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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
Gin Waienlablal.

Der Gebrauh, bic eole 9acausgobs
obenorein 3u rpirsen, itautmt nidt BON
beute. 8ereitg Die alien Romer pfle9s
ten aIs pobIerfubrene Sd4lemmer Dem
8eine, I'm i'm ihrem 9ei6uot nab
nod nunboere5tsr 81 MAIDEN, BsrS
mutb, RQrbenz, Sraugen@ uno 3ttro@
nsnblGttsr, Wleiife. Safran. Wstn3e,
Rpfen, ,0eiltsr unb9IGtter Der idDors
gen Spbonnisbeers Su5uieBen; ia, pts
ftasienbar3, SsoIttpur5, geroitete Oat@
telterne unb fogur ben BEL fat olem,
mas iiber ibre 2ippen fam, unpermstoz
Iiten gsItob'1en 9feffsr oerDanptsn
lie baau. Der Walomeifter, Die Yerls
Der Beintpu rsen, mar ibnsu jeoo6 uns
betannt. llfao bas nimmt eisentlth
nidt nunos {, neil Der buftenoe gSalos
meifter (Is,,erula oboruta) nit ben nm
ben fanti0n Stengel i'm mirbel ite@
rnben gfittern unb ben tleinen. tpets
ben gliitb .nriipsn in fhattIgsH, fsuh@
ten uno cnelligen 2oubDdloern, ipte
lie in Sto lien ielten iino, uno por al=
lem i'm e huBe Der 9uhen gsoeibt uno
, bic R0m.r IN 9eutfdlanb san5 dnoere
9inge gu t1un butten. als olenfals
mad bort. tpahfenhen, ibnen unbetann>
ten 3rd anrn au ipdben.
gei Ten olteu 8ermansn mar oas
9fldnslsin ben DaIen, ben rieiigen
sFrauer. q0ttliaen 6sf6le6ts, gensibt,
bic 3thber unb Weisfagungen iibtsn.
0aber itantmt ppbl aud iein jesiger
Rams, Der Elm psrberbtes rWalbs
meier" ift. Wlan gIdubte gu Der 3eit,
es b .rmo6te bic leiben 81 beilen, nit
bsnfn bic Molsn Sungfrauen unf
Jreaien beimiu6ten. gto6 i'm IL
ga bbunbert aannte es Stepbdnus
gInncarbus ,oSungfrauentrdutertii.
fen, unb big Mnfans bes 10. Sdbr'
bnnberts purbe es als rWalomutter
iraut" BON Me;bern 5u ar5neilthen
kbee segen unterleibsleiben sebrau9t
| Mls fpGter bic Malen unter oR In
,lboloe eineereibt iporben poren uni
lbas gebet Der gbriiten iih an Waria
Il bic neilserfleberin, tpanbts. fam bal
lgbeliraut gum Vamen rWarien9ras
unb ,llnierer lieben Grauengettitroh"
!. neil elmer beutfhtn aeseuoe na6 ba
lgett, in benz Die beiliee Sungfrau oel
{ | 6eiIuub geboren, NIT oiirEm Malo
msiiier gepoIiiert gepefeu isin fo!l
lOsz pa6d4ttnIi4 sapon tammsas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
Saiasrs Saaoel.

