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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27

Geo. 6ormeIins uno SEQ. 3. Roth.
Spbann ipurbe befhloHsn, benz gpDs
ington Domenpsr.in au itiner am z.
Jebruar ftottfinbenben 5eitlihtsit bic
her3linite GrotuIation bes Stnbipers
bonbss au fenben. Die ndhfte gera
iammluna finbet laut BeIhlub In Der
Germania 9aIle itatt. Rad ShIub
Der WerfommIung fano Elm gemiitbIis
hes Ganistt itott, Bel pelhem Gsgiss
laturmitslieb Sarrp Mpers tn irters
efanten 3asen lber- bic paFtruna
Der fhdnblinen Gpuntp Unit Bin be-
rlhtete unb sinige gbarattsraii9e iiber
bic iosfnannten 6erren Der @eIsbgss
bung Sumgeiten CAB, poriiber Die De-
legaten bic Nusen nett offneten. Germ
U(pers tuurbe gum SdIub Der Dant
ouseeiprohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27
1iir's Mltenbein,
Jinbet bsute rim 800" anb
9amins itait.

Der Tamenperein bss 9eutfhsn
alitnteims bci auf ben beutis,nSoms
flag, ben 27. Sannar. ein 800" Spisl
unb Domino arrangirt. bas am Nahs
mittng iopie am 4beno in ben RGue
men Der slnitalt ftottfinbet. llrIpriinss
lid mar bi.Te 9sranfiaituns auf ben
10. G.bruar onsefesi s.psfen. absr bic
9dmen baben bas Datum perdnoert,
um niht NIT sSsitlihteitsn anbertr
gnitalt.n in aclIiiion 3u seraiben uno
Fl. hoffeH in anbsiroht bes suten
3peds auf soblreihen 3uipruh.
Selbftrebenb iperben am RoGmiita9
fotpit am gbeno grfriIhunseu ierDirt
lrerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27
Rad Guba nmS Meyifs.

T,ebrsrs prominent. DeIhdfsslsnts
Lriisrsr Staoi gebentsn i'm Griibling
cine Stupienreiie nah Cuba uno Uis.
riio su untsrnsbmen, unter Dahrurg
rcn 6errn J. I'D. 9tdsr. profehcr ess
gpaniiGen In Der 6nnosls s4bibtilung
Der Moorfparb 5ohfdul.. Spe3isI-
isr 3ped biefsr Reiie III. oos 1ano
unb feline proouttt perionlih sennsn
sn Isrnsn. Sanbelsbe5ithunssH on3Is
tnapfsn. bic ipanifhe Spruts an Crt
Lnb Siells praitifd All erltrnen uno
ihlieblid. cine reeeImdbige aorrsfpons
hsns spiichen Siubtnten Der Daniels.
5cdituie in Merito Giip unb iolhtn
bfr MoObtparo 9odf6ule su troffnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27

ben 55htern Der Repoiution tn Stann
geboItsn ipirb, iiebt In Gefubr. fpessH
9erinisioHtn pertauft gu iperbsn.
Cine qlogs ipurbe Dor Sdhren BON
Rarp Wprep sinsereiht, um oas
gIodbaus BON feinem jsbieen qlas
gu eutfernen. tDeil IS bic ausfift ots
Wapren gebGmoes nriperrte. Die
aIage mar esssn bas SeSohn RiItn
Chapter, 5bhtsr Der RsooIution. ass
ridt.t unb tpurbe au Gunitsn Der
aldeerin snti6isoen. Die sto'kn ilno
big iesi nod niht be3ahIt tporoen uno
Sheriff grGf erbislt BEN gefeb!, oas
glodbaus 6fftntIth 81 p.riaufsn. nm
bic gerihtgtoiien ,u beitreiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27

