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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

gs sins 10 mic inn Billie odrseItelt
nno Damn - fam bds oide GnDe nod:
Gin a~abineitss Sturs. llnn Die 2olac
m: Die tiirfiihe &~riegspartei lit picocr
obenntI.
Der tiirtiide Staatsratb hattie lid,
bereit erffdrt, gen,dB Eote Der @roSs
mGdpte Abriannpel an Die VerbiiuSee
ten ab5ntreten. Dos mar Die cr5cbnte
@etsaenbeit nm Die ninestiirfiide 3ez
bolutious sEartei. has Bolt Ron @ons
Itantinopel aegen Die berrihcnbe
Yartci dnf3uitadcIn. Iuiriibreriihe
S5enen fanOen Dor Der Soben Yforte
lfatt inter 9eitling Der 9nfiibrer
@nper geb unb Salaat 3 u.
Sn Sieier alsemeinen Iuiregung
lpuroe NnSim Eaiha, Der bette
SelSberr. Den Die Sirfei ge6obt. bon
gnper Ben ooer Solaat Yep .5ui6lz
Tiger Weile" eridoiien. Sann beaab
liH gnper 8ep in gesleihIna 8alaat
Bep's nah Dem Yalait. erihien balb
oaranf I'M Sieungsiaale. i'll ueld,em
Die MebrSab( Der Iiniitcr periammelt
iparen unh foroerte oas &abinett obnc
SeaGtuns ieslifer Sormalitdt auf. 5u
reiignieren. mas bieies alif Der Steae
tbat. Ser Sultan fiiste iih Der Gage
Der Sinse.
Samit limb sic Sunstiirten piccer
an Die 8esicrung selanst. Ser
sreiie Niniiter beS Snnern 8iami
Yaiha bat Dem General 1labmnb
Sheifet Saida. Der bie Srlippcn
fiibrte. NIT oeren Silfe Sultan Sboul
Sanio abgeiest unb Mebmeb ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Gin itafies Grat.

Suutim. Ggpptcn. 20. San.-
Srcibnuocrt mubammcbuniidc Yil9cr.
Ole lif ailf Dem &c9c bon Snoicn mad,
bcfanben, ertrnnfcn beute in
elmer Sluth. ais ibrc aurnpone
Sudtruit Sluiifen Ncbina. Der hcilis
Gen Stobt. mn 0cmbp, nm Iotbcn
0fccr 9clcgeu. belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

einI6neiocnbe Ienbcrmg Ser Gprpoz
rationss @eiebe bon Neip Seriep porz
ltebt. Inter Dem beabiid)tistcn @eieb
Iol Die %Grlnnging zines M~onppols
oper Die S~eidrdnfung Der freien Cons
tlrren5 nitt III ais &ergeben gcs
nbnDct lperoen. Seriunen, ipelhe
einen 5rnit sriinoen obcr prsaniiiren,
ioilen init @efananiefrafe beiegt
merben. (Sraoo, 8ilionl)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
$taatskaife fur 8ceen.

Scrlin. %. Sau-gin Griuden.
pripnte %criudc 6ir Gr5euaung tiinits
lidcn Hcacns in Seutihldnb purdl
cine @elobclpidigun9 Su mntcritiiBcu,
lit bciic inn 6eihsta9 in Sorm zines
NuirasS an oic pcutide 8e9icrung ges
ridtct iporbcn.
Sic Nbltinmlng lpo BON SSencn
GROCER 6citcrfeit bcglcitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Dos srSbte Ssbladbtid,iii Ser
melt.

% ep 6 oiIeson Spne. gn0s
Lamb. %. San.-Sn GlSlpid lit oas
S6lahtidiii Der 8elt. .Mio &c
Saneiro", pom Stapel gelnuien. Sus
S6iff. bnS iiir Die braiilianiide nc
9ierung erbout pirp. bat cinen 8Mim
eebnlt bon 27.500 Sonneu, loa %
anoten in Der Stunbe lauieu uio miro
nit II 5ebn5oai9en mo 20 ~iedoSoai,
gen @ei6iiseu ausgeriiitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Onksi sas. ssrras psbs.


