davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
Stuns Sill.

6. S. @arstebt, nebit @attin usS
So6ter, Sr6itIein 2aiira, befalpbe,i
fid fiir5Iid nebrere Soge IN &pie.
bltb.
@lnler gngelbredt, palfer in
6ern &ailflooer in Bah beifaftigr lit,
befinbet Iib alrf mebrere Sage bier
GUM 8eind.
GILBERT 2aiier itt1b @attiit, nehIt
fIeiner Sodter, BON ct. 2ouls, he-
fittbeit iib bier auf geild Bel Ser
tpaft6ten ilft6 tpobnteil glei6'nlls
6em SO. SO. M. Hifnif bei.
gbas. Gross, Der 8iebbdtpblcr bon
Dpafe, Iieferte am bergansenen sSrei.
tog nlebrere Malleiel bier ab, Delhe
er on 9ntbur Murpbp, bon gSem
Snpet, berfauft batte.
Dos> fiir5Iid, bier abge6altcne 20
SO. 81. Yifnif ipar, iotpobl IN geiell-
fdaftIider tpie audp in iinailerellcr
Snlfidt, Elm ga13 entl6ieoerer gr.
foIg. Die Sirit Greet ST. Gorllet
Balr0 lieferte Die Wtiiitf Dabrel0 pes
geabntittags, iotpie aiph Die S.rc!6-
nr,uftf an1 gbetsb. gsad 2lniidt
Der Tbeilnebaner mar es Die bette
We,rfif tpelde biz iebt bier sebort
tpltroe.
@bas. gfoetbeneper beiorN. illr
3eit elm Stiid 8onfrete.atrbeit fiir
gll1g. Sacob.
Sitnon glIenlann FAM auf elm
BOAR Soge bon ct. 2olis beralli,I
siun geIlpb bon @ernparthten. iopia
ail6 Inn Dem &ifirif bei5lnpobncr.
9as galGipieI, mn lette!l Sans.
tag, BEL Dem Nifrlif, spli4;sia bcn
@leitosbung i,nb ben Siorp Sill
Sear1s, efbete init Dem iSicg Der
Stonp Sin 8oDs. 9teil.s1 ae |
gen 9, 81 @niten bon 5tonp Sia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
ct. eoniicr @arftpreiie,