Sie GDpinston Office fir bas gGiu,
einnatisr SolfSblatt" befinSct lid i'm
8ebanoe HD. 509-51t Waoiipu
sluenus. anaeisen, Wtittbeilungcu
nno Seitellungsu trgenomclder ari
ruerhen bis 10 lin absnos baiclbil
entgegeugeHum:arn. Selcpbuu Souts
1854.
9runoeisentbumsiibertra
DiQtdm 6. uno Sba 8ir9er on
Sobn 8. 9pebele unb Goitb Doebels,
Got gap. II in Der 9arraro 4penus
2ano Gompanp's unterabtRiluns on
Der Deftieite Der Garrarb ap., 500
SUB iiibIih Der 20. StraBe, 25 Be;
100 SUB, 81. bic unb gtofa q.
BLOOMFIELD unb 4nbere an Gilbert 3.
0urr, Cots SIC. 165 uno 1856 in Der
RoisbaIs BART Qlbbition, $3.50.
Sooea uno BURLINGTON 5obacco 60.
or bic 2ooea uno BURLINGTON 30
bacco Co., uebrers 2ots an Der Deitz
feits Der Scott Strabs nabe Der 4lep
3fpti4en Der 2. uno 3. StraBe, 81.
- Ginen @9ef6ein erbielten 30
haHn 5ierneD, 26, unb Bertha aiLner,
26, 8etbe BON Gopin9ton.
- Dos IeitQment bon Qouis g}epe
per puroe i'm Gountpgsriht binterz
legt uno angenommen. Die Wutterz
gottes atr6s ION 5000 fir MeFsn
erbalten. Der geIt bes 8erm0geng
fdQt on bic Ni6te @snopepa gepper
unb feline Snpiegsrto6ter maria
Hepper. Gr ernenrt Mario Qepper
5ur Qominiitrutorin.
- Sobn Wilion erbielt i'm Stabtz
esritt 10 Gage Qrbeitsbaus pegen
Strabenbettelns.
= 3err Wartin Otter pon Oenoto
Springs, 8, peilt bier auf 8eIua
bel Serrn Soispb WiFel an Der 15.
uno Scott StrdBs. Der ults Serr
fstert beute i'm Greiie Isirer ssamilie
ben SO. geburtstag.
= 9eorg artis srlanste sinen Safts
befehl geqen 5enrp Gopls ipeqen
Jrieoensbruhs. gDple ToQ 4rlie am
gsbli6 nieosrgei6lagen uno mibhan=
belt baben.
- eSobdnn 0orning bon Go. SIT
m. 20. Strabs betlagt ben 9erfuft
zines Degsns, Der ibm abbanoen gss
tommen lit.
Jrdnt 5erris Don bier, Elm Wiz
6enitelIsr Der 6. & 3. Yarbs, Der ins
folee zines llnfa[ls f6Der perlest
ipGros, 1T I'm Setou 6ofpital in GIN
einHati geitsrn fetnen Berkbnnsen erz
Igen.
- Wupor pbiIipps folI, pie pers
lcutet, ieinen 8ruoer Charles pAiz
Hpps gum Superintenoenten ner Mofz
fsrptrts auserieben hoben. Qeshrer,
Der Sngenienr bes gourtbaulss lit,
.neraeiat 1ieiss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27
Sofal !. Seridt.
Mutuii.pbilMnfd4e.
essrsr araftmassn remit Giieasifter
um unh fulliDiri nit eiuem pans.

