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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-06
Saroell iueint.

ritaniide @elbfiiritsn, g0rIeniobber
uno Observation-Disclosures Iinb nidt bic
pafienbitens Greunoe fir ben oeutz
f1en aaifer. DAB Morsan uno
&oniorten bon Dem 6errf9er in 70
auffallenber Weife beboraust tperhen,
1T umio mebr gu betlasen, neil iie
elmer Nation aneebDren, beren ssiibz
rer ii4 Bel ben tiiralihen pplitiI6en
&dmpfen in Gbicaso nit @dmad be-
bedt baben."
Diefe Inrempeluns bat einen tie
feren 8runb. Wlari bat peraaneenes
Sabr Dem Wiap piebsrbolt oen Rat
geseben, pesen Der Marotfpfraae los=
aui4laeen. Ra9 ieinen Musfiibrun=
gen tpdre otes Die bette Mblenfunq
Der onpa6fenben rotten Slut setporb.n.
Die bann i'm Winter nit folder 8ebez
men5 Bel ben Rei9stos sspablen in
Seutialano gum 8orf4ein fam.
Mari idpdrmt fir Meni9enfdld9=
ter, baB Wiup Dies ni6t ristieren
tonnte unb nun nit S6peineIdlGhz
tern perfebrt, ma9t i'm fpeinen. Gr
tann nidt besreifen, baB in bsioen
5dllen Der esfddftli9e Grfols Der
Iusf6laggebenOe 1T, unb bas euro
pdii6e &Dnisstum ii9 nit ben
S9fpetnef6ld9tern unb 9oltsdusbeu=
tern 9lmeritas prd9tig ersGn5t.
Den Irbeitern oiesIeits unb ien=
fetts bes S5ean5 tann Die sanae 9dn=
De geitoblen iperben. gs miro ibr
feine Srdne na69epeinf.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-06

Deutl6lano muB iebt 8ube tun.
Gs bat 9lf9e auf oas Saupt bes
Soilers gu itreuen unb bic iippissn
8uien Der 9ofbamen miifen in Suite
fade seitedt perben. Qlfo min es
Marimilian Sarben. tpie aus
0euti6lanb berihtet miro.
Wer Marimilian 6arben lit? Oas
gu iagen bdtten mir balb pergeHen.
Der Wann 1T iiioifd polnif9er 2lb@
itammung unb oer3ett 6iiter bes
reiniten uno beiligiten osutiden RaIz
fetnioiols. @r tit Ser Giesntiimer Der
3eiti9rift .3utunft" Die ob ibres
3ett eltaitens, ben ii9 9aroen, in
iteten llmgang nit ben 9rpben bes
beiligen beutiden Heides, anaelest
bat, bon Den Rei6ssrDben iebr ss=
fiirttet ipirb.
Warimilian 6arosn 1T cine rperz
lonli6tsit" 10 fast er felbit es bon
ii9 unb tatlGdli9 bat er oies feinen
biirgerli9en uno ari itpfratil9en Mlitz
birsern audi elm gu reoen sepubt.
Gr ihreibt ieinen eisenen Stpl uno
bat nit 8erriidten nod anbere Dim
&c genein. Wnrum er Oeuti6lanb
unb feinen sefrOnten 5duptern feBt
5lrnt, bat feinen @runo oarin, bab
gBiai gu piel bor oen amerifaniihen
Seloleuten berumiharpenaelt.
Der iiioti6 polnifhe Grneuerer bes
8ermanentums f9reibt in Der lebz
ten Nummer ieiner n3utunft": Pine
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-06