@dbreltb Der Ieeten @ode mar oel
WtnrH iebr itarf, mas gdn8lih aui
Den Sdaben 5iiriif5irfiibren lit, Der
lt1ter Der @aisernte atlgeridtet NOR.
ben. 9erielbe aeigt ii6 ilrnller GRO
Der iinb GROCER, tros Ser 9bat-
iade, baB bier attb ga I'M 2anbe @e.
aeitf6lle nieI borfninen Ssn n1eiiten
Sdlle1r, iebod, faiiten bieie 81 ipGt,
INN Der grrtte bon .eroBem Iiisert sit
iein. l1nter ben @interipeiser.Sa
ners berrid)t one Setloers, Sen @ei-
gen fiir bobere Ireiie aus3ligeben.
@enn oieie itidt 5u befonlnlen, iilp6
iie entidlofien Ben @eBen, pegen
Maneel on Mais, alnn Siittern 5it-
rid 5lt bolten. '9ie 3pfitbren altf
oem biciigen Iorfte fiipb fleiner aIs
5nr ielbeir 3eit lebtes ssnbr.
@ra6ierter ipeider @ei5en foitete
9ierStng airf Sen bieiieer @earfte
$50 @ts. pro 8n7bel; dttto IN
Seem gorf 80 953s cts. pro @ll-
fbel.
Die fofnineraiellen @orratbe per-
mebren iid) beSeltte1tS imo iin6 bop.
belt 70 itarf ols Iebtes sobr. sic
lmfaiien 5lrr 3eit 44, ,426, 900 9irTbel
gegeniiber 1S,245,00O 8ltibel m1b.
renb Der &araIIeltpode bes @orinb.
res.
Der Waismarft ipiirte cine icbr
itarfe Sreiserbobinpg, obidon Der.
ieIbe an DieftStag ettpas idpdder
mar. Ser @arft befinbet iih in ei.
mem iebr Iebbaften 3idtarrbe betreffs
WsuisfpefirGationen lifto lit cs iebr
ffnper sil fagen. inos Ser Marft in
Der 1tdditen 3lifirft 6rineet tptro.
@pooierte Sorten foiteten 0ienstoa
7780 Cts. pro 9uibel, pobei let-
tere 8reisongabe oie bette tpeibe
Sorte gao. 2 betrtfft, euitere bngegen,
Sorte $50. a.
Ser Safernrarft mar idtudder;
sic slitgebote lparen nrGbig; 6ie 9eod-
trngett glit, 0od) otele erltredter lrd
itur anf iunnitteIbare geSiirfmiieI
bieitger @erfG,rfer. @raoierte Sorten
foiteten mn 9iensto9 aiti Dem bie.
iigen Marft 42B 1924 gts. pro
9irfbeI fir $40. 2 tpeiE.
Gartoffeln baItat fi6 irn gretie
aitf gfeider Sobe; Some 9roipns"
bringeit ettpos iuelii9er. sllfJ bier
iin6 ore @od,frngen ettpns geriitg. |
Die &artoffeln brahtet 45-70 Gts. i
bro 8iibel, ie nadbem Die 0uali-
tat.
Ser @edrft fir Iebett6e SdhpeireI
1T iebr Iebbaft iritb brittgt iogar cine
friibe BrGntie. @eringere ntagere
Sorten fofteten $3.50 Bis $S.40 lnrO
Bic groBeren, tpobleeinditeten gin9en
tm 8reiie BON $3.50 bis ouf$S.95.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
eern,ann aao,, grettae, oen ~. anann l9ls
ObDobl Die 3abI Der ssreimil-
1elt Die Der HrnfInninfinn Aes @n,h

ObmobI Die 3abI Der ;sreimiI.
ligen ole Der 8roflarrlation bes @oie
perne1lrs foleten Inn anr 0eittpod,
ilno 9onnerstag lire 9ieilite oenl
allgeineinen @obI 5ll ipionrelt, cine
redt itattlide mar, 10 i9ieft Sie Ssbee
oes @onbernenrs 6o6 nidt Die 9eaei.
iterilitg Der geboIferanlg in Dem
MaBe gefiinoeii au 'boben, oils ser
genteinttiitige Bed, Die @erbeiie,
ritfg iutierer 8erfebrSipege, erinor.
ten IeB. St ein5elnen Goab-8iitrif.
ten In llatierem County tpltr6e ip1b-
reno Den beibet Sagen cine quite
Strede &oab aitsgebeiiert igio init
8rabel befobrat beioitbers in ben
0htriften in Der ltntgegelpb bon Ser.
mann in weld,e pieIe Slpbrlealte, @e-
m1ftSlelite iui6 at6ere 9iirger Der
Staot btrloitseeao9eit iporen Inn
ibren $beil aur gerbeiieritng Der
&oaSS Die nod Serrrann leiten. bei-
5iltrogen, 9lud) in oatberelt 9iItrif-
ten im GoilrtD batteit iib bieIe sSnei.
tpiiliee seitelIt unb ei, gi,tes Stiid
slrbeit ai,sgefiibrt, bob ailgeiifts
Der groben @ortbeiIe one Elm Ser.
bellern ,ltierer 9oabs einesn jebcn
getpobner oes Goiuitp's it6ert titte
0ie Sdaar Der Sreiipilligen eine be.
oelltenS ar0bere leitt iollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
Stolbe.


