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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26


AT 9ranoitiiteren er %iin0Sipg, o9
/ 6orbsret forflareoe ban oo o9-
inn. at ban 6apoe lat Slo paa.
for6i Der bar iaa meget Spinoel-
pup 9aoen, Iom maatte p9f,
naar Der iflloe gercS rent, bpilten
8orflorinq unpatelig tpOer paa, at
W2on0en er i%oritnrret i Sopeoet.
observation-disclosures Nurs6alancc.
observation-disclosures pr. 81. Sui al
imtteoe anrsbalance oiier, at &ars.
operIfuoet anorager 3,222,931 SIR.
3 Gre eaer fnop 100000 SIR.
min0re emo i 6ior, Ser maa betra9-
les iom ct Tor 9onfen 9nnitiat
9(ar. Sn~oenlanoife GefsIer er lte9-
ne ret b%etooeIiat, % ogiaa @aall
paa gerIpapirer bar uGret ! Stl9.
nina. 0mDenot er arau pna noen
(an0ifc aorreiponOenter mltlore
enc / 3ior. Get / fin SeI6eO 9sr
9alanccn ct iGroele5 auuiti9t Sno.
trnf.
Mcninaitis- SilirlOcue. @n paa
2reIunogboipitaIet b%enliggenoe
Mcninaitis .9atient ira 9urnleilter
q 8oins 5ormerpGrflteo er Splli
ooa Den 2. os. aigaaet ueo Deoen.
Ser er fife fonitaterct me &lltGl.
De, oa eIter at DER enoru Ell 8ong
.er bIeoen oesiniiceret / 6ormernes
Spile. % OpbolOslofoIer, bar
Staoslugen i'll. aAatt. gIoet I'll.
looelie til @enoabning al @Grtlte.
perne.
Sslano. SslanO unOer en9ellt
Serreogmme. Sra Geptiauif lfrioes
til a9ttto.@:
5 SUM tom ct engellt &lirllt.
lib ,ermine" til &%epfidolt meo
ca. so Inriiter. @u al Oisie par Ell
Dfr. 9onoon 0tac-Q ueen Douglas.
Ell lterre 5orretnin9sman0 ira
edinburgh. @iter jim Sjemtonllt
bor ban / Ell 9lrtifel / 1Sbe Scots
man, Der bar uott nogen OPP
murfjom6eo 9teptiapit, lflloret
fine Rciieinotrpt ira ISLANDS so.
peoItao % 0me9n. Otter en- fort
0mtale al Reiieu, &epfiapifs pra9t
fuloe 5oIneogang, 5slGnoerneS
5prog % flaSiiife Sitteratnr, It'll.
orer 5orfatteren fort Sanoets pig.
tialte 0nringspeie, Sanobrng %
1ilferi. 0on meler, at oIsle bar
ltore neutrality-suspicious. % Kan.
oct Ell inruf 5remtiO / gente, bola
Der life par ell iaa Telellg Wtall-
gel paa aapitol. 6%orbuoSlopen Ill-
DER life Jtaa0e ior 0or1atterellS
zine. 0an betragter Den lonn ct
9ionesbpro ON Wtangel paa lullo
6orunit % raaoer Sslgnoerne til
lnart at iaa Den a~iifaiTet i9el,
bpis De life nil uoi9tte Jig tor, al
oeres 9ano ofientlig bliper befenol
ion ct gornertbeoens Sano. @oll
lutter i'm artifel meo ielsenOe ME.
act murfelige llotalelle:
.4ao Den anOen She orefteS
oct oifentIig / Gcpfiaoif, at S.
lunoerne oiloe bape oueroroentllf
5oroeI al, ON 8annIarf imoo G
qrio pro quo aiitoo i'm Aroere'
til S5lono % gao fit 0tinoe til
at bette TOM uiloer bet brittle Ser
oensrioes geifpttelie, tbi SslGnoer
ne er ioooel meo Senipn til niall9I
| farafteriItiife SIGgtifabstrGf lom
0enleenoe til fommercielle Snteres
Ter nsie %forbunone meO ben britllt
> Station | Jim Selbeo og taplllii
: meo Sfotlpnoerne."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26

