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gterbiibfeitss ssSerid9t.

Sulu 5anblp, SO, 624 Wpunb Str,
5ubertuloFs.
Ssnrp 2uebbin. as. ct. Jranets
Soipital, 5ubertulois.
Senrp syagens, so, Gitp SnFtrmarp.
4perEpertaltung-
So6n McDonalo, 75, Gitp SnTlrs
merp, 4oernpertoltung.
6attie SselDman, 38. GAL WsIt s.
Qlpe., Hisrenleiosn.
Warie RDtb, 80, 1882 Sit Jront
Str, Snqust in Shpebe.
Qlpelaioe Seonce, So, 81 gBe't Utc@
WiCan Ctr, WiereHlsioen.
amelia Worris. 48, Sapler Bart,
2sbsrkiosn.
Sulia Weurrap, Il, 1915 Dsit s,
4oe., 2une.nsntsinoung.
6ermann Spiltsr, 48. 1922 So9ar
Str, 2ungensnt5iinouns.
5arrp Shapiro, 20, loaf Gutter
Str, 9uberfuloie.
Sebaitian Dsderle, So. 294 Rsnnsi
Str, ShpinDIuht.
8ernarb gergr, 49, 2751 We't 6
4ps., sSnqusit in Sdtpebe.
Senrp Gbriitmann, 90. Spring
@robe uno 2uolpu 4De., Snq1tsit II
Sdnefe.
9lnorep gonnsp, so, 2 5rinitr
Court, 8ron6itis.
Robert 8latburn, %, PIP Gharlott'
Ctr, Subertuloie.
gres3sn5id 8renner, 84, 47O4 Gbge'
tpoob Mpe., 2unqsnsntaiinoung.
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,yar Sieiernng elmer 3ieienpumpe in
ben @aiierwerfen einselanien.