Dos Miiiionsfeft 6as leste ISOLDE
bier gefeiert tpun6e, mar iebr gut be.
i1sbt. Stiterreifante alno erbaitenoe
Bpeoigten iuurben gebolten bon Sen
Bditoren 8edtol6 bon fredericksburg
@aifnnarul BON Ser1notrn auo Sdltd,
BON 8aibington.
Saitor S. S. aIif itn6 Sobne BON
@rat,ite Gitp, esm. befnnben fi6 Iebte
ISOLDE bier 5it 8eiit1 BEL ibren sln-
eeborigen. 8aftor &lid reiIte am
Sanstog in 8eeIeitiifrg ieiner Sob;
ne mod Can g(tttorria, Ser. nm ii6
bort bon elmer IGrtgeren &rantbeit 3,i
erbulen.
SRI. arna apeI reiite 6ieie ISOLDE
rn6 Sepas aitm 9eilt6 lntb our @r.
Boliirg.
5ris Stleettitoebler hit ileiBig nit
ieiner $eipreiie an Der glrbeit, aiirb
btele Sarner Die fpiiber 6os 8eisert-
itrob ittbeadtet Iiegen Iieben, laIfen
baifelbe iest iltfolee bes ManeeIs on
Selt IN 8alIet prelien.
War &tiei9e iinb gll,s. Sidt rei-
item oieie ISOLDE tun1 ct. 2oitiS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
sdjaefer-edJnca.

Sranf S. Sdoefer anb SrG,.iein
Sbereia Sdnea ipurben aan letten
0ienstoe gormittag, in ser ct.
Georges Stride, l,nb I'M geiiein eli.
ner groben @fl5abl bon Gertpait6teil
ltrpb Sreilnben, oaird ben bo6tp.
Softer 2ape getrailt. 2oilis,
Soltiiaint nnb Sri6. Sd)nell
lnb Srduleits emma atnb
Whlrie Sduefer unb Mairtie Sbeo,
flnpsierten als SralBergen. gtad
Der SrGiiing begab ii6 Die @eiell-
l6aft nod Ser @oburpg oes 9raitt-
paterS mo- elm iplerpoites Sod5eits.
illnbl ierpiert lunrbe llno oos ilutge
9aar Die @liidtpiini6e ieiner Sreitft-
Sc iotpie aablreide @eidenfe efltge.
gellirabnl. glm Iberb oes Cages be,
gab lidJ Dos iirtge Goar auf eine
Sod5eitsreiie nod ct. 2ouis lnb
nod ieifter 9fiidfebr miro ii6 oas.
ieIhe in &obifing's nellem @obn-
bars, an Der peitli6en Seddten
Strabe, bdilslid nieoerlalien.
Ser 9rautigan iit eit iebr bor-
tbeilbaft befanllter, bieiiger jlulger
Marn, Inn Med}i6rrtieb- inlb Nlan-
Der @eiddft. Die 9rdltt lit oie
Glteite Sohter ittieres Mitbiirgers,
Sdipea, lnb lit ems iener
liebensapiirbigelL bdltsliden ilngen
Oeeaaoden, ipelde, tbreln @atten IN
@abrbeit cine @ebilftn iein miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
Sipiss.

