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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
6eatiebes 9beater.
Sn id,5ue 6aIaibee" Has Slne'
p6afIAtn", usrlsBis cptrstt.n
aHTnhrnua gum StntfiI
iiir Settle Wnelln.

Tsr Sh!uB Der Spitls.it Der beat
ftten gii'~- ft.bt Dor Der 9biir. cine
g!rnulaiTuHg fir oi. uuregeImdBIseu
Udfis pss 1lluisntsmpsis, bos Dsrs
Idnmts uahsuholsn. 9as prosramni
Iiir piefsn SonHtds iii in Der abai
o:rlodeno. iyran5 pon Suppes melo'
bIsntsihe Cpsrsits pTis fbons Onins
the un0 pas rei5eHoe Singip':l
.EingpDatihen~ iisten auf oem ssros
ersmm. Iasu BOT oas t!eius Scus
Lresthsn, ;5rduIein SsfFis Tiaelisr, Die
Tth NIT Dem gtpaHten irdleu ion, ibs
rsr langidhriesn Wiriunesftdtts uHtrsu
su trsrefH, ibr oissjdhrig:s SentfiS.
Das gut!iium, Das bic toltntirts Dat
Sts[erln IddBt. hat papurh cine ersrds
peranIaFiuna gum Grihsinsn, I'm 5ri.
WuslItr OH ibrsm ebrsnabenb ourtl
sin psabsisBies 6Gus bic ipohltbntnns
getuiBbeit 1u seben. oaB oie Batter
iiaos ihr reb!ihes Strsbsn i6dst. Sine
hefIere ausDabl i'm SpieIpInn bate 4:
niGt tgtfT.u tonntn. Die idoue ga
ldihes- nonSuppf In cine Sperelit mi
Useloo:en. ipie iis in ben mooerEsr
Rcmpoiitionsn niht msbr ~ fino:u
Iinb, unn per Der auffibrunq Hihl
beiipohni. 6riHst iih I'm sln.n muIito'
lHGkn GsHuB. lpie er ibm 10 leih
ntd1t ipiener gebcten ipsroeH miro. 9i.
9sfssuns DIT gldrtisn nit Gri. I'm
gsis 0rons ais .0alaibse", GrI. 5ehli
Wluslsr ais .Ganpmto".. 5srrn 6oni
ScEftnsr ais .ppsmaIioH1. 5trrn W
gif6er ad,tsn als rWpods1 iit ali
zine brtaantt 81 bsssihnen. aaf Disl
isifissn DuHld asbt Der .S4Onsr
Gdinfbss@ G. TSaeobioH's .Sineoo8el
den. poran, ipslfss i'm poriseu 5ahr
10 pjsl sJurore ma6te. Sn Dieitm rel
ssncsn Msri bat 5ri. Wuslisr bic Ii
ssIrolls. irdbrsnb 6err 5ans 5orItne
ben -iJfisbsl@ iinst uno 6err Malt,
ssiiA<r Ad,ten Den aoro .Wsitslbp"
I'm Borprfauf referpirts Sis
ii6trn sinen sutsH plas.
Die enegiiltiss auifIhruns oss un
srreinttn Gpsrtttenerioigss Der fibtI
gaatr- finbei ON 5riios. q. apri
Wsotinse 2.15 ilbr. itait. 5idtis I'm
issf I'm gcrperfauf bel Otto Aa.
Apothefs. gins unb 9ibtrtp Eir.. 6
n. 9bkptdlo. 9uhh0nbluns. 12l
ginf Gir., unb an Der aofs I'm Gran
Gpsrnhcus su hdbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
MDHeri6ie Weihi6ten.
gOIi,si aenun llpsimal w.asn ang,b'
Iid,r SslbHmerspsrindt alarmirt.

