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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
DEPENDS UPON
THE GIRL

The GIRL.
Dear Miss Grey am a young
man. very much attached to a Young
lady am h~sitatinE about marry
ing on account of MY work. which
"a every night ! receive ti60 per
month Would you advise me 70
marry attn about two years % night
work ahead Of mc7
PERPLEXED
A.-Much depends on the
temperament Of the girl you In.
tend 10 marry. II she Is con-
ten, 20 spend the evenings alone
for two years, ! see no reason
why you should not nnagy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

h All letters cannot be an
\ swered in the papers and many
\ are without name or address.
4 A stamped. self-addressed or. ,
a velope always brings a prompt
q reply. CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
THE FOLLY OF
HAsTY ENGAGEMENTS

Dear Miss Grey was on
gagged TO a young man and
thought I loved him very dear
IT, but found I aid not and
told him 40 Everyone knew
We went together but our en-
Rngemcnt WAS n secret nj my
own request as ! thought peo-
pic would say II was q case OF
love M first sight So you see
the breaking o. our engagement
did not hurt him in the least
! would not take rinE because
Of this. so he gave me locket
instead. afld Christmas | gave
him a stlckpin
When ! told him I loved him
- M longer no would not take the
locket and that made me very
angry | don'f know what way
10 take A. whether hc thinks
&, n square. or n he thinks
there In some chance OF win
ming me again. but I DO not
n 500, Il, either way and would
ike ~ EfNWH VIII ~. wv WI 4
shall never wear Il aSalit ~.
Now. please tell me your
opinion Of the whole affair DO
YOU think this Is gentleman
ly way for him Rct2 What
Kind OF a stand do you think
this Ia for him 10 take? DO
you think I am Justified In be-
Ing angry at hls actlons7 He
gtlll loves mo and said thet II
would hurt him very badly and
he would not take H.
VIII you please answer this
ug soon as possible as want
10 get this over with Bah
A.-You did very wrong 10 D
gage yourself 10 the young ma
before you knew whether you love
him. II he has never done anythif
to give you cause to be angry, an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

Boys Shoes
for steady wear. There In
nothing better than those tan
Russia Butcher lace Shoes.
which are sturdily made TO
stand all kinds OF hard uses.
The last In the common sense.
broad toe kind. and may be had
In sizes from 10 10 2. 60 m
Price from SAYS TO. 40'OU
This shoe is for the Older boy,
the one who wants tho new
styles the dreasy Shoes. II IL
tan button shoe on one OF the
high toe lasts Sizes 60 IN
from "a To bh at . SOiJU
Third Floor.
I ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
Jewelry Novelties

Sterling silver La Walters.
si.oo-Pendants are set with
Brilliants.
Cloisorne Enamel Pin Sets,
5oc.-Dainiy colorlng and novel
effects.
German silver Mesh Purses,
soc. with long chain handles,
ball ornaments
Jeweled Aluminium Braid Pins,
pair. e5e-Formerly sold at 81
pair and higher.
Sterling Silver Picture Frames
sf.--Size 2hr3h. Velvet backs.
Pearl and Crystal Hair Bands
5oc.-Also spun glass and mar
abou pompons.
Paved Pearl Hat Pins, 25c.--
Tiny heads. short stems.
German Silver Vanity Cases,
$500, with place for cards,
coins and memorandum.
oold-Filled Coat Chains, SIPS.
Styles suitable for men and
women's wear.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
A BUSY BUNCH, THIS

CHICO. Cal. March i4.-Four
safes were dynamlted at Biggs and
Grldley. near here. early today by
six yeggmen. who escaped with
$3.50. after engaging In running re-
volver fights at both places. Posses
are searching the back country to-
day for the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
II SOON FOUND OUT
MY MISTAKE"

Dear Miss Grey Having seen the
good advice you give 10 heart
broken girls. thought ! would
open my heart 70 you
was married TO a japanese about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

a small motor and biz electric
/ fan. From tho fan runs IA vovered
wooden passage. with steond
passage Of tin above II. connecting
with tho house
Thus the fan sucks air from tho
caves and drives Il into the house,
where Il passes through big pipes
/ In the walls 10 every room. Other
ventilatora carry off the stale air.
ANY housewife who wants 20
save busting should get her huH.
band TO buy limestone cave and
+. build a house over u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

Sic ncnnt ibn eincn proiciiioncllen
Sp5ialiiten. Sema9ogen. Sanatifer
unb ionlt nod ipas - IQcs 3uiams
men. unb be5eifnet i'm nlS cine &C.
fabr. nift nur fir Die Scr. Staatcn.
ionocrn aud fir europa. beionbcrs
S%clltidlauo.
Der Yprlpurf bcr .Natipnals 3cis
tln9", oab Y~raiibeut @ilion cincn
funntiid,en In9riff auf bas con6ens
trirtc aapital made. inoem burd) ba9
ncuc Sanfgcicb Der Hesicruns cine
Sberauiiidt iiber baS Sanfs unb
Notenlueicn iibcrtra9en uirb. 5eust
bon Der 9roBen Sunmbeit ooer fonas
tiid)cn @crblcnbung Der g%cnanntcu
3citun9. Gem bieie 9eitimmnms be-
5ipedt I'M Weicntlihen nidts Inoercs.
ais mas nih bercits langc in Scutihs
LAMB beitcbt, lpp Die Neid,sreaieriul9
c~benialS ourd ibren Intbeil an Der
gcripaltuua Der oeutid)cn Heidsbanf
cine ioldc Gouirole fiibrt. Sas le9is
time gnnts nnb @elbgeid,Git bat bon
bcm @eieB nihts Si fiirdten. ncldcs
feline autotratiifc RaBre9el bcs Bra
iibcntcn iii, pcnn tic audi beiicn GU
fimmuna bat. Ytit gcipiiicn iiir Die
nmcritaniidcn SerbGltninc bcrefncfcn
Ienocrunacn entipridt oas p%roponirtc
@cieB inn Nnaemeinen Den IN Seutihs
lano bcitebenoen GinridtInecn. iiber
pclfc Die DWationals Seitnns" 10 biel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

taiden bieieS ober jene9 Farmers,
8cun Damn Die @lode has 3eid,ei1
gum Infange Der Wtciie gibt, beben lid
bic ihtperen SiiBc, reibt ii1 Den
&aufe gum lan9en 3ugs unb Slpei
ltnb 3Dei itapfen lie binauf Die Sreppc,
Die lie in bas Sull5 8otte5 brin9t.
Siefbraune, bnrtabgearbeitcte 5dnce,
manfe iton oft unO 5itteris, Iiitb es,
Die ba gum Observation-Disclosures LAM
gen unb bns 3eit.en bcs 4reu5es
i6lagen; milbe, ihmer5enoe &nie, BON
&beumattsnus ifluer gcpldgte 3noz
den iinb es, Die ba Dor bem Iltare
lid in Semutb beugen uno mdnf'
elmer lit burllnter, Der lid an Die Sanf
balten mug, bdnit or ipieoer NIT In@
ltano IN Die SDbe fon1rnt.
ga iiben lie MN in Den altaeipobns
ten &irhenbdnfen unb, ipenn mans
audi nidJt bort, 10 falin mans bod,
nadfiiblen arf al ben @eiidtern: 30
Serr, mir oanfen Sir fir ben Iubes
tag, Den Su uns ~ge9ebenl"
limb penn baum ipdter bincin in Den
CONNER auf ben Seloern IIes iuoblz
seoiehen lit. ipenn boS aorn i'm 8inpe
lpebt unp Der Safer in Die &alme
idiebt, baum bebt iid aus 10 mand)er
Sruit elm innises Sanf9ebet gum
Simmel, bon Dem allein bas &obl unb
8ebe Der Sarm abbdngt, unb in
Ian9en 8eiben 5ieben Tic. gum SiIf)e
bes Serrn, Die Mduner, ipelte pns
8erf5eug iinb in Der Snrb 8ottes,
burd bas er infer tdgIides Sroo berz
porbringen ldBt,
Boute mod Elm Stiiddbcn ipeiterz
id,reiben, bod es fpmrt chen infer
Siingiter BON @arten bercingeipruns
gen. Sreubeltrnblenb unb aan5 auBer
gtbem meloet er: Batter, Ilitter. Die
@rbbeeren perpen idon rotb!" limb
bel gilt unb Sung tnlld,en liebIihe
Siiioneu dllf bon vStrapberr ibprt>
cafe" nit iiiBem Habm = @ottes
Scgeu auf Der Snrm! = 8. 8. i'm
Scroll bes @lnubens".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Die rmiiiieee GmftRette.

Sic gntlpidlung Der ruiiiiden 2mft@
flotte madt grobe 8ortidritte. lpie Der
@~eneralItabs zGbef in Der Snma an
5ei9te. .9as ariegs : Winiiterium
pirb niht ruben, iagte CT, bis jebe5
Irmeetorps feline Slieger Nbtbeilung
bat. IuBerbcm bat Die Hcgicrung
fiir5lid Die 3abl ibrer .qenfbaren"
p%crooppclt unp mebrcre 9~uitidiifc M
gcihaift, Die ais .9reaonouabts" Der
2iiftc befnnnt uno nit Ytaid)inengcz
lpebren. Sombenperfern unb brabts
lpier Geographic ausgeriiitet iinb.
Cblpobl Die beutife Grmee 5ur 3eit
II ~2enfbare" beiist, fommen bod
MIR adt bon bieieu Den ic6s ruiiii&en
glcid."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

nab DEN WDgliffeiten Der eriten 5lpei
Sabre ifeineu mill. Ser Staat Sui
uois miro, lpenn Iqes 9ebt mics
9cbelt Iollte, idon mad 5luei Subren
pornuaiiftlit iebr piel tiefer in feline
Saifen greifen uno mebrerc Willionen
fiir Den SunbitraBenbuu freigeben
Miliien, beun biai9er ais inter Dem
Slice 0eieb fDnnen Die Counties uno
Spmls, url leeteH Gnbe Die Sarmcr
uub aleinitdbter, niht 81 Den guten
StraBcn ipplmen, Die tic 10 n0tbiJ
Juben rpie Das liebe Srot. ba Die icBis
Jelt GrbtruBen ibnen ul5 ms bas
9rot unO Illes. mas iunit nod gum
lcbcu 9ebDrt, nidt unipeientlid) per>
tbclcrn.
Sic Sarnner liip. miiBien nit Dem
.0rmtmbiittcl" geihla9en iein, pie
Der S~nm6llrgcr ia9t. pcnn lie Die
feline @clcsenbcit nidIt crfcnncn unD
nad) WtGglidfeit aiteituBcn ipolten,
mn % lie lid, lonit ia red,t gut auf
ibrcn Sortbeil ucritebcn, bnrf nan err
lparterl. DAP id,ou IN ctlpn 5cbn Sub
rem, lpcrul uid)t gerubt ba@ @anoern
o chem Srt Gum anocrn (ocm
iteben beionberc. dnbcrc @rii1bc cntz
gcgcn). 10 bod has Sabren nit Dem
Iutp burd) Den Staat Sai1ois cine
Suit iein miro. ipdbrcnp cs Jest nod
-ab9cieben pDn einigen fprtgeidrits
tenen 8cgcnbcu = cine Ylo9c rnb
Sual, unb 81 3eitcn gali5 nnD gar
unu0elid' 'ein ioa.
8cnn bas aber errcidt lit, Damn
ipirb Der Stnnt IN Der Sbat iebr piel
grGBer, reider uno gliidlid)cr iein ais
CT jebt lit, bcun Die guten, 5uncrldiii>
gen StraBcn bcbcutcn cute, ipoblfcile
unb idlnelle @%erbinbnng, groBcn Ser
ionenperfebr unb %lebbuften 8iiterausz
tauif, luas ipeientlid 5ur GrbDbung
~unieres irbiiden @oblergcbens beiz
trdat.-, Nmerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

Itebcn. baB nidt einmal Die G%baraftere
Der 8abrideinlid)feit entiprdd)en.
Sas lit dlio aingSlep's oSppatia"
Die lpieber cinmdl ais Scsmaterial
pcrlpenbet iperben iol. Nag IN Der
Scbc pc~ridicbcnes nit nntcrlanfen,
ipas aingslcp nid,t seihrieben, 10
Gnbcrt bas an Der Sbntiafe nid)ts. oab
Die bisber gegcbene Seifrcibnng Der
@cidittc. 10 3. 9. al6 rer Sopesz
i5ene, lpic aud, bns Bib. bas pcrlpens
Oct lpcrpen iol. gang nit Der Sings
Iep'idcn SaritcGung iibercinltimmcn.
llnb lpic iagte bnrilbcr prd) Seslle
Stcpben. Was or (aingslep) ais 8sS
id,id,tlidc S~batiad1en binltcllt ut cine
,Sciicnblaic. bic bel Der lciIcitcn Be-
riibruns plast. "-(Gentralltcfle.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Gin pielperiprehenbes @eies.

Sic @eicsgcblng bon Sainois bat
cine Wense reuer @eiese lmb 8erprb>
nungen erlailen. Ob iit ctipos tau@
gen. lpeib man uift. gtlr bon einem
berielben beripriht man iid etipas,
benz Sice'ihen acknowledgements.
Sas Sice> 8eicp repibiert unb orb
net idmmtlide StraBenz uIb griiden=
gefese bes Staatcs; iiebt cine parteis
loie SanpItruBen : Gommiiiion bon
9reien Dor, Die bon Dem @ouperneur
81 ernennen iinb, NIT 3uitimmuns
bes Seuats apf Die Sauer bon je feds
Sabren, unb Elm @e6aIt bon je So, 800
be3ieben 1ouen. @s perfiigt Die Inz
itelun9 zines 2unbitraBen : Superins
tcnbcnteu fir jeOes Gountp burh Die
Ganbitraben : Gommiiiion auf @runb
bon 8cttbeperb 4riifungen. ldBt Die
alten Sopnibipz ober Se5irtslanoitra@
BEN : Gommiiiion bon breien belteben,
itelt es aber Den 9iirgcrn jeber
Soipnibip ober iebes 2auoitraBenz
be5irfs anheim, burh cine Heferenz
bum : Ibitimmung gu entideipen, Oh
lie Orei 9pmmiIidre ooer nur einen
baben ipollen, uno = llno MN fommt
Die Sauptiate! = itellt iebem Gountp
fir Die 8er6eierull9 ieiner StraBen
StaatSbilfe in IuSii1t. al 100 Yro@
sent Der POM Gountp ielbit fir ben
9nu gutter 2anOitraBen ausgeipprfe<
ncu Summen! 8em beiipielslpeiic
cin Gpuntp beit,lieBt. $4,000 aus3us
9ehen fir ben Ban oieIer ober iener
StraBe, 10 bat. nad Dem Sicez 8eieb
Der Stoat gleidfaQs $4,000 5u itelz
len, Den Ban burdSufii6reu. gtad)
DEM Sau Der .guten StraBe", Der
inter Der Sbcraufiiht DER Stdatss
Gommiiiiou burf5ufiibrcn lit, bot Der
Staat fir Die Snitanbbnltung Der
StraBc 5u lor9en pelte auf9abc
nicbcrlm in Die Sdnbe Der itautlid)en
SanbltraBen : 9ommiiiiou gclegt lit.
Is blcibt Den Counties unS Srtifafs
fen iiberlaiien, 81 beitimmcn. tpelhc
StraBcn perbciicrt lucrbcn iolen, Der
Staat itelt aber Die 9eoil9ung, baf
ale ~perbeiicrtcn" StraBen in ciuem
Sountp iih an Die perbeiicrtcn Stras
BEN in Den a~ngrcn5cnoen Counties
/ onidlieBeu uiiiieu.
Sic OcleBacbund 1aGnl. Die Srrd)z
iilbrun9 Der Sicc sSil 81 crnloglid)cn.
dugleih Smei i~pcitcrc Bills au. bic 3us
ianmcn $1.50O.000 iiir Den Ban Dor
SuuoitruBen inter bcm Siccz@cict
/ sur &crfiiguna itellcu (SS00.000 All;
Dem Nutpmobilionbs nm 100000
aus Dem ull9cmcincn SpnbeD. 10 bnf
c5 lmcun bic Counties. bc6p. Ipipn.
ihip3 Die Wclc9cnbcit crgrciicn) n1oa:
lidl lcin luirh. i'm Serlouic Der Md:
Itcu 6iuci Snhrc So, 100000 mir oci
Sou D gutcu Hnnbitrabeu uuiSr;
iucnbcn. cine Sununc. nit Der lid
id'ou G~rflcdlihcs ipllic pollbrinaci
lniicH. 60 nl Die iiinfhunbcrt bi.
icd)shunhcrt WcileH mirfljh quito
StrnBe ioltcn iih bnmit id)ou bauer
ldilcn. un0 rrchr, ipcnu Die z trd T.
iIingSurbcit bc8lt nnBbnr ncnlad)
miro, lpn5 inter cincm cbcnipllS boz
Der Ioetch p%crtaatcn O~cicbgcbun!
crlniicncn 0eicec moalid icin miro
SuSpciammt limb allcrpiuao on Di
$4,000 bis 10000 0tcilcn SQinolIc.
HanoiroRcn C6alptitrnBcm perbriic
runpSbcbiiriti9. b. b. aus Groltrabeil
bir bel itarfem Ncacniaa sum gutter
Sbcil Sdlummtand!c perbcn il
ipirflidlc. bartc SanDitraBcn um;n
ipanoeIn, nno es miro poralsiidtlid
nod cine Beile balern, bis bas &c
! ideben lit, abcr ni1t 10 LANCE, ipic {.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

Sbarp bon Ohio, 6cnrp 8olbioele aus
Nelu Yorf rlb @m. s.. Dtlirrag bon
Oflabontu 81 Wtitglieoern Der Gre
futipe aerpdblt. - Sic Suuptiade bel
pieier Sabresperlammlung nadb Der
Wabl Der Seamten luar Die Snppriiez
rung bcs Srpnn'ihen Sriebcnsplancs.
$50
arie9sicfretdr @nrriion hat Den
Gontraft fir Die grridtuns beS So.
.000,0 2incoln. Woulments I'M
8otomac> Sart 81 gieip gorf einem
Senrp Bacon iiberlniicn. Sieics ges
idab elmer 8ciolitipn her 2ineoln
&emorial @pmmiilion sufolge, bon
lpelder @rsSrdiibcnt Gait YrGiiSent
lit. Serr Bacon lpirb Die Mufiidt iiber
Die Grridtung bes &pnmcntcs
tiibren unb fir biele leine Wiibe err
bdft CT Die aleiutgteit pon iehs Yro>
sent Gpminiilions 8ebiibren BON Der
auf9eipnnbte Summe,. ungcfdbr
100000. Gin semiB nidt fleines
Saldr, bas Der 9iener elmer HepubIif
fir einen berbdltuibmdbig nift balss
bre6eriihen SOB" erbdlt, pie =
G. q. 30.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

mir tpifen, ii6 niemals 10 bosbaft err
eifert bat. tpie iie es iiber Die dnlerifas
niihe- Bin tbut. Bel Der %peritdnoigen
bes IuslanbeS, cinidlieBlih
ber beiitId1en. miro Der 8utbaisbrlld)
Der alien gerliner Sante audi ihfperz
lid einen ipmpatbiiden Riperbaq fin@
b~en.-ySapenport Oemotrat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Gin Gebirnftmrtts BET Scr Ser
liner t1atiemalsositmne"

@it elmer lpa6rcn Scriefer Stale
rel iGQt Die alte nnb emit lebr aii8es
icbcnc. aber felt lngcidRr 5lpan5Ig
Sabreu idpn bebcnflid an 9retiens
batter Stunlpibcit leibenpc .Serliner
National 3eitlna" plDslih ilber Den
YrGiiocntcn @ifion luegen Ielner neiis
lid, I'M Gonsre6 sebaltcnei' NM llbers
5cu9ungspolen Hcbc 6iir lnterltiisuil9
Der 9antz uuo alirant . Worla9e ber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Aus See 8mnSeskanptitaSt.
Cine weibiihe .&nisbts OF Gulum=
bus" : 8eieaihaft. = ogmeriean
Snterparliamentarp 1tnipm" tast.-
Jettes 8ebalt fir Snperintenoenten
bes 2incplit= WtpnmmenteS.
pesial.GorrefponSems oteier !3eituus.)

/. B abinston, 8. s. - Sic
fatbpliihen Srauen 8aibington'S bnz
ben einen lpfalen Sof bes nntipnalen
Srbens Der .Sausbters Of ISABELLA"
segriinbet. Sieier neue @erein lit
auf seaenieitise Bats e~egriinbet, dbn@
li1 Der .8nisbts Of Columbus.
Sic erite u a + me : @erlamm>
lung fanb am 25. Suni in Der
n&nisbts of Columbus" : Sa0e itatt.
Srau g.. q. Sope lit Die Springfeber
bieier neuen Organization unb bate
ben @oriib bel bieier geriammlung.
0ie Wtt9lieber5abl lit bcrcits cine
aniebnlide unb Die Iueiidten fir
einen groben @erbanb iinb gut.
Heprdientant Hid,arb 8artbolot bon
@iilonri lit gum Hrdiibent Der Miner
lean Snterparliamentarp linton" ipies
bererfpdblt porben. Sic o~merifaniId)c
@ruppe Der Union beitebt san5 aus
@itglieberm bes Gon9reiies. EQUATOR
Sbeo. 6. Burton bon Ohio ilno SIC
p%rd1entant 8obert s. 8rouiinrD bon
2ouiiiana tpurben 81 8ices Yrdlioenten
ertpdblt. Geprdientant Npolf 3. Sas
batb bon Sainois iplroe Siln Sdbabz
meiiter unb Die 8eprdicntnnteu @m.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
TENT MEETINGS
Still CONTINUE

Evangel.s st W. a. Away spoke last
.vening on the subject, Gods An
swer to the Honest Skeptic. or why |
am not an Intidel." lie opened the
subject OF the evening with the state
mlens. "Thcre is in every human
aeart a conscious conviction OF the
existence OF God and his accounta-
)ility to HIM The Psalmist David
$500 years ago gave expression to the
Glowing strong statement, "The fool
lath said in his heart there is no
iod," Psalm 14:1.
Man is a spiritual being. He is
created with the capacity to know
love and worship. David expressed
he thought %forcefully when he said,
'As the heart panteth after the wa
ter so panteth my sail after The
God,
This was, he held, demonstrated in
The late Titanic disaster when thirty
half frozen men clinging to a rude
aft repeated again and again the
prayer, the only spiritual leg
ICY that had survived the cold com.
.nercial grind Of modern life.
The speaker referred to the proph-
3cies of the bible as the strongest evil
lence of their inspiration and said
IS long as Babylon lies in ruins, as
ong as Tyre is a place for the drying
If nets, as long as the Jew is Il man
With a city or country, SO long as we
lave the strongest proof Of the divin.
ty Of the word OF God. Evangelist
3urk will speak tonight upon "The
Home OF the Saved"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
PROF. FISH RETURNED

Prof. Fish of the State Historical
society has returned from a tour of
historical research extending from
jamestown to this city. On Monday
he went to Jamestown where in com.
pary with Dana Wright, sheriff, Alex
S%tembach, a mail carrier and Hugo
Robe, OF Kensal, drove to the
site of old Camp Atkinson in Griggs
county. They followed some old
trails and located several old camps,
the last being about four miles north
of Driscoll. The trip was very sat
i%sfactory and added much. to this line
of work which Mr.. Fish is carrying
out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
A VAUDEVILLE STUNT

Mnager Griffin Of the Griffin Vaude.
lille company had quite Il time here
his week. The first he had a men,
er OF his company arrested chars-
'ng stealing, but the case fell through
or lack Of evidence. Then there
we're three members of the company,
:wo men and a young lady, left be-
hind for lack OF pay, as they cla.m-
cd. In some way the two men wig
,led through and got Il of town. The
girl was left behind, and says tn
If the $27 which she claims to have
cC.ming. He lett. She wired a
friend and got MONEY enough to get
,ut. 1t was quite a mix--taking 1t
Ill through. aaA ~G''
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
MUSICAL COMEDY
AT THE 0RPnEUM

Local theater goers will welcome
the amusement that Mort Singers
production of the French vaudeville
revue, "The Time, The Place and The
Grip will pay a visit to this city on
w ednesday and Thursday at the Or
Dheum theater. 1t is with pleasure
harmed that Mr.. Thomas Whiffen and
Miss Jessie Houston will be seer in
their favorite roles, supported by an
excellent company of talented artists,
who will make this production one OF
the best musical comedy shows to Wis
1t this city.
The scenery, costumes and effects
deserve special attention, as every
thing is bright and dazzling in its
brilliancy, a whole car being required
to carry the production.
"The Time, The Place and The
Girl has reduced the price of admis-
sion, thereby enabling everyone an
opportunity to see the big girly mu'
steal production.
This musical comedy will be Offer
ed at the Orpheum theater Wednes-
day and Thursday, with two shows
each night, and a matinee on Thurs.
day afternoon. The price will be Is,
so and Is cents for the night shows,
and 25 and so cents for the matinee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
HOME GROWN LEMONS

J. w. Mclaughlin, Living on Seconc
street in this city probably is the On
ly North Dakota lemon farmer, a;
least he is the only one heard from
Thursday cveing Mr.. Mclaughlin
exh .bited at the Tribune office a very
large lemon which he had raised a.
mis- home. 1t measured IL inches
one way, by II inches the long way
and weighs just one pound. 1t was
well formed, and had the real aroma.
lie says the tree has several Otlcl
lemons on It and they + also OF gooo
quality.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
ARRANGED
TO FORT Clark

The State Historical society has
arranged for a trip to Fort Clark July
Is. They will visit the site of the
old Sakakawea village. There will
be an appropriate program at. Fort
Clark, on the site OF the Mandan vii
lage when the subject srHyalage life
and Early History of the rMandans
and this Part of the State" will be
discussed. The whole village will be
looked owe and explained. Everybody
is invited to attend. The days pro.
gram will be in the hands of Mr..
Fish, Thos. Hall and W, Fl. Mann, the
committee representing the society.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
GOOD. PRINTER GONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mulhollan viii.
leave today for Keokuk, Iowa, where
Mr.. Mulhollan has secured one of thu
best printing jobs in the country, ant.
where he was formerly employed be.
fore coming north. Frank is tai.
ald sim, and red headed but he il
II of the best commercial printers
that ever flashed his card. He has
been employed in the Tribune com
posing room on two different occa
sions and can have ae!Situatio!-
here any time he returns.QdGU
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
Scenes Of PIcketl's Charge
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
President Marthall and Speaker
Clark.
Vice President Marshall WAS ftle
first speaker. His address was in
the nature Of a Fourth Of, July ora
ton. Speaker Clark made his usual
hit with the audience. He said the
valor displayed in the war was not
southern or northern valor, 'but, l
thank Almighty God, it was American
valor."
Governor Hanna of North Dakota
was among the speakers. Governor
tEberhart Of Minnesota aroused great
laughter by his clever wittic; IS, and
with a patriotic appeal that
brought forth loud cheers. Although
many veterans stayed over night to
hear the president, the celebration
practically ended tonight with a dis
play Of fireworks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
GATES FOR TEACHERS ExAMlNA.
h"' Tl0NS

At the frs" meeting Of the state
board OF education the first exami
nation for elementary teachers Ger
tificates, vas set to occur at the diff
ferent county seats owe the state
for August ID and Is. The examina.
tions for professional certificates was
set to occur at different points in the
state for September 4th and 5th.
There will be a meeting of school
officers for Adams and Bowman coun
ties July 81 and August LIST. The
school officers meeting for Stark coun.'
ty will occur at Dickinson July 9.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
CAME DOWN FhuM WASHBURN

G. H. Naramore, assistant cashie.
OF the First National bank at Wash
burn, accompanied by Mr.. Foss Funk
came by auto from Washburn las,
evening. Mr.. Naramore's family
lies in Bismarck, he having been for.
merly treasurer OF Emmonsa county
and he came last evening; owing to
illness of one of his children. Mr.
Funk will return to Washburn this
morning.