Tas Qutomcbil nes Nrhitetten O.
20. 9rah, BON Ro. 3435 Islforbaoe.,
irslfes bon benz Sobue bes Gissns
tbiim.rs eeitern absno unbeaufii6tiet
DOR benz glenepe 5ot.I in Wt.Guburn
itsten seloiisn fuorbtn mar. iests It'd
plDslid, anifeinenb ous eigenem IN
tri.b in 8stpeeuns, ranute sin Gifens
glitter bon benz 5aufe go. 26 9IeHeoe
9iaa nisoer uno iauiie idlisbIih ges
gen Elm Grterf,nit.r beg Sauits go.
SO 0lencoe place, no es gum Sttus
iidnb tam. 9ns 5snitsr ipurbs bsmos
Iirt unb bos Qutomobil fhper beIhas
oiat. gum BIiid ipnroe bel benz merit
nirbis.n llnfdn Risnanp p.riest.
Ssrr 9roh beboupttt. bab irsenb Sc
manb iicb nit Der, auiomobiI sil
id,dffen asmaM unb baHelbe In Be
iutsuns s,ies. baben mub, tpdbrtno
auesnSsuetn srtldr,n. oab er bic Be
tritbstraft nidt o6seiisIIt bate. unb
bab bierpurh Der llnfan nsruriutt
purpe.
Cine 2olIiiion sfpiihn sipei auios
mobilen. fpelhe sinsn in Nnbstrodt
Der llmftGnbe siemlih harmIoi,n Der
lauf nabm. ersisnst. iid ssiiern 4benb
an Der Ode Der sinblap uHo Race
SiraBe. 9as 4uiomobiI bes Serrn
sfrsb. Gmmtrt bon go. lat llnipsrs
fitn 4pe., fueIcbts bic Race Girabs in
Iiiolider Rihtung entlang fuhr, itieb
nit Der fp.itlid an Jinblap StraBe
iabrsnben Touring Gar" bes Or. ..
6. 6oubIen, BON 1eIforb unb grpont
4n.., suIommsn. 8eibe Waidinsn
lpurbsn fdtper bei6dbisi uno oas
4utomobil bes gmmert rnnnie Taf)
Der aolliFon seeen bas S6aufeni'er
einer nakaelssenen godersi, bniItlbe
xrtriimmernb. Sn benz Mutomobii,
ipsIhes BON 6enrp urbel seIentt tpurs
be. befonb,n ii6 bic Serren dreb. .gms
inert, Gbip. anorr. Sof. 3immers
mann, bon Der NOrleinIdxn grouerti;
3. Hiieert unb Smitb Gdlotmri,sr.
llrbea erIitt Don ben 0lasIherben
Isihte Shnitipnnbsn i'm g.iidt unb
an ben 6dnben. fpGbrenb bic onbsr.n
Snfofien unpsrltti banon;amen. Jn
Der Naitins bes 9r. 6onbIse befanb
iih nuber 2tbierem Elm patieui. Ras
mems Mug. 3dhorios, pon 6. qps. unb
John Str. 8eibe tamtn nit bem
Ghreden bopcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27
2astpn uno Seuenme.

- MitsIieSer bee Colonel asrie No.
12o, =. 8. G.. iperbsn am Sonntas
Rahmittag iibsr Der 2eife oes yraut
RRbsroins bon Doptou ibrs 5rdusrs
3eremonien balt.n.
- Der Sobn oooier poitsn uno
od sWomsn RelieF Corps BON Dopton
perosn heute absno ihre g,omt,n in
iiolItrsn.
5rau Jrdnt arsimsr BON Der
5oots uno Gairfielb ap.nue In Belle
OH, fisl eeitern Wcrsen uno .rlitt si.
nsn boppeltsn gsinbruh uni.rbaIb oss
anies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27
fabi4ey Ysften.

5err alfNb aenbsrfon. Der biskr
als geridteritattsr an elmer snslifdtn
Na6mittass3siiuns tbdtig seipeitn.
fDurbe geitsrn gum gkfsGIert bes
gooro of ReDisp ernonnt. Or ipirb
bieies 4mt. nit ipsldem Elm 5abress
gebaIt pom $240O berbunbtn III, am
!. Ge6ruar ontrttefi- Gein Worgdns
ger i'm Mnt mar Orr 6arrp p. Gboz
fer, Der isbo9 fetnes Amtss perluftig
IsiHg, bo q MepubIiinner III unb biz
1tb0rne fi9 nunm<br IN Der Wsbrsuhl
aus Demolroten 3uiummenfebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27

