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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05
Der seres fort Groees meo en-
yIool Sall".

llnoer SaImeiang og 9ifalos.
roob brpnote 0feolemmer al
.Gbriition Sburcb" @inion, Of
IA. / Ssnoags Msblementet al 9p.
ems eneite Spillebule. 5 Steoet for
at ioriege at iaa 9ouen til at ior.
bpoe ben Slaes Suie Der 9pen,
fsbte Menigbeoen Oen bar Mebler
og Snobo no pao @aoen, opereeo
oet belle meo Getrolium og brenOte
oet.
llniooelbart oereiter inmleOes 9n-
raaoet og ueOtog, at Der for 6rem.
tioen ingen Spillpbuie mao aabneS
| 9pen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

5aferl" o9 ne9teOe at lptte til 6or'
flnrtnger.
Sellere emo at taale inooanne Sn'
iinationer oilOe ban iaa gore lit
beOite. San pil0e life bape 6oriant'
Iingen til at gaa bort meo BET 5nO'
trpf, at ban oar uoillig. San pre'
oeOe altioa oe oct enOte iom alIere-
De iortolt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05
SncialO t 9Scunipluania.

scranton @ay 81 2lug. = ct
let Sueteppe lagoe Jig ouer 9pen
Rat. Oct imelte0e ligeiaa bnrt9.
iom oct naneoe @aoen. 5pmperatll-
rem peo 0tionat par IS @rnoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

8ploig 5a6rifsbrano. 6ranfinrt
20. 9tl9uit. 5 0e tore Opel.6a.
briffer 9liisiel6eim uo6rs6 Ser
9lnt al. 1 en- ool6iom Brand, oet
IagOe en- itor Gel al 5abrit8bpanin.
9erne i 9life, o9 6ooroeO man9c
5uiinoer GDfler og 5pmaifinet
6leo soeta9t @eo 9leOuingsorbeioer
ne fif 2S 9erioner mere eaer minort
Iette appitelier. Sfa6en nnilaas I'll
ID WiilIioner @farf og 2-300(
9lr6eiOere beirpgtes al pile bIiOt
arbeiOsleie peo granoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

Zen 81. 9lug. 9if man / &em
9orf / 9le9niraffer og meo @umi-
iteoler paa, og me0 0et iamme for-
ioanot 6rpgten ior 9anOmon9el.
9iegnen iiges ser, er iaIoet naiten
uaf6ruOt : 0oae oe iolot itaoi9
iamme 9(iten, iaa man bar lige Oe0
at meme, at aQe 9leforOer for uai.
brn0t Se9ninlO oiloe blipe ilaaet.
9egnfaI0et I Qluguit in6til oen %.
bar 0.S7 al Ell CONNIE. 5 oe ii6iie
7 Gage er ser fal0en 6.4S Cont
mer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05
9nr0e1t ruttnt.

