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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
Sas Gnoe Der natipnalen
8iirserzSisa.

Soe6en 6at cine pripate rationale
9srsinigung itd aufgsIOit, Die ii1
riihmen tonn, Elm tpihtiees notional.s
Dsrt eingsleitst unb aud gum abs
i6lub osbrutt gu hubsn. gs III oas
Die rationale giirssrs2isa. Sbrs
9riinounq Fiel in Die 3sit Der grpb.n
9anit BON 1893 bis 1896 unD lie be-
ru6te auf Der Soes, bab bic Der. Staas
ten beftGnoigeu 5inan3z3riIsn ni4t
entee6en t0nnen, biz mir Elm psrniinftlg
gsregsltss 5inan8IpItem srlan9en. Sbrs
srite Mufgabe beitano oarin, ben apns
greB Su elmer grtIorung gu osronlais
fen, naB jsoer i'm 2anbe 3irtullreros
Dollar glsi6pertbig nit GOIo lei,
benn Der 3tpsif.l, oh man ltntsr einem
Dollar cine 9olomin3e i'm Wertbe BON
100 Gents ooer cine Silbermiinae i'm
0ertb. BON 40 Gents 3u periteben babe,
mar rine Der bauptid6Ijaitep urIa6en
bi.isr 9anIt gstpeisn. Die Votbtpenz
niqteit elmer fplhen grtldrung bate
iaon felt brsibis SSabrsn bsItanosn,
o6.r Is gait ui6t fir msuts PpIitit" +.
lie 3u srlaiI.n. Die Staatsn. Die Gil
Der probu3irer, bdtten bas libel oers
merten t0nnen, ebenio bic Jarmsrs
St1atsn, bic ser 4niidt bulbistsn, bab
Elm st.mpsl Der R.gieruns, auf Elm
! Stiit qapisr ssbrutt, ebsnIo gut toi.
Cob lei. Qls aus oisier ung.tDibRit
l6er ben g.griff zines amsritaniihen
! Dollars cine ariie sntitanb. Die lius
! idslid.s glsnb bsrpOrri.f. Bate man
sldubsn iolsn, oab bds 8erioumte auf
Der StsQs na6s.bolt fpsro.n niiroe.
uber es oauerte nod 4 Sabre, big Der
apnsrsB in ein.m 9.iss bic Grtlds
rung abgab, Der ameritdntfhe Dollar
beoeute einsn 0olbs8olar.
Iamit tonnte 1ih bic rationale
giireers2iga ni6t aufriebsn asben. Sic
pergsg.npdrtiste iih, ouB eins Cobb
pGbruns nidt burf blpbe Grtldrun-
Gen aufreht erbalten fperen tDnne.
| ipnberu oaB Elm Qpparat gefhaffen
fperben rniifIe, Der bic Regieruns BE-
| fdbist, ihr 8srIpr.hen 3u balten. 8u
bic Grinder Der 2iqa Die beiten tbeoz
rstifh,n unb prattiIden Ginan3mGns
ner b.s 2anbes partn. 10 tonnte ihnen
nic5t sntasben, bab Die 0olopdbrung
bel nns llnbtil berporrisf, bds anbee
rem Hationen fremb mar, neil MIR be-
| Ftdnoio gelo emittirten, oem 3tpeierlei
Teblsr anbafteten: gritens, bab bic
| 9stuHg ihle6t mar, uno 3DeItens,
| oab jsbe 8ortebrung feblte, Inn oas
smittirte Gelo aus bsm 8ertehr gu
Sieben, iobalb Is niht meAr bsnotbist
puroe. osn golge oeHen foroerte Die
2iel fdon Dor fiinfsebn Jabreu bic
/ gmiFion DON 9elofheinen auf @ee
| ihdftsnehIel. 2lllsin bas uneliid
ruoats IS, oob mir Damals an Roofes
pelt einen prdiibenten batten, Der obs
| Iolitt nidts bonn Jinan5lpefen oerftanh
| nno iib auf sinen Ginanaiefretdr. uiii
| 5baip, einsn ebemaligen tleinen Qanbs
| banter bon Soma, ftiiste. Der sDom0ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
Berliner Gbrpnif.

