod, nid)t
icltleitcQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Inter luciecr Ncfc.

Glcuelun0, D, /. S%cien1bcr.
- SIN uorolidcn Ohio berrldt bclltc
cit lpiltbenocr SdncciturmL meldlcr
iriib MorgenS cintrnt unb Den 90.
hcn rnldl nit mebreren 3pl Sdrnec
bcocdtc. Ger Selcgrapbcnoicllt lurO
bic @ciorbcruna bon 3iiacn lpcrocl
rurd) oen Stilrm bctrGdtlidl CT.
ldlmCrt.
Gbit0Rn /. Ecjcmbcr.
%Sollcr, SdncC luno ltiirnliidcs Met.
fer lc1tcn hclltc Den telegropbiidlcll
Scrtehr 3UllAen bier mo EittSbur9
!ohnr. M ollcn onoercn Gid)tiulaell
War Der GCrfebr normal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Wcidlcnfc nne China.

va bin9ton :. e.. /. Sc5,
- Nrul Nid)olaa Songlportb, God
ter bcp ErGiibelten Hoolepclt. erbiclt
hclltr pom Dem Spe5iol : @~cionbtcn
luul Sboo III cin pnn benielbcn
nit aus Gi1u 9cbrnd)tca. prod)tpollea
&oor ilnpclcltbcicBter 9%lrmb1nocr. elm
@citent Scr ucrItorbencr auiierin
Don Gbinn. mcldjcr sSroll 2ongmortb
COomula nod Sri. Gooieuclt) Dor
Ctlidlcn Snbrcn cincn Scilld) obItnt=
tctc. ais lie nit Dem Sefret1r Soft
nod bcn Ebilippinen nlO Gbirn
rctilc. Gang Sboo vi brodlte ailf)
ctlidc Er1icntc fir Srmu Hooicuelt
lmo ocn Eroliocntcn. burllnter nreh.
rcrc Nunbert @drloc d)iielild)er Site.
rntrr. Die 9cttcrcn meroen. mie man
NInibt. ser Gonarcb.S ibliothef eilt.
uCrlcibt lUcrDell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Hnbc in Bort al EriHcc.

Dem m%l0lilflid)cn 6rcltug. 60 Gr.
Brdiioent Noro Nlcrin bclicbt
iiN nod &omolco.
Nprt AT ErincG @oDtI, |.
GCicmbCr. Vic N0d)t pcr1trtdl
rlbil in Bort an Erincc. acincrlci
Sr0mmN<orllu1cn c%reignctcn lidl.
mo mnlt hniit ulti bol0iIc Mic0cr.
bcritcQlnl uormulcr 3nlt1n0c. Gcr
ollrdb bic YlilnoGruHg IN Der porlct.
ten 9ind)t %cntltol0cnc Sd)0ocn miro
olri $25O,000 Qcid0Gt - cInc crlor-
me Sltmmc fiir 0ic bontcrottc &allpt.
itu6t rlnc2 b%untcr0ttcn Stu0tc2. &c.
lcrul Simon, Der Tilhrcr Der Ncpo.
m~tiol12urmec, hat lcincn GIn}uJ in
Eieii3cr StoOt ollf morAcu pcrlhobcn.
SCin N~hcrllnIbc pCrbIctct ihnl, ull
ciiicnI Trcitog %ein}u}icbcn. Nnbcr.
ocm mod)tc cr icincn GIlt}u1 red)t
~0ldu}enb Ncltaltcn mo mill 81 sic.
iCnl 3ypcd ictnc game, 5000 bis 5000
Ninm itnrtc o2lrmcc" conjcntrircn,
Gr hCiin0ct iid) beiltc ctpo Is Wici.
fen pom bier. Gas Sihcrbcit2 So.
mite bot bic Wiuni5ipul EoIIjci rcor-
Quniiirt mo 1loltbt, in Stonoc 81
iciL sic Hlthc 5Il mubrcn.
Niniihtlid Der &rGliorntcmuuhl
itiClcn hclltc uerid]ic0cnc %cocntcn
oui. Mcncrol Simou id)eiH 5tuur
Die Sitltotion 5,t bcberrihcm olIcin
Scncrol Som lit bier o~nNclonGt mo
sic Ncncrdle 6irmin mo 6oudor0
merOcn ltiinoli6 bermurtct. Mul
iiirdjtct, boB bic 9lmcicnbcit oicicr
Siibrcr Gnmpliiir!m2cn ucronIdIicn
t0unte. sErGiiocnt Norb Alerl2
mo sic MiGmcr. mcld)c nit linn 3u-
fIil6t sulf Dem ironjoiiidcn &rru5cr
yIuauup Irpuin" ,illd)ten, ioucn altl
Dem morgcn bicr fGai1en ocutid)cll
Gambler oSibcrin" iibcrtrnQcn mo
ntf linn nuh &in1lton, &onluicu, &c.
brud]t mCr0cn.
Ct. Sbomuo, 9Gniid) Mcit.
&nOicm, /. Gc5cnlbcr. - llcbcr 100
c%rilirtc bopti'idc @olititcr, cinidylicb.
lid 0ca @cnernl~ Sirmiu r3cld)cr IN
1902, ionic i'm Eununr 3. ). an Der
Spibc Don Grbcbrm4cn in Nopti
iton0, iilo DGbrenh Der lcBtcn puor
Gage pom bier nod) Nuutl ubNcrciit.
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@egcu llcbcrtrctung Der Gabatt-
Wcicbc.

