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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-13
DOG FIGHT WAS AIRED
In RECORDERS COURT
Mr.. Maynard Was Given Fine
of Sl5

Yesterday was a dog day" at the
recorders court, and the recent dog
fight at the corner OF Jackson and
Lamar streets, which attracted as big
a crowd as a circus, was thorough
ly aired. the trial having consumed
about two hours of time.
As a result of the hearing, Mr.
Walter Maynard was given a fine By
Mayor Mathis of $15 and costs, the
case having been considered as one
of disordesly conduct and the fine
imposed accordingly. Mr.. Maynard
through his attorney, Mr.. Robert /
Maynard, Immediately gave motive
that the case would be appealed.
The occurrence that gave rise 70
the trial took place Wednesday af-
ternoon about o'clock. 1t was
brought out in the hearing yesterday
that Mr.. Maynard killed the bull
dog which at the time was in the
care OF Wallace Weeks, after he had
warned the Weeks boy not to allow
the bulldog to attack his setter.
From the testimony adduced it
was shown that the Weeks boy him
self was afraid of the dog when Mr.
Maynard asked him to keep the bull
dog away from the setter and that the
boy interfered both with Policeman
Worthy, who was trying to separate
the two dogs, and with Mr. Maynard,
who, according to his own testimony,
intended to kill the bulldog if it at
tackled the setter.
There was almost as much interest
in the trial yesterday morning as
there was in the scrimmage Wednes-
day afternoon, when the street was
thronged with people who had either
witnessed the affair or who wished
to know what it was all about. More
than score of witnesses appeared
to testify in the case.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-13
FIRST CLASS VTLCANIZING
PLANT NOW OPEN HERE

| wish to announce to my friends
and the public generally that have
opened first class vulcanizing plant
at the Americas Automobile Co.
My work is not sent out of town,
thereby increasing the expense as ex-
press, etc, but is done here in Amer
icus by FACTORY EXPERT whose
work is guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton.
Give us visit and let us show you
what can be done, whether you intend
to have any work done or not
H. D. HORTON.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-13

Il tried to cure this for eighteen
months, but it gradually got worse. A
doctor advised me to have my tonsils
cut out, but I did not like the idea.
Another doctor examined me, and told
me the same thing. l finally got bot
tie Of Peruna, and after 1 had taken
one bottle my throat was better.
bought and used dozen bottles, and
saw was going to get well. and did"
Ask your Druggist for a Free Peruna
Almanac For 1912.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-13
BAD CASE
OF GRIP
Caused Sore Throat dnd Ton
siIitis. Restored by
PeTund.

Mr.. ". H.
Ho U 5 ley,
Greenville,
T
writes:
Five years
ago I took a
very severe
cold which
resulted in
la grippe. I
never " a S
so bad off. I
was in bed
S e Y e r a !
weeks, and
when I did
get up I had
on Hits
and S o r e
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-13
Attorneys.
DIR. PERCY w. HUDSON,
Veterinarian.

Graduate A. P. l. Veterinary College.
Answers calls day or night. Resi-
dence and urinary Lee street. near
Country Club,
Phones $50 and "A.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-13
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MONEY
INVESTED
WELL. :?

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portc~t thing is how to take care of
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A Banking Institution of this kind
cannot only care for your Financial
Interests in a careful, conservative
way-giying you abundant banking
facilities in every department Of
tinance-but can also give you valua-
bic aid and advice about investments
and securities. Open an account with
the
BANK or SOUTHWESTERN GEOR.
GIA'S SAVING DEPARTMENT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Observation-Disclosures .GrfISrnns
Jsbm SMramf,s,

