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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28
Der Etier III LOG.
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iabr bon siaem ipatheHsen Stier
aufseipieft ~ pereen.

Cine aufrtssnbs Stene lpieli, iin
stliern aaf bem Spisiplas an ber Tscs
Miden une Walnnt Strabs ab, ais
etn ipiiikHe eeporesuer G.isr nit
lsfeHitsH Gaups auf cine Nns1hl ilsis
nsr ainbtr, bic fih auf bem gpiels
p!as iunsmslien. IosF.iirstt. An ipilnsr
6dii unc 4nsItihrsie aus Itobsub no,
ben bk ainber mad alien aid,tuuaeu
cussinoHDer. giniss Der anaben
lcurben iroBnm BON osm niiiknben
1bisr nisosrseiuOrfsn. jebDh tcmtn ois
ainbsr nit bem blobsn Ed,gtdsn bcs
bon. Sofepb CABIN. 3 5nArs ali. ron
no. 68 OF UseaIsid<n Mwnue.
ftpebte siniss 3eii In lebfnseFaf.
ca Cd ben aHiftin bafif, 0ls eb ber
Giitr Stn stnaben nuf Bic 65rnsr
nsbmen lrollis. poli1iItsn bts bxii.ei
polissibiitritis siIieH btn 6ebrdnaisrr
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9edmtsn. ben Stir sE Derirfifn. ses
ftintn Wes bit Aldlnnt Gtrn6f Il
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aslang Hi6t. ben Eiaenlhiimfs vi
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beutfne Clement. bas inTerem bertits
Dorbaubtnen sufliebi, IN, seigt frob Der
psrminnertsn Ginmdnbrruna bic lsbie
WoifssdbI,iue. Bon Inn Muslanbe gss
borsntn Wldnnsrn i'm MIter BON q
Sabrer ipdrsn iiber 900, 900 5timmce,
rthtigt stipcroen. Bon ben In Der
lestsn 0oIissdblunesoetdbe aus On.
ropa irsgtfonmt eingeipdnberten 6ta
WiIlionen psrionen tomtn iiber liz
Wilinnsn ptrfonsn mdnnIidbeu Des
fchIe6ts aus Tsutihldnb unb nnbtsu
10 Vrosent --- non allen Wdtipnen Der
arObie pro1sntinb bnttsn bas
GtimHrsht srtporben. Tsmnn6 fsin
mibsupsrohttnber sSottor tn pplitiid
btutifdmtriianifter 6inIidbt. Bon
elmer Ebnmaht bes Teusihamtri.ar
ncrfblnns mad bisisr Rihtung bin
tonn aud mad ben GrfolseH oss gla-
tiondlbunbes uno feiner Stoatsutrs
bdnbe unb St1oteperbinbunesn niht
mebr asIpronsn trtroen. Coer ipdrs
itHter dnbertn gpobI fonFt In Der irteHs
ftp angIpomeritnntIfsn Stabt pbilas
belphid. tpenn ban niht 70 pdre, tts
1botia1e oorgstpmmen, DAB cin
Deutfhomeriianer ein eeborene,
Dentiher - 6pn. Rubolph 9ldnlsns
burg. gum giirstrmeiitsr ssiDdb!t
ipiro2 -
6ar reid unh fruhtbar fir vnifrsn
aultirbiinger bistsf fib unisr omeris
tafder goben fiir uns Beutfh1merisns
ner, fir bic btntihameriianifht Sadi.
beren Sesen lih GsutihIano niht enss
siekn fOIIis, ftibit tuenu ts tOnnte;
fhon IN tiH srober 9heil oes gO0tns
bereits sspfIiist unb porberettst. Wstt
nnTerem 9<mtfhameritaniihen Ratio
nalbunb als brandborsr unb beipdhrs
ter 9flugfdar ftellsn mir eos sts
fomnte Teuti6dmtritausrtbum als
ahtirfdttor fdont Geslsu fabea
uus oriiben sulturbiineer setnoeIt -
in ben Ttenit. Woasn opFtrtpiilige
trGftioe 5Gnbt unb iIarbIidenbe aus
gen tets ctif ibr uuo iiberou RUBIN,
nuf bdb niht holprig. 5urGen iid
iiber bic 70 treffIih dusertpdhltcu uno
pisIpsrTprehenben SamentOrIs- fhIis
Gen.
Wose fsrnsr daf ale 3siten iih Sos
SsiiQhorn cceIfter aultur n otl,tlttm
Siuns, sur Gbr, unlersr ben.it.n 9ds
fer. uum neiIe neiues matcrlauoes
@merito, su Gtutfh!auss RIbm uno
am.ritas Gsssn. iiber uns erstetsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

