davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
umnlig - fanife ! Gorening n,eo
9eaocrneS 6Gllesialg c. I. Som
Torboloe11e er I'LL, CT set Spno %
Sfam at ie pao.

9en iture Snrnfef / 1914. y
Georges 1ltr'l= % Soretsforbuno
bor wer6ragct Mrrongementet all
Soc rationale Gurn= % Sorets-
ltGpnc til &riitiallia Ilrnforening,
iom bar bcitemt Nfboloclicn til Da-
gene ira Bite Mnj-3oie Stunt 1914
paa 6rogner. @ot,gen bar lopet at
Nltiue Jig lom 2l,rnfeitens @eifptter.
S%l1obpoelicrue er ienot no til fan1t=
|lige 2n1oet5 Curt % Soratsfor-
iieninger % til 9urnforhunocne /
8elgien, @pbnre1n, 0almtorf, Gng-
lano, 5inlono, 6ranfri9e, @rrfer=
lano, @ollan6, Stalien, 5cb,pei5,
Speriee, 2plflono, ltngorn og Sc
Jore11ebe Stoter. @on0sm9no /
9rooflpn bor allereoe l1btolt ct
,lterft 9a1ife ont at fon11ne. @ange
bill piltnof enouu erirore 8rooflpn
Snrnf orening fra 6enS 9eltagelie
III NorgcS rationale 3rrnfelt /
1885, % sen Begejitri1g Ser bar
for Nor0mGno fra sen or,0en SIDE
Mttanterbooet. s ii0lte StGpre /
1885 beltog aftibt 312 norjfc mo11b=
{ lige Glrnere, so f~pinoelige og 46
uoenlanoite 5urnere. 0crne Gang
gjsr man &cgning pao omfrino
I 600 ,manolige G1trr1ere og omfrine
200 fpinoeli9e fra @orge oe ON.
!. firing 200 u6el1lonofe 9eltagere
, BERTH fou1n1er 8eitprelicsmcolem:
, mer, Snitr1ftprcr, 9onmcre, 9ep11.
r tcreoe % flere, iaa Geltogcrantalle1
antogelig oil fonu1e Up / HOO d
1900. Man bar tpnft Jig at ino:
fpartere Sc nlan0lige Geltagere pac
}, 'militnr sis, % ogter / SEN Muleo:
ming at ieee ll0laan al Stolelofo.
= lerne / Narbeoen al 6rogner. g
. fptnoelige 0eltagere, @eitprelies.
meolcmner, Snltruftprer, 9epr,tc
-,reoe % Sc andre te11fcr man Jig
i in6tparterct / ct lterre Ycniionat Ell:
. 1er pripat |@utel. Torpleiningen e1
|tGnft at foregaa poo ltoltillingenS
Smraabe. Iurniciten pil blipe Oct
, fprite itprre Sportstil1telning pac
= Sen npe Na1,e G ter l1oltillingens
@abning.
Sposfalb. @ntef mi Sline Ma:
Uric @al1glano, gnfe efter 5tats:
o roao @aoro @%auglan0, Bergen, e1
'ofgoaet peo 9 pocn / en- SLIDER al
y ls5 &or.
o = @ran6oirettpr, &a11celliroa>
. M9erlin / 1rebritspGrf CT 0pb, Is
Mar gall1n1el. SON bar MOmtnl1tra'
+; tor / s.. q. orie11S 2egut % ba1
mange ar peret Mcolem al 8praa:
j, set. 9esuoen por bo,1 pes iii
o 9po Su0ebaper al cit Mengoe Of
), felrtli9e @nerp.
;, - @oarobruger Mrnt 6. &pelet
ber9et, @off, er %afgooet pe6 OGDEN
$50 Mar gan1mel. 9an bar ifgl9f
i ~SeS1,0lanoSpoiten" en- al SOILS elo:
i, ite S%nopoanere og bar / i'm 1i6 CT
ltGrft benpttet &onlmul1en1nno.
i - Gioligere 2ererinoe Morif
&ogltoo er afgaaet pe6 9soen ONT
, firing 20 Mar ganmel. S 1875
blep bum frpttet til &riittania SOL
= %feifole, bar / u1o1ge Mar Meolem
af Sfoleroobet og bar orbej6et ipria
III 2qrerinbernes Organization.
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Mcre euo b,tn fan beifripc. v6or