Sobn Sfranl, Der Herii6er bes
attcnints auf Col. 5bepSorc Mocies
peft. lit BON elmer Sadtperitdubigcn.
Gunmiiiion aIs nn5ureHnulssidbiN
'efflGrt ipnrben, mo tpir3 elmer Mii-
italt fir seiitesirunte Wernrtdtcr iiber,
d~nttpUrfct tperoen.
0cmerfensipertb Bel Dem |erfa6ren
mar es, SaB Der Nilpautecr Aibter
8adus Die seiitiee Serfaiiine nes
Gttcntdters nid,t Snrd) ala 3eHgen
gcIaoene Nerdte. ionSern Snrd cine
G~ouuniiiiou bon Yiphintern icititcIIeu
licB, bic er ielbit aiisgctpdblt hattie.
CT midi oanit pon bent alten. Inn
gailSen 9anoe scltenoer. Serfommcit
db iinb tnaGtc bon oen, neucii NiSs
cuniiuer @eiese @ebrnuh. has Dem
8id)ter seifatfet, in Rruseiien cine
Nnsabl Sahberitdnoiaer SIT Static an
sieheu unb ais 8eanrte Des Sribus
nails Su bereibieeu.
Srpt allcocm iir cs leiocr iraglid,,
Oh oas iieue @isconiiner 0cIes bic
Scaerprobe auf ieine Gcrfanungss
mabisfeit erfoisrein teiteheu ipirb.
SHranf miro cs ldiperlid, ~anfed1ten,
aber IN Ipdreren Sdlleit mag ser I'm.
trag alf MISUNDERSTANDING ges
itellt iperben. .Sainois Stnatsz
Scitmg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Ans Sem iibristn gheiIea.

SnraliHtcr, In Sftober.
Sier itorb mad, lailacr mo id,mers
liher arnnfbeft. luohl aeiI1rft ourd,
Den Gmpiung Der vi. Sferbeiatro.
melie. SRI. Ngotba Gallery, i'm Nl.
ter bon 40 Sahren. Zen Sinter.
~blicbenen nnier @eilciS.
SiHsis, 4. Mup. ani s(asr.
leeleu perltarb bier mad, eiiier piery
t1aisen 8ronfbeii in Nlter bon 81
Sabren Serr HiGdel Golfer. Die
1ltsite Heriou mierer Srtidait;
ieine Satin mar Dor 5pei Sagen
crit M 4rabe aetrasen moroen.
Seit A Sabrelt lebten Sie @eritor.
benen in gliidlider CHE ;iiommen;
au6 i'm Sobe iino lie ni,ii pcreint.
GttelbrId, 3. Sn Der
9taht Don SamStaa ami Scnntaa
itarb IN Der Seilanltult Serr ,Sobn
@riin (aus Monoori aebiirtia),
Ser leiner 3eii ais Der itarfSte @ann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
llsa Sfr Auferiran fesrr-
! attain If 3ahar''.

Us 1T ctilc lmleiiabare S~baiiad,e.
fab Die &iihler uuo llmltiirsier IN Der
.Minericnn Federation Of 9abor" ibrc
Siele riidiidJtsIos periol9en, unb SaS
it'd afc eonierpatipcu &yditc ocrs
einigen miiiirnl I'M ibnen sic Cts
reubung ihrer 9ieie mntDeiieb Az
lnadbtn. Son tattoiiid,cr Seitc bat
atu,, has 0mrG Sie Militia Of Gbriit"
.eri.icft. lleber Seren Sbdtiateit unh
erIotge ipeiB man 5u ipenis, aIs hdB
man lid elm flares ltrtbeil biISen
..4nrte. Cir iuiier mlr 10 picl, ans
scnI Sengpi6 pon arbeitern. 'baR Is
YsrItabt' war, nit einvr berar.isen.
'iiber Nadt entiIanceiien Organization
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
0hieaaa, au. leOrreiponDsns.l

