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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13

law-abiding and Industrious; and the
boot logger, boozefighter and the
scum of the earth will eventually
have to seek elsewhere. The writer
is informed that the ladies Of Wing
have recently organized a club for
the further improvement and beauti-
flying of the town, and It is safe to
predict that Wing will he one Of the
naatest and cleanest towns in the
state. ,
"One of the drawbacks today Is the
very unsatisfactory train service be-
tween Wing and the capital city. Pas
sengsrs have almost a 24.hour wait in
Wilton and this should be remedied.
It surely would be to the interest of
Bismarck to improve this service and
it is hoped the commercial club and
business men will put some pressure
to bear upon the railroad companies
to arrange for satisfactory train con
n~ections between Bismarck and the
towns ON the Pingree-Wilton branch"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
MDONALQ IS Freed :.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Bootlegging Case Results in an
Acquittal; Ford Case Is
Dismissed.

A. R. Mcdonald, the defendant in
the bootlegging case which took up
the entire day in district court Satur-
day, was acquitted by the jury after
but forty minutes elaboration. The
jury came in late in the afternoon. In
this case the State attempted to
prove that the defendant sold a pint
bottle of whiskay to a man, on the
street, in front of the Klooten livery
barn. TIL, Gefe ld>N :uCk the stand
himself aud deni+t. at! knowledge OF
the crime, although he admitted be-
ing at the place described in the in
formation at the time alleged.
Ford Case Dismissed. "
In the case of State VS.. o. H. Uthie,
Dick Russell and Joseph Ford, the
case as to the defendant Ford was
dismissed upon motion of the states
attorney, who asked to have Ford put
under bonds as a witness in THE case.
The case is ole which involves the
alleged robbery of a mar in a hotel
room in this city some time ago.
Ford has been in jail for want of a
bond, for some months already.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
DECEMBER has Been
= A GOOD MONTH
Weatherman Says We Have Been
Used to Temperatures Above
, Normal.

When asked how the present tenn
perature compares with the average
for this season Of the year, Mr.. Rob
erts made the following statement:
Z 1.-THE normal temperature during the
first IL days in December is Is de-
grees. The average temperature dur
ing the first IL days of the present
month is 20 degrees, or two degrees
above the normal. There are two
reasons why the temperature Of the
past two days seems unusually cold;
in the first place, there has been more
than the usual moisture in the atmos-
phere for this season of the year, and
secondly we have experienced tenn
peratures above the normal all fall
and when the temperature approach
es zero we suffer in consequence.
Compared with other Defenders this
month has been an exceptionally nice
n The coolest first IL days in
December was in 1902, when the av-
erage for that period was three de-
grees below zero; the WarmestA was
in 1883, when the average for the II
days was "a degrees above zero.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
GETS Wire !.
FROM THE FARMERS
st. Paul Convention Remembers
Fargo Editor Who is
In Jail.

George L. Nelson, the Fargo journ-
allst who is now serving time In the
BurleighF county jail for contempt Of
the supreme court Of the state, re-
ceived a telegram from the big farm
ers' convention which has been in SIS
sion in st. Paul for several days :.
last week which reads as follows:
st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. II, 1914. TO
George l.. Ne on, care of Sheriff
Barnes, Bismarck, N. d., The great
convention of farmers held in st.
Paul, at which nearly 5000 farmers
from different parts of the northwest
are gathered, desires us to express to
you their sympathy and fraternal
greetings. They are with you to a
finish for freedom of speech and free
dom Of press. M. P. Johnson" o.
Mr.. Nelson appreciated the fact
that the farmers had thought of him
and was very happy to receive this
expression of good will from the con-
vention. Mr.. Nelson expected to at
tend this convention but his engage
ment with Sheriff Barnes prevented.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
CITY Of BISMARCK
IS FORGING AHEAD
Atkinson Reports Large
Amount of Municipal I'm
provement Work.

