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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
ton during the day.

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I: !: :: .v. ~ : !. :.
: Governor and Mrs. Burke, and !.
= Miss Benton and her chaperone, :
Mrs. Page, Col. Benton and !.
: some others will be the guests :
= Wednesday evening of Admiral :.
!: and Mrs. Bowles of the Fore !
!: River company for dinner at :
I: one of the prominent clubs. :
%***@* !: = :.
The special train that carried the
North Dakota party from St. Paul to
Boston came through without an &C
cident or delay, and arrived on its
scheduled time at Boston. The run
made was 20 miles an hour part
of the time, and is considered a rec
ord by railroad officials. Ss8t13 y
Governor and Mrs. Burke 60 to
New York for a day and then go
home. d. >,..:- ...,e5 as f.g.,5s Al.
oSSASSssAy coAAS5Aoota
Washington. D, c., Nov. 10.-Sec-
rotary Metcalf today sent a message
to President Bowles Of the Fore
River Shipbuilding company at
Quincy, Mass, congratulating him on
the excellent progress made in the
construction of the battleship North
Dakota which was launched today.
The keel of the vessel was laid on
December 16 last, the date on which
the battleship fleet sailed from
Hampton Roads, and If the present
rate of work on her is maintained,
it is said that she will be commits
stoned within two years after she
was begun. The record of con-
struction for of the North Dakota
is said to be the fastest of any ever
built in the United States. October
i her percentage of completion was
54.2. s.s ,:3 ia
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
How .tol zeal With
lie delinquent Child.

By udas 4uNrIs D. WILBUR
TO deal with delinquent children We must seek for
the cause Of their denquencies to reform them and
prevent others from going the way There num-
PCT g causes chiefly defective home life and physical
problems must be solved in ways have found
a one great cause tor the reading Of CHEAP LIT
ERATURE BY young children. -
We must DO with such literature and improper pictures
any KIND either standing problem as old Is the
and We nave much to but careful study each
and fhe REMEDY many thouaands
from themselves and The result Of their actions We can learn
from the children in home life.
sBLlTy. --#' o"N nEsrON.
IS boy is truant for month Is victory when ~ WI
of o one week n month and one day month until he Is
found that the delinquent boy probation who fails
report himself to the probation officer may be taught m
10reng nm report in every time lie fails
INA MFs are one Of the HARDEST PROBLEMS III
tae Juvenile court 70 deal with The solution viii
every county has juvenile Ii does not cure them S
them go ELSEWHERE when they are caught sss
THEY SHOULD BE RETURNED TO TIE FRiEsps e s,s.s,.
ZONE LIFE WHERE THE cR afoTH-s Is tsa rcT,Mn
- s9 ss1osIS as 2 ,T AtaTsER GUARDIAN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
is REFERENDUM
in THE BALANCE
UELAND, FATHER OF INITTA-
TION AND REFERENDUM, DE.
FEATED BY OPPONENT OF THE
MEASURE WILL THIS EFFECT
PASSAGE OF THE REsoLU.
TION.

There is considerable speculation
as to what will be the effect OF
Charlie shiefs' victory over L. A
LELAND in the legislative fight in
LaMoure county. Ueland is the ia
ther of the initiative and referendum
bill, which must be passed by the
next legislature as it was by the
last, before 1T can come before the
people at the next general election
to be voted ON as an amendment tc
the constitution
The Prohibitioinists are opposed
to the measure on the ground that
it may be used by thu resubmission
lists for the purpose Of getting the
liquor question again before the PEG
pie for a vote, and as Shells is an
ultra prohibitionist, it is but fair
to suppose that he will. be as hot
against the initiative and referendum
as Ueland was for it. #
It is not understood that the con.
test for election between these two
men hinged at all upon this issue,
but 1t is singular that the father
of such a prominent measure as the
referendum should be beaten by one
Of its most bitter opponents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
! PRESS COMMENT
No Need Of Senatorial Caucus.