Iiir Die Sieferung Der Bump
maid,ine nit einer aapa5itat bon
100000 8allonen pro Saa, Die
III Den neaen Maliertperfen 2luTitel-
lung fiilben ioll. iparen eeiterlt beinl
MrbeitSoireftor lriee bier Ingehote
eiraelaufen unb Die Sollp Wnnltfoc-
turing 60, BON Der aud Die iibrigell
9unpnaifinen in Den @aiiertperfel,
ilauinlen, mahte ons nieorigIte Pin.
aebot NIT St03, 800.
Sic iibrIsen gieter paren: 8il-
linr Soo GpInpanp, g)oungstonn,
o, St40,767; getblebem Steel So.
bon Bethlehem, Qa.. $119, ,535; unb
Die glais.GbalmerS Gompanp BON
Milpautee, S11S,000,
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ner anberer 3sugsn perIdpb Ri6tsr
Stride ben 5aI IhlieBlih ouf beuts
8ormittag
0as geitrige 9odet ipies i'm uebrt1
gen fsine gale DON 8eDeutung auf ur10
Die metiten Der CUR 0erbanblung dn9ez
ieBten Jdlle tpuroen pertagt.
Ger Saa ge9en oen oe5 tbatliden
Ingriifs nuf Worgaret Cameron uns
geflagten RriputoetettID5 @eorg u.
Gornett uuroe geltern ouf Den II.
Ge5embcr atqeIeBt. Gornett bot be-
fanntlid cincr @eIhnorenenpro5eB
beantragt, melher an genanntem
Gage itattfinoen miro.
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oerne 6duier it6 ntht be3ahlteu, tpenn
iie gu mdBtgsn Yreiien permtethet
Ipiiroen. 6err S6mtoIapp fiibrte aus.
oaB er DOR einigen oabrsn. ais er
SruItee fir cine Re9eritiftung gepors
Den, ndbere SenntntB BON ben mite
r1blen Wobnungs rhGltnifen unter
Der farbigen 8eD0lterung erbalteu uuo
oarauf cine Nn3aAL Wo6nbduIer fur
Neger oebaut babe, Die er ieineu Misz
ttern gegen 800 Nn3ablung unb cine
nD6entltte W&ietbe BON $3.50 iiber
lisB. foooB Die U}tetber nah Qblauf
Don 3e6n sya6ren Gigentbiimer Der
0duIer piirben. Gr ertldrte, bab iid)
bieie 8auteu {ebr gut renttrt batten
unb pieberbolte Dann feline por nebrea
rem Wohen bel elmer dbnlihen 8eles
qen6eit qemahte GrtldrunQ, DaB cine
9tftien9eIeui6aft nit etnem 8apttul
BON $250,00O fir ben 8au Don tlei=
nen, auf QlbI6Iags3ablungen oertGufs
Itte 6GuIer Ii6 fe6r pobl renttren
ipuroe unD er ptllenS lei, einen beDeuz
tsnDen 5Geit bieier 2lttien 5u iiberneh=
men.
Stabtratbsmitglieb Mh6asl W}uGen,
Der bon Wtanor 0unt als nd6'ter
Hebner uufgerufen puroe. er3dhlte in
ihlitter Weife ietne peri0nlihsn Gr@
fQ6rungen nit Q}iet6staiernen. Gr
erblidte felbIt, pie er ieinen 3u6Orern
mttt6eiIte, in elmer Mtet6sta1erne an
Der 9ite StraBe bas Qiht Der Q8elt
uno tdufte bdnn Ipdter pieIes 0dus.
bu8 er in Elm moDernes 0aus unbaute,
bda 80 3imner enthGlt uno ge9enlpdrz
tig ppn feds 5umilten beDo6nt tDlrb.
! oSeDe Der Wohnunqen 6dt Elm etoenes
Bah unD etqene SDilette uno Die Wtte-
tier finb natiirIih gehalten. oteie Gin
rihtunqen in Iauberem 3uitano gu
/ falten. tpopon ii6 Serr Wtulen per
! I0nIi6 bon 3eit gu 3eit iiber5euss-
| 7Ferner 6aben bic 8inbsr in etnem ce=
mentirten Spf etnen SpielplaB mt
/ S6auteln uno babel 1T Die hDhite
! Wttet6e, Die eins Yartei be5ablt, $13,
mGbrenp fir eine WobnunQ Dpn 2Det
| 3immern bic Wietbe nur IS pro Wtos
nat betrGgt. 8on ben qegenDdrttgen
Wftstbern pobnen bic neiiten iiber 10
Sabre i'm 5auie uno 3tebt etnmal
nirtlth cine 9artei aus, 10 beuuftrdqt
Serr WuGen Die ibrigen 0ausbeDohs
ner oamit, i6m etnen anOersn W&tetAsr
gu beIorqen. Welh patridr6dltfhes
9erbdltnib 3tpiihen 6errn W}ullsn
uno ieinen Wlietbern beftsbt, srbellt
auh baraus, bab jeoer WtietRer bon
6errn Mtulleu gu iebem WeibnaAtsz
feit einen Surten betommt, uno
Die Erau De5 0duie5 uno ieoes 8tno
Elm Bfuno Ganbp.
! 6err W}ulIen, oefIen Qusfii6runoen
pieoerbplt 'tiirmiIhsn geifaQ entfeiz
IeIten. betonte an ShluB. buB ieiner
9lnii6t nuh Die Shulo fir ihledte
! MISUNDERSTANDING Iehr oieI am
6ausfptrtb lieqe, ser nur parduf aus
qinqe. m0eli6It pisl Selo aus fsinen
Wtet6ern hsraussu'hlaQen. ~Wenn
| bic 6auSipirthe," ihloB 6err Wtu(en,
,,ettpas menIdIiter ihr"n Miettern ge.
oeniiber pGrsn, 10 niiroe Die Wtietbs
taiernenfroqe iih apeifelsobne nett
einfdcher loien IuIIen."
! PUN Shluiie fpradben nod furs,
nah Der Innabmc Der Gtngdnqs erz
DG6nten RsIclution, Stabtanipalt
gettman unb SRI. 9lnnie 2ans.
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Spa oeportirt iucroen.