City Engineer Atkinson reports that
during this year a large amount of
municipal improvement work has
been done. The actual figures show
the following:
$500 lineal feet of concrete side
walk.
$500 lineal feet Of curbing and
parking.
1920 lineal feet Of sanitary sewer.
$500 lineal feet of storm sewer.
In addition there has been over
three miles Of streets graded. Prac-
tically all of this work has been done
by local contractors, who have en-
ployed local labor, so that the money
spent has been kept in the city.
The city now has over IS miles of
graded streets,'which are kept crown.
ed and have been dragged after each
rain, under the supervision of Street
Commissioner Hinckley, and it is be-
lieved that Bismarck has the best
earth streets Of any city in the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13

Superintendent Vigness has just re-
turned from a school inspection trip
IN the county and he is very proud OF
the progress shown in l,the Linden
district, which is operating under the
consolidated schools plan and which
has just completed the largest school
building in the county outside of Bis.
marck.
Mr.. Vigness tells of the growth Of
the Linden district and of the town
Of Wing as follows: :
THE Linden distric.. is operating
under the consolidated pan with its
schools in Wing. This district can
now boast Of the largest school in the
county outside Bismarck, having a to
tai enrolment of SO pupils and three
teachers. This enrolment is inter
esting in showing the falling off in
enrolment from the first to the last
grade. The first three grades have
So children; the next three Fourth,
fifth and sixth grades) have "a child.
rem and the next three Tor seventh,
eighth and ninth grades) have 16
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13

children. This falling off is surely
not due to any death rate among chill.
dren, but simply shows how exceed
ingly few continue on through all the
grades. Ut may also be added that
this condition is not peculiar to The
Wing schools, but il general all over
cur country.
Growth OF Wing.
H'Eight years ago the territory EN-
braced in this district was known as
the Linden Ranch. The settlers then
began to come in and the district
was organized for school purposes
I'll 1907. Since that time a thrifty
class of people have subdued the
prairie, taken up diversified farming,
and today we find a happy and con
tented people there. About three
years ago the Pingree-Wilton brantn
Of the Northern Pacific came through
the northern part of the township
and the village Of Wing came into
existence.
To-day we find Wing a prosperous
and busy town soon ready to assume
the aspects Of a city. 1t has a splen-
did consolidated school of three
rooms employing three teachers and
doing nine grades OF work. Two neat
church buildings have been built and
a Finnish Lutheran church will soon
be added. There are two banks, sew.
eral mercantile houses and elevators,
livery barn, hotel and restaurants.
lumber yards. and a large number OF
neat and substantial residences, all OF
which go to show energy and enter
prise. 4 =
Improvement Club.
GAS a new town it has It's tough ele-
ment, huG the people as a whole are
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
Bismarck Ria|to
ORPHEUM M,

During the past week the Orpheum
had, as usual, exceptionally good
programs to offer it's patrons. Many
Bismarck people have expressed their
appreciation of the good programs
offered at the popular Main street
playhouse and it is our understanding
that the good work will be very much
in order in the future. -.
In addition to the regular program
the Orpheum had the popular road
show, "Ole, The Swede Detective
which made a big hit with Bismarck,
as we'll as out of town people. In
fact, over 100 people were turned
away on account Of the theater being
packed to capacity. It will no doubt
be good news to the Orpheum's7 pat
rons to learn the the "Swede and the
Merry Widow will be an added at
traction for Wednesday, Dec. is. This
show has been playing all over the
east, making a big hit wherever
shown. It is an exceptionally strong
comedy in three acts, and it comes
we'll recommended. The admission
will be, adults SOC, and children Csc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
ARENA IS BUILDING :.
new S@CnO0LHOUSE

At Arena an up-to-date school house
is being erected and will be ready for
use after the holidays. This is the
fourth school house being built in
this township and the school popula-
ton is increasing at a very rapid
rate. In the course of a year or two
Arena will undoubtedly need addition
al school rooms. "0'~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
A GOOD idea FOR
THAT MANS" XMAS