Fargo Searchlight: There is no
need of having a senatorial caucus at
Bismarck this winter. The people at
the polls gave M. N. Johnson a ma
jority, and he should be formally
elected without any caucusing. This
will prevent the wasting Of great
deal Of valuable time, and will pre-
vent the engendering Of a great deal
of bitterness. The primary law
should be faithfully lived up to and
in all things observed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
Now Cole Sees spooks.

Fargo searchlight: Hansbrough
has already been selected by sMcKen-
zie to succeed himself as United
States senator. Hansbrough must
have made terms with the Looter.
VIII the people permit the deal to
go through? It is claimed that Hans
brough instigated the late attack on
the primary law
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
&sSsss..s*sasss,*st@&

III IL
$@@se@@s@@ Pacific another the Atlantic yet Great Britain
has only a FRACTION OF OUR WEALTH and only Hale
THE NUMBER OF OUR PEOPLE Germany IS fast building
navy equal Engnds Germany has only window on the
France actual fighting power will be ahead Of single
call Of the deep the French blood and France
does and naval Even Brazil
building modern baeshp enough to shame Us n
Of the worlds navie And Japan working and
upon which before will make her in fighting
power the MASTER OF THE PACIFIC
WE WANT THIS NAVY FOR PEACE, NOT WAR HELPLESS
MEN AND NATIONS HAVE LESS PEACE THAN MEN AND Ma
ToNs WHO ARE PREPARED. %s@5%& s#S#5&
The second great for mighty navy ECONOMY All
the world knows that Spain would have gone with
and that Cuba would have been freed by diplomacy before the
Spanish broke had had four baeshp than then
possessed That conflict hung the supposed strength Of
as estimated by other nations.
ALL NATIONS MUST BE CONFLICT WITH
US MEANS DEFEAT FOR THEM THIS CAN SHOWN ONLY
a MIGHTY NAVY BOTH OUR STRENGTH OUR WEAKNESS
ARE THAT OCEANS RIVALS;
FORE OUR SECURITY ON LAND DEPENDS suPREM-
AcY SEA. lF s*. 8s#
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11

were run yerticay
through the yoke about
ersfng and On the plain muslin worked
embroidery tiny
AZ three and average
requires III
pattern NAV do ID 81
sending 10 this
plainly pattern forwarded promptly s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
VOTE ON GOVERNOR

Thomas Hall. secretary OF the Re-
publican executive committee, has
completed a canvass on the governor
ship, communicating with every county
auditor in the state by wire. resulting
in the compilation OF the following
table:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11

is very plain and
easily made. At the
lower edge just
above the hem a
row Of yalenciennes.
insertion and a few
narrow tucks may
be arranged and the
same idea carried
out on the sleeve
bands and collar.
Still another form
of trimming which
Will be pretty and
dainty is feather
$ tic hin g and
Fr enc KIN o t s.
These should also
be carried out on
the hem, cuffs and
collar, and Il q,
shallo p % Int ed
yok 9 Is outlined
with featherstitch-
ing both In the
back and in the
front and French
knots 8 q tered
through the yoke
this touch Of hand
work will give the
frock the appear
ance of a French
made one.
One pretty dress
M a d e after this
fas hion was OF
French handker-
chief linen. The
yoke was outlined
with narrow tor
chon lace on each
afTa fof uyI,f,J, xr,a~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11

Il precinct Gao voteso, to hear
from
**1 precinct (s5 votes, to hear
from 5 ;
- 5 precincts to hear from.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
PRETTY YOKE DRESS FOR BABY.