Gn farlia eanosans. "a ipo M
az Menneifer. Der bopoe prret rel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
NoW Z 8 e 8 4

f#F&VvNW a OvOVv " DOWWs
RaWAsh the mother and father 6f
tfiplsts and twins boarded the 100
Linz u lsllr on their way 10 Bis.
ilaAfek yesterday, some Interested
Tribune reader called the editor on
ths telephone and told him the hap.
pyt ss#iiy was headed toward tho CAP.
itAl Gity.
Il, 1 ! neieht,or, proud of the VII.
aAse's little citizens insisted that
they Stbs met III the station, taken 10
= photograph gallery ana snapped"
tsafisee II 10 sAy, they were met
Aha the story on page one this morn.
lhx % BY fur the hest story In the
pApsF.
'Thst Tribune wants 70 chronicle
there thtAst which are lc,oses,t TO tho
Alslafts x - readers. 1t wants 10 no
y AonS 1aper. The news concern.
iAs tlhees people seeut w Ii the most
lHeetextlAk news
~ RAIDERS car, help IN BY telephon.
~ - the aews and Il they are too
AZ axaly, Why, write n In,
TAsSfsalsr q me Tribune who Jaw
tAal wcadsstal tAsilys hoard tho train
M Dlanafek kAew = sstory,s
waats many more sstory spo,,
q III stA9.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

chief Of scouts on many occasions,
including the early exploration Of
the Black Hills. and during the time
troops were necessary to guard sur
veyors locating the Northern Paci-
fic.
Every man who took prominent
part In the opening OF the West dur
ing the twelve years ending with the
Custer massacre. was familiar With
his remarkable history, but he was
. silent man, and the general public
knew little Of him.
The Death o. Custer.
without any desire to revive the
quarrel over the responsibility for
Clusters death, / may add that after
Mayor Reno was whipped on cross.
Ing the river, no combined his force
with that Of Captain Benteen and
fought the Indians for two Of. three
days. Finally the Indians dasap-
peared, and then Reno discovered
that three miles above him Clusters
entire force Of four companies had
been killed.
Reno was blamed Tor not going 70
Cuater's old, but Z court.mArtial do.
cided that Reno had a. much al he
could do to care for himself. % he
vas assaulted repeatedly BY several
thousand Indians 90 well armed, ~
the soldiers themselves.
General George Crook once told
me that Custer killed almost no In.
diAnss he. tried TO cross the river,
% Nc had ordered Reno to do. but
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

ps0ksAsfe IN tss french e1ffEfnsl
e6Srts n n striking contrast with
vhat 6SsssSs fl mis- e0sSt~y> Kess,
want SBA ssvs5svsHt matter seems 70
|bs s1mftse1 m IRE 5~aasSSEastoS Of
ufssseSeS ~ AtlSyed 10 SCR without
|5aAfessl essb3nK
Not Sizes CS&stStts C0sday rlssg,
I'D 4 Dagger into shs bfssst u Marst,
has Ffsses seen anything aEpf01faaat>
ing tts tsfAs OF Madame Csl1lSuI, tbs
BfttIe b0Hfss0fses Madame Csttlatx
Thought me vas ~Derf0rrSfsx = Dstsi
|0ttc 1sty, ~ dN the Dssssat gtf1 durS
ne KssgE o. Terror,
Ths nssseA ~sbeesasosS n ne c0sfSt
ISo0sa kSvs Been impartial IN their
.abt5A1Ss. When either stAs scored
rssfgsd bfsyos disturbed me order on
ne e6syt
TIT gysst tsfsI fl which love, Rate
ah1 pcstttes 81 play their parts, pre-
serts ~ Interesting study Of the
french e0uSt We IN 4mesfeS eaan0t
cohesive n ne defendant standing
Def0Ss ne coaft ana for hours AsItv.
syfag = 6tSe0urse both thrilling and
dramatic IN TIE extreme,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