Just before the Christmas holidays,
when the stores are thronged by the
"last-minute rush.; when you've Of
ten racked your brains for an idea
that will solve the question Of what
to give husband, father, Brother Tom
or Jack; when you've looked back on
former trials, due to your having
picked the wrong tie or a misfit shirt
or socks that were too small-did 1t
ever occur to you that you might
settle the matter quickly and salts
factorily without losing any beauty
sleep by giving himSa glass humidor
Of Prince Albert, the national joy
smoke? ~
It's a neat looking crystal recep-
tacle, holding a pound of the best
liked tobacco made. Whenever the
supply is exhausted it may readily b
replenished, and the humidor keeps
the tobacco moist, fresh and fragrant
all the time. ~
You will find it in all stores where
tobacco is sold, and you needn't hest
tate to walk right in and ask, for It.
The clerk won't bite and the tobacco
can't, either. The bite has been TAX
en- out of P. A. by a wonderful pas
ented process. Think of the pleas
ure it will give him" and the pos
sible annoyance it will save you. It's
a gift that will not be slipped to the
janitor or the office boy, like a tie
that doesn't strike .'his' fancy.
And Furthermore, when "he" is
thinking Of a gift for a business asso-
ciate or acquaintance or a male rela-
tive, help him out Of the difficulty by
suggesting a crystal-glass humidor
of Prince Albert. AS a mans gift it
cannot be duplicated in acceptability
Fby anything. else at so nominal a cost.
It's found at the nearest shop that
sells tobacco. ! TIL TAI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
OPEN EVENINGS.

OPEN EVENINGS.
Webb Bros. and A.. w. Lucas CO.
wifi keep their stores open evenings,
commencing Monday, December IA,
until Christmas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
wA,NTF

WANTED-AT ONCE.
A. secondhand parlor isuit-settee,
chair and rocker. Must be a bargain,
Call 1O0R.A Adv. A
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
2anSSmnnuidaftIidIe nnO llnteritiib.
Muss . @crciMe.

Vcrein SaSen, Nlois Icinbnrt Sc.
sret1r, tt3 9 StraBe. 9 81. Ocr'
iommclt iid ie0cn 2. Wfitttpod i'm
a1onat in 936 go. Nue., u. @.
Columbia 8raner : Grnnten.lln-
eritiibmueSnerein. Hrnns NOm. Se'
rctdr 1884 22te Str. q. B. Ser
ammIitna om 3. 9ienstaa |. ". II
60. 1886 Bu. glpe., 81. W.
Se1IcnOarmitGoter lImterltiibnnas
gercin. emil Spabn, Trdiioeilt
Sobn Meiuingcr, Scfrctdr, 9o. q
R-StraBe, N.-@. G%eriammlung ON
!. Mitttuod /. 80. in 922 va. Nnc
Mebgcr-l III teritiikmm9sUcrein. 6rit
0eb, SefretGr, gare go. 1920 Conn
auenae. @er1anmelt ii6 ieOcn crItel
Dienstoq /. SO. IN $50. 922 Tn. apr
GdmGbiIdcr Granfen : lluteritiit
,nuasucrein, W1ihoeI 9ies. Sefret6r
500 $ Str, u. o. 8%eriammIung OH
{. 0iensta9 i. 90. in Oto.737 Z. Stl
Gdpuei5cr @ObItGtigtcitSpcre!n
erol. Sullus ggloff 115 GenneiIe
4oe, u. Is. :. z. S6Deeler. Setre
ar, 1929 S Str, 81. M.
0cntl6 MmerifaniIder 1lmter
,tiibmmgs : @erein. gtic. @iegono
5cfretqr, Go. S24 CITE Str, S.-M
lelepbon Main 2999m. geriamml
I'M ,, 9ienStua i. %. III 737 Z. Sh
0entider untcrItaknngsbvMl
0iitrift go. 40. Gefrct6r @in. &or
lentonn, 1916 Wioriom Strnbe. u
%. @erlamnIelt iid ieOen 4. Ntitt
poA i. 90. in 93G ga. ADe.. ". 81
GcmtIGer llntcrititmnOsbunO. Di
thrift go 40. Sefret1r SSobn Dfei
ninger, SEQ. q G-StraBe, N.-@.
Geriamnlelt Iid nm /. WtittwO1 Ie
Den 9tts. in 936 $50. Abe., ". @.
@ai6ingtOn Sid GeIief. Setretdr
s. @iidof GberrDoale &urat Sta.
s. @eri. am 1. uno 3. Monta0
/. 81, III 827, 7. StraBe, g. SO
Scutidc Brand, SOsiaIiniIdu
eartri. Meu8el Nifl SefrctGr, 233t
&oaH
9eri. >. mo 4. Montag /. so. in
NO. ST. @-StraBe, H.=8.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
0entidrr GentraI @ereim im 81.