Serre % ff, ,Siio., 20. ,Sdit.
eugene g. Sebsk mdbreno Der lcs>
ten @abl YrdiiScnfidaffs eanoiSat
Der io3ialifiifen Enrtei, ipurbe bier
auf cine pcnt ben 8uubesbsbDroen
scsen ibn erbpbenc Nntlase bin per>
baftct. Sic Nnflage sebt bon benz
oritten &anIaier 8inbss Siitriftse
9eridJt aus unS laiifef ibrem teGni@
lhen Gbarnfter nod auf H~ehtsbinters
treibnns. 6r. Sebs, In beifcn Biiro
Die 3uiteaung bes onitbefebIs erfofgte,
~leiirete iofort Biirafd,aff Inn 8etrnsc
bon $1,000 FIR iein griteinen.
SIN einem MrtiteI. Der I'M ,sppeal
TO 8eaion" OUR 8erOifcntlifuns ae&
langte, beihrieb 8err Sebs Dor einis
ger 3eit Die. aneebIid, labaltbdren 3uz
itdnbe inn 8nnbess @efdnsnib 5u, Sort
9edbefuportb. Der Artifef pcranlaBte
Die @inleifun9 einsr llnteriuhuns
ourd Die 8ltnbesbeborben. NIB Die
g~utlaiiung bes Dn1naligen @efdnsniSz
Sireftprs fol9tc. Die @unoess
0ranbs SSiirr fnao iebcd bic slrt uno
8eiie, in Der BE Mnselegenbeit int
appeal TO Me1fpn~ peroiientlift
iporoen mar. nn}kD6ig unb cntidieb
Iiir elm itrafredstiiAes Rorseben seseu
Die Shriftleitrr. bic Sas Slatt ourd
Die 9oit perinnofs Eaten.
Sn bieicrR 6ni4 iogeu einiae Der
3euaem bon 6errusT ebs hcmoeeu tpors
ben Ieiu, fih hsx Sarisbiftion oes &c
-ridat An ent3iehGt.h t /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Der JnriauertSSter.

gun Sernarbiuo. Gal. &c.
San.-Stcpnrt 8aa. elmer Der be-
riibmtcircn SnoioncrtoNtcr ocS 9anpcS
1T bier im Altcr pom 81 Sabrcn acs
ltorbcn. Or ltredte int Sabre 1854
erciBi9 Spahcn nicber.' 6eppr or
leIbcr, NIT picr6ebn augelu I'M 9eibe.
f~nmpfuufdbia lpurbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Gr;ker;se tsainer erfranft.

%icm 81. Sni.-Gr5bcr5og Gais
1cr III an SntlicnSn idlrpcr c~rtronft
On Iid cine S%armldbmuna cingcitcat
bat. miro 6umol bel Dem bobcn Altrr
ecs Saticnten, boS Sdlimmitc be-
fiirdtct. Scr Gr6berSog purbc am
II. Sdnudr 1927 geborcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Srenton u. l.. %. Snn.-Scr
udditc Yrdiibcnt &ilipn tiinhi9t an,
bnB CT bis slim 3. Mara icin Intt ais
@orperneur . Ncp ScriepL alio bis
gu icincr Tbreiie mad Baibinaton,
Ipeitcriiibrcn lpirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Gin smtes Seiipiel.

Chicago. 81. = Ser ct.
aarl 8prromduS Serein in
Der bonn bod)ip. @cncrals 0ifar
Sbielc paItorierten ct. Ilopiiuss
@emcinoc bat nicier Gage be-
idloncn, cincu Collar pro Dit
alieb, i'm 8un6cn $50. fir SoS
Stpoicnbons bcS Central Ser
Gins 5u bcipilliaen. SieicS Sciz
ipiel iollte in mOglidit piclcn
Gcrcinen Tadlahmun9 iinpenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
fiir framsnitiminrectt.