Chicago, gu. (@orreiponbenS.) 5r.
Sobn Slanmang miro mn 81. gipp.
nit DEM Sampfer p9dpplanb" pieoer
mad %ieircr aiteu Seimutb Shcibfeu
bel &olspori 5uriidfebreu. gr mar
ieit iieben Ipnaten in Chicago. aber
es bat linn ME 10 redpt bier 9efaIen.
gei Seter Heis. 9incolu unb Better
jon Ires., lit Der Stord am 16. Rob.
einaefebrt unb bat Gin S0hterhen
bi%ntcrlaiieu. CDR. W. Die ,9us
yemburger gereinSs 3eituna" meloet:
9s Itdrbeu %perfloiIeue Wodbe: aM 10.
" mbcr Srdn Seanne Disifs
buiirg. 9eb Yetrie Sic mar IN 1846
.sn @d,ternad) eeboren. d @S iiberleben
liz pier Sobne. 5ipei Sriiber iino cine
Shpeiter in Eari0; am II. Hop. Sr.
Y. Soly nab ldngercr araafbcit; an
IL. Nop. &ugnit Sep 9unfel. IL Sabre
alt. M5geu hie @eritpr6eneu rubert
in Sriebcn! - Nm 8. SeSembes
tretcr Serr Ino Srau Senrp Sbirp
cine Hciie had ;brcm SeimatbSortc
Siefird, an. i'm iidl bort Sanerno nies
oer5ulalien. - AM IS. Iopem6er
ieierten Serr Teier Sdummer Mno
@attim.. geb. Welter. unS Serr unb
Hral Sic. WcIter. aeb. ybiu. Silber>
bod,seit IN Der St. Nifotuuss 6irdjc.--
Nrau Sobn 5ernin unS, 2inS aus
Apdingcrsruup banen itd) bel ibrcm
Nruoer Nic. arcnbt in Chicago nieScr>
.geluiicn. Sr. Sobn Sernid, pirS in
ben nadlren Sagen e6enfaIls nad CHS
cd9p tomnren.
Die ct. sNfplaas . Uemeinbe sn
GpanitorL- gu. Die am "a. %. urb
80. Nobembsr oas 25s idbriee Srbis'
4ldrm ibrer @riinbumg feiert, ipurbe
I'M Serbife 1887 BON Dem bodDip. Otto
@%roenebaim oreaniiiert. Gn einem
hiibih 9eleeenen Vlase - 3ioee- gne.
nnb Waibinaton STR, ipuroe baS erfte
bei6eioenc ShulfirGlein sebaut, IN
iueIfem AM 20. Ropember 1887 Der
erlte @otteSoienit ~abgebalten tpurbe.
8eb. Z. 8roenebaim pirttc 3ehn
Sabre IN oieier auibliibenhen @es
meinbe. Rad icinem Sobc inn Srli
1897 fuurSe Mep. y. z. 3icrmann init
Der Saitoratiou Ser 8cmeinSc bctraiit.
@enise @onatc ipdter tam Die Neucrs
probe iiir Die @emeimpc. Sic Shuls
firde branutc nieber bis oiif Den Sos
ben; bod aus Der Aihe erbob iih in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Ans ben ger. 5taatra.
Cine Grinnernns, ,uad,sernicu bnr&
pas Itenc Shnlaeiet iM
1ruRberspgfbun,.

