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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03

PREsSMkN'S SECRETARY HERE
Ben DuVar of Fargo. secretary Of
the Pressman's union of that city, has
been visiting with friends in Bis
marck for q few days and returned
to his home on number Wednesday
morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
IRoNERS WANTED,

Hand ironers wanted. Permanent
position and good wages. Also posi-
lions for several extra hand ironers
wanting work for three or four days
q week. Apply at once. The Bis
marck Steam Laundry Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
MOVING SOME.

Mr.. Van Hook moved into the
Franklind cottage on Avenue A and
Tlfth street Monday, and Frank Smith
md wife moved iftG the Lambert cot
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03

tage on Sixth street, vacated by the
Van Hooks r. A. Petrie and wife will
occupy the Pierce cottage on Avenue
D, vacated by the Smiths.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
TAUGHT SUMMER SCHOOL.

Miss Emile Hanson. formerly of the
Bismarck schools, has just finished a
term of teaching in the summer school
at the state university. Miss Hansen
is one of the corps of teachers in the
Grand orks- city schools.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
THE CITY
GONE TO THE LAKES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hart have gone to
Detroit Lake, Mimi, for two weeks
visit. They will visit Wadena friends
before returning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03

The Baptist Ladies' Aid will give a
gold medal bread and bun sale Satur-
day. Ever try the gold medal baking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03

You'll never need to buy anything
that cannot be bought to best ad-
vantage in store that advertises.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
Babies.

Babies is like human beings, they
can't always be counted on to do the
best they knows.-From miss Selins
Lue."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
THE PLACE 70 BUY

Ground feed, oats, corr, bran,
shorts and poultry supplies Ut Wits
Need Storo-Alvt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
Coming Events
|. :. :: :: : :: :. :. :. :. :: :. :
August 27-Buffalo Bills and
PaWnee Bills Combined At

: Pawnee Bills Combined At
: fractions.
:, September 2O-Baptist State
: Convention.
: September 2l-Baptist State
= Convention.
:. September 22-Baptist State
+ Convention.
i September 23-Baptist State
+ Convention.
+ October 5-MethOdist State
= Conference.
+. October 6-Methodist State
!. Conference.
I: October methodist State
= Conference.
+ October 8-Methodist State
i: Conference.
1: October 9-Methodist State
I: Conference.
:: October 11-State Federation
I: Of Womens Clubs.
= October 12-State Federation
= of Womens Clubs.
= October Estate Federation
= of Womens' Clubs.
:: October 14-State Federation
I: Of Womens' Clubs.
= Oct. Estate Educational AS
= ISOLATION.
= Oct. 19-State Educational AS I
= ISOLATION.
= Oct. 20-State Educational AS I
= ISOLATION
: Oct. 21-State Educational AS I
+ ISOLATION
+ July, 1911-North Dakota Inde- :
+ pendent Telephone Associa- :
:. ton. :
e + : = =. =. = :: : > > !: :: : :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-03
HAY.

Ten tons Of hay wanted for cash or
trade at Frances, Fourth st. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08

Ser st. 8ebboro'S SnnGc
90 dnnerd)or" pernnItaltete sc.
iiern abeno NIT groBem Grfol9 cine
MISUNDERSTANDING IN Der Ser5 Sellls
Safe al Sighlonotopn. BUR ani.
i!ibrling ~gelangte cin Gromn, betitelt
Cart before GNun." bel Dem oie
&S. Sebaitim 2inS, Geo. ). @odj.
ter, Eeter anorr, SSobn Goroum,
Motbem aolb, 2amrence &alb, Ser
Cert @iliamS, Wifael Sforr, e.
G!nS nnb George Screen mitlpirften.
Sum Shlilb iol9tc cine bulnoriitllhc
Sfii5c, Ger mooerne &itter," be;
ircld)er ca Ole Mitpirfenoen oeritniI.
hcl, ibre 3uborer IN ole beiterita
Sounc SIT ucriebcn. Iie miiftliidlc
Gcitrng lag IN ben S9nocn bon Eroi.
&enrp !. Tiiler mo boS Irrohge.
mentS .9omitc bcitnnb ans ben SS.
Seboitian Gins. Geo. ). @ad,tcr.
liattbcp aulb, 2nmrcnce Stub, 9apa
tit @od)tcr. Sobr Mud)ter ltub nj.
a,oel @pli. Gle llnterboltlng i'm.
set beilte Mbell0 cine @ieoerbolunN.
3pei GrittcI Der g%imlabnen iino
fir Den 9auionb Der neuen Serj
ScIu.airf)e beltimnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Ter &c W Jall.