FHNEVER s possible small children
NM busy mother difficult
are necessary II they
there number OF
pe lawns and dies that will
readily would
several frocks be made the
variety can be different
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11

The beginning of excellence Id to be-
|free from error Quintslian.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
7KAUFFMAN BOATS aTysT y

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 10. AL.
Kaufman Knocked ont Terry Austin
tonight til the fourteenth round.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
DOCTORS MEET.
Needles Of the Sixth District Hold
Session az considerabja In+a.a.. rs

Session OF Considerable Interest
The Sixth District Medical assoc
citation held a meeting last night In
this city which was largely attended.
Papers were read by Drs. Boden-
stab Of New Salem, and Ray Of Gar
rison, which were very interesting. "a
general discussion Of health eondf.
tionus and Of medical subjects fol.
lowed, making a session which lasted
from from to ~ o'clock pass all To-
quickly. NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11
q T. ar ger II avy
w ollld III axe
Peace Certain |.

HIS republic with the untold wealth Of its resources,
must build navy large enough to have as great a
feet permanently stationed in Pacific waters as We
had last year on our Atlantic shores Great Britain
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-11

BY Prince TRoURETzKoY. Husband of Amele
n Europe there is a large class Of men who h
or, at least take it. to cultivate the art Of pleas
! their intercourse with other men and with VIC
BILE as possible. It is an ART with them and
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
soCIALIZEM IN KoNCNI GILL

KonGni cilj socializma je: cd
straniti bedo, krivico in neGloves-
ko stanje mozice, XII imajo svoj
izvir v tenn, da razred posedujoeih
tlaei In unicuje razred neposedu-
joeih ter obenem odpraviti vse
boje in prepire, XII so v danasnji
druzbi. Vlada burzoazije Sc mora
STREET. Potlaceni delavski narod in
z NINA visa druzba. mora biti
osvobojena. Razredni prepiri sc
morajo odstraniti, vrhovno Waldo
mora imeti ljudstvo samo - orga-
nizovani ljudski druzbi Sc mora
oddati lastnina zemlje, tovaren,
poslopij in veh izdelovalnih in
predelovalnih sredstev, da je
sploh vsako izkoriscevanje in po-
tlacevanje delajocih nemogoce. Ma
mesto Wade manjsine sc mora po-
staviti vlada vseh. LIE tako BIO
moglo ljudstvo trajno biti osvobo-
jeno. In cato je glavni cilj social
ma sprememba kapitalisticnega in
izkoriscevalskega lastnistva V So
cialno last, Xxi je vsem enako ko-
ristna. Da bi moglo biti delo osvo-
bojeno, morajo biti delavci ude-
leieni ma gospodarskem vodstvu
in upravljanju podjetja. Danes
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
ZENA IN RELIGIJE.
Spisala Kiichi Kaneko.

Ena najmocnejsih zaprek, XII re
cd nekaj zapira pot napredku re-
nstva. je vera. In dejstvo je, kar
JAZZ nikakor ne morem razumeti,
da sc zene Sc dandanes strastno
oklepajo we're.
Ako 6itamo zgodovino vztoenih
dezela. naletimo ma nestete krivi-
ce, XII so Sc godile zenam v imenu
we're. Koliko tisoc Zen je bio mu-
eenih in umorjenih kot zrtve YER
skin obredov v Indijil Zjokati Sc
mora GlOvek, ko eta v indijski
zgOdovini o groznih brutalitetah,
izvrsenih ma zenskah.
V KIM so Sc zene pod pritiskom
we're vedno smatrale kot lastnina
moza in kot take so sc prodajale
IA javnih trgih "a denar.
Istotako je bila tudi ma Japon-
skem zena mozeva last pc naukih
konfncionizma.
PR vseh narodih je bila ravno
vera tisto sredstvo, XII je naredilo
IL zene blago, suzinjo in mad vsem
naibolj tlaceno clovesko bite v
cloveski zgodovini. Konfucioni-
2cm. budizem in sintoizem so bill
najveGii tlsieitelji zene ma VITO
ku: kjerkoli so imele tie we're
javno moe tam je bilo zenstvo tudi
izpostavlje ne6uvnemu zatira-
nju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

