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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31
COAL.

RI yon want the best lignife coal On
the marasf call up the DAKOTA
coal. PRODUCTS co. prone No.
81. Prices on and after Dec. 20 next
will be:
Large Lump. per ton -...-.33.W
LlEnp, per ton pa
-Adg.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

Weekly papers over the state ra-
that delinquent subscribers are
up in a manner that is crafty
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

WAi@TED-Work by middle aged ady
as hpnsekeeper or any work except
ing Kitchen and laundry. Gail Mrs.
81 s. Clifford for information.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31
Society Notes

Yrs. w c. GIIbrcaf!i let this morn
ing Tor Minneapolis. tn al extended
visit with relatives and friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

Miss Gertrude z. Bau-ngart, a pop
ular yaIing lady Of Raleigh. y, ID. VINO
l0ids a Fiosislnn in a Leading melcan-
tfle siore oil that place. arrived in
Bismarck last evening, anlnure 70
Fargo 10 anend the New Year With
frienns and will raznaia a week n
that city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

LdGT-Pecrorall crnss. Return. d
Bishop Weirle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

NUMEROUS watch meetings VIII
marx the closing OF the old year
throughout The city tonight a-li the
masquerade dance 1T the ArrnOrv. 10
he given by the Odd Fellows. will he
nf unusual Jrilliancy, ana the crowd
will nerrily close 1912.
A very pretty and ENJOYABLE party
was given last evening at the Conn
uercial Club hail. when tive Of the
Young men nj the city rendered Yer
IL yoilng c1FpseS a pleasant evening
ar dancing O'C0nnors orchestra
furnished such music as PM the llaF-
Ty crowd into good s~nirits- and danc.
ing was inioved aInfii lare.
II is rvi-nored that New Year day
Will 1e observed n the good. old
4 asiiiul.1 WAY nv several OF the lead
ing homes of tie CITY, when open
house will ne the order OF the daT.
This is a custom wtlich should he re-
v!yed. Tor il was always appreciated
1v the gentlemen As a treat 0f Spe-
ciai interest on Il New Years after
moo
Hon. ". Il. Winchester will De hon
ured with an unusually elaborate 1aIl.
gllei JaImar-v SRI. 10 ne gwen at the
Mckenzie hotel. Great preparations
are made for this hanGuer. wilen the
leading mer OF the CITY will be IN al
tendance, anu riie Mckenzie. which
is ever nUred ior it's splendidiy ap-
pointed ballalets and dinners. Will
serve the CHESTS in The usual delight
tul manner.
Mrs. =. W. Del-tcks' numerous
friends sgre to learn taTaL sch was
taken III ami had 10 be removed 10
ST. Aexins hospital last evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick had planned a
beautiful party for last evening, when
the Misses Helen Hoskins and Clara
iTatiey were To De guests OF honor
and this social event mad TO be posi-
D0nad. Ii is 10 be hoped thar Mrs.
DERRICK will soon be anle 70 he AT
home again.
Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Labor W. C. Gilbrea1h. the ever pnpu-
lar state official. VINO a month ago
returned nom his nip 10 the cities
in the interests Of the Northwest
ern Land Pruiucts Show, never for.
gers 10 show his office c1ce due ap-
preciatiDn OF their efforts 10 carry ont
the work OF the office. and Saturday
evening Nh. Gilbrearh treated the
whole force 10 a splendid dinner at
the Mckenzie hotel. En- the center OF
the dining room a long table had been
placed. On which we're pretty decora-
ticns and FaY0r3 for the guests. and
uile delicious asghI-coIlrse dinner.
which was served in the m0gi sIp.so.
date manner was greatly anloyei by
the parry, VA. Giihreafil was at his
best and the evening was a mosf de
Iigariul one throughout. The follow
ing are the members at the office
fmca: G.. ~. Woiberr. VI. @. Hagen,
r. r, Flint. f.. H. Pierce. r. Fl. This
and the Misses Clara Ste
vans. Mary Hancock ami Margaret
Grown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

manifestation girl To- work for
board and rGDm. Apply at D. II.
Owens office. Tribune building or at
residence. after IAN End. Phone 52G.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