Sn oieTtn Slgsn eins bic uuifeber.
erregsnoe WittbslIung purh bic Yreile,
DAP e oem 1Ibingsr prpfsiior Don
iyrorisp srblid gslunesn lei. Den s4ttn
S6doel Shiusrg In gDsimar aufSl'
iinnen.
Dap oieie glahrift NIT srobter
9oriiht aufsunsbmeH III gehi aus ben
i'm foIgenbsn gu fhiloernotn thatfdhs
Iiasn 8erbdltniHen bsrDor.
S6illsr puroe in Der Ra6t pom
II. gum u. Uldi 1906 ouf oem 5as
tobstirhbofs gu meimar in btm ios
qenonnten aaFsneepOlbe beigeiesi.
no bsrpprrlgsnoe gurgsr ihre l,s:s
'Rub.itGt,s fanosu. bic Elm eigenss Orb
bsordbniB niGt befaBtn. Dides Sss
noble tonuts i'm snn5en % Sdrse fal'
ini. Dar es pOlitanbis etFlat, 10
rdumt. man bic serfallensn llsberrsiie
Gus uub peri5orrte iie in elmer Gds
peg JrisObof,s. SnfOIs. Der groBen
ieu6tieteii ging Der 3eritsunsspro'
ssB i'm GepDlbe unsemein fGnen Do:
fid, 10 bub itpn nah Deniaen Jabrsr
bic SGrge pplIitdnoig 5erfleIsn. 4ls
1926 bas gefiillte 0rab ousgerdaHl'
iperc.n ioLlts, legte fih Stplbe, nel
giireermeiiter poH Weimor, ins Wit.
tel, um gu perbiitsn. bab Shiflers @s'
beins NIT in pas Raifenarub ssriethen
Wit uwnoliter Riihe seIang es ihm
bic % i'm Gep0lbe befinoliden S6d'
bel, unt.r btnsn iif Der BON Ghiisl
befinbsn nubts, aus ben DtrmoberteE
R.iten suIamnsnsufu6en. Ia oamali
(1826) nod pieIe Iebten. Die Shilsl
perfonlih astonnt botten, lberoi.s etr
uuthentifte Eofenmast. sur SieG
mar, 10 bielt es niht ftper, aus jsnei
% ghdbeln, bic gum 5bsil ainosri
unb @reiien dngebDrten. cenjtnlael
BON Ghillsr herousSufinben. Die
purbe nod ooourh ungemein erlsit
iert, pub in ShiGsrs Gebib bel asb
s.iten bt.anntli1 nur elm sinsigs
Dadensdhn Feblts. Inter Beibilfe cine
Qnatomsn aus Jenn funo man ban
| aud ben srDbten 5beil Der iibrs5e
| Sf,letttnohen. Da Ghiner Der ldngii
Monn In Weimar mar - er NAB ID
1 Weter, 10 belt es niht fhiDsr, fen
/ Rnohen unter benjtnigen Der iibrise
bort geitotteten hernls5ufinben. 182
purben SdiIIers Oebeins in Der Gii
ftensruft gu lDsimcr beigtjsst, mad
nen, maj, supor BON bem G46bsI fins
j 0ipsabsab ssiss!ist Aasis. 0sssa q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