Tas lit.rariIne 2sben gerlins Ssig.
jif aesp0hnlih als Elm 9ebiet, no Der
eroiae 1rieben niti einmol in Der
5beorie ailt, mo pielmsbr aampf
unb streit bi. 2oIuns rer 5ass iine.
Sn bisIer Staot, no ale preii, ihpes
Az .rrins.n iiub, II. nit freunbfdoIts
li6en 0dnoepriiden uno Ianft:m
GoblIpoGen nod niht Elm sinsieer
Nome aemudt rorben, siniee bsrbs
gaffe, aleidD!el nad tpelder Seits.
fi;hren piel eber gum 3iele. gs IT
erfreulih, bab es in biefem raubsn
alima einiae u1ilhe Cai.n sibt, po
bic SdriTtiteasr f,h 81 elmer onregsn,
t.r GsieGiatsit eesenfeiiia 3ufammsn.
finben unb BEL tinem ouien 5ropf.n
gbaratters unb perfDnlihf.ii.n tefs
Ier IhGbeu lernen ais i'm Streii b.s
gcass. Cine folfx Dale III Die Cite
rariffe Gefenincff, bic Dor Rur3srl
bas s5eit hires 25jdbrieen gefehens
NIT einem Bdnlett I'm 300 f.ierte.
Die Otfhihte hiefer Geiellihoft er;ns
merit on manAsn jebt fbon balb per.
geHsne Namsn unfsrer 2iier1tus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

ipdnp. Der aeltenh aemndt tperoen
tonnte. fpdre. odB, fpenn Die amerlta.
niihen aiift,nFabrer nicbt ibren Shell
an ben absaben frozen, cine be'to aro-
Bere 5umme BON ben ausldnolIhan
Sfiffen srhoben tperoen muB. Der
BrGiipent iheint oieien Giupono Tur
beeriinoet au haltsn uno ioa niht ob.
aeneidt Iein. bic israoe, ob bic Der.
Staaten berettiot iinb. thre SdifFs
bon oieier gboabs al befreien, Dem
6aaaer Shieosaeridt au unterbreitsn.
sn gesus ouf Die 9ollItredun9
Der SnnntagsgeIebe bal Der Stoat
ras Rett einsuIhreiten, tpenn bic
itGbtiI6en geb6rben WirthIdaften
qeftatten, an s'orntdg rifen su pale
ten. Sn @irtlihteit BOT ieoer pripa;s
mann bds Rett, 6aftsbefeble 9egsn
WirtbItoften, rslhe bas Sonntogse
ceies perlssen, su ertptrten, bat ia bod
bic 4nti 5dIppn.2ioa bereits frii-
Der Ioite Mirtle per6dften ldHen. Sur
oen Mlappr beitabt rppbl sbenfalls 6ie
8fliht. Die Gje'ebe su poll'tretcn, abet
bamit III nitt aeiuot, blb er eestpuns
GEN mare, iib Ipe3isu ouf Die Conn
tdgsoeIebe su perIsgen, ba er iibsr bic
WolIItretuna Don 0unberten bon ar
oeren 8eieben sr po6en bat, Die Tur
ros Wobleroe6sn Der Siiroer BON De-
oeutsno ar0bersr Wihti9ttit iinb, alS
oieienigen, ipelde Den Btrtbihdftsa
Getrieb betreffsn. glber Der tpihtts1ts
Sattor in oieIem Salle iino nlht Der
8ouperneur uno nitt ost Wunor, ions
Term bic 9erthts. 8istdng limb aQe
SonntuosasisBs in btsIsr Staot or
bn 8srihtsn qeihsitert uno bag
pirD nobl auh in 3utunIt Der SAL
Iein. glls nsuss uno 9efohrorohenoss
glement 1T iebpd Die Biltir bes
@ouperneurs binSugetreten, Der ben
2;sens 9omm:Tdren BEL anbrobunJ
bon gnttaIiuna i'm Weigerunasfaue
befobleu bat, Dirtbsn, pslhe Sonns
toas often baIten. Die Qi3ens au entz
3iehen, b. b. riht mad Gerthtlther
llsberIii9runa, lptt od5 8tisg ss pors
Ihreibt, fonoern ous eipsnem 8utoiinz
fen. Ia opr1u8Tihtlid Die Qi8enss
GommiiTGre nuth bisism 8efehls ban
helm peroen, - hGn9t es leolQlth rno
olein BON Sen 0irt6tn a6, ME lie 'ia
in oieT:r g(uoeleqenheit Derbolten mol
len. Sine GrIebi9ung rteier Inqs!e'
cen6eit i'm Sinne Der 9erehti1ts't
loirb crit srFolaen tDnnen, nodSoem
Gouo. Cor nu8 osm Mege gerGun1t
lit uno BAG piro pohl i'm nGhitsr
serbit oeIdeben. Wsnigit.ns 1T ni6t
tentbur, boR cic ireiiinniQsn SurQ:r
ton Shio WiQens limb. iih iein So
rem Rsoiment Idnger gsfalen gu
lofen. ala notbpenoig 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