3ipeimal ipur6t aeittrn bic 9olissl
pon. aHgebliGen S.lbi.mor opsrinhen
in aenutnib aeisst uno in bsioen 6al'
len beffritten Die betrsffenotn Ysrio'
nsn, bic 5ono on fih oslsgt bdben ioa.
ttn, aans .nti6itoen Die Dabrbeit bic
;tr 9ehnuptuna.
gu friiher UloroenItunbe tnuros bic
8clisei oappn perftdnoigt, oaB in Ger
Bobnuna oes MeideniteQers q. B.
Nooos, Ro. 2210 Geft Strabe, sin
Snub sefollen lei. als aorporal
7htrina bic Dobrung betrat, fano er
HOODS i'm gett Iisgenb Dor. tpdbreHo
ner Rspoiptr nuf Der gros lag uno cine
Rueel in's gett eingeoruHgsH rar.
Booos periiherte, nab CT teine Abb
nuna 6dpon bate, iper ben Shub abb
feuerts unS Ct blieb audi bei bieitr ge
hcuptung, als sr ipdter YoliSelfs1
ladion norgsfiibrt uno BON oislem
perbort ipuros. Wooss CAB 81, edb ts
linn in Der lebten 2eit nihs sum BE-
ten aeadnaen Iti, absr er DtrEhtrts.
iub er if,on nit Fiidii6t uuf isin'
tier unmiinoigeH ainoer niht an
Sel6itmoro oGhts. Der Wanu tpurot
patlirli6 iofort ptsor in drsihsit ss
iset.
Die sIpsite Qahridt Don eiRem an
ssblihtn Selbitmorbnsrjuh tam an
Hahmtttaa uno 3par iUuros Die yol''
:si Ucn oem 9ilotbdus' itsn gsihenbs
ita.iunasqsid1ft oapon benahrittigi
oaB in oem geIhdft Der Bartlett lei
&Gofies gompann. 30. .l5029iut Ctr.
bic Ddttin bes @eihGfisfiibrsrs, 5ral
eDpCrb Gtis, in Observation-Disclosures
iih. aarbplldure genommeH bdbe. Ali
eanH Der gatrolDcgen an Ert uni
Siele eintrof, ftelte 5raa Ctte gan
eneroiIh in Abrtoe, odB es iidh um q
nsn SelbitmoroperIud sshrn0eIt babe
uno periif,srte. bdB iie aus 8eriehti
Itatt Glpeertn Rarbolfdure ssHommsI
Labe, isbcdl babe Iis fit nur bic Cir
pen stlpos psrbrunnt, oa ibr Gatts ih
SR 5ldlde aus Der 5an0 eel6Iagt
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
SicOerfrauas : SGmeusirfeI.

Der 2ieeertron3 Damen3trtel bteti
oeftern luhmittag unter Dem 8oriit
Der 9rGtbsntin Grau Gr. GlementinI
Rid uub Der 9rotptolfubruug Der Ss
tretGrtn lrau gictortu Sisbel, istn'
mpnutlt6e 9erIammlur9 ab. Ddsger
cnuqunastommittee 6erthtste. bob Die
8orbereituHgsn fir bic am %, April
in Qpefler's 6alls itattfiuoenoe uutsr'
balturg astroffsr tporoeu itnO uuo odB
bel bieIer @elegeubeit Elm oramotiihs
qeianalitss groaramm ron oeH jun
Gen Geutsu Des 3irtsIs ourhgsfiIhr'
tueroeu miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

ais ssali0n gorsn. Der Giesnthiimtr
s.nes WanDslbiloer. 1beottrs an Ger
i1Iahlunb uno iinipsrlitp ape. porgt'
IieEH ahnD isin GiobliHsmsni perlssb.
pfygoS sr RIM HorIs NIT $13.l0. ei'
nles MiHuttn ipditr. ale er ieiHsn gsrl
lulf bemtrite uno suriidtttrse, ipdrsH
H0rIs aao GtIo ptrihipunbeu. CT bts
nc6ri6tists bic g)DIi5ei. cer ts mad
furssr 3fit geIdHs. ben l2idhrissnJohn
GofifiIo. 63S Union Strnbs. ben IL
j6brieen Carl Nr0utH, 1882 Gonrrr'
oid GtrnEs unb ben I3idbrigtH 5rhr
Wfuer, pou Der MooTnanR Mb<nue, ~
psrhdfiTn. J<Der Der Drh bate $l.5C
i'm HtFts anD Der gsfi5 oss Gslbss lDal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