II h rather curtoas that most Of
The nswSpapsrs that ars for nc short
bA1lOt 1fs TOR fhftltslv6, fsfsrndum
and recall. On the one hand they
arg1s the tnGerecity Of ths ps0plS Ia
select their 0Mcis1s md on the other
hsfd Ars satisfied With thslr ability
10 fevseS tho courts snd si1set legs.
.latlOn.
The Chicago Tribune argues with
convincing logic tho utter incapaclty
OF tho psopls TO sisct state oficers,
instancln9 In tho present case the
election Of Brady as ststs auditor Of
DlinoiaI vt IN Tulane holi@sd
lonS Afd loud Tor i primary that
would enable tho people TO select
their own candidates. Which IL
whore the logic fails down. Even
the Tribune would adfnit that such
4 msa ~ brady never could have
'bssn nominated even by tho worst
convention that was svsr hsld,-Ths
Ssarehiisht
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

encountered quicksand, and this Ne.
suited In . fatal delay. Then he re-
treated bSck up the hill to form I
circle. ~ Reno did. During this re-
treat his entire force was killed.
Many believe that : part Of Clusters
men surrendered and were massacred
The old indians now on reservations
will not talk about the Custer affair,
fearing that they may yet be pun
|ished. RenoS men declared It the
courtmarlial that they did not know
what had become Of. Custer until
three days after all hia men were
dead; that they did not hear firing
ia his direction. It ) believed that
Custer and al his men we're killed in
twenty minutes. The bodies were
buried where they fell and ! small
marble stone erected oveN each one.
AT the top Of the hill : large general
monument. vas erected. Charley
Reynold's name appears on this large
monument % CHIEF OF scouts
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
noMEwAso SOUND.

Roosevelt has taken the wind out
N the r~rGktssstvs DArty's ssiIs by
endorsing Hs eshdidssy M Harvey
~ H3hmaH, 4 f~tsDuDjfeSh, for g0vsr-
HGf Of Msw YGrk II N 4 virtaas ~,
mission that The psrty N no longer
y factor In sew YNk politics ahA
that II Roosevelt IL 10 continue In
politics " td1st bs ~ 4 Republicans.
Dst whsrs A6ss H06ssvslEs en-
t6fssalstt lsays the Progressive pSs.
~ o. Ssw Y0k7 Its stats chsirman,
FfAhek w. Bird, has bsst urgtnS i
E6nsplsts H0gfsssfvs suite ttekst,
R60Sevstfs stAtshssnt VII hays tho
moral, II not the setasI, sHsc1 OF ~
bsA6fsE ths fsw faithful 6ass who
hAys bssh ellnEinE 10 tho Progress,
slvs craft despite the vi0isht rocking
u the b0st ~ jts chief pilot,
Roosevelt With Ms Political ssgse.
w realizes ttat the Progressive par.
" " merely holding the bag f0r ths
f1sts6eFatS aH4 thst a. q political aE.
SssDstlos N is Being silently sad ~,
fsStsatly skaes4,
We m North Dskets have sssn ths
slxas q 1tSistsgfstloa, IN ne -
eeAt 11stnas4ss, ths Progressive party
fsiisl 10 master enough votss 10 u.
ffvs on tbs batlot, Today, The 1saA.
M re lsSstIHg IN mass convention
y tarso an4 WIN Try 10 hoat : ticket
wtlsh, NJ ne srses u our devious
slsstjos jsws, VIII serve further 70
sotIfass AH4 u blind tho voter.
frils1ySss havs produced On jnsa.
fistls' thifst fef oAscs. II n mol 10 10
ts1ssts4 tisSt tbss ao,th 1skota pro-
efsssivss wltl follow Noosevslta lsa4
90 yA6ofss The stats Republican
tClettt y would bs 4 mssnsniinous
tAlSg 70 ~ IN vtsw Or tie decisive
x9ts Aai ne Republican nominees n,
ssivea atf ~ ssesHt primaries nut
WI 1they1
AZ y " nc hopsd that Roosevelt
vllls rs.sater tho Republican party
s9Aln, when ms honorsA him and N
turn fAss Sssn honorsd ny his distin.
eHishsa services, nut no must sntsr
Ateh the pafty's terms, not upot,
kt1 exaa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

t~eossvsit wants 70 tell the senate
ihAi " Old not steal Panama from
colpiAslA. Bryan says the South An.
sfleAa rspt,blic was robbed, hut Ted.
~ stands ready 10 hang the Anahias
sisA5 on the Peerless One. II may
ave the nation ~lsb,OOOyoO0 10 hear
A6aAsvsiL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

NGrth Extraordinarily fzfA to0
night md Friday; warmer sast sn1
GSGtsAl portions tonight
Ott1tlS w, ROBERTS,
8eEttNs Director.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
friday, JULY n, 1914.
The MeaAh1