Mcre cub bnn fan beifriuc. vTor
min Gel" %ifriper Mrs. CHARLES
SSobnion ira @ilipnpille, Nebr.>
~11lau ieg bpjlig priic al1rifo. Cen
bar giort &%iounoere for mig, n1ere
emo jog fo,1 beifripe / Sro."
Saoleoes er Sen @iltorie, ser ior=
tGllc5 on1 % ont igje11, poa bu1rore=
Sc forifjcllige Moaoer ON bporleoe$
bette 9alnle llrtetniooel bringer
@jnlp til Sc Spee % 9i6enoe. 9e1,
er life Ell Mpotbefer Me0icin. Spe=
cial Nger1tcr %forifoffer Ben, eller
Sc fan foo Sen fra 6abrifm1terne>
9r. &eter Gabrnep & Cons Co.,
1875 60. @opne Mpe., Chicago
ecNI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

1tmaaoeli9c &nrmasier 49, clcn=
big Nhrtning, Sra @ooclano fri
pes til uNftenpolten": S @fop=
trafter1e omfrillg @u0elano CT ser
ioor uiG0ponlig rig 8erbplt. Noo
Sbergangen mellem @o6clano og
&uroalen itaor maugeite6s @lau.
ber- % 9pttebGrlpngen / jrpne
5trGfninger paa mango &ilonteter
albele5 oDerlnsiet meo '@nr, iaa
set CT ingen @onifeligbeo for 10
IL Mar5 gonrle gprn at ianfe 20
-25 2iter ON 9uge1. Gn &one
mcb 4 @er11 / Ml0eren 5-11 Mor
TOM forlc6en Sag bje,n mco opcr
10 9iter 8Ioaber = pluffet fra
81. 8 Morgen til z Mften. Ser
fl11oe iaafes i16 og ielgeS fpr
nrongfoloige 1uiino &roner @er,
ONT life neutrality-suspicious. par
iao aloeleS l,n1ulige. Set CT ONT
trent m1ulig at foo iolgt cit 2iter
Der, lloen poa Sen Moa0e at 8G-
rene lepereS til 2an66ol1olere moo
at toge Gorer igien. &riiel1, iom
2anoba110lercn reg,1er efter, er Is
gre pr. 2iter - for fineite @laa=
bGr. Hoo &ri1tinuia Sorp er ion1
beje1ot 9laober / SC ii01te Tiger
betalt mes 20-25 Gre pr. 2iter,
og bette ipnes bore Ell ltri,nclig ltor
Sorifjel - men ielp efter Ell Yris
al 10-11 Gre pr. Sitter &onta1,t
biloe Mosier of Scr bore 1amlet
ino Der. - @bor CT DIFFERENTIATION
eningen? Ser maatte bel bore Ell
Spgape for ben! st organiiere ct
ssalgsfontor 8riitianio % en- Mf-
ie1roeritotion Der, TuIoe iffe pare
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
1ttiteinS &lpitcrrminer.

1ttiteins &1%oitcrrntner. S cit Mr=
tifel / nStaponger Mftenblao" to-
ger &%onicrpotor q. y. 8rpgger
ftGrft til Sroc for, at Ser life maa
5lipc oprettet Eltriitr1,ter 1,o til lit
itcin @loitcrrui11er. Get pil6e eff
ter bans Mening bore cit @onbelli=
gclie al bcn gamle, ifjpnne &11in.
r2a6 set blipe Ell 0p9aoe at minoe
Stopongerfolf ON, at l1titein er ct
berligt Steo, font be tiot buroe H.
&c, % las ser blipe Ell Snrule BE-
6re 6orbinoelie sis ont 5enoogc=
me-" ifriper ban. "Men las SUI
rilterne rejie forbi, lao SEM leae
l1llanbaues REORGANIZATION, 1oar
sen fommer, eller 8rotlanbs6alen
fon fer. Sgiao bcr 9ieloer Set at
~bepore 11oget for 2onoet5 egne
@grn".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