IIbanh 81, g., rs. Sau.-Seis
nabe cinitimmis Bat Der Seuat Der
2egislatur bon &cip Yorf Die Sraucns
itimmredtS : Sorla9e angenommen.
Sic Sorln9e nurbe am 81. Sanuar
in Der TiemblD %angcnommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Or. s%:ricnmann'a 5djmima-
! Tudtshnr.
Sonrual Ocs aracrttGuiifcu aer5te=
S'crtauees lit nit 1cGit 5nriif
tattcuo in oieicr Snd,r. - Grit
wiNemiMaftlim %mrtcriuden uib ans
grusicrcn lit tie YGrDic.

. or ii II. ~. SdH.-Sie dr5ttihe
&clt iorot! ais cas- groBc Fii0lifum
ienrfcn III cillc c6cnio crfldrlid'c, pic
toall rnbiAc Nufreglmg perictt birdl
II. Srienrioh Srnn6 6rieSnmnu5
0eritcQup8 oor Heinfultltrcn beS Sile
ucrts!bn5iluS. 0icrmit iplltc bns
Srpblcm. Der 6ciluna Der Sungers
idnuiiibiudt uui Dem &e9c bes Smpfz
urlfnhrcns 10 gIt pic gcIoit 81 be-
irad)tcn iein
Nr. Sricomuni bat gclterll erfldrt,
81 iperoc der ncutidcn Hcgicruu9 bon
linn bcr9citclltc Hcinfulturcn ilbcrs
luc,ict rulb ihr baS @cbcimui6 ibrcr
Wcipinmnll perrutbcu.
Sr. SrieDmdnn pcrbiubct nit iciz
ncrt slilerbietcn hds &crlan9cu. onB
Die &cgicriu9 cinc GnSabl Ncr6tc err
noble. Semen CT ieirc Gntocditng
araeinunocricscn nnp tic nit Der
NnucnDung Der Hciufultur pcrz
trait mnd)cn mollc.
Ter 1.Sricpmonn : BACILLUS, 10
miro in 3ufnnft feline genemluug
ln,itcn, III nid)t i'm @utfcrnteiten ibeuz
tiib nit Dem apd' id)en gn5illus nod
III CT c,rcll nnberen dbulid ober per-
ipa.lbt.
@nteedung iul bcfannt seseben
wcrscn, iubalb ibr @ertb
cr,uieien iif.
Scutid)c @elcbrtc crfldrtcn, onB tic
Sr, 6riebrid %Sricbntonn, Dem Gnts.
esfrr bce Srieomonns Sdapinbiliftss
iur, Siporgefoulinen iino iitie bah ne
nnlb in Der Gage iein piirbc, bnrdj
eigenc Information feititeQcn 5u fpns
ncll. % Die Sriebmannz&ur bas lei,
mas BON ibr bebauptct lperbe. Srof.
StIir Alempncr. elm @elebrtsr. bat
nltgetiinoi9t, bdB CT Die 3uitimmlmg
zines Yatientcn Sriebmann's err
holtcn babe, aus ,ieinem Arnl Die
le6enbcn Sa5iller 5iebcn 5u biirfen, Die
Sricomarn inji5icrt bate. Der 8ds
5illnc ut %reprpou6iert luorocn, ertldrt
6lcinpner, mn Die @elebrteu in gan5
Scntiflnnb experimentation iebt bas
nit. Yrof. alempner, Der erfldrt, oaB
Die gntbedun9 iofort Der gan5en 8elt
befannt aeseben perben pilrbe. iotpie
ibr Wertb crtpieicn lei. bat iih be-
reits bnbin o~lsgeiproden, baB Der
BACILLUS pielen 2eioenben belfen
iuerbe, pb Iqen. lei nod frnslih.
Srof. Iueuit Bier, Gin Seino Sriebz
mann's. bat eiuige 9aSiaen erlanst
rnb mad1t nit tubcrfuloien S1tpeinen
Grperimente. Gr bot 5ugceeben. baB
piele Notwithstanding &uren alsges
fiibrt tporben iinb unb baB in Der Chat
Der Srieomanns&u Der grGbte @ertb
beigemei1en iuerben miiiie. Sriebs
mann hattie ii1 b%etanntlid getpeisert,
ir9enb einem anberen Ir5t 5u ers
laiibcn. nit benz BON linn entoedten
ga5iIiis an erperimeniiereu. bod ut
bies Der beutIden 9elebrtenipelt jest
cntsesen ieinem .@iaen moslih ges
iporben.
0esen Sriebmann's Sernnt.
Gbicaeo. ST., %. San.-Sas
Spurnal bes anncrifauiidcn IcrStes
Ierbanbes maht eesen Or. Srieprih
Sriebniann'S Suberfuloies &nr Sront.
Gs erfldrt, bic Sur miifte crit ,pifen.
ihaftlid in oieiem 9anbe nnterinht
NIB ansprpbiert tuerben. gs ipirb
seriist. paB Or. Sricbmann Die gin>
5elbeiten ieines S~erfabrens gebeint
halt. 3abIreife Amerifaner iiib 5l
ibrn mad Berlin sereiit, UNI iih bon
ihitl DehdubeIu All laIjcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Sarfbiichsf t1ael iektper'
fronf.

