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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
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held in the western world y Eighty
separate organizations, all Of which
aim to bring about the substitution
Of arbitration for val in the settle
ncnt Of international disputes will par
ticipate in the congress. In addition
to the delegates representing these
societies, the participants will include
numerous members of the United
States congress, governors of states,
mayors of cities, foreign diplomats
and other persons of prominence in
public affairs.
The sessions Of the congress will
begin Thursday and continue until the
end OF the week. On the day preced'
ing the opening Of the congress the
delegates will take part in elaborate
exercises attending the dedication OF
the Jefferson Memorial. This memor.
ial erected on the edge Of Forest park
at a cost of 100000, is to commemor'
ate the Louisiana Purchase, the great.
est peaceable acquisition Of territory
in the history of the world. The day
selected for the dedication will be the
10 anniversary of the signing Of the
Louisiana Purchase treaty, which Sc
cured to the United States the vast
territory extending from the west
bank of the Mississippi river to the
summit Of the Rocky Mountains.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
UP FROM ~cANNoNBALL.

Mrs. A. J. Parkins Of Cannonball
was brought to this city Monday for
treatment at the St?1Alexius hospital.
She is quite ill.ItGThe5 lady was ac'
.companied by)oMrs!rN War Solen and
daughter, Miss Lucille, also OF that
place. * Chaska Parkins, a son of the
lady2twho, was on his way home to
see his mother, stopped off here and
will remain, a2few days, at least until
his mother is better.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
HOSPITAL NOTES.

The Eismarck-Received Henry
Martin Gerber, Napoleon; Mrs. +. Da'
Wis, Draddock; John Benz, Motfet; j.
c. Anderson, Wishek. Discharged:
Mrs. G. H. Naramore, City; Mrs. John
l]echneister, Martin; Ernest Lippert,
Steele; Lizzie Bolaser, Herried, S. y.
St. Alexius-Received: Master
Robert Mann, Underwood; Mrs. John
Reindl, Lefor; Richard Moore, City;
Mrs. l.. e. Heaton, McKenzie; Mrs. A.
J. Parkins, .annonball; Mrs. lie Ber'
ger, Rosebud; Mrs. John Nevala'
Wing. Discharged: Henry Melgren,
Valley City; Joseph Hoven, Burn
stad,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
THE CLUB,

Workmen are busy on the Country
Club building which is to be located
in the northwest quarter Of the city.
The site is a splendid one, and is one
of the most commanding in the
a long stretch of the Missouri river,
the long stretch OF the Missouri river,
and the large eXpanse Of lowlands.
as well as the entire city. The build
ing will be Of large proportions, some.
thing like 50X70 and will face tho east.
west and south. 1t is surrounded by
a beautiful stretch Of land which will
be used for golf links. The surround
ings are ideal, and as time rolls
around, Bismarck will have one Of the
Tost beautiful country club properties
in the northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
c. CAeANNIS RETURNED.

C. Cabannis, WHO for several years
mas had charge OF the 'bloodhounds
in the ~renitentiary, but who resigned
a short time ago and went to Deer
Lodge, Mont, has returned and 1t is
understood that he has accepted his
old position at the pen. Mr.. Cabannis
is an expert in handling dogs on a
man chase, and his many friends are
glad to see him back.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
Police Yet to be Appointed
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
Dr.. F. r. SMyth, health officer.
Frank D. Gcrmain, street commits
sioner.
II. Il. Atkinson, city engineer.
Harry Thompson, fire chief.
George Fortune, assistant chief.
William Cleveland, custodian OF
city hall.
James Wakeman, city Weigher.
1t was proposed to pay the city
commissioners $40 PED month and the
matter was referred to the city at.
tcrney, who will report to. the next
meeting.
The question of street sprinkling
seems to be a snag, as it is hard to
determine how to collect the money
for the work. This also went over
to the next meeting and will prob
ably be disposed Of at that time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
ERECTING AN ELEVATOR.

The machinery for the large eleVat-
or in the nahr Motor company's new
garage, has arrived and is being in
stalled. 1t is a double hitch, with
5000 pound capacity, and will greatly
facilitate the handling of cars in the
garage. When completed this garage
will be M of the most complete in
the state. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
BEST In MUD.