"Jeg har nu ct pant Pigebarn,
wort HENS Glade."-Mrs. DOSYL-
VA COTE, No. III So. Gate St.,
Worcester, Mass.
"Jeg har nu en- sund og smuk lille
Datter. Mrs. A. A. GILES, Dewitt
vile, N. Y, r. "a.
"Jeg har en- stor, fed og sund
Dreng."-Mrs. A. A. BALENGER,
r. F. d. No. l., Baltimore, Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

tOrC IVfSte Barn
er stRrkt og sundt
0g vi finder a
sagen i Deres Com
pound." Mrs.
FRED YOHANN,
Kent, Oregon.
"Jeg skylder De-
res Compound NIT
Liv og NIT Barns
code Helbred."-
Mrs. w. o. SPEN.
GER, r. r.. d. No.
p, Troy, Alabama.
"Jeg, har tire
Bpfn Og Denyttede
hver Gang Deres
Compound" Mrs.
JOHN HOWARD,
Wilmington, Yer
mont.
"Jeg har en- sgd
Dreng og De kan
meddele enhver, at
han er en- Pink.
ham, G. Mrs,
LOUIS FISCHER
80 Monroe St.,
Carlsbad, N. ].
xvi er endelie
DleVet yelS1gne1
med ct sgdt lille
Pigebarn." - Mrs.
G. A. LAPEROU,
Sc. Montegut, La
"Jeg har ct al
de paneste Pige
BORN De nogensin'
de har set."-Mrs
C.. E. GOODWIN
1912 s. 9Th st.
Wilmington, N. C
d "Min Mand el
den %1ykkeligstt
blandt allie leven
de Mend idag."-
Mrs. CLARA OAR
BRAKE, 397 Ma
rilla ST., Buffalo
N. Y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

natnrli9e Sperationsbojis for Sen
tDlte Mtori1e CT Moroieen, % 11aar
bette er Iilfel6et, CT set nof1oo for
flarligt, at ben beller boloer Jig /
Nerbeoen al sen 11orite &pit enc
peo oen engelife poa @rl,,1o al
Set ip91rote 6orbolo mellen1 bisfe
to 9eotioner. Mun ier jo netop /
0isic Gage for ct Spltpr Set bar
boft, at ct &ar tplfe S%pipnsitibe
er fommet i Nnrbeoen al Sc engelife
6ortsjcr UNDER oeres iio1tc 6loaoe=
mongpre. 0en Nerpeitet, iom !
enfelte norife Mpiier CT lo9t for
3uge1 / Sen iibite Gi6, pio1ler ON
lioe1 Sn1tonfe, for life at iige
ltflogifab. De op1raar paa ser,
enc SIDE at ifabe onbt 8loo peo be11
$oloning, 6e bar inotoget, og paa
oen dnoen S10e op1taur llDentor=
itoael1oe, iom nerer @itterbeo moo
&orge, Anleoning til at piie lin
5faoefrpb - JONI mat oglou bor
bobt 4nleo1ing til at ie. vSj6-
fartstiocnoe" t%ilbagepiicr / ober=
h1oooe ifarpe Sr6 ct tpit 81oos
notaleller ON, at oct fattige Nor-
&c ifuloe bore tafnenmelig for, at
De tjener Genge pao be tpife &ries=
iftbe. 8laoet ofpiier iom uie1nmc=
Zig Snoffet ONT, at Morge if11l6c to-
sc moo fpa61ombellt for at tje1,e
1ogle 'Sfillingcr poo ct 8or 1l,ii,1o
Sons Sui, roget @rpnla9er og mo-
get Stiff.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Nnrgr.,

Gtort 9~rcbiefiife. S @fpen %
8pffene pco Stulerllo % &ennGs
i &glanb fi]tes Scr MI Ell Mosle
8rebs. Stpritepartcn fprcs ooer
til Sperige % iGlgcs ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

2ensmanb &anlien, 2epanger,
5om bopoe Mgooet 8efpiaclier %
l~lnoerlloe for iolt 80 100000 &r.,
blep pco Torbpret iopmt 3 Mars
Ju1toicl % 10 Mars Sab al tots
bor9crligc &ettigbe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

On 1iif, iom forloa. &oo @er=
ec,rS 0iifetorp loo ser forlcocn CIT
&pcitc, 16n peiebe belle 200 &t!o=
qron,, fprtn1lcr Berg. 9io." 81
1fe,,, Ser CT Sen itprlte, Der 11ogc11-
1inoe Eor raret let paa Eorpct, par
fiifct poo Sen0mgrsfanten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

