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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
SeutiHer Sanoipebrnereia

Der beutIhe 2anotpebrperetn sog
in ieiner geitern &benO in Oct gBdibs
inston 8tatfprm unter Dem 8orIiB
bes grdIioenten Grnit g8eber uno Der
8rotofpllfiibruna bes Setretdrs Spa
Iep6 Weib itattgebabten 9erIamnIung
3tpei fpihtiae, in Der porigen Ser
fammlung gefuBte 8eihliiHe ir
Wieberertpdgunq. Der erite oiaec
gef4luIie betraf ben Dou Oeri6ieoeneH
MitqIieoern augeregten 8oridlaq fiir
Die domination Der GanDioaten fir
Die bepprIte6enoe SeamtenpQbl einem
RominutioustDmmittee 5u iiberlanen.
Der Qntrag mar abgele6nt tporoen,
purbe geitern jeooh in MIoerertpoz
gunq ge8ogen uno bis 5u Der ndaitsu
8eriaulml1ng, in pel4er laut ben
Statuten Die 2(uFiteuung Der Gonbl>
ooten erfolger ioIl, 3uriidgelegt.
en Ser nG6Iten 8erIdmmlung piro
Der 8erein ebsnfdlls in Der 5rage
Stellltng nebmen, Oh Dem @uuih oe5
9eut1h ameritanifaen Staotpera
banbs entIpre6eno, al einem 5onbs
beigeiteuert reroen foll, Der CUR ge.
tGmpfung Der Yrobibitionsbepeeung
beItimmt 1T. Sin Qntrag in oieiem
Sinne ging in Der leBten 8eriamns
lung perloren, aber geiteru mar Der
0ersin anoeren Sinnes geuoroen
unb bic Gngelegenbeit ruurne in gBies
oererrpdgung ge3osen, uno piro IN Der
sritsn 8eriummlung i'm Wldrs eirgea
BEND beipro6eu uno oefinttip erleoist
peroeu.
2lls nsltes Mitslieo puroe q(l6an
9aul W2inharot aufgenommeu, Der
ieiner WtIitdrpTliht in Den aSahreu
1905-1907 betm SnfanteriesResis
ment go. 144 in MieB geniigt bat.
Wiit GROCER Genugtbuuug purpe Der
9cridt oes &ronteutDmmittees be-
griibt, Iaut pelhem Iid9 our 3ett teine
UfitgIieosr altf Der Gruntenliits befin@
ben. Die @innahmen Der 8eriamms
lung beIiefeu fich auf SAT. uno Die
aus9aben betru9en $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
Ql,as BEN Wsuni3ipaIgeri@t

syrau Mnna Gtillpell bon SO. 915
Wsft Nhte Girnbe tpurbe ipessn Ders
mietbens bon 3immern 5u unmoralie
Ichtn 3peden 3u S25 unb ben Rotten
perurtkilt. Sn Der Mobnung Der
Jrou bate betanntlit 5rau Spa GOrs
iter, bic fiir5Iih Selbitmoro besing.
NIT bem Rod Sofepb Socquss mehrs
fo6 3uiommsniiinfte sehabt uno
biefe 1batiahe mar sslesentlih bes
Snqueiies iiber ben Fob 1rou Jorlttrs
au 9dge setommen.
frau Marp Ban gnren BON To.
500 Meit Seffte Strobe tpurbe ipeserl
unesbiibrlihen Bstraeens Su $50 uno
ben Rotten perurtbeilt, aber btr Rid
ter iuspenbirts bie Strafe in Der 9crs
ousIetuns. bob bic 0erurthtilte in
3utunft NIT ibrsr Shipeiter Sorah
Roniinsip, ouf beren DeranIafuns iie
rsrbaftet iporben mar, 5rxben bdlten
ipiirbs. 5ruu Ban Dor,n fOll ndmlif
ndt ben ausiaaen ibrer Shreiier
obne ieoen Grunb in Die Rase serniheu
unb 6onn seipoIttbGiis iptrben.
gbnrles 6offmonn, Der sreiis Bette
rrn bes Diirssrtrissss. Der perhaftei
norben mar, neil er ben Werfuh &C.
moHt boben iollie. Elm iunsss Wdbhen
it6tli@ ansusreifen, ipurbe iiruifrel
entl0fen. noGbem er perIprohen
bate, in bic GoIbotenbeimatb In Dups
ton, g., iberiisbeln 3u ipollen.
Der Gilfsinsnpost DdDib 8ouerfor
srDirfte eeftern 6dftbeieble eesen Wil.
liam Wrcnt bon 30. 1906 Gahcfros
Gtrabe nnb eesen Scbn Deb Don go
3548 Gciernin Nnenue ipeatn angebs
liHer Werlesung bsr Sasoseiese. Dis
slnaetIoaten tperoen bsfdulbist. am
Samjioa in gumminspine l,alen ses
fGoHen ~ bcben. obsIei4 iest Shons
seit fiir 6olen III.
Jobn Mifette BON glo. 2007 Wo'
hnrt plnce erfpirtie aeIiern i'm Wunis
sipalaerid,i einen 6aftbeiebl seseu
anna Qlein pom 447 Wsn WcWideu
apenue unter Der 4nilnae Der Ders
leumbuna. Wie Misette bebduptet
Sat Die Mneeflogte perleumberifhe Ot'
riid5fe iihtr feline 0uttin perbreitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24