Gine ersisnisrsi9e 3eit itebt uns
beppr. Die altsn partsien oes amez
ritanifhen 8iireertums iinp i'm Ser
fuu begriffen, cine neus Sormieruns
Der politiiben StreittrGfte 1T i'm
8anae. Sb Sdft ober Hoofepelt.
Champ GIart ober Wilipn prGiihent
Der 8ereinisten Staaten bon Mmerita
miro, ilt fir Die Mrbeiter bieies 2anz
Des pollitdnois elei6eiiltts. 8enuu
10 eleiheiiltis tpdre es audi, tpenn etn
unberer Mann, aus Sen Reiben oiez
Ter Yartsien, auf ben YrGiioentenitubl
tame. Wir pifen, odB nil. bon Dem
8iirgertum nihts 5u erparten haben,
tein rMddtiser" unier 5reunb iein
tptro, niht fein tann, oh er als To-
ssnanntss .ounfles Rob" ooer als
lGnsit erpurteter r9olfserretter" feline
8arrisre madt. 30 Wert Der
8efretung Ser Ir be / r.
tIdffe fann nur bas inert
Der 4rbeitertlaffe felb It
fein," bas lit elmer Ser ipidtisiten
3ebrIGbe, bic uns aarl Warr, bieier
Ssros oes Oentens, our 9eahtung
hinterlaiIen bat. 0as gilt iiberau in
Der Melt, bas gilt niht minbsr bier
in Imeriia.
Was ben 3erfau Der beiben alien
biirgerIih politii6sn 9urteien fir
uns fpidtis madt. oas lit niht Der
llmItano, oh Dies Der Infung ppm
Guoe Der sguBberriaoft" lit, tpis
man Der gspDItsrung bieIes 2anbss
slaubsn MAIDEN min, poer Of es ser
elusflub runsrborten @brseiSes" einz
selner Streber 1T, tpie Die Inoeren
iaeen. WIroe bieIe grideinung ii9
nit elmer bieier beioen 8ebauptunsen
ertIGrsn lafen, tOnnte man oieie
8prsdnge ais cine politiihe Gpifooe
poriibsraishen laHen, Der man cine
srDBsre geosutung ni6t 5u seban
brdnht.
Die 9praGnge auf Der republitu=
niiden 8pnpentipn in G9icagp fopie
auf Der psmptratii6en 8pnpention in
Baltimore babsn iebph eins tiefere
uriads, als Die oarun geteili9ten, Die
Republitaner unb oie 9empfraten,
ielbit abnen. Gs tit ni9t 10 iebr
Die ,gobRrridaft", nibt Der vunbe<
3dbmbars gbrgei3" oerer, Die bobe
IlGre baben, als tieFgebenbe 8erGn=
oerunsen am sansen 8oltstorper, bic
ihlieblin gu Dem &onflitt fiibren
muBten, elm 4pnflift, Der Iif ni4t
mebr iibertleiitern lGBt, Der einem
frsHenoen 9ei9piir gleidt, ou5 nm
10 dreer tpiro. ie lGnger man ooran
herum cottert.
Cine nsue .forti6rittliae" purtei,
bon mem INNER iie gsbiloet miro,
ipen INNER lie umfuhen iou, tann
teinen anoeren 3tped baben, als elm
pfloiter gu iein, auf nas fdulenos
IlsiIh am esIeuIduftli4en GOrper
oes Gapttalismus. oamit Die Wunbs
ni9t 70 often oaliest, lie nidt Don
ieOermann geieben, Der Ini9ein erz
ipedt pirb. als sdbe es eine 9eilung
nes uebels, pdbreno Die TGulnis inn
msr tpeiter friBt. Sb Republifaner,
pb Osmotruten, ub oieie ein5eln oOer
Suiummen cine SortIdrittspartei bill.
osn. tit fir Die grbeitsr sleid BE-
lanslos. Wi9tis 1T nur, oab mil
nllsr Osutlidteit feitseiteGt piro, puE
fetauIts1sn lit. oaB 5 bic Qrbei.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-06
slrbeiter, iddrft bic 8affen!

tier auf n mani BEN bpffen,
BON MEM Dem etpas err
~ arten 3 iir en-, ais BON lid
feIbit.
Sn bem llmitunbe, oab bic glrbei>
ter bieIes2anoes nur allsu leiht bereit
iinb. ii9 fir sine ueue partei einz
fangen gu laHen, lie INNER baran
oenten, oab ismanb anoerer Die &a@
Itanien fir lie aus oem Seuer bolen
piro, iie felbit babel ii9 ni6t tpeiter
anSuitren9en brau6en, lieet Die
9rDbe Der 9ef1br fir Die nGhite 3uz
tunft. Sn unierem 8latte nod lpeiz
ter ausfiibrlid oarsulesen, baB es
fir Die Nrbeiter. bic belfen pollen,
bab fir bic unteriten Shidten Der
Nution cine 8eKerune bes 0aIeins
tpmmt, ni6ts anoeres seben fann, uls
iosialiitiih gu bentsn unb gu bunz
oeln. 1T in bteiem 3uiammenbange
nidt notpen0ig. Cine anbsre Sa6e
lit iebo4 bon iebr GROCER Ssoeuz
tuna.
Di. Oemagpsen, bic uls
8ertseuge tapitaliitif6er @nttpidlung
lpirfen, iperoen nnunetn Ir e
nal BON g aetporten un
fal den Nrgumenten ins
Sreffen I ii breI bab ss einem
ni6t gan5 iuttelfeiten @u5iuliiten unz
ter I'm ftGnoen gans ihtpummelig i'm
&opfe peroen fann. 0pn Der 8erz
ipirrung, Die in ben &0pfen Der nod
nidt aufsefldrten 9rbeiter anseri9tst
tperoen tunn, erit gar ni4t 81 reoen.
Sa lit es Die Bfliht uller perer, Die
bereits Sp3ialiiten iinb, baB iie aus
geriiitet NIT al ben Waffen oes Gei=
ites iinb, Die notpenoig sri6einsn,
um ben sroBen aampf Der Serbit=
ipablen fir unfere gartei, fir bie
IoaialiitiI4e 8epeguns siinitis gu be-
einfluTen.
Mer tein S6Gbiaer Ser 8oltsbetpez
sung bes SoSialismus fein min, Der
rorf fir bic 3eit bon beute an ni4t
mebr gleidgiilttg Oubin leben.
@s lit feline 3eit mebr, iid nm Die
5ehler, MGngel. 9ebreden unO Die
msbr pber minber ssraben Naien Iei=
ner Wfitgenohen Su tiimmern, bic
8orbereitungen fir Cen &dmpf mill
len allein es Iein, ote in Der nd6iten
3eit gsoeutrng buben Diirfen. alar
mub unier IrbeitsfelO abgeitedt, fir
ole MDgli9feiten mub @prIor9e 9ez
troffen Iein. Was in unIeren Srga=
niIationen nod maneeltaft lit, mub
I6lsunisIt beboben, no unfere 9reiie
mod ni6t bintommt, mub lie bin5uz
bringsn periudt tperoen. Ils Soaia>
lift fir Die Spctaliit Yartp uno De-
| rem &anoioaten gu itimmen, lit tein
8eroienit. Stimmen gu perben, lit
eins ipi6tisere Irbeit. Wablbepesung
gibt 4eitotipnsm0sli9tsit, 9lsitation
brinst uns nsus Nnbdnser, brinst
uns Stimmsebsr. bilft uniers Madt
iteigern. sSn biefem Wirten liest oas
9ebeimnis unferer grfolse. I'm oies
tun gu tDnnen, miiHen mir u niere {
eisenen Jdbisteiten fei :
germ unfere &enntniife
erpeitern, ,uni is n
Waffen Harlem. 9inein in bic
| parteiorsanilatiun 9erbreitet Die
parteiliteratur, lelet oas vGdo" unb
iammelt neue Mbonnenten! Sur 10
bolten mir bas pulper troden uno bic
ISabel geibliffen.
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Htf- sum- prcteit!

mc Soaicn bic 8enun Gttor nmb 8puanctt 6nbrcr bcs
Sre Der Sfaum Der Sgarune oes Cus oen r 5anbm nit
Sem spbc bHfn @ci Gin Gpit cine Strenoe Ok bat
bicic bciben Streinhrer Der Mntmng Wuroe anslas
Gs mnf Den @crgwatigcrn oes Ged lit bicim 2ano gcia
mcrbem, Saf bic arbeno SepDfcrnng Se Sdubtaten nd
faln laRt.
Senidyc Nrbeiter Nrbeierinncn, fpmmt
Sunntas, Z. Snli, tbr 80 Wiinmtcn
an Den
Eublic Samare in GlepelanD
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-06
Trptcit Scr a M 1T II ns.

Gbncr alien SpradDcn mocn Die gpantc Sdanotat
Die Irbtcr oicics &aubes brfcn @ ntd scacn cn,
m %crtraunsIentc pbcr Srn begraben mill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
60
:. FROM THE LABOR WORLD. :
= = 80

The cost to the union Of the button
wirkers' strike at Muscatine, Ia,
which was called off, was $79,
The employees Of the government
printing bureau at Ottawa, Ont, have
received an increase Of $3.50 q week.
A "lady bargers" union is the very
latest addition to the range Of or
ganized labor in San Francisco, Calf.
A movement is under way for the
establishment Of a home for disabled
members Of the Coopers' Information
al Union.
In it's work of diminishing the pre-
valence of disease and mortality the
New York State Department Of
Health has asked the cooperation Of
labor unions throughout the state.
eWorkingmen Of Montreal identified
with various local unions have de-
cided to honor the memory Of J. A.
Rodier, the founder of the Montreal
Trades and Labor Council, by erect
ing a monument.
Railway car men on the Southern
railway and allied lines, in conjunc-
ton with other crafts Of the system
federation, have recently secured q
renewal Of their agreement in which
a substantial increase in pay and
beneficial working rules were secur-
ed.
Twelve members Of the st. Paul
BARRIERS union went to St. Joseph's
orphan asylum on a recent Sunday
and cut the hair Of eighty-eght or.
phan boys there free Of charge, max
ing this sacrifice Of their holiday for
the good of the union and organised
labor in general.
Steps were taken at q meeting Of
] neutrality-suspicious. inskoboken to ar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
range for the organization of a world.

range for the organization of a world.
wide union of wireless t%elegraphers.
and a resolution was passed to put
the question of forming such a un.
ion to q. referendum vote Of ali the
operators in the world.
At the Retail Clerks International
Union convention, recently held in
Columbus, O., 1t was decided to in.
wade Canada and organize it from
one end to the other An army of
men will start GU at once with the
Intention Of plac' ng a local union in
every town and city in he Dominion.
According to the latest returns re-
ceived by the statistical bureau Of
the state department Of labor, at the
end OF March there were 2,454 labor
organizations IN New York state,
with a toal membership Of 497. S66.
Ahis is a decrease of 6,649, or a
little more than / per cent, since Sen.
TENDER 80, 1911.
Officials of the International Typo.
graphical union report an increase OF
3,15S members during the last year.
Number of members on pension roll,
1,o3S. Total earnings Of members
during the year, 55,379,9O2, an in.
crease over last year of SO, 6OS. 2s4.
Average yearly earnings Of members
1882 .04, IN increase over last year
of $17.91 per member.
From a report just issued by Secre-
tary Frank Morrison, of the. executive
council of the American Federation
of Labor 1t appears that during the
seven months of the current fiscal
year members Of the federal labor
and trades unions, which have no
international organization, but are az
fitted with the American Federation
Labor have received in strike
benefits, on the basis Of a week a
man, an aggregate Of $50,050.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

ises TO be the hottest number In the
way of interest and enthusiasm, ever
pulled on In the state. This will be
the time when all those d~isgruntled
politicians will have an opportunity
to get both feet in the trough and reg
lister their sQueel for Office. II rs
indeed a novel idea for a presidential
candidate to attend a state c0nven.
ton. and there is no doubt that 1t will
cause a great hurrah, and excitement
will run high, but, then, the people
will have two months to cool off and
get down to sober thinking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
Amusements
THEATRE.
Toniaht "kid Garfield"

We have secured another special
feature this week 1or our patrons en-
titled kid Garfield" which will be
shown tonight and tomorrow. This
is a unique two-reel subject portray
ing the life-story of a reformed gamb-
ler and shows him exposing the art
full trickery and dishonest methods
employed by gamblers to fleece the
unwary. This is a feature that is
we'll worthy Of that lame. Besides
this film We have two other reels Of
the very best comedy and drama OBJ
tainable and also two songs by Miss
King which completes the program.
Remember the matinee tomorrow at
$3.50.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
How Il Affected Him.

A young lawyer asked a veteran at
the bar If a lawyer ever got used to
losing cases.
II can't say, sir" responded the vet
eean. Il really can't say; but. as for
myself, I am very much in the same
6x as the man from Osceola who had
been defeated for Office. He was tell
ing me about it and. in order to acquit
himself Of the charge Of being a bad
loser. kept interfering the remark that
he was not complaining. 1t doesn't
pay to complain l said, agreeing with
him.
"'No, sir, it doesn't he exclaimed,
and I won't complain. but at the same
dme I want you to understand. sir,
that it makes me burned sick.'"-Kan-
cas- City Journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

"Hoping that you will deliver me
from this embarrassment, l salute you
from my heart. Bertani.
"P. S.-My address: Prospero Berta'
nj, via San Domenico. No. s"
Verdi happened to be more amused
than offended at the cool impertinence
Of this amateur critic. and he instruct.
ed his publisher to forward Signor Der.
tani the sum demanded minus 4 lire.
BY way Of %justifying this deduction he
wrote, 1.-THE sum Is not quite so much
40 the gentleman demands. but I think
be might have taken his supper at
home!"-Exchange. nos.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
New Corporations.

The following corporations have
been issued charters by the secretary
of state today:
Juanita State Bank, Juanita, Fost-
err county; capital stock, $1,000; in
corporators, F. A. Irish, OH. Nesbit,
Morton Page, all of Fargo.
The Tile Company, of Minot; cap
ital stock, $4,000; incorporators John
J. Bates, F. L. Householder, w. L.
Baker, all OF Minot.
United Congregational Church of
Christ, of Glenield, Foster county;
incorporators, arl Mcdaniel Albert
Mcdaniel, NJ. C. Harding, Lee Dunbar
and Edward Johnson.
Wildrose Townsite ompany, Wild.
rose, Williams county, capital stock
$4,000; inc~orpolators, o. c. Highum,
c. B. Skarie, H. G. Skarie; all Of Wild
rose.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

There was never any doubt that
the pension appropriation would be
passed. although it was delayed. No
party has the courage to keep the old
soldier out of his allowance, even If
it desired to do so.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

According to DR.. Charles W. Eliot,
the Bull Moose movement is "impuls-
i've and gushing" Now, how did DR..
Eliot discover that? He must have
been going about without his ear
muffs and with his eyes open.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

= TODAY IN HISTORY. q
80

162S-George Villiers, Duke Of
Buckingham, assassinated by John
FELTON,.
Hesitate of Franklin, afterwards
Tennessee. was formed.
1.93-FOr the third time in thirty
years the British captured Pondi.
cherry, the capital of French India.
1S13-Perry's squadron sailed from
Candusky for Put-in-Bay.
1S66-Treaty of peace between Aus
tria and Prussia signed at Prague.
1S83-Completion of the Northern Pa
ciic Railroad to the Pacific coast.
1S9S-The United States and Canad-
ian Joint High Commission met at
Quebec.
1911-President Taft addressed the
G. A. R. national encampment at
Rochester.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
Automobile Licenses.

The following automobile licenses
were issued from the office of the
secretary of state today:
8726-Mads Dahl, olumbus.
o.47-E. ]. Lander & Co., Rugby.
872S-J. c. Jensen, Westhope.
S729-L. H. Soper, Fargo.
S73O-August Beisinl. Showers.
S731-A. /. Widlund, Grand Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
The Downtroddsn Farmer.

4 city man heard that a farmer
wanted to sell q motorcar. He sym
pathized with the poor farmer and bis
family because they were forced to
part with the machine for financial
reasons, he believed, and went out to
the farm to buy II. The farmer was
not at home, but bis daughter was
there. II came out to buy your motor
car" he said. (Which oneT' asked
the girl.-Kansas City Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

The truth Is that in the matter OF
choosing between Taft and Roose-
welt, Governor Hadley was on the
fence quite a while and finally got of
on the wrong side. It Is entirely to
his credit that he has climbed back
over to the right side.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

Secretary Wilson says the high
prices will surely come down. This
might be all right II the report were
confirmed by the beef trust-however
until that time we will have to take
Uncle Jimmy's contention under ad-
visement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
49,:
= BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. =
-
Herbert M. Wilson.

Herbert NJ. Wilson, chief engineer
Of the United States Bureau of Mines,
was born in Glasgow, Scotland, Aug
ust %, 1850. At an early age he &C
companied his parents to America
and was educated at Cooper Union,
New York, and at the School of Mines
of Columbia college. For a year or
two after taking up the profession of
civil engineer he was engaged in rail-
way construction work in Mexico. In
1882 he joined the United States Geo
logical Survey as a topographer and
filled the positions of irrigation engi-
neer and geographer before he be-
came chief enineer several years ago.
Mr.. Wilson is widely known for his
lectures before colleges and engineer
ing societies on irrigation, mne fires
and rescue, swamp reclamation and
other subjects. He has been espec-
tally active in the movement to abate
the smoke nuisance in the large cit
les o fthe country.
Congratulations to:
Bishop Warren E. Gambler, of the
M. E. Church South, IS years old to-
day.
George C. Perkins, United States
senator from California, 70 years. old
today.
Sir Charles D. Rose. a Canadian
born member of the British parlia-
ment, 56 years old today.
Most Rev. l.. P. A. Langevin, R. c.
archbishop of St. Boniface, Man., 81
years old today.
Barrett Wendell, for t~hirty-one
years an instructor at Harvard, 81
yeas old today.
Samuel w. Smith, representative in
Congress of the Sixth Michigan dis
trict, go years old today.
Joseph J. Russell. representative in
Congress of the Fourteenth Missouri
district, So years old today.
It's either a deluge or a drought to
make the farmer unhappy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

But it can be said for Chairman Hill.
les that he Is not ike the man who
was too timid to claim a plenty. A
campaign manager who claimed too
little would be in disgrace.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23
Nav Ranka.

1t is reported, though not official
ly, that two new banks are to be or
ganized soon in the western part OF
the state. The first is to be at
Schafer, in Mckenzie county, and the
other at Baily, Dunn county. What
the names Of these institutions will
be is not known, ahough their or.
ganization is practically settled.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

The coal d.a.e.s, Deing public-spir-
tied citizens, greatly regret the natur-
al gas shortage; but, being public
spirited citizens, they will do all they
can to keep the people from suffering
at the usual benevolent rate per
ton,
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Just Q Jolt.
whats the matter"
~0h. nothing"

mo, no; don't tell me that. Some
thing disagreeable or di%scouraging has
happened. Your look shows It"
"Well, If you insist on knowing. !
started out this morning feeling as gay
and clipper as a boy Of twenty, but q
little while ago l met q former sweet
heart Of mine, and she told me that her
second daughter had just graduated
from high school. Say, + the wr1n-
kles around my eyes very noticeable!"
RecOrd-Herald.
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Golna to Mercer County.

Prof. r. B. Murphy, superintendent
Of the city schools OF Tower City, was
In Bismarck last night, being en- his
way to Mercer county where he will
conduct q teachers institute,
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rwo Of Kind.

Pecunious Father-So you dare to
nv you are an ideal match for my
daughter? Impecunious Youth do.
indeed, sir! Pecunious Father-Why.
you have never earned q dollar In your
life. Impecunious Youth-Neither has
sha-Philadelphia Ledger.
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Justice A. A. Bruce, Of the supreme
court, returned yesterday from Grand
Forks after his summer vacation. His
family will arrive next week. The
Judge Is the first of those who have
been away, to return.
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Contractors Busy.

Contractors Buoy.
Already contractors who have heard
Of the proposed dam to be built
across the Heart river at Mandan, are
calling at the state engineers office
40 see the plans in order that they
may figure on them. There seems to
be some confidence in the report that
the dam will be built.
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Smiles At Examiners Office.

The smile that won't come of Is
now radiating from the first big desk
In the examiners Office and spread
ing las sunshine over the surround
ings. Mrs. l.. j. lBleecker and chill
dren have returned from an extended
visit to New Rockford and other
points last evening, and now l.. J. is
In kindly mood toward all the world.
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rhurston Returns.

Bert Thurston of the land depara-
ment, returned last evening from a
trip down through the Hazelton
country and reports crops throughout
that section as the finest he ever
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Deputy Treasurer Away.

Deputy Treasurer Thos. ThOralsOn
left this morning over the north 500
for a trip to the northern part Of the
state on business.