The Tribune has received a postal
card from Mudlavia Hotel, Kramer,
Indiana, which vas at first taken to be
a lost, strayed or stolen notice but
upon closer inspection it proves to be
an announcement to the effect that
that Louis Best has arrived. II may
safely be expected to see Louie re-
turning before long all pinked up and
feeling ike a colt from the effects OF
the baths which he Is taking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
CONFER ON WOMAN AND CHILD
...r.-af LABOR nq A Tbb 2tii
ESPECIAL to the Tribune)

MERIDIAN, Miss, April q .-Dele-
gates appointed by the governors of
the southern states ASSEMBLED d in
Meridian today for the first southern
conference on Woman and Child labor.
State labor commissioners, heads Of
labor organizations and many noted
sociologists are here to address the
conference, the sessions Of which will
continue two days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
PLANS FOR THE
Peace Congress
(spec,a, to The tribune,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2S.-Advices
received by the committee in charge
of local arrangements indicate that
the fourth American Peace congress,
which is to hold, forth in St. Louis
the latter half Of this week, will be
the largest and most representative
gathering Of peace advocates ever.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
GOT n LETTER..

Clerk Of Court Fisher received a
letter Monday from Hans H. Schu.
macher, 217 Ashland Court, Memphis,
Tenn, asking for a copy of his first
citizenship papers. The letter was
addressed to. Court House, Natural
ization Department, Bismarck, N. D."
and Clerk of Court Fisher says his
record is here and Mr.. Schumacher
will get it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
BIG BUSHES SIS in EXPRESS.

Business is on the increase in Bis
marck for the Northern Express.
Agent Walton advises us that the
business has become so heavy that it
is necessary to put on another ex-
press delivery wagon. The new rig
will probably 60 on about the first OF
June. 1t is a pretty good sign for
the city when an addition Of this kind
becomes necessary, for the express
company doesn't do such things until
they are necessary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
A FARMER HERE.

Ed Easton. the bonanza farmer and
wheat raiser from Glencoe, was among
the visitors in Bismarck Monday. Mr..
Easton is delighted with the present
spring weather, and thinks the pres
ent year has fine prospects for the
farmer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
IN TOWN..

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Mclean OF Man.
dan came over Monday afternoon.
During the afternoon Mr.. Mclean at
tended to some business matters while
Mrs. Mclean visited old time friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
FOR HACKS AND LIVERY PHONE 6

FOR HACKS AND IIVEK7 o.
You can still phone NO. 6 for Hack
and Livery service. WE have the
cream of the famous A. G. Hinckley
& Co. livery stock. We have autos
for country and city trade. We will
try and give as good service in the
future as Mr.. Hinckley has in the
past. Report all inattentioni'to the
office. 49," "E& "56illn' DIS h2n
.-... BRYAN0& SON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
IN FROM eRiT1IN.

J. H. Allensworth, of Brittin, was in
the city Monday looking after bust
ness at the court house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29

Constance Collier will appear short.
ly in a new play with Ian M~aclaren
as her leading man. .
Helen Lowell has finished her tour
in THE Red Petticoat" and will spend
her vacation in Northport, l.. l.
"a Mans Friends" will go on tour
next season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
cHAS. MERRICk RETURNED.

Chas. j.. Merrick returned Saturday
from a three weeks visit to Minnea-
polls where he was looking after his
lumber business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
City News
WILL HAVE REHEARSAL.

The Bismarck Choral society will
have a rehearsal at Commercial CLUB
hall, Thursday evening, at 1:33
o'clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
DEPUTY BANK EXAMINER HERE,

Robert Beery, one OF the recently
appointed deputy bank examiners, was
among the arrivals in Bismarck Mon.
day afternoon, coming here from his
home at Mott Mr.. Beery says this
is his first trip to Bismarck since he
received his appointment, but that he
has been putting in some hard work
on the road, and is we'll pleased with
tho work. r-a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29

ton to the old Gussner block, west OF
Third street on Main street. The
foundation is in, the rough floor is
laid, and the superstructure will soon
be going up. 1t together with that
part formerly occupied by Eusch will
be occupied by the Rumely Products
company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
Jury LIST FOR
DISTRICT court
Spring Term For burleigh
County Will Convene Ia
Bismarck May 2O-lS