Spbn 5ubioH, Der porgefterR babel
srtpiIht tporosu mar, als er aus Dem
6ofe binter osm 5auie RO. 733 DelbI
glptnue cine Guuntitdt WdIhe, gigenz
tbum Don Serrn 8iQidm Supe. itehlsn
pollte, purbs gu 30 Sagsn 4rbettss
6aus nerurthellt.
Der 5arbtge 5oparD Batter. Der 9s
leg.ntli6 zines GneipgeIagss elmer
RaffegeuoFin 81 aus Der Saihe ge:
Itoblen huben iollte, itano untsr Del
Qlutlags bss GIsinbiebftabIs Dor BEN
Rihter. Die Anlags puroe ispoh II
5aIhenoie6itabI umseanosrt unogate1
purbe untsr $1,000 9iirgfduft Der
groBaeihporensn iiberpieieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
s,anseIamatr anaebsts.

Ra6oem bic uripriinsliten Anae.
fose fur Dos abiangen osr ohHs Sisas
srmurit bsrumIaHfsnDen 9unos Dor eli
niger 3eit perperftn iDcroen ipdrtR,
Enbm Myxitsbirsttor Sunomoter ee'
iirn neue AnsebOts sntssaea. es Iagsn
Inn Gansen brti anaebots Dor. Gaa
biEIiuite 4nsebot hatte Der friibtrs
0unbeFdneer Gee Gircn unierbrdtstl
6tr $l21O.75 perlnnst. M.R. WleasaH,
Der ben Ronsratt i'm rsrtIoHensn TAB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
CIteru inn 3nHuhtsbauis. {.

0as SIterfeIt miro I'M ,3uflattse
bauIe in etnorudspousr Betis qsfrtsrt
Deroen. Ter Seitgpttesoienit fInoet
UNI brsi llbr Nahmittags ON Sonntos
Itatt uno 4uipruhsu perpsn bon Rep.
Waauer, Iapor Shpab, Giherbeitsa
oirettpr email unD 1noeren 9srsunoen
Der 4nitoIt oebaltsu iperoen. pdhreHo
Die snIaIIen Elm Der @eleaeHhett qngs
meiIeues mufitaltidRs uno oetlamatoa
rtTdes grosramm Sur Turhfiibrans
briRoen rperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
geienianes pI5siid srtranft.
g<r l8iShrict qbomos gJaeOrs

Der 16i1hriss 1bcmas WeGratb,
bon Der 1o3ssr uno Geril Strdbe, Der
oIs Boteniunae bei Der gltitrnSprinss
DiitiIlerp SO. bsfddftigt iit, befano iid
ssitern Rahmiitas mil sinem Glet
iiber $64O0 auf oem Dese gum Bin
Henitsaer.amt. i'm 3Duftempel su tau.
ZEN. auf Der 1reppe oss Re9iernnas'
Gebduoes aneelarsi. trlitt nerftlbt sis
nsn pioblihen S6pinoeIanioll uno
i,eI belpnbtlos 3u Hccen. Patrol 30. ]
brchtt ibn mad Dem fdotif6en 9cfpi'
iaI. roc er Ed balD srieetr erholts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
kIms Den OsriHtsb6fen