&dbreno meincr Siigenp III Der
alten oeimatb Surcnblra. milBte ih.
ipie Die Rebrsabl Der Sorfiugeno, in
ben 9ienit seben, iinl mein 8roo an
peroienen. SnS liz al uno iiir iid)
nid,t ionber6ar. bod, ib mill bier cine
Srinnerntg nieoerihreiben, y welfe
MID nod beute eiuport unb pelfe
tpieoer ipud,aeruicn tpnroc SnrdJ cde
ncnc; g%oftlpie 5dulsc'ee, meltes iesi
I'M e'rpSber5ostbinu in Strait gctreten
1T. eS mar in Der 5tabt Siirembura
100 iG in Steliing mar. Der Sausl
batter mar. tpie id, tdIb dnsfanb Elm
Nrei maure linb %offcner Yrics
~,terbdiIcr. Sie 0dl5frdi ipar cine
CUTE aafboiifm. rodl tpnntc tic nidtS
MAIDEN gegen bic @ottloiigfeit hires
RdnncS ais beten iinb ibr &reus it'll
'trapcn. Ier GlteIte Aitabe 3dhltc
iiebeu Sabre uuh init ibm trng lid,
Die @clhid,te 5l. Sobanu ipdr iein
Hnne NIB er beiudte Die Yrimdrs
Sdule IN Der Stapt. Ser Stdbts
&apian ertbeiltc ben Aelisionsunter
rid,t IN Der Stulc, ipie cs. ia BraltH
mar. Der tleine Sobaun bereitete lid
Dor. INT nod por Den SerbItfcrien 5ur
erIren bl. Seidte gu 9eben. Gites
WittagS Tam or 5u mir in Die Slide
unb iagte: .@aric, ipenn i'd nidt
seitig bier bin gum Seiperbrot, 10 iase
nidt 5n Ydpu, baB ih bcihten gebe.
bcm CT bari CO nidlt ipiiien."
v8drim nidt2@ fragte ih. ga
ia9te Der ornne G.eine NIT Sbrdneu
in ben Iuseu: Or 9ebt ja mic IN Die
Stride, bort uildl feiue Yrebist uno
gebt iel6if nid)t beid,te.i. oarum mil
or aud, nidt, oab ih 9eben ip0."
aleins Sohann sin9 Sur Stride uno
sing aud slr bl. 9eidte nit ieinen
AlterssenOnen. Soh ipo 10 piclc
8inber iinb. I'M beidten 81 geben.
pirb ee oft ipdt. Or mar nift su
Sduie M A. llbr ilno Der Batter wpllte
piiien. ipp Ell ludre. Die Wltter
mar ifpad) unb moqte es pidt piilen.
Gnolih fam ltnier tpuderer Steiner
benin. Ser Batter fraate rWo mart
Oh 10 lunge2" Sobann id,aute a1if
Die @rtter, pdnn auf Den 0dter uno
~antiportete fuie eiu SeIo: Saba. ih
mar beidlten beute Iadmittas." Oa
entfenelte iid bic san5e Wutb oes pers
blenoeten Iannes iiber ieiu ltnihulSiS
ges ainb unb auf feline scaldlte Srau.
Ct iMlus ben armen' 2leinen, ban bic
Spuren Der Shldse am 86rper beS
braueu Suusen cine Wpde lang iidt-
bar blieben. Cur Iutter iaete er:
~ einetwesen aIlein laHe i'd unierr
&inber In bic bieiiae Snmle ssben;
bod i'd hoffe, bic Hfnffen iuerbcn and
balb bier bic SGule r1nmen." Sas
fparen 8orte iiub Sanoliina cines
Sreininurers in 9urembMrs. tlnb lest
ha6en lie has Shnlsefee fcrfia &c.
braAt. ueIdes cine zhanbc lit fir
has 'sait3e fatbulifhe lusembmrser'
$slt. God boffsn mir nnb pereinis
gen mir uniere @ebete nit alien euten
guyemburgern, baB Der %allmddtise
0ott auf bic Siirbitte Der Srojterin
Der Betriibten bin alld) oieie Rriifm,g
obne Shaben fiir infer aItes Seis
maitland poriibereeben ldBt. gs lit
ia nift Der erite Sab ben Die Sreis
maurer an Der tntbolilden ainbers
Gr5iebnng niisiibeu. Mit sroBter
Soha6tuns Scidnct. ". 8.. Cascade.
Sopu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Grofbersogtbum.|
Ans Der bamptHaat.
Die GntideiOmms oes 81. @aters

Die GntideiSmms Oes 81. @aters.
@ie mir IN Letter &ummer (S.
12) mittbeilten, hat Seine Seiliafeit
Bapit Bins X. al Den Sodmiiroia.
item Germ 9iihoi BON 9urembura
elm Sdreiben aeri6tet. NORM CT
dlm Observation-Disclosures ShnIeeies
Sfelliing nimn,t uno sic Saituna
oes Sberbirten mtiercr Dio3eie IN
oleler 5raae frait apoitoliider @e.
malt autbeiBt. Nm. 10. Nop. mnroe
Sieles Shreiben bon alen aon,ein
Der Sioseie oen @lGubiaeu mitae.
tbeilt @ir oruden naditeDenb hcn
@ortlolit oeS pGpitlihen Gofmmen.
tee, 1ebit cen @ealcinportcn Seiuer
Niihoilideu @ndoen nb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

