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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-26

Il IN THE /
| Lodge : |
Room
49,. -. .MAsoNIc:..c. :, , IL. % ~.
TANCRED CoA1NANDERY, No. i, X
T. Meets first and Third Thursdays
. in each month at Masonic hall. O.
F. Jones, E. c.; M. J.. Mckenzie,
recorder.
BISMARCK LODGE, No. S, A. F. & A
M. Meets first and third Mon
days in each month at Masonic
hall. H. R. Berndt, w. NJ; Louis
Magin, secretary. ..
0. z. s.
BISMARCK CHAPTER, No. II, meets
first and third Fridays in each
month at Masonic hall Mrs. Agnes
T. Cochrane, w. M; Lillian w. Dill.
lon, secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs.
ST. ELMO LODGE, No. 4. Meets
"narSacdo1y ino OF II
hall. c. L. Vigness, c. c.; H. C.
Fish, X. of R. & s.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
LINCOLN TEMPLE, No. 9. Meets
second and fourth Thursdays each
month at X. r. hall Elizabeth
Belk. M. E. c.; Mrs. Nellie Evarts,
NJ. of R. & G.
M. w. A.
BISMARCK CAMP, No. 1164. NJ. w.
A. Meets the second Tuesday in
each month. Carl Kositzky,, v c.;
H. T.. Murphy, clerk.
YEOMEN.
A FRATERNAL, LIFE AND ACCI-
dent insurance organization. Meets
the fourth Tuesday in each month
in the K. P. hall. I. w. Healy,
foreman; master of accounts, Elsie
Mcdonald; correspondent, Eliza
beth Belk.
I. o. o. F.
CAPITAL CITY LODGE No. 2. Meets
every Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. A. e. Boyce, N. c.;
F. H. Sims, V. G.; E. A. Dawson.
treasurer; o. H. Benson, secretary.
A. o. U. w.
LODGE No. 120. Meets
the first and third Fridays at Maen-
nerchor hall at O'Clock. M. J.
McKenzis, M. w. Bradley C. Marks,
recorder.
@. A. r.
JAMES, B. MCPHERSON POST, No.
2, Department Of North Dakota,
Grand Army of the Republic. Meets
at their rooms in the Armory on
the second and fourth Thursdays
of each month. George Ward, COM
mander; A. D. Cordner, adjutant.
HoMEsTEADERs.
CITY HOMESTEAD, No.
300. Meets second and fourth Fri
days of the month at X. P. hall, at
p. m. Mrs Ida Powell, president;
II. r. Clough, secretary.
RE5EKAHs.
LODGE, No. 40. Meets
the first and third Saturdays in
each month in Odd Fellows hall.
Emma Pillen, N. G.; Mrs. Nellie
Evarts, secretary.
MAccABEEs.
K. o. T. M. Meets every first and
third Thursday of each month at
o'clock p. M, at I. o. 0. F. hall.
Visiting members cordially invited.
D. G. Ramp, commander; Erick
Erickson, record keeper.
CANTON.
COURT BISMARCK, No, S87. Meets
every fourth Thursday in each
mnoth at Odd Fellows hall. John
Yegen, G. r.; William Moore, r.
s.; I. W. Healy, F. s.
M. B. A.
M. B. A. Meets first and third Wed.
nesdays of each month at Maenner-
Choir hall. Thomas Anderson, pres
ijent; A. F. Marquett, secretary.
COMMERCIAL CLUB. :.--
CLUB OF BISMARCK
Regular meeting of club member
ship the first Tuesday In each
menth; regular meeting of board Of
directors the first Friday of each
month, at Commercial club rooms,
Third street r. T., COnkffn rroaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
ScdD9 Gbcr ais BcIdcut fir Wri9s
com.

