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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
Ser beuti@e .6ilfsfremser
,,Cprmpranf''
@iro fir bic 9auer bes
arteges in Guam ins
teruirt.

W lro TLr pte y lie pes
&rteses in Guam ins
ternirt.
Wa binytpn, .. g., Is. Se3.
Die Resierrus purbe am Oicnitds be
nahri6ti9t, baB Der beutide Silfss
treuser rGormorant", Der nit % Of
| fi5isren unO 355 Wfann an 8orD am
Montas in Guam einlisF, bsi6lofen
bat. ii6 big gum gnoe bss 8rieses in
Guam interuiren 81 lahen.
Der ,Gormprunt" feblte es an Sob
len, WaHer unb an 9ebensmitteln uno
oa oas S6iff 10 nett DON einem beuts
iG,en 9afen entfernt lit, bate man err
ipartst. buB ss iid interniren laTen
tciro, Gapitdn Maripeq, Der &pmmdns
beur Der bortigen dmeritanii9en Wa=
rineitution, ipurbe aber bon bier aus
angelpieien. unter allen llmitdnOen BEL
ben unterbanolungen nit Dem oeut>
iben &ommanbeur oarauf gu ieben,
SaB bic ReutralitGt itrsng selpahrt
tperbs.
lleber Die .GormOrantA 1T bier lpes
mia mebr betunnt, ais bdB es ein in
einen &reuser umgeipanbelter Sdroelsz
oampfer ppn 5000 Conner lit, ben bic
Deutifen bon RuBlanb setduft baben.
@ie 9euti6lanb bas SdIff Don RuB=
lamb erLdngte, lit nidt betannt. Gs
i3eint, bab ss BON ben 0euti1en
bsnubt tporOen lit, nm auf feinolids
6anbelsidiffe i'm StilIen S5ean SagD
gu MAIDEN.
3uerit bate man geslaubt, bdb bds
S6iff oos &dnonenboot ,Gormpran"
iei, elm Boot DON 1000 Conner, &apts
tGn Rarlpel melbete uber, oab bteIe
2lnnabme nidt rtdptig lei.
Gs iit bies bas Speite beutIhe
&riegsi6iff, Sas in ameritaniidsn
@eiDGFern internirt 1T. Sas anbere
lit bas 9anpnsnboot rGeier", bas in
Sonolulu internirt 1T. Die SFfiaiere
iino MannI9aften miifTen BIB gum
Gnbe bes arieses intsrnirt perben, es
Isi benn, bdb bic @erbiinbeten seitats
ten, odB lie parDlirt tperoen.
Bum Spoe perurtbeiIt.
5onba, u. g., Is. DECEMBER. -
Der Sarmarbeiter 6. M. Rood tpurSe
-om 0ieuitaa Der grmorbuns bss
5armers Sobn Barrel! in palotine
IfuIbig befunbsn unb prompt bonn
Ri6ter &eiloee gum 9pbe oerurtbeiIt.
Der Morb tpnrbt am 20. DECEMBER
1913 oeriibt uno Der W6roer ihlrg
erit bic 25 Sabre alte aat6erine Bar.
rett beiinnlineslps iporauf er ibren
Batter, ben go Sabr, alien Garmer
Scsn garrsst, Der isinsr SSHtss ~
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Grmfte 9Sarn,tns
@rIGBt Sic Staatg u der
baubeb0r0c BON Shio
an oie gler5te uno
9lpctbefer.

,Golumbus O., Is. 9ej. -
Ser 3ucig ser Gtaats. .slderbaltbe.
boroe, oem Die &ontroae iiber gtab-
ritngsmi,tel mo Dte0ifamente inter
IteBt, bat geitern cine ernlte 8arninl9
oil 6ie slerSte nno slpotbefer erlaiien.
Su Dem GrlaB ipirS ben1erft, oab
ieber ar5t, Der 9iesepte iiir getpiiie
9rogen perifrei6t, Seren fortgeiester
@ebraud 81 einem Saiter aiisarten
fonnte, gebalten 1T, auf Dem Ie6ept
ons 9atum Ser slusfertigimg iorDie
oen geanen Der Berion Su perner'
fetL iiir tueIde oas 9ie5ept beitimmt
iii. gluberoem ulub er Dos &e5ept nit
ieinem oollen Nanen iuter5eihnen.
Re5epte, bie oieien slnforocriutgen
nidt eeriiaeit 6iirfen BON slpotletern
nid,t angeiertigt iperOen mo fnlls lie
oieier geItinmiing 5ltuioerbanbeln,
MAIDEN iie iib ltraffdlig. Die Strnfc
pariirt 3tpiI1en @eI0itrafeu i'm ge.
traee bon $25 Bis $500 iuio an Stel-
le Sieier @eIoitraien fornen audi
&afiraien BON 80 Sagen bis su 8
wlouGten tretms
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Jn(an0ge(egrap6
2llin bph