Scnaior Gumrlins bcabiiNtisi
ben @eiesentiuurf, Sab Die YrdiiSert
ihdftss Serrnble, mif iets Sabrc icit
geiest unc teiu TriiiScrt ,3,pei Tn.
rah cinenrer ssmihit psrSrn nnrf.
SnrfSuiesen. mir NTH ibn, lcecr
8iirscr @rioIA luitnitcn. - .Npro
Stnatss stn;ciscr.c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Dentfdb -A,mtrikanirhr
3JrebHimmen.
SpsiaGhiiMe Saftif.

Ser 'eise se!bitm1rser gS~aplanN
perausasber pes .Sppcal 10 Gcaiou"
Der 4Gontins Nation unr Ses BE
nnce", fiibrtc zinc cdr ip3ialijtiide
8ampimanier: Sni .NppeaI 10
Heuion" Ut man lpaidctter
SoSiali it.. Scr Ole acaicrrng be-
fimpfi. SIM Hufrrbr best, iid) I'M
@ott iife HeIision sernne nidlt uici
hinmert, aber hott oorgibt. Seoeiu
ieiite relisi6ic llcscrSeisuns laiien 81
pollen; i'm ~&enacc" liz mail
iromm gIditbiaer Yatriot. her III
Ser fattpliidcn aird,c. bic nit ibrcn
&esen Iuear id)cn Die sroSen ppiitis
ldel Enrteicu i,ntsarni tabe. Die
SrDSte @eirbr fir bic Ser. Siaaten
erbltdt. Su beihen 3citmeeu finSet
Ituu Sns Sell Ser Melt irir int
Sosialismlis. Nrlner ~ q pldubl
mpsc @ett Sir elm gudoiscr Hihter
icin. a. !. i'm Chic Iaiiens
i%reinto".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

Gsr periforpene ggs Gonpernelr
@m. Snrrabec npn Soma hGtts als
drrtcr Siinse feline 9ruibqhn bes
aernen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

rs asteur JeRe u.
Sic iiinsiten Bdtlen baben. ipesn
bic porliesenoen .Beridyfe alf @dh1s
belt beriiber, Elm ipeiteres 6nteS ee<
5eitiat: Sie BADEN benz dnerifani56ben
Sfeiouuss : Gloorabo in @eno, Ne
bana. elm gnoe bereitet, bds id,oil piet
iriiher bdfte fommen iolen. Sic
mtnnehr boIitdnoisen Ndhlreinltnfc
ans oein Stdatc Rebdoo scigert Itdin
lid. SaB ole ndd,ite borti9e 1tdafss
2eaislanir eine @chrbcii fir Ste Be-
icifiaA Der scsepipdrtisct iueifs
gebenoen SheiNiinssgeiese BON Nc
paSa Gnfipciicn uriS & ais cine ihrer
eriten @ufaabetI mad ihrent Suinms
mentritt I'M SaHuar Nss nadifen
Sabres betradfcn Mrs. sicien &c
iescn elm @ube su MAIDEN. bic man
init Hcdt ais cine Shmdd, mr.
Sdanoe fin bic T~ereinigten sfnater
bcsetdnet bat. Memo mar idpn slr
tbpiidcn Sdeibung5itabt gefporSen.
Der Der cbclidcu 0iiroc miioe ae~
iporom ipar. fonnte lid, Sorthii be
scben. iih Tin icds &ondte IN Ser
rcutuNil1dlcN slln1ycOuNg pcf Si0cf
nieherlaiien unb lid rad) Serlnnf
bicics fleinon 3eitraimrcs bon etnem
piilfdhriscn 8ihter. fir ben Die 2dleis
Sinecn Elm cintrdalid)es Gcidydii
biIbetcu. infer Nnsabt iraenSrreldpcr
in 8irflid,fett gar nidt. porbnnsenrr
@riiuSe scsen cine anitdnnise &c
biibr bon ben @befeiieIn befreiel,
laiicu. Sas @rldeinen bts S~rpciten
5heiles mar iibcrhdiipt nid,t bon
H1theu. unS &andIcr mag Is crit diis
ben 3eitnuasbcridten crfnhreH baben.
Sab icinc @ee iiinait i'm Sdciotnas
itaate 3eraSa sef6ir iuorSen yet. uhre
onb cS porbcr aud, MIR Die seriuaitc
ainse ooer gar cine 3uitellinta gum
Gridciueu 81 Der Serbanb!ing ers
hn(tcu bGtic. - sMinerifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
liuslauslid flinst e..