@oi6in0ton ,. g., 6. 9hlgult.
- 6r SloDO G. @riacom. Der irii.
Dcre omcritmiihc 9otiboitcr ou Sta
lrcn miro pom a6nig oca erpdbuten
&unoe5 ciu Invertebrates @eiheuf oils
2noenfcu crbnltcn u0mIih lchS
luil0c Gbcr, wcldc nm s. 9hgrit ouf
Dem 9ompicr Grco Del 2lbru}ji" in
9iClu-Norf nulnugcn per0cn, Nr.
0jri9conl bciiuOct lid 5ur 3eit in Ocm
2!OironOod ,@cbirae mo bat eincm
DiciNcn 6reuuOC W}ittbcihmg iibcr
0ic ibm 5ugcoocbtc Neidccrmg &C.
mo6t Gic Gber meroen picQcidt
ciEcm Der 5oologiitben Bdrten 0c5
&onoc0 iibcruicicn mcrocn, menn lic
Nr. @riHcom niht chuo oui ocm gro,
fen @lte icine3 &oter3 ndbc 4biIos
oClpbio untcrbrin9Gn funn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Nnf Ocr 9eimtabrt.
Stutc lum0t G5Hr 9iifOlnns Dor
Sicl an.

Sicl an.
WirO BORT cine 8cUue itbrr Sic oeut.
iGc 5lQtte boltcn. - @icocrum
olbcrgcmobnli6c GoriihtsmoB-
rcQcln bel icincm 8ildmeg ourd
oru Sieier Sduol, @eitcre
GntmidcIlng ocS groBen Strifes
/ IN Sdwcocn. - Seniutionelles
&crbrctBcn cinc5 Gbineien III
Sruutnrt q. ". -- 9tbermuIigcr
9luiidub oc1 Yro5eiiea gegen Die
omcritoniihcu @iiiiiondre i'm
Gongoituut
&teI, 6. 9lu0uIt. - Die 0eutihe
6lotte unter Dem 9eIc6l 6t8 Mont.
rol9 ErtBen 6einrid uon @reuBet
fe6rte 6cute bon i6rer 5o6rt on Der
aiiite BON Spnnieu bicrb1r 5uriid Ii.
ninmt Jest &oblen elm. So6alo boS
gcIde6en it, IGuft iic picocr aus, I'M
Dem G5orcn Rifolauo, melher NOR.
gen olf icinar Sn6t ,5tonoart" aus
Cones bier crpurtet miro, 8elegen.
belt 5um 2l6boIteu elmer 8epuc 5u ge-
ben. Seds55bn S6lud]tid)iffe un0
nlcr6ebn &rcu5er nebmcn glntbeil oa-
ran. Ser G5or miro nuf ieinem
Scirmcge ubermols our6 Oen Sieler
&nnol fubren, ln0 Die allBergelu06n-
lihcn @orliftSmaBregcln 81 ieiuem
SduBc, mcIdc IN Ger leeten 8otc
gelcgentlidl leiuer Iur6fubrt na6
MeItcn bcobo6tet puroeu iueroen
mtcoerbolt 8eiot llier oeS 9onolS
limo olrh Seeiulooteu belebt, oller
8ertebr 8u @oiier miro eingeitelt IL.
aooollerie miro DER SSodt. .5tonourt"
ndbrtnO ibrer 6obrt bnrd) ben 8onul
| fpl9ell.
Ger Strife in 2 dnebcn.
Stod DO Il m 6. Nugltit. - Die
Strifc.S Sitltotion 5eigte beltte 8ornrit.
taa lrlr menig Gerdnoerltng altf. Die
Yrbeiter IN oen 2(nlogen DER cIeftri.
iden 9clcudtlmg bnbtn iid) oen Stri-
fern nngedloiien, rtn0 ibre glrbeit
miro icbt, 10 gut eS 9ebt, BON genm-
ten ucrrid)tct ga ole Strifer Die
9ouarn Oopon obacboIten boben, Sc
bensmittel IN bic Stoot 81 brineen,
10 ruCrOen Die 2anopege iett pom
Eruppcn putrouillirt. 3ie Ytilitdrs
9eh0rOe fGbrt fort, bie geringc Gunn-
titGt Der onlongenoen Wild on oen
Sabnboicn 5um @ebruuh fir Sfiuoer
81 uertbeilcn GuS &crbot gegen oen
Gertoui berollidenoer @etrdnfe miro
ltrena oollltrtdt.
@cute bicIten Die Strifer ibre critic
oiientIid)c Geridmmlung in einem
Noloe norOIi6 bon Stodbolm, uno
bcibloiien, ni6t an ole glr6eit 5uriid
81 febren bis lire 6oroerlIngen be.
milligt noroen iino. ,3ugIciG nab
men iic eineu 9eihltB on mel6er oie
GiI5nbo6n. Eoit, lelegrnpben. un0
5elcpbon. 8eOieniteten ioluie Die
Sdriitieber aufforoert lid Der 9elpe.
gung an5uihIieben. Die ger6anoIun.
Gen uerIicicn IN pouitGnoiger gtube,
ltno rpcOer SolOoten. nod Eoli5ilten,
nuBer einigcn penigen IetettipS, nas
rem omUeienO. Die geboroc luenoete
iibrigcuS Die Goriidt on, Die Ser.
laruIlng owd 5eleHope bon einem
tSeilcl6ulon ans, malher I'M Sele-
pbonsBerfcbr nit Dem Wiilit1r. unb
Yoli5cibnuptqllortier itnno, ilberlua.
den 5u laiien. Iie Strifer ianaclt
bei'nl ShluB ser 8erinmnllung Die
0iarieiadiie unb 3eritrellten iiA bo.
rouf inn @oIb. Gtner 1epeihe ans
@otbenblrg 81 6olge baben ole oor-
tigen Stroben6u1n.geoienlteten sic
gIrbeit eingeiteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
ainbignng uuu SanocIsbcrtragcn.