&risg i6iffe p.rosn na q
Dem sgaHama SaHal
sei9idt.
Waf binstpn, .. g., 15. DEG.
prGiioent WilIou unb bas &abiuett
entidieosn am Dieuftas, baB ameris
taHii9s &riessidiffe na8 Dem PuHa-
ma &anal gsfanbt perbsn folIen, UNI
NeutralitdtsDsrlssunssn ieitens Der
5a6rSsuge Don trissfiibrenbsn Nattos
neH( H(gngldnosrn) gu uerbiitsn. Die
Oi.le arisgsidiffe uuo OBJ SreuSer
obsr sorpeppbopt5erit6rsr geidnot
perbsn ptrb bon benz uusFiibrli6en
9eri6t oes Sb.rlt @petbals, beg Mia
Iitdrspupsrnsurs Der &anal5one uuS
pon &apitGn Robmdn. Dem Wiarine=
ofiisier oes aanals abbdnseu.
&risssietrstar 9arriion iOlpie Wlu-
rineistrstdr Daniels ga6en ii9 am
Disnitag gang befonOsrs Mii6s gu err
tlGrsn, baB bic grfiiuung bes Duns
i9es DON Oberft 9Ostbals, Der 5ipei
SOrpebOboOtserft0rer perlangt bate,
sin5ig uno allsin Dsr50eert iporben
iei, neil iotusit nid5t seniisenb SnfOr>
NATION in @aibiugtOn eingeiroffen lit.
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@imbaltsbefebl
SOm StaatsOberseridjt BON GbiO ge'
aen GrnennHns non SiSensbebGr'
beg in bisBer trOfenen 6oHn.
tics crlnnen.

gOtum6us, O., Is. Desem6er.
9as Staatso6ergeridt erlisB amSien.
flag einen temporGren @inbultsbefebl,
our9 ipsI6eu bic Staats 2iSensbe6Drs
be baran per6inbert pirb in etrpa piers
gig Counties, Die bis6er rtroden" ess
fDeicn, Gpunt1 2i5ensbeb6rben gu cts
nenuin.
Der 9eri6ts6of beraumte bic 9lrgus
meate be3iigli6 bieIes Ginbaltsbss
febIS alf Den 8. SSaruor an. @s ban.
belt fi6 um eine &lag:, Die G6arles
g. 6otett DON ge[lefontaine an6Gngig
gema6t bat, Inn bic &onititutionalitGt
oes Some Rule Announcements oefinitip
feitsuItellen. Ourh ben Ginbdltsbes
febl ptrD cine Grnennung pon gountD
2i5ens6sb0rben in ben in 5rage fOm-
menben Counties bis gum 8. Sanuar
rer6inbert.
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Napeaenlueihe.