4 &
nod feine Niiitenanidse asisenber
Walbmeiitertr1uter Die leis 5u fpelten
beginner, tpex bonn ibr Dnft iiA Gm
itdrtiten enttpidelt, Miro in elmer Yer.
rine nit 5tpei Glafhen leihten Wtpiels
tpein pber elmer sSIdf9e Wpfels uno.
elmer 5Iofhe ieihien Rheinlpein iibsrs
eofen uno Die Strrine bann. fdum
cine bolbe Stunbe lang 3useosdt,
fiibleeitent. Rad oieIer 3eit ninmt
man ben WaIbmeiitsr, feIbit b1s tleln.
its 8l1ttden bon ibm, beraus. iiiBt ben
Wein NIT 125 9ramm 3uder unD
giebt Dor benz Seroiren nod cine bol5e
5laIhe leihten ghompagner hinsa.
Wenn bur6dus etlpas I'm Weln
fdtpimmen fon, oaerbinss ettpds gang
lleberfliifiges, gut, ounn fese man ihm
nod Stpei feline Sheiben 1eihnittene,
ihrer ShdIen beraubte Ipfeliinen gu.
9erIpenbet man ieboh CUR onaesebsnsn
Wenae Wein mebr WaIometiter ooer
ldbt man oieTen IGnger Siebsn, bonn
iperben bei benen, Die benz geaitrdnt
sttpas ipoder sufpreden. am anbsrsn
Rorgsn aopffhmsr5sn niht ausb!si.
ben. DDS fpirb ieIbit bann Der 5iI
! Isin, falls man ftdtt oes 5roubenbIU'
tes fiiben gutsn Qlpfslpein perfpenost,
BON bem ii6 jsbo6 gIsi6fous etn trsfTs
lib munbenoer gtattraHt Rritellen
lGBt.
| 9ieien aopfihmers peruriaht mans
| lid ods i'm WoIometiter enthalteEs
gumarin, bas su ben riehenoen III
Debpoen, 2lltohol nit Woferitoff
sdblt unb ouf aoIt. uno WarmbIuttr
oiftia nirtt. Sein 9snub iest III
| 5hdtioteii oes 8ebirns berab uni
I1bmt oos 3entroInerpsnIpItem. Sun'
be gehen ihon mad Darreihnng ooT
0.6 bis 0.8 0romm 5ugrunoe. 4uBsl
i'm WuIbmsiftsr fiubet es iih in os'
1 5ontabobne, BEN gslben Steintle'
(ReliIotbus officiuaIis), ben Jaanl
t(attern (slngrotcum fragens), osi
Rinoe oes RabaIeb atrIhbaumss IN.
; osm ipoblriehenoeH gulb9rnie (an
thordntbum oooratum) ods nem Se,
. ieinen angsnebmen Duff psrIsibt.
. Wteiit tpirb Gumarin aus ben 5ii
/ 5 3entimetsr eroBsn 5rii6ten De-
=. Goufaboumcs (Iitterpr ooorata) ae
: ponnen, Der in ben I9oIbern Dol
. 8uanana, in gsns3ueIa uno Rorn
: brdIilieu beimiI6 uno Sur 5amili
: ser ShnetterlingsbiltIer sablt. Y
> beiiBt Iebtrartise, gsfieoerte glatt,
I uno rotbe, in 1ruu5en iiebsRoe Bill
: ten, bersn 5ruht sire einiamiss. CDal'
! suIammsnabriitte !oiilis III. 6oher 9e
1 i9dst dls bic brdunen iueroen oi
! ibndrsen, itlrt nit tlsinen, fpeibe
\ ariItaLen, Dem Glmarin. beosdts
2 Toaenunntsn Observation-Disclosures
!. 3as Gumarin fpiro perponot, III
I minosrpertbi9su Sirihboumhol33fpe
3 cen BEN 5uit Don DeidieIrohr gu ps'
II Ieihen. uno nod bsi Der parfimerlc
fQbritatipu uno beim 8srtiten BON 30
= batiamsn benutt. Gud qeionst es bsil
Is SsriteLen bes fdbritmdbis sr8sugte
!. mdlomeifterertrattss sur Qnnenouns
c iibsr ben peribiebene Utsinun1s
!, terri6en uuo pon Dem mon6er b
= touptst, uno bus pientift ni6i gar
,e nit llnrsht, p.esn Wolomsiitsrsrtrot
l. ben man islbit aug friit.n ardut.r
Il tera.iielIt babe. permpse Der msi't nr
n Der 9ontabobne estuonene BEL tpsits
'e niht duFsuIommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