s5rau 9lgnes 0orfobib bon 9iloa-
peit, llngarn, pelhe am Ia. 9topelt-
Der i'm itd0tiid,en ooipital einem
stinbe bos 2eben gegeben bate lino
lid, nod IN Der glniialt befinoet, miro
auf geraulaiiuns Der ginlpanoe-
rungsbehoroc NIT ibrenl 9abp mad
llngarn beportirt lueroen. Die isrot
hebauptet oaf iif ibr Wann nod in
llngarn auibalt, jeood) ipater nadj<
fommen mirb, nm mir lie unb bas
aino 81 iorgpn. Der GinDanoerilnes-
beboroe fommt bic Sahe an proble-
matiih Dor, ipesbolb bic 3eportirnnI
BON Wsutter uno Sinh angeorbnet
puroe.
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Sarrp unb gpanseline 9tiebdus,
1929 Wforrs Str., &nubs.
Serbert unb Sgretta Garlon, 2319
Reaoing Rpdb, anabe.
gBiIium uRo 4nna Roeber. 2148
Goth Str, MGohen.
Sreperid uno 2llice arombtol3, 320
WcMillon Str, anabe.
George unb Sofepbine Gang. 523
9apio Str, anabe.
sSobn uno Ruth Matbslps, 9ltldnta,
Ga, WGphen.
Sell unb Mat6ilba Qtltmun, 3344
Spptane 9lpe., 9nabe.
5bpmas uno Warp 9argraDs. Mone
tana Nps., Mdohsn.
Carl uno Splpia Smitb, GoIumbio
5p., Gndbe.
Genus unb 9tnna gropn, Rspport
ap., anabe.
Bernard uno Sba Sbsar, TAB Sar,
Str, &nabe.
Ssinrih ltno Sbereia Wi!helm, 13e
WsIt Gloer Str, anabe.
sSrant uno GliIabetb Rubl, 4255
Gplsrairl Dire, Mdbtsn.
IuguIt unb 4mslia gahelier, 430C
Suarrp Noe., andbe.
Daniel uno Bertha Wlplooog, 175C
Gilmore Str., Mdbhen.
CHARLES unp 2illis Werner, 1725
5opnseno Str, anabs.
gburlcs une Nlamie Walters, 65e
Carr Str., andbs.
8eorge uno aaura 8aiIsn, 328 Sli
Der Str, anabe.
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Stabt lieiert feine streif6red,er.

Gin iebr fiibler Gnlpfong ipurbe
geitern nlebreren 0ertretern Der
Cabin Greet gonl Minina SO. poa
@eit Virginien bereitet, bic in Ser
Office bes Usnpors poriproben. Sic
crillften Glerf Goien, Der betanntlih
i'm Nebennmt SteaungsIejan 8e-
fhditigiins perif)nfit, ibnen cine gln.
3nbi glrbeiter 81 ueribaffen, aber dIs
Noien erf,lbr, oaB IN Der aobIengrube
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Western Gorlanbalk
@ancriidler Mannerdur.
Ode IL. ,rnb @ine Str.