District court 1or burlelsh county
Will convene In TINS city May ~, ana
III accordance WIN an Order ON the
court, Clerk OF Court Fisher has drawn
lllly petit Jurymen Tor the town, a list
OF when IS puDiished herewith. II is
not known just no" many cases VIII
be up before TINS term, but 1t Is thot
mere Will De a FAIRLY heavy run. FOL
lowing IS the list OF Juryme drawn
D.. W. Frlddle
John Z. HliKeh
John Hokana
Elmer Benedlct
Henry Gill
W. Il. Hibbs
NJ. L. Moore
J, S. knauss
p. e.. Iaylor
Earl Nixon
J. j. Velure
julius Meyer
Z. i. Little &,
Hugo Solberg ..
Jacob Nemi
john ressonen
Philip Schuh
Tom Novak, Jr.
John Hooper
w. A. Slmons
Herman Ohde
Grant Palmer
II. A: Hallum
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
WILL

Ground Feed, per 100 lbs. $50. 5 1.25
Ground Feed, per ton ......... $1,000
Ground Corn, per 100 lbs. ......$ 1926
Ground Corn, per ton, ........21.0o
Baby Chick Food, per h., .........03
Chick Food, per lb. ............ .02
Ask for prices on Screenings, Crack
Cd corn, Crushed Shells, Grits and
Charcoal. 8 " .3s&.@
Home grown seed corn; Giant Fod-
der Corn; Millet Of aE kinds; Cane
and .karflir Corn. 49,.
Cheap feed for, hogs and sheep.
7fs OSCAR Fl. WILL & co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29

FOR REN1--Three nice, cool rooms,
furnished; G3l Third st. Phone 566
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29

FOR RENT-House; convenient;
good location. Phone PAIL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
New York
McConkey &Son
Where your dollar goes the
farthest.

H. rs. .. '. .."s.. E #-..sEv
Strawberries, quart boxes ....., 25c
Cucumbers, each .............. 15o
Pineapples, fresh, good size 80. Csc
Carrots, good size punches $50. 10c
No. 3 size can sliced %Pineapples. 25v
Good standard Corn, per doz. b. soc
II lbs. Granulated Sugar for $t.Oo
Our prices range right through our
stock at the same close prices. We
do not put price down on one article
and up on another, but make a close
price on everything in the store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29

SON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
THE HAPPY HOME

.b9!avi1nu yi9juIo.Na ~. 4-y,uHHi
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
GOmcOrOia STRIDE.

Die regelmGBigen @ottesOienitC
osr oeuti6 : eoangelii6en GoncorOia-
Stride, 20. nno @-StraBe, N.-@.
beginner morgen.
2eioer fam SSerr Taitor @aill q.
Wensel Seellorger Ser @emeinOc,
fronfbeitsbalber Die erlten Sonnta-
&c ni6t preoigen. @ie mir boren,
miro Yaltor 9uloel morgen am z
September, Den oeutihen@ottesoieitli
I'M If llbr leiten.
Der @bor, inter 2eitrng oes Srrn
@rof. Softer itebeno, miro 5ur Ser.
l6onerung oes @otteSoienltes oleid
bonn erlten Sonntage an mitmirfen
Die Sonmta9sidule baginnt chen.
foas mieoer uno Die @ltern iino ge.
beten, lire &inoer piinftlih Inn 9.4E
llbr ihidcn 81 nolen. Neitc S6iiler
oentih ooer engliid ipreheno, i'm
INNER miafommen uno meroen gleid
bonn Superintenoenten Serrn Oscar
@abid ben betreffenoen 2laiien su-
geteilt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
4 II d1ei1-R