gub pergIif) 1883 Der bnIlifhe Mnntom
Welier nit ShiIIers 1otsnmdste uno
tam, obgleih i'm iibrisen cine por5iss
Iihe llebersinitimmung porbanoen
ipar, bod 5u Dem Shlnb, boB peg
fraslihe S6dbel niht Ghiaers Shas
bel lein tonne, neil in Der Iotenmdste
bos cine Dbr tiefer iiebt ols bie DIR.
6ffnuna am S6doeIabsub uno neil
bic Rafe oes Woste ifief lit, mos
ebenfo[s NIT benz Shdbelabgub nidt
iibsreinItimmt. llnterseihneter iteilte
nun in gesua auf lestsre punite eins
eebenbe llnteriuhungen on rno fdr'o,
bah bic aeriigisn llnitimmisttiisn le.
biaIid1 5oIae BON Wldngsin Der I'D.
oiife iinb. sc lieet cober tein 0runo
ppr, ben i'm Sdrge befinoliten Shds
bel fir unsd]t Su ertlaren.
Sm perfloFenen Sabre befdbit iih
nun aud b. 5roriep (3iibinatn) nit
Der ih1pebenbtn Jraee. Do sr auf
(3rrmo Der iebr onfehtboren Inter
fuhunqen BON Melter 0en i'm Sorss
befinoIihen Shdbel fir uneht belt,
aldubte er jebt, olio mebr oIs 100
Sabre nah SniIers gseroigun9. otn
ed1ten Sndoel nod i'm aaFeneepolbe
finben su tonnsn. Gr burhiuhts gss
nantes @ttpolbs, Tanb oarin ungtrufr
70 tart psripitteris Shdbsl uno be-
bduptet nun, bob elmer oooon Shiusr
unoehore. mie tommsn iens 70 Stds
bel in bds 9eipolbe2 Gffeubor sehcren
| iie psripnen an, Die ndh 1926 bsi'
atTebt tpurben. Goh 6lsibt nitt aus
oefdloiIen, oab Shipobe 1896 iene y
S61oel in oas Getpolbe Suriitbefor'
| osrte, obelsib es Rseel mar. Dab oi'
dusaer1umten 9tbeirs in elmer Gds
Oes 1riebshofs eingeiharrt tpurosn
Don jenen % GhlbeIn Diirfte oonn
ober iiberhaupt nihts msbr iibrig isin,
ba iie runb Gin Subrbunbert in lenem
feuhten ae[IsrIo6e lagen. 5rorltps
8ebauptung, bob Ct ben ehtsn Stil'
IerIhdosl eefunben babe, 'tsht allc
cuf unaemein ihpudsn diiben.
| IS Qibt Elm iibsraus einfahes Wstt'
tel, bic Isstsn 3psiisI an Der ehtbeit
nss i'm Sdrae befinoIifsn ShdoeIs Al
beieitiqen. Ties bsitsht in Der gergIsi
fuuo bes 1rigiuaIihdbsls NIT Der all
tbentiIdtn Srtsnmoste. Damn per
ben oie tIsinsu llnitimmigteitsn, oi
ourh gtrslsihung Der Widsts nit s.n
munasIhuitsu 9ipsobquiIe bss S6d
bells .ntitanben iiub, iofort fhtpinosn
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oeh. halb nahIidtigen Replifen nit
Ser tief aetrGtitten Sdop glpenooien
oetpehieIt, oeren yinnerer slnfrnbr"
beute gbenb aeraoe5u bIenoeno 1T.
Gas NubIifum lit 5rtrteoen. atail
iitt behnoIirb IN Den So9en, lopf
bolblaut Icine beioen StebIln9slual'
inipIpr uno martct min oltf ben
gipieI Ser entiheioenoen Scene.
Sir Sent icet oos geiprad lort,
Den Nfiiden iiberIegeu ieiner 8ellebten
,uaepdnot, mdhrettb or i'm Sollettel,
ipieael auimcrfiont ictn Invertebrates
I'D" bctrahtct.
Oieieu gIugcnbIid benllet III Dem
Stiif 2aop 8penoolcn oa5lt gum
RepoIper 5u greifcn.
gieIe Iomcn balten berelts Die
S6noe Dor Die Gbren uno boren gar
niht mebr &ens' filblnah1'1ttBe
8orte:
.92sa, ia, 0orlinG es lit Nun nal
10, bob III mid ptellelht 11ldl'
mebr gang 10 iutereiiirit nie .'lplt
| bisber!"
I'm bieiem 9(uqenbIid idlieBt lie.
glber ipie oifeftirt Der Shonlpte
Ter bod, beute Ibeub fdllt! llngeld1d'
ooer unQIiflid gernoe II
9obu 8penooIenS Slocons binetn -.
l9tein, 10 faIlt man pirfIih nitt, mem
lmau qetroffen lit, Gerehrteiter! "a
ImiiIien Sic lid benn bod ntht Ga
10 leid)t mad)enl
Mber mas lit haS =. gtiBV|orgett
IItiirst ourdl oie Ibiir i'm Stntergrull
binal,s, pGhreno lie ionit olrh d
| Tortierc red9t5 su peridntlloen prleg
!. . Cine idppo3e llnrllbe e1tItebt n
&ubIifun,.
g2as lit Oenn bas fiir cine Tcrlor
| Sic 0a miIo geItifuIiercno bon redt
auf Die 9iibnc bringt luuo lid allt %
pts suitiir3t. nit Dem 8eriuh, lbn I
| Die Sobe 3u heben?
2Sm ght lit Die Banif oa De
gorbanq fqQt . . baItiger aIs Joni
,Sest lit ihon cine qun3e 8rllppe III
Sen lmgIiidIideu Cir Sens perlan
melt . Mtan ruft nad hem atr3t =.
Illno Damn crit remit 2Semano ben 9c
men Ser ShallipieIerin.
g9olter Simmonos itiir3t III ibr
Boroerobe, qcfolgt BON 6ene8an I'm
einem nirren Sullicu; Ierional. Stc
tiIten, Mtoid)iniiten.
SimmonOs riittcIt on Der per'dlo
iencn Ibiir. Gann oringt Der ano
zines 3lpcitcn Observation-Disclosures ourt
bte oiinne 9retterrpano.
glIs man ober oie SfatItern qe8c
! Die Ghiir itcmmt unb Die SilIlun
ipren1t oo lit DGB Rorgetts 8a'
; bercbe lecr.
. Srnnuonos lit Ser Critic, Ser 0e
9uiammenhnng begreift Gie eraittr,
+. Shuuipielcrtn bat einen 5lpette
ShuB obqc9eben, nm irre5pfltbre1
Reaiiieur benerft. 0aB eir JenIt
not Der Rcttltngstreppe bin o''t
I Iteht.
Aais Weurgctts bat ibr 0eeiIterrpe
! aernaht 9tlles bat lie genau B
+. rehnet uno hebuht uno es III Il
ocIuugen, Die giientreppe hinab3ufIi
: ben unb oas tportenoe glutoroblI
r erreihen
r 9eicmono bat Tie gu ieben befor
3 rnen.
:, llnh 0rinnen in1Tbecter heulen Ill
). ihreien 0ie 2eute pie Die Dllo
J. Gbiere.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