Gntideibung In bem Gor 5nlIe riHt
Dor HG4ifer WoHs gu srpurten. -
9irsttor Sunomdter's proaeB feit'
stiest. Der aampf uHb bic Of
fsntli4e 2anbuug. - 4a6tldnge On
Den psrouftsteH SObn gL5umpbrsps
- gbsi6.ibungs gale. - 8ers
fhieneHes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

departments ousgisbt unb bon UhIds
bdnoleru fir cine dngeblihe Staatsz
li3en3 eine @ebiihr pOu $3.50 perIangt.
DieIer ungeblihe Snipettor lit elH
9auner uno 'OlIts unpsr5iiglid benz
ud6iten 9oIi5iiten iibsrantportet pers
ben, fdns er bel eiuem WiIhhdRoIer
ooripriht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

in sinem kerm gauplabs an Der Son.
trrbia Strabs usrgrdbtn porotr. Das
Trio miro tsute benz Sugsnorihtsr
rcreefiihrt fperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

6eute Vafnnittag iestss SPkI Der
Serie spiIten Cincinnati uHo pitts
burg i'm bttiigen 9dapart.
Ulcrssn begtnnsu bic Ct. Coulter
.aareindls" Gin pisrtdgisss Gaitipiei
bier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
IN elm Gauner.

9gis Der ftGbttihe 9siunoheitsbes
ante Or. 2unbis geitern in Grfabs
rung brahte, treibt felt etutsen saeer
bier Elm @auner iein unrpeien, Der it'd
fir etnen Bertreter ees StaatssWsilfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

re bate, tpill $3.50 6abtH uno ot
6amilton gountp Socistp fir Prensn'
tion Of grusltp to aHimals iorosrt
S35OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

@eit.rn Wprgsn, turB nuh Wsittsrs
uaAt, brad in ben DISQUALIFICATION oss
Rem yortsr .Yoio" Bollfpielparts,
giaentbum o.s Rationallisa alubs
(giants), ;ysusr aus, unb Der risiigs
neue 8rano Stano uno Der rehts
Iliiaet Der wgled6ers" tpuroe nit
siusn 8,rtuit Don Habe5a 100000
siuasdi6ert. Der part bat cine Sigs
tapo3itdt fir 10000 perfonsu un1
mar srit Dor siHiesn 5agsu. Hah Dou'
itdnbigem umbau. fur pi.ie Sdifor
benz 8ertebr iibergsben froroen. Dies
in Der 8tpeit. srobe 8rauo IN pis'sH
Sabre in stnsm gafebalipurt. 81
muTbinaton brannttn Grann Stnnl
unp gleuhers Dor eiHiasr moten ME
Der (s3riuft $150.000). Der aefs'
tpiro Fin .rinneru, oub am %. Ra
1900 ois TGmmtlihen amphithedts'
bes gineinnati.r guapartes eard
iseutr ssrit0rt ipurben.
grospnie gurfs, Der Wastot Be
.Rsps", i'll pom Yrdiipenteu augui
berrmann fir nieie Saifon tuIene
anqetuorbsn tporosn uuo DIR popular
Rnirps nirs Dor b.m SoHHtugsfpiel
aus Ieinsr Wontdna 5eiHlatb his
siutr.ffsn.
Die 6etlung BEG psrIegt,n Rnohel
unieres rtsularsn Bdieuhiiters III no
besu DolIFt6uois uno Cyan lpiro IN ipt
nigeu 3dg.n fptsber auf ietHsm tDi6ti
atn ppIten e. Bate ftebeH, otreH Wer
tbeibisung tpdbrsHb isiner abpeisnht
in Iaipaten 9dnben lag.
aud oas asitriss Spisl 5rpii6e
.Rebs~ uno .giraten~ muBts rpess
Des naFen 3nItaEDss oes 5pielplass
ausfaIlen uuo auf ipdters 3stt sul
austrag perFhuben iperosn.
Refultat Der ssfrissr
i SpielG
Rem Oort 9rduo i'm Spislpart.
/. sNG.s-Afzk.~A 0m,n Es.,sI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