Die rtnobirte aapellt ne6it @ruf.
auf btm beutiden proteitantiihen
&irabof an Der Carthage pite ioa
am SOHHtas, 20. DECEMBER, I'm 2
llbr Ra9miitass eiflsepeibt fperben.
5iidtise Reon.r iperben 9lnipra6en
baltsn umb auBerbem ssIanst Elm Ib0s
nes Mliitprogramm CUR Durdfiibs
rung. Die Mitslisber tts air9bofs.
rereius iotpf. bas Vublitum i'm 2laa
ssmsinen iinb CUR Gbeilnabme an Der
Jeier eing.lnbsn.
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dber bdlo Hadher fpieotr ap9efa9ren
lei.
Wilf feine englif den 3
tel unb Deforationen.
2(miterbam, 15. 9e3. - Die
r9oiiii6e 3eituns" in Berlin ,fagt
ouB Claim Yui4a, Elm geborener De-
iterreider, Der ben 5itel eines @enerala
maiors In Der britii9en @rmee fiibrt
uno @ensralleutnant in Der dgpptiihen
glrmee mar, ale feline englii6en Eitel
uno 9etordtipnen uufgegeben bat.
Gin Sobn bss fran50fis
f9en premiers Bar
t6ou gefallen.
garts, 16. 0es. = Sin Sobn
bes friibersn premisrs gartbou 1T Ell
nsr Dunoe erlsgen, Die er in einem
Gsfs4t Bel Sbann, I'M GliuB, erbalteu
bat. Obglei4 crit 18 Sabre alt, trdt
Der junse gartbOu glei9 beim 2lnfaug
Oss &rieges in bic Qrmee eiu. @r
psissrte Iib, Elm leihtss 2tmt beim Sc
nsraIitab gu iibernebmen unp 3og IS
Dor, an bic 5roHt 5u geben.
@Om 8risesi 9auplaB in
@ali5ien.
Berlin, Is. Deg, Dia 2onOon.
Gine Oepeihe aug Wien Iaat. bah Der
5dbnrid Nitolaus bon Sper6ssrp,
Sobn oss leBten ruiiii6en goti6df-
ters in Berlin, in elmer S6lu9t IN
aSolen gefoaen 1T.
Der Sorreiponbent bes .5age.
bldtt" i'm 0iterrei6ii6sn Sauptquur.
tier beri9tet, odB Die Ssiterrei6er in
ben &arpatben nit forcirtsn MdrI6eH
Oorriiten, troB Sis unb S6nee, ben
auf oem gtiid3ug befinbli6en &uTen
tsinen 2lugenblid @ubs lafslb. Der
&orreiponoent fiigt bin3u. OaB I'm
garn jeBt gang bon Rufen gerdulrt
1T. @r IGgt aud, bab Der @rfOlg Der
Stitsrreichsr in llneurn Dem lImitano
5u5uldreiben lei, bdb Die Rullen ip-
6eer in ben &arpat9en ibpG6ten, lin
ibre 3ruppen i'm psitli9en 9dli3ien
gu psritdrten, no lie bon ben 9sut,
iden unb Seitsrrei9ern bsftis angs-
gritfsn tpurben. 8isie 9eritdrtunsen
tdmen aber gu fpdt,. I'm ben Sies Der
Seiterrei4er BEL 2imanoba 5u Der.
binbern.
9n Der 2ine oes Generals Odnfi
iii bic S6ladt jest gum StiGitanS
aefpmmen. geibe Gsiten iinb eut
perihan3t unb ss 6eitebt elm itiQ-
I6peigsnbes uebereintommen, baB
teine Seits uuf bic gsensrif9en Sol-
oaten feuert, bic Strob fir i6re Win.
-terqudriiere ber6sii9leppen. 9eim 9s.
ginn bes Winters CAB es bdufig er,
frorene @lisomaBen, bic Solbaten ba-
ben uber in5piiden g.lsrnt, ii9 Dor.
5uieben unb Der @eiunbbeiissuitano
Der 5ruppen lit iebt ein oOr5iislider.
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satte @ett,ettel in ieinen geiit.