9ruBporte. Wir babeu in
in DeutIhIano cine llnmenee BruDs
formsIn, Die rad Yropin3 uno Stamm
psrihisbsn iinb uno nu6 Gslssenhett
uno Soess3sit tpsd1felu. Gintge iino
5ubIh unb a,baitDoa. tpis~ Grip 5ott"
ober oos rGlIt auf" Der gerglsuts,
anoere siemti6 obeeihmatt. tuie eas
turse rRdbl3eit!" 4m bduflgitsn bss
oriiBt man fih, ME aud bel ben gran
sofen, Gnsldnbern unb StaIisnsrn uno
onbereu 90Itern GurOpos, ourh nas
qenn.n Der gugesssit r0uten Tag.
Bon Jour" MIN. Shoner tpdreu js.
osnfaQs bic 9rIbe Der tIoifigsn yids
tionsn. Die 20mer sebrau6ten ooe
une pdls, bic Grie6en bas freunos
lid, Gbaire (frsue oih). Sm mooernen
GrisdenIano plro dare, tdrets cls
abihieossrub gebrouft, Grsmoen gee
oeniibsr aud pohl aa!in patrio1
Coliidli6e Seimtebr, fportIi6 ~gulss
@at,rlonb"). Cont lit Der Wiltomms
runasarub aalimsrp (guien go0 uno
| qo[pin. rineg (Ssi rpiI.ommsn). Wio'
| hammsooniTfe golt.r bisisu .inonosr
ben Gri,bsnsgrub Salsm olsitum. 5n
gruIiIieu bsibt ss gum abfhiso ate
looO (gis nadbsrD. auf ben Sano'
pihsinTsln iast man 4lhu oe ga
| li.be oih), inbes Die glngebortnsr
ReuTesianos, bic Wlaori. rpdhrenb III
| QoI, an 9Rais rsiben. 5.nutoe iasen
5. {. .Gu biIi bu". 9er arobsr lpiinit
Bulb sI bella alt" (5sbes llebsl lt
Dir ferne). SOdit 6aratisriitii9 iini
einiae ofritoniide Orubiormeln. d
folw 3uluscffsr iOnItotirt einfah
Saiu bona" (Dir isben oid), %
gstItuane bitist ~9umslo" Gel me.I
Ireunb). ON fonosrbarit.n absr BE-
riibr. Der Grub Der Dabebe. Gle Ida
tsn pas Rino 70 bod. bah iie elmer
9uotiebensn nit ben Dcrten sribr'
.9lss ssnsa1 (.Ssi s.sriibi. Su Rinb
pieb@).
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90 o oberne 81 . d IN.

ssrnu l3u elmer aofin, bic nlonlen,
tan obns Etells iit): ~witine 9ohitr
hat bieie Eohe &odscit nno
Do ipollte id) irngen, oh Sic nid)t orei
laae BEL uns todcn iDOIlten
Sk0d,in: sWeboure J. id gnItierc
rrinsipitu niGt, Id nsbms nnr fsits
9roco1nnnzfD MI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

6eiratbs-0eiud: 55sSl,a'a 5ssrs an dsn siiafs; q
hs,rsgts sesynlb 91dbhsr tsnnen 81 lerngR-
apnrao Nener. Bolist!Git. j.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27