The Mckenzie hotel. which made
most elaborate preparations Tor the
THANKSGIVING dinner ami Christmas
Day dinner. both or whica have since
racpiyaft words OF COMMUNICATION ny
the guests in attendance those days.
will almost serve d most delicious
New Years dinner ronurrbw
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

The old wear always goes with a
feeling OF sadness. Tor time il ever
feesing rapidly ny. AMI tits year with
lInitsual meaning 10 the rIElng ladies
of the city. AS ii closes the popular
Leap Year season. and iGllr Years is
4 long time 10 wait. out the Young
ladies of Bismarck are ever on tile
alert 10 tender the rn,lng me.l OF rne
ciry sa1eienfid social funcr.oas. as the
wear 1872 has been marked with many
preitilv appointed parties. given by
the ladies, and il is doubtless q fact.
rflat the vonng men OF the city VIII
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-31

Numerous watch meetings VIII
mart the closing OF the oid year
throughout The city tonight a-li the
masquerade dance 1T the ArunOrv, 10
he given BY the Odd Fellows. will he
OF unusual Jrilliancy. ana the crowd
will nerrily close 1912.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
#aatnr N. fanaen's Ualr
holdt paa Engelsk, we'd
Festen til Kong Frederiks Minde
i DANA Hall, Minneapolis,
S@ndagen d. 26. Mai.

On the fifteenth day of this
month came the sad news through
the press, "The King of Den
mark is dead!".
While it was felt as a shock
throughout the civilized world it
was especially felt by every son
and daughter of Denmark wher-
ever they dwell upon the face of
the globe, be it at home or abroad
Why is this so?
Because King Frederik was be-
loved by his people. He was a
noble man, a christian character.
a wise ruler, a Democrat at heart.
a Dane of the Danes, for the
Danes whose heart was beating
TOR the welfare of the Danes in
the whole world.
King Frederik was born of a
King. His father was a humble
Prince when he was born Tune
3rd, 1843. 1t was first in 1870,
through the London treaty Of
May 9th, that the late Kings
father was acknowledged by the
powers as the legal successor to
the throne OF Denmark in case
King Frederik VII should die
without children.
When he was twenty years Of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
Hvorfor Tide?
Ldged0m for de. Sxge ende|ig fundat!

.SoSsS"' :" W. OJ65 S'uUtlS IuIIutti
bet tog Ell Kemist flere Aars
Fors1g f1r han opfandt en- Blan-
ding at flydende Svovl.
Svovl er nu, og vii formodentng
vedblive at vare Diet st@rste farefri
Mfddel mod Mikrober, der eksisterec.
Sygdomme og deres Mikrober har in
gen stSrre Fjende. vi antender Svov;
| ct Vaerelse for at dr@be Mikrober.
ne ! Luften; vi benytter Diet nu ind
yendig, l SIN NYE FORM for at
draebe MikrOberne som har samlet SIG
/ wort Legeme.
Man bar / umindelige Tider havt ct
begrnnset K%jendskab til Svovlets he'll
bredende E~genskaber. Taget i Form
af ct Pulver, bedakker Diet Indvel-
dene og hindrer Oml6bet, i Stedet for
at forbedre Virksomheden / Systemet.
NJ, da en- Process for at gjdre
Svovlet flydende er bleven opda-
get, kan de skadelige Mikrober
like leve, hvor dette anvendes.
Denne flydende Svovloplgsning har
helbredet Tusinder paa Pacific Ky
stem (Hjemmet hvor Diet tilberedes).
og til enhver som PLACES af Rheuma-
tisme, Hoftegigt, Nave eller Lever
sygdomme, Neuralgi og Nervgsitet,
hard Nave og daarlig Fordejelse,
Hudsygdomme, Nyre- og Blaerelidel-
ser, eller enhver anden Art af Syg-
domino, vii vi sende, ALDELES
FR1T, en- Uges fri Behandling af Diet
tie vidunderlige Legemiddel. Skriv 1
al Fortrolighed, enten skadinavisk e.
Ter engelsk, og omtal Deres Sygdom,
TIL:
Or. JOHN soRENsEN suLPHoID COMPANY,
zz3 Peoples bankaBldg., Seattle, Wash.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

ret syg henved tolv Aar. og havde
elleve Lager. Jeg havde nedadtryk-
kende Smerter, smertefulde Perioder,
Feberanfald, og blew stadig verre.
bet enc Anfald fulgte efter Diet an
Diet. Ingen kan ane, hvorledes jeg
plagedes at Krampe, og jeg formaaede
nappe at gaa. LRgerne sagde. at jeg
muligvis Wide d@ i ct saadant An
fald, men jeg brugte Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound og blew
straks bedre. Deres vnrdifulde Mid
Ter er vnrd Bjerge af Guild til lidende
Kvinder." Mrs. BERTHA MUFF,
SOB n. 4th Street, Louisiana, Mo.
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, tillavet af indenlandske Rod
der og Urter, indeholder ingen mar
kotiske eller skadelige Stoffer. og har
idag en- Rekord som Diet NEST virk-
Middel for Kvindesygdomme
vi kjender, og tusinder af Privilege
Anbefainger modtaget i Pinkham La
boratoriet i Lynn, Mass, synes at be.
wise dette.
Hvis De @nsker specielt Rad
skriv til Lydia E.. Pinkham Me-
Co. (confidentiaI, Lynn,
Mass. Deres Brew vii blive aab-
net, lest og besvaret af en- Kvin-
de og holdt i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
Joma.

Yrobibitioniiternes GtatS=
BENTON En- ianmenfalot at mebe /
Ge6ar @api6s Sen 30te og Bite
sSSuli. Ser bill UNDER &onpentionen
gigres Sc ne0nen0ige Nominotio-
ner for Sc forifiellige @tatsembe-
ser iamt be6toges Flatform.
~ San1es 8rotpn, Ell Sormer
boe16e ii MiI nor6enfor Spirit
2nfe, bIeb Man6ag Mften 6r9m at
en- 2Dnitraale, Ser babbe en- mere
emo almin6elig frpgtelig Girfntng.
SITE SITE alene bIep Man6en fna for.
brer16t, at ban lite fun6e gien>
tien6es, men ogfaa @ognen, bbori
ban fibrte, bleD bogitabelia talf
forponolet til Mfe. Seitene blep
6r9bh.
HEENE NEEL .E NLG 3E& aHL - W. E si
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

traao. Sperationen bor pelInffet,
og Soften antoges at blipe ioo fritz
lom nogeniin6e.
geS ben ferite aarlige gel-
tolenbespreoe for Misiouri gallep
Sa1trltt> afbol6t / Des moines for
r1ge S6roag, bleb fprlte @ris TIL
t1e1ot S. g. @merion al Dimes
college. S. Gabio Mrnol6 at
Drafe College erboIot anoen % $.
=. Nt1'1tof at Spo Dafota nniperif.
tt treble Brig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Is Millio1er &ilo, 6eraf bare for
ct Seer, Mebabn, ca. 3 Millioner.
s Sc iiolte 3 Tiger er tiliammen
~ilan0bragt ca. 40 @illioner &ilo,
efter SEN ie6banlige StDffe=
beregning, 270 &ilo pr. 100 fleiet
u69ipr 14.S @illionr @H.,
olt1aa mget ner bele 2pfotfangiten
iaar. @ienneminitspegten paa
2o66etorfen iaar er imilerti6 mint
Ore, ca. $50, laa Mntauet al OPP
filfet 9o60etorIf / @irfeligbeoen er
meget itgrre. 6iifen ct iaor gien=
remgaaen6e fe6ere ems ti6ltgere
Mar, og 2eberen giper mere Gran.
Me6 nogenlun6e famine 6angit
flor pro6ucere6es Der 1000 &bn=
Ser min6re Gran en6 ioor. Del=
tagelien /, Siifet er itdrre ems no.
gen Sang t%lol1gere, bel $4,000
Mnn6 paa ca. 5000 8aaoe. ST.
iferne flager ODER Sen lape Bris:
men @~am6elsmen6ene mener, al
man poa @rnn6 at Bet itore @bon:
tum ioar neppe fommer u6 ielt
mes Sn6fiebspris al 6 Gre pr
&ilo, bbilfet er a6lfillig lobere emf
tfior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
Dprlege Stebenion / 8errn

u0fdrte forle6en en- eien6ommelig
Operation, i6et ban iom funitigt
2uftr6r | en- Sets Sals in6iatte en-
fem Eommer lang Selbpibe. Sc
item, Der bar en- foifbar Sraper-
bingit, leo at en @pg6om, Ser bab.
6e aoelagt 2uftreret, og set eneite,
Der f1n6e frelie 6en> bar at eritotte
bette. Dprl9gen aabne6e og fer
nebe BEN beifa6ige6e Del al 2uft.
rbret, iutte en- Selppibe i 6teoet %
ipe6e iaa bet belle igien me6 @glD-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
.nn DDnaer al Ben: run6t 8paqe-

lan Dpnger al 8en; runbt 8egge-
ne bar talrige Eegninger. &Da6.
Slags Ben oct par, pi6ite @utterne
fife. 9og bar enfelte tp0elige Mar-
fer efter ifarpe &ebifnber.
Segntngerne bar malet mes Ell
rboagtig Sarpe. Sen iterfeit frem=
trpoenoe par en- flor, forslignen6e
5igur; om BET er &orlet el(er @am=
mertegnet CT uflort.
9pbsfalb. Ibp. Boitmeiter /
Meol0e Sens Collin er afgaaet peo
9e6en, Is Mar go,nmel. Collin
bab6e p9ret / 5tatens Gjenelte /
benpeo SO slar, iioen 1857. Sra
1867 bar ban Gelegrafbeltprer pao
forifiellige Ste0er, ieneft / @am-
merfeit> bpor ban / 1872 tiIlige
bleb &oitnteiter / Mol6e; fra oenne
Stilli1g tog ban Mfifeo / 1904.
Sl1orulleringsbetie11t @inar
Moitng, &ragerp, er afgaaet beo
9goen, 80 Mar gammel.
= Eoitful0mugtie Spar Seper~
6abl 9pcbe er afgoaet be6 9g6en,
43 Mar gammel. 2pebe bob6e be-
ret or1iot beb @riitionia &pitfontor
it6en 1907.
&ragerps elolte 8orger,
Mrabam Sobnlent CT 0en 96e +. sc.
afgaaet be6 Ge6en. &an bar fg6t
lite San11ar 1914 pg bar iooleoes
SO Mar gammel.
= @faatG el6ite @orger, 5fibs=
s. 90. 2png, Slotpig pr.
er afgaaet peo Dp6en 6en
146e @oi SO Aor gammel.
@o6seier Mel6al Sobnien er
ben 14be Mai afgaaet beo Dg6en /
70 Mar gammel. Mel=
bal Sobnlen bor fe6t be6 &riitians-
og aniattes / 1853 iom Mmts-
paa @e6emarfen. Ser
1e6lag6e ban ct fort Mrbei6e for
og fremfor alt poa
5fobbrngets Smraaoe. San boe6e
:grit / @rlte, ienere paa Brambus
Gi6fogen. San bar Ell meget BE-
og betroet Mano.
= Morinefoptejn og 8eitprer al
gergens @6man6sifole &ialmor
9er9erien er oep 16be
afgaaet pe6 De6en / Bergen
mogen Clos Spgeli9be0, 50
.ar gammel. 8ergerien bleo o.
i 1881. S 1897 blep Fan
8eitDrer al 8ergens @gmanosifole,
og / 1906 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Nabigotionsbeienet. S
Be lenere Nar bar fan life / aftio
.ieneite.
- &irfeian9er Seraeen er ifglge
fra Speoeitrmo afgaaet
beo Deoen efter faa 9ages @Dg=
bonn. San bar fgot 21oe SuIi
1918. @o ban flor tog Mfife6,
baboe ban peret Golfeifolelerer /
benbe6 70 Mor: San bor uongipet
Ell pelfien6t &%egnebog, re6igere6e
en- Sis Maaneosifriftet rDen norlf Re
Solfeifole" og bar en- Murreffe en-
al Sc fgren6e Men6 bla111t @orges
Solfeifolelerere.
&oniuI Stills @oienfiloe ct al,
goab De6 Dp6en / &riitiansian6,
90 NQr gantmel.
= 6bb. Sogneprelt &orl $ouen
er afgoaet peo De6en poo Sem6ol,
67 Mar gnmmeI.
- @fueipiller 0lnf @ois CT Sen
17oe Mai og6 efter lengere &i6s
@pgeltgbe6. San bar foot i Sri
Itiania / 1864.
Sra Giisiel6orf meo6eles sen
14oe Moi: Sen berboen6e norfe
2anoifabSmaler @opbus Socobien
er igoor af9aaet beo De6en / en-
Aloer al 70 Mar. - sSocobien bar
beret boiat Dusieloorf fi6en 1853,
og ban TOM oi6 me6 @tipen6t11m.
9on blep Gleb al Cube, % bans
@abn fit en goo Slang blan6t
&1111tnere. Com MoIer bar bon
11opre9et Diisiel1orfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

I1uOu dt O1lClllllS-
gjSre sine Besvnr.
l%igheder, men ell
fuldstnndig Glen
%opnaaelse af NIT
Helbred er If en-
saadan Betydning
for mig. at jeg
like kan afstaa
fra ut meddele mi
ne til GAVIN for an
DIRE lidende Kvin-
der.
H1nr hav1o va,-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

@an benter paa @pbe. 8Iooet
n&ildan" poa 5oobem itriper SEN
doe Moj: Ser er for Gioen noe
item total StanS / Mnlegsarbeibet
baabe beo @ellfabet o9 Sc pribate
- ierlig "a for Erearbei6erne.
4rbeioerne better MI poo, at ST.
refter @p6e ifal TONNE tilboge, i6et
bet forlp6er, at @pbcs Nmerifotur
ftaar / Sorbin6elie n1eo lt6bpgnin=
gen at &iufan 2. Sn6til Mrbei6et
meo &jufon 2 begpn6er, oil piitnof
o9iaa Sc pripate, iom ifol bpgge /
Sommer, ino1tille fin 8pgning.
so Mar fplote 6ru Ebea Seer i
Bleftefor6 6en 156e Mai. gun
er Cater al 8erfseier 6iper1
Smitb poa Srolon6 peo Moroal. s
ben6es 8arn6omsbiem bgoe Motbe:
matiferen Mbel. @fignt bun blo1
bar z @ar gammel, itaar 'enonr
aen ipreelige 8egipenbe6 leoen6t
for ben6es @rin6ring. Meo Me:
itertppen Ole Seilo1ro eiorbe FUN
ogiaa fom Barn 8efienotfab pe>
ct fIpetigt 8eibg, bum aflag6e pao
Srolan6. Gru Seer er gnfe efter
aonil1l Mn6ers Seer / Gleffehor6.
Deres Silent bar / fin Sis ct al
8pens ftbrite og melt gieitfrie. Sen
alberitegne Come ct frem6eles
froftie % i fulo oanoelig @ig6r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
st frD9teli9t 9rama paa Srpmsb.

W IIyYltltYl Slu4llu puu 1EuAlsp.
Sromsp Sen IS. Moi. Sergeant
2illeeng bar ioog / 8eruielie mpr<
BET fine to 8ern. &an forlggte 6er@
efter at berpoe fig ielp 2ioet. @br=
meme bleb ituftet libel me0 en &nib.
San fori6gte at ifiere Struben
ODER paa fig, men magteoe Set lite.
Ser er bog Tibet &oab ON, at ban
itaor oct ODER.
@ergeanten bar for nogen Si6
iiben oniat / EN- pript Sorret-
ming, men tabte Soften paa @run6
al 9riffel0i9be6. S Sen ii6ite Sis
babbe ban M~niettelie iom @oliti-
betient, men fit Mfife6 for nogle
Gage ii6en, ligele6es paa @run6
al @rMfel6iebe6. Mooeren bar
ube at 8pen, ga l1gierningen fan6t
Steo. 8srnene bar / 4 og 5 Mors
Ml6eren. On @olitibetient bapoe
peret inbom bam og be6t bom Doe.
re rolig; men lige efter at 6e11re
bar. goaet, 6rebte 2illeeng fine
86rn in6e / @angen. Da Grabs
manoen bragtes til 5pgebuiet, talte
ban ful6itgmoig forbirret UNDER
@irfning al Mlfobol. Son6iDnlig~
big bar Fan u6fert Sen frpgtelige
@ierning / ct @nfol6 al SinosiDg-
oom. Sam bor / set ii61te li6t al
Nerings4org. 2illeeng er fra SD6-
baranger. @om faor oct beojte
lSfuosmoal al fine militere 0per=
or6neoe. ngierntngen for baft ser
iterite 6orferbel1e.
Sulefnub paa 2efa. Sra SEAMS.
os ifripes: Baa 2efa er ser gior1
ct interesiant @ulefun6. s Mprbe
ben at @aaroen SoIfet er en- Slab:
ming / 6ieloet, lite langt fra MI
forpeien. Denne Mobning bleb I'M.
6eriegt al to Gutter. 6un6et e,
life melM til 2ensmonoen, Ser fur
beo 8Dgoerpgter TOM un6erpei,
meb @agen. 2ensmon6en ringe6e
op ben enc at @utter11e og fit feI.
genoe Me66eleIie:
Mabningen er 2 so. bre6 %
VI. bei MEN imolner at inoober %
1pnes afiluttet. @utten freb int
% opoogeoe en- Gong Io0ret neo.
San brugte en- 5tige IS Grim %
tom til EN- &ule, Is Meter in6e
, 6ieloet. &ulen por 6 meter bgi
% 40 Meter breo. 8oo @urnp,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
En- kVlnde Syg
Tolv AdP.
andre Kvinder Dor vide
hvorIedes hun tilsidst glen.
vandt heIbredet.