Waffen susefiibrt iperben biirfen, mas
ben 8esnern niht erlaubt i'll, fpprnlts
lid bel Den RsbelIen cine iebr ieinb-
Iifx Stimmrns sesen bic in Rerifp
onfdTigen 9merifdnsr entpideIt babe.
Senatnr Bacon ertlGrte bic 9olitit
oes prdfioenten uro 3tpar bohin, baB
mdn Der tpeiben 8epDllerung, fpelhe
bic 8uItu- reprdfentire, aunt Siege
perhelfen pplle. @enn odmit bic Ans
fiht bes grdfiosnten rihtig piebsrge>
asben lit, cat sr Die @erbSItniiie in
Wterito nibt srfaBt. Die ioeenann=
ten &ultur : Glsmente babsn bic Re
opIution berbeigefiibrt. Die beiiblole
gepDlterung murine in einem 3uitano
ner Stlaoerei eebalten. GrIOiuns fana
ibr nur tcmmen, tpenn Der 9rob<
s,unobeiiB oufeet6eilt pirb, boB Die
QanbbeoDfferung ibre ipirtbfhaftiids
llnabbdnsigfeit srlongen tdnn uno 10
Iduge bteie Torberung Der Seredties
teit nidt bepilltgt tpiro, bort bic Res
rplution niht auf. Der prdiibent
itiist baber bic unaerehte Sdhe unb
lpie Die GrsigniFe Der lebteu 5ase err
tpetien, tpiro tie niht ourhbringen.
llniers Reqisruns itebt baber Dor Der
9efabr. bab bic 8oltspartei. tpelde
iie betGn,pft, CUR SsrrIhnft 9elanst
nnb bas tam fir uns niht BON 9or<
tbeil Istn. Ri6tig tpdre es. beioen
Seiten Die DoffenIisferuns gu rsrias
ner1
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9ie 8onofrase.
Ntt it1etiihen Sf00 9oHbs Sarfte
oemnadit elm geriud
stmndt iuerSrH.

etabtaubitor Sra 9. @aibburr.
Der, ipie bereiis aeiiern IN oefen
spaIten ben,ertt. 81 8unften Der
ausaabe pcu i,1otiid,en 9onos in
Stiideu pon ie S1O0 iii, bieIt geitern
in bieIer glngelesenbeit cine aonle.
rcn, nit 9iirsernleiiier Stunt, ar.
beitsSirettor 4rice. Siterbeitsbiref.
tor Gaib unb ben 9ilguHgsionos.
frIiiees nb.
Tic 4onbfroge luur0e einaehen1
erortert uilb uon perihiebenen Seiien
fuurSe bemertt, bab auem gnihein
nafl BITE bieiieen ganfen uHb Meafler
ourh ibre Mciger,Ing, anaebote an
itaottidDe gonbs su MAIDEN. bic Staoi
sMr Grbohung ocs 9insfHbes nu'
itdbtiibe Bombs bon Az aif 3 ssro.
sent S.ptnesn iuollten. lie on Der
aonierens tbeilnehmenSen Serren
roren ieocd, einnliitbis Der siuiidt,
bob cine oerartige erbobung Der
3insraie onber aaer 6raee itebt. ol
Der SfdDf o1ourdl 3ti DroBe auS9l.
ben eripadAen ipiiroen.
Ter worihins 4errn @aihburns.
Bombs IN stiiden BON ie 500 aus.
suaeben. ,purSe iebr beifdaia dnige.
nommeH, nber pcrIduiig iperben nod,
feline Sd)ritic in bieier Ridlhina ge.
nIadt iperben. ionSern man mid por.
crit ben ndf,iten 9ermin, fiir tpeld,en
anaeboie nnf cine gononusanbe aus
aeihrieben iinb. ben &. SiIii nbipor.
ten. an oieiem Iage fcilen angebote
fir cine gmiIiion BON 100000 iiir
ben Aaii bes Wiaereef ab3ugsfnnnls
entgesenaefsonniei lperoen utlb fnlla
bann iuiebef feine anecbote BON ben
8anten einInlifen. niirfie Der Gtnbt.
ratb eriud,t lnerbeH, cinea geidlHfI
,n iaiien. liant ,peIf]em bic Ii1oiiid)eil
gonSs In 3utunfi in Siiiden bon il
500 snr anssabe eelnnaeH perben.
Sautit iie bann leidDter BON Etnbt.
aubitor aus frcicr &anb bireft an bns
asublifum perfauii meroen fonHeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28
asusert iu gnraes MsObs.