Mo oibington 3. G., 6. 2IugllIt.
9uS Stonta0eportcmcnt bat oem
ncuti6cn ouSm0rtigcn Amt 0aS Criiti'
rcnoc Iurii }lbfonumcn 5miiden
Tcltihlono mo 0cu &cr. Staatcn
Ncfiinoigt uno Die aiinoiglng ioa in
lcdS Wonutcn unb jebn Eogcn Don
NcItcrn on in aroit treteu. 2lac Bor.
ihriiten Oes ncucn SorifS iino Der
6rnnfiurtcr 3eitlng" telegropbirt
woroen, mo orlh nn0erc Sollrnale
bu6cn longc 2Iusjilgc 0es @eicbes
rcr0ticntli6t. Iaiielbe erregt in
Tcutihlun0 bctrGdtlides Diibbebu.
gen, oo cS Dem 6onoel Geutiflono'S
nit ocr Der. Gtaatcn nidt giinItig
it ollein feline 9icigltnB gum Grgrei.
icn pom BcrgeltlngS UtoBregcIn
it,eint borjuliegcn lmo man gIoubt,
nob oic Ocutidc Hegicrlmg oic Snd.
ilgc occeptircn miro.
9os StautSoepnrtenent bat Gcs
itGIoiicu in Der aiinoigung Der San.
6clsucrtr0ae nit nusnGrtigen 20n
bcrn uor ncr Bollitrcdintg oes nelcn
IorifS Die I0ngitc, inter Dem ncucn
ccict itottbaitc i5riit 5u 6erpilliacn
1cutihIonO utb @robbritonnien cr-
laltcn ie iefs Oionnte ,5riit, Stolien
2pnnieu ino Die Rieoerlonoe 3p6Ii
0ionate BON beiltc an. tfrantreih
Go' ieincrieits getilnoilt rno iehS
2tonntc 6riit pom 80. 2lpriI oil ge.
Grben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Die SHUTTER ais 9ietterin.