Der 8anrii6e Mdnnerdor er0ffnet
bic Reihe Isiner Standardization
nit elmer MISUNDERSTANDING nebit
San5trGn5den, Die ON l. DECEMBER
in Der Central Surn1oIle itattfin=
pet. 5olgenoes grogramm 9eIan1t
our Durhfiihrung:
Rormans Sang &ueteH
Nn bic 6eimatb Su5o Siin9it
Sinee, ou 9DsIein, iinge q. BAL
Odmus.
Ginssl. 9prtrug 5err 5. 5offmann
guriten 4bItieo Wenqerg
SirpIsr $opl5baderbuab'n aeloorfer
GnS Sommitte, tpelhes bic 4rrons
gcments in 9dnoen bat, beite6t aus
Den t0srren 5rts SheusrIe, SabirH
!oaueslsr, sSotob Shsobulp unp War=
lin Etsinbah.
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tpIeI.) bIO,UUU, Lou pU. Uu. tCpIIlUlDH)
$39O6, 13 DO. Ginc. Street R. R. 60.
$812.5O, 26 bc. Columbus Street 81.
R. 60. $2O8O, so bp. Clifton 6eisbts
Healtp 60. $625O, 20 bp. Rational
leab 90. (prsi.) $4,000, so bp. Snlas
Pa ono Gouneil Bluffs Street Rp. g..
(pref.) $4,000, 220 DO. Ginc. 8as anb
electric SO. $4,000, 20 DO. Weitera
Union telegraph SO. $500. 45 Do.
gbicaso II. st. Weitern R. 81. (pref.)
$3.50, 120 DO. DO. (cpmmon) $500
gaar in ganf $151O.13, IL DO. Qtmss
rican Sppe 5ounbers $500, 5 bo.Mmsz
rican Boot 60. $500 uiip.
ginserei6te 6 5eitumente.
6enrb alinter permadt Der R. g..
ct. paul air6s 500 fir WtsHen uno
500 fir ben Jreif6ul : JonDs, unb
ben Reit fetnes germ0sens ieinen
5O4tern Gliaatetb unb CLARA alintsr,
bod Ion or Intteil Der Griteren bon
ieinem Neffen s. 9enrn 9ene als Sru=
itee. peripaltet lperoen, bis bas iiinglte
ibrer ainber poaidbrig seporoen 1T.
Glen MeNamara permoht ibr Ser
m0sen sleihbeitlid ibren bier ainz
bern, bsitimmt ieboh, bub oaHslbe bon
ibrem Aeitamentsrollitreder 10 Sabre
lang pertpaltet unb erit nah 9lblaui
bieier 3eit CUR 8erthsiluns gebrodt
tperbe.
Jiholas peirano oermaht iein Ser
mDsen ieiner Satin 2ouiie peiranu
auf 3ebens5sit unb mad ibrem 5oos
sleihbsitlih istnen 5tusi Sohtern.
M iifien einen Qusnsis un=
+ terbrei1en.
Die Mitglieber Der eritsn Sail
aommihion, Die 5errsn 0sp. S6ptt,
Sobn 6. Bruce, Wi6ael 0spanner
uuo Wm. 9riffitb. ipslfe, neil eine
neue aommihion ernannt purbe, ibre
ReTgnationen einreihten, srihiener
eeitern Dor bsm Common pIeos Rihz
terzaolssium, nm 8e5dbIung fir ibrs
Oienfte 5u perlanaen. Rah elmer
lGneeren Berathung tpurbe Den 5errer
| mitgetbeilt, eineu betaillirten Inspsis
iibsr ibre Shdtisteit gu unterbreiten
ebe pus 9siuh bsriidiihtigt lpsrbsr
tann.
RahlaB Sa6sn.
9abriel gurtort lit Nohlabpertpal
ter bon Wiholas 9urfurt; perIonalier
$4,000.
2ouis s. 4rata 1T Nadfabpsrpaltei
bon Marid 4rata; Bsrionalien $500
Der per50nlife Nd6ldb Der Gi3si
Is. 6erpep betrdet 1250.39; berjeni
ee bes Jroncis M. Ip:r 1861 95; Der
ienige Der garolin Sinso $1624; Der
| ienise oes Sohn Senbelbed $635.25
oerieniae Der laura 3. Stacep $4,000
| 8er hteb.nss.
| Die Slider 2luto & Serpics 60
tlagte cine JorDerune iiber $336.E
s.g.n bic 9en.pue 9reping go. Elm.
| Nuf @runb elmer perfebIten 5rons
attion in 9lftieu Der 2. Nationdlban
erlanste Sames 6. SulIipan elm Der
bttt iiber $3.50 gegen bic Matler q
unb s. 5rant i'm 9raction 9sbduos
| Die Receiperihaft, ipelhe Dor eini
gen Mtonatsn iiter bic Jirrd Gdsr
Bros, go. 321 Sft pearl Strabe, an
seoronet tpuroe, lit ssitern auf getrei
ben Der @lGubiger. bereu Gorberunget
befriebigt tporoen iinb, aufaebobsr
norben. 9ieielbe mar ebenfa0s elm
Jolge bss 3uiammenbruds Der 2. ga
tionalbdnt.
| sfusuit S. 5entsl itrenste auf9run
elmer Qttien translation cine alae
| iiber $5050 aeeen W. 6. 5utton 4
go. an.
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Gasea-Gppal.N furreft.

