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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
MANIFESTATIONS

MANIFESTATIONS YOUNG man, expert accountant, highest testimonials as to character and ability, presently employed, would consider change; may consider buying interest in good paying business; bond if required Address F-6S, care Age-Herald 4-4-it LADY of some experience in bookkeep- ing and general office work desires posi- tion. can furnish good references Ad- dress J, 111S, 12th ave. south. 4-6-2t EXPERT bookkeeper can spare time to keep extra set of books at nlght or part day: gilt edged references. VIII save you bookkeeping salary. Address H-es, care Age-Herald. 4-6-st-sat7su-tu RINTFR-Competent all round man desires "sit" in office where real decency would be appreciated. NJ. C., 2255 Central Memphis 4-s2t WANTED-Position by competent lady stenographer: best references. Ad- dress C., 1oo4 Empire Bldg. Bell phone AS main. 46-2t WANTED = Position by widow as housekeeper for hotel or private home Address G-6S. Herald.
 4-e-2t POSITION wanted by an experienced timekeeper and payroll clerk; seven years experiences; can give the best of references. Address F-69, Age-Iierald
 i7-3t AS I have not much means I am willing and strong and able to work; I am willing to cook, wash and iron or any kind of house work. Will some one please give me even a days work; lone widow of 50. Address U-6s. care Age Herald. il-2t WANTS position as chauffeur; can repair own car; 5 years experience in Michi- gan factories, with good reference: white. NJ. l.. Kline, 2609 3lst ave, N Birmingham. Ala. 4-7-St WANTED-Situation, registered pharlna- cist, 9 years experience in store and school. C-6s. Age-Herald. 4-7-4t-eod WANTED-Position by young man g0 years old. as assistant bookk eeper or general office work moderate salary to begin with. References furnished. Address Box s1, city.
 WANTED-At once, Al credit and office manager employed. but desires imme- diate change; bond and reference as to ability and character furnished G-10 Age-Herald.
 | WANTED-Man thoroughly conversant with mattress manufacture, desires po- sition as superintendent or manager of factory. - F-7o. Age-Herald.
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AGENTS wanted everywhere for easy
 selling 8 proposition; $25 daily easily
 made; particulars free. L. c. Reeves Supply Co.,. Atlanta, Ga. 4-7-13t-su
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s100 monthly and expenses to- travel and distribute samples for big manufact- urer; steady work s. Scheffer, 752 sherman, Chicago
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mouth Rocks, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, S. c. White Leghorns, leading strains of the world; fine select pens are now mated. choice breeders, headed by prize winners. We know how to mate for good results. Eggs for matching a spe- cialty. Eggs that will produce prize winners at s2 and $3 for 15, less In prize winners at & and 8 for 15 less in quantities Yards at 305 South S5th St, East Lake. Phone Peoples 66. Office sos Title Guarantee Bldg 4-6-3t-su
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WANTED-Salesmen well acquainted
 with retail dealers in Alabama to handle high grade, strongly advertised special ty for all lines of trade. Good, clean proposition. Want high grade, reputa- ble salesman, accustomed to earning 5000 or better annually. Permanent. Give full details. Replies confidential. A. T., Box 539, Chicago, III. 3-24-3t-su
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AGENTS-$ss for you; manufacture and sell best soft soap for cleaning marble, tile and wood floors; big profits, quick sales; formula and full selling plan for $5. M. H. Castle, Her Grand Hotel, Omaha Neh
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WANTED = Position by widow as housekeeper for hotel or private home. Address G-6S, Age-Herald.
 4-6-2t
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SELLS like hot cakes; new laundry wax, perfumes clothes with lasting violet per fume. Working outfit 4c. New offer. Odor-Gloss, 13 Water st., New York.
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WANTED-To connect with broker IN Birmingham, wiling to Invest s2500 in
 business. Address F. O. Box 420 Bir-
 mingham. 4-7-2t
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WANTED-To get in communication with first-class baker and candy maker. one who understands both, good thing for right party. Address, A, w. Ogletree, Reform, Ala.
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wanted by leading lace em- broidery manufacturers for their estab
 lished trade. Rare opportunity to right party. Can also be handled as side line. Liberal arrangements. Swiss Embroid- ery-Lace Combine, 491 Broadway. New York. 2t-su-3-31-4-28
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 Kwicksharp makes it possible for any woman or even a child to properly sharpen knives and grind scissors. Spenger Cooker makes one gas range burner do the work of three. Cuts gas bill in half: no proposition can compare with ours. We sell no stores. Exclusive territory Liberal profits. l.. Spengler, 37, E. 18th st., New York.
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POSITION wanted by an experienced timekeeper and payroll clerk; seven years experience; can give the best Of references. Address F-69, Age-Herald.
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REPRE WANTED for sale of townsite lots in divisional and june tional points along line of Grand Trunk Pacific railway in western Canada.
 Whole or part time. Liberal commission.
 Money making side line for salesmen.
 Write to authorized agent c. T. P. By,
 International Securities Co.,, Ltd, Somer- set Bldg, Winnipeg, Man, for particu- lars, maps, etc. 3-3-St-su
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MEN-Specialty experienced; s10 each deal; established trade; excel- lent future for producers with ability to earn S100 weekly; references quired. Drawer 457, Iowa City, Ia.
 3-24-3t-su
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SAL SMAN-Experienced In any line to sell general trade in south; unexcelled speciality proposition. Commission con tract; $35 weekly for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co.,, Cleveland, o.
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F1rst come fIfst sefNtu. HaNe TOT sale four nice Regal cockerels, $5 each. These birds are from eggs purchased direct from John S. Martin, the Regal man, of Port Dover, Canada. Miles Bradford 1925 2d ave. South, Woodawn, Ala. Bell phone 279-L, Woodlawn.