Sportn @iSc, 6. 9lu9ult. -
Sr. @iQiom O'accic mo icinc @ot.
tin lnBcn bcutc an llicr 0ca ga
GroiicsGipcr, in mclhcm ibr Sobl
rno ibrc 5odtcr bnbctcn Gic jlIn'
gen @cltc gcrict6cn in ticies @oiicr
lno mnrcn am Grtrintcn ais iGncl
oic Gltcrn, 0cioc gcilbtc Sdminmer,
5rl 6iiIic ciltcn. Sor. G'aceie Dcriin9
ii6 nit 0cm 6lBc in ciner Mur5el
chi Dem Yo0cn bcS 6lulicS, mo bic
Grou mrBtc iih ioiort cntid)ciocr, Oh
lie ocn @ottcn o0cr Die &inocr rcttcn
9iaId cntibloilcn, mcn0ete
iic lid pom ocn Sin0crn nb, lpclde iie
ibon bcinubc erreibt bottc lnO be.
flcitc ocn Wonn ola icincr prefGren
Gage Sbnc Ger5ug elite ooS Gbe.
rour olSoann 81 bcn ainOcrn, lm0 eS
gclong i6ncn, gcioe lcbcno ans llicr
5ll bringcn. Ger &otcr rcttetc oen
Sobn mo Die Willttcr oic 5ohter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Munan ami GaiS Sslano.

9tcm y ort 6. 9llguit. - @rct.
den Scipclt lul0 @mil Ofourcr, 2eB
tlrcr aus Chicago, mlrocn 6cutc nidjt
rlli Gllia ,Saluno Aetrout, uic iic ge-
bnfit mo gemiinidbt batten 9tod) cis
ncr mcitcrCn llntcrluhlug 0cS Sales
bot Ole bicliAc @impun0erllng5 8e.
b0roe Ole ,Srogc, Oh Die iinge Game
iu oas SnnO olligcnomlncn oocr De
pnrtirt ncrocn ioll, Der He9ierlmg IN
Solbmgton onbcnm AcItcllt. Sri.
Scipclt fom 9luiangS Oicler Mohe IN
GClcllid)uit Miulrer's ouf Dem Cant
pier Berlin" aus europa bier on,
mo ais iic ouS8cidloHcn mcrocn
ioIltc, obaicid) lie $4,000 in ibrem
&clibc bottc. crbpt iitb Olorer, lie 81
chClibCn !Dian bate crluortCt. Dab
Gll Srolumg bcItc itottfin0en uno Die
Sohc III SrOnrng bringcn meroc,
oIlcin Oic llcbcrontportllna Der 6roge
nod @oihin4tou ucronloBte einen
utitcrcu mlicbiumcn 2luiidu6.
" q iu9toL :. s., 6. 2luguit.
Sri, Scpclt miro. mic bier per,
nigt moroen lit, @rlolbniB SUM 2ou.
tcn iA 9tcn.Dort crboltch jobolo iic
nuf Gai5 S0lnno nit Gmil O}mtrcr
Srtrntt ruorocn lit. Die ilnacu 9cutc
rciitcn nl9 Wnm lno i5roM obglcid
lie nidt ncrbcrotbct moren, lmo ans
ocicm @rluloe puroc Sri. ScipcIt
oltf @QiS ,<5Iuno 0ctinirt. Sic CT.
tIGrtcn lic bGttcn oIa iliidtiBc3 Sic
bcSpoor fciuc @cleacnbcit 5um 6ei-
rotbcn in 0clltihlono gebobt lmo cS
lei ibrc 2Ibldt aclucicn lid glcid) bel
Der 2Iufrnit in 9tcmsNorf trouen at
lniicn. 9ciOc iinO NIT @elomitteln
ucriebcn uno iheinen oen ge6iIOcten
ItGn0cn un5uQcb0rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Summer 4 gefer,
2cutides SaEf. nHS &c0iciseidaft,
26 Gpntl. Strnke,
nNltloual gant q Nommsrts".e5ebiiube.

Wiitatlcber bfr Atttenborfe.
gtns unn 8criauf pol &liien niio Dbli1n'
hoflen geeffc nno GrtoitsNriefe nilf nae
tnuf irclnoer @eloorien ionic Ml5iertianne
oun Woumadicn. Gdiiis'lrten eor NIB lnt
geutfhlnnh tstprl27--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Salts Tcricu.
HriiOCnj Uun NnIGingtun nHd)
ScucrlN rcrlcgt.