N lbrer @er6Ienouua. MIR uonr
4eldGifsseiit beieelt. isst it'd ole
caso vSenerntinn Of 9dbor" cybcben
Dem Spott nuS Der 26derlifteit aus.
Sf%reitiafeiten buben lid IN Der Gbis
rcdgo .6pbcration Of 2abpr" erboben
iufplgc oct GntSrfiing. baS tn Der
Nuiifers llnion idipere Weraebcu 8eec,,
bic Stdtuten poreefommen iine. Nan
bore uno itauuel gs sibt inter Den
Nuiifern SemanSen, Ser cine ate
Sremonenier 0iolirie ipiclt unp tie ben
nit II II 0 : Sabcls 8~eSeidneten
por5ieht.
9. s. @iaon. elm Viofiaiif Der
Nniifersllniom faat: sd ipieIe elm
Snitritment. fiir ipeldcs ih $3.50 be-
6ablt babe. IS lit cite Straoipnri
!ino ih piirSe iis uidlt sescn 10000.
nidt fiir cincn Giienbabnlpaaeou boil
Snitrimeute init lInious 2abels un,s
fduiden."
Oelesat SHliGt BON ber Yinnos
nader : Union erlpiberte bnrnilf: ,g&
iit nnperitdnelih, ansunebmen. sab
Unions RitsIiebcr nidt 10 sutc Sns
itriimente herlteIlen f6nncn. ipie Gidte
llnionmiteIieber." 9ieie Worfe id9cn
senug. ST es SeIbitiiberbebnng- cScr
nntpiienbeit? .Suifnle Woltss
.freunb."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
SPECIAL trains
FOR EXPOSITION
Rates will briOq
Crowds From All Towns
Of the Slope

With the announcement from A.
NJ. Cleland, general passenger agent
Of the Northern Pacific railway, that
the road would grant a special rate
OF two cents per mile in each direc-
ton for round trip from all points in
North Dakota to Bismarck during the
Industrial Exposition, October l to
10, arrangements are being made in
nearly every section of the state for
special trains to be run to the CAPT.
tai city for the various days of this
big land show. The cut rates are the
first that have been granted in the
state since the legislature lowered
passenger fares six years ago, and
the rate is equivalent to fare and one
third in states where the three cent
mileage prevails.
Among the towns that are planning
special trains are Mott, Linton, Wash.
burn, Dickinson, as we'll as others on
the east and south lines of the 500
system. Hettinger county is coming
to the Exposition 500 strong on Sat
urday, October 5. They will bring
their band along, and other towns
will come in a body headed by their
talented musical organizations.
Nearly every available square inch
of space has been taken by exhibitors
and there are apparently going to be
some displays omitted for lack OF
room, owing to the fact that the ex.
hibitors have been dilatory in signing
up their contracts with Commissioner
Gilbreath.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
VOTE CAST AT PRIMARY ELECTION
IS Completed BY CANVASSERS
neutrality-suspicious.
! Is We're Cast for Each
I Candidate
Results ish Legislature Can
dIdates VIII Appear
. Later