Jm Hurnet Mocbs parf pirs
bsuis 9anmiiiae bis 5obn @. ne
ber'fdk anp<te nnitr Der Qeitiins pon
aGpeiInstiIier 6<rmann @tnfitbt bas
folgfnbs inssfeHanis y,rosramm Snr
9urhfiihrung brinstn:
wlnrdx foioneils gfhaiscpssr
9oriDsgiidsr a0rnsna. Cp. IA
GbenbIen
slbansaiis iibsr -Goms GD<st 0oms.
9<lfsfDi
auiii1s giebsr unb 9dnss /. 1obani
pOipOurti aus ~7bs piraiss 81 s,saS
5nnft Guliiuaa
apsnefplo (nns0ep1blt)
6trr 6ermann HslIfiebi.
Ste tx Gcrnuerins 6ere Gomez
poipsurti aus ~ Dollar plsHssb.
.ss Gaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

9oHp. Dunn bat Die Srauens
Gtimmre6ts=giq untsr3eitust, Die
tefonoeres SntereTs aus benz 8runbe
beanFpru6t, odB iie Srausu oas
Stimmre6t bei ben grGiibentenpabz
len in Jlinois srtbeilt. Ias fibrt
elm nsues Clement in bic 9oIitit ienes
Gtuatss Elm, bas ieOe geretnuna iiber
bic sutduft;ee poIittfte SteIlune bon
Jainois unm6gIih ma9t. ginen 9ez
,ptn1 tdnn man iih bappu niht pers
fpred)en, peun man beoba6tet, pis bic
probibttion tbre bduptiGhliniteStiibe
On ben Sruuen Bat. ST Elm Stoat
nit iotb GROCER GIettoraIma6t in rsr
Gage, isin Gepiht fir Die rationale
probibition einsuIessn, 10 mug oas
ernitlihe Sefiir6tungen errsgen. anz
geIibts oei1en gstpdbrt ss SrDit, BON
Gugeiebensn Suriitsn 3psifeI iiber bic
FonititutioRaIit6t Der Bill 81 ner<
ntbmeH.
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(aus Der Subi!dumssGussabe bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28
Der 9rdiibent hat bic 9On.:

Der prdiiosnt bat Die aOms
n;tiitpn ernanHt, oeren 2(ufgabe es
fsiu ion, Die ge3iebungen spiI9sn
Grbeit uno &apitaI su itubiren, reIp.
gu perbeTern, Sin Wlitglieb Der 8pms
milton ift elm miibIenbeiiBer Romsns
8dilIaro, Der Elm 9erm0ssn BON MiI-
lipnen beiist unb Der ben Rui esnisBt,
oab in isinem 9etriebs nod niemals
elm Streit itattgefunoen bat pber nur
nnseorobt fporber lit. gls Der Qrd=
fbeut ouppn bDrte, ernannte er Bail
lGro Sum Wit9Iisoe Der SommiIiion
es pirb intereHant istn, pte bieTer
ben irouitrieGen Brieosr in Isfner
Uabrit geiidert bat uno boffentIi6
idBt fi6 oas 9cbeimnib prattiI6 in
hem Streit 5u qaterIon pertpertbsn,
Der 3uerit aufgenommen tuerben Tou.
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Rah sebniGbrieem &am

Nam 3epn a prt9 NJ NaHI@
PIE III eS seIungen, Die 8sriperrung
Der offeRtIitsn 2unoung bur6 sins
GiftnbabHbriids gu nerbinosrn. Die
9lbiiht bate bon pornkrein ni6t
oufhgeben oiirfen uno es ndre bds
Hi6t mDalif getpeien, bdtten Die giirs
ger Die Wla6t befeTen, stn Referen.
bum iiber aIe Spn5eFionen an Sprpos
oationPn 3u forbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