9iamantbrpllmp fejreoes nplig /
&ispr al Sn1eoerneiter Gbriiten
Ibrobomie1t % &ultrl,. Saapcl
8ruogonm1le,,, Ser er S2h Mor g.,
JONI @ruoen, ser CT 70 Mor, er ra=
tic % rprige. Sc bor ilipe 10 @grn,
49 @grnebsrn % 8 @ernebprr1s
@pr,r, bporaf oper 60 bar io,nlet til
Sen ii9lone Nnle0nin9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Dr.. A. f. Christians
PRIVATE HJEMME.
HOSPITAL
4o1 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass.
(Ner Massachusetts Ave.j
Telefon s07 Back Bay.
ETABLERRT 1890.

Udstyret med ale modern. medic,nske.
kirurKiske og elektriske Apparater, OF
medieinsk og hygiejniet Gymnastik, o.sv.
Betjenine. Brfarne Leger, uddannede
Sygep1eiere og .B%etjening.
DR.. Niels p. Flnsen's medicinske Lysap.
parat og Methode for Hudsygddhme,
handling.
Lagens Princip err ferst at underso9e
Patenterne for de taRes under Behand-
ling for at hume 6nde, hvorvidt de kan
forhedres eller helbredes.
Alt er Nortfor at Iindre OF helbrede saa
hurtiRt som mul1Rt, og for den mindst
muliRe Bekostning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

observation-disclosures uil i &sit
Mipe fGroig fra 9earpit til 2ebin-
gen. 0ermco faar 2ofoten %
@eiteroalcn 1orbiu0elie r1eo Sa,1=
oct ipi1benfor. MGite Mar fortirt=
tes Mrbei0et nor0oper til Gromsb
% &on,merfcit efter oen &lan, iom
&e9ierinng % Storting bar fait<
lat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

@abnct fjrmmer inocu, n1e1,
pl:oiige fa11 Sc unGgtelig pere, /.
CTS. &oitalin Olien, &1,lleearoine
&coerfcn, Ntalnnta Speri e,,, Gluro
Cert, Slo S%pplebin9en, Grit
Drcngclgs, Sans Eitut, Scarf SUR
tigfarl.
Manee al bisie merfelige Naune
%forefomn1er / Morge. @n Mano
pao &urlse bar bebt i'm &1rnb Mor=
fina.
S Stien itoor ct Steb poo ct
Gilt: 2ogi for fortere % len9ere
@ei{cnoe. st onoet @teo: S,,o=
ftientning al 81 % @affe liant
%enerbreo, og paa en- @rap1ten:
Ser boiler = = 5apne1
al @r6 oa mcnneifer. -
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Gn I~pbninasman6.