Inter Der gsidulbisung Wstt3sttsl
in fsinsn 9siiB gsbabt 5u babeH, ipurs
bs ber 90 Sabre alte Barber SObn
prub. BON go. 719 Brsenian glpenue.
Der ifon offers nit Der ypli5ei Inter
bsm sleidsn Deljct in geriibrung gss
iohimsn iuar. BON poIi8iitsn bsrbaftst.
30. y. Mlsper. 81 Sabre aft. BON
140S pleaiant Sirabs, WiIIiam 8.
Wiaiams, as. pon gio. 62S Brpdbs
man unb Der Hegsr Oscar 1bomps
ion. So. ipurbsn BON Der GpieIers2lb.
ibsiIuna bes Dei.ftipsD Departments
inter bsr 8siduIoisuns politps3sttel
i'm gsIiB sshdbt gu babsn in 6oft &C.
nprnlnen.
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5ilfe fommen fpolIte, sridoB. Def
Ulorber nerfu6te bann bus 6aus in
9ranc 81 itsden, ober bieies niBlong
ibnt, neil Der fdtpd9finniee GobH
Sarretts mebrere Ra4born berbeibolte.
Hoa6, Der ouf Der bena9burten 5arm
bon @sorgs 80. potter beI6Gftigt mar
legte am %. Suni elm @eitdnpnib a6,
bem5ufolge sr Dou potter 3u bem
Uioro geoungeu poroen lei ilno beios
uurosn bann bes Morpes anQetIdgt.
Road betannts Iid) i6ulbia, nber pota
ter ipurbs aug Der Snft entlailen, bG
Rou6 ertldrte, baB iein uripriingli6ss
9eitGnonib er(oden pdr.
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auS(ano .ge(egrap(
81, ,gern
gsirS bic NannidJaft einss eusliiden
uon Der sSrrsben" psrienfteu
aoblenoampfers ss-
lnnbet.

Gdllap, psru, 15. 9s5. = Der
beutid,e Oampfer .Rbatotis" lanbste
an 9ienitas bisr Die Wianni6aft bes
engliiden &oblenbampfers ,ROrt9
Dalss4, Der Dor einiger 3eit an Der
9ilcnif6en Siiite bon Oem bsutI6en
&rell3er Dresden" DerIentt pcroen
mar, nadDem i'd, bic Dresden" pOrs
erft Der aoblsnldDuHg bemd9tist
bate. Der snsliide SaHiul nu9m iih
Der aeuie an unb pirO iis per 9um>
pier nah Banana ienDen.
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gradJ bag gein.

sfuf elmer gisfld@e Dor bem !5duIe
30. 1922 Dupont 2fbs.. Wa6iions
bile, itiir5te seitetu 2(bsnb Der 40
Subrs aIte 8sniamin Jloettsr, bon go.
1920 5reeman 9lpenue uisbsr unb sog
ii6 einen 8einbru1 gu, Der i.inelIebers
fiibruns na6 psm ftdbtii4en !ooipital
notbtpenbid muc|te.
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Meitere cSrmppem
% adj Racp, Qri5puu ges
4tdt.

