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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-18

FOR 8ALE-By owner, 3 modern
new house, In four blocks Of the p.
O. Terms to suit. Address, r. o.
Box 161, Bismarck. n. ID.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-18
NOTICE 10. cREDIToRs.

DELL. IS. 25; Id
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
NOu. SaiNmO.
GinwnnSermgs 9ia.
En9 Nonierens &omite gcht lchr ID
itemotiidl ii @crie.

Tic Stouferer5 iiber 0ie Gimrun0e.
ruigsbia bat Urea Nnfanp gcnonl-
men. Mnn geht babel iebr lalaioai
tno initenlotiih SIT @erfc. gui
Natraa Nco Scaatots Cilmqbari
mltroe 3uuGdit 0ic BON 6anie gcitri'
dlcNe Seuatsbil pofgonommetL nm
oercn &erleim9 paraqrapbenmciic
be0onncli. Senaior 0illinahan be-
merftc. 90 ons @aus Die Neittmmui
gen Der Scnatsbia iiberHaupt gar
uid)t iii gr0rterm9 gcioaen lei Is
mobl bon Nerf. 5iu0Ait oicie 3i per
(eien uu0 lie 81 erlautern. Gas &C.
lgbat. Non lbs suerit iiini Grind
iciten mo Die Senatoreu Sooqc 1m0
1iaiugbam liefcrtea ibrc Aommen
tar SIT Oem @elcicneu. 9nrnctt un0
Die linn 5iQelclten Saus &onicrcns
ten batteu meni0 0abci at iagen. 6ie
uuO ia mlr0e cine Sragc acitelt
oos mar AaeS. Burnett miro Die &c
iailmte Senats6ia nod) uie Dor be-
tdmaien ga er uidte mciter ais Oeu
in lelner Sibltitltsbill cnthaltenea
9ilounasteit Mrcbloiien mia. 9iads
Dem Die aali5c @iu IA Der %beaoahen.H
Mcile aurd1gcnonmler iein Miro
oiirfte 5utane tretet oitf ueldle 81
itimmnqen Der Scnatsbia so0ae il.
0iainabnm 0as qroBte @cmiht Ic-
gen. Sic merOcn mltniaBNGe Nn
trii9e ltelleu. Die Geitinumun0cn Der
@allsbia on5ufiacl @enn 0aS ae
iac0e, 10 miiBtc g in Der Sornl BOZ
Ilncn0emeHts 5lt Dem lest in Arait
hefinOlihei gimuonoeulnasaelps Ae.
maht mer0eil. Senator Gilinohn.t
idien Don Der Sisina ichr eeflicrilt
81 iein peil. Die cr iaate non Sci
ten~s er sat- SouierenteA 0lrhQNs
feline Gppoiition ergniiBcu iei li0H
Iidlerneiie MAG eS ipaterllin nidt
gans 10 alatt abgeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
sdluci5.
enftflOttc fir eduueis.

81 ben 9ldttcrn Der Shmei5 er-
Iheint Elm glnfrut IN Dem an Die Sc
polferunlq oes gult0eS Der Nppea &C.
rid5tet miro, cine Observation-Disclosures
sur SGafiitng eiucr9uftflotte 81 per-
.anitolten.
Ger 9(nfruf legt oar, oaB ole
Shmci5 nibt mtdtig 5uiebcn oiirfe,
mic Die 2uitflottcn anoercr Wt1dte
lid nit MieienidritteH perpoa-
fommlcn mo oriicft Die @offnung
aus, Dab, mie in anoeren 2dnOern
10 audi bier Sic 8epolferllig bereit-
miaig gum @oblc oes @nterlauoes
ibre 8eitr1ge ipenOen iper0e.
llnterSeiHnet lit Der S(lifrltf BON
8unOesr1tcn oem @eneralItabsd|ef
Der iApci5eriiden Nrmee, 9ifi5icren
uno Bolitifern.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
stnrm nnO aGltc.