Samilion anSeieen, sofal.IptiStu
nno 0euisteiteu Huo abSagtben Ode
Der 4. nne Charles Strahe. ltnier
Asent fiir Samiltou ipubut 9to. 301
Nero ;yrent Sirake. 5tlspboH Sa.
milton 1863. Selspbon nnicres
Gurreiponntntem: 393X Sea.
- Die WitaIieper Der Jtutrntbr
petiiiouirten ge'tern ben giirserm.iiter
Straub uno ben Si6,rbettsbirettor
nm tinen sanssn frsi.n Tag fir jsb.n
fiiHften. ouitntt isbsn ie6fteH Gag.
- anbp 5bornibe1 bon RilDiGe
itarb i'm Utsrcp 6oipitul i'm Ilter bon
72 Sabrsn an eiutm ler5I,iosn.
- Die StsrIing garisrfabrit tpiro
bemndhii burd sinsn anbau persros
bert.
- Gin Ropi.DeIt Club purbe pors
atiiern 4beno bier ing 9ebtn atrus
fen. Die Sedmi.n fino: 4k Rptbs
ipsa, grGiibsnt; 9prbon RsntidIer,
9i3eprGIibsnt; Glmtr Gents. Setres
tar; 8. ml. Sdter unb 5arrp saplor.
gretutip aommittee. petiiionen fir
WlteIisosr Sirtulirten eeitsrn.
- Trau Rarn Gertrude Barns
fiibl.r, Satin BON 5onp Barnsiiibs
Isr, pon Io. % Qorb 5. Gtrnbs. fiarb
pore.iisru giahn,iitas I'm alter bon
rs sSubrsn an Sdhpad,e. Sic biniers
Idbs duber eem Gotten einen Sobn,
Grant R0beI. aus srIter Gb unb 4
Gni.l. Sin grubsr. Grant b0Iifer.
tpobnt in Cincinnati.
- gtorg Shumaier, GaFirer Der
It1btifhen WdHsrmsrie, ipurbe ipessn
zines aru4s i'm Ueercp 5ofpital ops
rirt.
JrI. Soitpbins S6ob, bi.
ShspsIisr Der gran gpa Grimm bon
Ro. BOB Horb s. Strabe. III in BEN
soeim Der alsinen Irmsnihp.fi.rn
auf Clifton 2eigbts in Cincinnati i'm
Utter BON rs Sobren seftorben. Die
asine tpurbe auf bem ct. Stepbans
drlsbhof IN 5omilton bseroigt.
1rau CHARLES 1olosFsr bei6eniie
ibren Dntten NIT einem 1ohterfkn.
9eorg Rihnrbs, ipeIfxr friis
kr in Butler gpuntp nobnte, In in
Gonbusip, O., eeitorben unb bic
leife nuroe 3ur 8eeroisuns nah
bamilton eefhidi.
3tpei srobs Mobnbduier in Der
SNomprs Girabe in Dhbbletoipn, Gis
eentbum BON John 90. Mpntgomerp,
ipurben seftern Elm Ronb Der Glnms
men. Der Ghnben betr1gt 5000.
Tns sJsuer entIfnnb burn einen itcbs
boften Rauhfang.
Das 1eitoment bes perftorbensn
geore 2ininer pon Fairfield Ep. fpllrs
be 3ur 8ejtGtigung i'm QohInbgsrid)t
.in9ereiht. gr beitimmi. boB fem
RnthaB au gieihen 9bsilen an feline
feds 90hter faIIe.
- Charles 6. Ghmibi, 90, unb
Florence Tlop Barter. 20. 8<ibe Don
bier, erlnneten eiHfH beirntbsftiH.
- Dos nIie piOnsr puIDer Hlods
bous, peIH<s am Ditenbe Der 0igbs
Nloin Gtrabe Bride its5t unb pom
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-27

ssnr elm ,.Brsms Eninims",
tas III earsiiss Uysms Eninins. -nnnen gle
rod Der uHierfdriit boz e. sa. Grpse. @ss
trauGi In esr arnsfH Sell snt 9eslaaa rsE,
gr.alfsnsen in etueiH Gaee. 25c.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31

low S1stlg Nee1ai. Treat yuuissR y
4 nigAt ol ehtertainment OF education
and edihcation, Help relieve the mon.
oboAy of your life. The proceeas WI
TOTO the funds Of the church 1t both
places.
lesals.
Residents Of Kintyre and surround.
Ina. covhtry tAve host. a worthy citizen
IN the departure of Mr.. J. Mfchasl. y
the {P. n. NslaoA store. who returned
LIST 1,aesdSyS 70 his former hoiSs y
Troy l1tlls, Iowa. The children GOT
leavs Of absence from school III ord6f
t. NJ Grandpa farewell. We are hSp.
th9 ~ may return to this Roint nsst
M xotk of excavation mas begun
u Ne ate chosen for the new par
Ths Parsonage committee met last
.iohlay eyeutnk at the home Of Mr.
Roy .M0te. NJ. Young, 1 builder. from
llSmsfef, net with them to consult
Ii re. the daisstion Of building. ,
DR.. nIlxell and Editor BrySnt were
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Be II Resolved BY the Senate of the State q
North Dakota, the Hoase of Representa-

Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Be II RESOLVED b.. the Senate of the State OF
North Dakota, the Hoase of Representa-.
,tives Coneafyixg:
The following aasendasent ~ the Constits.
ton of the State of. North Dakota, adoptsd
by the g.EllyentA legislative Assembly Of the
state Off, North Dakota, and ~ it referred
to the Twelfth Legislative Assembly Of said
state for approval or rejection. is hereby
agreed to, md stlch a~mendSssst shsN u
Submitted 70 thc 3QuAli6ed electors Of the state
at :tl,s next general slection for approval "
rejection, in accordance with the pfovidons
,of Section 102 Of Ne Constitution of the
StA&e Of North Dakota:
Arnendmsnt,) Section 81 of the Constitu-
ton Of the State of North Dakota is amend
ed to read d follows:
Section q. Ths term of office Of the
Judges OF TN: supreme court. except as In
this article. otherwise provided, shall be ten
years, beginning on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in January OF the year
next following their election, and they shalt
hold their Offices. until their successors are
duly qualified. This section shall not BE-
construed as extending the term Of office Of
the judges serving at the time OF the adop.
ton 81. this. amendment. except as herein
provided. The terms Of office Of the Judges
Of the supreme coutt. elected at the genaral
election in 1910,S ShaN u ~ eSteND: The
one receiving. NJ ElSheSe saumbesisol .Sotes
at such election shall hold His Office Tor I
term of ten years; te one receiving the next
highest nu,Rhsr of votes at such election
shalt telt ~ Office Or . term of eight years.
and u, ~ receiving the lowest number Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
YOU'LL WANT " Az rns r,MG.

Once you have tasted the delicious
nutlike hAvor q "MianesotA' Maca.
roni, you Will want 10 eat Il every day.
There has never bsen any tnacafuni
like II before--pone 70 httn, 70 nu.
tritlous and 40 havory, rs.,
Minnesota" mAtaFoml II one Of the
best and moat nuuriphitE foods Known
yet II costs ohlt ,AbONt ont cent .
dish. Serve II q ieASt twice . week
in place of meat, You will save mo
nsy and your family will enjoy better
health.
Minnesota" macaronl II especially
hne for c%hildren--it builds strong
bodies and does not overload tho
stomach. ..s :
Try the handy "sMinnesota" Cut
Mscaroni. which, Il cut into uniform
pieces--N cooks more evenly and IL
quicker to prepare;---(Adu
See Dakota Coal Products Co. for
prices on coal. Once +, Main SID
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31

Gknsfs' lete Mt Saturday, having
mAAA thA trip BY auto.
The Ktntyre Ladies' Aid met last
Wednesday q the W. H. Bottenaeld
Nh. John Bsai II reported II u
on the sick list this week.
The postmaster made ! trip by HIS
"Ovefl9nd" last Sunday, TO lAhton.
NJ. T. Davls and wife were visitors
here the fore pAtt OF the week, re-
turning Tuesdsy. \.
Mr. Davis has recently RETURNED
from South .)Skota. where ne has
bean In the ~intsrests Of The Kintyre
Real Estate co6tpsnt.
\, "A considerable amount Or snow fell
here Monday night and has handicap.
ped the work 81, ~thteakink,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
tires ~co.esytiHs:

The following ptoposed amendment 10 the
Constitutio1 81 gIhe State d North Dakota.
adopted BY ths Eleventh legislative Assembly
q. the State II North Dakeh, am. BY Il Re:
said state for approval Of .rejection, i here
submitted, 10 the quaiihed electors ST the state
at. she next general election. for approval Or
81, Section. 2Og pf. the Constitution Of the
State Of North Dakota. y
Amendment. The legislative assembly IS
hereby khthorised md empowered 10 provide
W law for the erection. purchasing q lsas:
int and operation Of one pf more terminal
a. Wsconsin, OF both, to b. tnsin.ainsd and
operated IA such sairher as The ieelsiatYe a.
sembly shall prescribe, and provite KIT in
speetien, ~eiAhtngs ands grading Of all grain
received in slch. elevator OF elevators.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
nG111f


elvss prsslxtsrs~ Church.
Tue following services are held ev.
ery oua6Ay:,
.osD1Hy school classes for all ages,
1881 II .,6. III; bible classes. for men
and women. i0:th 4. m; preaching
service. Rev. !. N. Mcmillan, 11:oo
= 'esu,.h eh.,,. n
The choir viii meet for practice ev'
cry Tuesday night at 500. At the
church. 4.r
stsrsstkle1N lsesvfs.
DR.. C. w. Harris. OF the Nrst Pres
byterian church or bismarck will lee.
ture on the Passion Play. He Will
be ut Braddock and kintyre on NO.
vember 18th and 18th: ON the Tuesday
at BradAack and kintyre on the Wed
nesday. Admiration hy ticket. AdMltsy
90 cents, ard children, Is cents, Thta
ID hiGh class entertainment, At price
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
Want Ads Bring Result;

FOR SALE-0He truck VaISa oar,
in Arst.class condition. lnevlre at
the ONCE q ms 6. "A. Tinch Lbf
Co. Phone II.
FOK 0xrf 81 .fKA6T-A0iono6iIs.
Lock Doh q. hianarek. N. q.
WANTe0-to -6u. medium priced
house and lot. Addrsss "Houses
p. q. Ue1 ~.
have buyers and renters Tor
North Dakota land. g. F. Wilson.
Cedar Falls. Iowa.
FIRST Love-" Lulu Glaser's yaudc.
Vile operetta, ia the joint work 81
Raymond w. Peck, who wrote tho
book, Anat0l FriedlAnd the music ana
Melville Alexander the lyrics. Z,
.aaNnNaNAL MLEL&NENN NJ ~ 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31

Maurice Campbell. the husband and
manager OF Henrietta Gresham, Is to
produce q play called The Ghosty
D~seakers." BY Paul plckey. formerly
Miss .Crosnan'y kading man. und
Charles W.. Goddafd.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
ConeutfSaf ksisaution.

Is. b. No. Sor.-Skesle u Reaviie.)
. Concurrent Reisotatien ffot a. amendment
20 fAe c6asituaion sof the StsAe Of North
Itakosa, Relating To- tie Tern 81 Office
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
Hslp WANrtp-aAls.

"ANIEO--A manager with headdUar.
ters at Bismarck. for western d.
kota, by an eastern Life Insurance.
company. This Is q splendid oprOr.
tunity to build up a permanent pay.
ms business. Only men or ability
and standing need apply. Cali or
write II. r. Eden, Supervisor OF
Agencies, Mckenzie Hotel, Bis.
marck.
lWAhTED-Carpenters at the new
Post Office building.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
N~ON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY
Against Increased Jurisdiction

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Stole A TEAM can
\ At AEQQRA

MEDORA, N. d, oct, Sl.--Fred Nau.
rath who. has been Keeping = restau.
rant here for the past year was ar.
rested today tor stealing d team and
buggy from the Seslrns Liver, Com.
pany AT Views. n. y. NaufAth llett
here some time ego TO work In the
harvest fields: whlle at velva he went
under the name d. n. K, LOvejOy. Hs
acknowledged TO sheriff Nichols that
he stole the team but claims he Is Z
cocaine flend.
Frank RAicher will play IN Arnie
Russell's old lNsElisn comedy com.
MANY 'tr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS

Iauorncew with nP Provisions dSGn8 ohe Revise Codes d9S 1T J. FhMy County Auditor of BMe4
eEnownen named ndmu have been duly nomnndt rhe Offices set opposite their mam be voted OHnd C"H
coming 1 e@m ha "a 20 Pc %anooh.r "%Yn" "v" [sEAL TIE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
Proposed Amendmsnts e
tic Constitution Il thSA
.statssef n~osthsUakots4