/
9nrne1t ru1t0t.
-----9-S- -S -S-1-7-~1--S---S---
ginbeiten 6ranfrig er 9lar
fun mioOel al aonntitet, men SPA.
liteten ifaG bore ganIfe itoniertet
Maior 9(lfreO 0reifus, 5angen
ira 9jeulesen, er paa gfeiie Sper.
rig. o8 fommer nntagelig o9ia1 til
ae6enbaDn.
lloitilIinaen @briitiania. S6ri-
itianio, 19. 9luguit. Stortbinget bar
I 9lftes 6eoilget $4,000 ar. til for-
6ereoenoe 2lr6ejoe til en- lloitilling
! @6riitianin ! 1914.
2pnne0ilog, 9iaOom, 9iuslano, 18.
glugiit. llnoer ct llOeir ilog 2pnet
/ Ben life 9p 3alpmic6oit neo / oet
ieOiife 9eOebus; TO Menneifer 0reb-
tes % otte 6eOooe0es.
9p99eulpffe, Drag, 19. 9lug.-
@eo en- 9tp6p9ning / foitocf Itprte.
Oe @aar ct StillaoS ianlmen og
begrapeOe 10 Q}urere. 3 al Dem 6lep
Ore6t, 3 baar0t og 2 let iaareoe.
Brand paa 55lan0. 5epoisfiorO,
Il. 2luguit 6an0elsielifa6et u6rem-
ti0en"S 9e6oeIies- og SanOelsbus
paa llnaos neo6rGn0te 9tat. Soer-
fen 9arer eQer 5npentar bleo reO-
oet
Soften / 1piflano Berlin 18.
9luauit. 5ern6aneminiiteren bar uo-
iteOt en- a9efenOtgerelie, 6porefter
6ragten al 5ooeritofier paa @runo
al oaarlig 9pit neoiettes meo 90
pGt. 9eOigttelien 9aloer til 80.
SUM 1912.
Zen ip0afrifanife Union bar MI
li9e DeO 6 QtilI. Snobpggere. Der.
al er 1,278,00 @ur6p9ere. SiOen
iioite 6oIfet9lling er apitbDerne
goaet til6a9e, meOen5 Sobannes-
burg o9 @ratoria er oofiet iterft.
8a6t Strife. Berlin, II. 2luguit.
iii Morgen6Iooene meIOes ira 8u-
0apeit, at 9o9eritrifen, Der bar pa
ret I Tiger, MI er en0t, efter at
Strfefomteen bar me0oelt, at Stri-
fefon0en er opbrugt Smtrent SaIn.
Oelen al Sc itriferOe bar genoptaget
2lr6eioet.
Zen norife 2(r6ejosfonfIift. G6ri.
itiania, II. 2lnguit. Ter er III op-
naaet Gni9be0 mellem 6orbanoler-
ne oen tore 9lr6eio5fonflift. 6or-
liget pil blioe unOerfaitet glfitem.
ming. llOinI0et al 9liltemningen oil
anta9eIig ioreligge foritfommenoe
Sirs0ag, bporeiter glrbei0et epen-
tuelt ifal eenoptaees. = Oct mel.
0es umOer 10. 9lugy at 6orliget
er tilitemt. gpentuelle MeIlemp9-
renoe ifal ai9oreS peo Sologiit.
Zen ganlle aeiier. @ien ts.9luq
| 2e1ler Sran3 Scoops SlddrlgeSoo=
ielsoo1 feires / belle Monarfiet 9la-
oene 6rinaer oarme 5eItnrtifIer, al
le airfer og @u0sbuie bolOer SUBS
tieneiter, og @ien er ri9t flag
impffet. ; 5idI bar MeoIemmerne
al Sen feiierlige 6amiIie ooerbpret
@uostieneiten; aeiieren ieIo bar
bort en- Mesie lin @illa.
9iusiiif aorrnption 8eo 9fetten
| Snnbor pil 9 Oberiter, A 0berTt-
loitnanter, 3 aaptniner og 3 2sit-
nanter iamt 2 @mbeosm9no UNDER
| Snten0antiiren blioe tiltolt for 9e-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

8aa Strife. t75 N1oifiniIter /
@isiouri 9aciiic 5ernbanes Gm-
ploo / Sails Gito, 91ebr7 9if paa
Strife ON @orgenen sen 81. 2(ua.
Ceres @runO for at taoe Bette
Sfri6t BAR, at aompagniet boooe
antaaet 10 6ormano, iom fife til-
bsrte llnionen og MOO boem Sc o9-
iaa for 6ori1t gior0e Snooenoin9er
9lan6t Striferne er Ser baaoe Wa.
ifiniiter, aeoelimeoe, @ropimeOe o.
y@lectrician8".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

llnOer ct 9eie9 2incoln 6re.
bags uotalte 5enator 9rown Jig
paa 6oreippr9iel gunitig ON efs-
traiesiionens 9lrbeioe. Serlig priite
ban 9ieciprocitets .Operensfomiten
meo Canada. San amer 9eOtagelien
al oenne iom ct Sfriot i 9epn9el.
len ior laoere 5olo, iom Solicit en-
gang bill faa. - Ogiaa 2incoln
gsr man 5orbereoelier til Nao0ta.
9eIie al 9reiioenten = Den 2.
Oft.
9oaoe ira @ennipIpania og 0bio
mel0es ON ioa it9rft 9iegniaIo, at
Serfen Ger abiolut moo nnies ior
enot. 5 4enniploonia er Der / 90.
BET al Ell llge iol0et ooer s Cont
mer, ct 9iegniaI6, man life bar
fenot Wla9e til 30 9(ar. 6lere Ste.
Der er Ger ifet Operipemmelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05
2O.Marg