2m Is. September tritt Scr @rGli-
ocnt icinc 9roBc HlnOrciic olrh
Die Scr Stootcu ou. Grit
Ntttc @tuucnl6cr fchrt cr nod Der
@un0cabolrptitoot 5urilt. .-- Slim.
0iBltuN BON 1onoelsuertrGBcu
nit otHwartigcn Mahtcn. - SIS.
Mig &ittor emanuel BON Stolicn
ihentt ocm Gr Notihoitcr @ri@s
com ich3 piioc ShWciuc 5lm
2lu0cnfcn.
@o ibinqtom :. g., 6. lluauit.
-- Yr0Ii0cut lnit reiitc ip0t bcutc
9toGmittog nod @cpcrlp, Wtnii, nb,
no ii6 Icinc 6omilic lhon leit ciniQcr
3cit bciin0ct lno miro uiht Dor
Niittc 9topember bicrber 5urildfc6ren.
PIN 10. September tritt CT ieine ihon
0fter8 crpdbntc groBe Ncilc noh Dem
@cItcn lm0 Sil0cn uL III 0Crcn Scr
Inuf cr ol(c Stontcn ser llnion, nit
2lll5nnbmc BON nltr a6t o0cr 5cbn
lrri6rcn miro. Cine McnAe 5cna-
torCn HcprGlCntnntcn, hobc HcQic-
unA$bcnutc un0 Iiplomotcn be-
ilftcn bclltc bos @ciBc 6ouS, INN
Nbidico Don ibm SIT ncbmcn. Nicb,
rcrc &ubinet9mitgIic6cr mcr0Cn Dem
Frd1i0cntcn mGbrcn0 icinC9 9luicnt-
toItS in 9cucrlD lire 2Guhportlmg
lHohcn lmo Die notbmcuoigcn @lnIta-
Gcld)0ftc nit linn crIcoigcn. Eriuot-
ScfrctGr i. " Carpenter, Stills
Sctrct0r 6uoolpb ,SorItcr, 0iilit6r-
Sionltont Gopitdu Butt, Ionic per-
idiichcnc GlcrfS uno GclcgrapGiltcu
bcglcitet 6rn. Soit nad 9eucrIu.
Ter Eruliocnt noht oic 5Subrt ulf
hcm Frjuntpna8on Olympia" mel
der cincm rcgelndBiacn 5dnca5ug
Der uYcnniDIpnuin @obn" ongcb1ngt
NOR. Bon 9tClu.Nort aus icbt cr Die
6obrt ilbcr oic oNeu. Notf, Ncm-
$>opcn lm0 S0nrtioro. 9obn" fort. Gic
9lbrciIc uon bier crioIgtc INN 5.35.
SobolO 6r. Eoit am 10. Septcnl-
Ger ScUcrlD pcrlGbt bc9iebt er iid) 5u,
crit nad Chicago uno bon BORT iibcr
,QimncupoliS, Gca W}oine9, Cmobo,
Qcnucr lm6 Spofone nod Seottlc.
,Sn Ocr lcbtcrcn Sto6t 61lt er iib bier
[oac mtf INN Oic 2lloSfo Dufon.
4u9ItclllnG 5u bciid)tigcn. 1om
lcbt ca meiter nod Eortlouo, Son
SronciSco, Dem 2oicnitc. lbol uno
I Yolo, lcr, no cr am tG. Gftobcr
ocn ErGIiocntcn Iia5 pon Olerifo |
trciicn miro. Spdtcr miro ct. 2oliS |
bciudt mO pon BORT ols cine Tom.
picriubrt ocn MiiiiIiippi binab nod |
Rem Orleans Acmodlt Bon 9tep- |
Orleans aus fcbrt 1oit iber BAD. |
ClL 9irnil9bon Mncon, GborIc-
ion, }llDllito y8ilnington lmO Rid !
mono nod Moibrngton 3ltriid, po or
NJ Der gtoft oeS 10. 9ioucmber mie- |
Der onIangen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
@uG .neuo.Grfnriiunen nGm ben
GjebiraS s9ieIuftS,