Die Site ittS 5ie Diirre lit 1T bier
BON iebr luilger 0auer ltit6 bat in
unIeren Seiden lno giiternen si-
men iebr geringen @aiierporrotb ge.
lniien. llniere 6arnter b1trgen Die
aopfe, i1t6ern fa9t ollie 6arinprobllfte
elm Seblidylag ittto. Die Snllptfrage
lit tallt. ,pie es mogIid lem miro me
ter ioIden @erbaltniiien bert 8teb-
-itattb 5lt iiberipintern.
9as gsifnif ipeIdes bier fiir3li6
BEL Der epatgelii6en Stride itatt-
faiio, tpar iebr sablreid) beildt iupo
tuot Der ertretnen Site idienen iid
ollie Sbeilnebner febr gut 5it canii-
iieren.
8as @eiSert6reiden iit nm 10
Siertlid poriiber iilrb bas iii ultd
Iebr galt, iitbem allies BON Der Site
10 al,seeS6rrt lit baB ioIhe alrbeit
bohit fetergefdbrlih iDar.
sSrd,ileinj gEber iiro So5el Bauer,
BON ct. 2oiiis, befirtoen ii6 bier oltf
8ein6 BEL ibreit @roBeltern &ein.
Golo 9ieber l,nb @attift.
9aieball, iopie aitd alle anoer9l
gergriigarttgen. ideiilen 0ieien Som.
rter in llnierer gSadbnrid)nft nidt
reft aii 5ieben; jebeflfalIs lit ipobl
Die groBe Site lfpb Die Erofelibeit
lfltl6 barar.
sSrGlIein 2ena @iIlilnonn fam alti
nlebrere Gage bon ct. 2ouis, 5ltnl
geiild ibrer gltern, iopie nllberer
@eripan6fen.
Serr @iIliams unb Satin, bon
Oiperspille, befanoen ii6 ntebrere
Gage aitf 8eiu1 bel SSobn 8ieber ilipb
Sanlilie. Serner nild) Serr @ol-
tess itnb @attirt bon ct. Souls.
Serr 8olers befIeioet cine SteIIe
Bel elmer giietpbabngeielli6aft iutO
ieine 3eit mar oober iebr fltr5 be
meiien.
Salrlein 2illie S6neiber, ipelde
iif n1ebrere Gage, beilt6sapeiIe, In
ct. 2oiiis nltfgebolten bate, febrte
orlt porigen 0onnerstng, iar 9eeGsi-
iltng ibrer Sdhpsfter glnata, iuieoer
Ibierber Srriif.
0as 90. IS. 9l. Siffrif, tpeIdes anl
pengalpgenen Sanlstag in BoirIett's s
@robe itattfairb, NOR aud bon bier
aats iebr gut beIll6t.
sSralt Caroline 9ople un6 &inoer,
BON ct. 2oliis, befinoen lid bier allf
9eiird bel @ertpanotet ltnb irelur-
6elt.
Sp1n Wtittenoprf ltnb Satin bot
Ct 2oitis, befinben iid eegenipartig
bier alif @eil,f.
Sobn 8ieber, peId)er iitb IGlrgere
3eit M annias atFsebnGten fat, febr,
te nm letten 5reitag bierber 8ll.
rid.
@li Gieroe faln am bergaipgeiten
CORNING pst SipersbiIle in 9eglei.
tirtlg ieilter Spd)ter @ioIo, ipeI6e
ldrgere 3eit altf 9eiud) bier bleiben
tpir6.
Snaii ssobn @oebler, BON geebres-
ia, fpeilt gegenlp1rtig bier aitf ge.
iltb BET @enrpanbten atip6 sSreimoer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
8acrtner -9pnietfo.

@rnit @aertlter itirb Sraitleir
Stella aorlietfo, Sodter BON Or
SEQ. &ptieBfp, 4ultraen onl pergai1g-
liett Sanrstog in ct, Soitis getralit
Ser grGntigem fotpie uitd bie
9rallt, befleibeten, bis por fitr5ent,
2ebreritelle1t an Der bieiigen offent'
Ii6en Sdltle. 9ns iitrtge Sanr tpirS
ieifen Sltfiilrftigen @obniis in ct
2ouis ultiidlageil, fDoielbit Sert
@aertner 6ie Irirloipolftelle elmer off.
erltlifen Sdule befleibet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
aln,1tt1ter 45
Sersiidjen 9anf.