9entidler Central : Serein i'm Sts
Ttrift Columbia. Wfnrtin 8ic-
oouO. Gr6iiOent; @olfgang HudOd-
ihel, 1. Gt3e-@rGi 9(rguit S6miot,
2. Gt3e-9rdi. @m. @icgmann, 3.
gise-9rGi. So6n glt, A. @i5es@rol.;
@bas. geutbcinL 5. Gi5e-@r0i.; @ll.
Stope Bender, 9cfretGr, @ongreB
Seiqbts; 4arl Sommel, S6aBmet-
fer: Soc @on0raf, Sabnentrager.
Geriommlung am 4. 9ienItag /. Wt.
in geBIcrs Sotel, 922 Yenna- 9lpc.
gctcrnncnbcrain Ors 8tcn gSntu'
lions. IerIammelt ii6 Oaielbit.
Seutider BaiIembaMsDcrein, Tra
IiOcnt S. S. SdneiOer. Mm. s. Ufpn
ers, Sefretdr, 1919 Srping Str. 81
So, O%irpftorcn- uno 0cleantei.g'er
IammIung am 2. 9onnerstag |, VI
in ser SGngerbunObale.
Trauenz Silfsperein. 6rau g. 8. 8dr
tbel, 8rdliocntin. &eriannelt ii6 ON
Q. 9onnerstag /. So, 3 ll6r nadni. in
SGneerbune.
Srauen= Na6ucrcin. Srau g.. 20ffler.
Yrdiioentin. @eriammelt ii6 mondtlidl
gemdB Noti5.
9eMtIder SrienerbnnO pcriammpl'
Ii6 ieoen 3. Montag mouatli6 in
922 Henn. Goe., SelOnebel Sotepl
Mair, 705 9(6te StraBe, GO.
9emtId-A merifnniider Sednifrr
|erein DerinmmeIt lib am /. unO 3
Wtittmod oes Mcnots i'm Sanger
bunO, 314 @-Str. N.-@. Yaul 8auld
SefretGr, 341S @rown Str, N.-8
0ermamia Glnb. Mittpohs uni
SreitaQs aber0s III Gbe 2olcfaln
1923 3 StraBe @.=@. Sefret6r 6
aletId, SIC 8-StraBe, S.=@.
DnfcI 8rGiis Seroniisnnss : Scr
Elm. Geo. Mair, Sctret1r, 1881 llt'
StraBe, q. SO. @erIammelt Iih ON
2. 0ienstag /. 90. in Der Arion-Sallc
Smfcl Sraiis 9amenucrcin. Srmi g.
NabI, 8rdiioentin. &eri. lid am 1.
Ntittpod i. 30. I'M 9aule zines WRitglie0s
GrOIpect Sill Cemetery. 6re0.
Smbof 9r6Iioent; @m. M}arting Se
fretdr II. 81. @ridneoOe, SboBReilt
8eri. am /. 6reitag monatIi6 in S22
9te StraBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
@as ,uirb aus ben 0eatid-Nmeri.
fnnerm?

SoHen Tic in groBcn 80lfcrgemiid
Der Union aufgeben lrno 10 iBrett II
unIerem @olfstum petIoren tperOen :
9ieie uno 6bnIide 8ragen bebanocIl
8uoolf Ser3og, Der luibeitrittenl
2iebIing Der ocutid)cn 2eieri1dft, in
ieinem nelten Mon1nire n0as groBt
SeimDeb", Der porerit MIR IN Dem al.
IerbepdbrteIten Samiliemblatt Der
DeutIben: u9ie @artculaube" begin.
memo in 9eft / 0es nellen SSabrgan-
ees, Dcr0ffcntli1t miro. gIs 9craog
uor 5pei Sabren Die Climber Der Uni
OH bereiite, ilil nit itdrfem @ort Die
oentiden aniieoler in GtGoten ino
Dorfern anf5uriittcIn uuo an5ufeu-
eru, ba fonnte man i9on gepiB fem,
OaB Die reid)en g%rfabrungen cfner
iolden Npoltelfobrt III ibm elm ueltes
inbaltOoIIes &luIttuerf reifen uiiroen.
nn0 Die ertDnriilngen fin0 Deit iiber-
troffen! 9er3ogs Nonlan i6ilOert,
Die Elm ilInger Gelebrter. ein Ser.
timber beg 9cutlbtums, Die inner.
meBlifen @ebiete Scr Linton our1=
reiit, mie er a~lIentbnIben oas gIeiIc
9roBe Scbnen mad benz Wnterlan0e,
oas ugroBe @eimiueb" fin0et uno pie
er Oaran feline cigene Soffnungel
oufri6tet. Cine Itarfe niannbaftc
2iebe laBt i'm 5ugIeid aud oie neue
9eimat icines Ser5ens finocn: an Der
Seite elmer prddtigen Delltid : 9[mc-
r%ifancrin, Die CT ms altc 8atcrIano
5uriiperpfIon6t.
Ger Nnfang oieles Momones Itebt
leoem M~nierer 2eier ailf 8erIauoeu
~foltenlos our 8erfiieung.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
0eiOns-g