@aibington, .. g., Is. 9e5.
4uf @rIu4en bes 8rigabez@eneral
9liB in Racp, 2tri5onu, bat am Diensa
tag Der &riegssSefretdr @arriIpn bret
Regimenter Snfanterie pon @alpeiton,
unb 5eras Gitp, cine 8atterie 4.75Ollia
ger 9ei9iiBe uno 5pei 8atterien 4.7z
5DGiger Sau6iben BON Sort Sin,
Stlabpma, na6 Der meritanii9sH
@ren5e beorbert. Die Snfanteries&es
gimenter iinb oas H., 18. unb %.
:Sebes Regiment nimmt Rationen fir
Stpei Gage nit unb nidt peniger als
brei Muidinengei6iiBe.
Die Sruppen iperoen benz 9enerai
gliB unteriteat uno Der 9priitt balber
mad gluco 9ei8idt.
M aiienbinrt4tunsen in
Meritp.
Waf6ineton, .. g.. Is. DEG.
Ginem offiaielIen 9eri6t sufoIge, Der
an 0ienitdg Der Regierung bon ii.
rem Qgenten in Der Sauptitabt Merito
augeeangen lit, iinb bort in ben Iesa
ten paar 5ogen 5lpii6en 100 unb $50
Reritaner bingerihtet porben. @ieIe
ouDon parsn friiber prominente 8e-
ante.
Wer bic Sinridtunssn unbsfobler
bat, 1T uidt betannt, lpie aud bic
gamen Der Singsri4teten nidt bes
tunnt limb.
qbseIebeu BON bieIen 5inri9tun.
gen, Die an Der Sdgesorbnuua ieiu
ioLIen, lit es oerbdltniBmGBig rubig
in Der Stabt, unb Der prpoiIoriiGe
9rdiibeut Gutierrez bGIt nit Silfe
Der 3lpato- unb 8illa Sruppen bic
Sronuns aufredt. &einem gtusldnber
lit Ell 2eio 5ugefiist pprben uno Die
9ei6dftslaee beFsrt iicb in Der Stabt.
Oa bic amerituniI6e Regierung be-
fdlpiTen bat, iih nibt in bic inneren
Streitisteiten Der Entertainer ein3l.
miIcben, slaubt man. OuB bon Wnib.
ington aus tsin proteIt gsgen bic pp.
litiid)eu Muiisnbiuri6tungen erbpbeH
piro, 10 lanse ben &uslGnoern nidts
geTdtebt.
9es Ror6es angefIagt.
Gan 4ntonio, Ser, 10. 9e5.
Die &ranfenpflegerin Seou 9urge.
neiiter pilr0e am Sienitag oes gtor.
beS angeflagt. sic miro beibuloigt,
am 81. giooember Otto &obler, einen
0etaiondr lno Eraiioenten Der San
Intonio @reptng sIiiociation ermorA
bet 5u babeu. &obler pitrbe in ber
8obmtltg BON Sri. 9uraemeiiter er-
id)oiien uno als Die Soli5ei eintraT,
flliete SRI 9rrgemeiiter in eineru hu.
iteriihen glnfaQ nebeu Der 2eicbe,
ipobreno iie aus elmer Sbnittlpliuoe
am Ii1lfen SonogeIcnf blitete. SSSbrer
@ebailptllng mad bat iie Die Sbot in
Der 9sotbpebr periibt.
GrbiIt neuer Bro5eB.
GoIumbus, g., 10. 9ej. Cant
elmer am 9ieuitag pom Staatsober-
gerid)t abgegebenen gntideiouna err
bGlt Der pormaIige Staats. .9anfcra4
Clement Q. Barter bon 2i-
ma, O., Ser i'm Common Nens @5e-
riGt bon 6raufIiu Gountp neeen ar-
aebIiher ltnteridlagllng bon $9140,
Die @igentbum Der nerfrntIten so.
IrnbuS earrings an6 9ruit 60.
noren, gu orei Sobreu 3uttbaus ner-
urtbeilt moroen mar, einen neuen
4roSeB. Ole @utideiolmg Der eritet
95nitnn5 mar pom 9lppeantionsgeridJt
lporoen, aber oas Stats
hat om 9ienitos Oieie
Gntideibutg itrueeitpben into Barter
cinen neun ErpSeB beipinigt Bar
ter'S 9erltrtbeilung erfolgte Dor ettnG
SsobresfriIt, aber er befnno iidJ, bu er
9erufung eineeIegt batte, ieitber m4
freiegn Gaib.
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NieS nab Das.

- Der itdbiiide 9dutommifiGr
George Rsnbias bat seitern cine gtn-
arbl ieinsr llnterbednlien nit einses
bsnbsr gsii6iisuna uller eroben 2az
bsnssiddfie Der Stabt betrdui. Di,
sSnipeftorsn iollsn paranf iebsn. baB
feline llebsrfiiIluns Der 9dben asonlbel
ipirb unb bah bic @dnae 1bioIut freis
aebalteE. fOipis bnb bic 5eusrIeitsrn
uno bic auaGnse au btni.lt,n nidt
perbarrifdbirt tperoen.
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9anfiasuHa.

Die .aittls Siiisrs Of TIE poor"
BON Clifton 6tisbts ipiinfhsn allen
ibre 5reunoen unb @Dnnern fit ers
ipisIsnt Wobltbdten bsr5lid Ddnf ub-
auftatttn unb 2lIIen ipiiniten iie cine
frobIide msibnaht unb elm sliidIidss
gltuiubr.
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= lltber cine GisIhidt an Der. Gin
iinb Dabe GtraBs alitt ssiisrn Der
so Sabre olts Dsutide Spbn Duital,
BON Ro. 1922 Race Strabs aus. uu5
soa iih btim GtiIr5 ouf BEN Gubpes
cine ihipere Yerlsbuns am redtsn
gluse su. bis feline lleberfiibrurna nab
sem itSStii6su 6oipisaI uOtbusnSis
maHts.
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germi6t.