Louisiana, Mo- ''Jeg tror at Ell
Kvinde nnrer Ell naturlig Modvillie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

stpe l1lpffe / S%ronobjen.. Sra
&ron6biem me6oeles SEN II. Moi:
Dmboro poa set enfellfe 9amp=
ffib Borne" 1fete igaar Scat en- ltDg
l1lDffe, i6et 2osiearbeioer Mn6ers
gioe fer fra @pen 1og Jig libel 1l1=
ser Mrbeioet. San bab0e 0pipnet
meo 2%osningen al en6el 8glgeblif=
plo6er. @n 2enge, JONI bar reilt
op fra &ummet og ipinge6e fra
@incben, rammebe bam / @obe6et.
San blep frpgtelig maltrofteret og
oboe itrafs efter. San bar gift %
efterlaoer fig flere 8prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

&nlfeltcrne paa @pitsbereen. =
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
CLERGYMEN FACED
 DEATH CALMY

New York. April 22 winowed from among many pathetic stories of the Ti- tanic catastrophe today was tale Of two clergymen who vent down with the Titanic while mlnistering to the stricken passengers. One of the clergymen was the Rev. Thomas R, D.. Byles of West minister parish, London. who was on his way to of eiate at he marriage of his brother hi Drooklyn. The other was a German priest whose name is unknown.
 Father Byles was in the first cabin and the German priest in the steerage. Both ministers had celebrated mass in the steerage Sunday morning The story of their deaths was relsted today by three
 women survivors of the Titanic Ellen
 Mceklare Bertha Moran and Miss Me- Coy
 When the liner struck the iceberg they said. Father Byles csme down the steer age passageway with hand uplifted, com manding the people to be calm and giv- ing them absolution Ind his blessing .He led us to where the boats were being low ered.,' said Miss Mocklare. ethe mean while saying his prayers and helped wom- l en and children into them. He whis
 pered words of comfort and encourage ment to all. The passengers We're deeply impressed by his self-controI. Twice he refused to enter he boat and Save him.
 self.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
LOSES IN
 DEBATE TO SEWANEE
Judges Decide That Woman Suffrage is Not Desirable in the
 United States

University, April 23.-(Special)-The Se- vance debating team won the first of the annual debates between Sewanee and Alabama The question was: Resolved, That Woman Suffrage is Desirable in the United States" Robert c. Thach of Bir- mngham and William Mcleod upheld the affirmative for Alabama, while G. L.. Morelacl and Samuel Sutcliffe upheld the negative for Sewanee.
 The debate was held in the Morgan hall auditorium and a large audience was present. President George H. Denny of the university presided over the debate.
 The following men acted as judges: Judge John c. Carmichael and Principal Charles A. Brown of Birmingham and Judge William H. Thomas of Montgom- cry The next debate will be held at Sewanee during the school session of 1912 1913.