Soiepb j. sc Rop's &Iage fir $10,=
600 GntihGbigtung 9egen 9r. O.
g. @ilfins i'm Common Bleo5-
@eriht %perbnnoelt. = Gntircms
0urla ser Srau Sc Rop Die aluge-
urinfe. - Sic NOR rcid)c @itttue.
Sic &erbonolumacn III Dem Yro-
seize Soicpb j. Sc 3op'S fir $4,000
GntitGoigung gegrn Den @ciGneui6-
ar,t Or. Geo. &. @ilfins nabuen ae=
itern i'm Common YIeos.@ eridt Dor
Ridter SeuiSler unb II 8eidhuorc=
neu ibren Nnfana. Se Rop hcbulp-
let, feline Satin Setter Sc Ron ltcbe
lulter benz Ginfluiic oeS slr5tes, uno
oieier babe iie inn entfrembet. @err
| Cartel 2. Sullipon. Der gnipoIt oes
aIGoers, iogtc IN ieiner Groifmungss
Nniprode, CT ipilroe feline idylpcrere
stniduloigung aeaetl II. @iltinS ere
bebcn, ais BOB ourd) icilen GinflnB
6rou Sc Iop ibrcm @ottcn cnifrem.
oct iuorOcrr iei uno lie oenielben pcr-
boiten IieB iucgen bGsniQiaeu Ser.
lciieno uno uti Sdeioung tlaste.
Sc Rop oientc ais &ued)t iiir Srmi
&c Rop'S criten @ottcn ouf Der &C.
oar Yoint,Sorm ST. @ad &iper, bic
oenIielbeu gcborte. Nud oeiien Gob
blieb sc Rop I'M Ticnit Der 8ittmc,
pod)tetc bcricIbc,l ocn Elnb ipGter 40
mo ~hciratbete tic nod)bcr. Canals
ihon lieB lid sic Srnu III 8eldofts-
ioten pou Tr. @ilfinS bcroibe1.
&ur5 mad Der @of5eit im September
1906 nerlieB Sc non nit ieiner 8ot=
tin ole 6arm nno 5pg nod SoIti=
more uno ip0ter nn6 Some, N,.W.
no er Hadt-Glerf IN cinem Sotel
muroe. Gr perbot ieiner Satin, iuic
Nniuolt Sulipou III ieiner grofi-
nunga-N niprod,e erfldrte, iih ferner=
bin in @eidGftsiad)en bon Or. @ll-
fins berntben 81 loiieL unb cine 3cit
lang babe iic linn Damn alld) gebordt.
9lber IN 1908 begann Die. Gntfrcm-
bung Der Srau sc Hop bon ihrem
@otten, Ole iih belnnoers bcmerfbar
mof)te, luenll bieielbc bon eincm Be
ind in Baltimore nod Rome 5ltrilfs
febrtc. .@ir iperoen nadDeilen",
iogte Ser Aniuolt, nonB Die Srau oelt
Gr. @ilfins ieoeslnal aufiud)te, ipenlt
tic nod Baltimore fam, unh oaB Der
lelbe tic entgegen ibrem 8attell
Hotbihlogc gob. Sls lie Sc 8op per-
boiten lieb ullb fiir SGeibung flo9te,
gcid)ab Dies ailf ben &atb oes Or.
@ilfins bin" Inmalt Sullipan err
florte ferrer, ooB sc Hog feline Got
tin bon Infote on ~peritdnbi9te, Dab
or p%ermoaenlos lei, rudbrenb cs oil.
gcnein n|llgeiiomnlcl puroe, 0uB ibr
crIter 8attc ibr $35, 900 binterloiien
babe. Ger llnterihieo I'M Sitter be-
trnge ~ Sabre.
CT. Milfins miro ollrd) Die HedtS.
dnu1lte Sbontaa q. SapeS, Osborne
!. Dellott mo Sobn $. Grill pertrc'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Scr Tcutidlc Gorreippnoeut. '