Gn &pbninssmanb. 5bb. Stor=
tin9smano 5raos iloar / r5oens
6olteblao" til 2po for cit Yaaitie1=
nelie til Ml,9uit @enrifien @olla-
fer, ion1 far piet 40 Nar al lit 2ip
til &ponias % Sp0prfning al
Soro. SON bar pgret poa Sp0prf=
ming runot omfring / nGitcn ollie
8p96er / So9n fra 6ortun til Cog
nefeit, og ban bar operalt facet Sc
beoite &ionesbpr6 for go0t oe io1n-
bittigbe6sfulot Arbejoe. Mreuit
@allnfer ifal iolt booe rpooet og
1prfet op on1fring 400 @tool Mp<
lano i Sogn. Ser ifal bel lc6es
lenge baaoe bertillon6s % u6e,
fgr man fnn finbe en Manb, 1on
bar u6fsrt ct iao6ant &orsitpffe.
@allafer pil6e bape peret Ell for
bort 2onbs 1tprite @aor6brugere,
oeriom ban ielp bapbe peret Gier
al oen Sor6, iom ban bar lagt u,1=
ser &11ltur, og 6er CT bel life
$pipl ON, at ban 90 pilbe bape
facet @oaifjpmelier, iaabel / Sorm
al Mc6alier iom Sr6e1,er og ole
or16re Clogs @ebersbepisninger. S
fin Scamp moo @e66er % Sten for
bon e6et fin &raft og bru6t lin
9elbreb, og ban er MT e,, gan1n1el,
r0iliot og fatti9 Mo,1b, fom inge11=
ting bar at faloe tilboge poa.
Srabet paa Moritrano. - &oa
8jern6ol @doros @je1oom 1,oe peo
2jon 11er &ri1tiorio er. Scr fore
goaet ct ubp99eligt 9rab. On 28=
oaria Mefaniter, &refting, Mep
6rubt al lin a%unn1erat, @ager=
ipenb Sorsaas, beo ct Slag / So
pe0ct. Otter 9robsmol10el1s egert
6orfloring CT acknowledgement fgl<
genoe: Sc to &un1meroter, iom
bar 9o6e &crner, reilte n,e6 Eoget
til Sti paa cit iaafal0t 8nrtl,r. Sc
bapoc 6ruffet cit Gel. Gorsoos
paaltaor, at &refting bar iterft be-
rulet. Ga Sc bar fon1n1et til 8jerl=
6al @oaros Gjenoo1n, begpnote @ref=
ting %plu6ielig at ifpoe mtco en-
1tarploot &epolper, ban bopoe n1eo
fig. San ifjpo flere Stuo, 1,1e1
iao req 3orsous @ebolpereu fra
bam % ilug bon1 meo sen flere
@ongc, ioa ian fal6t opere,10e o9
blep liggeaoe. Go @omnneroten if
fc rejite fig, leb Drabsmmloen of=
iteo til en- Sejpo9ter, fo,n boe0e /
Nrrbcocn. &an peffe6e. Golfene
'og boo ON @jGp. Gorsoos gop
Zig lite, fpr bon fit 11ogert mes fig.
Neoe peo &eien fa1ot Sc @rcfting
liggenoe. San lebe6e cnom,, n1e,,
oboc moerpejs til Shorthand So
Utilization.
Scbatten ON be tpife Tlaaoebe-
ipg poa &eitlm16et fortietter. Ser
oer1s Gong" i%friper, at Gpltcrne i
ollie Cling bar rettet Jig efter gjell
oe1toe %geitemmelier Ser / 2anoet.
Npelierne bar foregaoet uoenfor
acknowledgements bpab Ser moa
ltaa enbDer frit for. Den enelte.
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r6ram"s 1lormitnims.

r6ram"s 1%lbrnitnim9. - @oolb
Nm1tnoien bor uotalt Jig til Ser
gems Nftenbloo", at Ser ifal initial
leres troaolgs 1elegrof omboro |
.6rom", mebens sen ligger / Gan
Srancisco. Ser pil o9iaa Mmu1o=
len uooame Jig JONI Slipper.
Mn1unoien far UNDER Spbo!oet /
Bergen fonfereret meb Or. @cllano=
@onien ont gfspcoitionens ocea,1o=
grafilfe l16ltDr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
ct opleseligt antiseptisk Pulver

ct oplcseligt antiseptisk Pulver
som ct Middel for Bet@ndelse i Slim
hinderne, saa som Strubebetaendelse,
Luftr1rs- og Naese Katarrh, og kvin-
delige Betaendelses- Onder? Helbrede-
de Kvinder siger "det er verd sin
V@gt i Guld". Opl9s Diet i Wand for
lokal Behandling. l ii Aar har Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. anbefalet
Paxtine / privat correspondence med
Kvfnder.
Diets Lige findes like / sanitser
Toilette. Blot SOC for en- stor Eske
hos Apothekere, eller sendt portOfr1t
we'd Modtagelsen at Prisen.
The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston,
Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
of @uo oe mcnneifer.

Cen norite @pubtemplarprben
bapbe StGpne rneb 500 Gcltagere
i Birfelunb peb Stobef 11er Sri
i%tionio. Stortingsprelibent 2gblono
fortalte @piiooer fra ben norife
Selpitenoi9beosfonlp % ONT Saa-
bet. !&on maneoe l1ngbomme1 til
5elpbeberi fe&ie oe 5elptl1gt, bpis
ben niloe nao til noeet i &erben.
Gbefen, @iooine, ifilorebe @fbol6s=
1asens &efit / be noroiife 2m6e. S
Sperige bor mani fon1met Iengit;
men faa ipilote Sc Ser life Eibe11
meo at 6rbfte, enten nto1 1ful6e
brittle 2onbsM ellcr life! Mooofot
s. 90. sSaeobien bgp6eoe, at Mrbei=
bet for ct 5orbl1o al iamfrnbsmes=
fige @eniDn life ltob / @o6letning
til Bribeoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