oieies .selobte" 2onb gefommsn, nm
Der Sprannei al entrinnen unb bier
.5reibeit" 5u finben, bod lei er bartn
bitter enttduiht porben. sSaft aue
priDilegien ieien i6m na1 unb mad
aenommen poroen unb no friiber on
einem Sonntag 2uit unb sSreube
berrfhte, lei isbt aansepeiIe unb
3riibfal einge3ogen. Dieien llebels
itdnben miiiIe ein gnbe bereitet pers
ben, felbit Denn baburh parteipDlitis
ffe aniidteu in ben Dinb aeporfen
per6en.
SIM peiteren 8erlaufe Ieiner Rebs
fpies 5err Corn nod baraufbin, bab
bas Qunb 8ernunftsz uno ni6t ane>
belungsseiebe ge6rau9e unb es an Der
3eit tpdre, Dap Der y0eutIfe" ft6 aufs
rnffe, um gegen ben @rlaB fol6er Der
lesteren 4rt energiId uno nit aller
Woht 3u proteItiren.
Die @orte hes 6errn 3orn fduber
unoet6eilten 8eifall, Elm 8etpeis, bab
bic ptoniere nit beFen InItdten iibers
eiritimmten.
Bum niirbigen 9lbIAluB Ser ubers
aug biibiden 1Seier iangen Die Qnnez
fenben bag BON DR.. Stto sSiittner aes
bidtete SSeftlieb, beifen gu 4nfaug bic
les Qrtitels grpdbnung getban tpors
ben lit. Der 8eranftdltung tpobnten
cine 2tn5abl eingelaoener 8Gite BET.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
Gala .Ma asfcnbaa Der Rheinlanoer

Die Rbetnldnoer Gnrneoal 8es
TeaTtaFt spirb tAren jdbrltden
@alo W}astenbau am 7Suitna6t4
0ienitaq. ben "a. 6ebruur, in
Ser Central 5urnbaQe obbuItcr. O.
hattie lareere 3eit oen gIuidein, ais
ob Die Rbeinlauoer in oieiem Sabre,
aIeih mebreren un0creu &ereInen.
inter oeul Crude oes ueuen 2i3eus.
qefete8 nit ieineu berpouter
,3lpungsmuBregeln bIe 5iiute ias
aorn luerfcu piiroerL aber he llno
aus anberem Matertal geihaften unn
LoIien Itd)s rinlrner Deriuaen, DEM
boae iino in Den 3ienit aeIteIIt NOR
nen, u,o nirb aapellnetIter sSeDH
Spfer nit ieiner Sdlnar BON 8cfls
fiinitIeru bie herrlid)ite aI}uitf 5uHt
5anse uuo anoeren AiiffiIbrangeu
Iieferu. gie 9oIouaiie finoet piintt.
lid Inn gsitternabt ltott fporaiff
Gennsfirllng tnb @ertbellitra Der
greiie an bie beiten Gborattermasfen
leitens ees g,rci&fclegiitrfs folaeTl.
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1rastid5es Oeid)i6.
Nsme 6ittipe bift bei eiaem Dexsr
lire 6eiammte 9abe eiu.