@ereinigte Singer DOn 8aibiagtOr
YrdIioeut: Sobn @aIOmann; Sefre-
tar 6. 9ede, 140 10. Str, @. 6.
8aibinstOn SGnserbnnO. SEQ. 3t4
6 StrnBe, %. 80. gilbert 2epper.
Nr1liOent, q. @rouner, Sefret6r, 314
6 Str, g. SO. 81. @umpredt 0iri
gent. Singltrrnoe ieOen 9onnerstag
9lbeno. MISUNDERSTANDING ie-
ben eriten 9onnerstag i. sc.
G1ngerbunb= 9 amenpcreim. Srau s..
Is. 8artbel, ErGi. @eri. ieoen 1. uno
3. 9ienstag /. 81, abenos s llbr, III obiz
gem Qofale.
MriOn ; Geiamsberein, 1905. g
@tsaBe, g. So. arg. SdmiOt, RrG-
fi0ent. Sobn @eber, Scfretar,
SIS 6. Str. &c. &rof. 6. 6. Gbri-
ftiani 9irigent. Singitrnoe ieoen
Nlittpo6 uno Sonntng 9lbeno.
9ireftorenoeri. am 3. Sonntog i.Nf.
griOm 9amcmperrin. Srau 9. Grum@
fe, Yrd1. @eri. am 2. Wlittipo6 /. W.,
nbeuos, IN o6i9em 2ofale.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07

Gle 30 iocitp Gitiacns' aEio-
intion belt cine @criammIrng ab,
II Der Die Sprefer ibrer ueberdei-
Jung 9lilsorud perIieben, bob ibr
tarnpf, Die Sicbente Strobe BON Der
, StraBe bis sur 6Iori0a Npe. as
baItiert 3it leben, getuounen lei. yelln
ooucn Tie aber Odbei ni6t Iteben blei-
en-, lonoern GILES oaran ieben, bic
'tenlo n%otpenoige 8erbeiierung Der
|eleltttung ~0erielben StraBe an5a-
reben. Bon Deutiden babeu lid Der
fiiociation neiteroitgs angeibloIiel
lie Serren u. 81. 8rilebl, Gnrl g.
}raln, 8. 8. Wrrmter, 6. &eDier,
5oiepb Gutenberg, &c. &eidgut, s.
:. @ocbI nno 8altcr 3. 9tnppert.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07

9m Iebten SonnabcnO itarb 5. S.
8iaiam Settler I'M alter bon ST
Sabren. Der 8erItorbene. Der Die
Letter 5Dei Sabre frant getpeIen mar,
mar n8ait 0rouO Moiter~ oes S. 8.
8. +. uno @i5e : @r1lioent Ocs oeut-
.Iben Baiienbouies. Gr itammte aus
Sannoper, BON mo or 1916 bier ein=
m%onoerte. Seine @ottin, nit Der er
Oas Set Der soIoenen Soh5eit fef.
ern fonntc, itorb Dor etrpn Sabrcs.
friit. |ier Rinoer iiberleben ibn. Qie
&eeroigung fono aitf benz 8roipect
&in 5rieobof itatt. @ertreter oes
@aiienbouies uuo Dob 6eaops TO-
pie Baiieufinoer eaben ibm ons Ies-
tc @eIeit.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07