$500
Selifibsflaaoen. 5 1875 bcltoo
ben norite Sejlifibsiloaoe al 1872
433 net Gnnoge. Sent Nor efter
bar ser 1,502,5S4 % / 1912 bop=
Sc sen gooet neo til 600,958, me-
bens Gomplfibsilaooen par / 1875
1885 net Coinage % / 1912
1,O73,776. $ 1876 beito6 bauoe
sejlifibs= % 9omplfibsflaaoen at
1,419,30S net Gonnage ellcr 2,171,=
600 1eoprgttonnoge. S 1912 bar
ben iamleoe 6laa6es Gonnoge
1,674,734 9fet % 3,750,000 Gpo=
b9gt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

grDiil 9ummnne er Sen iterite
fonmu,ualc Sforejer / 2auoet, ef=
tcrot TUroolcn bar afbenoet lin
Sfou. Mrealet / Grpiil CT 100000
Moal. 5 libite Griftsoar CT Der
uoorepet al Sfopcnc 27,S00 Splp=
ter SuI9spirfe FAINT enoel &p1spirte
til 9pgoens Jolf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

Sla9tct en- real" Gfie. @oele
Scriercjlcnoe iorteller / .%iSrcn1ti=
6en", at ser poo en- @oorb peo
@litrcponoet if11Ioe ilogtes Ell Stic.
5olfene bapoe %iurret Stien fa1t, %
Sloatercn itoo feroig til at tage
oct prrgtige Ours 2ib. Mcn Sfien
foa / iioite 2jcblit lit Snit til at BE-
fri Jig og iatte tillfogs. Mu tenfte
Slaotcren og MeobjGlperne iom
1oo, at Set bar lige loo goot at
flo9te Gpret i Sfopen ion1 bjemme
pao @oar0en, og Sc brog % us
nelbep9bllct % bber fin Sci for at
fin0e Sfien. Otter cn @tl,n6 tom
Slogtcrcn pou Spor, og 90 ba11
itrofs efter fom poo Ell Sfle, ifieb
ban Sen nc0. 0cn oct fjc6elige
hor, at sen Sfie til6prte Ell anoe,1
Mono! &porpi0t Sc andre traf
taa Sen rette og fit oflirt sen,
fortcller SC 5%eriereiicnoe intet ONT.
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4ph Bxkats.

- Nor0ntonoen 81. .. &icboro5
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26
MONTHS MAY fLAPSE
ERE Canal Opening

nal are told in big figures: The dis.
bursting officer has paid out $20,524,-
'705 on payrolls alone. Congress, so
far, has appropriated $349,505 223 for
canal construction. OF which $1O,676,-
$50 went for Notifications.
in great detail, Colonel Goethals
tells the story Of the engineers work
during the last year and with particu-
lar satisfaction it is reported that the
mechanism Of the vast locks and
dams was tested, with perfect sue
cess. The gates at Gatun were swung
in one minute and fifty seconds for
each leaf. The heavy iron chains
which are depended upon to prevent
an unruly vessel from crashing into
the locks were raised and lowered in
ample time to meet any emergency,
and demonstrated their ability to
check or stop any vessel unless of
very great size and moving at excess
sive speed. The locomotives which
will tow the ships through the locks
were tried out and proed their abil-
ity to easily handle the largest Of
vessels, and the electric installation
which will involve the use of a cur.
rent of $4,000 volts pressure, was
completely successful.
Altogether tho technical section of
the report seem to demonstrate the
accuracy Of Colonel Cocktails state.
ment that practically nothing but the
great slide at Cucaracha remains to
prevent the successful operation Of
the canal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26

vs. WHtN HLIFL fUNHNF. ~
374 Tihr street, found them under
his bed while he was looking for
burglars. He ran to the proprietor.
The proprietor thought he had been
entertaining dynamiters. He sent for
the police.
Detectives James Mackey and Dave
Murphy hurried to the place. Mackey
finally opened II OF the bombs. It
contained confetti.
Then Mackey and Murphy took the
other two bombs over to the South
ern station. Sergeant John Collins
was on duty. They set a bomb on
Collins desk and touched a match
to the fuse and ran. Collins did not
get out in time to avoid the explo-
sion. He was relieved to find q show
er OF confetti.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26
BUTTE
DELEGATES SCHOOL