Gie meiiten obfiibren0en Wteosi.
men ihetnen &erItopiung 81 Der,
ihlinllnern. 8ladbur7l'5 Gascos
9topaI- EiIlen iinb pirflif forriqi.
renb. 9ebmen Sic cine iebe gtody
cine ooer 8rpei @ohen lang. Sic
neroen bann iogIeif beiler fiibleu
.uno balo furirt ieiu. t0c uuo 25e,
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Die 9(r6eher om srreif iino, 6eoeutete
er Den Serren furs into biinolg, Dag
oie itdotiihen geb6rben bon Ginciu.
natl feline Streifbreher beiorgten.
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6eloienDungen
-Tilr--
CSei6na6ts Ge(6enRe

nad Ieutihlono, CeIterreit llngaru
Ser Strpei3 etc. ms Sau5 Ser Gm.
pi1nqer abgeliefert, beiorgt prompt
uu0 billtait Dic
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
FACE CRUSHED
Il. B. Breen Badly Injured at Todd Place
Last Tuesday

H. B. Breen while drilling well
on the Todd place Tuesday after
noon was struck in the face by the
crank of the pump shattering the
upper jaw in a terrible manner
The auger had struck and while
releasing the drill the accident
occurred. Medical aid was called
Immediately and the unfortunate
man removed to the Wittenberg
hospital where his injuries were
attended to. It was thought for a
time that it was impossible to save
his life but the injured man thus
far has stood the accident we'll and
at this time hopes are expressed
for his recovery.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14

of Minnesota. It is declared that
mittee of this organization met
several days ago and indorsed Col
Roosevelt, declaring at the time
their belief in his ability to win
the nomination, and stating that
the national convention would
be controlled by the progressive
element, Notwithstanding the
number Of Federal office holders
likely to be present.
A monster mass meeting, held
in St. Paul several days ago,
showed the remarkable growth of
Roosevelt sentiment in the state
Continued on page ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
CASE WAS DISMISSED
Testimony Of State and Defense Differs IL
Case Against Geo. Wells

The affair happened about II
o clock on Tuesday, March 5, was
the consensus of the testimony of
fered by all witnesses in the as
sault and battery case Of George
Wells before Justice Field Mon
day. However, after that the tes
timony offered by the state and
defense differed widely.
Robert Slater testified that as
he was passing the Palmetto
Grill, Bessie Wells, the daugh-
ter Of the proprietor, called him
into the restaurant and as he
entered the door, the defendant
Wells, struck him and knocked
him down inflicting a wound on
his head that required several
stitches to close. Wells testified
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14

paigns for nomination., where the
candidate has been unbacked by
any political organization and de-
pending solely on the spontaneous
demand from the commonweai
of the party for the nomination OF
a man for president.
At the Tuesday meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected: S. NJ.
Hyde, president; E. G. Carney,
vice-president, and j. j. Blair Sec
retary. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, North Dakota is the
first state in the union to have a
presidential election, and
Whereas, we believe if North
Dakota makes the right selection
this preference will so influence
the rest of the country in it's
choice as to determine who will be
the Republican nominee for presi-
dent, and
Whereas, we know North Da-
kota is overwhelmingly Progress
i've and will support Progressive
candidate, which means choice
between Theodore Roosevelt and
Robert M. LaFollette, and
Whereas, we believe it to be an
absolute fact that one of these
candidates, namely Robert M. La
Toilette, is eliminated for the rea-
son that he stands no show to get
the nomination,
BE it Therefore Resolved that
Continued on page ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
CERTIFICATES GRANTED
Returns Received by Superintendent 1atem
on February Examination