DisAstsA, NJ ~ JUty n, 1s14,
Temperature Z 4. N. ysstefdSy.. ~
Highest temperature yesterday 81
LywsSt tsf1reSStars yestsTdAy. ~ 20
reEtDftAtkH lAst ~ hOufy....., D
UtEAsst wind vsIOe5ty sad di,ees
ton, y6stsrdsy ...I.. fzHOutk
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

Wien ne King Of England makes
10 spessA someone siss must assume
me responsibility for his REMARKS.
Wbat : fine arrangement this would
|bs for ne political orator during =
csmpslgM NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
MI. Frohman Home, Brings
Many Plays for Many Stars


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Ne h.d h.,a,v -esss -..c,s
80 49, 4. S.sc ~ 1870.
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sNr,fn1 the p.r.m.Ip.rH. n.nr.sttc.
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-. Thomas Wht9er I'm ~ ~
zen ia ~ et.ea sft.- 81 49, =
@Th. R..nstfnI Hxv.rtr,a. ~ 80
4he,e msv n. la-.I .ctsor - r.nors
~ trne th.t scene from Il Il. hcsn
emhndieA ~ !. nl.y ~ Il. -, Esr.
nre,ton.Iv vsre o~utstanAfn- f.ctr q
M ststeynent ~ Nrnhmar i.s.ed
sNr n,ev:s nnenfn~ nerform.ree
~ i. Il ~ Fsnnire ts..te, s.n4am
ber u" I'M ~ Frohman. aHis ni.y
hss never heen nrodnced ana IN ~
rscention q meets n this cttv az.
|nends IL nrnduction n Paris ~
londnn. rs ! comedv vith Z sertoas
tnrn. ~ NJ. I1ario Ntcodemi. 4
French author. n coIlaboration With
M. MtchaeI Morton. the title n
aThe Prodinal Husband., Il viii IL
ne hrst nsrt NJ. Trev M. rhoiiv
creafed n some Zinc.
M Adams a aeatar pan.r
sylHss iMsnde Adams Nm a1.in
nav Rarrie,s aThe 1Arend n1IHonn.
-. ~ vhen IA comes u the -.
pire theater Il yin ~ n other pa.
|ria ni.vs. IRE T1nivarsitv - c.it.
fornis invited Mis- Adams - annesr
n the Greek theate, "A the nniversity
eronnds. a : series q comedies "a
be riyen durin1 the exposition nert
June. She WIN do I mirscie comedy
81 the restoration period. one ~
Sheridan and one nv Earria. TINS ~
lustratinS ma historv a. Enaiish com.
cav. /
.sydss Efhel ,Barrvmora q ~ MAY
here merit winter "a Al nri9inas nav.
n four acts. called The Rridse ~
aishs., bv ~. Upward gheldon' NY
three star dramatic combination-
~, o M.ris n ~. IT. snna 49, tore .la
q Il .Diplomacy., foilovine Afr. Drew
- the Rsnnira. after nnanin9 outside
New York M october. The comnanv
VAN MAMA saveral 4 nndnn artnrs.
Aftarward Mo- Blanche RataS viIi
appear IL ! new niay 'beine vritteo
Tor her 81 MIS- aMeanor Gs&es 4
thor oAsyThe, poorgL ittle :nich en-,
and M. Gillette and MIA, Doro viii
"a Is .Iondon IA nav Z sDecial en.
ieaxement.
hQjae 8urka n nJerrx.W AGAIN.
miss Billie Burke. having given
over most 81 her last season to New
York city. VII make I tour IN .Iarry'
toefore apnearin0 IN anythinr new
here. Mr.. ClshinR. the author a
Jerry, has written 4 playlet Tor Miss
Burke. which sile VIII present ~
Identification WITH Terry,
aMr. Otis akinner arain comes IN.
der nv manasement mn season. and
m October L VIM prasent him IN A
entirely nov MAY 81 M. Jules Eck.
- GnnAman untitled eTha Candle n
FaithI'
so1isss Julia sanderson. Messrs.
DonAll B,rian ana Josaph Cawthorn
VIM eppsar toeether aeain 81 tic
tne lzondon musical COMEDY, Ine
0IvI II Ot8u. ASGxUQ mO0lC ID 10y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
0ufNA 0lffaeant.