@dbreno 6es Wionats sslrli baben
mir folgen6e tte,ie Gbonneilten lnlo
announcements. .@rnellerin,aen fir oaS
golfsblatt erbalten, iporiiber MIR
bierrnit 0artferl6 qilittiereft:
2olriS glietpalo, Sope, Meo.
9eilrp Silebenlaftit, 8eraer, $40.
@ottlob @abler, Sefferion gitp, Wfo.
Geo. Rlattner, Stpiss, Nso.
g0tpin MueIler, 81. / Serlrarnt.
Ism. Rarneboget, gbicago, SII.
Teh. y. &alfbrenner, gealifor0, Mo.
6. u. Gief, Sermolin, Mto.
Splpeiter SruettIp, gartboge, Wfo.
Sos &lmlS, ct. 2onis, Wfo.
R. 8. @ateneper. Berger, 800.
@nl. Sanber, Seunnlat, @ao.
9enrD Siebier, Guatias Gitp, Wfo.
s8n. 9edmatltt Sc. 2 Sernlarm.
Gus. @rebe, 81. 2. Se1rnitn, 500.
slitg. 9lbenbrotb, Wprrfion, 500.
&enrD gfappolA, ct. 2oi,is, Weo.
Serntann @lntgoH, Sartsbiira Mfn,
slltg. &neIler, StiIlpater, Sflo.
sSSohn Hebinntem ct. 2uaiis, Meo.
Sails 9anuier, @Ionb, Mo.
@oIter MimlopiIler, Seriipniln, Mo.
Wtar @6erIin IeMttrid. $40.
Sos. @oeit. 81. / Seanniln, SEQ.
s. 6. 8rallbt, ct. 2oliis, $40.
gnrnln @eiielboeft, McGontb, SHa.
Senrp Spppe, Morriion, Mo.
@atft. @oiper, 81. 8 Seraianrt Mo.
Wers. Sos. Sperrp, ct. 2oilis, Mo.
Wtrs. SOL. 5aerber, 81. 2 Serrnann.
gll6. Sbeiien Sitlierion Sal.
S, Il. Sidter, @eIlsbille, Mo.
gSm. Sopel, Geittoiir, Mo.
Sillie 2abolbhe, & 2 Ser1irarn, Mo.
9llbert Steinbef, Gapiss, Mo.
Carl Snnien ir. &ertl,nrn. @io.
Gbriit. lltbe, Morriion. $40,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
Sarrs 8. sba,p, Der Wi6rSer bcs

SarrD &. Sbaiu, Der M6rber bcs
ArditeftenSto @bite, enipror9
anr Sonlttug Moreen I'M 7:45 llbr
avs beut Soipital fir irriiinuige Ser.
BREEDER In Matteaipan, sc. q, @r
elite oilrd cine offene @ittertbiir inro
Ipratq in Elm s(utonlobiI, Sos olf
i6at tpartete. Sn beinieIben Wto.
irlealt iette iid Der &roftlpngen mit
foloiialem Spltrt nod Der 80 Wiei-
len efttierflten @ren5e bes StodteS
Connecticut in 8eiuegiing.
sluBerbalb Der @renoen bon GeNp
gorf lit Sbatp irei. Sabrelang 2igi-
tation tpiiroe notbig ieiu, i'm IN bie
ssrrenaaiitult auriid5it6rin9en. Limo
CT f0nnte mn under einer 8eOiltg-
ing ouriidsebrodt fperoen, ndrllid)
bab er in Dem Staut nod oenl er
gefIoben lift, ebenfans filr iristiliti0
erfl1rt miro. 1y :
9aB es bel 6ieier sfffaire nHdN
init redten Dingen 5itging, brnitd)t
falnn gemeIbet 81 peroen.
glod oen letten 0aadridten vt
Sbatp in Gallaba perfuftet poroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
MiEipnsfef.

Die ebareeliibe 3ions-@elneinbe
su 8op, miro, 10 @ott mill, am %.
stuglit ibr Miiiionfeit abbalten 81
tpel1em Seoerntnnn ii1tb DEFENDERS
Die Godbargeineinoen linb 6eren
Seeliopger ber3Iifit eingela6en iino.
Bilbelm Sdtrls, 4aitor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
Sir Sdlnitte, gribnnsen nn6
lnetIdlunaen.