8ien. "a. San.-Scr @eiunbs
beits5uItano oes Cardinals Sr. Srans
Ha9l, SiiritbiihofS bon 3ienJ iloBt
Die 8roBtc SeiorsniB Gin. Ser
Girdeuiiirit leibet an @idt. Tiercns
rci5un9 unb Andmie. Or. SrauS
gta9l. am 20. Nopember 1S55sia ,@ien
geboreu, ipurbe am 81. Nopcmber
1911 gum Garoiual ernannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Aus DER Gmisen Staht.

lie n%iplpmatiidle Bride 5iuiifen benz
Sntifan unb Spdnien bon letterem
,uieber beraetelt. Sefrieoisnns
lit uatifaniifen 8reiien iiber WahI
4uiueart's. Spifnunsen. -
Aurafcr febrt 5nriif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Somoboiiola. Stalien, %.
Snnnar.-Ncr %pcruaniid,c 9uitihiiicr
Scon Siclooncci bcipcriitelliate ieincn
6lua iibcr Die Sdnpci5cr sllpcn bcutc
in cincm 3peipeder inncrbalb cinel
balben Stunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

eineu Sbeil Der ruiiiihcn Iuslpanbcs
rilig bon Dem bisberigen @csc iiber
Scutihlanb nblenfen 81 tonncn. Sic
neile Sinie iou inn NGr5 cr0finct
nerbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

benen cine bcutihs ensliIde Wcritdn.
oigun9 befiiriportet perbe, unb ma
baber eriparten biirfe, baB er in Seis
nem neuen @mte arf bicies 3iel bins
orbeiten nerbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
1Ieae Gsrpsratisnsseiebe ids
uerp Jergey.

Srtuton. u. g.. %. Snn.-
@cnrcrncnr &ooorolp Silion tiinbctc
bclte Gin Srogramm al, peldeS eiue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Draaiiebe @~sSebes'Deriase.