Sic cin5ige beutide 3eItung lit
Baltimore, nelhe ben 2ciern a!Ie
Ncuigfeiten Der Staot, bes Staatc6
iino Der @eIt tGgIit iriih l%iefcrt.
Sic ein5ige oeutite 3eituna, peId)e
III allen areiIeu oeS 9ei,:idtbums
geleien piro. Rur Der n@orrcipnu.
ort" bringt bic 3cpeid)en h- oaiio.
ciirten Ereiie," bercn Mitglieo Der.
icIbe iii. Ser Correspondent" lit Die
cir5ige oeutihe 3citung, meId)c iih
GROCER Gerbreituns IN IorpIano,
@oibinGton, 8irgiuien, @eitsStrai.
nien, ionic i'm sonaen Siioen erireut;
itCbt feincr biciigen gr0Bercn ensli'
iden Setting i'm 0epeidcu. uno
SofaInadribten.0 icnIt rod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Epnncnanf. nno lIntcraann.
Gus Mcttcr.

Sir Worplalto mo Den Iiltritt
Columbia hClltc flor unb mGrlncr
mor9cn nlbcit1nbi0 nlGbige iilNlihe
mo iiiOncitlidlc &inbe.
9ie nichrinltc Scmpcrotltr mar Nc
itcru ~ WroO iibcr Null 5rpild)en I
mo s lhr McrNcna mo sic hotitl
q @roo I'M / llhr Nnhmittoga.
Sn Den onocrcn 8umbeSss Settcr
observation-disclosures oe5 Gonoc;
ipnrhcn hic iolacnheu b0ditcn Gem.
pcroturcn Ucr6cidnet: GuItport iG
Eprtlono 16, Bolton l6, glbonu f.
Nclu'Dorf 20. Y~bilooclpbio II, NJ.
lontic.Gitp -, Aortbiiclo ,. 9uiioIr
20. Glcpclnno %, 2etroit Is. Nlpcrr
36, Wurnuettc II. Green Ban y
Guiitb 36. St. Haill &c, Sllron 30
NiHmard 81. NiQiiton %. 0ourc 81
Mclcnu Is Wrno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
2eben in ieoent Erupfen!

Gas 6luidenfiH. Gepartemcnt Der
Geo. @iintber, jirn.. 9rau.Go. lit nit
ocn nei,citcn einridtunsen periebcn.
rcrmittelIt berer oas gier oireft aus
ben 2ageriaiiern Der grauerei ber
GIaid)cn suaeiiibrt miro. Gle 6olge
ii; ell, perlenbeS. if,Giimenoes. rcineS
Bier; hcionoers Acknowledgements
SIT empfebIen. geite1t brett bon Der
grauerei. 2 9useno Ilaiden $1.00.
s. s. =. 8bote, @oIie 90.
(Rai4, Ti,Go,Sa-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
,8crmania=W anncrdjur."
Iienitaa, 8. Sebrnar-
WasfenbaQ inn rGprie."
Mnr fir Yiitslieoer.
(3S--9)