He (callngy-.l fear | must seem
like ! Sahara Of dullness this eve
ming, Miss. Edith"
She-'Oh, no, Mr.. Timmid, you
lara not Of al like : desert; 1 desert
has sand,"-Boston Transcript.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

sehumann.hsihk's Daughter 70 Wed.
A wedding which will take place In
Nan Diego, Csl. IN tho autumn Will
DO that Of the daughter OF Nine. Er.
hestinH 6ehumAnn.lielnk Miss Marie
BehuMann.ffeink, and Hubert Guy Of
San Diego, Cal, the grandson Of the
late d. n. Guy OF Washington. u. G.
and son OF the late Walter Guy, also
Of Washington. The wedding Will
take place on the return OF Nine.
bGhumann.ileink and her daughter
from Europe. where Nine. Hchumann.
lleink ID singing In WAgnerlAn op.
erAs.
In announcing Tho engagement Of
Miss HahN,nAnnsffAink and Mr.. Guy,
q Warrington spulicAtion sAyA:
Miss 1ohNmAnn.Helnk makes her
home with her brother. Ferdinand In
= Atx-roosn cottage on q ranch OF for.
tysfive acres Of oranges, near San
Diego, on the outskirts OF the big %.
tate owned near by her mother. The
lAtter's place 10 called 0rosamont,
and the chalet oveFlooka the valley
Of M Cajotn.
"a year 40 Miss 0chMmann.Heink
with Misc Gertrude MemAn went
there 10 live IN the simple slyle OF a
NaplAstered cottage, They have sold
ya,0oO worth OF oranges since.
"The romance leading up to the
engagement began BY young Mr..
GNy.a khRsN nNttins hnV0nh Ma c0n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
A Column

III NQAM Quinn
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..
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oe0U1.
Js~es 70 n ~ wusxn~~
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tax skefeh ~ gsrsas1s ~
fsmous Mfass~a Si~<sa ssn..t rns.s
vfth custITs - ~. .1sss
tstsle N ~ 1xssss psz ~. ~
nolAx 80 aaft.ss-..s ,,tsnx Y RI.
Emmnr,s. 49, S~1.~ ,sss -
ssenA M Ty1E.~ 800 t-.ts,.~ss.s
renjptscesees - tredSents tSs
liz n mn aa1r sf.1tsr eT~tt~1 1cl
IOvfn1 n ~ sa1sseh s,rio~c1
"One II ~ 49,. romsntie ca.
sctsry II IL iase1r nf the west -
an .Atchfs0a S1.ty Ranass mas.
Charles Aje1as1sr ReyuoIdx. hnov.
among the in1flns rs Tonesome
sChasIey,v beessSe ~ had littIe Is ~,
He wss : seout. funter ~ tr.ees.
and vas ki1lel "a ~ IdstIe M ~
River n M. rlfh ester
I'm 1855. Is eame a Atehtao.
Lounsy wI11 ~ Iethef's iam1Iy. Ihe
amer soetor, and plsctced
= tns vlIisSs Farade, wnscn tne
"a 80 snstlee Inads famous n
inc su1nme e. 80, ne cfossed me
pa1ns - sss9eter Duf1ne tns
nIn.eI o. Issv.s ne tf4ppea y me
nosAy MounIa. and LOT tllle caf,
- a- ~. 49, sse snowy rsnse on
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

Il can give you any number Of
live-rooA apartments with al the
modern improvements"
Flow suite OF youl"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

EAUNFEHe
| - - @ s.nn.
I1e eomeGy TOT Sae 80 eailec
re ne.1un1i aasss 1u.e, 81 me ~
&c = I0se ~. ne 49,
- 49, puDlsc tne 49, LneeIe,'
9 tne penofmanee Matuis ply ~
q .ne iAlsueI sSpsc. =
Wniaeo re ~ n.se y 80 secone
ne oppoftunHy oi ne1 eaIsef - !
|oe.isntIul scsns snlen . 49,
ne Ie..aOI g ~ 49,
ne.Its, -, ea,e.I.s tae1 49, -
~ne. .n ~ As1 49,
oSeenes AZ vn.le $500 une
y0ulx nl1n 81 nis - g eve
u sn0f,, pe1sCfnIn3 49, on!y -
- seene' Du' : oe'sE
4 nope The report thaf THIS scene
IN ~ Io1 aAotnef pay
no, ..us snouiu g scsIy Toy
- Mn.nen ss.e. sno, u coafse
I snOuiu lie 49, = y proved
49, 6 beautHsi
~ llsI pr0cuceo iAst be.
sioes -. naninen ! snali nave 2 spe.
ca coHlleny nc,uoIng ~. Cnaries
Susly Nj. E.ne
sssse FeNssseke AT
Diner pays ! nave TOT pro'
uactI0n y Afnew pa q g Iofk
ne ny az. fauI Armstrong. The
sOns % o0nss y 20 Smell
aes' : even scene Play, based upon
D mover f0y d6fm2n 8U0&fmAn. In
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
News Of the State