Sentinel Butte, Nov. 25.--Sentinel
Butte's new schoolhouse is practi-
call. completed and a splendid pro-
gram has been arranged 10 rthe night
Of December 6, to dedicate this mag
nificant structure. The Sentinel
Butte school district employs 35 tea
cheers and on Saturday the 9th Of
December there vii be a district
meeting Of these teachers, at Sentinel
Butte, and that night the program
will be given in the opera house.
Among the speakers will be GOV.
Hanna. State Superintendent Taylor,
Hon. A Il. Martin, Lewis T.. Craw-
ford. a member Of the state educa.
tional board, and President McFar-
land of the Valley City normal, If he
can arrange to be present. The
county superintendent of schools of
Golden Valley county, Joseph A.
Kitchen, will also be on the program.
Professor A.. f.. Gambler, who has
charge of the Sentinel Butte schools,
will aid OF the program.
Bit a few years ago, Sentinel Butte
had a one-room schoolhouse that pro-
perly housed all pupils, the new
building will accommodate 250 pup
lis without crcWding. The town is
an old town but mp to ten years ago
was principally a raMching center
the development these later years is
due to the farming an dworking the
Ignite beds. Sentinel Butte is the
center Of the immense veins that
crop out in Western North Dakota
The new schOolhouse is an evid-
ence Of the permanent prosperity Of
the town and county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26
find BOMBS
Under BED

San Francisco, Nov. 25.-Tlley prov
ed to he counterfeit bombs left over
from the Portola, but FOR a time they
had several San Francisco citizens
and four N five policemen rather
badly frightened.
A roomer in the Magnolia Hotel
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26

Polaire is to start out in the latter
part of this month at the head Of her
own company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26

Gilbert Miller, the son of Henry
Miller, is about to make his debut as
a producer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-03

Washington, December 2.-tspeeial1
Taking for his text Representative Walter
L. Hensiey's resolution for the disarma-
ment of the nationa embracing the sus-
pension of building battieships for IL year,
Captain Hobson addressed the House FOR
over an hour this afternoon, Captain
Hobsen declared that you eeuid not dis
arm ma items by resolutions, and the eeun-
try ought 10 have a fleet In the Atlantic
equal or superior TO that of Germany
and in the Pacific equal or superior to
that of Japan. With the United States
the possessor of such aR array of naval
strength, it was his idea that we can
command peace by oeerawlng the other
nations.
Representatives Mann, upon this prapo-
sition, led the captain along into virtually
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-03
Contracts Cancelled

Mexico city, December 2-Preferring to
incur the displeasure of the Tluerta gov
ernment to a very practical manifestation
of the rebels wrath the producing oil
companies of the republic today Cancelled
their contracts for supplying the National
railways with fuel oil.
This is regarded as one of the most
serious blows deal the government be-
cause il is likely to bring about early
suspension of all railway traffic. which
would interfere greatly with military 6ner-
atlons and would strike vitally at the
commerce of the country. Most of the
oil used by the railways is produced in
the coast region of Tampico and south
ward. This territory is overrun with
rebsl, directed for the most part by Gen.
Candido Aguilar
In spite of General Aguilar's assurances
to Rear Admiral Fletcher that the oil
property would not be molested. represen-
tatives of the companies have been given
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-03
HOBSON MAKES LONG TALK
ON HAVING LARGER NAVY
Follows Presidents Peace Message With Appeal For War Prep
aratons and Then Admits Idea Impractical When
Pressed By Minority Leader Mann
BY c. E. STEWART

admitting that such a programme would
be possible only after the nations of Eu-
rope had impoverished themselves In, their
attempt to keep pace with u.s. and that
it would simply resolve itself into the
question of which country could last the
longest under such a financial drain. Rep
resentatiVe Hobson's big navy speech did
not arouse enthusiasm. following as II
did the Prasident's message, today. In
which the chief executive said: The
country, | am thankful 10 say, Is at peace
with all the world, and many happy man
lfestations multiply upon us of Il growing
eerdlality and sense OF community OF In
terest among the nations, foreshadowing
an age OF settled peace and good will More
and more readily each decade do the ma
tions manifest the Willingness TO bind
themselves by solemn treaty To the pro-
cess of peace the process of frankness
aud fair concession
Representative Hensiey's resolution will
probably be passed.