3idter Cutler bis Dor fur
sem oberIter Mihter oes Nem Dorfer
Slppeageridtes, iiber oeiien mannbaf-
ties gintreten fir peri0nlide 6reibeit
mir in elmer unlerer friiberen Niint-
nlern berihteteL bat ole beber5igens
werten @orte geiprodcn: Die per.
ionlide Ireibeit miro in Oielem San.
De niht pon Grobereru ODER &onigen
6eorobt. sic miro a%ngegriffen bon
miBleiten0eu TeiIen Der 8eo0lferung,
Die ibr 0ertrouen in furhtinme @e
iebgeber IeBer, nn0 bon. @erifts60-
len, Die Die Aamaht 0eS @eIeBes in
oen 9ienit zines Oeroerblidcn Gin
~illllies IteLleu.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
Sin Ocmtidrr @ann mnb &irGen-
iiirIt.

Gas gbIeben oeS 6iirltbii6ofes
oon 8reslolI, oes aaroinals Or. bon
aopp, beoelltet nid)t MIR fir Die 81
i5eIe, nidt MIR fir Die fatbolii6l
Stride, lonocrn and fir gangs cutif).
LAMB eimen l6peren &erlllt. Gem
nit inn lit Elm oeutiber air6enfiirIi
un0 elm edit oeilti6er Mann oabin-
geihie0en.
0lr1 pGpltli6es 8repe pom aler-
Ieelentage oes Sabres 1881 wllroc
Der MISREPRESENTATION mo Com
fapitular Or. @eorg 9opp 5lIm Yi.
Idof pom 5llloa ernannt. Grit bier
~pmopier5ig Sabre alt, beitieg er Den
9ildoFsIis am @robe 0eS beillgetl
8onifa5iits, oes NpoItels Der 0cut-
Iden. SQS 8ertrauensmnnn OeS
EapItes SEQ Oes 9reiSebnten unO il,
elmer triiben Belt. Nht Sabre mar
Der Sit permaiit gemeien. 8abreno
cner ,3eit bate ser &nmpf Der Sci
ter Mltincn auf Huinen gebduit. IS
it oie geifi1tli6e Eat oes airder-
iirIten, 0aB CT tatfraftig babel nit
.lcbolfcn bat, oie Nllinen ans Dem
@eae sll r1ulnen uno Nelles nlf5ii-
6allen. Or. aopp bat lib IN bobeln
MaBc peroient gelnabt um Die Be
en0igumg 6es GillturtompfeS. Sci
uer oiplomatI6en @%emanOtbeit, iei
mem S6arfiinn lino ieiner fat bel
lpielloIen Irbeitsfraft lit es gelnn-
zen, oen 6rieoen 5ipiihen Staat mO
STRIDE in 0eutidlano m~ieOerber5u-
Itellen. Muf 8ismards eigenes 9e-
treiben tpltrOe linn sic Nltsarbeitltng
Der SrieOensgeiebe pom Wai 1886
lmo Npril 1887 iibertragen.
sns 6iiritbiihof BON 8reslau lit
aaroinal &opp ser @erpalter eiHer
Der groBten 0io5eIen Der @elt, bic
nlebr ais 0rei Wiaionen Seelen lln-
ter Dem @irtenitab bereinigt, gene
len. gr mar Der anerfamte 6iibrer
oeS Oeutiden @pjsfopats un0 lit ltets
elm oeutider Mnnn ge~blieben. 0as
bat er aud oltrb ben Nnteil, melben
er al oen &Gmpfen uno 8eordngnii-
len ser 9cltidcn in Oeitcrrei6 &C.
nommen, betpieien. @roB mar 0as
Snterelie, meldes err ~aIleseit ben j.
lterreidii9en 3atbolifen oeS &on-
tingents ieiner Gio5eie in Oelterreih-
S6leIien cntgegengebradt.
Die gauge energilhc Natllr ocS
Nie0erIadien iprah iih III Dem Gba-
rafter unb i'm Qebenslouf 0ieies
Mounes ans. g[us nienerer Bolts
ididt Encouragement, bat er iiH em-
porgearbeitet. 9tah bortem aampf
frat er nit reifcm gnti1luB uuo ge
fI1rter QebenSautfniiMHs IN ben geiit-
Ii6en GtunS ein. lhio Ieimer rubiaen
8eianneHbeit eHtfprab 6ie ieinem
@eipH eigene 6rieofertigfeit uiO
Teri0bnliHtpit.
NIs oelltider 4ir6enfiirit un0 ais
edit oelitider Wann bat iid &aroinal
@opp ihon 81 ieinen 2eb3eiten elm
rngenoes 3enfmal geieBt.
~. .. Staats5eitung.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07