St00-g1rfrieH Sprinas nuS Suriid.
$J.00--Seer Rnrf, Eatlan0 uuo Dluun.
tnim 4Gtr Mart nno 6urh6. Sir
pciere Snfurmuion lueiloc man
itcb an y & 3. giuetgurcaur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Secufer.G Gffuripueu.
S5.00--9IHnHtie 6ttn. Gap. Nah, Gea
Sefc Gitg uub ECenr 6iiO, R..J.,
nnb 5nrd eoen 1reituB II. euu,.
fta9 bis II. september. GiItiq
tr Die RiidaBrt bis einchIieRIb
Stcniina, (219)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Baltimore i (0hiu
Grfurit0as in.

81. 2.50-GumbcrIauo uuo Surtd.
St70-ScrtctEH Spriuas uun 5uriiG.
S1.2J-Minrtiuebur mo 6arhu.
St,25-6arperis Jcrrn Huo iurnd.
Suuntna, Oru S. Auguit. 1pc,
SiaBuq bcrlGBt Mt. NuOulsNubns
bpi lm Z llhr &ornI.. Gum0ep
NubnUni Inn 40 &urul
S2.00-1 1Bilnbcipbiu nuo 6nrild
St.JO--NGcser mo 6urild
gGilmiuBtph NIB 6urild.
SuHntaa, ben To- nm go Mr..
auiI. Spe5lnl6ug pcrliBt 0umocus
Nu6H6of llbr Iorm WN Rouu,s
@abnbof sos @ornl., &cr0bl Vbis
labepbia fit Die 9hidiabrt Gas
NbenoS.
0innara.6nns.@ .@rturiiuucn
StOG5-1rettug, Den 20 9uuuit @l
lcte itHo II 1nqc pitlitp Cinith'.
hco &erfuuisiagc5 GpCSiu5lQ NIT
Gun6c5 nnO EuIlmdu Rurlors
g8anQous NerId6t Gam,eH Nabns
bof $40 8orm W(ount Nohnls
9abnbuf $40 8urnI. 0urbouerl
has bcribmte 9cbiQb Ibnl, ,Ote
S6lpeiS bon 2lmcriia".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
4Oli1ciitnnSr iiir EaraNonIO.

Ynrogoul0 ., 9lrf, 6. 2llt9lllt.
SoboIo cine oic0bcjiigli6c Oroinon5
ppm Niopor uttcr}eidnct unO noh
Gcieblitcr. 8oridriit in Den 3eitlms
gen peroiicntIiht lit, miro es Den bic.
ii0en gcuobncrn nidt mebr erlaubt
icin, }lpii6en W(itternuht uno / llbr
3iorgcn5 Die bieiigcn StroBcn 3u be.
trcten oubcr in 3Gaen oringlifer
gIotbmclt0igfeit. Cine bobe @eIo.
itroic lit ultf Die llcbcrtretuna oea
G|crbots nltsgeiebt.
Sir Die Stinber lit idon ieit ciniger
,}eit cine Eolijeiihln6e IN Strait So.
bolo I'M 8 llbr gIbeno5 Die @Iodc &c
ldltct miro, buben iid) Die aIeincn
nod SulliC 81 beriiiIen Gno nelic
Ocieb lit ieood fiireripud)ienc 0iiItig
oanlorr1pioen gcbtiIt Durd anaeHs b!eban
Gsbelt Gieinnno miro elnals mIeoer 9dmors
tbpibeii hcfoillrle 0er 2lnateie Hutb NGr4
ihtlt pebr1r9t Sin Ueutg &Oritbi hei'm
tSebtuiib oeies qrobcn pcilmilteIs loiroen
bulo Die 6uniorrbpiocn BON oer Groe nerhail-
nen uno nit oeielten ons trCbterline e5sfcle
ron 6trur6li6en Speraiionel GatboIiilsSits
ieftionen nno iogenqHnten ibmer3loien, dbet
ooh actd6rlihen Witten ioeiChe onrth lnpis
feilbeii uno Nnbiubt Der eiaenoen Menhbei
unlaeblroci tucroeH HnaieilS beieiiial ole lit
bult. proben iueIoen bon g. Geufldeier & 60.
Sc" 900 @e'r 'Dorf. frei oerfunot
(0i1os, ,I&gs)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
FRUIT SELLERS
 FEATURE OF THE COURT