Sn ieoem Seim folIte cine Sdnh.
tel 9udIen's 9lrnica SaIbe Iein aur
artpen6ung fir Sdnitte, griibungen
un6 Suetif)ltngrn. S. s. aoInnoo.
geIballe, Ger, 0t. 2. idreibt: Bud.
lens @rnica Salbe bat ben Sub mel.
ner fIeinen Sohter gerettet. gde.
mati6 glaitbte mebr on SeiIutg.@
Bette SaIbe Der 8elt. 9iur 25c.
GmpfobIen BEL allen apotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
Srenton apbIen.

SSest lit Die bette @elegenbeit @li.
rem 8interborratb an aobIen Elm.
5itlegem ba ole Areiie nod billig
finb. Ma6t Cure 8eiteIIiingen fir
Srenton aobIen iett bel u. Sc. II. 90.
Meboff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
gdltltma sranbeasiidlter.

slIIe 6ieienieen tpeIde bieies Sabr
HIRE Srauben ON uns ablieferm iiro
hermit erfadt uflS 10 baI6 ipie nog-
lid tpiiien 5u Iafien ipie piele Tf,tit6
Sraltben lie Itefern tperoen.
@tone SIN @iue go.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
sdlimme fsleden i'm @eiidlt.

perben BON Or. Sobion's gc5enia
Ointment entfertlt tpel6eS allen
SailtoatsIdlog beilt, rnodt nidts
aus, ipie lang Sbr i'm gebabt. Gin
brirat iofortige 2inoerung uftb Die
SeiIllng beginirt ioglei6. aerate ge-
braiiden oieies Del in6 et1pfeblen
es. S5err 9llleman, 2ittletown ga..
ioat:: ,Satte gc5ena ont &opf, 9r.
SobIon's Gcaerna Ointment furirte
es in sipei 8oAen." 2irtberiing ga.
rantirf ober @eI6 5uriiferitattet
9lIIe Mpotbefer o6er per 8oit. Breis
5Oc. Tfeiffer Chemical 60, 8bila.
6eIpbia lmo ct. 2ouis. (gob)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
gefreit Sic ainber bon gsirmern

Uel3Ddre atf1O ultftlfDlge $lilOel
fonnen geI,nto itt16 froblid gefnadt
Derben blird) 8efreiiitts bon 8iir.
Mern. Das SGIagen &ollen, 31b.
nefniriden 8einen I'm SdIafe, gro.
Der Surft mn Wagen, Siebergefiibl
nnS idlehter Gtbem, iinb Spmptonle
bon 8iirtnern. &ifnpoo @orm Sill,
ler, elm leidJt au nebmeroes Canon
Sp5erge, pertreibt Die @iirmer, re.
egulirt Die gingeipeiben lut6 perIeibt
Den &iroern @eiunobeit unb Srob.
linn. Sra,i s. ". 9risbin, @lgin,
Su., iogt: pSnbe 9idapoo 8orm
SELLER felt ssnbren benust itno befreie
oie &in6er bon @iirnlet, mos an
oers niht getban tperoen fonnte. /"
@oroittirt. Sci dIIen glpotbefern,
ooer per BoSt. Breis 25r. 3idapoo
Snoion Weoicine Co., BbiIabelpbio
nnS ct. 2onis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22
maiiiipnsf.it bei ;sreberids6nra.