Ter It e g i'm bic
'Iigcn Eoitomt lit Serr S. S. Y.
Scrdl, Gin &eterau Oes s. gataiuons.
SEER 2erh, scr Gin iebr gutter 9eut-
idcr lit mo Die Sicbe sur alien Sei.
mat ME perIorcn bat, nimmt regell
AnteiI en- aleu-, mas in oeutI9er
9reiien bier porgebt. gr gebort Dem
Eoitamt felt 1868 an. Der @ene-
raj -Eoitmeiiter %crnannte i'm OamnlS
nltf ole Accommodation HrdliOent
2incoIn's bin. SEER 2erd, Der lange
Sabre Die Steae zines .@eaS @lert"
bcfleiOete. nimmt iebt MIR cine ein'
;o6c Glerfitelle ein.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
Mniren @~erinmmlnna!

@em0B cinem 9eihlllB Der lebten
5erIainmIlmg oes 10eliti6en Gen=
raj : &erbanOeS bnben ErdIiOent
8icqano una Stfrctdr 8enOer eine
MISUNDERSTANDING aler liberalen
@lemente. methcs Ulailbens unO mel
der @alie alt6 INNER tie iein m0gen,
tiir ben 10. Mt1r3 uad) Der Arionbaae
mberilfen, I'M gceignete S6ritte
sur 8cfdmpflmg elmer i'm Songref
b~eantragten natioialen HrobibitiOn
su beratcn. gs lit nit 6reiaoen 81
begriiBen onB oas Oeuti6e Clement
MN einnlol nit Dem bloBen Yrote-
Itieren allfgeb0rt bat MnO Die anoeren
9tationalit6ten nit beran5iebt, I'M
ben Sitter BEL ben 90rnern 81 falien.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
Gbrifiau Semi9 ipridt iid aus!
Mehr @eredltiafeit!

Sn einem ~SSnterbietp, oas elm &c
porter oeS u@albington 9eral0" NIT
0errn Gbriitian @eurid bate, iprad
i'd lebterer 81 @lmltcn elmer MenOe-
ring Der 6orm Der 0iitriftsbermal-
tung ans. Sn ieinen iibernus flnren
mo slltreffenoen AeuBerungen iagtc
SER SeIrid, oaB er ME BON elmer
aenOerung Oieier administrations
form babe etmas milien DoQen, OaB
l6er Die Gntpifelumg, oie Die 3u.
itanoe i'm 9iItrift in Der leBten 3eit
1enomnlen, ibn 81 elmer anoeren lie
ber5cngung gebra9t bate. sd bin
Ser Meinung". iagte Serr @eiIrid,
.oaB Die Sorln Der &egierlnng oeS
Diitritts ge1noert merOen ioae, Dab
Die Ginmobner ielbIt Die 66be ibrer
Steilern beftimmen nn0 IeLbit emit
i6eiOen ioaten, mofiir lie ibre Gin
nabmen D%ertpenoen mollten, es lei
ocnn, OaB Der aonereB 0iele ginwob-
ner Oes 0iltrifts nit mebr @erehtig.
felt bebanoeln uno oaB Oie, in 0eren
@dnoe Oas @eidid oes DiItrifts ge-
legt iei, Die @erbGltniile ~oeSyeEbeH
griinoli6 nu0 otmeE oreiraenomntei
belt ltstaiefeH@ Mit %edt mics &err
3enrib and 0aruilf bin, meld)' ihG-
oisenoen GinfIuB 0aS Soues- @orfs-
@eieb alf ben @ert ocS @rnn0eigen-
inns lnO sic Arbeits : Nerb6ltniiie
pieler. arbeitSfreuoiaer @euiden &c.
babt babe.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-07
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