NGWS vi llIS 0l0U6
J. ~ Barry Of Iskstss had . vesJ
e5Ose eGtl VIXEN Tive b0sYs which h
ws& 1sfvfaE b0sted ssA threw bin
ffoM ne EStgy 6OwS = STEEP e00Iee
Mr., Wilffsa6 Easyy Of PstesSbuss
was with him md she sls0 wal
throws ff0m the YG
JeAlOss Of hfx vffsS beauty, J
MzsfS3tso, i miner Of Mountain Iron
w her n0Ss 0a yesterday. He esczD
led 10 the woods, md although Deputy
Sheriff M6slaH and others searched
me woods they found no trace OF the
man. ADrutatt0s 81 the nose VII
Ne necessary.
Grand F0rks-On interesting Yesies
EM Lectures Upon detective children
lin the schools and n1ssns 3nd met
bGds whereby they may be advanced
II school work, n being conducted
~ ne Summer school OF the state
university W Dr., HsIph Johnson d
Gisxgd college, Philadelphia,
"
ThS ry,s csfe ~ N14. 80 the scene
~ ra,1ch s,anke. sorne axrsfement ~
me msetinx rlsee for ri sbIs-bodted
TOYS and many Of their elders. when
the xss01fns stove IN the basement
leaked Ifatid nfe over walls snd nOef,
sis,S t..soys shs ~nn6.;n~I 80 .,.i1
a1sm&
Nckfns0ns--Tth0mas Cooper, direc.
Ter Of experiment station and field
work in North Dakota, was In Dick.
fnS0n In his Official capacity.
White the Dickinson station u mot
the Oldest in the State BY . good
many years, II n one OF the most I'm.
northws.te,n s1stss
-
McHsnry-A coed roads Day IL be-
fnG planned for McHsury. The plan
WI lbs worked out % In former
years, A number 0f men viii he re.
iecte1 Tor each road LEADING out OF
town ana he idea wil be TO re-
move I'll rock. nj 10 hoiex, and i'm,
prove ths rosds n every way that
IN h<ttsr fhsir Condition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
"A Bit OF Nonsense