@ier 9r1noc in Z romet It.
Baltimore. - SIC i'm noromelt-
lid,cn Staottbcilc itotionirten itdotl.
id,en 2old)nnnnld)oiten bottcn gcltern
cillen geid)Gftiaen Gorntittog. sic
nouroen pier Wal ulnrnlirt mo mub.
tcli nj ieoem Sale, fiir5 nad)ocm ne
ten chem Srnnbc suriidgcfebrt ,pd.
rcr, piebcr alSriifen mo Ole
SpriscnbGiller pcrlaiicn. - Sn her
&ohnuna oeS Srn. emanuel Got.
9tr. 1905. aoennIe, erplooirte
eil. am aiid)enoien nll9ebrohter @al-
lcrfcIicl, poorr6 betrdhtlider Sd)a.
Cen ongerid)tet miiroc. = SdnierS-
quite 9runomlinoen erlitt Sr. Stepeu
Hctbman. ein i'm Suile Nr. 629.
Melt . MulberrpitrnBe, m%obnbuitcr
alemprer, ais er I'M Suilie Rr. 2004.
Walbroof. IuenIe, cin @alierrolr
l$ibetc uno bei'm Auiiiiacn init so.
lrlill Der Sofpofelt ~eIploOtrfe. -
Jied,t idneu unteroriidte oir Sei,cr.
ipebr cinen Shornitcinbrano, DER
i'm Sallie ocs Srn. George Miillcr.
Or. 5t4. observation-disclosures, alisbrah.
- Sei'm 2otben elmer lahrinne am
Soitic bes 9rocerpbGnolerS Sranf
@eneitc, Rr. 1927, Yenniplpania.
arenle, eerietb seitern oas Iaf ii,
grano. Die berbei seeilte 6euertpebr
loiftc Die 5lammen.
Sabcn lest Elm . eli NJ.
Iie brei alien 9ettler. lpelhe ari
Sonntaa Gormittag sic geinder ber
IT,. &oienfrar5-aird,e belditigten.
1ruroen s~eIterr ourd, Hidter S'Ncia
Il, Der oitlid}en Goli5ciitation benl
Gapoiem.Iipl ii6erDicien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspap per in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper I'm Baltimore that gives Its read
crs all the important happenings In the
CITY, the State, ana the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far rs its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published In Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that Glrculates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and tho
south, .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Gin .6euer.

Sin ,SubifGnms" 'Jcuer.
6lamnen, RouG unb @aiier rihteu
eiuen Sho0en bon onnGberno
$4,000 on III hilbert Stcrn &
Co.'S 9%louicniobrif, yer. 81, Siib.
SunooeritruBc. = 0rei Mlarme.
Ser @ronboiltritt ~ieierte geiteril,
an 6. Subrcstnge bcs Niishrudbs oeS
NicIenbron0eS pom 1. mo 8. SebrIur
1901, iein ied)steS "Slthiloum" burd,
Gin Seier, lueld)eS guar feline gruBcn
Gtrlcuiioncn onnobmL aber in cincr
QciGhrlifeu Nnhhorihait ousbrah
mo immcrbiu eincn Shooen boil
onnGberno $4,000 onribtcte.
Q05 6crcr creignctc iid III Der 90
Observation-Disclosures BON hilbert Stern
4 60. Mr.. ~, Siio.SnnoUcritrobe,
clio nid)t melt bon Dem YloBe emit
fcrnt (Gde &opfilts Blace uno Ger
munitraBc), no por led)9 &ohren Der
Rielcn6rotlD miSbrnd). IS cntltono
I'M 6ritten StotDcrfc uto ipllroe itnt
$40 llbr pom Scrgeont @olIb unb
oen Ebli5iItcn GareD unp Eosfp pom
miitIcren Toli5eioiitrift cntbedt, Die
nurd) OaS @crGuId) 5crlpringcnOcr
Standardization nltfnlertlom genlodlt
nurOen mo bolh nofber Huud] aus
oen TenItern oeS orittcn StodlucrtcS
scr Stcrn'id)en Sobrif brinaen 'abcn.
Sic olarmirten bie Sellcrluebr bonn
6cllcrmcIbcfoItcn 9tr. 4l22 an Der
Ode bon Sanpucr. mo 2ombnroltr.
aus. 9illis Sellermcbr.Gbcf Gnrld
innotc iofort nadl icillcm elntrcffen
cillcll 5tpciten Nlarm Elm, un0 tScllcr.
@bei Sorton Der aud, balO 5ir Steac
mar. lieB eiuen oritten Ilorl1 fol9en.
ga Die Nod)borihoft bcs 6crlers cine
oefGbrlid,c ipar, b~cionocrs ga IN Nr.
%, Siio=Sonoueritrube, 0os groBe
IarbengeidGit bon BERRY Bros. iid
beiinbet.
&nl eritcn Stodmerf beo 8cbult0es
Nr. q, @onoperltrabe, bcfinoct ltt,
Die Iirmo u. $. GbomoS & 60, ipels
DIE 3ubcbor fiir Sobo.JountainS lie
icrt. Iie @ooren oieler Sirnlo lpilr.
ren 5llnl ctnoigcn 9etroee bon $4,000
ourd) @olicr mo Houh beidGoigt.
Gle 0%erlidcrung bctr69t $1,000.
Gs geIong Der Scl,erpe6r, Die
Tlonunen ullf ibrcn Sero int brittcn
mo uicrten Stotluerte 5l beidrGn-
ten, ober Die i6mmtlid)en onoeren
Stodluerfc uno bic BARN beiinolid)en
@onrell muroen griinolih Olirf) 8al-
ier our6lueidt.
Sic Sirmen IN ben Nad)boraebolts
Ben litten ipenig Sdoben. gtur III
has 4. Stodmcrf uno III ben Seller
Der Sorbenbonollna bon Scrrp
Bros. Nr. 90, SnnopcrItrobe, iuor
ctluuS @oIier cingcorlngcn. Nltd)
Der Shaoen bnrd) @uiier uno Roild),
ben oic @oltinlpre-Sarris Sd)ub.'
Go. bon Nr. %. SiioeSanooerItraBe,
erlitt, mar iebr gering.
@os Die llriohe oes Vrolloes fpnr,
Der in reidlid) elmer Stunoe geloIdt
mllroe. folnte g~eitern Ibe1o nift
feitgeiteQt iuerbeu. Serr hilbert
Stern, Der Ghcf Der Sirntn. mar Der
2ebtc, Der bos Gebailoe a~eitern nod
ShluB scr @eidditc perlieB. Gr ipei-
gerte iidl beitimmte gngoben 5il maj
d)el, iibcr Sd)aben mo SerIidcrnng.
GoS 8eb1l,be gcb0rt 5. 6. Sngrom.
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$tGot 8GHtntore.
11utcrbaItnngs.@egfuei
,Iaecmtc" Ibe &arpcit wioou
.unit1riuM" ,SumFc NtIbN

