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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Kampen moo Operhuiet
| Oanmarf.

Gen banife Spriteminiiter 3lallS
9erntien forelagOe npIis, iom Tor
mebbclt, for 8olfetinset &egierin.
gems SorIlag til 6oranoring al San.
marfs Sorfatning. Set er neppe
nogen SperbriOclie at iise, at Sor-
ilaget er oct pigtigIte, iom / baIp.
bumbre gar bar oGret fremlagt for
Den oanife MISUNDERSTANDING. Oct
er GeiuItatet al genitrepartiernes
lange Scamp moo 6en ~uretf9roige
StemmeretsorSning, iom gioroe
2anostinget til be 9~eiiooenoeS
Sperbus, meo Nogt til at ltanie og
iinfe @iennemisrelien al ielpe Sol.
fets Billie.
Set par iorIt | 1S49, at San'
mart blep Ell f%onItitutionel Stat,
ibet Srebrif VII inopilgeoe / at ar-
ta9e ben ioafllbte "SSunigrunolop",
iom bar m~cgetfbemofratilf uoformet.
angrebene mos ben ira De fonIer'
potipe Yortier melOte Jig mart. 90
eiter II slor par Silba9etoget giort;
lroer set Iammenoe Snbtrpf al Ne.
oerlaget moo SpiflanO peo &rigen
1864 blep Ser | 1866 pe0tat en- ny
8runolop, iOm Iopinitet Sanostin'
get iom ct 0perbus, paa bpis Sam'
meni9tning be itore 8oosbeiioOe.
re og Sfo:tcpoere baooe aIoeleS
operpeienoe 3nbflpbelie.
RegierinQens npe SoriIog bar hi
fsr aiort Rcoe for. Oct bill for
Solfetingct3 Sebfcmmenoe inOfsre
apinSeitemmcret, neoiGtte Stemme-
r~etSalberen ira 80 til 20 gar og
ioroele S~oItctingsmGrloene retfGr-
oigere pno Oiitrifterne. 2anostin'
get fol frcmbeIes eriitere; men
~iiteoenior al oe pripilegerte SGlgere
ifaI set MI palges al GommuneItp.
rerne. Site0eufor Sc IL fongepalgte
trpoer ~ Mcolemmer, pal8t al De
eprige 9ouSatingsm9no. SiItnof er
Gommrncimrerne i Sanmarf palgt
efter en- Stcmmeret, Tom er begrGn'
Jet iii Sc itottepbenbe; men De bpi'
Ter anigepcI paa ct Iangt mere De-
mofratiif @~runblag enc bet gomle
9anoSting meo fine forIfieaige
&lasicr al &pleere gier.
Set piier ia oa cgiaa, at De poIi'
tiife Barrier, iom itaar IGn9It til
penitre, er bIit sanife iorbauiet oper,
bpor oemotratiif T~egierrnsens npe
SoriIaq er. Get raoifale "EoIiti'
fen" tiger, at "oette aigiorte Srito
meb @oo&eicrpripileeiernes 8runo'
Ion nloo i~c,pfslselis itemme til SeI'
pilic nteo Oct npe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S~ociaIiitcr "a HaoifaIe lopet 6or'
Ilaset FIN Stette. Ssire paa i'm
SiSc IraQcr tpoelig for Sagen, al
Gartiet CT n~tisfornsiet meo 6or'la'
get. % life pil saa meo paa Oct,
iom set MI foreligger.
Spao i2lpe &%eeierinsens Earti,
Genitrereiormportiet og De g'ooe'
rate, angnor, bar Der life o9rei
flIS guiQbco paa Sorbnano; men
eiterot 6orIlaset er irenlint, laSer
oct iii, at Sc ale oil bsie Jig for Oct,
Tesieringcn itaar ianllet ON Def, oa
oen teller ior Tioen Tolitifere ION
SIauS @crntien. TeersaarS % Yin
oerS IieIicn, bpis Napne bar Itor
autoritet. % ifisnt man tror, al
5oIfetinaets 0ormano, Den ttollserr
Ssriteminiiter % alm9gtise SeOe!
5. 6. Gbriitenicn, life er sanlfe Tor
nsict meo giesierinsens @aaSe al
sribe Saseu al paa. bar Der biotll
bare pGret SiIIlutnins at lie.
Seriteunin;iteret, hctcQilet telp Me
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
On Yriniesie paa
&rigsifmepIaoicn.