u d monb, ga. /. GC5cmber.
Gic .Ghciopcutc mo Nbio-Giicn.
bohn" mo Die 6irnnn u. u. Sobn-
ion 4 50. bcfnu1tcu lid bette 9tnd)
mittng Dor Dem Hid,tcr Mn0oill NIT
Gimuilliai,ng ibrcr Nmuoltc Der
llcbcrtretiurg Der Nubott9eicbc ld)u!
big. Nic Nnbnaeicllifoit mliroc Inn
$4,000, sic iSirmo Inn $500 beItraft.
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JicuOlutiUu in SaluaOur.

u unoNno. ?ficuro9lo. /. Scj.
- Cine HcOollttion lit unicy tSilhrcrs
ld)nit Oe9 irilbcrcu cc.ErGli0cntcn
Frl0clcio Nlfnro i'll Snlun0or olrS,
1Cbrodcn. Die Std0tc 2lbllod)upnm
lliuI,lton mo Snntonn iin0 BON ocr>
HcpolutioniltUn cin1Unommcn nor
0Cr.
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Gltng icin. IrciliM CAB Is por Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Cronnuhg nph
cine Sturnli}cnr. Ser Slrngc3ehe
llor3ol IDIOT oie Shlrlo an ben Fra-
ger Griciicn Sen GclttIhelt ST.. Wis
Oicic i'm ouiiir nit 3lplldcnrllfcl re
qolirtclt. nollntc CT ocn Gcrtld) .Nool
folcn ,SdNrr cincn Nolrntcn. YIN
0l,cQ miro Die 6oIGc olcIcr "clclol'
Allllg ictll.
NrcibmOcrt iiloiIUpilhc Stl'ocll
ten modtru nod, ocn tilbncl %crNlldb
in 0na Eurlomcnt cIlBllorlll9rll.
Stiirmiid pcrlonQten tic oic Grid,
tltll0 elmer i%lomoniId)en lllIocrlltot
in Yoibod,, Mroin. SIC lnnlultuall
ten lultrocu pom Der &oli}el pertrIc
ben.
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Sin m6brcno Der borleste

Gin mdbrenb Der borlestell
9tod]t III Eprtlanb, Nc. o%llsgehro.
dlcrcs Seitcr beidGoigte Die borti9cll
@crit. Anlogcn Der ,0rano Srunf-
@obu," Ionic Den 5ilr Tomillion-
Sinic aeborigen Gambler eGorniib-
man" 5itn Geiammtbctrage Don
ltlua S500.000.
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Ser ii h d) { II abou | III
e dl +.