,,A,ascmic".-nI bc NarpcIt Wloou",
,,Auhiturium" Cameo Nttbn".
uHpro'e"-r SprinGiimc".
,e3upen"- Ibc Gueens Of TIC 10rSin DC
Rurie".
rNnatsap"-. gbomplin'& Iruppr IN Rcpcr.
icirC".
q4surnIauS"-aeitbS rgu Star" Sauocpiac
HHa Der 9incipqruph.
og.cp MiunumrutGl"-n Queen 81 The 3uTem"
StlfDH'Sb eatcr," Baltimore. Hduc @dotSir.
1dRlth nHuntrrbrobcnc 9auoeniuc mo
9Sanoelbilocr'9oriiCIlunaCu.
r6rohIiuu" StCniiu9, ben s, SchyuCr.
:giGeieHbllI ut Der "SCrtHauia gidnrrrbor
Natc".
r9aniihcr Sraueu,gersiH" - EicHitu9, ben
>. SehrIdr. hnoifhCr RauernhGII In u@oigt'2
@aIe." Ar, 1922. 3driorosgJOCHle.
'Wi1HuerdhGr" EiCulidG. oCH
:. Scbriur. WiartCnbNl! i'm oGprtC".
rShric'Shcntcr" - Nrfiina, ocU II. 6ebrltat,
$ llby @benos. &uetini'e GpCr nDiuNcms
NuitcrilO"
3enbooiyY iuNt, Gpuitrpntoriuri" Srciian
cen II. ScbruGr. 9tddmtttulS 4 llhr. 5iueitto
StanrlermufiI'G on5crt bns NuetfeI Guarteii".
ptlnteI Sraiig'Ncrstn' Wttipot. Den %.
Scbrnar. MPnsteubnIl tn Scr n@cUrdntasMPdu'
Terdloreoalc".
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Hotis.
jStbbtl's ciu5igcS StnSio.

Stoermauu feuuu bic BON ms &C.
l~ieiertc Mrbeit; iuir Senfea nift ba'
ran, nns ielbit 1T ipbsn, ionbern iibrr'
Iaiicn Sics nniercn 2eiitnnsen. Seine
Srcpprn bel nns III critcisrn. 2aRen
Sic lid BON Nnberen nidJt tGnifen,
cs sieb. unr ein ein5ises Sebbel'S Stu
bic nnb bies bcfinbct fid im Earterrs.
Nd,ten sic ani bas Suns, iuo nniei
Nnmen anf 9biren nnS Uenitern
itebt.
Seine Msenten. yin Yreis.
Ndjten Sic anf
-Sebbel's--
321 WorS-Nna.St r.. nahc Siah.G to
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Cleo. 8. Tiener & Co.,
217 Dit Baltimore Etrase.

Tc,itihcs nnS nnoeres mlsfdnbi.
idles. @elo e%etauit unb rcrfonit.
8elbicnonnsrn 1eiorst nod 1eltid'
lamb, Seitreih, MubIanb ii. I. NJ.
MehieI n,lseefteIlt aiif niisIdnbiiGs
@nnfen. Grcoitbrisie uno 1raueIers
CHEQUES. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08

Ser g I. N0tobuS u lpdcn.
lGntcr Scrcin" utrunltoltctc
Ncitcrn N6cn0 81 @uuliicn ocr fnibo.
llIdcn ct. Sofobmaaaird)c cinl
MISUNDERSTANDING in DER st. So,
toblls Nullc" an Niadu,tbs. nabe So.
ger StrnBc. iucld)c belltc 9lbcllo mic.
ocrbplt lulrn. Bur Auliiibrlng &c
lungtc inter 2eitlulg beS Ncrrn IS
Wont cin Iranna bctitelt: oSoo Wc.
betrnlllB oea aDni9a," bnS uflpcucl'
llcn @eiioIl iono. Iic WitmirfeuNe!
bel Der @nifii6ruua limb: Niuiour
Ginfc, Norrp 6iiltc. Is. @ortcn. )
Noltboua, Sol. Sincs. &npnlpnb VII.
finger. 6rnnt Mcb. Con-. &cntihcl
HopnloHe @illinger. @nl. 6infc. J.
Shnciocr. Martin Shriiic. GbmurG
&art, Sobn &rieger. 0ct. &oppeit
Hlops 0obcic uuo Abon Srngcicr.
Ser o&crein beuti f I
Wrcim nrer" ucrIommelt lid
all, n1d,iicn Sonrtug Abeno III Glaa
GETS Safe. Nr. 6fI-6t6. Norb.
|remont. Aucnuc. mo Sr. .. =.
SbrceUca miro ii, berielben cincl
&Ortrq8 hultcr iiber Dos 1beno
.tyreimourerci mlo nlooerne Gro.
b!rmc."
Griibnhr6 Gr1ffnuna.
9ic lan0betannie Moocra1ren.
6lrma armilrong. Gator g. So. hill
ricrgen nno am Ionneritn1 ibre eritt
6rilbinbrS Grofinuns. 6ran50iiidr
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he cried reathlessly.
From the trap" George smiled as
he had not smiled IN many weeks.
They've struck In Ike knew they
would. and they're running now by the
thousands. I've fshed these waters
for years. but never seen the likes OF
Il They'll tear that trap to pieces.
They're smothering in the pot. tons
and tons Of 'em. with millions more
milling below the leads because they
can't get IN. It's a sight you'll not see
once IA a lifetime"
THAT means that we can run the
plant-that Wen get all we can use7"
Say, we've got fish enough 70 run
two cRnneries. They've struck their
gait. tell you. and they'll never stop
now. night or day. tn they're through.
We don't need no gill METERS. What
we need Is butchers and sinners and
handlers. There never was a trap site
IN the north TIL this one. told Willis
Marsh that years ago" lie flung out
a long. hairy arm. barred half 20 the
shoulder. and waved IL exultantly
I'VE built this plant 20 cook 10000
salmon day. but I'll bring you 1000
every hour. and you've got TO cook
EN-. DO you hear?"
and they couldn't cork US after air.
Emerson leaned unsteadny against a
pile. for his head was whirling.
"No! Wen show shat gang what a
cannery can do. Marsh's traps will rot
where they stand Big George shook
his tight clinched fst again. We've
won. my boyi We've wont"
Then don't let us stand here talk
ing cried Emerson sharply. Hurry!
Hurry lie turned and sped up the
dock
He had come into his own at last.
and he vowed with tight shut teeth
that no wheel should stop. no belt
should slacken. no man should leave
hts duty. TIN the run had passed. A.
the entrance 90 the thrObbing. clang-
ing building he paused an instant and
with a smile looked toward the yacht
Coating lazily In the distance. Then.
with knees sagging beneath him from
WEAKNESS. he entered
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a I'LL that night Boyd stayed at
a his post. while the cavernous
HA building shuddered and Kissed
s TO the strainlng toll OF the ma
chimes aud the gasping breath OF the
furnaces. As the darkness gathered
be bad gone out upon the dock 10 look
regretfully toward the twinkhng lights
on the Grande Dame. then turned dog
gedly back 10 his iabors He would have
sent Mildred word. but he had not
single man to spare f.fE.tf
At 10 O'Clock the next morning he
staggered into his quarters more dead
than alive. In his heart was a great
thankfuIness that Big George had not
found him wanting The last defective
machine was mended, the last weak
ness strengthened. and the plant had
reached its fullest stride. The fish
might come now in any quantity: the
rest was but matter OF coal and iron
and human endurance. Meanwhile he
would sleep. .~ ,-t-. Ia p.
He met "Fingerless', Fraser emerg-
ing, decked royalty IN all the spIendor
OF new clothes and spotless linen.
Where are you goingl" Boyd asked
him.
I'm going out into society"
Clyde IS taking you 10 the yacht.
ehg"
"No. He's afraid OF my work. so
I'm going out on my own. He told
me all about the swell quilts at Marsh's
place. so l thought I'd lam up there
and look them over. may cop an
heiress." BE winked wisely. IF see
one that looks gentle rrl liable TO grab
me some bride. He says there amt
one that's got less than a couple OF
millions In her kick"
Boyd was too weary to do more than
wish him success, but IL seemed that
fortune favored Fraser. for before he
had gone far he saw a young woman
seated In a patch OF wild flowers.
plucking the blooms With careless hand
while she drank in the beauty OF the
bright arctic moruIng, She was sim
ply dressed. yet looked so prosperous
that Fraser instantly decided: tr..-
That's her. I'll spread my checks
with this one. Good morning. he be-
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played the game sQuarely. Mr.. Way
land, but unless this ceases I'm
through"
You are throughT
Yes. Tie run is nearly a week cd.
and haven't begun 70 pack nay salm-
on. have less than half a boat crew.
and OF those half are laid up"
The president OF the trust stirred
for the first time since Boyd had be-
gun hts recital The grim lines about
his mouth set themselves deeyr, and.
staring with cold gray eyes at the
speaker, he said:
We'll. sir. what you have told me
confirms my Judgment that Wills
Marsh Is the right man in the right
place. $3.50
Completely taken back by this IN
expected reply. Boyd exclaimed:
'Yon don't mean 10 say that you ap-
prove Of what he has done?"
-Yes. OF what know he has done
Mr.. Marsh Is pursuing definite poll
CT laid down by his board OF directors
You have shown me that he has done
his work we'll. You knew before you
left the east that we intended to crush
AL opposition"
Emerson's voice was sharp as he
cried. II understand all that. but am |
20 understand also that the directors
OF the N. A 2. A. Instructed him 70
kiIl mer'
Tut, tut Don't talk nonsense. You
admit that you have no proof OF VIII
lis connection with the attempt upon
your life You put yourself In the
way Of danger when you bred seab
labor TO bresk that strike. Wink you
got or very easily @ ~
III Marsh was instructed TO crush
the fndependents. why has he conferred
an hts efforts on me aIobe7' Why has
he spent this summer IN Kaiyik az
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she even dared TO critlcise her. NIL
dred Wayiand. for her treatment OF
Boyd. 40 ~
II shall ask him about 1t again this
evening" she continued. III there
has. really been persecution. as you
suggest. ! shall tell my father"
'You won't see Boyd this evening"
said Cherry.
'Oh. yes. shall"
HE Is very busy. and-I don't think
he can see You e-l -,
"You don't understand. told him
TO come, eat 20 fhe1yschtw sM;ldred's
temper rose at the light she saw In the
other womans face IN .u1r
But IL be should disappoint your
Cherry Insisted. Remember that the