S Sofia og / 9elsrab, / gtben og
| Getinie og operalt / De fire gaIfan.
itater er 9umerne at Selifabet ID.
rigt optaene al at ureaniiere Spee.
pleien oe treffe ale Soranitaltnin-
ger for at ifaffe iaa taalelise Scar
for De Saareoe iom muligt.
s 9ulgarien bar Sronning Cleo
nora og / @r9fenlanb 9ronning
Olga pirfiomt itilet fig / Spioien
for ber1ne 9epeeeIie, % fra oct gree
ife &ongebus er en- Griniesie enboe.
iaa braget ub paa ieIpe 8rigsifre.
plabien iom Spgepleierife.
Oct er 8riniesie slice al 8rpfen.
lanb, Erins @noreas' 8emalinbe.
Sum TANNER fra Spiflanb, ibet bent
oes Saber err Hrins 2ubnig at 8at.
tenberg, ben 9Ibite moreanatiife
Ssn al GrinS Ilermoer af Sesien,
og benbes Wober Briniesie giftoria
af Sesien, 9lbre Ssiter til Storber-
ting grnit 2ubDig og ben rusiiife
&eiierinoe Triniesie Ilice, ser aft.
iaa MI er gift meo Song 8eores
npitpngIte Ssn, err oporaaet peb bet
engelife Sof, ibet benbes Saber gisr
Sieneite / Sen engeIife Warine, bbor
ban for Siben er Siceabmiral, Gbef
for SiemmeflaaSens 3bie og Ace 81.
piiion og perionlig Ibiutant bos
Song 8eorg Of England.
Se, Ser bar bapt 2eiligbeo til at
lore Iriniesie glice at fienbe, roier
benbe for herbes flare Soritano, ben.
oes praftiIfe Sans. benbes Selpops
~ofreIie pg Iob. Srn bar facet en-
meget ombpgselig llbbamelie Tom
SpgepIeierife og bill berfor iiffert
aiere gob SpIbeit pda BEN Elaos,
bun bar palgt fig iom barmbjertig
SsIter blanbt Sc aipmpenbe.
Gu @ano - ct Orb. en- &pinoe
en- Srbbos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
6en. uleriam 900.

@euebalmoior Senrp Clan Me.
riam Der for uoaIe faa Mar iiSen
fnIOt for MoerSgrpnieuy err eiier
I0naere Sios Spgbom Sen 1Soe
bS. afsaaet peo 3eoeu / iii Stem
/ Iortlano, @foine.
General Meriam par loot / Soul.
TON / 1887 % uoupunteS i 1862,
aaret efier goreerfriaens 9egpn.
belle, til aor.ein / BET 20Se Waine
irioiaige acknowledgement, San
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Gn tim iupffc

Chris SiIhabI / Springfield
Sppuihip fom iioite ManOo9 aloor.
liz tilifoNc CIT MniS-S hreOber.
men omcnoifieut hans ocnltre Arm
"a She bIco beIpi$ fmrit aniccS oct
hoa fur Ct itort $eIb, ut ban Hap
6crmca> lllpffcn inStraf pna Spbn
SorhabIs Snrrn, o. Den fornnIeoiges
ncS, at SiloabI unbcr Grbcibct mco
OF iulere &iuInerfct If inc aIrNer
inhpifIct / bette, Sbct hans penitre
@r1u blrn trItfrn inb melcm Sin.
Icuc, haroe ban Bog IanbSrrrpr.
reIie ncf iii al fate ia tiIbngr iaa
u1cact iom mllis, os bcrpcn %irrlitr
han mooifc III Gin, Rnifinrn itnn.
icoc ocn oct al bans 9eaemr iorpolntr
Ores, % hct itorr Grinbiul % cnbrl
al Siulpcrfct utnuttr ilaneS iltptfcr
FOR at fna BAN Ips iairn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Ddterloo bliper "tor",

Se 26 SaIooner / @aterloo, Sa.,
mnntte Snsong gftermibou9 LUTTE
fine Gore, % for isrite Song inoen
IS gIar er @pen M fulblt9noig
"ter". SaIopnernes 2ufning bar
iSeIgernr Of en- SsieiieretSfienoelie
ser erfIpreoe De erbolOte llnoerifrif'
trr for utiIItrPffelige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Kpinoelie Sfoleoireftor,

Sra 6ergns Soils, Ninn,, meb'
0eIes Sen 166e Rpoember: Otter,
refining er mo0taget ira @aua
@allu, 8aib., ON, at Wr$. Sole
pbine Greitpn err bIet palgt til 8i.
rrft6r for Stntcn3 oiicntIige Sfole.
opien (State Supcrirtenbeut OF
ShoolS).
Mtr3. Greiton, bOiS 8igcnaOn bar
Soicpbine GorIii$. er Ell 8atter al
Sobn Gorliis bcrnf 9pcn % Ell
Niece al 6. 6. GorIiiS, Der bar
Gpipnet meo Gopitolbpgningen /
ct. Galil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22

uSmerfeoe Zig peb fIere anIeoninger
peo fit MoS og fin llioriProetbeo
og b!ep al &ongresien tilflenot
"ReoaIieu for uboiit Sapperbeo poa
SIoemarfen".
5 1865 ubnppntes ban til Waior
| ben reeulrre arnle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
GmanpInf
Otto Serenicn reiite 5

Otto Scre1ipn reilte SirSoag
i'll Gitana1, Snif-, Canada
- Grpfesior Sjarne Spnnpe rel
itr ianar Ill Chicago i Minoegnpens
SdrtPresic.
- Nirs, SSn1nes Rrtrrinn frn
Council @lrTfs, So, sr hrrnppe pan
I'll @iiit hos lfrs. GO. @lnfrmnn,
InoIpb S~In9stpeht rriitr Sirg-
haq tiIbngs I'll 81. &nlII eftrr en Si.
If hos fiu Ihpher % fine Seitrr Der
j @nen-
Nirs- .. q. Snugsn rriitr
ignnr I'll Ga Grpsie Tor Of ir til lin
Gntter, iom lager ina pnn Soipitn'
LET Der
Sprinq 6rnninnrrne ebDnrS
Grcnion % Sohan @rnn, 6ormano
ior IotrnInaet, nar ! Sirshngs &C.
ccrah / 6orrrtuingrr-
Mr- % WfrA Gle Gorbn %
Iiiis Inrtba Auo rriicr 6rn 10nr
December / 5dgr mrS andre Grro-
rahfoIf I'll California.
Mr. % Wfr3. Ole aleDe / apili.
torp Gomnibip icirrhe i EirSong$ lit
SnlrbrulIuS inmmCn me0 ct iterre
gInrnI inbbnbnr @irter.
Mlr&. Sesiie Ghriiiinnion fru
GIarinon, Sa., Der IN ire Tigers Si0
bur beieqt I'm SeItrr, @trs. ". y.
Eope, reiite bism iioitP llge.
- GN. @Infeman bIep iibitc ll9e
ouIqt Ill Grritoent ior ]gtortbpeitrrn
SoDn SortiulturnI Societn, Tom "a
hap6e fit Iar&mcoe ! 8ntcrioo.
- Gbn3. Cabin er reiit til oct
iDnIige Seyu$. Get CT bans @cnii8t
al boiGtte fig ser. O9 ban fommcr
pm ct lnr Tiger tiIboge efter lin So
mile.
- Mr8. SIuI Strcmme ira Coop
c~rstpDn. 81 Cnf., bar en- Wnnncb$
Gio Oprrt her pnu @eipg hos line So
fire. Ntr2. G. Nnnion, 0Er$. Sobn
Gpuitt ~ gfrS. >. Slion.
Eiten Sonocrion ira @iIlorD
Gin, Rprtb GaTutu, opboloer fla e.
fer mango Inrs TrooGr ! oi@Ie Sage
! 2incpIn Jnmnibip for at bciBgc
iinr @rrore, Ole "a @rn SanNerion.
- 81. 9. &cLlop9, en- al @Dcn3
Gioncerer "a 0cn i0ritr EonOImgc,
Tom pirfcoe gua Oi&ic &untGr, cr
iQuur ofdooct res 0s0cn 81 @or
qmnneI, ! iii Stem poo @}chanic
Greet.
Ii bouoc / 8ir@ooQ8 Sen Tor-
rcicJic at mootaBc @cieg al @aitor
81. 8. @icore ira @runO IiCoOop,
Tinu., 6cr aiorbe et fort SpbolN
@pen pou @icnnemrciic til GIer.
mont. Ga, bpor han ifilI0e boIbe
Torcorc1.
- EetCr Geterien, Der alminoc'
Tia qaor unocr Ruonct ~Iete tbe
Cane, bIeD forIc0en Sag orrcIterct
poQ InfIoqe for uIoUIig SaIa al be.
ruienbe Crifte. San er Is$loNt I'M
ser $500 Gaution, "a hans Gag oil
fomme ~ / Suffice Court Sen 29oc.
8oar0 OF Supcrpiior$ bar fon.
bemnerrt @ruen oocr Chen noe res
9aoeners pon @eitiioen, % hen oiI
ftror BIZ eritottct Of en- nm StooIbro.
oSr6tiI cibere bill man nltioa iffC
funne fiere oocr Gluer puo oettl
Steo, men iite6et montte berpttt
SugiuaD.
- Wr. % @rs. g. Snnbpicf
a~enocGDiae, refer | Oisie Gaac ill.
baqe iii 9orge, bpor oct er oere$ Gg'
al bli boenoe for Reitcu al iii 9iu
s 9nleonina al oeres ioreitanenot
aireiie blep ser Of Roboer % Ben
ner gipet ct bngeelig a~iifebsaiIoe 'ol
benz forIeben Senhna, % De bIrs
operroft en- flRffelie B%enaeaaoe.
- en- Gag, fem bar tiItruffet III
mere eno alminoelis Spmerfiombeo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
<@we GREAT LAKES FISHING CO.,

Gpiitet irpSien % inltet SSiit til iplsenbe
Griier pr. 100 Run6: Glib 81. rs, gSbittfiib
$1,000, Yife $1,000, Ierd $500, Hiderel
$500, Saltet Glib $3.50.
vi ienber Yarerne i%aaInart Ieiret blioer
tplot NOT til at fire oens Wiootasclie / COB
irpsien SilItano. Seno ino oin 8eitiuing
itioe ier Sraplbeoen begpnoer. Geference:
Sirit Naticnal Saitf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.

HAmBURG-AMeRICAN BUILDING, ALAS Broadway
NEW YORK CITY
1884 Walnut St.. PhIa. Pa. GOT Boylston St Boston,
Mass. 1913 Sixth Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa. $50 W. Ran
dolph st, Chicago, III. 902 Olive ST.. St, Louis, Mo.
100 Powe ST., San Francisco, Cal,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22

Gn ManS - ct Orb. en- &piube
en- Srobos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
~Julen~~
8iemnemsaaenSc @iaetter til
Saumarf %
Speri0e

StaetpriIer, Der fan faces paa Gnmponina,
'nobefatter ale npopenoise l1bsifter faaIom
Sotel, yRaaltioer, ps transporting fra
Stem PORT til 8eitemme[lesitehef.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

OF actual money out Of the ordinary
financial use and hooking II up as a
dead mass I'M The vaults OF the treas.
nry is a proceeding as u~ascientifc
and unreasoped "A any other part OF
our Mnreasonad ana unscientific bank.
ing and currency system"
Change Of Banking System.
A relief measure reforming the
banking and currency system, the
secretary declares, must include.
among Its necessary features provi.
siOns for neverfailtng reserves and
never.failing currency, and for the
perfect elasticity and tlexibility of
both; for the permanent organization
and organized cooperation Of the
banks which are nov suffering and
causing the nation to suffer by rea.
son OF their unorganized state; for
a central agency, to represent and
act for the organized and cooperative
banks-this agency to be securely
free from political or trust CONTROL
but with the government having ade.
Quate and intimate supervision OF 1t;
for independent banking units--so In.
dependent that no one bank can be
owned, controlled or shared in in any
degree, directly or indirectly, by any
other bank; for the equality of all
banks, national or state, both as to
standards and as to functions--so that
every requirement made of a national
bank must be complied with equally
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

rotary include: construction of -four
revenue cutters and a building pro
gram of at least two cutters yearly
in the future; power presses for the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing;
provision for disabled and old mem
bers of the life saving service; retire
ment pension for civil service employ
ees; complete re ision of the oleomar-
garine law; legislation for the pre-
~vention of the opium traffic; and the
creationsof a bureau to supervise the
expression Of laws" cooperating with
congress 70 make their meaning plain
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

by = state bank. and every function
or privilege enjoyed by a state bank
shall be enjoyed by q national bank;
for the utilization and the nudity %
bank assets; for the scientific devel.
opment OF exchanges-dOmestic and
foreign: for foreign banking as an i'd
junct Of our foreign commerce: and
for taking the treasury department
out Of the banking business.
Frauds Were Exposed.
Discussing customs reforms, Sec.
rotary MacVeagh says that widespread
exposures BY the present administrd.
ton OF frauds have resulted In an an
nual saving to the government Of more
than $4,000, 900, distinctly an under
estimate"
TO show that incoming travellers
are now more honestly declaring their
baggage az the result Of reforms. the
secretary points out that a. New York
alone the revenues from travellers I'm.
ports have increased from a yearly
average Of $500. 6SS for the previous
administratio n to about 81, 100,O 900 In
1912. This class Of frauds, he says.
had been not only conspicuous but al
most defended.
Regarding the pending investigation
of the Eoard Of General Appraisers at
New York by a commission appointed
by President Taft, Secretary Mac
Veagh says the board has drifted from
Its original institution as a board or
customs review within the treasury
department to a neutrality-suspicious. as
a court outside Of It. The department,
he adds, needs Il board of general alp
p%raisers within the department to su-
~oervise and unity the appraising work
OF the country.
Should Be Placed Under Civil Service
Mr.. MacVeagh urged that all col
lect0rs and surveyors Of customs, ma
val officers, appraisers and assistant
appraisers, collectors of internal rev.
enue and all like officials Of the Treas.
ury department whose appointment re-
quires confirmation by the senate be
transferred to- the classified civil ser.
vice. Complete separation OF the
treasury service, especially the CLASH
fed part Of 1t from practical politics,
is recommended by the secretary.
! The abolition of all assay offices In
the country except the one at New
York. is urged by Mr.. MacVeagh. All
assay work, he adds. should be done
at New York or at the minis.
Avoid Exchange Of Checks.
Secretary MacVeagh announces his
intention of reforming the treasury de-
partments business methods by a
scheme for the payment Of government
/ obligations in such a manner as to
avoid exchange on government checks.
He does not divulge the details but AZ.
~rarently contemplates the distribution
Of government funds at convenient
points over the country for the pay
ment of checks. He points out that
pension checks for example. in many
instance are not really worth their
face value because the difficulties 9of
collection enforce an exchange charge.
Other ,Recommendations.
Other recommendations by the Sec
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04
REFORMS Urged
Continue: From Page ons.)

(COnO0UO- from P24O On0.J
should bring the banks into organic
ed cooperation and provide iOr a
central agency through which they
could work together. free OF political
or trust control.
Deficit Foresesn.
According to the estimates Of the
treasury department. the secretary
foresees a deficit of $22, 556,O23, ex-
| elusive of Panama canal expenditures,
for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1914, the first fiscal year Of President
| Wilson's administration. Including
the canal expenses, the deficit is esti-
mated at $50, 730,455. The canal ex-
penditures, he adds, however, may be
paid under the law from bond sales.
The estimated receipts for that year
are $710,000.0 900, while the ordinary
| appropriations are estimated at 1882
$685. and the canal expenditures
at $3O,174,432 Undoubtedly having
probable tariff revision in mind, the
secretary announces that those estl-
mates are based upon present condi-
lions and laws.
For the current fiscal year, ending
June 80, 1913, Mr.. MacVeagh esti-
that there will be a surplus OF
$4O,2 zoo, 900. exclusive of Panama ca
nal expenditures, and q deficit Of ST.
800, 900 including the canal transac-
lions. He estimates receipts for this
year at Sill, 900. 900 and ordinary dis.
bursements at $61O,S00,0 900.
Free Action Not Permitted.
In connection with financial reform,
Mr.. MacXeagh says the people are
helpless under existing evils. The
present system never permits ire &C.
ton at any tim, because its liability
to sudden constraint and restriction
is always q part OF the nations finan-
cial consciousness.
There never is a time continues
the secretary Of the treasury, when
there is any long look ahead; except
when we are in the midst OF a panic,
when there is a long look OF disaster
ahead. There Is never a long look OF
a and convenience and prosperity
ahead"
Banks Moved Crops.
In the crop moving season, Mr..
MacVeagh points out, there is a spe-
cial stress and restraint and the sec.
rotary found an object lesson in the
conditions during the past autumn,
when the banks we're called upon to
finance the movement Of rec0rd.break-
ing crops, necessitating the, employ
ment Of nearly all Of their available
resources under ".our constructing sys-
tenn" 48a
This relief, which Is SO urgently
needed by the legitimate business and
! enterprise Of u people" he> adds,
lis not relief from q financial situation
built up by a financial world itself,
but Is from a system and conditions
superinduced by the government, and
forced upon the business community
and upon American society. The
banking and currency system Is the
product Of federal laws, and there
can be no relief from 1t until cor
gress acts. And this is why congress
sional action is urgent"
Pointing out that the banks, FORUM
ately, had been able to finance the
crop movement Of the past autumn.
unaided by the government, thet sec
rotary says that the anomalous re-
lation between the treasury depart
ment and the general financial world
is a part OF the system to be reform
ed. He added: Taking large sums
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04
posroFrlcE STORE BuRNEp!