Qdfu6Ie ipo6I, fiiblte ME beNer,
rO oant 3brer aufmertiamteit unt
gerlma.
Sd ipiu 8erue 2Iue5 tblut, mas id
tanu, Inn ben &ertauf 3brer IuertbuoG'
len Geoi8iH 3u f0roeru.
sd bnIte Serliuo fir Die bette Res
Di3iu, Die ib je sebrauhte.
nSeit i1 Yeruna 5u uebmen 6e'
gnun, bin ih ME obue es getpeieu.
sd CLAUDE tpirtIid. Dag jeOe Srau
in Der 8elt BerltHa beitduotg 3u 3aus
boben ioute. benin tpenn lie ermiioet
miro, erfrtidt BeuGna lie; ipeuu lie
uerp6s Dirb, beruht8t es tie; tpenn
niebergsidIa9en, bettert es iie G1f une
trdfti8t fie.
rgs lit Elm bei1dubtger Sreltno Der
ideuteubeu Deutter, iilr iie IoUobI Epie
aud fir ben 5GugIiug, uue ihLieBlid,
penu DaS @Iter tomrlt. lit feline Iles
bi3irs Der @eLt bon gr0Berer @irtiams
felt fir Die 5rall.
.Si6erlid iit Berilua Der SreunS
Der Sruuen." - Srau e. e. @uerIp.
j21O8 8rantlin Ctr, BbiIabeIpbia, ga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

Srau &uroltne Suno6einrer, gIarfs.
2ouiitnun, ihretbt:
Sd bin Jest gang tpobl. Sd tanu
mieber nrbeiter unb bin trdftieer aIs
ih ieit SSabren mar, unO id1 CLAUDE.
bab Beruna msin 2ebeu rettete SD
tpiu glaen aRratbeu. Sbre GReoi8in sa
nehmeu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
n a htIause an BEN psr
fhmunbsusu Sohn nG.
Hump hrsns.

Tlrd, cine pom adte Q. Curtis ge@
gen ssobn e. Sumpbrsps uno oeNen
gliraen, bic sitIe Guarantee & Iruli
90. einsIrsihte alGet iiber $4,000
iDurbe bic Grinnsruug on ben, an Is.
Sannar b. ]. nah geriibuns srObs
artieer 8etriissrsisn peroufisten ans
malt s5pbn g. 6umpbrens, Der iltl
iebt in 0onnurus bsfinbst. Disoer
tpohaerufen. Die aldeerin fiibrt an,
bob Sumpkreps in ieiner Gisenidcfi
ais 5fixntIi4er Rptar sine finsirtrop:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

g,au- lin Elm ibsaIes abfabrmittsi.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22

II there are any novelties in the sea-
sons fashions of course they will be
reflected by the smart bathing suit. In
this case the harem skirt idea has
been adapted. and the result Is that d.
vided bathing skirts are made for
smart women. The divided skirt Is a
sensible one for outdoor sports. and as
bathing skirt 1t is com Portable and
modest. for it Is laid in deep plafts
that make it even fuller than the aver
age bathing skirt Ordinarily no one
would suspect that this trim costume
was type Of the much exploited and
much execrated jupe culotte.
Mohair. serge. silk and satin are
some of the materials favored for
bathing costumes. They are usually
trimmed with bands Of contrasting
material. The princess suit with a
high waist effect. achieved by means
of a girdle. is popular. With the bath.
ing dress a smart jersey is sometimes
worn. A silken handkerchief with a
striped border Is knotted over the hair.
and ornamental sandals are adopted
for the feet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22
Thu Puzzle Master.

To the present writer, who never got
the hang of single puzzle In all DIS
life without help. Sam Lloyd was the
most remarkable person In the world.
for he invented 10000 puzzles in more
than half century Of diaboIical activ
fly. He began when he was SIX by
soaring the cook with ventriloquia'
voices In the kitchen chimney and TAR
ing the rabbits out of the pockets OF
his mothers guests in the parlor. At
ten he was q noted chess player and
invented many chess problems. He
studied to be an engineer. along With
side dashes into painting and drawing.
languages and mathematics. But bis
propensity to puzzle was too much Tor
him. While still almost a youth be
invented and drew a puzzle In fifteen
minutes. printed the first edition at q
cost Of less than S and made $4,000.
Who said be would have remained an
engdneer when be could make $1O.OU
In 0fteen minutes?-American Maya
sine.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22
Fearful Football.