Gie 9oIi5ei uuroe seiiern slbeito
crilidt, allf bic 39 Sabre nlte glnna
Slider Sli fabnoen, Die ieit benz 8. 9e.'
Senber ans ibrer @obniitg gso. S33.
gorf Gtrabe permibt pir0.
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oerau1srfsM MaIs na4s, ganlsbraIis
si 3 RSsiS|iss s.. eos " q iSH.
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Santiago, Gbile. is. DEG. Gine
offi3ieIlt Depeid)s aus puntd glrenas
meIbsi, bab Der beutit, arsu3er
.Dttsbsn" am Sonntdg 9lbenb ben
bOrtisen Safen fuieOer perIaFen babc.
Die Dspsihe fiist bin3u, bdb Der
britifte GreIiasr .9riitpI" am Wlon.
tas IN punta alttnas sussicmmsa,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

life might have been averted. The
nub of the story of the Empress ca
tastrophe is contained in the plea
Captain Kendall made to the master
of the collier.
He begged him to keep his propel.
iers going, so that the hole in the EN-
press side might remain plugged un'
til the work OF saving the passengers
could proceed.
With objectionable and culpable
stupidity, the master reversed his en-
gines, and dropped back, allowing the
water TO fill the Empress.
The valiant captain stood on the
bridge and went down with the ship,
but was picked up later and directed
the work of saving others.
But what about that blunder OF the
master of the collier. Storstad?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
Cooperation and the Meat Packing Industry

above money as a means of voting
and profit distribution.
. The officers Of this new company
headed by Mr.. Chryst, president of
the society, are all practical men
whose sole aim in this connection is
to make the initial bow of the farmers
the packing business a success
.se'tlGuo Direct to Farmers.
One of the important changes in
the Cooperative packing plant sales
system from the old system, is to
sell direct to farmers through the
local organizations, and to laboring
men through their unions at whole
sale prices.
The American Society of Equity
having already developed considerable
marketing machinery between farm
er' and consumer, it will be compare
lively easy for this new company to
dispose of its products directly to
consumer, and this knowledge will re-
lieve the minds Of many farmers who
have thus far feared to start CO.
operative packing plants because of
the opposition and influence Of big
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
nv n, G, TANK,
(Secretarv A, S Of Eoujty).

s.. 0S~'y
The pioneer move towards a sys-
tenn Of cooperative meat packing
plants was made recently at Lacrosse,
Wis., where's large number Of farm.
ers under the leadership of their or.
%ganization, the. American Society OF
Equity, perfected a $250,OO0 corpora
ton to be known as the Farmers
Cooperative Packing Co." 't'S
In Operation June I. " 81
This plant, which will be in opera.
ton about June l, isSto be operated
strictly under the cooperative plan,
giving each stakeholder one vote, re.
CARELESS of the number Of shares
he may hold. The capital invested
can draw not to exceed 6 per cent in.
terest, which is considered as a part
of the operating expense.
Net profits of this company are to
be divided according to the amount
of business furnished by each stock
holder.
Men Above Money.
This method carries out the princi-
pie of placing men ald patronage
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

packers in inaugurating a quiet boy
colt of cooperative products through
their dealers. With al organization
of such enormity. as is back of this
venture and it's business connections
with the consumers organizations
nothing need be feared from any quar-
ter, tending to harm any cooperative
enterprise.
"a Cooperative PIsnts.
The farmers of America can learn
a lot in cooperation, particularly in
the packing business from the farm
ers of Denmark. This little country,
one.fourth the size Of Wisconsin, has
"a cooperative packing plants, with
a membership of 81 5000, the products
Of these plants are mostly sold in
England and the Danish farmer has
studied the tastes of his English
neighbor and as a result the raw pro-
ducts are raised AID furnished accord
ing to such taste.
Let US hope that this pioneer move
at Lacrosse, Wis.,, will result in q
large number of cooperative plants all
through the United States.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
DECORATION DAY..