COS N|n9cloa, 8. 5on- In.
teritiibt outrh cine Nbnatnne Scr arc.
zen &dltc Der por6sraeben0en 3uei
Sagc worcn Bic lett acitern qcnaad
ten YnltrcnAllil9en, oen aolillidcn
Huiil Ser OrronNeu. mo G~itrnneu.
Saline olIrd Gutipidlnmg pon 6audl
ob8umcnNcn 10 uoA Grfulg g%cfront.
Dab nadD Der 9lliidt bon Grpcrten Die
oolle &dlite Der 6riIhtc, ocren gSert
ouf $4,000 900 neronldIngt miro.
in nI%arftf1bigeni ,3ilitanoe iii. 81
San Yernar0ino Gountn bobell, mic
beriAtet miro. pielc Saline feinen
Sha0en gellommcls mo Die 0ron.
gcn5iihter betradtcn eS ais Elm @lild
oaB nift pl0blides Gaupetter cinqe.
treten lit. SnfolQe Der Sdj1oiglma
Der @rnte llm etiDa 80 Yro5cnt per.
Den bic Gilenbnbncit cincn &erlitit
oil 6radtgepiibrcn bon uiincfd1r S.,
100000 erleioen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
a0itIid idmcdt, uno gut befOmmt.
nMnnid" unO .0iomono~.
Sin Mattel.
i'm Goth. Century Sale.

@aiiantcu ali Der Sii0icite ser
&%enHiplpanio 9lue, muroen iiiualt6in
%iitereiiicrt mo in eemiiicnn Siune
perpirrt ourdl Ole Grideimng elmer
ouBerorocntlid biibihpn mo ge
ihmadpoIl acfleiocten iimaen Come
i'm Sdauicnitcr ocs vSwcnticth Cen
tllrp Goics, meld)e oui einem Rr1ieu.
tlerbrctt ocrlodelioc 6riid)tc oarbietet.
gSenm man udber binliebt. inject
man. CAB oielc 3nme cine lcbensac-
treie tiinitlid)c @nppe lit.
Sllid] i'm Snncrn ocS Cafes iinoet
man geiiig llcberroihumgeu.
Die YiItcrnGbl5cit III SOC iadt To-
res aleidleu. uno Die Boo Glen nnO
25c SuudeS t6nicn nidt ii%bcrtrofien
meroen.
Gie aiide lit por5iigIi1 uno Oic ge.
oienumg boflid mo 3uuorfomneno
I'M 20t0.
GcntMrB SAFE,
CPS &ReaAipluania NDs. 81
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
MOn jcMIcitS
NcS GScums
2enti6IanO.
Ger nMcnc @lannD 7.