The following teachers we're
granted certificates at the examina-
tion held February 8-9, returns
having been received Friday by
Superintendent Tatem.
Second grade certificates: Maud
NJ. Anderson, Hartie A. Weintz,
Ernestine Crosse, Marguerite
Crosse, Ida NJ. Kerr, Florence
Taylor, Mildred Trumbo, M.
Elizabeth Butler.
First grade certificates: Mary
Fitzgerald, Hilda Hayden and B.
E. Johnson. Twenty took the ex.
animation in this class.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
Nomination and Election of Theodore Roosevelt President
To Be Furthered By Every Honorable Means
LEADING REPUBLICANS GIVE ENDORSEMENT
Wave Of Roosevelt Sentiment Sweeping the Country as
Shown by Primaries Polls and Straw Votes Taken

At a meeting comprised of the
leading republicans Of the city
held Tuesday the candidacy OF
Theodore Roosevelt for the presi-
dental nomination on the repub|i-
can ticket was enthusiastically en-
dorsed and the organization of the
Roosevelt club, pledged to use ev-
cry honorable means to further
his candidacy for nomination and
to work untireingly for his elec-
tion.
The wave of Roosevelt senti-
ment that has swept the country
from coast to coast in the past
three weeks, has shown beyond
doubt that the ex-president is the
choice of nine-tentlis of his party
and is the one candidate on which
republicans can get together on
and win in the coming election.
The poll taken in Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Montana, Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri,
Illinois, Ohio, and in other middle
western and eastern states shows
the setting of the tide so strongly
towards Roosevelt that every vest
age of opposition is being swept
away even in the strongholds of
other candidates. The train of
the Roosevelt speakers throughout
the country has been followed by
the assemblage of unprecedented
crowds in the history of cam
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
BIG ROOSEVELT
GAINS THIS WEEK
EVERY STATE WHERE TESTS HAVE BEEN
MADE SHOWS INCREASING SENTI-
MENT FOR EX-PRESlDENT

Washington, March 4.-Devel
opments in the field Of politics
have come thick and fast in the
last week, and every day has
shown a decided growth in the
sentim ent for the nomination and
election Of Col. Roosevelt.
From every section assurances
have been sent to the Roosevelt
headquarters in Washington, re-
iterating the strength of Col.
Roosevelt. In the very states
where Mr.. Taft s managers have
made their strongest claims, 1t
has been demonstrated that the
undercurrent of Roosevelt senti-
ment is fast proving too strong
to be coped with by the admins
tration.
In Pennsylvania the chances
of Col. Roosevelt for getting a
goodly portion of the delegates
have increased ten-fold in the
last four or five days. Polls
taken in Philadelphia and in prac
tically every county in the state
give Col. Roosevelt nearly three
times as many votes as polled
by Taft. Roosevelt candidates
for delegates are declaring them
selves almost daily, and the SEN
timent expressed by the county
papers shows the former presi-
dent to rule strong favorite
over Mr.. Taft.
The progressive republicans in
Colorado have gotten together
and formed an organization which
includes thousands of votes thru
out the state. The executive COM
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
LAST TOPIC SERMON
Rev. RunnaIIs Will Make Final Talk
Next Sunday Evening

"Why l became churchman-
why | remain churchman."
The Curate will preach at the
vesper service in St. Peters church
on Sunday next at 7:30 p. m. His
subject will be 'Why l became a
churchman--why / remain a
churchman.'' This will be the last
Topical Sermon" that the Curate
will preach in this present charge,
he will devote the remaining Sun
days to those church teachings
which are appointed for each Sun
day, according to the church
calendar.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF CITY WILL unity
Steps BEING TAKEN TO CONSOLIDATE
UNDER name OF NORWEGIAN
AMERICAN LUTHERAN