Bon einem traeiIAet gdidjaIs-
ldInge trurbe eeltern Dormittag
Grau Wertbo Guuipdn, BON No.
1909 Wron6tpop, cine artle Wittipe,
fie iih unb ibre ainoer burd) 8a.
then ernGbrt, betroiieu. Wei einaii,
Gtuer, ons In ibrer befHeioenen Dob.
hung nnsbrnd], biiBte iie nidlt MIR
tbre gcinmrite Hnbe ein ionbern es
perbronnten and, cine ansnbl aSa.
ideitiide, bic ibr BON Rmoen sun,
Hoiden iibereeben iporoen iparen.
Auf elm &nnr ip1ren aud, ole BEL.
ben iiiMgiien ainoer Der ssamiIie, ser
2H Sabre nIte Mifaro unb bic sef,,
gfcnote alte Celia, in ben 5Iammen
lstl'S leben gefonrmen. las ,seuer
Edr lpabrenb Der tenlpcr1ren abtue.
Ie1ibeit Grou SuIlibnns ausaebrotei
ift10 oIs fie BON ibrem flirsen gtns-
gang 5uriiffebrte, ion0 Tie ibr Sein,
Tn teilen 2lanunen itebeno. ltngeof.
fef ibrer eigcnen Sebensgeinbr ellie
oie Jrnu in ibre aus sfuei 8imnlcrn
beitebenoe Wohnuns, bahnte iih ei.
men Weg ourh bie ssInmmen ilno
rettete 5nerit ibr 5ebn Nonnte aItes
Iohterhen, iin, Damn ipieber in bos
brerner0e Geb1ube suriidsueilen ino
ben fIeiren stid,aro beraus5uihofien.
9eioe ainber laaen I'm tieiiten Sd,lni
itno ipuroen iofort BEL eiiter Hah.
bnrin, syrau Darn alei, unterge.
trnht. Die aiiociateo Charities ndb.
ren iih iofort Der id3tpergepriiitsr
SHUTTER mno ibrer beioen ainocr on.
Ter burh bas 1Seuer angerihtete
SGaoen beldnit iih auf etspd $500.
Tie Seuertpebr bate infolge Der
GGneemniien ,ourh Deld,e Die Stra.
zen beoedt tporen, einen ffipereu
Gtdrlo an oen granbbero berar3ii.
fcmrnen uno bia Sprisen mribten an
Der Trei5ebnten Strabe tbatidd,lid
ron ben JelerDebrle,tten omrh Den
Ghnee geifoben iperoen, oa Die
Vierbe NIT itrer 2ait niht weitsr
fonnfen.
auf Der ssahrt CUR granbiidttt
mare oui Elm Soar 5euermarihall
Gtreiif pcrungliidt. Or toIlioirte INIT
ietnem automobiI on Der areuBunq
Der 3moiifen uno Hace StroBe nit
cinem onoeren Graftpagen lino beiot
Oeidbrte ipuroen siemIih lhlin,m be.
ifdoiat, tpenuihou Die ssniaiien nm
nerIest oononfamen. Sn Dem siir 3eii
herrihenoen Sd,neetreiben batten ois
beiosn Gbaufieure chamber MIDI
reftoeitig genilg iebn fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24

Tsmblss geitalten, fir SRI. Gollini.
Senben. Die 9iinitlerin ge60rt jeBt
'hon man6es SGbr4en uuierem Gns
Iemble an, unb munde Saiiou lit iie
Dor bem Gincinnatier 8ublttum aufe
getreten, Qls Soubrstte, ul8 S6ngertn
uub S6auIpielertH. unb itets bat lie
ibr beites &onneu eiugelegt, I'm ith bic
CUNT bes publitums gu erringen. us
Sou6rette unb SGngerin betpegt lie fid
auf bertrautem 9ebiet, aber erIt in
bieIer SaiIon bate Das 9ubIitum Ges
legenbeit, Iie in gr6Beren rein i6ous
fpielerif6en RoQen 5u bepunoern, uno
mas fie burin geletItet bat, bas 1T bonn
Bublitum unb Der 8rttit Freupig ons
ertannt porben. SRI. 4nnt Golliniz
Senben tpiro an ndhItsn Sonntag IN
Der 5leoermaus bic Nbele 1inqen. Gs
1T cine ibrer 8lan3roqen. Sn Wtiinz
den bat Iie lie Dor Dem 9rin3reeeuten
geIungen uno einen burhi6iagenosn
Grfulg er5ielt. 6offentlth be9riibt eiH
auspertauftes 6uus Die 8enefi3ianttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-24
Seoer Wantl lele
bieies.