Football bad its enemies among the
early Puritans In England. In 1888
one Philip STUDIES produced a work
entitled 1.-THE Anatomie OF Abuses"
wherein there Is very fierce attack
on football. The game was played
with vigor In the sixteenth century:
"Whosonever scapeth away the best
goeth not scot free" writes the au
thor. but is either sore wounded
craised and bruised. 50 as he dyeth OF
It or else scapeth very hardlie. and no
meruaiIe. for they have the sleights
to meet one betwixt two. to dashe him
against the harte with the elbowes. to
bit him under the short ribs with their
griped fists. and with their knees to
catch him upon the hlppes. and to pick
him on the neck. with hundred such
numbering devices; and hereof grow
eth envie. malice. rancour. choler. IN
tired, displeasure. enmitie and what not
els: and sometimes brawlfng. con'"n.
ton, quarrel picking. murther. h"nl1
eide and great effusiou of blood %
experience teacheth.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22
newman
FREED
BY JURY
(Snecia1 to the Tribune)

FARGO, N. D., June 22-Although
in it's argument before the jury in the
United States district court this aft
ernoon, the defense OF Samuel New
man, accused of the murder of Roscoe
Conklin, admitted the crime, the jury
returned a verdict OF not guilty and
Newman is now at liberty. Both the
accused and his acknowledged victim
are full blooded eros Ventre Indians
from the Fort Bert hold reservation.
In his plea before the jury, V. R.
Lowell, attorney for the defense,
harked back to Indian traditions and
practices. In speaking of the state of
mind in which Newman was at the
time he committed the crime, Attor-
ney Lowell said:
One of the tradi tons of the Indian
is obedience from his wife. When
Samuel Newman came to his own
home, asked for gun from his wife
and was refused, do you not think
that fact alone, an experience which
he had probably never had in his Efe
before. was sufficient to put him in
a mental state. which was far from
usual?"
The defense then went en- to tell
OF the alcohol that Newman had pur.
chased and later drank. of his actions
after this and following the shooting
He spoke of his love and affection
for his father, White Face, and of his
generally attested to good reputation.
Although the prosecution made out a
strong case, the jury was evidently
of the opinion that another chance
would be much better for Newman
than a penitentiary sentence Much
to the delight of the large number of
Indians in the city who witnessed the
trial, Newman was freed and will go
. back to the Fort Berthold reservation
at once.
When seen last night and ques-
toned, Newman said Il would not
have been at all surprised at a long
prison sentence. but now | am gong
back to the reserva ton a different
man "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22

crash of brass, and then, as with one
voice, the multitude acclaimed their
sovereigns with a roar of cheers that
preceded and followed them from the
gates to the palace yards and to the
very doors of Westminster abbey.
Smiling and bowling, their majesties
acknowledged the greeting.
The king wore long purple robe
and velvet cap trimmed with ermine.
The queen made beautiful picture in
her robe of cloth of gold.
In Westminster Abbey above the
choir stalls was arranged tier after
tier of seats, the fronts of boxes dis.
playing the embroidered arms of
three kingdoms.
Above the choir stalls were other
tiers of seats and altogether nearly
seven thousand people we're cOngre-
gated as closely together as they could
be packed. Am Observation-Disclosures
be packed. Among them the only un-
official Americans were Charles P.
Taft, the presidents brother, with
Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft. J. Pierpont
Morgan and eight newspaper cores
pOndents.
Mrs. Ia, wore a white satin gown
Embroidered in brilliants and her jew
els were pearls and diamonds. Miss
Taft's gown was of white tulle en-
broidered in pink with a crystal bod
ice. She wore pearl necklace. Above
the choir screen was the orchestral
platform, where was an orchestra of
eighty musncians and several hundred
male singers selected from the prin-
cipal choirs of the Kingdom.
The whole complicated arrangements
for seating from seven to eight thous-
and persons was carried out smooth
ly and with the best of order. The
arrival of further guests attracted
constant attention. When J. Pierpont
Morgan entered many whispered his
name and watched him with interest
as he shook hands with royal ladies
in the diplomatic circles before pro-
ceeding to his seat. He accorded
decidedly god reception. as were Mr..
and Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft. The
Americans occupied prominent places
in the second row of the diplomatic
gallery. Mr.. Morgan wore the court
uniform of black velvet, knee breaches
and silver buttons and sword. Mr.
Taft had same costume except that
he wore white vest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22