ioemt 59ngiel ira 2 01aaneoer til
2 &ar for lignenoe 5orieeIier.
@n raft, gammel MonO. Do aei-
ier 6ran3 Soiepb, ser for 8iOen op.
5oIoer iig / 5ic6l, forIeoen fprte til
en- 5a9t, bleo &eitene for bans
gogn ifp, iaa auifen life funoe
bolOe Dem. Zen 80oorige Seller
ipron9 Oo al gognen, font Sen par
fuIo 5ort, o9 fom go0t fra Sprin-
get, og ban 9if ioa &eiten al geien
til 6oos. 0a ban ifuloe biem igen,
6olot ban itiit pao, at ban oiloe
fore / Gognen me0 oe balitprige
SeIte.
8eringen 9ortugol. 2isiabon,
20. 9luguit. 5 Sporto er 10 Sol.
batter al Ben repu6lifanife 8aroe
6leDen arreiteret, for0i De far Itaaet
/ 6orbinoeIie n1e0 oe monorfiltiife
iammenlnorne, Ser er fpngilet
Qfliubi. 3 2onlego er 2 Berioner
bIeben arreIteret iom mi8t9nfte for
8eltaeeIie en- monarfiitiif Sam-
menIO9r9elie; man fonot bos oem
en- Hpffe monarfiItiife Sfrifter,
itammenoe ira Sponien.
9tusIon0s SortebaosfIoa0e. St.
geters6or9, 1S g(ugult. Miniiter.
rao0et bar beiluttet at ooerorage
9pgninqen al Sfibe til Sortebabs.
ilaa0en uoeIuffen0e til rusiiife6ir.
maer. 20 Slogsifibe bill bIipe 6pg-
get al SSirmnet Snanoff 9unge, ion,
bar gipet ct Silbu0, ser er 9 WtiIl.
Nu6ler looere eno oen olmin0eIige
9ris; oet treble Sluoifib pit bli.
be bpgget al gtifolaieffifoeritet.
Sioitnepnte pil bore fprOi9t ON
4 9(ar, me0enS 5irraet 9unge brit
ger 8 9lor til 9Dgninoen 9riien
for ct Slagifib er % Mill. 9fubler.
9pgninaen al 9 Eorpeoo6aaoe er
operoraget til 4 rusiiife 6irmaer.
areta- Sp6rgsmoalet. Berlin, II.
9[uguit. Eli Morgenblnoene meIoes
ira aonItantinopeI, at Miniiterroa-
oet / @oor bar beiluftet at eipe il
ne @eionoter bo8 @arontimagter-
ne for 8reta Orore til at gore
5friOt Dos 0isie peorerenoe areta.
Sporqsmaalet, nnpnliq beOrorenoe
Sc @}oro paa Mubameoonere, Ser
er iorefoIoet Sen iioIte Gio.
Gn0pioere oeotoges BET pna@runo
Al lloitrnfningen al Sproret III.
banien og 9ebeaeIen @gnen peo
2lrgprocaitro og Sremeoi at enOe
noerligere @}ilitpr til Gillaietet
Sonino.
0erimoo 6ete9ner arigsminiite.
rem iom urigtig 0ipeterne ON, at
Der ifuIoe oere oiuet Orore til at
mo6iliiere % observation-disclosures for
at ienoe 0em til Ben greife @rpn-
ie.
Stor 9rono. OScari6omu, Sper.
rig, II. 9trguIt. Gn itor grano bar
/ 2lften 6iemioet 9anosbpen 9ocfa.
ro II @ooroe og s 0ue er la9t
glife. Sfoen opitoo peo S9rifniug.
Oscaribomn, is. gluguit. Sm
Branoen | Voctdra me0oeles Gag:
9ranoen begpnote / 2ooen til en-
@ouro, boor man tprife0e beo
6i9lp al en- Getroleum8motor; oet
antages, at 3loen er opitaaet ira
Motoren. gn bolp 6ime efter 81.
oens ltobruo itoo Sen balpe 2anos.
bn / 5fummer. SlOen brebte Jig /
Den lt9rfe @lpit ioo burtiet, at ge.
boerne life funoe reooe oeres Glen.
oele. SSerit efter at Oes oar fom.
men Slifningsmonoifab til SiRlp
fra 9ergo, lpffeoes oct at bearrn.
ie SIoen. glf 8pens @naroe itaor
finn s tilbooe. f29 Weenneifer er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05
DlanOeoe Nlr0oelflCfr.