9oS WiiIfionsfeft Der epa1gl. ct.
getri airde 5li SreSeridsbnpe. ipiro
6aieIbit ain Mfitttpod, ben %, slii-
aitit Itattfinben, a,i ipeldem Seoer.
mann irn1 beionoers gtadbar-@e
BEN un6 8aftoren ber5Iidft eingeLa.
Den ftn6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-22

: geri6iebt es nidt ldnger oerttt
idon nlorgen mag es oit ipdt ietn,
Ionbern periidert iett cure Sa!iS-
einri6tilng BEL g. y. Silber.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
built COFFIN
AROUND BODY

Grizzly Gulch, Cal, Aug. ia tir-
ed little woman, leading burro with
a lopsided pack, came down the
mountain into the camp today and in
a few minutes was transfigured into
a pitiful heroine. Every man helped
to unhitah the rope which fastened
a plank coffin to the saddle and carry
1t into house where the little wo-
man., who had not wept at ALL cried
her heart out over the body of her
husband.
Her name, she presently told her
new friends. was Mary Stribling. Her
husband P, r. Stribling, prospector,
was killed, and his partner badly hurt
last Friday in a cave in on their claim.
She made the injured man as COM
Portable as she could, placed some
provisions where he could reach them
and then built the coffin around her
husbands body and succeeded in get
ting it on the burr0's back. She walk
ed "a hours with hardly halt to
reach Grizzly Glucvh, where her hus-
band might be buried with suitable
rites.
Aid has been sent to the injured
man.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20

Y Cliicaso,s Avg. 99..---This ls 6iie+ts
Chicago's new women cops. She pos.
ed for, the picture to show the rest
of the country just what kind of uni
form the policewomen wear Rather
sensible and bnsinesslike. was the
verdict of Chicagoans when the ten
copesses appeared on the street to ar
rest mashers and protect young wo-
men. The women wear a modified
helmet hat, with the insignia Of the
department on the front, long coat
and waistcoat like mans and a
skirt with just the hint Of a slit at
the hem to be in the prevailing style
A big shining badge worn on the
waistcoat finishes the police touch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
another Street RIOT
BREAKS OUT IN M|NOI
near THE P0S7Off|CE
DIGGS CASE
] Will Go TO
+ JURY TODAY

San Francisco, Aug. l9.-Mrs. Mary
!. Diggs sat in the court room where
her husband was on trial as white
SLAYER. heard him testify that he had
been unfaithful to her with Martha
Warrington in their own apartments
and twenty minutes later she herself
took the witness stand to testify In
his behalf. .... .r
With her evidence the defense and
government rested and the govern
ment began its argument to the jury.
Judge Van Fleet gave each side two
hours and twenty minutes in which
to advise the jury. The case will be
in its hands tomorrow afternoon.
Three witnesses had the stand to-
day. Mary !. Diggs occupied the fore
noon with her own account Of the
story, leading up to the flight to Reno
with Martha Warrington accompan-
led by Drew Caminatti. Caminetti's
trial follows. The other two witness
es were Mrs. Caminetti and Mrs.
Diggs. Both were questioned briefly
and substance their aiseoHrse with
am air Morrfi1fsni " 'srEts 5-r>%%ayF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
Agltalors Begin to Make
Speeches and q Number
h. Are ClUbbed
Sympathizers hoOt the Police
and Move About In Men
acing Manner
Forty Of the Induslrlals Have
Left the City on a
Freight Train

Minot. N. D., Aug. l9.-Another
riot was started c.. Main street to-
night in front of the postoffice when
several of the |. w. w. agitators be.
gan making speeches, in which a num-
Der of the men. were dubbed by the
police and run out Of the city. The
agitators were rushed to the railroad
tracks, the authorities poking them
with clubs and making them hurry
out OF the city limits. Some Of the
men were slightly injured, blood be-
ing drawn and for time the situa.
tion was serious. &a
While sympathizers of the Indus
trial Workers hooted the police and
moved about An - Ilena cling manner
the authorities efiilaliy broke up the
mob and the situation was well in
hand late tonight. Several agitators
asked to be arrested, but the authori-
ties turned deaf ears to their pleas
Continued on page 2.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
.PUzzLING news comes
FROM MEXICO CITY TO
CAPITAL At Washington
BRINGING
!. BACK THE
SURVIVORS

juneau, Alaska Aug. 19.-Thirty
seven surviving passengers OF the
steamship State OF California sailed
for Seattle on the steamship North
western, leaving seven passenbers in
a hospital unable to travel. On the
Northwestern went ten bodies of pas
sengers, three of the dead unidenti-
fed. 1t is hoped the Identification, will
be made at Seattle when the coftins
are opened. All the surviving officers
and crew will appear before inspec
tors Whitney and Kell and will be
ordered to report to the marine in
spectors upon arrival at Seattle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
AN insane man
LIVES IN TREES