plant is a sufficient reminder to the
borrower that should be fail to re-
turn it in more senses than one be Is
likely to have an elephant on his
hands. The monkey. according to
oriental beliefs. brings good luck. and
consequently monkey handled um-
brella is much priced. Pussy cats.
puppy dogs. parrots. little ivory gods
in fact, good luck figures Of all kinds
-adorn the handle Of the modish sun
umbrella and parasol. Black handles
are very popular. Says the Dry
Goods Economist: They are brought
out in various materials-enameled
wood, vulcanite. carved ebony. etc.
These are not only used with the
black and white novelties. but are
also in strong demand for coIored par
csols Of all grades. Mission handles
continue prominent In the popular
priced goods. and mushroom tops are
still we'll taken.
"Quite a good business IS being done
In parasols and col0red sun umbrellas.
the handles Of which can be unscrew'
ed and doubled over on to the cover.
making it small enough to place In .
dress suit case"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22

T1Z acts at once and makes tired,
aching. swollen feet remarkably fresh
and sore proof.
It's the sure remedy. you know, for
everything that gets the matter with
your feet: It's for sore feet and for
sweaty. bad-smellinS feet and for
corns. callouses and bupions, too.
"FOr years I haze bcca troubled with
sore and tender feet; suffered Intense
palma. Have had the assistance Of
physicians without relief. I bought Q
box OF TlZ. which worked a perfect
cure, a. It has with a great many OF
~ friend.. would not be without It.
All 1t requires - to b. known to b
unlyersally used" A. +. Droutzer. Chicago.
TIA Is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores.
T!I draws out all poisonous exudationo
which bring on soreness Of tho feet,
and Is the only remedy that does. TI1
cleans out every pore and gloride0 the
feet-your feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up
your. face in pain. and you'll forget
about your corns. buntons and callouses.
You'll feel like new person.
TlZ is for sale at all druggists at
Csc per box, or it will be sent you
direct if you wish from Walter Luther
Dodge & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22
TO COAST ON VISIT

Mrs. Charles Challoner of jamestown
came through on her way to the coast
on No. 3 this morning, where she
is to visit for the next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. McGillis went with
her to Mandan and had short visit
enroute Dune had some business to
see to across the river and they re.
turned this afternoon on No. g. Mr.
Challener is road master for the Nor
thern Pacific.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22
MASCOT HANDLES.

Umbrellas and Parasois Adorned With
Quaint Good Luck Symbols.
The mascot umbrella Is one Of the
fads Of the moment. Animal heads
or animal figures carved In ivory.
wrought In silver or gun metal, are
not only attractive. but suited to the
taste Of the lour. An umbrella han
die bearing the device of white ele-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-22
MAKING TRIP ALONG,

About a week ago a niece Of Mrs.
Andrew Hillstrand made a trip to Bis.
marck to visit with her aunt She is
about u years of age and made the
trip by her self. She became homesick,
however, and Thursday morning was
sent home on No. 4. She was going
to make the homeward trip by her
self and >:as given note to the con-
ductors to see that they would render
her any necessary assistance.