VI leko:
Mleko uzivai lie prekuhano!
Sirovo mleko lahko Skoduje.
L mivanie e:
Vsako jutro odrgni 81 vse telo
z namo6eno in ozeto ruto IL
domacega p%latna.
Nato Sc obrisi $ suho ruto.
Vsako jutro Sc izmij usta in
grlo ter 81 osnazi zobe.
Monte imei ciste.
Pogostoma Sc koplji.
Pred jedjo 81 umivai rokel
p oljubovanje e:
Otrok ne poljubljaj ma usta.
Spanje:
Jeticniki morajo biti sami V po-
stelii. ker lahko okuzijo VISA
kogar, Xxi bi z mimi lezal.
Dale prih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

Toda ne samo budizem, konfu-
cioni2em in druge religije, temveG
tudi kristjanstvo je zasuznjilo re,
no. Ako natancno citate biblijo,
nasli bodete tam, da zena mora
biti podlozna mozu in Sc mu pc.
koriti kot svojemu gospodarju.
Religije so presnjih cash
storiie hekaj dobrega V izboljsanje
6loyestvs, a storile so tudi mnogo
slabega. In najslabse, kar so mo-
rale storiti, je, da so zasuznjile re.
nstvo. &c opazujemo vse religije
IL nasega zenskega stalisca, tedaj
druZega ne moreno storiti, kakor
zavre6i iste. We're so stvarili. ka-
kor mnogo drugih stvari, svojedo-
bni moije in to nedvomno v inte-
rese moza samega.
Vsaka zena bi morala danes raz-
misljati o TEN velikem faktorju, o
veri, XII re stoletja postavlja zeno
dalec "a mozem. Vsake napredno-
mislece zene je tudi dolznost, da
sc ctrese starodavnih in senti-
mentalpih verskih misli ter 81
ustvaii svoje lastno misljenje ma
podlagi vede in znanstvenih res.
mic.
u vero 81 podlozns, z vedo 81 pa
osvobojena.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
POuCni del.
KAKo Sc UBRANIMo JETIKE?

PlJuvane e:
Ne pljuvaj nikdar ma tia!
Ne kaSljaj nikomur V obrazl
Donna pljuvaj V pljuvanik, ki
je napoinjen z vodol
P~ljuvalnik sc nor vsak dan
izpraZniti V stranisde ali V
kanal, ocistiti z vrelo vodo in
zopet napolniti S svezo vodo.
Pc rilo:
Telesno in posteljno perilo Dol.
nikov je treba zavijati V mo-
kro rjuho, s%pravljati ma var
mem, nedostopnem ,kraju in
izkuhati loSeno cd drugega
perila.
p e TAME e:
Ne puscaj, da bi sc pometalo
brez skropljenja! V prahu so
pogosto jeticne kali, XII pro-
vzrocijo jetiko.
Tia je treba poskropiti z vodo.
Meta mora Bit ovita z mo-
kro cunio. To cunjo je treba
pc pometanju izkuhati.
Stanovanje bodi snaznoi
HSno opravo snazi z mokro
ruto.
Zracenie:
Zraci ~nepreStanoi
Pozimi in ponoci imej. Ge MOI
no, Okno nekoliko odprto,
Bolnika dobre Odevajl
Hrana:
Treba .je dobre in tecne. razno-
vrtne hrane mesa, prikuhe,
zeleniave, mocnatih jedi, kru-
ha, sirovega masla. SRA. NILE
ka).
Ne iej proved naenkratl
h oil:
Preobilno zauzivanje opojnih
pijae wilma, piva, zganja, ko-
niaka, ruma) je skodljivo.
Pijanci najveckrat obole. Otro-
ci sploh ne smejo dobivati al
kohola v zauzivanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