Senpc'r. Gnlo.. 27. %Somunr.-
Gbirur9cu, bie I'M Siaaie Colorado
9liubNarm :, : Spcrationcn poruebmen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-08

The Home Brewery = not ealy CAt
oaso's youngest brewery. but Il = 90
Of her most successful No brswsey
In the United States ever achieved
success In such Q short time - the
Home Brewery. IT. beer already has
Q reputation among the lovers OF good
beer % being par excellence. The
Home Brewery also bottles IT. beer
and Q case can b had b. calling up
Humboldt 9S10.-Advertisement.
~
No imported beer on me market To-
day has met with greater success thaa
that handled BY August Luchow. The
Original Pilssnsr. from Pilssn. 10.
hsmis. 10 sold By this big oonesSn. -
10 also the famous Wufsburger Hot.
brau from Wursburg. Bavaria. These
beers are the fsvoritss ct Chieago's
leading clubs. restaurants and buRets.
They are without . peer. The chicago
omess OF August Luohow are loeated
In the Stock Exchange building. u
North La0alle street. and are uAdss
the management Of Hans Lushow. Mr.,
Luchow has made . splealid record
for the business In the West and he
enjoys Q widespread popularity amoaS
Chicaso's leading business men end
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-08

interests Of the people. He 10 plan
ming new improvements all the time
not only for his own constituents, but
for everybody in Chicago. His re-nom.
nation and reelection by the voters
of the Twenty.fifth ward would be .
fitting reward for services we'll per.
formed.
Alderman William F. Schultss re.
nomination by the Democrats Of the
Twelfth ward looks like q certainty.
49,
Judge Edward Osgood Brown would
do honor to q seat on the Federal
bench.
In Albert q. wheeler the financial
and business world Of Chicago has for
a leader q man who enjoys the highest
esteem Of the people.
~E
Robert 8. lies, the we'll known
lawyer and citisen, would make fine
Superior Court Judge.
The public 10 watching the tele.
phone situation closely. Il has been
MIXED % long to keep up big divi.
dends, that Q reduction Of rates al
along the line 10 demanded.
When the Ben monopoay was work.
ing overtime 70 get the city council
to knock out the Illinois Tunnel Tele.
phone Company's franchise Mayor
Harrison expressed himself % bsliev.
Ing that better service could b Oh.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-08

tanned from Q dual telephone service
than from Q single one.
''In every instance that I have been
personally informed Of" he said, "the
two systems hsve been about % cheap
to the consumer % one. Competition
seems to produce better service. I
really believe that better service can
be expected from two companies than
from one"
~d~
The fact that the people Of Chicago
have for years been plucked to build
up telephone dividends IL the best ar.
gument for q State Public Utilities
Commission.
Such q commission, properly organ.
ICED, cannot overlook the injustice ex.
listing in the difference Of telephone
rates charged in Chicago and in out.
lying towns Of Illinois.
Home rule in Chicago has been Q
great thing for the telephone trust
and q bad thing for the people.
When heme rule means phone rule,
II must 60.
Watch your alderman on the tele.
phone question.
Home rule means phone rule.
Probably the most extraordinary
action ever taken against q free peo.
pie 10 that Just foisted upon the Chi.
cago public to beneht the Phone
Trust.
For years the people have demanded
q reduction Of phone charges.
The enormous dividends Of the
phone trust justified the demand.
An expert employed by the city.
after giving full credit to the trust for
all Of its expenditures and alleged
losses by depreciation" found that
the people were entitled to the re-
naming surplus Of 100000 over and
above fat dividends and other net
earnings.
Instead Of giving this to the public
In reduction Of rates some aldermen,
deliberately voted to donate most Of
this great sum to tho Phone Trust 30
that II could raise the salaries Of ito
employees and give them old age pen.
sions.
This IL something new in the his.
tory Of government by and for monop.
olies.
To make the public pay for raising
the salaries Of the employees Of cor.
poration IL greater outrage than the
popular imagination has ever con.
ceived Of before.
When you get wrong number
three or four times in succession, re.
member that the incompetent employe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
commercial CLUB BOOSTERS
BuSIuY BOOSTING BUSINESS
FOR A BIGGER BISMARCK