Die SeautoreH iirb M! ssm
1xrbaltea Der 4brliuiIiyatioa aesen<
iibsr Darito Hidt e!uperitancsE. 81.
tsesIL eae oe. 6uer.a aitsistang
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14
Mems underwear

Mems Athletic Shirts and Drawers style shirt knee
length drawers; white madras various patterns also E0c
fancy silk in white and coors 75c grade at - ~
Mems Shirts and Drawers babriggan gauze; - E
various Styles SOC grade; ........ Do
Mems Shirts and Drawers domestic samples babg
gan sno whte ISLE short sleeve Shirts ankle length ONC
ers Sl00 to 81 so SSS3
Mems Silk Isle Union Suits, white RIBBED very sheer; @ oE
one-quarter sleeves; $3.50 grades half p 80
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

Halliday street, to vacant lot near
Communipaw and Arlington avenues
today to settle dispute with fisti-
cuffs. He reported to the police that
he handed his s25 opep-faced gold
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

jured yesterday while riding in
a Main line trolley car near the
corner of Jersey avenue and Grove
street. While her mother was not
looking. the child leaned far out of
the window Of the car and her head
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

Ism that he was being talked of as
the Tammany mayoralty Standard
bearer
Il have never been candidate for
public Office. he said, and 1 am
not candidate now"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

was struck by car going in the
opposite direction.
Inc child was taken to the General
Hospital suffering from commissions
on the forehead and slight concus-
sion Of the brain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

watch to stranger to hold for him
during the fight and when the fight
was over the stranger had disapt
peared with the watch. Mcclure,
Judging from his appearance, also
lost the fight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14
RIDERS HAT NOT IN RING

NEW YORK, July 14.-Herman
Ridder, seen at his home in Edge
mere. L. l., has emphatlcally de-
MED the story emanating from Brook
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14
CAR HITS CHILD ON HEAD
Especial 10 the Newark stnr.l

Especial 60 TIC NcNark sfnr.1
ELIZABETH, n. j., July 14.--Dor-
othy Marienshek, 9 years old, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Marien-
shek, OF DunelIen. was painfully in
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14
LOST FIGHT AND WATCH
| specIal 10 thc Ncwark star.l

Special TO The NcWhrk stnr'I
JERSEY CITY. y. j.. July A.
Peter Mcclure, Of isa Wilkinson
street. went with Bulge" Gay, Of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

Some very fine offerings in
beautifully dressed dolls in this
cleanup occasion.
Here are fine Dressed Dolls
with full jointed bodies, worth
Sl.50, going for
only ......... ...'..,.... ~
So and S. Schoenut Wooden
Dolls at 81 to $3.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

Odds & Ends
Quaker Corn Flakes; 3 pkgs.
for lac.
Aetna Handy Wax, 5 boxes
for sc.
Comet Glue, 3 bottles for
1Oc.
Fairbanks Securing Soap, A
cakes for 1Oc.
Gibson Soap Cleanser, 3
boxes for 10c.
Swift Soap Cleanser, 3 tins
for 15c.
Gondola Soap, white soap, B
cakes for SC.
Champion Cat Soap, 3 bot
ties for 18c.
Velvet Cold Water Starch, 3
pkgs. 14c.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
HOLDS ANDERSON : 4.
TO DISTRICT COURT
Murder Suspect at Washburn
Is Held for Murder In First
Degree. e. .'-.

|Washburn, N. D., April 49,
W. T. Anderson, arrested last
TuesGhy, in. connection with
the murder Of Frank Funk,
cashier Of the First National
Bank of Washburn, was ar
raigned today charged with
murder in the first degree.
He waived examination and
was held to the next session of
the district court, which will
be in June. Under the law he
cannot be admitted to bail but
must remain in Jail until his
trial.
The funeral of Funk was held
here this afternoon under the
auspices Of the local Masonic
lodge, of which Funk was a
A large number of
friends Of the dead cashier were
present from Bismarck, and
other nearby points.
The body is to be shipped to
Los Angeles for burial.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
III. / | CONES
IN BIG B|uNCAEs [
Mother and Baby in Brantford
Family are Badly Burned &.
on Same Day. 4s