sra 93em gorf meIOeS unOer 81.
Mug, at StanOaro Oil So. al 9ten
SerieD M er goaet no al Eilop.
relien, i 5pert 5olO bpao Oeres
nprDGrenoe 6orm og 6unftion an.
aaar JIGite Dag ifulOe ben ifol8e
@sieiterettens Iom, opl6ies og ira
Den Gag al opberer oens 8ontrol
a iu6iiOiare aompagnier.
9raiioent Gait oil 6eip9e Oma-
ia Ssn6og 0en I Oft. Senator
9torri5 9romn par i OMAHA Ons-
oaa og 9orsoag iiOite ltge at
gore 6orbereoelier ior bans 0tooto.
9elie og 9eieg. Ger 6leo uolgt en-
Iofal aomite til at iulOfore 9Irran-
gementet.
Gait pil blipe o0maba Glu6"s
@9It unoer Op9oloet ! gpen. 5
alubben oil ban inOtoge 6rofoit
Ssnoa8 0}orgen, oa iiOen pil ban
eiter eget 9alg beipge Ell Al 0pens
airfer. 81. 1 gftermiOoo9 oil ban
tale 9(uoitoriet ON yger0ensfreo~.
]}aIte Tag piI ban aireiie oerira
til 9incoln.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

; en- 2lrtifel / ul6e 0utloof"
fritiierer 6rprpiioent 9iooiepelt Id.
faitpt til en- M a66arter" ira 9}em
9orf Gitp. Get er iarIia en- 9eitem-
meIie. ser pil sge 9or9meiterens
@agt Ser er @enitaro for 9iooie-
pcits 9lngrc6 San timber set uri.
meli9t at 9ipe SelpItpre til 9Iem
0}erico og 2lri3onn. ser til inmnen
life bar tort mere ems Ell Sienoe.
oel 5nObpggere moo gtep 9orf 81
IN, % iaa inOifrenfe Selpitpret /
oeune MilIionbp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

Soften 3piflano. Berlin, 18.
au9uit. 5ernbaneminiiteren bar uo-
ite0t en- 9efenOtgprelie, 6uorefter
6ragten al 6ooeritoiier paa @runo
al oaorIig 6pit neoiettes meo 90
pGt. 9ieOi9ttelien g9loer til 80.
SUM 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

@uperner 9tlorieb al 9tebralfa
bar afiteoiget belle 9einrelien ior
Soloater6ienlnet @tilforo, og bans
Orore oil tr90e / Strait ben 10.
os. Der er uon9pnt anOre UtGnO
til at tage De aitrnoenoe Gmbe0s.
m9nos plooier. 5ornnOringen fore
ta1es iom 5elge al en- &9ffe ala.
ger, ser er inoleben til 8uoerne.
rem 2ebet af Sc iioIte 4 0laueoer
5 en- Gale, iom Senator Ga Sol.
lette boIot for ct Mosiemooe @il-
lioms @rone, ga, Oen 1 os. er.
flpreOe BON, at 0et par bam life
ON at gore at 6lipe Gr9iioent, men
at fere line Yrincipper igennem.
Der er life tort | at blipe Breli-
bent for sgrens SfplO alene San
bill bellere babe oen life Gldos
Siitorien, iom Ell, Der bar billpet
til at fore Hegeringen tilboge til
Solfet, emo ban oil Dpre gr9ltoent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