.igrajo proletarci v kapitalistisnem
podjetju lie pasivno ulogo. Mic ne
doloeajo, vprasani MISC Ia svet,
mic ne d~oloeajo: kaksno delo Sc
DO delalo in kako sc bode med de-
lavce razdelilo. Kapitalist proda
cello svoje podjetje, in delavcev
niti ne vprasa - kar tebi meni ME
- vrze Jill V nevarnost brezposel-
nosti. Delavci morajo danes to de-
lati, %izvrsevati tiste plane, katere
dolo6i kapitalist. Ne smejo govo-
RITZ, ali ina delo, Xxi ga delajo,
kak pomen ali ga nina. Vpliva
nimajo ma dolocitev oseb, XII Jill
na~dzorujejo. Individium prcletar-
ca je vezan, njegovo z~ivljenje mi
zano ma najnizjo stopipjo. Della
wee je dvojni suzenj: kapital IL
korisca njegovo delo in potlaGuje
njegovo svobodo.
Prvic v zgodovini zahteva elo-
vek svojo pravico, in cello vso svo.
jo pravico. Delavec, proletarec,
neposedujoci 6lovek Sc Guti, da je
osebnost kot so pOsedujoci. Zahte-
va vse, kar mu gre kot cloveku
pravico do zivljenja, pravico do
della, pravico ma soodlocevanju o
delu, pravico ma vodstvo podjetja,
pravico ma vsestranski razvoj vseh
zmoznosti, pravico ma uveljavlje-
ME svojega rasuma in svoje svo-
bodne wolfe. Z'zavednostjo in S
silo, katerih Sc dosedaj nikoli po-
kazal nj, zahteva sedaj proletarec
tie svoje pravice. Ho6e vedno in
povsod, da bi bill kot osebnost
smatran in uvazevan. Druzba pa
more proletarcu lie tedaj DAFT MOI
most pravice in ie tedaj mu zajam.
citi pravico do zivljenja, kadar ga
povzdigne IL pasivnega sistema
mezdnega della V zadruzno avtono.
milo. To pa je mogoce lie tedaj
kadar Sc bode poseglo ma vlada-
joel sistem izkoriseevalskega
lastnistva, kadar bode uvedeno v
zivljenje socialno lastnistvo, last.
niStvo. XII bOde sele cello vrsto oseb
k lastnistvu poklicalo - in takrat
Sc DO sele pravo zasebno lastnistvo
uresni6ilo.
V socialistiski druzbi ne bode
nadvlade enega razreda mad dru-
GIN, tudi ne bode discipline, XII bi
zajamcevala sotrudovanje vseh sill
ma skupnem delu, impak lie svo.
bodna VOLTA zdruzenih delavcev
zajamci sele harmonic. Glasoval.
no pravo Sc bo kar najbolj pora-
bio. SplOsno in enako volilno pra-
vo pojasnuje neprenehoma moe
raznih smerov, pokazuje tendenco
in ie javni glasnik priljubljenosti
Pametna vecina vidi manjsini IL
raz svoje nepriljubljenosti, proro-
ka svojega konca in opomin k
obratu. Manjsina pa mora V We
eini videti dosedanjo svojo slsbost
In dosedanjo neizvrsljivost svojih
konkretnih predlogov. Proti wolff
ve6ine manjsina prav zelo tezko
kaj vecjega izvri. Socialism sc
danes ~utelesuje ~politicnih orga-
nizacijah, V strokovnih zdruzenjih.
V konsumnem gibanju, v parla.
m%entarni moci in v neorganizova-
nih mnoiicah. XII cakajo dejanja.
Socialism pripravljajo tako ten.
niski napredki kakor izobrazba.
Socialism ne neha in ne obstane
pri enem narodu. Pet proletarcev
gre vedno naprej in YES postop je
mednarodenl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