Branford, N. D., April il.
A most distressing accident oc-
Cured in the Boyer family, who
have but recently moved out to
the TedroW place. The two
oldest boys, lads of z and 9,
went out, to the hayshed, which
was built onto the barn, I, and
started a fire, their intention
being to cook eggs. I: ...555 4
The fire of course spread rap
idly, and by the time the alarm
ed mother arrived on the scene,
the, whole building was in
flames, although the boys were
safe, having taken to their
heels. n.
In a vain attempt to save
some Of the stock, Mrs. Boyer
plunged into the blazing barn
burning h ers elf severely.
Rushing out again with. her hair
and clothing in, flames, she
threw herself fnto a pond Of
water, then went to the house
and phoned for help; but the
barn and stock, with harness
and implements, were sacrificed
and Mrs. Boyer is at present in
a critical condition.
Proving that misfortunes ne
yer come singly, one Of the lit
tie children, that same evening,
in todc1ing about, backed into
a pail of scalding hot scrub wa
ter, which haG been carelessly
placed. on the floor. The child's
burns are thought to be as bad
if not worse, than the moth
er's. Il l:s ss.
"A trained nurse arrived to
take charge, and family rela-.
tives from Nebraska are ex-
pected soon. The people of this
and surrounding communities
are showing much arge-heart-
edness, and kindly sympathies
in this affair. "A subscription
has been started for the benefit
of the afflicted family, and Of
fers of help made. G $s#
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
.POSTMAsTERS MAY
FINISH THEIR TERMS
President Wilson Will not Both
er Republican Federal Of
ficehOlders.

Grand Forks, April 20.-The
postmasters of North Dakota
may rest easily. Postmaster
General Burleson has given
out word that the present re-
publican postmasters will be
allowed to serve out their four
year terms unless the depart
ment finds evidence of official
misconduct that would warrant
a change.
AS nearly all of the postmas-
ters Of this state, especially
in the larger cities, have con-
siderable of their term left,
this announcement will be Of
much interest to them. The
policy adopted is that of former
presidents in cases Of changes
of, administrations.
/. When President Wilson was
elected there was considerable
interest aroused over what
his course would be-. Promin-
ent democrats in all parts of
the state began to get busy
looking for the appointments
in their respective cities This
announcement will mean that
their activity will be postpon-
ed for a couple of years in most
instances.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
men FIND
DEAD. / BABY ON TRACK
Body Of Newborn Baby Girl,
Thrown From Train, Found
Near Wimbledon.

Williston, N. D., April 19.
Thursday morning Of this week
las Section Foreman Jacob
Cooper and gang Of men were
going over the section east J. Of
town one Of the men noticed
the boety Of a baby lying be-
side the track. 81 The hand car
was stopped and one Of the
men telephoned County Cor
oner M. S. Mallough, who in
company with j. @. Carter and
|E. w. Stein went out where
the body was reported to be at,
which was just three miles east
|of Wimbledon. They found
the body Of the baby lying on
the south SIDE of the track near
the end Of the ties, and the
supp ositiorl is that it was
thrown from one Of the trains
passing through here Wednes-
day night some time. The
boby was wra apped in q heavy
bath toWl and al Woman's wash
waist Of some kind Q f: white
mat terial. The fowl was badly
soiled, but the waist hardly
had q spot on lit From the
condit ton of the body it must
have struck on its face and head
[asS the skull on one side was
badly smashed and also the
face.
The body II was that of a fully
|mahured infant and had not ev-
|en{ been wash da;;3 !; So that ii must
have been born on one OF the
trains and Thrown from one
Eof Tie toilet oiil 4 rooms, 4 presunl-
ABLY rom q o q ss8 n as that
trail was thes sonly one passing
here e after dark B ed
|nesday niiRl Rllt he other trains
|alll being late yesterday morn
here " \ nut hin 81 the
BODY t1st colild III ahy IA 1, iga he
|identif fied, soe 81 tl,at ttie guilty l5yg'
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25

fered. It says that the crime
for which Sperry was convicted
was not the crime for which
the reward was offered, and
McKenzie, after haggling for.
two years, has instituted suit
hoping to reimburse himself for
a part Of the money he spent
in the work. VI ..,.5s
Combs and Ritchie Of this
city represent the plaintiff, and
the case will be tried att the next
term Of court in the. Sixth dis
t1ict, at Bismarck.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
! M'kEA;z!!E | | \; |! ! !. CASE [? A S J
!. AGAIN "A REVIVED. / " ] !
~,Eather OF Murdered Boy is su-
ing the State for the Re
ward Offered. + I