2pnneoilag, OlaOon, 9iuslan0, 1S.
9luguit. llnoer ct lloeir ilog 9pnet
/ Ben life 9p 3apmic6oit neo I BET
joOiife 9eoebus; TO @enneifer 0re6-
tes og otte 6eoeoe0es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

Husiiif 9orruption 8eo 9etten
/ Snmbor pil 9 Oberiter, A 0berIt-
loitnanter, aoptniner og 3 2sit-
nanter iant 2 Gmbeosmpno nnoer
Snten0antitren blioe tiltalt for ge-
ipigelier til ct gelsb al $4,000
Nubler. Oct er fun ct Bar 01aane-
Der, iioen 66 Sntenoantur-Officerer
pes @aoifoms Militproiitrift blep
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

3a6t Strife. Berlin II. 9tu9uit.
iii Qlorgen6Iaoene melOes fra But
oapeit at 9o9eritrfen Der bar pa
ret I Tiger, MI er en0t, efter at
Strifefomiteen bar meo0elt, at Stri-
fefon0en er opbrugt. 0mtrent 6olp.
Oeleu al Sc itriferOe bar genoptaget
2lr6ei0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

lloitillinaen G6riitiania. S6ri.
itianio, t9. 9(uguit. stort6inget bar
/ 9(ftes 6eoilget $1,000 ar. til for.
6ereoen0e 2lr6ej0e til en- lloitiling
/ G6riitiania / 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

Brand paa 55lan0. SepoisfiorO,
Il. 2lu9uit. 6anoelsielifa6et a6rem-
tiOen@s 9eboelies- og &on0elsDus
poa llnao5 neo6rGn0te 9tat. Soer-
fen 9arer eQer 5upentar blep res.
oet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

9p99eulpfte, Drag, 19. 9lug.-
@e0 en- 93p6p9ning i 9foitocf itprte-
Oe / @nar ct Stilla0s iannlen og
begraoeoe 10 @}urere. 8 al Dem blep
Orabt, 3 baarOt og 2 let iaareoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

@laior 2(lfreO 0reifus, 5angen
ira 0jaolepen, er pan 9feiie / Sper-
rig. o8 fommer nutogelig o9ia1 til
asbenbapn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-05

Zen ipOairifanife Union bar MI
Iige oeO 6 Q3ill. 5nobpggere. Der.
al er t278,00 Gurdp9ere. Sioen
iioite 6oIfetGQing er apitbperne
gaaet tilbage, meOen5 Sobannes-
burg o9 @ratoria er oofiet iterft.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
SPEAKS FOR LABOR MAGAZINES
Gompers says second-cIass Postage
Increase Means National Loss.


NEW YORK, Aug. 12-Ihe maya
zine publishers who are opposing Post
master General Hitchcock's efforts to
raise their postage rates received an
important recruit yesterday when
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor, appeared before
the commission appointed by congress
to investigate the second class mail
matter. Mr.. Gompers spoke on be.
half of the publications of his organi'
cation ans kindred bodies.
He insisted that the rates on Sec
ond class matter now obtaining, in so
far as they effected the handling OF
magazines and periodicals, were self.
sustaining. He argued further that
an increase of these rates would mean
the discontinuance of many of these
publications.
And" said Mr.. Gompers, IF we
can no longer send out to our hun
dreds of thousands of readers these
uplifting, educational and beneficial
publications, the loss will not be in
dividual but national"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
old time CHARACTER
HAS PASSED BEYOND
WELL KNOWN PIONEER Of
MEDoRA AND BISMARCK DIES
IN THE PARK.
Supposed Jones Was Frozen to Dealt,
After Becoming Lost in Blizzard
Last Winter.