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5. Str, 5miidcn q ii. s Ctr, q. SO.
s. %. Gotb, Bfarrer.
@%ottcsOicniic Sontags: ST. W1ei.
ic 7,30 mo 9.f5; Sonntagsi6ule
1000; Sodomt 1890; Eauien $50;
Gcsper unO Segen 400.
6eiertags: SI. Wfeiien GOO un6
ZOO; Sohamt 900; @esper uno Se.
gen 400.
8odentags: ST.. McIien 700 uno
500; Sui uno aliguit $50 uno
$50 llbr.
Griter 6reitaa I'M Monat: SI.
g'efe 700; Sodamt uno ausictuna
500; anbehmg mdbreno oes Cages,
0er5 . Sciu . glnoadt uuo Segen
7.30.
9eidte: Somstags bon A--s uno
$50. 9lm Gage Dor 6~cicstaaen
mo am 1. 5reitog i'm Wlouat BON
4-6 unO 70; Seoen Morqen bon
7,30 bis 500.
JHngirauen Wertln Spodlitai. aommunicn
nm Sonniaa /. W. z 30; 8rlammIuna il.
rem Dlittpph Nbeub 100.
5Iauen Scealtiat. 8ommunicn am ?. Conn
a8, r.30j Neri am 2. Senniag nm 300 ubr.
81. Name 9siu 0erriu. Apmmunion AM B.
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Senntaa 30j 8erl. ant 4. SOnntae, 300.
Mlafpsreln. Tfri. am 3. Sountag. 4.30.
ArmeuleeIsn : @srsin. 9eriammiuna am /.
Scnniag INN 4.30.
Ainetberlt Club. gsriammIuns am 1. Wop
tag I. ~, atenbs s llbr in her uniern 5duI.
bauf, 5it une Walbingtcn Ctr, y. 81.
ct Jelfpbs gifbesbunb. gtrlammeIt I'D
lsetn 2, Difnifas i'm Mpnat In esr Bsrsins.
bale. ;. uuo . CTR. y. B., abents 8 ibr.
ct Soniiaeius aranfsn : linisraibunas-
Strs'd. Bfriammtli fb iebm 2. Wtttpch
t. w, aesnee s ubL 6ds 5. unb $ cir. R.D.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

0eutider Central : &crcin i'm 81.
itrift Columbia. Martin @ie.
snuo, 9rdiioent; @olfgaug GudOG.
i9eI. /. 8i5e-@rdi glliguit Sdmiot,
2. gi5e-YrGi.; Gorl ggoIi, 3. 8i5e.
Yrdi. George Nioir, 4. Gi5e.9rGi. ;
@m. @iegmonn, 5. &i5es&rGi. @il.
itabe Bender, Sefretdr, GongreB
@eigbts; 3arl &ammel, Shobmei.
lter; Soc @ouorad, 3abuentrGeer.
@%eriammIung am 4. Dienltag /. Sc.
IN 922 Penu. aDe.
@etrrnnenberein Oes Sten Yata.
ilORs. 8eriammeIt iid oaielblt.
Sentider @aiienbnusDerein, Bra
lioent S. S. Sdnei0er. Mm. S. Wleu.
ers. Sctretdr. 1919 Srping Str. q.
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prdi. 0erlammslt lh mouatIih am 2. Ipn-
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gsiammslt ii& mcnatIi& ssmab WUti3.
0eutIdcr NriegerbMnO bcriommelt
lid ieoeu 3. Montog monatlid in
922 Benn. gIbe.. SelOwebel SoiepD
Mair, go. IA StraBe, N.-@.
9eMtid.N meritaniider SeGnitsr-
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WlitttDOd oeS MountS im Songer.
buno, 3t4 @.Str. G.-8. SAUL 9auid)
Setret1r, 34t8 @ropn Str, 3.-8.
0ermamia Club. Mittpo6s unO
Sreitags abenOs III Sbe 2oiefam,
1928 s Str. &c. 80. Sefret1r @m.
S. Mepers. 1919 SrOing Str, N.8.
GnfeL grGFs gersniisnnss : Scr
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StraBc, %. %. IcrIammelt ii6 am
2. Counting i. 90. ill @olOen Gag
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MithpOG i'm Mcnat i'm 9auls rinss rfr Mii-
9IirUr.
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fretGr II. ST. @ridipeooe, SHobmeiit.
8erl. am 1. 6reitag monatli6 in $50
Ste StraBe, q. 90.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Ger n&erein 8aoen@ belt
feline regelmGBige @onotsoeriamm.
lung am leBten 0ienstag in ieinsr
Sereinss @ale ab. Die 8eriomm-
lung, Die bon Erdiioent Dittes gelei-
let muroe, mar iebr gut beiubt. 9lu-
Der &outinegei1dfteu lag Die Heoiii-
on ser Statuten Dor; Die reniOierten
Statlten mlroen angenommen. Die
&oaeftion oes 8etrages fir Die nit
Ser @ilbelm EEL 2oge gemeinlam
n%erauitaltete @aiierfabrt 3eigte, 0oB
Oieielbe eiu GROCER grfolg gemeien
lit. @egen @noe Der 8~eriammlung
eri6ienen Die Serren Sommel mo
@qolf, Die geraoe BON YbiIaoelpbia
ongefommen iparetl, nod noa ocS
groBartigen Seites, Oos iie BORT
6atten. Sin oie Sibung
I1IoB iid bic iiblide @a6libung al,
tei Der es iebr better 5uging.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
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fret1r, 113 . StroBe, q. 80. Der.
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Nfouat IN 936 ga. gUe., u. 90.
GdnuGbilder @rnntcn : llntcritiit.
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500 S Str, u. 8. @eriammluug am
I. 0ienstag /. Va. ii gio.737 z. ctr.
@lattOiitidcr Screen. ISM. Stir.
mann, Sefretar. nobnbait in Taco.
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SeTcnOarmItGOtcr intcritltnngS.
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gto. 936 ga. glpe., u. rs.
9entidcr Neutrality-suspicious.
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nod i. @. IN 936 asa. glOc.. ". @.
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thrift $50. 40. Scfret1r obp Qlci
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%miafornmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
Geuti6es @aiicnbans.