A nation pauses today to honor the
heroes of the Civil war. From thous
ands of rostrums, the immortal Get
tysburg speech will be read and the
fires of patriotism kindled anew
through the power of song and ora
tory.
What better example to the youths
of the nation than the tribute paid to-
day? Keeping memory fresh by the
decoration of the graves of the Boys
of 81 are silent, but nevertheless
eloquent, testimonials Of what they
did; of what they died and bled for.
Bismarck in common with other cit
les places it's tribute where lie the
ashes of her brave" In the words
of O'Hara, times remorseless
doom" fails to dim n ray o.
glory's light that gilds their tombs."
We place flowers for the first time
upon the graves of those valiant blue.
jackets and marines who fell at the
occupation of Vera Cruz. They have
been enrolled with the Boys in Blue
and the Spanish War veterans.
Thus there is an added significance
to the celebration of Decoration Day
and, with the poet, we bear them
tribute: b
"Thus meath their parent turf they
rest,
Ear from the CORY field;
Borne to a Spartan mothers breast
ION many a bloody shield; .
1.-THE sunshine of their native sky
"Smiles sadly on them here, 9,
"And kindred eyes and hearts watch
"r,a ,orooo. so,,,.,or. '"rNi
While we mourn their loss, cherish
their memory and praise their valor,
the solemnity of the occasion is re.
lieved by a special occasion for
Joy. y Intervention in Mexico prom.
ises to end in peaceful mediation.
Rumors and signs of war with our
Little Brown Brother" over the Dor.
der are disappearing daily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
A Bit o. Nonsense
Nforbearance Exclaimed,

F~orbearance Explained.
"Your husband has such a gentle
disposition he wouldn't harm a fly!
"Humph!" exclaimed the busy wo-
a THAT what he says. He hasn't
energy and industry enough to get
neal One."
A Domestic Resentment. ,
Crying a~gain!'a said. young Mrs.
HOrkins' MOTHER "tai
Eyes, Charlie doesn't trust me-"
What has he been saying?' ,
Nothing. But he insists on using
the kind of razor that can't sharpen
a lead pencil WITH"
A Word Of Approval. +,
How does your boy feel about stay
ing on the FARM"
Better than he used to-" replied
Mr.. CorntOssel. HE has looked it
over and he says the place has the
makin's of some fine golf links"
An UnfriendIy Spirit. ,
. DO o think cigarette smoking is
injurious Pr ,...ist.
I'm not going to say a word about
it" repliel the health expert. "None
of the people of my acquaintance who
use cigarettes deserves to be warned
against them"
The Handicapped Handshake.
your constituents will be waiting
to give you the glad hand, l suppose"
I'm afraid not" replied Senator
Sorghum. Judging by the way they
have been writing letters to me a
large percentage Of them must have
pen paralysis by this time.v ,
The Question.
postmaster General Burleson said
at a banquet:
"One of our post office stories con:
Germs a post Office census taken q
number of years ago.
"A question in this census was:
what are your marital relations"
The answers to this question were
startling. One postmaster answered.
Fair to middling.' Another answered,
,F1ne.' A third, poor fellow, made the
tragic answer, The worst.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

ment OF the citizens. Although its
principles are we'll known and deeply
inculcated and must eventually tri-
umph, there will be much unneces-
sary Encouragement if our people will
pause when they encountering those
who are seemingly Indifferent to u
national unity. A certain element will
be thus discouraged from devising
means to override the authorities in
our large commercial centers in mat
tiers pertaining to the personal safe
ty of those who are compelled to seek
employment there.
In this connection it is we'll that
the postal system, which is SO closely
connected with the personal life OF
the people, is operated by the govern
ment and as such, demands strict &C.
c%ountability from those connected
with it, and self-preservation will sug-
gest to such employees patriotic and
businesslike management. If the gov
eminent cannot demand this it is Ger
tain that the same inability in time
"OulU VpCAdlC dSdLAoC pAlVdkC o"ACA-
ship The postal system, extending
to every part of our country, serves
to unite us in a work that requires
faith in the United States and in the
individuals, who are of necessity in.
terested in the country, and will be
an.indication Of strength and senti-
ment Of it's people. Young people
in any large city, out of employment,
are likely to- be tempted to their dis
advantage: and schemers will try to
prevent letters of assistance or ad-
vice reaching those in such circum-
stances, and this alone should inspire
all as to thoroughness in the postal
service, both from personal and ma
tiOnal views.
1t will be we'll to have in mind that
many of the evils of the old world
are what brought about the establish
ing of a government of, for and by
the people. and with proper devotion
there will be increased power in
combating the allurements and man
ipulations that bring about the down
fall of our young people. Even If our
young people were beyond contamina-
ton, the foregoing course should be
observed, anyway.
Yours,
Al. ROBERTS.