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MAKING MONEY? Why? Simply be- cause you are offering people some thing they do not sufficiently want; ]; can't you see this? Communicate with us and get a high demand line easy to sell and to hours day will net you $20 to s35 or more a week; we will capitalize you. American Aluminium, K Manufacturing Co.,, Lemont, III.
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WANTED-Salesman to sell our line of fancy fruit elders in small coun- try towns. Excellent speciality line.
 Commission contract s35 weekly drawing account. Red Cross Co.,,
 Dept H. St. Louis, Mo. 46-4t-su
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s30O0 yearly in your back yard. No poul- try, trucking. ginseng, mushroom dope; new industry. You never heard of current Square Tips explain and starts you. Price 10c. Albert Platt Co. 530S Theodosia Ave. St. Louis, Mo.
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sex, sell guar
 nateed hosiery; TO per cent profit; goods replaced free if hole appears; expert
 ence unnecessary. Address Wear Proof West Phila.. Pa. 1-14-tf-su
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LOCAL representative wanted. Splendid income assured right man to act as our representative after learning our busi- ness thoroughly by mail. Former ex- perience unnecessary. All we require Is honesty, ability, ambition and will ingness to learn q lucrative business. No soliciting or travelling. This Is m exceptional opportunity for a man in your section to get into a big paying business without capital and become independent for life Write at once for full particulars. Address E. R. Mar den president, The National Co-Opera- tive Real Estate company, L-7O0, Mar den Bldg, Washington, D. c.
 9-3-5t-sl1
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Railroad grader to surface and lay steel on three miles of road;
 only light grading. E. E. Jackson
 Lumber Co.,, Riderville, Ala. 4-3-4t
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INVESTMENT of $950 will start you Tn the biggest little business in the world; enable you to realize s25 to $50 weekly. Card Printers. 3rd ave and 18th st.
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2000 railway mail clerks wanted s9o month. Birmingham examination May 4 Coach- ing free. Write Franklin Institute, Dept 2-H. Rochester. N. Y.
 ft-sti- rflo-w -we-fri-gat
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WANTED-A good bookkeeper, fine sal lary, excellent position; write giving full particulars; enclose stamp. Box
 12e. Enid. Okla. 4-3-7t
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AGENTs-Sell our Queen coat suits, robes De Luxe, Marquis waists, decidedly new and exclusive: also embroideries. fancy goods, etc. Our agents make big money. Catalogue free. National Importing O., Dept. IA, 699 B'way, New York city.
 3-24-3t-eos
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POSITION open: for a man who has managerial and executive ability. Must be well known to operators of coal and iron companies through Birmingham
 field. Prefer one who has had experi-
 ence in casualty insurance. A-69, care Age Herald. 4-6-2t
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painters. 1090 per cent profit beautiful window letters at very low prices; easily mounted;
 something new; glass sample free.
 Embossed Co., 24o1 Milwaukee ave- nue. Chicago. 12-10-tf-Su
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WANTED-Fifty stock salesmen to sell stock in company now doing business and making money. Unusual opportuni-
 ty to make big money. Reply S-64 care this office. o-3l-8t
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SALESMEN to sell 1913 imported and domestic calendars; good
 commission; reference. P. o. Box 2Sl5,
 Philadelphia, Pa 4-3-2t-wed-sun.
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AGENTS make big money selling our Metallic Letters for office windows, store fronts, and glass signs Any one can put them on. Samples free. Metal lie Sign Co.,, 435 N. Clark St., Chicago.
 S-14-52t-su
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SALESMEN to call on grocers, confec- tioners, general stores; $50 monthly and expenses; yearly contract. Man ager II S. Main St, St. Louis, Mo-
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AGENTS-Wonderful opportunity; act quick, sell "Ambrew'' Concentrated Beer Extracts; makes real genuine intoxica- ting beer; right at home, by adding water; saves 100 per cent brewers price, not near beer; not substitute. but real lager beer; no liquor license required; small package carry weeks supply deliver as you sell. 'Ambrew is the concentrated ingredients of real lager beer; same material used by all brew CTS for brewing the best beer-big seller; enormous demand: large profits; just send postal; we'll show you how to make money quick. American Products Co.,, Department No 2076, Cincinnati O. THE agents who are bagging the most dollars are Davis Agents. "Throw your hat into the ring" Rush In your name. Davis Soap Works, 501 Davis Bldg, Davis Soap Works, 501 Davis Bld., Chi- cago.
 WANTED AGENTS-Legitima substi- tute for Slot Machines; patented; sells m sight for S1 Particulars. Gisha Co.,, Anderson, Ind
 and women. s6 day should be easily made selling our non alcoholic flavors, perfumes. toilet prepa- rations. Quick sellers; good repeate experience unnecessary; fine sample case furnished to workers; be first in your territory; write quick. Now American Products Co.,. 61O7 Sycamore St., Cincinnati, O.
 s5o WEEKLY selling collection cabinets to merchants. No competition. Exclu- sive territory. Write for free samples and descriptive matter. Savers Co.,, Laclede Bldg St. Louis, Mo.
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w ED-Representatves for sale of town site lots in divisional and june tional points along line of Grand Trunk Pacific railroad in Western Canada. Whole or part time. Liberal commits
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WANTED-Ambltious young men to be- come traveling salesmen and earn while they learn. Write for particulars. Brad street Svstem Rochester. N. '.
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WANTED-A first class bookkeeper, man with family preferred, and one who has had experience in country store; must be willing to begin at $75 month and satisfied 70 live Tn town of 5000 pop,la- ton; good chance for promotion. Ad- dress 4O5 First National Bank Bldg,
 giving your references. 4-6-2t
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WANTED-Salesman to sell line of fancy fruit elders in small country towns; salary or commission with weekly drawing account. Red Cross Co.,. Dept. H., St. Louis, Mo.
 3-l0-4t-su
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-26