): :. :: :: :: :: : :: :. :. : :. :. :. :.
/" Northwood, N. D., Aug. 10.
:. Habits supposedly common :
!: to his forefathers were adopt :
|: ed 10y Oscar Johnson OF this .
: place, who for the past week :
!: has slept in trees and who has :
!: spent most Of his time in the :
: branches, nimbly moving from !
: one tree to another. Johnson :
: declares tree life is the proper :
!: thing, and his effort to dem !
:. onstrate it's propriety has land :
!: ed him in Jail with an infor- {
: nation of insanity lodged :
: against him. !
!: !: :: !: :: !: = : : : : :: : :. !:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
Brief Answer Received Of
nuerla's Rejection Of
Llnd's Proposals
Denial Of Report That huerla
Had Demanded ReC0g0i-
llOn by U. 5.
All. Information Given the
Senate and Debating Is
Staved OF

Washington. Aug. 19. = Hopeful,
though somewhat puzzled by the days
developments administration officials
anxiously awaited tonight for the re-
ceipt of the Huerta governments com
plete reply to the American commun.
ication by John Lind. The president
and Secretary Bryan have received
during the past twenty four ho''rs:
Lind's summary regarding
Huerta's rejection of the ,Ameri.
can proposals which about con-
tains a thousand words of the
text OF Huerta's reply.
A message from Lind stating
that he was in conference with
Int teIviax; i, wee
cordiai, ana at the suggestion OF i
Huerta
A denial from Charge O'Shaugh
Messy, authorized by Huerta, de-
: claring there was no truth in the
Continued on Page Eighty
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
VERY MUCH LARGER
Yield OF GRAIN

Mott, N. d., Aug. l9.--Hettinger
county will have a much larger yield
of grain than was at first expected.
More than half the harvest is oyer
with, and in aonther ten days all the
small grains will be in the shock and
sc,re threshing will be lone. All the
small grain filled well, and The rains
Ct the last week have materially
hel',ed the late fax, corn and po'
latOeS. ....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
WOMEN PLAY GOLF

La Crosse wis, Aug. 19.-Between
thirty and forty thousand women
golfers from various sections of the
state are taking part in the annual
tournament of the Wisconsin Wom-
ems Golf association, which opened
today on the links of the La Crosse
Country club. Today was devoted to
the preliminaries and elimination
contests and the tournament will
come to a close on Friday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
AGED FARMER
found DEAD

Northwood, n. D. Aug. 19.-Ole
Ronning, aged 60, was found lying
dead, just outside Of the front door
Of his home at Northwood.
Heat prostration is believed to have
been the cause of his death.
Ronning was machinist by trade
and lived alone in a small shanty on
the outskirts of Northwood. He was
last seen alive last Thursday night,
so far as can be learned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
THAW CASE HAS
COST $l,0O0,000.

!: = :. :. :: :. :. 6. = :. :. :. !: : = ;
!: Chicago, Aug, 19-It is esti- :
!: mated that the Thaw case has :
!: cost UP to date, $1,000.000. 1t ::
!: is supposed that the following :
!: amounts have been spent by :
: the persons Interested: Moth :
: er, $250,000; attorneys, $780,, !
!: 900; Thaw spent while in :.
!: Tombs, $4,000; costs of trials :
!: and attorneys fees in actions
!: to regain freedom, $650,O00; !
: Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's ex- !:
!: penses, $4,000. !: