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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-18
annual Reunion United Confederate
Veterans, Little Rock, Ark, May Is
. rs, 1911.

For this occasion the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad has authorized special
low rates, May 13, "A and Is, limited
until Nay 23 Ticket can be deposit
ed at Little Rock, and upon payment
of a fee of 50 cents, at time of de-
posit, limit OF ticket can be extended
to-, and including June II, 1911.
For rates and information, apply to
nearest agent, or T. C. White, Gener-
al Passenger Agent, Wilmington, y.
c..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-18
EDITOR OF BAPTIST COURIER.
DIR. z. T. Cody Will Succeed the Late
Or. 4. J. S. Thomas.

Columbia, April 15.-Dr. q. T. Cody
will tomorrow resign the pastorate of
the First Baptist church of Green
vile, to succeed the late DR.. A. J. S.
Thomas as editor of theBaptist Cour-
ier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

ade abinoer o9 9srn, iom alorig
imnger alfoboGaiftenl Soor meget
beore, mon Oct ier no / Dc american.
tie 9Der2 Seq befln9er fun, at iea
life bar nogen Statiitif pet Grit
ferietS Dire / oette 2anO, tbi ieg
bar ell QneIie ON, at bet ingenlun0e
er be0re Der. 2oo M Waaoebol0etS
Solsmpn6 pr6oe poa, ON De fon
6ortforflnre 6isie og lionenoe 8aG,
o9 lao Dem prsoe, ON De tan brin-
&c Ds6sprocenten of 0rifferiets 81
re neo til NuI - inotil oo boloer
ri for, at Iibol0 CT oct eneite, ser
fan 9ere oct.
@fbol6 er imiolertio life set lam.
me iom at bore ct troen6e Wenne-
lie, men Ell Mano, iom er %oi6oI0en.
De, fan man tale me0 ON De epige
o9 bimmelife cling, bporimo6 bel
ingen oil tGnfe poo at tale meO
en- fnG0 Won6 oerom. Oct les "a
bernf at af6olS life Blot er til flor
6or6eG for SUBS Giqes Grbeioe,
men Iai6eIia til en0nn it6rrc Ser
sci for Sen af6oloenoe ieGo, tbi pcs
at bore fan BON fomne til 9roen.
hoorimoo 0ronferen meget iipGoen
sr / EN- inooan 8iliton6, at ton fan
bBre, oa oerfor fon ban heller life
fomme til at tro. 9%(ltiao: gff6oIo er
en- ioare itor geliianeIie for boooe
Ben ofboIOenOe ieIp og bans 5omilie,
men af6oIo ~ireIier BAN life. Get fan
fun Seills ariitu8 gre.
CIR. EN-. @loir, Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
Wormonerne berbiemme.

ON Goit. SOB. 3borien8 girfiom-
6eo imoo @ormonismen oer6iemme
%ifriper 2tnorem Senion til o9ifn-
ben:
Ser Ell tilipnelooenoe mere Woo-
itono / gente ior os FER I 0onnarf,
oo en- llit6erif 8rpit. Sr. So6annes
96orien, Ser bar opbolot Tia / fGere
aor / Gmerifa og tiIlige 6eiegt
lltab, er bleoen inoi6rt ira Ameri-
ia til Gonmarf, for at nf6oloe en-
Npffe illuitrereoe 8ore6ro9 imo6
vMormonerne". San bar ollere6e
pn~a6egpn0t lin uinafolote Misiion"
meo at misreprp ientere OF belDne
De SiOite- Cages Sellige. (lloen
IoioI bliper ban qoot betolt.)
Oct er imiolerti0 Dor Seniigt at
fsl9e efter bam ina meaet iom mn.
ligt me0 bore eqne iIluitrereoe 30
reoroa."
3 iomme Nr. al o@ifliben" GpieS
ON Mormonerne / 5oerrig, optaget
efter o9(ften.9i6ingen":
Som befenot inogop for Ell Sib
ii0en aitguitnno Snno0enS Brpiter
/ 4merifa Ell Betition til oen ioefl.
lie Re9ering, bbori Der pan Suenif.
Imerifnnernes gegne begGre6es, at
oe / SDerrig oirfenOe Wormon.Wis.
iionGrer mootte blfoe uobiite at Can.
6et.
8 4~nIeonina at 6enne Soa on.
mo6e6e 6en %. Se6r. tire 9@GOIte
nj De Sioite. Cages SellioeS Som.
fun6 ON @uoiens 6os aong @uItob.
&c ire &errer, Qnoreos Beterion,
Is. 81. GorIqniit, oq .. 81. Soenion
oberloo 6erpoo aongen Ell Geiolt.
tion, iom be6toaes pno ct Wasiems.
oe al 5oenif. qmerifanere / Salt
2ofe Gito Sen %. December 1910,
9erefter cores I 9lo6et Heoe for
ReIofutionens SnbboIo:
aonaen mootog, %ifrioer u9i0nin.
GEN, 9@GoIterne me6 meoen 8enIia.
he6.
San fen6te meoet peG airfen ina-
De ban, men ban fitnbe life moota.
&c 6ens 2proomme. Selp buo6e BON
in9cntinq at 1sre meo Sagen, men
benDiite oen til DC ponaGl6enoe He-
Observation-Disclosures.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nfoiite ale
reoe | 1904 augititana Spnooen,
oo Den isgte Mpnoiabeoerne ON at
forbp6e nMormonernes" @u6stiene.
Ite."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

at 9elsnnineen life rpffer nioere;
@uss 8eIiienelie ltraffer bot o9
fan gre Jig g9loenoe | belle Dor
IorOtife 8ilb9reIie : timelige lao.
bel iom aon0eIiee aoor. Ofte t9n.
fer Renneifer Iom ina: gi 6or life
Raao til at eipe Der. Nfen oct er
~un0erli9t, boor me9et De inmme
Menneifer fan foa Hono til, noar
De nsOt0ungent maa gioe gioe
Nffolo poo BET, De miiter, 6oa0 mao.
ife er tuiinofolo mere emo oct, oe
life bap6e Roa6 til fripilIio at gi-
ne. Wan faloer oct Ino l6elo og
llGpffe; men funoe man belt gen.
nenifue bisie cling, funoe set pprt,
man fom til at ben9pne Dem o1oer-
le0es = tom til at erfenoe, at BET
uar SUB. Der moatte to9e paa 0enne
Woobe for at oberifpre Sc 9nono,
Der bin6er Siertet iaa fait til De
ioroiife6 ing oaSelointeresien. 0oor
8erren tiger: u@ioer, iao ifoG eoer
eioes," 90 er oct life iarlig, foroi
ban trGnger ioa bnar6t, at ser fun6e
nGre 6nre for 8ollit 6oS BAN; men
BET er for bort eget 9eofommenoe,
at ri trenqer til at gioe.
6. 4roeb, 2ucf, 8i8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
Sen friitne &irte | Selma.

2egemisiionpr eaerbGf bolot for
fort Si6 iioen / asbenbaon Sore.
orna ON ben friitne Qirfe | aina.
Otter oariiteGiat Daablao" meooe.
Ter hi felaen6e @engipeIie al bans
Torebrog:
Der err TO Orb, iremiatte al
Menneifer, lom | bore Gage bar al.
BET @enlp6 | mango troen6e Wenne-
Tiers Sierter: o8erbens gpangeliIe-
RING / bette Slpgtfeb" % bette, at
oct MI ifof nGre ben af96renOe 81.
me- McS 6isie Orb for Die bar
iea trnft at tale om ben friitne air-
fe | aina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
aonfirmatiunsfort.