Sn Gnqluno lit man offsntun.
biq srbittert, oab bic Ser. .Staotcn
zen BGnamazGandl befeftiqt bo6en.
Die gefiirhtunq pirD oebeot, oab al
irgeno elmer 3eit unTer QQno ben Gaz
nal Qeqen alle frerbsn 6dnbelsIdiffe
fperrer tonnte. Sine fol6e 9efiirhs
tuna lit nift Bios urbeqranoet,. tie 1T
btrett unIinnig. Die Qanae Welt mir
ne qeQen einen iolhen 8erTuh, ben
AsQ bonn atluutiFden nah bem etil.
len 08eau 3u tontroliren, bic MaFfen
erhebeu. Was bic GuqtdHbsr irritirt.
III Die Qbaa 6enfreiheit Der amsritqe
nfIhsH aiiiterfabrer, bic ourh Den
Ranal uehen. Die llnsufriebenteit
bdriiber ifetnt ltns niht bershttqt,
neil oas 4uslauo oaourh teius ge,
ndhtbeiliquHa erfdbrt. Der &iifteu,
hanoel III iiberan national, poer ME
ss tehniih i'm YOlterreht 6eibt, mus
Hiaipal. Demnaf, 1T cine geaiintti=
auHa Der amerifaniihen Giiftenfhifi.
fahrt. bon lpelher bic fremben 5hiff(
ausaefhlnifen finb. teine 9enahtbeili.
auna Der assteren. Der sinsiae Gin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

9ranb % 9ttIo 4 Der e6smuz
ligs RsformzWopor bon 5oleoo, trifft
Den Ragel auT ben 9opf nit folgenben
gemsrtunsen, Die er i'm 8erlaufs elmer
Esos Dor Der Detroit.r 5anoelstammtr
ma6te: Die amsritaniide Stabt
ipuroe aus Der 9onItitution ausgeIaIs
fsn als isnes Document abgsfabt
tpuroe. Sn Der oamalie.n 3eit mar
bic Staot ntat 6as, mas lie heute 1T.
Stdhte tonnen obne 9iiraergei't ni6t
ssoeiben. Sic bruuhen SslbItperpals
tung. 60 lan9e ltniers Stdote BON
politiihen gobsn unb ldnblifsn 9es
fesaebsrn regisrt psroen, tonnen lie
nlht pprpdrts tommen."
Inter 8iirasrseift ift su psrTtsben
bus 8emiiben Der intsrliaentsn uno
redtlth bentsnben gurssr, ibre Stabt
All 6eben. Wsnn linen barin freisr
GpielrQum geIaHsn tpiro, 10 1T cine
quite 8erDultung geIidert. 4bsr pisier
GeIit tann ni6t 3ur 9eltung qeldnaeH,
fpenn Die 8ertpaltlng elmer Stdbt unz
ter Der 6err16aFt BON WsnT6en, tpie
Die StautsgsieBgsber, Itsht. bic nift
gdrger Der Staots iino, fir tpslds Fl,
Gefese erlaiTsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
ysrmikt.

Gie Nolisei uuroe geltern eriudk.
ben oerjfitiesn aulentbolt hes III
Sae-e alien 2orrp RorHsna ousfin.
nia 81 mndrn. meiher ss:s Aem il.
Nopember ipurIos aus ieiner hob.
i,iing IN Bolton. stp.. Deri&mnxacs
lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20


Die Il teriu Dung Iber ben
8anterott Der Ct. 2puis urb Gan
SrancisCo 9a6n ldbt erishen, ipie man
oeibaft Die aontrols uber bic 8a1nen
lit. Sn bem porliegenosn Safe 1T Der
gantsrott ba0urh entitanben, bub bic
8eamten Der gabn tleine Nebenblhnen
uuftauften unb iie pisI gu bod
besablteu. Die 3neigbuhnen :rz
tpieien Iih ats unlobnenD uno 3ogen
bic 6duptbo6n in Die Siefe. 4uh III
erii6tli6, bab bic geau1ten Der gubn
ouf Gonto Der lesteren Ishr piel in
WdloIGnosrsten ipetulirt habsu, tpobsi
sbsnfaQs pisI GeI0 3useIebt puros.
Gpetuldtioneu Der etneu poer onoersn
Grt habsn fait ale ga6nsn getrieben
mo bamit 1T hire unbefriebigcnoe I'll
nun8lage srtlGrt, tpslher lie bur6 Grs
hohung Der SSrd6traten aufbelfsn mol
len. Gin 8efes, tpel6es bic gubnen
ouf bas SransportgeI6Gft beIdrdntt
lnb ieoe 8erfhmel3ung BON 8dbnsn,
fopis isoe GmiiIion pon neuen StouIbs
iheinen untsr bic aontrols Der Bum
hessRssierung felt, 1T cine brinsenbs
Rot6psnbigteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

Detaiilifitn fnnfte. Dem s3anbtl lafs
fen iid tbtn ieine GeieBe porfdreiben,
er fclgt Der son5en Gntipidluns, benz
ftdrteren portemonnois uno ben befs
fern Werfehrspeaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
eokal.Derid)t
aus bemNa anni3ip pals serid)t.

Der MibbanbIuns bsfhulDist. - oo
9ao. arbeiisbaus ipesen RidtDsrs
Ioraung. Gsltsuer JaQ Don
a0rperNrIebuns. - Tanb Jeusrltl'
ter onbrinasn. llnDerihdn'e
Better su $50 GeIohrofe psrurs
ibeilt. - Dss alsinbiebfobls foul
oia beiunben. aptomptiDfiihr.r
ipesengertebrsisSruns Dsrurtbsilt.
Den gsIdpcrsn,n iiberfDiefen.
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Srpsbem 9rpan nit Der me.

Srpsbem 9rpan nit Der me-
ritdniihen Srase beihdfttot 1T. bat er
9eit aefunoen, nit 9dnsmart einsn
spiaen SFricpenspsrtraq abauihlieBen.
Der aud Sraqen, tpelte bic Gbre uno
bic Si6erheit Der Rdtioren betrsffen,
Observation-Disclosures gntfheiounq unters
tpirft. SIN bieism fule lit Der 9erz
traa 70 harn.lps, als tpenn sr ihn nit
benz Tiiriten BON 2ihtsnIteiH abitIie
fen piirne. 5roBbem pirb Der Senat
tbn niht ocnebmioen. neil er qrpbtn
Wtdhten bas niht suasitshen mo6ts,
mas er Sdnemart Qefabrlos bepiliscn
iDnnts. I'm teinen lnter'd'ieo gu
r1ahen, rsfp iih niht burh einen
BrdaebenafaQ gu binoen, tptrb er ben
grpdnihen 9oridlaa suriidpeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

4uf benz Naturtpnierot .
runqs. SonQreB puroe nit gro
Fer Mebrbeit 9inhpts QntraQ ange,
uommen. ole Waifertrdfte unter bic
Sontrole Der 8unbesregierunq su Itcl,
len. Das III bic einsia rihtiae 8roz
feour. Strome fino nift an Stdatsz
crsn3en Gebunoen. 0cmnah muB cine
iiber ben Stadten itebeoe Wutt fir
lie asre6te @ertheilunQ bss Waiier3
foroen. Damn lit nod bas politiide
glement in grpdguno 8u 3iehen..
Mnc Monopoliiten iinb bafiir, bic
aontrole iibcr bic WdFertrdfte ben
GinaeIitaaten gu iiberIdfen, neil lie
ans alter Grfabruna tpiIien, baB e5
leifter lit. Staatsr sr2eQisldturen, ais
ben 9ouqreb fir monopoItitii6s plIre
All oepinnen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
Streets
IN BISMARCK

Probably there is no town in the
state which does not have paving
which has as good streets as has Bis
marck. 1t is a hard matter to keep
the streets OF a city in good condition
where they have no paving. HOwev-
er, Bismarck is exceptionally fOrtu-
nate In this regard. Its street com
missioner, Mr.. Hinckley, is busy with
several crews of men getting the
streets in shape this spring. Nearly
every street has been graded down.,
and smoothed in nice shape. stHJus y
A crew of men is busy laying
plank crossings in all parts of town,
and when the season is over there will
be about n hundred of these new
crossings built. These plank cross
ings are much cheaper than the ce-
ment crossings, but owing to the lack
of paving they are really better, and
will help the public across till the
paving comes.
Mr.. Hincklcy is to be congratulated
on the good work he is doing, and
by the end of the season will IN
dOubtedly have made quite a record
in his line. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
State NORMAL SCHOOL
At Valley City.

. At ValIey Cry.
The Normal school loaned it's
aid to the flood sufferers in the east
on Monday evening, when the de-
partment Of music, assisted by citi-
zens OF Valley City, gave a benefit
recital in the auditorium, the proceeds
Of which will be forwarded to the re-
lief committees. The members of the
music faculty, the citizens and the
various musical organizations among
the students have volunteered their
services and the concert will be given
by the best available musicians in the
city. I
On Wednesday, evening of last week
the music department OF the normal
school gave a complimentary concert
to the officers and heads of depart
ments Of the State Federation of Wo
mems clubs, who were in session in
this city on Wednesday and Thursday.
The concert was held in the auditor
ium and besides the thirty delegates
from out of the city, there were 400
students and citizens present.
The largest registration for the
| spring term in its history was eXper-
fenced by the Normal school this
week, when the number enrolled dur.
ing the opening day exceeded that of
the entire term OF last year. Uncom-
pleted figures show an attendance Of
even 500, while the spring term enroll.
mcnt of last year was 40.
Nature study work has been resum-
ed out Of doors this week by the 200
Model school pupils, under the direc-
ton Of Miss Carolyn D. Wood. The
pupils, at present, are watching the
development OF tree buds and are
learning how to detect the different
kinds Of trees by their buds. A scien-
tifc study is also being made of birds,
and as soon as the weather permits
the students will begin work in the
school, gardens. Seed termination will
be studied from the agricultural as
we'll as from the viewpoint of nature.
The school is in receipt of seeds par.
ticularly adapted to foreign climates
and a study will be made Of the effect
of environment upon plant life. A
study is also made of the various pro-
cesses OF tree grating and the prOpa-
cation of trees from seeds, roots and
cuttings.
Miss Marie Mcdonald, one of last
years graduates from the Normal
school, has been elected to teach do.
nestle science, music and drawing at
the summer session of the Wahpeton
science school this year. Miss McDon-
old at present has charge Of that work
in the Marion, N. D., schools.
Students in the commercial depart
ment Of the Normal school started the
practical work of the new term with
the organization of a co.partnership
this week These students will have
practical experience each day, posting |
books, caring for correspondence, etc.
Each member of the class has a re-
sponsible position with the firm, and
for the, time being works as il he were
In an ordinary %up.to-date Office, in
stead Of the class room. The work of
this department Is among the most
populaf IN the school.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

Mckenzie. Mr.. Bryant is editor of
the Napoleon Homestead and has
many friends owe the state and many
friends over the state and many are
glad to greet him in the capital city.
On Saturday evening of last week,
the Junior Capital City Orchestra as.
sisted with the music at the Orpheum.
The orchestra always does good work
and 1t made a pleasing combination.
Mrs. C. w. Henzler who has been
away visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. CANCER in the country
for several days, returned Sunday.
Henzler went into the country in the
evening with an automobile she ac-
companying hf' on the return.
The Current Events club will meet
at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon, at the
home Of Mrs. Y. w. Wolbert, 504 Man.
dan avenue .s,
A most enjoyable surprise IA ten
dered Miss Mary Norton by Mrs.
James Casey at her home on $40 Ave-
nue. A on Monday evening. Twelve
friends were invited and at about 8
O'Clock went to the home of Mrs.
Casey where Miss Norton makes her
home. The guests stole quietly into
the parlors and Miss Norton was ask
ed to, come down. The surprise was
so complete that it caused much mer.
riment. Tables were then arranged
for cards and auction bridge was play.
ed. Miss Luella Peet received the
high score and was awarded the prize.
At II o'clock the company was invited
to partake Of a delicious four course
luncheon. The tables we're adorned
with red and yellow tnlips, and the
merry gathering spent an hour Of N
joymcnt. After the luncheon, Miss
Gertrude Leonard made the p%resenta-
ton speech, and in behalf of the
friends present presented Miss Nor
ton with a very pretty cut glass CO.
lo.ne bottle. Miss Norton has made
her home in the capital city for near
ly two years, and during that time has
made a host of friends. She will
leave here on Thursday for her home
at Devils Lake for a short visit, from
which point she expects to 90 to
Washington. D. G., to visit her brother
anG other. relatives in that city. Miss
Norton expects to make Washington
her home for a time, and is going now
while the city is looking it's best to
enjoy the beauty OF springtime there.
Mis- Norton's friends wish her a pleas
ant journey and much success and en-.
joyment in her new surroundings. The
following guests were present to en-.
JOY Monday evening with Miss Nor.
ton: Mesdames e. H. l.. Vesperman,
y. T. Burke ana G. w. Paulson, and
the Misses Emma Coleman,> Emma
Burke. Mary Kelly, Gertrude. Leon.
ard, Minnie. Larson, Luella Peet, Eliz.
beth Murphy, Minnie Larson 9nl
Amelia Erickson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
May Change
BUILDING Plans
lSpecial to The 1rlbune.l

MANDAN, N. D., April 14-An eff
fort is being made to change the plans
of the federal building to be erected
here this summer so they will provide
a Gown town office for Superintendent
Peterson of the Northern Great Plains
experiment station. The original plans
in addition to caring for the %postoftlce
made room for Offices for the rivers
and harbors engineer, in charge Of
the Missouri improvements. 1t is not
known whether the plans can be
changed or not as the building is to
be constructed this summer and the
proposed change might II consid-
cradle delay.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
KEEPER
HAD TO QUIT
Refused TO Pay Plain Clothes
Men and Her House
Was Closed Up
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, April 14.-Mrs. Sarah l..
Mueller, a keeper of a d~isorderly
house, who said she made 100000 in
the last nine years, testified before
the Illinois vice commission that be-
cause she refused to pay protection
money to the police, she was put out
OF business. . ..
Il Hers was only one Of many stories
brought out before the, commission in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

ITS efforts to learn the cause OF Inc
prevalence of vice. One manager OF
a downtown hotel admitted couples
who registered at his place were not
required to have baggage.
Mrs, Mueller's story of attempted
extortion by the police came after she
refused to pay the second time a plain
clothes man, her house was closed up.
"A neighbor told me she had given
$500 to the police in five weeks and
was allowed to continue" she said.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
BISBEE IS ALSO
IN the GAS BELT
Especial to the Tribune)

BISBEE, N. D., April 14.-Bisbee,
like many other sections of North Da-
kota, is in the gas belt The deep well
at the LaRne farm near here throws
off a lot Of gas that can be lighted any
time water is being pumped. Mr.. La
Rue will make provisions for saving
it SO he can heat and light the farm.
1t is probable an effort will be made
to sink a gas well to light and heat
Eisbee as Westhope and some other
towns Of the state are now heated,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
TO CONSIDER RURAL LIFE.
Especial to the Tribune)

RICHMOND, Va, April 14.-Dele
gates from Florida, Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana and other states are arriv-
the C%arolinas, Tennessee, Mississippi,
ing in Richmond to attend the six
teenth conference for education in the
south, which is to meet here tomorrow
for a four days session The confer.
ence this year promises to be Of more
than ordinary interest and import.
ance The leading topic Of discussion
will be the problem Of how to make
farm life more profitable and more
enjoyable. "
The new Masonic temple at Grand
Forks will be a fine building. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
MAY RElNSTATE CADETS.
. ESPECIAL to the ,Tribunel

WEST POINT, N. Y, April 14.-In
compliance with the recent order of
Secretary of War Garrison and in con-
formity with al act Of the recent con
gress, the general court-martial which
expelled four West Point cadets from
the service more than a year ago for
alleged intoXication reconvened at the
academy here today to RECONSIDER the
cases Captain Thomas NJ. Darrah,
29th Infantry, is president of the
court, and Lieut.. David Nickel, c. A.
c, is judge advocate. After full con-
sideration of each case on its merits
the court will report to the War De-
partment its Judgment as to whether
the original sentences should be al
lowed to stand or whether they should
be modified. ,r% d. l..+.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
Society Notes

Miss Mary Norton was guest OF
honor at a breakfast Sunday morning
at the home of Mrs. G.. w. Paulson,
4lO 9th street. The home was prettily
decorated in green and yellow, and
the table was adorned with yellow tu-
lips. Pretty place cards marked the
guests places, and covers were laid
for six. The most delicious four
course breakfast was served. The fol.
lowing were the guests present: Miss
Mary Norton, Mrs. James Casey, Mrs.
NJ. w. Roam and the Misses Mary kel-
~ and Emma Burke.
r. J. Beckley returned Saturday
from a two weeks trip east. He visit
ed at his home in Saginaw, Michigan,
in Chicago and other points, also stay
ing a few days in the twin cities. Mr..
Bcckley left Monday night for a trip
to California. He will 80 to San Fran
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

Mrs. w. p. McComber of Wilton &C
companied Mrs. w w. Woodwork,
two children and her daughter, Miss
Woodwork to Bismarck on Saturday
evening. They have been visiting at
the Macombcr home in Wilton, and
sDen. Sunday in the capital city. Mrs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

Mrs. Kellogg, wife of Representa-.
tive Kellogg, who was here during the
legislature and has many friends In
Bismarck, arrived in the capital city
Monday afternoon from New Salem.
She chaperoned a party Of young la.
dies from that place who spent the
afternoon here, returning on No. 8
in the evening. They were guests at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

Some extensive sewer work will
be constructed at Beach this coming
year. rM 14,,fns .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Doty Of st. Peter,
Minnesota, who spent the winter in
Los Angeles, California, came as far
as Bismarck Sunday, leaving here for
Medina where Mr.. Doty has interests.
They will return to Minnesota very
shortly. l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15

Editor and Mrs. O. r. Bryant had
the pleasure of taking advantage or
a ride on the new 500 passenger, ar
irving here on Monday afternoon. Mr..
ana Mrs. Bryant are guests at the