To be submitted to the Electors Of the
state and to be voted upon at TIE General
Election to be held on Tuesday, sNoveiabef
9th. 1912. Vi h ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31

NAME OF OFFICE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED.
Fhrs-Can make good money sell.
3 my Household and Automobile
ecia tiles. Send for free caSa-
pe and particulars. Wheeler
tn, oil N. 4th ST., Crank Forks,
Dak.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31

ID-Salesmen and saleswOm-
travel and demonstrate; short
s and good pay to right par
If you are looking for honest
FIX. call or address Room 3, Trib-
Bldg, Bismarck. N, D,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS
P. o. Address
Name Of Candidate

Name OF Candidate 70. Address
vs a ~'
Frank B. Stevenson, Pro. Emerald, N. D.
George Lippn,an, Pro. Granville, N D.
John Little, Pro. Gladstone, NJ. d.
X. NJ. Calderwood, Pro. Williston, N. D..
4. 7. Saunders, Pro. Heaton, N. d.
W.. G. johnson, Soc. Fargo, N. y.
{. &. Mowers, Soc, Bowbells, N. D.
Max Eyenholm, Soc. omemee, n. D.
S. A. Smith, Soc. Reach, N. D.
8. <. } Haasa' Prog ses. I]a s'i'"et \. 5.
0. l.. E,ngen, Prog. Fargo, N. d.
+. G. Carney, Prog. Willston, N. d.
d. P. Barnes, Prog. Glen Ulin, N D.
Gilbert Johnson, Prog. Mphal. N. d.
John A. Yoder, Soc. Wolford. Nd.
A.. L. Bowen, IT,, Soc. Grand Forks, N. D..
W.. D. Sweet, Prog. Fargo, n. D.
A. 6. Brastrup, Soc. Jamestown. N. D..
c. A. Berg, Soc. Minot, N. D.
Howard Elliot, Soc. Minot, N. d.
Arthur Bassett, Soc. Plaza, N. d.
r. Goer. Soc. Devils Lake. N. D.
Miss Marie Baxter, Soc. osnabrock, N. b.
J.E +. Knlstad, Soc. Grand Forks, N. D..
H.. T. Thompson, Soc. Minot, N. D.
Martin Jacobson, Pros. Minot, N, p.
W.. J. Bailey, Soc Inkster, N. d.
e. Meyer, Soc Lidgcrwood, N. D.
Z. r. Davidson, Soc. Wclford, N. D.
T..R Mockler, Prog. Bismarck. N. D.
w. ]. Richard, Prog. Wilton, N. D.
......... ........ .....
..........
John F. Fort, Prog, Bismarck, N D..
A. P. Anderson, Prog. Bismarck, N. D.
E....-...
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PALEsMEN WANTED.
statesmen that are able
an A No. l proposition,
well advertised; good
short hours. Call or ad.
DOM 3, Tribune Bldg, Pis-
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See Dakota Coal Products Co. for
prices o.. coal. once y " Main SID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-27
PREDICTS SELF-GOVERNMENT
Mr.. Mackenzie Says District Resi-
dents Will Demand It.

A democratic form of government in
purely local affairs was predicted for
Washington by W. D. Mackenzie, a men,
Der of the District of Columbia Suffrage
League, who spoke in the open air at
Pennsylvania avenue and Sth street last
night. Mr.. Mckenzie's prediction was
summed up by him as follows:
GAS municipal council for Washing
ton Congress is not a brilliant success.
1t has recently adjourned after nine
month session, but the session was not
long enough to pass the loan shark bill,
the public utilities bill, the universal
transfers bill or other legislation demand
ed by the people of the District How
ever honest or well disposed toward the
District members of Congress may be-,
they are so preoccupied with other mat
tiers that they can give little attention
to District affairs.
''The present system of District gov
eminent cannot go on forever. We are
not yet ready to admit that American
democracy is a failure. The people of
the District are beginning to ask ques-
tions. They are developing a healthy
spirit Of discomfort. Before long they
are going to demand the restoration of
a republican form Of government in the
District of Columbia. They are going to
demand suffrage for men and women
in Congress and demo-
cratic form of municipal government in
purely local affairs.