81 bar / aor ct tort lloool9 al
eanife aonfirnlatipnsfort til 5, 10
og Is Gts. Stpffet, eller per Quinn
aSiorteret so GtS. $500 o9 $3.50.
9iqeleoes enfelte til 90 og % Gts.
Stpffet.
9[f enocIife aoniirmotionsfort 6a-
PES / Mar to iproeles fine og lnlaG-
fuloe Sort b9itet meo Siltebaano
til 6enbolospis Is og % Gts. Stpf-
fet.
Dan. 2ntb. YubI. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
EnaIfcfOrt.

Monae forifelliqe fine % iii Gels
me Gooifefort meo 6anif gibeGtefIt
% Solmepers til Griier af 8, 10,
Is o. 90 Gt8. Stpffet. 3 Gorticr
oiocs Rnbot.
Gan. 2ut6. Subj Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
GOOD NAME WORTH
The experience of a big
shoe establishment, The F. Mayer
Boot & Shoe Co., suggests
caution in buying shoes.

The surest Indication of super
Tor quality in merchandise is
when the successful article is
largely initiated. The surest sign
of the poorest and most unrelia-
bic merchant is one who will
fully misleads his customers into
the purchase of inferior substi-
tutes in place of the genuine ar
ticle actually desired.
The F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co.
Milwaukee manufacture the
wellknown Mayer Martha Wash
ington Comfort Shoes which, due
to their superior merit, enjoy a
big sale. Inscriptions and
short-sighted dealers, eager for
bigger profits, have permitted
themselves to be led into the
practice of selling shoes similar
in appearance but inferior in
quality, representing them to be
Martha Washington Comfort
Shoes.
Substitution is a vicious prac-
tice which should not be tolera-
ted in any community and the
merchant guilty of such deception
would be getting his just deserts
if the trade deserted him.
The Mayer Company have
been compelled, for their own
protection, to inaugurate an ex-
pensive campaign to put a stop
to the unlawful use of the name
and picture of Martha Washing
ton and will punish the guilty
offenders. Other reputable man
ufaeturers have had the same ex-
%perience.
The practice of substitution
obtains so generally that it is
well for our readers to exercise
a little caution in buying sup
plies. See that You get what
you are after and do not hest
tate to turn down a merchant
who tries to mislead you. Our
reader are no doubt familiar
with the large Milwaukee shoe
house, the F.. Mayer Boot & Shoe
Co. whose advertisements have
appeared for a long time in our
publication. This Company
makes one Of the finest lines of
quality shoes in America and
their reliability is well esta-
blished. They make shoes for
all purposes and for every mem
her of the family.
In addition to the Martha
Washington they also make the
! eading Lady, fine shoes for wo-
men: Honorbilt, fine shoes for
men, Yerma Cushion Shoes and
Special Merit School Shoes.
The Mayer Company now has
facilities for maxine 5000 raire
u .h.nn nnr Inr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
GanifebreOfort.

Sine importereOe Sort meo aors
oq 9lomiter. Gre forifeIliae 9ibeI-
Iproq posien6e for Anle6ningen,
tr0ft pao banif / flere 6oroer. gris
per 0niin, osiorteret, % Gts.
Sort meo eneelif Sefit babes til
tiliparenbe Eriier.
Gan. 2utb. Subj. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
9rnffenlfab, MaaOebolO,
Nfbolb!