Socialisticni klubi so naproseni,
da pricnejo z zivahnejso agitacijo
"a "Proletarca". Nihce drugi ne
DO podpiral lista, ako ne sodrugi.
"a ktere Sc list zavzema in Jill vodi
v boju roper nasprotnike. Ma delo
torej! Vsak sodrug mai pridobi
pc enega novega narocnika-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
MNa

druginj IL raznih krajev Zedinje.
nih draw. Reprezentirale so ZEN
ske sOcialisti6ne organizacije.
RaZrednozavedne zene V Seattle,
Wash, so organizirale ''Zensko
socialisticno izobrazevalno drus-
two" (Woman's Socialist Educa-
tional League. Imajo svojo cital-
nico, kjer sc shajajo.
Zenske socialisticne organizacije.
v Avstriji so Uncle o velikonocnih
praznikih svojo k~onferenco na Du-
naju. Ma dnevnem redu je bio:
porocilo o~srednjega odbora, ZEN
sko politicna or~ganizacija v zvezi
s programom avstrijske socialne
demokracije, socialne in politicne
zahteve organiziranih zen cd po-
stavodaj, volivna pravica "a iene
it'd. NatanGneje porocilo o ii kon-
ferenci Sc sledi.
l.. Sodruginje, XII razumejo angle
sko, bi ne smele biti brez lista
THE Socialist Woman. Ia list je
neprecenljive vrednosti "a zenski
spoil. zlasti pa "a proletarsko re-
nstvo. Izhaja enkrat ma mesec in
stane "a cello leto SOC. Naslov The
Socialist Woman, GIG E. 55th St.
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

Zena ina toliko svobode, da sc
lahko omoh z mezdnim suznjem,
ali pa 2 MIN konkurira ma delav-
skem trgu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
PoLITICNo

SociaIisticne konvencije v Chi
cagu Sc je vdelezilo osemnajst so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

Angl. xxi spisai Urton
Sinclair z avtorje,im
dovolJenj.m poslovenl
Joie Zavrtnik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19

da sc TO vrsi vsaki dan. Rtii so lie par ur, da so Jill sprawl il ~
ng. Jurgis je videl, da so fso zvozili v ledeniee in ga pomesai nj
meso druzih zvincet, da gnihee nj mogel spoznati. Ia veser n
prsel zelo slabe wolfe domot- razumel je, da so delavci incl pnr
ker 5 q So mu smejali radi njbve we're V Ameriko. II
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-04-10

Anized carefully and disreputablc peg
pie elected. This registry serves
as a source of information to patrons
OF the South End district, and labors
for cleanliness and morality.
This writer advances hopefully a
suggestion for boarding club houses"
for business women, something on
the plan OF private house accommo-
dating twelve or fifteen, with two or
three for household work. An expert
ment on this line worked successfully
In Boston, and for women no longer
In the youngest ranks the writer be-
lieves such a household would prove
a strong attraction, and she advo-
Gates a series OF houses so organized,
under one general management. Free
from domestic restrictions. and with
relative home surroundings, such
houses would prove superior to the
general run Of lodginglhouses and
would obviate the loss which women
feel when housed In caravansaries
where social responsibilities are dis
couraged by the constant experience
OF being thrown with so many whom
1t is impossible to know, and yet in
whose company all the significant
home functions are daily practiced.-
From the American Review of Re
views.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-04-10
Correcting a correetIon.

In our correction last week OF the
shotgun episode article We made a
mistake which necessitates another
correction. William Schmidt is one
of our best citizens and does not use
a shotgun to chase people either In
or out of house. We rather look
ed for him to bring a gatling gun
down to the Bee ONCE after read
ing our article last week. In the
hurry of getting copy ready we wrote
the name of William Schmidt, when
1t should have been Henry. Henry
not Bills the shotgun man that
chased a woman Into" not "out" Of
her house. Another time we stand
corrected. We hope this article is
all straight-that all names are right
and spelled right. That we haven't
used out for In or In for out or up
for down. II we were running daily
1t wouldn't be so bad. for we could
correct the mistake sooner, but to
wait a week and have that suspense
hanging over one, like a sword hang
ing by a thread, that's what's putting
the gray hairs in the Old Mans head
-Powhatan Bee.