The average married man viii
frankly admit that in the ch0ics q :
life partner his wite,5 Judgment 49,
far superior to his own.
Poiat o. View.
Iis only ! goat" muTmured Tho
man, - be strobe into the strange
farm.
-Tfs butt : man." retortsd the
goat, As he went ct It IN : business
way.
Awkward.
A pretty schoolreacher. noticing
one Of her little charges Idle, sajd
sharply: John, the devil always
f1nds something for idle hands 70 70.
Come mp here to me and let me rive
you some work"
No o~tffsssnes.
Miss Wayuppe-It was my GOOD
fortune that my ancestors came over
in the Mayflower.
Miss Newrich-May flour! Why.
my foliss made their fortune IN Sep.
TENDER wheat.-Exchange.
Household cooda.
my dear. ! would like to know
something"
What Is It, dear?"
Can You get good scrubbing
brushes too 1t those bucket shops
Observation-Disclosures American.
pedasossss and Msrrlass.
Two bright faced academy boys
we're discussing their teachers.
MI. Blanks going to set married.
/ hear"
Gee, / hope not"
"Why!'
because Mr.. Dash got married
last year and now he's fierce
Newark News. 6,
Il Stopped.
Just q the train was nearing the
terminus q anxious woman, propfie.
tor Of many wraps and bundles,
caught the conductor BY tho sleeve
and said: Mister Conductor, please
tell me. does this train stop Ct the
Grand Central depot?"
Well maRm," was the reply, III
1t doesn't all l q say u that there
will be . mighty big bump"
go.
-. ".s g Oso NnoW:
toes. when = nan came along the
Inc nan was surprised to see
sonnny xorking g hard. Then ne
49,. .Snan ~ go 2 Set iol
.feha,. 49,. pv' suD !,
don,t 80 -. Io ~, sna sala,
49, w. Viii s0t Q 0l9.
get Y ! don't!'-Philadelphia Ledger.
Doh,.,...: e-.,....
ND 1Yrc,s 49, ~" S.. 49,
m..tor,s hn.. 49,. s. ssn ~
nsssed. an cc.sr i,,.. .e Das 1nes
49, s.Hs. ~ ose.n 1iner.
Mr. hs.h -. ~. ...n. JUS. \
w.ter Fl .onds. ~. .. :. o.t Soa..tne
.sWhv hcs.n ..y...a =.
d.,hv .acr.t -, swsr, m1s c.a
had "a r.in -. ra.h :. ".s.x
nov ana a. 49,. .,..;.. -.
YORK Po.t Z $500
No Place for Thumb prints
Mrs. Fatbush-And ~ thinI vo,,r
M. @r.a.n, 49,. ~,
ana ! Sn.nsct Tan..,as - We .'ss
.u1aiI ths.... 80.
.Hcv - S. ~ s -.
..pv -. .h,,,h ,.,..-n
.Oh ~ 800. ~ 80.
sats thro,,. ~ LEI u lg nI 8 ol1r,o
nv th.mh = " 49, 1922
M olAets 1u ID
~
Wvantad . a.,,.,a8
a young minister unexnectadlv
called upon to address snnday
asked, to gain time:
Children. what shall ana.k
N ii.,,. -, ], q. 49,.
"a. n tha h.hs. - @ -. ~
Ma
savarsI Iaci.mst;on. - ~. go. .
~ sivavs nrsnsras =. ~. ~
svmn.thy "a ,n.s-... 49,
= - .up..uy suu inseIest sn0ne
In i ! .h - =. 49, nel1 u ~ .nsr nsnd
s.uh.t a. 80, - .lI sn.s =, ~.
Ne-s 80 -1' 80 Sni
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
oa,p VA STOLEN.

Minot, N. D. July 23.--1amss Muir.
ray, JAraes Tadlsy and William Far.
Icy, trsnsisnts, sfs being held ~ the
city jail. emerged with being imp1i-
Gated In thsstheft Of i "trip It the 900
depot, and Will ~ given \ hearing
before Police Magistrate Jofin Lynch.
MI. Ian Cycle who was about 10
take Z train out OF town, laid down
his grip whtis no went to purchase
4 ticket. When No returned, tho
grip WAS gone and he notified tho
police. The theft occurred 1t Just
about the tiine No. 10S was scheduled
to pull out.
pAtrolfnah William TaksniAh and
Ofiesr Nick Thiigsn Of tho SstlaAr.
rested tho three mon % they Wefs
coming out Of 4 restaurant on North
Main street. Several articles that
we're In the grip were found on the
prisoners, according To the police.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
Pojat o. viss.

Awkward.
a pretty schoolteacher. noticing
one Of her little charges Idle, aid
sharply: John, the devil always
finds something for idle hands 70 %.
Come mp here to me and let ne give
you some work"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24

The avefsGe married man Will
frankly admit that In the ch0ics q :
life partner his wife,s judsment Was
far superior to his own.
Point o. visw.
Tis only ! goat" murmuTed Tho
man, q he strobe into the strange
farm.
Tfs butt . man." Tetofted the
goat, as he went at II IN : business
way.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-24
MOI Wenth n.

sEEfRH 4 rt|Ngu MaM HI@+H5tZsh4T.G
$50 you saw the woman drop her
purse" said Mr.. Marks to hiss friend,
but lost her in the crowd. Did you
advertiser"
"Oh, yes said Mr.. Parks, .'but ,
didn't get an answer 1 put this In
the papers: ''lf the plain woman
about forty-five years Of Age wearing
. dress and . hat Of last years style
who lost . purse containing $3.50 on
Twenty-seccnd street on Saturday
will apply to -, the property will
be returned"
Good heavens, man" said Nj.
Marks. mo wonder you didn't get
IN answer. No woman In the world
would own mp to that description for
$3.S0."-LAdies' Home Journal.