News has reached here of the find
ing of the body of "FoulMouth Bill
Jones" in Yellowstone park. 1t is sup.
posed that he became lost last winter
and was frozen to DEATH.
Where is the old-timer of Bismarck
or Medora of thirty years ago who
does not remember Bill Jones?"
Jones was man of limited education,
but had a ready and wonderful amount
of repartee, and warm heart. In the
early seventies he was a soldier in
the regular army at, Fort Pembina,
from which post he deserted, and trav.
eled up the Red river to where Fargo
is now located, where he Joined the
surveying party of the N. P. and came
over the country to Bismarck, where
he lived some years. He at one time
drove the mail wagon from Bismarck
to Fort Stevenson
Some thirty years ago he drifted to
the Little Missouri country, where he
followed hunting and working on
ranches For two terms he served as
sheriff of Billings county. He left there
some ten years ago for the Yellow.
stone park, in which country he re-
manned until his death.
To distinguish him from another
"Bill. JONES'" he was called Foul
Mouth Bill"
May his soul rest in peace.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
PERSONAL

Harry Gray, the Wilton druggist,
came down on the north 500 Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirchen were among
the arrivals in the city from Garrison
yesterday.
E. H. Johnston and D. F. Case were
members of party registered at a
hotel in the city from Sanger yester'
| day.
Mrs. C. c. Barker of Hurdsfield is
spending a few days in the city.
Miss Ruth Stowell came up from
her home at Valley City, Friday aft
ernOOn.
Miss Henrietta O'Hara, formerly of
Bismarck, came down on the 500, Fri
day, from her home at Washburn and
will visit in the city short while.
p. J. Cahill of Wilton was a busi-
ness visitor in the Capital City Friday
afternoon and Saturday.
G.. F. Courtenay was amOung the
arrivals in the city yesterday after
noon from Underwood.
B. w. Hewitt of Bowman Is spend
ing few days in the Exposition City
on business.
w. A. Matsen came in from James
town on business Friday afternoon.
A party of business men of Mott
were in the Exposition city yesterday
afternoon. J. p. Jacobson, r. E.
Trousdale and Henry Barry were
among the members Of the party.
Senator L. A. Simpson Of Dickinson
is spending few days in the city on
business matters, incidentally meet
ing some of his many old friends.
l.. w. Sperry was in town today
looking around and talking with
friends.
Mrs. Domire of Mandan has been
spending the past few days at the Me-
Gllis home on Eight street.
Deputy u. s. Marshall Haggart re-
turned from Shields on the Mott train
last night with the Indian Burdick. He
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
-FOUR ARE HELD
AS KIDNAPPERS
POLICE LOOKING FOR NEW DE-
VELoPMENTs IN CHICAGO
KIDNAPPING CASE
Leader Of Band Supposed to be Re-
sponsibIe for kidnapping has not
Been captured-Ail Parties Held
Are Members Of One Family-PoIice
Still on Caes.


CHICAGO, Aug. 12-With four pris-
oners booked for the kidnapping of
Angelo Mareno, six years old, who
was returned to his parents after $500
ransom had been paid, and seven per-
sons held as witnesses the police to-
day confined their search for the arch
conspirator and leader of the band
responsible for the crime. The pen
atty provided by statute is Leath or
from one to twenty years imprison-
ment
The men booked in connection with
the kidnapping are: Carlomelo Nicol-
osi, saloonkeeper; Mrs. Paulina Nico-
losi, his wife; Joseph Nicolosi, his
brother, barkeeper; Mrs. Biacia Cud-
roma, mother of Mrs. Nicolosi.
1t is expected that important dis
coveries will be made before night.
A police inspector talked with the
father of the boy for an hour this
morning. 1t is said important infor-
nation was obtained during the con-
versation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
vent back to Fargo on number this

went back to Fargo on number this
morning.
D. r. Taylor, the druggist of the
city across the river, was in the Elk
position city Friday on business.
Senator Jacobson, from Mott, was a
visitor over Friday night in the city
on business. -
u. S. District Attorney Engerud
was in the city Saturday on legal
business.
p. B. Wickham of Glen Ullin, was a
guest in the capital city and was &C.
companied by J. w. Bloodgood, the
"old timer on the Slope.
John G. Halland. former state sup
erintendent of public instruction, was
in the city Friday on his waq home
from Napoleon, where he conducted
a summer school of three weeks for
Logan county.
Masters Edwin and Herndon Taylor
have returned from visit to the
farm of an uncle near Emerald In
Grand Forks county.
Mrs. w. F. Cochrane is visiting
relatives in Ohio. She is accompan.
led by, her two daughters Clara and
Eliza.
Miss Agnes Boyle has resigned her
position as teacher in the Bismarck
public schools. Miss Boyle has been
successful teacher in the public
schools for the last four Years and
has pleased those who have had chill
dren under her instruction.
Miss Jeanette Wolbert will enter
the Chestnut Hill school, Philadelphia
in September. moking her home with
a cousin who lives in the Quaker
City.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
NEW SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.