Out of each remittance received for
automobile registration 1926 was re.
turned to the county from which 1t
was sent. and $3.50 was returned for
every motor cycle registered.
There is over $50 which went to the
counties for changed registrations
which does not appear above. Most
of this money was remitted to the
counties in October and November.
The state examiner checked over this
report before 1t went to the state aud
iting board, and says he found a few
tags not accounted for caused by the
confusion of auto and motor tags dur
ing July when work was congested-
The report also SHOWS that G. E.
Miller of Bismarck, and A. A. Khngel
Of Edmore, rendered checks for hc-
enses which were protested for lack
of funds, and the amount was made
good personally by the secretary OF
state. This is one of the reasons
wny personal checks are not desired
this year. The report was approved
bv the state auditing board.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27
SOUTHERN JUBILEE
SINGERS AND PLAYERS
The Programs.

Inc TTV0SduS.
Offered by the Southern Jubilee
Singers and Players are the greatest
successes ever presented by jubilee
company. They draw from a fine rep
ertoire of music, rich in harmony and
varied in selection. Some Of the fea-
lures are:
Jubilees, New and Old. Plantation
Songs. Negro Melodies. Camp Meet
in Songs. Comic Darby Songs. Ne.
gro Lullabies. Vocal Darby Mimicry.
Sweet Sentiment Songs. Home, Cab.
in and River Songs of the Old Slavery
Days. Comic, Classic, Sentiment
Songs of the Southland. Violin So
los. Mapdolins, Guitars, Violins,
Cello and Piano Combinations. Old
Plantation Sketches. Humorous Mon
ologues and Sketches.
The Personnel.
Mr.. f. S. Thomas. ...... Basso
Miss Dazalia Underwood
Soprano Reader and Mandolin
Mr.. -. w. Green
First Tenor and Mandolin
Miss Hester 0. Brown
Contralto and Violinist
Mr.. Chas. w. Boyd
Baritone, Reader and Guitar
Miss Anna Smith Soprano and Guitar
Mr.. W. p. Talbert
Second Tenor, Cello and Pianist
Miss Crealea Peyton
Alto, Pianist and Mandolin
We feel sure that the jubilee COM
pany has ever had SO splendid per-
sonnet of artists who are so versa
tile, who do so many things and do all
of them so well.
In Lyceum Course at Presbyterian
church Tuesday, January 30.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1912
THE SPIRIT OF UNREST.

The prevailing spirit of unrest is
worldwide in it's sweep. China is in
the throes of a revolution which, be-
fore it is ended. may seriously affect
the entire civilized globe. The Chi
nese empire, with it's billion inhabi-
tants. will be one OF the greatest
world powers if it finds ITSELF The
present rebellion may result in its
awakening. There is no telling what
thoughts of conquest may fit through
the Oriental mind when the people OF
the land of COnfucius come into their
own. Italy and Turky are still clash.
ing over Tripoli, and many desert
tribes of Arabs are joining in the con.
~flict Conditions in Mexico, despite
the purported calm, are in an extreme
ly critical condition. San Salvador
and Guatemala are threatening to kick
up strife in Central America, Argen-
tina and Paraguay are making mouths
at one another, Castro looks covet0us.
ly upon Venezuela, the Spanish throne
is visibly trembling, Russia and Persia
remain at loggerheads, Japan Is
watching developments in Mongolia,
Germany is playing the game with a
pat hand up its sleeve, the Austrian
papers are clamoring for war With
italy. The diplomats of England and
Of France are assiduously endeavoring
to prevent strife between these two
great powers and other nations of the
world, and even the United States
is having little spats with the Filipi.
nos and keeping an eye peeled" on
Cuba. Occasionally talk of war be.
tween this country and Japan is heard,
which rattles like dried peas In pod,
and terrorizes the timid-momentar-
lily. In Ecuador where articles Of
peace were signed between the rebels
and government troops, General Mon.
tero, who was the hero of the hour
for few fleeting moments was shot
by an angry populace, dragged into
the streets, beheaded and burned. The
spirit Of unrest is having it's fruition
in war, cruel and brutal in this era
Of Christian civilization, as in ancient
days of conquest and medieval times.
Nations are building navies. training
and equipping armies, and spying upon
one another. The free lust for com.
bat rushes on like great tidal wave,
inundating each portion of every
hemisphere. Universal peace? The
tendency seems to be very much the
opposite There is a wide field Of
labor for the opponents of peace on
earth and the brotherhood Of man.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27

Former Attorney General Boyle of
Kansas urges small merchants to band
together for protection against the
continued progress of mail order
houses. If residents of a community
were sufficiently imbued with the
proper boosting spirit and would pur-
chase their goods and commodities
from home merchants there would be
no necessity for such q combine.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27
TAXES FOR SCHOOLS.