Die aemelOctc Mo6l Oes 9Sahiol
ocrs fiiu Den pc%ritor6sneu Staat
ieeyetar Ocs Ncilbcrn BON &ioerlei
Ssocdter biloct oos GaacSa2iprddl.
IS lit bcfalnt gcfporocn, OaB SEER
Don S,aqoD, ser 9otihoitcr III 9fonf
mcldler pom &dilcr ali 0le SpiBc oca
NllSipdttiqcn Nultes bcrllfca ipor0cn
lit, nlr s00cruo onacnonmel bet
Nnfanqs bate II OaS ihnl allactraae
nc STINT aus gciunobeitlidcn NildllGl
zen oboelebnt. Nus oleid)cm @ral
DC 1attc ser llnteritoatslcffetd I'M
9h1Sm1rtigen Glmt, Wirfl. @cb. Se
~qationsrat 3immcrmann es abge
lc6llt, zen inn angcbotclicn Eolten 3ll
iibernebmen.
S6lieBliH iagte Serr bon Sagom
Ill, nadoem f0rmlid @ohonIf aili
i'm ausgeiibt poroen mar. Ga Serr
Zimmerman i'm Ant perblei6t, -
lit Die @emGbr oa, DAB er nit leilter
ariinoliben &enntnis Der &~crboltlul
5c Dem ncucnS todtsiefretdr cine nelte
Stiibc iein miro.
Der nelle Staatsiefretdr nes Nel-
Icrll @iintber Wottlieb b. Sa9olD lteDt
i'm 49. Qcbcnsio6r. Gr lit 81 9erlin
am %. cSlrni 1863 ais Sobn oc9 Orb
idaermeilterS a. 9. D. SagOm gcbo-
rcli, Bat in Bonn IttOiert, lit BORT bel
ser n@oruiiin~, Dem 9orpS, Dem alldl
scr oeutid)e &aiier mo Der Heihs
fansler b. @ctbmam=@ollpe9 ange
b0ren, aftip gciucielL unO 1T 9ber
lertnant Der 9feielpc bel Den Static
uofper 3ietbere6 ufarelt, Dem @uia=
rensRgt. 10. 3. Hont, mo 5ers
b. S,aqom SltteBf als 0entihcr BOT
Idlofter mirftc, bat CT ben groBten
gcil iciner 0iplonatiiAen 9ienlt5el1
piacbradt mo BORT bat er altd ieinc
9anf6abn ais 9lttaAe DER Oeutlban
9otlAdft I'M Sabre 1895 %bcgonnen.
,stn nGdIten Sobr murOe er an bic
prerBfide NelunOtI1aft in VtiIildiell
uerlebt, 1897 mnr0e cr Sefretdr Der
prenBiIden @eianotidaft inSanlbitrg
unO bon BORT febrte er ais 5ipeiter
@otihaftsiefretdr wicoer nod &om
5ariid. 9QS 2egationsrat wiiroc er
1900 @eimotihaftsiefrctdr i'm @aag
uno 1901 erftcr 9otldaftsiefretdr
wicoer in &om. SIM Sabre 1907
muroc CIR ais @eianoter benin @roB.
6er3oo pom 2urembirg be9laus
biet. Gr lit neridieoene Wfale I'M
N(lSpGrtigen g(mtc in Berlin totig
Qetueicn. Slis iolber Sdtigfeit fam
CT alId i'm I1ai 1909 ais Na1folqer
hes @rofen Monts. gum uierten Wfol,
mo 5ipor ols 9otihafter, nod Gom.
Serr b. Ssaoom lit. e6cnio mic fem
%org1nger I'M N[mt oeS Staotslefre'
t1ra, SSiungqeiclle.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
@icOcrcimH6rnna Der aahtimc.

aricasiefretar Stimion mo cine
Nn3abl Gifi5ierc Der @%rnocaarnlec
pom bobem 9iaud, oaruuter DER Stob.
DEF Generalization Mooo mo Wcac,
r%ulmmOar5t Snmuep. erihicuen por
Dem 9aisfomitc fir 9lrntec glllae.
legenbeitem lmI Die 9urtbulOtide
Sill iibcr @icoerciniiihrlua sci
Irlnee Anntine iii bcfiiuporten
Inter anoercn bon ocnt Npmitc n
pernebmcnoen Ecrioncn miro iid-
6rau ". O.. 9lubnnf bciinoen. mel.
dc an Der Spibe Der pon Troitcn bon
Nrmee Cfiisiere aemohtcu Nm.
ltrcnalnacn 5nr MISUNDERSTANDING
Der aantine aeilanoen bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
G6riitim tunOcrs @eiufeasr.