: 49,: - So ***** - :
Bismarck club has already taken hold
with well
Chamber
he
Commercial
successful Northwest of
exploitation that considers
Exposition
task he undertaken,
preliminary
: Il
through
will whole third floor
building 4
slow grasp opportunity
only
benefit the
Of
the
will be by exhibit
dgeCan Lumber whose business activities
Northwest will floor
Bismarck have
interesting details modern will be
: beginning.
Mr. Stne will call
soliciting convincngy
undertaking lies
ed and Talk him
him advise his wide
make mistake
!: following it,
Now them all together The
making this
worthy which
: with the of Bismarck.
4 4 =. = Il - - a = =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
indian fight
QUITE LIKELY

Washington, June demands by
Senator Lane of Washington, that the
Indian affairs committee OF the senate
secure complete statements as to how
all Indian funds are administered be-
fore acting on tie ten million dollar
Indian appropriation bin ow pending.
have opened up an Indian fight that
will probably be carried onto the
floor Of the senate" &.."
Senator Lane made his final de-
mand today upon the committee, Of
which he is a member, for complete
information. 80 Thus far the commit
tee has been unable to furnish him
with any facts. Senator Lane pro-
poses to ask the committee Monday
to authorize only temporary apprO-
priations for Indians and to institute
at once an investigation of the Indian
bureau.
Other committee members declared
that i; was impossible to secure a de.
tailed statement OF the expenditures.
Senator Lane desired that the bill
be recommended for passage early
next week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
TROUBLES Of STRIKERS
DEPICTED IN A DRAMA

New York. June Tn the pres
ence of throng that packed Madison
Square Garden tonight tlse silk mill
strikers Of Paterson, N. j., presented
in I,ageantry4sthe7 .tssruggle- they ere
Waeing with the Paterson mill own.
ers for higher pay and shorter hoars.
Over thousand strikers. many of
them women, headed by the sixteen.
year-old girl who played q prro2mpdinent
part in the recent labor trial, came
in a special train to take part in, the
demonstration. The great, audience
was. plainly impressed by the ,"siX
episodes" in the mill strike that the
Aorkers pres (nred in picturesque
fashion. The mills. depicted in min
ialtme, were bMt ling with activity
when the first scene opened; then
came the strike: then death by police
bullets; then the reproduction of tho
mass meeting at which Miss Flynn
and William Haywood, industrial
workers of world leaders. made typical
rtrike speeches. Hundreds in the
audience joined with the thousand
or more ION the stage in singing the
"Marseillaisc" in the first of the cpl.
sOdes. . rE.. g.f' ,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
Peninsula and Adjacent Is.
lands Be|Ching Out Fire
and Smoke
Immense Flames Shooting
SkyWafd From Many
Mountains
News Of Their Activity Was
Brought by the Mail
Steamer Dora

Seward, Alaska, June All the
volcanoes along the Alaska peninsula
and adjacent islands are in state OF
eruption.
The activity OF these volcanoes ex-
tends as far westward as Unimak
Pass, and are emitting immense
flames and dense volumes Of smoke.
the news of their recent activity
was brought by the mail steamer
Dora, which arrived here today after
a monthly voyage to Dutch Harbor
Mount Shishaldin in particular,
which is located on the island of Uni
max, is shooting lurid flames high
into the sky, and white aches are set
tling down on surrounding objects.
The mountain of Pavlof, and also
McCuhion were smoking when the
steamer Dora passed them,
Other mountains were alsb found to
be in a state of active eruption.
1t is just about year since there
wassa violent eruption of the Mt. Kat.
mai.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08

FOR THEB|G
EXPOSITION
Bur|elgh County Takes Hold
Of the Affair In Dead
Earnest
County Commissioners VIII
Probably Expend Five
Thousand Dollars
Secretary Young Reports
Most Gratifying Progress
Being Made

If any doubt has existed in the
minds of the management OF the
Third Industrial Exposition concern
ing the interest likely to be mani.
tested in the event by Burleigh coun'
ty farmers and landowners a talk
with Secretary Young OF the Bis
marck Commercial club will most as
suredly dispel any that may have ex-
listed.
Some few weeks ago the commits
sioners OF the county voted the sum
of $4,000 for the exposition contin-
gent upon petitions being presented
which would warrant this expendi-
ture. Forms were Immediately pre-
pared for local signature and forward
ed to various parts Of the county,
while numerous letters were written
to nonresident land owl.crs.
Secretary Young reports a most
gratifying response. The petitions
are being signed extensively all over
Burleigh county and already enough
signatures have been secured to as
sure the appropriation. Referring es.
pecially to nonresident landowners,
Mr.. Young states that over 250 re-
plies in the affirmative have been re-
ceived, accompanied, in many in
stances, by letters of appreciation
Continue6 on papn Eipht \
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
Pigs RAIDED
IN FILLMORE

Minnewaukon, June 7.-Fillmore is
the last town to be cleaned up by
States Attorney Burke. and as a re-
suit of the raid two Fillmore men are
temporary residents Of the county
seat.
"Curley" Rudolph who ha:; been
hanging around the livery barn there
for some months and selling whiskey,
was taken in on Saturday, and when
brought before Judge Lilies pleaded
guilty and received the customary four
months. Frank Kane is the second
man and has been conducting the
Gull pool room at Fillmore and was
dispensing hard cider, which had "a
bad effect on the thirsty ones. He
also pleaded guilty and received three
months and 1920 fine. ~
On application of the states attorney
an injunction was placed upon the pool
room building of Kane, which Isl
owned by w. E. Gull of Esmond
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
Event
COMMUNICATED
Anniversary Of First Train
Into Bismarck Observed
With Fine Program

1t was just forty years ago yester-
day that the first railroad train en-
tered the city OF Bismarck, and the
event was .t;ttingly celebrated last
evening by the Ladies Aid OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
church was nicely decorated and
there was good turnout to hear
the program which had been prepar'
ed for the occasion. Programs for
the occasion were printed and fur.
nished by the officials of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company of st. Paul.
The program card was quite unique.
1t was printed in two colors and in
the top were two ribbons of red and
black, the roads colOrs. There was
a picture OF the locomotive Of 1878.
then In comparison was the large
mountain engine of today, denoting
the progress anu development OF the
load in that time Between the two
pictures is the Northern Pacific ell
blem OF luck. This was followed by
the program. ..M -
The evenings events were started
with music by the choir. Following
this was an address which was
Continued on Page Eight.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
GOVERNORS CLOSE
Their SESSIONS

Salt Lake City, Utah, June with
the adoption OF declaration OF prin'
ciples and selection of officers and
naming the next meeting place, the
conference OF western governors
came to an end this afternoon. The
declaration Of principles, which was
presented by Governor Spry, although
adopted unanimously, was considered
a victory for the radical element. 1t
expressed the belief that the jurisdic.
tion OF the states should be extended
to all their territory, the taxing pow
er to all lands and their political
power and influence be thereby Sc
cured" 1t was decided to meet next
year in Denver Governor Carey of
Wyoming and Gov. Ammons of Colo.
RADIO were elected president and sec
retary, respectively.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-08
BILL MUST
RUN THE
GAUNTLET
Tariff Measure to Have a
Most Rigid 1ry0ut Be-
fore Passage
Many Democrats Are Said
TO be in Favor Of Ger
tain Changes
May be Reported Back In
an Altogether Different 9lllI!
Shape.

Washington, June 7.--Before the
tariff bill gets to the senate Democrat
ic caucus, where it will. be submitted
to the most severe test IT. must meet
before its passage. it will have a pre-
limnary tryout before the senate fl
nance committee that promises to be
most rigid.
Although the subcommittee have
been at work on the various schedules
a month and are about to finish their
work, it is said tonight that there
would be no opposition by the demo
Gratis on the finance committee to
many changes. e
There Is a prospect that some of
the committee recommendations may
not be adopted. Chairman Simmons
of the finance subcommittee tonight
called meeting of the majority mem
bers of his committae for Tuesday,
when several matters will be thresh.
ed out.