Geo at lpie / g(a0ene ON Afbol0
og 8ioa0e6ol0, for life at ii9e 8rut-
fenifab. tGnfte ie9, at Ell og onOen
mlIigois tun6e oGre interesieret /
at 6sre, buo0 en- al Den friitelige III
6olosforening Set eoang. bloa
aors'@ Meolemmer / 8onmarf ioq.
De peo 6o~reningens 9lor5msoe / ser
nina / 1905. 8olen fSIger Der i
ll0tog.
Nan lpier T. @fS. / 0pO5
itntiitif, at / 1901 oeoe / De chill.
iere0e 2ono 100000 @enneifer al
iterfe Driffe. Oct Itoor Der fol6t
oa roligt, life nnoet. gn begopet
Game ia9Oe poo ct Neoe / ginter:
IS Nnn0folf mnngler 5nntaii". Sa,
pit man9ler hi 5antnii % 0erfor
fanr oi iao liot no al oisie tsrre
3al. aan oi ie oct itoen at boloe
Saan6m ior ginene. 3 100 aor
orr ser / De 9an0e, ser filter nle0
ariitennaonet, % Wiaioner Men-
neifer al Drift Snor mango Millio.
ner al Suffe, 9snner og Sfrig,
boor mango lloifeielier, buor megen
9aoiel isI9er life / oisie eruopoGf-
fen6e Gals 6ooipor2 5 Oonmorf
oer boert aar 1000 Menneifer al
9rif 100000 / ct Aarbunoreoe Dor
Of Grit, UNDER 5orta6eliens NPrfe.
Spoo er Der life ifet i Oisie 6iem
for en- i%oriaIoen 5noers SfDlo?
2esloen letter 3rif;criet lit Stem.
bel paa 2ronferues Qerlt 90 9er
Fem meget minore MISUNDERSTANDING
oper Tor S1goommen. ) S5erTi9
er DER UcI ouer 100000 a~f6ol0siolf,
Der / 2ar0et ct pi onitrent 10000,
og oog CT Der ingen oGientii1 REQ
gang 0rifferlet. Site e1gang 80.
6eligbeositatiltitfen fan oi Itole paa;
ber Dor noturligOiS ilere al Grit,
men 2ggerne letter iaa ell onoen
1sosnoriag. vi ueO, at @li1get ira
Den oipOelife Wa9t / DE- itPrfe
0riffe, ialoer tungt 8uiinoer al
@iem oette oeilige 2aho. Oct. er
life lloeA @runo, at 0erren fal0er
pnn lit 6olf. Vi bar @runo til at
toffe DC uero5liae Aibol0sioseningcr
for oeres Arbeioe, men pore Sanfer
eonr beiere. 8i iful0e taffe Tor port
6P0reloll0, Der er lDfteligt : WfoOs
iptning til mange an0re San0e, men
eenuem oct gnar IN @rau, Der op.
iluger port 5olf, Der le99er Sauiaer
foroH Ierene Ill airfer og Utis.
iionsbuie. vi ier lulinoer al go0e
N9no % apinoer, Der bar billet
bielpe; til ErooS berfor greOeS Der
itaoie lieemeeet SuiinOer al Siem.
@eritorer al aoIn0er ieres | 5or.
6prpelie peo De itGrfe SriffeS Utagt.
1ra ale 5ioer oil man biIlpe, ira
OpIpsningen og ira StotenS, men
Oct mao iiges, at ale oiSie bor9er.
lige 8eitr96elier life er gennem.
tr9ngte al Den rette aanO og Wo.
raj. Disie raaoer nemlia finn / Sri.
iii STRIFE
Ooeniinnenoe Gitat piier cs nof-
iom, bpilfen pploig Magt Driffe.
9iGpelen bar oOer acknowledgement
Seq funoe iremiere life ioa iaa gal
al lienenoe art, men ieg ifnl blot
npuile ct. s en- gp | Danmarf,
buor iea er aoot fenot, Der ifslge
2egeerflpring bpert Zoe Wenneife
al Drift ionl oirefte garlag, oct er
life brer Zoe Mattb, men bDert 7ee
Menneifel Spor mango W9no oil
bet ian life bliue, mar oi fraorager
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

fineiiife Ration er 10 life n0gen re
IigieS Notion2 Ser bar BOG ira
Qamntel 5io uGret religieS Grnng
Ii Solicit; oerior fit 8%uo0bismen
burtig iaa ltor Sn09ang. Dten ser
er ogiao / ben friitne Misiion 5ir9,
iom oct er Gpr6 at l9gae W9rfe
til.
On Den neitorinnife airtes Or.
beioe | aino, ct Bor Snnoreoe Nor
f6r @orm Den @omles Sio, fortrl-
Ter en- WarmorIten, Der | lin Ti0
bfeo iun6en | oct inore &ina. Sid.
9e benne befnIe6e aeiIeren, at oe
ariitne ifitl6e beifbttes al @mbebs-
mpnoene, og BEN %fortpller, at 8pcr.
ne bar filloe al airfer. 0enne 9Gom-
Itrin9sti6 fnI0er iommen meo Ginds
@nl6nloer. Senere, oo Baoefirfen
too Misiionsorbeioet op, er ser Ipr.
Zig eet Nopn, Ser Ipier: Sobonncs
al Wonte Goroino8. San Ifo[ bare
ounoet 10000 5il6pngere til Qri.
iten0ommen.
Gen proteItontiife Misiion er qo6t
100 Ior 9ammeG. Worriion noae6s
finn at 6e6e ire, men ban ooerintte
9i6eIen og Ifreb en- %fineiiif Srobo9.
Nt hor QriItenoommen iloaet mob,
% oen tpf1er en- Sier6e0els WilIion.
Torf6l9eIier er 9ooe6e ben ooer De
1nae Meniqbeoer oQ bar moonet
Sem, oQ vi tror, at ri MT ffnG fon
Qop iii at bIibe Ser.
gn al Sc 9Ipoefi9ite OpleoelIer,
ie9 bar boft, er at ie, boor GriIten-
bommen bre6er ia. Noor cen er
bGeoen ariiten, fsIger Ser oerne
inort fGere efter fra hons Srs og
ira hnn8 9n.
Get oiier ia, at ser er Sor6bun6
for 6errcns Orb. 2p9 SPOen / Syor-
Sen. 90 sen oiG oofie oa bre6e Iiq.
Gr ser / ben fineiiife Soffeforof-
ter Stof til at 6onne friitne aoraf-
terer9
IA, Ser er. Gineieren bar oiIt, at
ban oil Ii6e for lin Ooerbenisning
Ger er Tonne @fsempIer poo, at
friitne grs0re og SsItre beIGere
bsie6e Sooebet unOer 9fien emo for
npgte6e beres Gro.
ltnoer 9ofierbeopgelien ien6teSo-
b%eomanoen ct telegram til De fier.
mere Brooinier, ser Gso ianfeoes:
~0rGb lt0fpnoingene; fIp9ter Sc,
ioa 6rpb Dem o~1iqeoeG." Gn Eelc-
groiembposmon6 bor mo6iq nof til
at %ioronore ct Sro I oet, ina oct
fom til at Ip6e: .geifet ltofpnoin.
aene; iln1ter oe, Ion beifpt Dem al
/ lileoef."
gan Dor Morf bar hi pei life
bpret @eniton6 for ioooonnc Sor.
f6lqelier; men ser titles ooq boer
Goa arob til Sc ariitnc. 90 ser
iinoes itprfe aornftercr, iom looer
aoot Tor 6remtioen8 Girfe.
gn aincier blioer let Itpoio; men
naor 6on bIiner ariiten5 oo for
bnnoGer bette aaraftartrpf Iia til
Stono6oitiobe6.
De finciiife ariItne fon flore Jig
ielo. @n @isiionrr ira Spo.aina
iortpaer. at GA ban pao @run6 at
Ell 6orislqelie maotte fIpate, inmle-
oes 6e inof66te ariitne, Der mn Ioo
Tia 6er6pet oeres 2eoer. for at ooer.
9eie, 6pao Be Ifuloe q6re. &c bleo
enige ON, at be moatte fortiGtte
9lrbeioet, oq Be teane6e iis itrots
bper Tor lit Genaebiorng.
Get Diier Iig ogiaa poo borMisiionS.
mart, at ariitenoommen fon ifn6e
tonne 6riitne. SnoIe6es for Gfsem-
pei Ben anmIe pen. San er fife no
1en Galcr; men Ser er no9et itimob-
itooeIigt oper 6nnL man ban iiOoer
ooer for en- 6oriomlina at Seonin-
ger % ofGegger lit @iones6Dro for
Gem.
or oct Si0en nit2
Serpoo er So6n Motts 9oa Spa-
ret. Gao os beie os for Snn66eoen
oe fate os inc | @rbeioetl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

sisted that he had made mistake and
tried to put his hands to his shoulder
where he had his gun hid. Hedrix
however, made him lower his arms and
took the revolver away from him.
1t was two years ago that Hatch
made his break for freedom from the
Iowa prison. In the middle of win
ter Of 1909 he turned up in Minnea-
polls. He was recognized by the po-
lice officers from descriptions and was
covered" with revolvers on the street.
Even though the odds were all against
him. Hatch drew his revolver and be-
gan shooting. He wounded one Of
ticer, escaping unscathed himself, but
was soon captured. He was SEN
fenced to serve ten years in the Still
water penitentiary.
For the second time Hatch was with
in the walls of the Minnesota peniten-
tiary. But he had little idea of serv
ing half score Of years for shooting
an officer of the law. He fell in COM
pany with Peter Juhl, serving time for
burglary. Juhl was a trusty.
In this manner he had access to all
parts of the prison. He made i'm
pressions of the locks Of the prison
doors, and turned them over to Hatch.
The latter was mechanic Of no mean
ability. Snatching moment now
and then. Hatch filed duplicates of the
keys that would open way to liberty.
Together the pair made a clean geta-
way and eluded pursuit.
Hatch was a young man of no more
tlan 35 years. He was known as the
handsomest and best dressed man Of
the underworld. He was a born lead
er. So far as police records show.
Patch never followed, but directed
always. There is no doubt that he
was the author of hundreds of bod
crimes that have not been connected
with him.
Hatch was known as gun man"
from one end of the country to the
other. With him. instinct said kill
first" He took no chances at being
captured. This is evidenced by the
ways in which he opened fire on the
officers when escaping from the Polk
county treasury attempt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

US to that end by education and
other means is certainty.
Will these differences put Governor
Marsha out Of the Bryan pale? II
so it is going to De difficult for any
prominent Democrat to qualify, the
Washington Post thinks. Mr.. Clark
cannot criticise the House for it's
action en- wool, and it seems most
unlikely that either Governor Harmon
or Governor Wilson WILL Certainly
Governor Harmon, who is the favorite
son of a wool state, is not opposed to
a tariff on the imported clip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22
WORK OF FIREBUGS.

Many elevators have burned in
North Dakota in the past three
months. particularly along the lines
of the Great Northern. The number
OF fires have been too large to recon-
Gle with the natural hazard. 1t is
evident that firebugs are at work in
North Dakota as we'll as some Of the
states east and south. For some time
it has been pretty generally known
promotion OF arson and the defraud-
ing of insurance companies. 1t looks
as though the institution had a work.
ing force in this state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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Nt.oNl#LAhID
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GOV, MARSHALL REPLIES.

While explaining that he is not an
active candidate for the presidency
Governor Marshall of Indiana prompt
~ replies to Mr. Bryan's thirteen in
terrogatories. Except in two in
stances his answers are clear, and
appear to place him in line with his
distinguished quizzer. He does not
consider that several of the issues
named have IAN important bearing on
the campaign" but he does not
specify.
81 favor" says Governor Marshall,
free raw materials, but do not crit
icise the present Congress for plac-
ing a duty on wool under existing cir
cumstances." In this he differs with
Mr.. Bryan, who does criticise his
party friends in the House for that
very act. Mr.. Bryan holds that Dem
ocrats who indorse a duty on wool
are "Aldricl.ized" They are betray-
ing Democratic principles. He looks
upon them as he i'd upon the Demo-
Gratis who bolted the party's ticket in
1896, 1900 and 1908.
In Mr.. Bryan's opinion, no circum-
stances could justify a duty on wool
Making an exception in that case
opens the way for exceptions in other
cases. He insists upon free raw ma.
terials, without exception, under all
circumstances. Such is democracy as
he interprets it.
AS for independence for the Fill.
pinos, Governor Marshall holds that
this country should free them as
soon as possible" In that also he diff
fers with Mr.. Bryan, who insists that
independence should be granted at
once. He would repeat our history
in the cas- eof Cuba He would have
us withdraw our forces from the is
lands, an dput the responsibilities of
government upon the natives, retain
ing no connection but sort of guard.
anship as respects foreign relations
We should guarantee the native gov
eminent against outside Interference
Governor Marshalls qualification
puts him in line with Mr.. Taft, who
would free the Fiilpinos "as soon as
possible" The president is not an
advocate Of a policy to hold on to the
Philippines forever Who is? But
before releasing our control and sur
rendering our responsibility he would
have us make sure OfItle capacity of
the Filipncs to conduct a govern
ment. Evidently so would Governor
Marshall. What folly it would be
for US to leave the people of tie is
lands to their own resources when
they have had only some ten years of
observation of what good government
is and means. That they will qualify
for the work in time is believed and
that they are now being assisted by
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22
PILES CURED At HOME
BY ABSORPTION METHOD

If you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding piles, send me
your address, and will tell you how
to cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some of this home treatment free
for trial, with references from your
own locality if required. Immediate
relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money, but tell others of this
offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Sum.
mers, Box p, South Bend, Ind.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.

Taylor Reporter: Another bad acct
dent occurred to Taylor people this
week. While Mrs. Emma Lindsey's
horse and buggy were standing on
Richardson's main business street on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lindsey
and son Wendell occupying the seat
boy on bicycle swerved toward
the rig in such manner as to fright
en- the horse and he ran away throw
ing both occupants out. Mrs. Lind
sey's forehead was badly cut and the
boys face was cut to the bone also
his forehead and knee were badly
bruised. The buggy was completely
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

OF course in tle end Mr.. LOrimer
will have to 60. The people decided
this some months ago and the present
Investigating committee is not the
sort which will 90 counter to the peo-
pies wishes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

Under the new campaign publicity
law seats in the United States SEN
ate purchased above the $4,000 mark
are voidable Ten thousand dollars
i snCt. much to divide among a legis-
]ative membership of - or 100, but it
will help pay expenses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

Some OF the mild and gentle breth-
rem of the press figure it out that Sen
ator Lorimer with his purchased toga
is public benefactor for it is the in
vestigation into the methods employed
to secure his election which forced
the enactment of the campaign pub
LEFTY bill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

A number of people have conquered
a certain disposition to laugl. when-
ev."r Hoke Smiths name was men
toned
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

One of the striking features of Euro
pean negotiations is the studied po-
likeness OF all exchanges between Ger
many and France.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

The discovery OF somewhat less
expensive method of producing radium
does not go far enough to offer much
encouragement to bargain hunters.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

Canada may be able to add a few
kinks to the complications of recip-
rocity discussion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

Correspondents wanted in every city,
town and precinct in the western part
OF the state.
All papers are continued until an ex.
nlicit order to discontinue is received
and until all arrearages are paid.
Advertisement copy should be IN the
office by 1000 o'clock In the morning 10
insure proper insertion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22

destroyed. The two victims were at
tended to by Richardton physician,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-22
FIGURE ON THIS,

Take pencil and paper. Figure out
how much of the money received last
pay day YOU cannot account for and
for which you have nothing to show
Then multiply that sum by twelve.
That is the amount that is slipping
through your fingers in year.
Stop the leakage by opening a Saw
ines Account with this strong bank.
We give YOU a bank book with your
first deposit of $1.G0 or more. We pay
4 per cent four times year or your
money.
THE CITY NATIONAL HANK
Of BISMARCK y n