The police court Wednesday after noon bore the fruits of the recent activity of City Sanitary Inspector Maxwell. Perhaps the feature of the docket were ten Creeks, who were charged with violating the ordinance requiring fruit to be covered by screens Some of the Greeks, 1t seems. were caught unawares. Here Is how the Recorder disposed of the cases: t
 A. Franco, John .Castrorides. S. Piha and A. J. Cassimus were fined 8 each and the costs E. Karolis, B. Cohen and A. G. Cassimus were dis charged: the cases of s. Rousso and V. Berlerkoz were continued.
 Richard billiard. Maria billiard and D. Davis, negroes, were fined s1 each for violation of the sanitary ordinance. Guy Pulsomer was fined s2 and E. F. Mccoy was fined $i, for violation of the sanitary ordinance. and Sim Brins- field was discharged on the same charge.
 Henry Peoples. negro, and Russell Reeves were tried for fighting. Peoples was discharged and Reeves was fined $10 and costs. H. B. AL len was fined s5G and costs for obtain ing money under false pretenses. Anna Lee Robinson, charged with as- sault and battery. was dismissed ow- ing to the failure of prosecuting wit nesses to appear at the trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
I. c. TO BUIsLD.
RailrOad to Construct Line in Ala
 bama.

RailrOad to Construct Line in AIa-
 Birmingham, Dec 1.-(Speeial. )- It was announced today that the Illi- nois Central Railroad will during the next twelve months construct It's own line from Haleyville. in the northwest ern part of the State, to Birmingham, and that by next october or November trains of this system would be enter ing this district over Its own rails.
 It was given out here today that some men owning large tracts of min eral lands in the western part of Jef- ferson and through Walker counties. not reached by railroads at present have been informed that within anoth- CT twelve months they will have trans- portation facilities at their doors, the road to be built at once.
 A five-tenths per cent. grade will be established on the road building. The in- forma tion that is given out indicates that the contracts will be let in the near future and that no time will be lost in putting through the project.
 The Illinois Central already owns yard property in this city and district and the tracks for the yards are par italy down. This railroad also has large and p-to- date shops in Birming- ham, or just out of the city limits to care for all the business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, Dec. 1.-Arrived: Steamers Trafalgar (Nor. Havana; Belize (Nor.l Puerto Barrios; Spennymoor (Br.) ) Bridgtown.
 Galveston, Dec. 1.--Arrlved: Steam CTS Fl Cid, New York; Galveston (Nor.) Havana; Bonifay (Br. ) Pensacola.
 Cleared: Steamers Swedish Prince (Br.) Bremen; Galveston (Nor.) Ha- vana and Matanzas, Moncenisio (Ital.) Barcelona and Genoa; Fl Valle. New York.
 Charleston, Dec. 1.-Sailed: Verona (Nor.y Santa Marta.
 Savannah, Dec. 1.-Arrived: Steam CTS Savannah (Br.) Liverpool; Brook wood CBr.) Huelva.
 Cleared: Steamer Reidar (Nor.) Bre- men and Aalborg.
 Sailed: Steamers Ribston (Br.) HuIli Horsley (Br.) Bremen and Leith' schooners Charles H. Wolston, Santi- ago: Ruth P; Cobb, Belfast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
LITTLE GIRL IS KILLED
JOSEPHINE VESCOsCO STRUCK
 DOWN IN STREET.
Wagon Brushes Head of Child In Pen- sac0la and Negro Driver Ks Re-
 leased By the Coroner.