Oos 3icnic am 2abor 9aD geItal
tete iih al einem pollen Grfolge. Gas
Saus uno Der @arten iDaren prahtiq
gelhmiidt, oas @etter mar berrlit
uno Der 9eluh lebr 3ablreih. Iutos
bolten oie @Glte bon AnacoItia ab
8eiOe SGle fonnten faiim ale Or
falien, Die eiiensfreuoig oortbin ell
ten. Die 8eamten, 0ireftoreu un(
9elegaten paren ~ooa86blig partre
ten uno ale arbeiteten an Dem Sc
linqen. Die Mtulif ipltroe BON Weit.
qlieoern Der Warine : 8apele &c
mliefert. gingeleitet murOe oas Set
o1rf einen Grill BON 80 &naben lrtO
WG0hen unter 2eitung 0es Super. IL
~tenoenten Serrn @reil. Die &nabe!l
trnqen rot : meiB : blane, Die Wtdo-
den lhpar0 : neiB : rote &appen no
Sabnen, mGbreno Die fleinen 81 ..
ben, in @eiB gefleiOet, Die oaS Drill
9eam~ beim aufmari6 leitetell, e-.lc-
rifanii6e Subnen trugen. 9ie &inoer
iangen rationale @eiien. Geroien-
ter 8eifQn lohnte Der maderenS danr.
SEER Nppi1 Denies iein oeinnebmen-
oes~ @eien, &err Sobn araft, inter-
itiibt bon Den &erren 9ittes, Gbar-
les @rigbt uno @ir5, iorgte fir hos
nNa1ie". @Aer oieies Naiiel @s mar
dhtes Bier, aud in elmer BON @alb=
ingtons belten 8rauereien gebraltt,
BON einem Ser belten 9ranmeiiter.
Sseoof oos, mas @ambrimls %eriann,
mar eS nidt mebr. Sopfen Mal3
uno anoeres @utes mar i'm 8rdu,
aber ga man obne 2icen5 nihts al
fobolartiges berfaufen bari, 70 mltB-
te man oieles 8rGu nfur5" oOer
.balb~ brauen, Inn es niht iiber 2
Nro0ent gebaltig 5lt bringen. @enn's
audi gut i6mcdte, 10 maren oae aen-
ner Ser Weinung, oas anoere @r1li
lei better. Slide uno GBiGle %ltanOen
lmter Ser 8erpaltung ser 9amen
DomSiilfsberein, oie nllf See Cream
p~prfanften. Sir iie mar es getpiB
fein SpaB, in Ser beiBen &iihe 81
bantieren ooer gum aufmarten 6er=
um3ufIiegenl g(uBeroem fonnte man
iein @elo, ben 8aiien 8llm Nitben,
aud bel einem StanO NIT u6ancD"-
Mrtifeln, BET einem uSiihponO" uno
einem SADDLE sStan0~ los peroen.
Gr mar, pie oben geiagt, Elm gan5er
GrfOlg.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
Nus Oemti6eM Vrrciucn.
eciet Ous u@oi6inston SournaI-
9euti6cr Gsntral- gsr6umO.