One hundred new safe deposit
boxes have recently been installed in
the City National bank for the accom-
mediation of their patrons. They are
double locked, 10 inches long, and are
in two sizes. The valuts are modern
in every way and should be great
Improvement upon the old system.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
x. p. benefit DANCE

The local lodge of the Knights of
Pythias will give benefit dance in
their hall next Monday evening. The
purpose is to swell the sick benefit
fund of the order, there having been
drafts made on this fund recently
in caring for sick brothers.. All mem.
bers Of the order, their families and
friends are invited. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
TRAVELLERS TEAM TO
MEET MANDAN GREYS
BASEBALL GAME WILL BE THE
ATTRACTION At MANDAN
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

Y. c. T. Team Has Been Strength
ened and Expect to Do Things to
the Ex.Leasuers cross the River.
The U. G. T. team goes to Mandan
tomorrow to play the Mandan Grays
at the fair grounds ball park. Since
their thirteenIinning defeat here a
couple of weeks ago the team has
been changed around somewhat and
has been improved by practice so
that they should be able to give very
good account of themselves against
the weakened Grays.
A large number of local travellers
will go over to see the game and root
for their aggregation so that they will
not lose through lack of support. La
Palm and Johnson, two men from the
fort, will be in the game and should
give a good account of themselves.
The lineup is as follows:
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President and
Committee CLASH
10y Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2-Teh SEN
ate committee on foreign relations
today agreed to recommend a ratifi-
cation of arbitration treaties with
Great Britain and France, so amended
as to eliminate the paragraph con-
ferring upon the joint high commits
sion of inquiry the right to determine
what the international questions are
justifiable under the terms of the
treaties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
SPENDS WEEK END.

Roy Corwin of the Tribune went to
Hazelton tits afternoon to spend the
bers of the committee, however, that
he will exert himself to secure the in.
clusion of this paragraph in the ulti-
mate action by the esnate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
SWEDISH LUTHERAN SERVICES

Services will be held in the court
house Sunday, August Is. Morning
service at 1890, and Sunday school
at IL. In the evening at eight O'Clock
a. class of catechisms will be con
tirmed, and a male quartette will rem.
der music All Scandinavians are in
vited to these services.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12

DR., C. C.. Hibbs returned this after
noon from weeks visit in argo.
w. v. Mosier came home on No. Z
this afternoon from the east, where
he has been attending the funeral of
his wife.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
WIFE OF SENATOR DIES

A telephone report late this after
noon states that the wife of Senator
Ferdinand Leutz died very suddenly
at her home in Hebron with an attack
of heart failure Mrs. Leutz was at
one time a resident of Bismarck and
is very we'll known here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
Am1uS@nD1@mtS
ORPHEIJNI
Have You Seen
Gilmore, kinky, & Gilmore

Tonight will be your last chance
to see Gilmore, Kinky and Gilmore,
the act that is making the hit of the
season. All kinds of singing, dancing
and musical turns with big sensa-
Gilmore. You will also find good
program of pictures and a catchy H.
tional trap drumming finish by Mr.,
Illustrated song at the Orpheum
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-12
CATHOLICS TO BUILD ACADEMY

CATHOLICS TO BUTC0 ACADEMY
LEEDS, N. D., Aug. 12.-Catholics
propose to purchase ground near this
city upon which to erect an academy.
The plan has the Endorsement Of a
large number of the Pensioners, and
the Catholic Sisters, who are inter-
ested in the movement, are hopeful
of success. A site just north of the
city was sought, but the owner re-
fused an offer of 500 an acre.
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10 ABLE TO LEAVE

Mrs. H. S. Gray of Mckenzie was
allowed to return to her home today
after being under treatment at hos
pital in the city for some time.