to keep we'll. So far, none save native
Porto Ricans have been attacked by
the terrible p~estilence, and the plague
is confined chiefly TO San Juan, and tG
one of the poorest sections OF the
city.
Baptists report the loss of one
church, which had to be demolished
in the crusade against rats. A tent
must be provided, or the congrega,
ton will rave no place wrerein to
worship. The work is under the direc.
ton of the American Baptist Mission
Society. The American Missionary
Association reports delap in building
a much.needed hospital because of
lack of funds. The new structure,
now more needed than ever, is to be
located at Humacao.
Presbyterians have two hospitals,
one at Canturce, the other at May
aguez, and they report that their con.
gregations rave been much hurt or
affected by fright. So also have some
of their schools. Episcopalians have
a hospital at Ponce, too far away to
be much used in the present emer-
gency; and their chief congregation
at San Juan has been almost anihil-
ated because of people fleeing from
the city.
Others having work there are Meth
Odists. Discipes, Lutheransl and
Friends. Some religious bodies are
sending 100000 a year of American
money into the islands. Roman Cath
olics have six hospitals, one of them,
the Municipal, in San Juan, where
Sisters of Charity are in the midst
of the present plague. The Amer
lean Bible Society colportours report
their work interfered with through bad
transportation because of the contin-
GUS ravages OF the plague.
France Not a Latin Country.
Savants and noted ~linguists, as well
as Influential members of the various
Celtic and Gaelic associations here,
are evincing deep interest in the state
ment recently published in France by
the French Celtic league to the effec:
that all Frenchmen are Celts, that
are of Celtic and Gaelic or
igin, and that France is not and never
has been a Latin country. This pre-
Latinity," says the statement
referred to, lis contrary to history,
.ethnology, linguistic science, AMI eve
to common sense. Though the Gauls
we're incorporated in the Roman EN-
pire, they remained rebels until the
end Of the regime. About 800 years
after the conquest, their patriotism
was sufficiently strong to create anc
sustain, during 1.-THE thirteen years the
Gaelic empire which subsequently CO
operated with the Franks to destroy
the Latin-G ermanic coalition. Nor Is
the expression Gallo Roman found in
Latin writers; but more than 1000
words in French are of pure Celtic
origin. France remained Celtic thru.
out the middle ages and up to the six
teenth century"
Peculiar Styles Of the Season.
The danes of fashion at the Ma
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Robert M. McWs00.