Der pom Gentralperbano amSonn=
tag, oen 81. ghiguit, peranitaItete
9lusfIug ua6 Seem Siper @ieip Earf
mar elm 6ebIi6lag. Srob Oes berr-
Iihen @etters par Der 9eiuh elm
nur mittelm1Biger. a1ld DAB IS -
trob oes Sonntags ~ nuf Dem Gam
pier yOl0 @lorp" CAB, 500 nidt- Sn
&iper 8iem Barf lelbit enttDldelte
fih oonn elm @icnic. @bre aber,
mem @bre gebiibrt, mo oas 1T Der
,@ermania MGmer6or", Der 5irta
30 Mann itarf Dertreten mar uno I'M,
ter Qeitlng Ieines 0irigenten 8roI.
GbriItiani 8pei Gompoiitionen oesiel-
ben: .@eit iiber's Meer" u1o
oSdmGbiihes 2ieO", uno auBeroem
,,9luf, ibr 8riioer" Dortrug. Die
onoeren bei0en @eiangpereine gtdii5-
ten ourh @bmeienbeit, unO gera0e nc
inns es, sic IN oieien 3eiten Der @rctle
got Oen Central &erbano uno Den
9ationalbuno gebrauden, leioer ober
ourd Oos aGnSli6e &eriagen ibrer
Ilnterftiibung I'M Gentralperbono me
mia 8egeiIterung fir Die @bbiilte ib-
rer ge0te weden merOeu. lin 5 llbr
perlieBen Die meilten 8elu6er pieoer
Stem Niper @ieip Yarf, Oa fir irgetO
melde @ergnii9ungen feline Torbersl-
tunaen getroffen fDaren. Die mI
SsOurnal angefiinoigte 9tsfullton
fano auf Dem 0ampfer itatt.
Oa aber oie Delegation fiir ct.
Qouis, Serr @iegono ausgenommen,
nid,t ga maren-Serr Samuel mar
in philadelphia gum Sfat : &ongreB
un0 SEER @eber perfaufte on Der
@erft Iidets- 10 unterlieB man al
Ie aritif uno pergli1 oas woblidmc-
denOe oOlo @lorD" nit Dem 8altI-
morer Bier, nelfes AUDI 81 babelt
mar, aber leioer nod @aIolin rod
8. f. Die 6lalde oes 8ertreterS NOR
iol
Der alf Dem 8lobe Dorgeiebcre
oSug Of @ar" 5milden Eromlnellten
eing ni6t Dor ii6, Ou feline Sromi-
nenten ga maren, ielbit Die 8eamten
fab man nidt. 3 mel @enm man
in 8etra9t 3iebt, oaB 20 @ereine
gum Gentralperbano geboren, oo.m
lit es pirflid Elm trauriges 3ei6en,
caB 10 wenige lid beteiligten, ee-
robe jebt, mo oas OeutI6tlim Sbul.
ter oil S6ulter lteben iolte. 2obeno
erpGbnt 3l peroen Oeroienen Die
Serren GuBler, Sobn 8eber mo
@onorad, Oie auf Der @erft Die II
diets perfauften.
Solten nod @ereine nah Stem
&iDer 8iep 8arf geben, oann ioaten
tie oarauf beiteben, BOB bort Glide
uno Stiible aufgeltelt weroen, oo-
nit menigitens Sibgelegetbeiten oo
iinO.