Valley City Times Record ::
After two years spent n in
scare ching for, ident wing, and
forcing an :admissien Of guilt
from the murderer Of his son,
Kenneth s. Mckenzie Of Aneta
has commenced suit against the
state Of North Dakota to secure
the reward Of $500. offered by
the state, for the arrest of the
guilty man or men.
Three years ago the Aneta,
case was for days almost the
sole topic Of conversation
among the residents of the
state. s,.ss... .'&
A young boy, son Of a; strong
prohibitiollist, and law enforce
ment worker, was returning to
his home4in the dusk Of a sum
mer evening. Playing along
the road, lettering here and
there until after dark, he was
3hop a. e,.a,,nd assf', - ag1ad fi and than ~
kerosene oil was, poured over
his clothing and fired.
The fends fled as soon as the
flames were started, ! and short
- .o,.oa 80 - : ) ,h,.o,'rht - m ham "a 1Ias was
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
NATIONAL. Z ! BANK E:X: :.
A A|M|N.ERS RESIGN
! F. 3. Chapman and E. S. Ty.
Ter Resign North Dakota
Government Jobs.

Grand Forks, N. D., April 81.
Fl. B.. Chapman and E. S.
Taylor, national bank examin-
ers for North Dakota have re-
signed their POSITIONS. "a
n John Valley of this city sid
Al. Minkler Of Knox, With
well known democrats, are cam
|didates for appointment, and
they are now in Washington
taking the, examination that is
provided by the treasury de-
|partment for those aspiring to
such positions.
Messrs. Chapman and Tyler
handed their designations to
the department several days
ago, it having been the Gus
tom for the party men to re-
tire from positions Of this ma
ture when a new party has
come intD control .of affairs.
Both of the retiring txamin-
ers are very well known
throughout the state. Mr..
Chapman, formerly a member
of the state senate, resigned
six years ago to become exam
iner, and has served almost
continuously in that capacity
since then. Mr.. Tyler is a real
estate dealer of Fargo, s...
Recently Mr.. Chapman has
become interested in Mckenzie
county land deals an6} he is
spending much Of his time
there, while Mr.. Tyler, it is un-
Sderstood, is taking a trip in
the hope Of bettering his health.
The several hot days during
the. last and this week caused
some of the local business men
Ito get busy in putting up their
awnings II; .sxss. s..... \ .': ..r~
|1 Miss Leila Randall and Mrs:
Edith Peters, who are both en-
'ployed on the Portal telephone
exchange, arrived in the city on
Saturday last to. spend a few
days as guests at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Randall.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25

The Tribune has printed up
and keeps in stock for sale
chattel mortgage blanks and
notes, both Of which are of a
good form and are very neatly
printed and boundl Both will
be sold at reasonable prices.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-25
SUMNER SCHOOL TO
Be Hello At VELVA
That City Chosen at Meeting
of County Superintendents
at Minot.

County Superintendent G. H.
Hecht returned Saturday after
noon from Minot where he at
tended the annual meeting Of
the Northwestern Educational
Association adm also a meeting
of the county superintendent
Of the counties in this portion
of the state. At the meeting
of the county superintendent
it was decided by a voc Of
three to four to hold the next
Summer School at Velva where
it has been held during the past
two summers. The other con-
testant was Minot: Velva
was chosen for the reason that
teachers who attended former
sessions Of this school were
shiwn every consideration by
the citizens of Velva, and when
the invitation was extended to
hold the session there again
this year there seemed to be
little chance for any otaltr city.
The summer school proves
very beneficial to all teachers,
and especially those teaching
in rural schools. It is hoped
that as many as can possibly
get away among the Burke
county teachers will plan on
attending. The term will start
on July 7t1l, and will continue
for teri of four weeks, with
one wee kof institute. The
same corps of instructors who
had charge of the school last
summer with two exceptions
have again been Employed this
year. ..y FIX,
The school will be in charge
of President Crane Of the Minot
Normal, who volunteered the
donation Of his services for the,
term. During former years
each county in this portion Of
the state paid for the maintain
ance Of this school in proper
tion to the number Of schools
in the county, but this year
each will pay in proportion to
the number Of teachers within
its borders who attend. The
new method is much more sat
'isfactory to Burke county
where the attendance in the
past has been very small. Fur
ther announcements will be
made later. 3y} 81 n Il.