&icu. /. Grj. %llltter penig
pcrhcibcnbcn 9nipi5ieifi hat Der
Mcid)Sroth icinc Sibul19cn ipicocr
UtiNclonmlul. Snt 4haecronetcn
bnllle lmlroc balo nod ssrbcr Gro1t
llllltN III bic &crbonoluna etner Sn
tcrpelIotinn cindctretclt, iucld)e BON
ocl Sojidlbenlorroteli setngebrnd,t
mar ltlb Die lid, allf Die Dait'dfellto
lid,ell Grcclle III Tro9 besog.
Cine orbnlunga9cnlobeG ebntte mar
polt pornbercil ollSgeidhoncit. Csc
dlelt lulb Sojioloemnfrotel1 perilbtell
%onOollcrllo cillen heinoien Sornl. &et
llcr Der Ncbncr nernlodltc lid per
ltdllolld, III mohell.
sir Den Io1. 0nb Die Giedleil jllllt
M'lttcI Der Nbltrllftipn 1relTell lu'o
ole Observation-Disclosures bGtigfctt labll
leNclt. 1T bic StuiloiunG ncs HeldlH
rotha nahrldlcinlid,.
(Spnter.) - Nie poli Der He9ie
ring dllgeorobte I~i1flo'nll9 bot e1'
men oeipiIIeu Giltbsud sefilad)t. Sle
&crhonbImnael int a%bseoroi1etell
bollic geitaltctelr lid, geitern gbero
rtbiger. ulro 10 miro beiitc ipieoerSi
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Ser Stuu0puntt oe3
z d a Il :.

,luaa, 7,,e,,,cr
~ Ft''a,. nt,,ns 1l,nr
I'' G"'~p w. .', '>, lt"I,to, r;nr
n'lI!H w. "n ?;,'n;naor;tSnhi;A IN
>'n',rt'3 e.'nt,t, ,"o,, MIS,,c Aim.
ott Npi.!p., =" !" ,u nnf,,,nti;h
rnr Hur,rm rim 9rfrct crloiicn. mel.
rbr. Nos l$or(nr,rut mi INNER"
obihoiit. 9nl nGditcn Gage bate
err oti Nn0r1u0cn Oca c~nQlid)cn lnr0
ocS ruiiiidcn Wciot0tcn 0oa Gefrct
riif0Gll0iN 0cn1od)t. MClltc icbtc CT
0cn ,3citula3(ultcn ~ollaciunnOer, CT
crfcnnc an. oub einr &criuiilung iiir
Neriien n0tbiA lei. ultdl lpiiic CT, 0ob
sic parlunlcnturildc Hc1terlntQ III
nt0crcll N0ll0crll bon 9tltbCll gene
len lei. uher III NCrllClt babe ne Ild)
~cll1ltlncllell llldlt pelpoDrt lIllo GA"
S0lIcll llitllc crit llod) llllo lldd) emf
mldclf lOcrncll, yer poll mn rllrot
rllfelle Sfoo1@ra1O pclteoe oll'rolltA@
olI" crllolllltcll Mlt1lleoefll, oocr gr.
Der S6dD: 0o1'e odG CT 'ldl Itodl llllo
llod) III cIllcr lpldtlAen Horpcr)No't
rlltluItclc. Gr. Der Sddh, lpotle le1lt
%plt 10 cr}lCnell. ooB g en- oll@1C'
ncbntc3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Spltcnl III
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Rnr Cit ,Sromp Euinine."
Nds III 9arnfipc Srnntb Eniniue. Sld)f
mad, Der Siaiidiur bon e. ~. Wrppe. Ill Der
lnnjet @cif heiuitt. Irr SrfdItnis IN ctnerit
Snee IN bcbcn. .5r. eSft2ijSa ,6aEp