Is aibt mobrimcinlId) rcdlt Ipcnig
2eutc, sic iid eiucu ridtigen gegriif
MAIDEN ii6pr Die @roBe uno moOerne
Gmridtuna Der Seller mo Snaer-
fGunlc 0cS altetabliertcn @ciu- mo
Spiritnoieu @eihdits BON Gbrilti-
al 1onOer, 9O7 7ie Strobe 0.-@.
Siinait botteu mir @elceenbeit, Die
moOerne ,snitaaation in @eQleitiung
zines @%einfeuuers BON Californian,
auf G%iulaoluig 0eS iebigeu Chefs oeS
@ouics. @crrn SenrD 9onOer, 81 be-
iidtiqea, mo es ireut inns, Die Be
merfunaeu mieres 6reunoes iiber
Die Ginridtlmq bier 81 per5eiduen.
GaS Gcrfaufsloful I'M Harterre OeS
@eb1uoes entbdlt Goutor mo SlnidJ.
clr9iount. Ionic cine An5nhl reid
per5ierter I0iler fir Den Aleinper-
fuli. Aqc @einc mto Spirituoien
limo IN aeihmadpoller @eile III Ian.
gen &eiben. nod Gualit1t uHo Yrci-
len georOnet. in 5loiden mo bdlben
fSloideu auiaefiibrt, mo Oieie Nus-
itattlmg allein mod)t oiciem @eiddit
idon oac Gbrc. 9tahoem man ie-
ood sic SoOerrdume i'm Nubnu in
sfllgenideiu gcrommcn Bat, fommt
man atT Oeii WeOonfcn, 0as oos Der
foufslofnl mfr Sim 0tilitcrrnum be-
lfimmt NOR. Sine oerarti0e Nllsmabl
BON @eincn mo 9iQuorcn, BON alien
Jcilen Der @elt. pie mir lie in ben
Aetlerr1nncn fuil0en. bGtten mir
uid1t crpurtct. Moth. mo WeiBtpei-
he in GriaiualfdiierfL BON alien @e-
qcnoen Der N%ereiuigten Stoaten iin0
bier altf Eager California. @irais
mia. G6io, Niiiiouri nuO Ncm gort
iino bier pertretem tie laaern in Sal
fern mo Griaiialfiitcn IN einem ipe.
5icllen Ralme iiir ciubcimiihc @ei,
nc beitimmt. sSii eilem 5meiten ael-
Ter iiuocn mir Elm groBcS AIiorti-
mrtft uou irnrsaiild)eu giralmoeF-
mo @or0cmar Veinen rn0 @bonns
pnglter. oeutid)en 4Deili mo Mfoiel
@einel, iponiidcn Nioios mo 3e-
res mo Bort mo Gnp Mcincn.
Gic III laigcu Neiben gcipeiher-
tel aiiien pcr5eidncu cine Cite be.
riibnIter @ein6dnier Gilropns. mir
iin0cn; Gruie mlO SilS, Miarceou 4.
Golpet, u. @houames. Nosbamer
Se'on, 9iegnier, %a%lfeuberg. 0ein-
hnrO mo So Arotc. Mbcin6erg mo
So, Seilt mo @rii1, unO ..
5turnL ale iron5oiiidcn, Oeutideu
mo oncrifaniid)cn GbompnBncrmnr-
ZEN. idmmtIidc SiQuore. Gognncs ii.
NhiSfies.
Guun fomat mic0er cil ipe}ieller
Suaerroum iiir importiertc Cherries.
lnir in Original @cbiuOel, mo mel.
itclis BON nelt Gomonen BON @eoro
Gpmeeq in tere5. Man aloubt iid
III ben beriibmten @ooe0nS oieies icit
1880 ~beltcbcnoen Nnltlcs at befin-
OerL io 0rob lit Der &orrot Der bier
lic0en0en ipnmiidlen Mcine.
Gin anocrer ipe5icllcr Sagerraum
ebicnt fiir MbisfieS mo glbfiiIlen oui
6loidci, @tianettieren II. &erien0en.
NacS ouiS Mooernltc eilrnerihtet-
Gic acllercien iino por5iiglih benti-
Iiert, uno icOcr Soacrrnum hat cine
beitimmte Senpcratilr.
Is iii bier ollcs 1rinfbarc SIT fin.
oelt, ooS ocs Mcuihen 0crs crfreut,
mo ocr9einh Oieicr9oocgas bat ms
cine qroBc 6renoe bercitet. Die Ourd)
Die liebcnsniirOige 6iibriulg uniereS
6rcuuOcs }onoer ouBeroroentIid err
bobt marc.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
lSndctnnit Sennnnnrll
&oridrift iiber Die 6ranfiertaa iol
der onrdl Den General Noitmcatcr
erl0llen.