LANGDON, N. D., Dec. 4.-The gen.
eral store of Levi Rickbeil at Leroy
in which the p%ostoffice is also located,
was consumed by fire. The building,
4. one story frame structure, was own
ed by Thomas Lang and was uninsur-
ed. Mr.. RickDeil's lossis partially COW
cred by insurance. The Origin Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

The Co. A. basket ball team went TO
Dickinson tuesday where they We're
uefeated by the fast Co. X team of
that place. The Bismarck team was
badly crippled, leaving here with but
four players. They picked w a mar
at Hebron In order TO play the game,
which was well played throughout.
Dickinson has q semiaprofessional
team and Is out after the state cham
pionship while it vas Co. AS first
game with the lineup they used.
There was M one star in the game
but all played well. At the end Of the
first five minutes Of pay the score
stood 3 to 2 in favor OF Co. A. but
after this Co. X settled down and at
the end of the first half the score
stood IA to 10 with Dickinson on the
long end. The second half started out
with a rush and for five minutes Meth
er side secured a basket. Quilting was
hurt in the last half but finished the
game and made the prettiest long shot
of the evening. There were a number
of fouls called but they were for the
most part for some minor infraction or
the rules Of the game. The cor fol-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

For good, clean Ignite coal phone
No. 56.-(Adv)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

to executive officials who enforce
them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04
MEMBERSHIP

fire, which was discovered at 2 O'Clock
is unknown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04

That keep out. the cold, All kinds at
Faunces. 4th Street. Call and see
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-19

As Napoleon was one day pass
ing in review Of some Of his troops
be came in front Of an old and
faithful officer, who, perhaps from
want Of brilliancy on the mans
part, had never been advanced be-
yond the grade Of captain, though
he was well enough known to the
emperor. The emperor was passing
at a slow trot. As he came directly
in front Of the old captain the Off
Ger saluted and said loudly, but
without any apparent nsoyemenscz
the muscles Of the face.
Fifteen campaigns, private, cap
tain~
And the emperor, without turn
ing his head or slackening his pace,
said:
"Colonel, brigadief, baronl"
Then he was gone. There had,
indeed, been no time for q word
more than had been passed, but
these had suficed for the captain
to communicate a long story and q
reproachful complaint and for the
emperor TO set matters right with .
military and social promotion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-19

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-19

Them Being 4to|en.
The British crown levels are
guarded in the Tower Of London
At great cost the section Of the
tower wherein these famous gems
are kept has been made impregnable
against al robbers.
At a given signal all the gates
and doors Of the tower would be
instantly closed and that BY the
simple pressing Of a button. But
tons are placed in the governors
room at Scotland Yard and at other
points known only to a few respon-
siblc officers. Even the massive
gates Of the middle tower, which
weigh several tons. may be closed
BY electrical process in order that
no one within the tower may pass
out. AT the same time there would
ring an alarm bell to warn the ward
ers. police and soldiers to prepare
themselves for any emergency.
In other DAYS several attempts
we're made to steal the crown Jewels.
A Colonel Blood actually succeeded
il getting possession for a time Of
the crown and scepter Of the Unit
ed Kingdom. This be did BY owe
towering and binding the keeper.
The latter, however, contrived to
raise an alarm and. help arriving
from an unexpected quarter. Blood
vas pursued and orertaken. but not
before he had got clear Of the pre-
cincts Of the building with his
precious booty.
It was this attempt that led to
the adoption of an elaborate series
Of precautions to guard the treas
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-19

One Of the two women who sat
near ,lle front Of the car had been
to the lhoaser the night before 70
see a certain beautiful actress.
"How does che hold her age
eagerly asked the one who had not
been.
swell. to ten you the truth, Ma
ME. she wore such a lovely pink
dress that I couldn't take my eyes
of It the whole time she was on
the stage, SO I never thought Of
looking at her face to sec whether
she held her age or not. / should
say She did. though New York
Press.
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