The Tribune presents herewith the
abstract of votes cast at the primary
election for the various officers on
the state ticket, and for the judiciary,
giving the totals only.
Owing to the lack of space the re-
suits Of the election relative to the
various legislative candidates over
the state are not printed today, but
will follow as soon as possible. +.
In the attached schedule the first
and second votes are given, where
second choice was necessary accord
ing to law. The force of this law
was not called into operation, however
except In the case of Norton and
Simpson, candidates for congress in
the Third district. In this case Mr..
Simpson received the highest number
OF votes, but owing to the fact that
he did not receive a majority of the
votes cast 1t was necessary to resort
to the addition of the second choice.
In the matter of second choie Mr..
Norton had received YER 600 votes
more than MI. Simpson had, which,
added to his number of first choice
made him the winner. The, validity
of this very peculiar law has been up
held by the supreme court of Min.
nesota, where practically the same
law Is In force, lat it is claimed by
some Of Mr.. Simpsons friends that
the North Dakota statute did not pass
through the proper routine in the leg.
islature, hence is invalid. Just
what there is to this claim is not
known. .....
Herewith the totals as taken from
the records on file in the office OF
SECRETARY gof state, and approved by
It1 eeCahyaSsinx board: .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
ROCHESTER, 70 CELEBRATE.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Sept. 10.-Ela.
borate Preparations are rapidly near.
Ing completion for Rochester's zen.
tennial celebration next week. The
celebration will begin with anniver.
5sary services in the churches Sunday,
while . succession of parades and
other features Will carry the program
through the greater part. of. the week.
The committee In charge Of arrange.
'ments hopes to secure the presence
Of President Taftson' the principal day
OF the celebration. Governor Dix and
the mayors Of many OF the principal
cities OF the state have accepted In
vitAtions to attend: ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
Put In your winter supply Of ignite
coal netN. Phone Ma. S.. 9.4tt
Advertisement for Bids or Furnishing
Motor. vshiels Tags for 1918
~ Registration. t|

=. ~ 1VsOv VOVSOsV OOo w SSbS
Registration. .
Notice 8 hereby given, that pro.
p0sal for flrnihing to the State OF
North Dakota. Ten Thousand (10,-
000) 'aut0mobile tags with duplicates.
and One Thousand u,00O) motor
cycle tags with duplicates. with such
additional tags and duplicates as may
pe, required during 1913. will be re-
ceived at the ONCE of the Secretary of
State ct the Capitol in the City OF
Bismarck. North Dakota, until 2
O'clock 2. a., on Tuesday October
Tags must be In size and form as
provided by Section 10, Chapter s.,
Session Laws OF 1911. Duplicate tags
"a, be OF same material and workman
ship rs the original tags. Each bid
der IL required to furnish samples Of
material and design Of tags TO- be de-
livered under his proposal. All pro.
posals must be for tag delivered +. O..
y. Bismarck, N. d., and all tags, &C.
cording to the number specified, must
be delivered at the Office of the Sec.
Rotary of State, on or before Decem.
Der 10th. 1912. Each pair, original
and duplicate tag, to be enclosed in a
stout MANILA envelope, with the num-
Der OF same printed or stamped on
the outside thereof. and the following
return card printed on each envelope:
From Secretary of State, Bismarck,
North Dakota" Each bid must be
accompanied by q certified check in
the sum Of $4,000, made payable to
the Hecretary9f State, as g. guarantee
That the bidder will carry out tbs
stern1s and conditions of the contract,
~ tliaasarane Is awarded to him. The
Secretary Of State reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
Dated at the Capitol, bismarck,
North Dakota. August 1st, 1912.
H p. D. NORTON, !.
.As Secretary Of State.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
J. Deaths.
MRs. JOSEPH BERGER.

Mrs. Joseph Berger died yesterday
afternoon at the St. Alexlus hospital
following an operation. for appendi.
citis. She had only been sick since
Friday. The Bergers have lived in
Bismarck since 1898 while Mr.. Berger
has been a guard at the p%enitentiary,
and their home was at 401 Tenth
street. The funeral will be held at
st. Mary's cathedral Thursday morn
ing at 9 o'clock with the Rev. FIR.
Hiltner, officiating, and the remains
will be buried in the Catholic Gene
terry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
WENT 70 FORT 2

Rev. Abbott FROZEN Of Conception,
Mo-, who has been visiting west, pass
ed through here on his way to Fort
Yates to attend the Indian fair, which
convenes there the 18th. Father
Martin of st. Alexius hospital &C.
companied Rev. FROZEN to Fort Yates,