Bismarck Tribune Washington Bureau.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-"Tne
| right Of the United States to levy tolls
or to exempt American ships from the
payment OF tolls while going through
the Panama Canal lis inherent in our
Government: any other view Is wholly
unwarranted by the facts in the case,N
said Senator Clarence d.. Clark, OF
Wyoming, chairman of the senate Ju.
dietary committee, in the course OF a
discussion of THE Hay-Pauncefote
treaty relating to the operation and
use of the Canal. His view lis gener.
ally accepted by senators, but there
is among his. colleagues a considerable
number who take the position that
the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, which took
the place of the Clayton Bulwar treaty
of the early %fifties, makes 1t Obliga-
tory on the part of the United States
to charge tolls on American ships en-
gagged in the cOaStwise and foreign
trade the same as on ships OF other
nations. 's!
"If this view should prevail" said
Senator James A. O'Garmon, of New
York, in an interview on this subject,
"the American people will be greatly
surprised that so little regard for Am
erican rights was manifested at the
time of the adoption Of the Hay-Paun-
cefote treaty, because, if the view
alluded to be the correct one, 1t must
follow that while the United States
has expended $400,000,0 900 of Amer
lean money in the construction of the
canal, its citizens must be denied the
rights that are enjoyed by the sub
jects of Great Britian and Of every
other foreign power. ] cannot imagine
that condition, nor will | believe that
the late John Hay, who executed the
treaty on the part of the United States
ever Thought for a moment that we
we're estOpped from exempting Amer
lean ships from the payment of tolls
because OF certain clauses of the
treaty which are now interpreted to
mean that very thing. 49,"
1T does not seem nossible that the
right possessed by every other nation
on earth with respect to the Panama
Canal, our Canal, is denied to our own
citizens by a composition, or conven-
ton, called a treaty, which is not re.
markable for its precision Of expires.
sion or hts respect for the Monroe
Doctrine"
Senator O'Gorman then voiced what
seems to be a growing sentiment, that
behind the protest of Great Britain
turks the influence of the railroads
of Canada and the United States
which have been enabled to secure
the cooperation of the British For.
eign Office, thereby embarrassing the
Government of the United States in
the attempt nov being made for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-26
SEALED BIDS.

Sealed bids for the erection OF a
school house at Wing will be received
at the clerks Office by the school
board Of Linden school district No.
% up to 2 o'clock p. m. OF Saturday,
July q, 1912. Plans and specifications
max be seen at the Farmers State
Bank Of Wing or in the Office Of the
county superintendent Of schools at
Bismarck. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Dated at my office this 9th day OF
June, 1912.
L. C. HOLMES, District Clerk,
Aetna, N. D.
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tional Capital are discussing in their
boudoirs and social gatherings the re-
port coming all the woy from Gay
Paree that women are going to wear
suspenders this season, that they are
doing it now in Paris, and that the
suspenders that French women are
wearing are just like the mems. Ac-
cording to the ';sassiety" danes, they
don't differ in any way, for the cross
beneath the shoulders and button up
on the-skirt in the good old fash
toned wa.
A French lady correspondent writ
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CAPITAL GOSSIP HEARD At washington

wholesome legislation to keep rail
road controlled ships off the Canal, 81
that competition may live and thrive
THE railroad companies have been
incorporated for railroad purposes
said Senator O'Gorman,, land they
have destroyed competition wherever
they have been permitted to secure
control of competing water transport.
alton facilities.
''If drastic legislation is needed to
make competition wholesome on the
Canal, then | stand ready to vote for
that legislation, because | have a live
ly appreciation of the possibility of the
injury which may be done the Amer
lean people If the railroads are not
kept out of the canal.
I'VE should exempt from the pa
ment Of tolls all American shipping
going through the Canal, and we
should see to 1T that railroad-0wned
ships should not use the Canal. Such
action on the part of the American
Congress in my Judgment would not
violate the language and cannot vio-
late the spirit of the treaty that has
been invoked against u.s."
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PEplGREEp PUPS.

Five pure bred pedigreed toy poodle
puppies owned by DR.. G. G. Hibbs are
on display in one of the windows OF
the Adams drug company. The pup.
pies are attracting a great deal OF
attention from passers by and their
frolicsome antics prove a source Of
great amusement to many who watch
them.
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ing to a member of a prominent dip
lomatfst's family says: The frst
pair of female suspenders I ever saw
were displayed in a restaurant. was
dining with a friend, when a French
couple entered, and took chairs at
tire next table. The lady wore a gray
tailor. made suit, and as soon as she
was seated removed her Jacket. Then
l saw them. They e silk, and
were lust like the Christmas present
kind that every man gets from his wo-
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viii Clean Out the Plaque.

American and other MISSIONARIES
reporting here to Government and
other authorities on conditions in
Porto Rico, growing out OF the deadly
.bubonic plague, express full conf.
dence in our Governments efforts,
and point out, first that the cleaning
up process will in the long run prove
a mighty good thing for Porto Ricans;
and, second, that Americans at home
help the people of the island to es'
tablish hospitals to care for the sick,
and schools to teach, among other
subjects, how to secure sanitation and
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FRECKELS
New Drug That Quickly Removes
1hese HomeIv SpotS,

These HomeIy Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed Of your freckles,
as a new drug, othine-double
strength has been discovered that pos
itively remove these homely spots.
Simply get one ounce of othine-
double strength, from any first class
druggist and apply a little Of 1t at
night, and in the morning you will see
uAat even the worst freckles have be-
gun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It 10
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as tbs is sold under
guarantee Of money back II 1t fails to
remove freckles.
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Better Shoes For Soldiers.

So as to increase the marching ef-
ficiency of infantry soldiers, the Sec
rotary of War has issued an order to
all company commanders requiring
them to see that the mems feet are
carefully measured for their shoes
that properly fitting socks are used
(it having been found that tight socks
are as injurious as tight shoes) that
all callouses and corns are carefully
treated, and, generally, that the SOL
dier's feet and foot gear receive as
much attention as is devoted to any
other part Of his anatomy for equip
ment. 1t lis careful attention to the
feet of her soldiers that helps Great
Britain to have such a splendid march
ing organization in all of that nations
armies. Germany and France are be-
ginning to learn that lesson, too, and
tire yare not a bit too we'll pleased
that saucy little Nippon has been
years ahead of them in that essential
respect, t,S.;
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COMMISSION ADJOURNED.

No Agreement Reached Regarding
~, Proposed Municipal Aud.
4 ~. Itorium. to-
The board Of city commissioners
met in adjourned session at the city
hall Thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock
to consider the auditorium question.
No definite action was taken, al
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-26

though there was considerable debate.
The board adjourned until Monday
evening at which time 1t is believed
definite action will be taken,