Pensacola. Fla. Dec. 1.--(Special)-- Fourteen -months- old Josephine Vescos- co met horrible oeath this afternoon within few feet of her home on Wes. Main street. when she attempted to cross the street in front of dray driven by negro named s. Antone.
 The hoof of the horse struck the It, tie girl, knocking her to the ground and before the draynian could bring his team to a stop the wheel had passed over the head of the child crushing her skill and causing almost instant death
 The father of the child is proprietor of a store on South Baylen street and little Josephine and her elder sister were playing in the front part of the store when the father last noticed them. The eldest sister was attracted across the street and the little girl was endeavoring to follow when the accident occurred.
 The coroner this afternoon inyesti- gated the death and ordered the re- lease of the negro who had been ar rested,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
GEORGIA SENDS WORD.

The Albany, (Ga.) Herald says:
 Our congratulations to The Mont gomery Advertiser on the great vic tory won at the polls yesterday for the preservation of the constitution of Alabama from the despoiling hand of fanatfcism! The campaign was waged on false issue forced by the amend CTS to appeal to the sympathies of good women and the prejudices of the prohibitionists. and fanaticism went wild. This made the campaign one of bitterness and acrimonious crimina- tion and recrimination, and those who. like the conservative Montgomery Advertiser. stood for the preservation of the constitution of the state from factionalism and the blight of an Ism. had much to bear. We have watched the campaign with interest and have admired The Advertiser for the sane, decent and forceful manner in which 1t made its fight. The Advertiser was not. of course. alone In its fight. but 1t Is the leading paper of Alabama,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
SHRlNERS HOLD SESSION
Fsx-W EARERs FROM MANY SEC-
 TIONs OF STATE.
Luncheon, Business, Initiation and . Big Banquet Are the Features
 of the Days
 Program

Success crowned every feature of the Shriners' program in Montgomery, Wednesday. From the time when the first caravan rushed a bunch of be- widered fresh meat" into the Theat- rical Club for the sea food luncheon, until the banquet's revelries died out in the wee small hours of Thursday morning. the convention went smooth ly and with tang of enthusiasm.
 About goo delegates. including a goodly contingent of fresh meat were in Montgomery for the festiva- ties. Birmingham. the home of Zamora Temple, sent the largest delegation. The Shriners. Club of Montgomery Is a branch of zamora Temple.
 The delegates were received at the union station by large committee of Montgomery nobles and escorted to the Exchange Hotel. At noon. perhaps, the most attractive feature of the con- vention hbegan. the sea food luncheon at the Theatrical Club. The luncheon was prepared at a cost of approxi- mately $20O. and the menu included oysters, crabs. Holsters. turtle soup, and many other delicacies of the sea Observing the behest of the invitation no one brought ''his fishing tackle and the luncheon was a successful symposium of good fellowship.
 At 3:16 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the little army of nobles marched in a body to the Majestic Theatre. Every noble wore his fez and the fresh meat" obeyed commands. Beginning at o'clock in the evening the busi- ness session of zamora Temple was held in the Masonic Temple. followed by a ceremonial session. during which thirty candidates were initiated. They are:
 o. T. Nelson. H. F. vandiver. E. J. Hewett. B. R. Metzger, c. L. Arm- strong. G. Well. and George Wil- Hams, Montgomery; E. F. Esslinger, w. c. Martin. J. W. Wright and W. M. Hill. Union Springs; w. R. Af- ffeck, and F. ". Harman. Eufaula: M. T. McGriff. W. J. Bell. H. F. Deal. W. L. Lee. W. F. Oakley. J. E. Mo. Nair, and W. H. Christian, Columbia; E. D. Johnson. L. A. Boyd, J. H. Bar nell and E. H. Hill. Dothan: George Griffin, G. c. Thompson. B. W. Booth and J. R. Henderson, Tuskegee; J. W. stanfeld. Sylacauga; F. H. Bates. Hamburg.
 The banquet was held at the Ex- change Hotel. Wednesday night. be- ginning at II o'clock.