@enerolpoitmeiiter @itdleod bat
entidicoeil, Dab fir Den &erianOt pon
Yodeten onrd) Die &adetpoit nod 0eia
Nuslano Ionohl gcm0Gnlicbe sSrei
marfen mic olId bic b%cion0ercn IA
detpoitmorfcn aebroltht nerocn fon,
nell. ieood beitimmt mas @eie6, 0alI
9etpobnlidlc 6reimorfcn nidlt lin oeiI
Gerianot bon &afeten iuaerbolb Ser
Ser. Stdotcn lclblt 0abroudlt mcyOclt
'f6nnen. Die @oltnleilter iin0 andl Der
it1nOigt morOen DaB4ofctc, Die oltrdl
Die internotionole Yaefctpoll nod Dem
Slllslon0 perionOt meroen, ni6t mic
cilibeimiidc Eoltpddcte periihert
mcrocn fonnen, ober 0nB lie. ME bis
Der. regiitriert mcl0en tornen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Gaiicr 6ci GclSmnridanS SciictNus

Die gciicBnu9 Ocs DOR Cinigen 8as
qcl inioloe ciuer @hitrergiftltng per
itorbcucn @eneralieloutorihoIis @ra.
fen b. Shlieffcn bat nit 0soBem mi
litdriidcnt @cprongc ltatt9eiunoen.
Ole 9citattllng crfolgtc auf oenl
9erliner ssluolioenfirdbof. aaifer
@ilbelm ertpieS Dem pcrOientcn9eers
fiibrer pcri5itlid Sic iebten Gbren.
Die @cncralit1t rmO Der @eucralitab
aobcn Der 9eihe Oas lebtc @eleit
&aiier 6ral5 Soicf botte sen @enes
rol D. &ap. AnOolf Sitter D. 9rloer-
manu- ol9 icincn parioulihen Ser
trctcr entiauOt; bic Oentiden 9inl-
Oesfiiriten marcn Olrd Rrin5cn oocr
@cncrole pcrtrcten. 9llld Der Heids-
fan5lcr u.@ctgmam Solmcg mo bic
Miniiicr uo6ntcn ser Srauer5ercmo-
ME Sci, bic nit 0eru glbicuern Don
Saluen iiber ser @ruit sum Ab
id)(uB fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11

Ser amcrifnucr ueradjtei
feline Natioaalitat, Oaacoeu obcr mi.
uoQem GedJt ioIdlc Die iid} i6rcr ga.
tionolitat idanlen nuO OieieI6e ucr.
lcu9nelt. @er in cinem mlerifaui-
idcn @cibdit irei mo oiien crfldrt,
0nB or mli @ritnO ciner sln5cige I'M
u@ai6iugton Sonrnal~ fonmlt, ida.
oiat Soolrrd) f%eineSweas iein slnies
ben leiitet nber ser 8eituu1 einen
pniAasbqren 2iebesOiealt.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
4raiOcmt Gait ais santa Clans.
DaS Gbriltfeit miro nahtrdglih i'm
@eiRen Sons amefciert.

Gas GbriItfeIt miro uadtraqlid i'm
@eiBen Sous gefciert.
eSll Dem acknowledgements oes
,3ngs, mclfen &r6lioent Gait uno
@egleitlung ali Der Hiidfobrt bon
%anartn nod 8nlbington bcnilbtc,
bcfanO iid) cine @tenge @eibuad]tS-
gdlhenfe. 0err Sat mo 6rau bn-
ben nod Anfumft nj @aibngton
0as Gbriitfeit nadtrdglid gefeiert.
nobel Der Nrdiioent Den Santa Clans
ipielte. sn ct slllguitinc, in Der
1ltelten Staot Der Ser. Staaten, bat
Hrdiioent Gait fur5en 6ait gemadt
in0 0cn uSngellborn~ bcilht. Sberit
@octbals, Ser Gbcf Sagenielr oes
Eonamofnnols. nnO SSran @oct6alS.
melde Den Yf0iioenten auf Der 6obrt
na6 @aibington begleiteten. meroen
mebrcre Gage I'M @eiBeu Sous 81
Sat iein.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
@affcncrfOls Der @ricden.

Die grie6iide Slrtiacrie Bat Sic
tilrfiidcn Yattcrien allf Ocn Nnb0ben
ilber gi5ani. Dem GdliiKel Ser oht
Meilen noroIid liegeuoen IeitlinQ
Sonina niIBer Nftion gclcB. Die Cir.
ten mnrocu pertriebcn mo cinc groBc
Nn5abl ~geiangen aeIlomnen.
9ie @riehen bradteu aud ole
linfS BON Sort ct. Nifolaiis mIfac.
ileaten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gam
Sbmeigen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Gerbien %obferluiQia.

Die ierbiibe 9ieaieruna bat ocn
gntlhIuB gefaBt, iid pom AOriati
if)en Mecr 3rriid5u3ieben, mo Dies
miro III alien areiien ais ~bpnlerfcns
iUcrtcr Sdritt I'M Sinne Ocs 1rie-
oens auigefnBt.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Sprrniamgcr AntOn GhOtt pom Sol
%ab6ermfen.

9liis Strttgort fomnt Die Nadl
riht pom 6inihcioen Oes IN slmeri-
ia moblbetanntcn Gpernidngers Pin
ton Sdott Oes 6cnors Der Erippe,
Die inter Der 2eitlulg BON Scopolo
9amroid) int SATIRE 1884 Dem 9seu
Yorfer @u6lifinn 5ltnI eriten Wlale
Sic Sh0nbeit nom @agner 9pcrll.
multi efidjloiien bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
oOerit ucrarciit i'd an S%Onrnaliiten

Ser Gommanoelir oes %. bopri-
lhen ssnfanteri c-9fegimeuts in 3pei-
briiden, 0berit emil Scuigit, bat olif
.offcner StraBe Den Sonrnaliiteu Cots
gcobrTeigt.
9os Hefolitrc miro nod Elm &c
rihtlihcs NaAlpiel bobsn, 90 aloac
hereitS cingereidt it,
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Mcmcr 2ampfcr.

Die u&amburg amerifa Sinie"
hat Die Nbiidt. Die i'm 6riibiobr ltatt=
finOenoc Snngfernreiie Oes nellcn
MicIen Hrabtoampfcrs sSmpero-
tor all eincm gldnsenoen Grcignis
Ill qcltalteu. @eneraloireftor gllb.
@aain bat jcbt Idon bic berporra
oeiloitcn Gertrcter pom 6anoel nno
0etuerbe, &unIt mo @iIienihait, Die
Spiben Ser &~erfe6rs- mo Gerpol
tuigsbebor0en, nid)t mir oeS Gclit=
Iden Mcids, lonoeru aild) OcItcr-
reid llngorns, gnglanos mo 9el-
giens, ais @1ite Ser o0apag" sur
Gei(nobme an Der 6obrt no1 gfcm
yorf mo sur Niidreiie eingelaoen.
Der z. Wfai lit fir Den Antritt Der
Sunqfernfabrt feitgeiebt.
Slide uno Seller merOen oas Sb-
riae beitragpn. Den @dlten oen 9luf-
entbolt ouf Dem nSSSmperator" 81 per-
lhonern. Die Better 0ieier beiOen,
fiir OaS .fhmimmenoe Sotel" redt
mihtigen Mbteilungen baben 0enNuf=
trag erbaIten. Die bciten Seferbiiicn
uno Die ~crleieniten Stoffe ans al
len 21nocrn 81 liefcrn.
@srbcr fir 6remOcnlesiOm Oerbaftet.
Sn Meb Iiuo Oie @erbungeu fir
oie 6remoenleeion neuerDings iebr
flott 6etrieben moroen. Snfolge Del
len baben iiA Die &egiermgSbebor.
ben gum ginidreiten ueranlaBt gcic-
ben.
Socben lnio finn 6ran5olen per.
6aftet woroen. melden Oemnddlt me-
gen ibrer agitotoriiden Tdtigfeit Der
4ro3eB gemaht psroen ioa-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
GEN e RAJ.

The cry for help, from the raging
torrents of water that swept through
out Ohio. leaving in its path death and
desolation, has given way to a cry fol
bread.
With communication being slowly
restored, rumors are rife Of loss of
life, but there are only four known
deaths in GAINESVILLE. Ohio. as a result
Of the flood.
Mrs. Mabel Clarkson, wife of tho
Rev. Nestor X. Clarkson of Chicago.
who eloped with Owen D. Conn, San
Francisco burglar, has gone to Wis
Consin for a rest
Secretary of State William I.
Bryan, at the annual banquet of the
Chamber of Commerce Of Trenton, N.
j., delivered an address on the sub
ject of the signs of the Times"
report was received at Los An
geles that United States mail from
Los Angeles had been taken across
the International line at Nogales,
Ariz., and rifled by Mexican rebels.
Plans for comprehensive drainage
system for the. country which would
prevent floods and make impossible a
recurrence of the recent disaster in
Ohio and Indiana will be considered
at the national drainage congress in
st. Louis. April 10.
Harry ]. Klotz. the city clerk in.
jured recently by the explosion of a
bomb which he was building, con
tossed on his death bed at New York
according to the police, that he had
constructed and mailed the two bombs
which resulted in the death of Grace
Taylor last year and Mrs. Madeline
Herrera few months ago, also the
bomb which exploded in the library
of Judge Otto Rosalsky. A few min.
utes later Klotz died.
Former President Taft, who has
been at his winter cottage at Augusta
Ca, since March 5, left for New Ha.
ven Conn.,, where he will take up his
duties as professor of law at Yale mi.
versity. With him were Mrs. Taft
and Charles Taft.
DR.. F. F. Friedman, with surgeons
Of the United States marine hospital
and public health service in New
York, has selected 100 patients in ad.
vanced stages of consumption at the
Steon hospital for inoculation With
his turtle serum.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
FOREIGN.

J. Pierpont Morgan, the noted
American financier. died In Rome on
the 3lst ult
More than a hundred boats have
been by drifting ice in the river VolRa
at Rybinsk, Russia. Many men have
perished as result of the accidents.
Bulgaria has accepted the offer of
mediation made by the European pow
ers. but with provisos that practically
negative the proposals OF the powers
Harold MacNaughton, a leader in
Vancouver society. was acquitted by
jury in the court of assizes at Van.
couver, B. c., Of the murder of Ernest
Spinard in October, 1912.
The Canadian Pacific railway an.
nounced that it has increased the
wages OF engineers on lines east Of
Fort William ten per cent and on
lines went of Fort William five per
cent.
Estimates of the loss in the three
days battle at Cananea, which ended
in the surrender of the federal gar.
rison. place the killed at 400. OF
these the defenders lost 125 and tho
state troops 275.
The Servian troops suffered great
losses in their attack on Adrianopie.
The third and fourth battalions of the
Thirteenth column of infantry lost
1000 men killed and from 5000 to
1000 wounded, including 100 officers
Several revolutionary chiefs, some
OF whom already have submitted and
others who are hesitating, have re-
ceived latters from Emilio vasquez
Gomez, proclaiming himself provf.
siOnal president and telling them to
keep up the fight.
A bill increasing the German army
by 1000 officers, 5000 non-commis
stoned officers and 1866 priyates
was adopted by the federal council,
The peace strength of the active army
is thus raised to approximately S70.-
900 men with the colors.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
MINERS IN GUN Fight
MEN eUPpoSG0 TO Dc HIGH
GRADERS CAPTURED.
sheriff Asrssfs YUs Mes at crippis
Crock Aftsr Y~sety ehsts Hs1
0esa EEeksN0sd.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Cripple Greek. Colo.-A battle roya!
between lessees and supposedly high.
graders took place 1900 feet under
ground in the American Eagles miae
o. Bull hill and after the exchange ol
bstween fifteen and twenty shots,
Sheriff Henry Won Paul and Deputy
Nick Marlin wefe lowered into the
properly and captured Andrew Boston
and Carl MelIeneck and the two men
were brought to the county Jail.
Lessees operating on the l.500-foot
level Of the Eagles. noticed Boston
and Aelleneck. who were strangers.
standing in one OF the drifts and be-
hcving the men to be ore thieves. or.
dered them to throw up their hands.
This command was not obeyed and
the exchange of shots followed, but
the lessees were unable to make .
capture.
The sheriff was then advised by
telephone and, responding quickly to
the call, was, with his deputy. lowered
under ground and took the two men
into custody without firing a shot,
Boston and Melleneck entered the
mine through the Findlay property
adjoining.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
WASHINGTON.

Secretary McAdoo will admit free
of duty relief SUPPLIES from Canada for
the flood sufferers of Ohio and In
diana.
Senator Shafroth of Colorado con-
sented to address the Pennsylvania
Leglature on the subject of woman's
suffrage.
The tariff revision. including a
graduated income tax plan. has been
completed by the Democratic majority
of the House committee on ways and
means, which adjourned sine die.
When federal statisticians finished
figuring, they discovered that Just one
out of every fortyseven men who vot
ed for Woodrow Wilson for President
was candidate :or federal position.
Magazine sections of Sunday news
papers. the Interstate Commerce Com
mission held when in the form OF
magazines, shall be carried by rail-
roads at the magazine freight rate and
not at the newspaper rate. The opin-
ion was in the case of the News.Times
Publishing Company OF Denver
against the Santa Fe railroad and IN
volved shipments of Sunday maga-
zines from New York, where the sec
ton is published, to Denver, for dis
tribution there.
President Wilson was vaccinated as
precaution against smallpox. The
wife of Representative Denver S.
Church of California was taken i'll
with smallpox and the family was
quarantined.
Tex Watson of Tonopah. New, had
his hair cut the other day and the
event was momentous enough for Sen.
ator Pittman to inform President
Wilson and send him pictures of Tex
before and after. Watson vowed in
1896 that he would never shave or get
his hair cut until Democratic Pres.
ident was elected.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
Catholic o,r.eto;ry Give. 10, chureh..

Catholic Dlrsetory Gives 1911 Churches
Denver.-Colorado is the twenty.
fifth state in the Union In Catholic
population, according to the 1913 edi.
ton of the Official Catholic directory
the directory gives the Catholic popu.
lation at 100000, about one-eighth OF
the total population. The increase in
the church's membership in this state
since 1910 has been abou: 5000. In
the state there are 10 clergy, OF
whom eighty-eight are secular and
eighty-two religious. There are eighty
cnes churches with resident priests
and, including the mission charches,
total of 1871 Catholic churches in
the state. Twenty-seven parishes have
schools, with attendance Of 6,679
children. The diocese is caring for
763 orphans.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
seoRr.

The Weld County Baseball League
has been organized. with Herman
Walters, president, and c. II. Nodar.
secretary-treasurer. Both are Gree2sy
men.
The Chicago American regulars de-
feated the Venice Coast leaguers at
Los Angeles and the Los Angeles
team as a windup to their sorins
training season in California.
Eddie Campi of San Francisco vas
given the decision ever frankie Burns
Of Jersey City. at the cad a their
twenty-round bantamweight coetest n
Los Angeles. Campi outpointed Burns
throughout the fight.
Rudy Unhols of Denver defeatAd
Jack Redmond. the Minnesota light.
weight at Grand Rapids. Mich, ia stx
fast rounds. The Boer had the better
throughout. and In the last round
Redmond went down for the count Of
six.
James ]. Corbet, ex-heavyweight pu.
gilistic champion of the world won a
new championship in Denver when he
ragged" with Miss Hazel Wallack,
the Denver dancer. at the luncheon Of
the Colorado Electric Club and the
Denver Press Club. The big fixhter
is just as handy with his feet a. he
used to be with his hands, and he
made an excellent partner.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-03
Boy Crushed to Death.

Concrete.-Homer Hainline. seven.
teen, was drawn into the dock-crush.
ing machinery at the Portland cement
plant here when his sleeve caught IN
the cogs. He was crushed 80 badly
that he died two hours later. With
the exception of one shoe, all OF the
lads clothing was torn from his body.
His arm and one leg were broken, his
skull was fractured and he received
internal injuries.