There has been a movement OH
foot for some time among the
Lutheran churches of this city to
consolidate the three into one or
ganization. There have been
several meetings and after much
careful planning and celebrating
the organization is now about
completed. 1t will be known as
the Norwegian American Luthera1s
church and arrangements will be
made for two sermons every Sun.
day, one to be given in the Eng
lish language and one in the Nor
wegian. Both languages will be
used in every connection with the
church work so no one needs to be
barred on account of inability to
understand either language. Also
petty differences that have been
the cause of dividing the churches,
into the various branches will be
laid aside and while the organiza-
tion is independent of any of
tn ese sub divisions it adhers strict
ly to the Lutheran doctrines and
teachings, the object of the union,
being the building up of one good
congregation.
The building on First Avenue
West formerly known as the
United church has been given
over and will be the home of the
A pastor will be
called who can give his whole time
to the city congregation. A consti-
tuition and bylaws have been
adopted and the following officers
elected:
A. N. Eidsness, P. C. Hamre
J. .. Halverson, trustees.
NJ: A. Aaen, secretary, and T.
}. Hougen, treasurer. T. ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
In Open Letter Judge Ben Lindsay Says Roosevelt Never
Advised LaFollette To Become Candidate
MASSACHUSETTS PREFERENTIAL PRIMARIES
Bay State Legislature Passes Bill Authorizing Preferential
Choice as Demanded by Roosevelt illinois Follows

senate today, in concurrence with
the house. Unless some unexpected
change in sentiment develops it is
expected that the bill will be laid
before Governor Foss for approval
this week.
The bill abolishes conventions
for the selection of delegates to
national conventions and the
thirty-six Massachusetts delegates
will 90 to Chicago and Baltimore
knowing the preference of the
voters as to presidential and vice
presidential candidates.
The senate last week passed a
bill limiting the preferential fea
lures of primaries to district dele
gates, but the house amended the
bill so as to include delegates at
large. Today the senate accepted
the house amendment.
Under the provisions of the bill
all parties will hold primaries on
April 30.
Democrats in the legislature ex-
pect Governor Foss to sign the
bill.
Chicago, March 12.-Arrange-
ments having been made to hold
presidential preference primaries
in Cook, Rock Island and Winnie
bago counties, members of the
Roosevelt national committee to-
day started a campaign to have
such primaries held in all counties
in Illinois.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14

The following telegram from
Ben B, Lindsay, the famous
juvenile court Judge of Denver,
proves that the stories circulated
by LaFol}ette leaders of Roosevelt
having double-crossed LaFollette
are untrue:
II know personally all the facts
concerning Colonel Roosevelt's
attitude from the beginning. He
never advised Senator LaFollette
to become candidate. He has
acted with the most scrupulous
honor toward Senator LaFollette
and his friends. Cononel Roosevelt
consented to become a candidate
only when it had become evident
beyond the possibility of doubt
that he was the only progressive
who could by any possibility be
nominated. Opposition to Colonel
Roosevelt in North Dakota will
encourage only the standpatters.
l yield to no one in my personal
administration for LaFollette but
the Taft managers at this time will
count vote for LoFollette as
vote for Taft. All progressives
should vote for Roosevelt"
Ben. B. Lindsay.
Boston, March 12.-Presidential
preferential primaries on April 80
to select all delegates to the COM
ing national political conventions
are practically assured by the
passage of a primary bill in the
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
ROOSEVELT MEETING GATES OPERA
HOUSE FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH Is

H. J Allen who is touring the state in the interest Of Theu
dore Roosevelt and who will speak Wiston Friday night
March 5 of the greatest public characters of Kansas
He the original progressive Of that and
tona prominence when he managed the campaign that elected
Senator Brsow the He is editor of the Wichita
Beacon and his editorial bancy has made that paper the
greatest in circulation in the He an orator with
pleasing personality, flow of we'll chosen words and logic
that clear and convincing His addresses produce hap
py mngng a laughter and tears AS humorist he bub
bling Mark Twain and he has been compared
Blaine.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-03-14
Millinery Opening

Miss G. NJ. Taylor will have her
Easter opening of exclusive Frer ch
and imported models of spring
millinery at her millinery parlors
Friday and Saturday March 20
and 30. All are invited to visit
the store at this time and look over
the very latest in this seasons hats.