Superintendent E. J. Taylor of the
educational department suggests that
when the State Tax association meets
at Fargo next week that the associa-
ton consider the matter Of distribu-
ton of all school taxes levied on rail-
road properties in the state be paid
into the state treasury and appor-
toned among the several districts In
the same manner that the interest is
distributed, as in that way every
school dhtr1ct in the state would re-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
Announcement

Subject to the will and pleasure Of
the electors of Burleigh County, I here
BY announce myself a candidate for the
Primary Elections as a Republican.
Having resided In this county for near
~ ten years, I believe no particular In.
PRODUCTION is required at this time. I
have never, here or elsewhere, sought
Office. but. II chosen for the ONCE to
which I aspire, pledge myself to faith
duties thereof.
H. r. BERNDT,
Attorney at Law,
Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27

The Bismarck Knights of Columbus
NAV feel proud OF the many compli-
ments accorded them by the visiting
Sir knights after the latter returned
to their respective homes. There is
no boost 20 effective as open,hearted
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27

The sale of tracts of land near the
city for spot cash, one transfer car.
rying with it an exchange Of $4,000,
the other $4,000, is good evidence that
North Dakota and Birleigh county soil
is sought for even when money is pur
ported to be- scarce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27

Thursday evening, February l, will
be red letter day in the history Of
the inmates Of the North Dakota pen
itentiary. On that occasion they will
present to the public their annual e.
tertainment, which this year prom.
ises 20 surpass any previous efforts
in this line The entertainment is
being staged under the auspices Of
the Brotherhood Society. and will be
given in the new chapel and auditor
ium.
The New Auditorium.
A large force of men is busily en-
gagged in completing the interior Of
the new auditorium and it will be one
Of the largest and best in the western
section of the state when it is fin
ished. The auditorium is in the east
wing OF the main prison building,
over the kitchen and dining room.
It has seating capacity Of between
$50 and 600.
Made Lwn Opera Chairs.
The auditorium will be equipped
with opera chairs. zone of the boys"
patterned the model for the casting
for the iron parts of the chairs, and
the castings are being made by the
Bismarck foundry. The boys at the
prison are making the wooden parts
of the chairs. and they will be as.
sembled and put together out there,
after the castings have been made. !
The audiences which attend enter
tainments at the penitentiary will be
seated on chairs which are the hand
iwork of the prisoners. Il
capaeious Stage.
Across the eastern end of the audit
torium a roomy stage is being con-
and will be finished in ample |
time for the entertainment next week.
The stage is a work of carpenters
skill and is 20 by 30 feet in dimen-
sions. On either side spacious, we'll
lighted and we'll ventilated dressing
rooms have been built. The pros
cenium is art1stically built, and there
will be a handsome drop curtain.
viii Raise Floor Later.
For the present the floor of the
chapel auditorium will be level, just |
as it is. It is the hope Of those in |
terested however, that within short !
time the 14oor will be elevated at a |
gentle slope from the rear, making
1t even more satisfactory. The en-"
tire chapel Is lighted by electricity,
and the foots K5.:<, and overhead
clusters on the stage itself are all in.
Lack of funds at the
present time prevents the raising OF
the floor of the auditorium. but the
money that is receivd from giving en-
tertainments of this nature will pro-
badly be used to assist in this work,
and in improving the interior later
on.
Extensive Program Arranged.
The program which will be present.
ed by the '|boys" next Thursday even-
inc comprises farce comedy, "A
One Night Stand, in three acts,
written by William Mcdonald, zone
of the boys Between acts. and al
ter the curtain falls on the final
scene, there will be vaudeville stunts.
songs, orchestra selections. dances,
and other forms of entertainment.
Cast Of Characters.
The cast of characters which Will
present the farce comedy is as fol-
lows:
Rube Corntassel Nv. H. Rodgers
Gitzo Cohen H. Mcdowell
Sam Johnson lew. c. Mcdonald
Mr.. Often Walkhome Bernie Reld
John Toughguy ......W. s. Howard