Son biefer RebarbIrug iptro .getagl,
baE tic etHefl muHoerpoleu HIlf pirD
ben aansen Often crruHgeH bat IHtolae
ibrer beiouoereu @tgeHlbGft. ote Aeis
peufraft nno augemetne 5elnneuelI o.
iidrteu uHo eiu fir odS gsoblbsiinoeH
zines leneu HormdIen MeriihllbeH Sc
fens TO lpio1tiaer foHieoueHter perloHii7
o)er WlagnetiSnils 81 ieifI. es lptIo
bon tbr acriibu1t, Elm SegeH fifr 9Ietefls
gen 3u fein, peldbe pbuiiib oHnegrIfIsft,
fd)mermiiihig, oerBagt Hercos liHo1 lno
aH afternoon @lienmGBeH, Shiulnoei,
6er8tlopien faIteu SuHben Ituo sSiihetI,
Ediafloitgieit, grltnoloier SItrdlt 4eRgli7
Iidbfeit III uHternebnunaPH utio an aus
eemeiner uHfabi9ieti, 10 oernnnifta Ell
banbctn, tuie aneere letneu. @benio tt
fie eiu unerlHeBIther @etvtnn 1ilr senrtiis
teller (SeiddItSleute, GtttCesglrbe1tef
urh Die Epfer bon lanqbalerHoen ass
ieaIddftiicber ltnterbaltlin9en uHe. lie
bermaB ilu @enltiie bon SSeiHeH, &tGnns
rem in0 ic Detter
9Renu Gtc Die 8chan6luna an Saufe
aebeim beriieucu, brandt 9dcmaHo bon
Dem GetbeH eiueS 2tuneren 3n miileH.
net bic Saqrcntcu8teH IN 0ielen ailoes
ren berfdlteoereu He8Cpten oerineHoet
iperben, TO ndB Der separate Gint1uf Der
feIbeH fetneu @runo 8ur aengitlte)teit
q8crr Der qeier ftd) entf6IieFt,. lie su
qebrulgdjCH, fD Hebme er brei QH8en gea
pD6nIibeu SGriapnrilu G1rup 9omS
ppu3to AHO etlle LH6P 2oIHpoAio SLutp
8almnprt miicheu Gle biefeS uno ldts
fen Gle es 3IuGi StuHoen iiebeH, Damn
1Iehmeu Gle cine lluBe Gompolino @fs
fence GGroioI unb eine 11H8e 5incture
Gabomene COMPOUND (ficbt Gdrnas
mpm), nliic5eH Gle 9lues 5ufamme1r,
fchiittein Gle tiid)tid uHo nebmen Ete
eineH Gbeelbffel bon rab ie6er Wa1bb
5eit unD einen Dor Dem 51Infenaebe1l.
Tiries eUtbdIt feine Spiute irecHbs
ipeehef 2lrt uuo fuuH e6eufuqs bon
fSrauer nerrpduot tperbeu. lpeiche an ibs
rem Geroeu leioer, init ablotltter @es
pisbeit dlii eiHeR rai6eH uuo oanerneeH
Grioig.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
the Canadian bi0auundary, the grain
stands tallS and heavy. The tops are

the Canadian 6osuundarly, the rain
stands Tall and heavy. The tops are
heading out exceptionally we'll"
Specimens " this record crop from
the most d M counties In North
Dakota are NOW BEING gathered by
men in the employ Of the North Do
kota State FAira Management. Many
Of the exhibits have already reached
fair headquartsrl. They look ex-
ceptionaliysf ias.
Large Force Of Worknen.
VA large force of workmen 10 en-
gaged u the gsroHsSds in the construc-
ton Of q new two hundred and forty
foot horse har1. necessitated by the
record number of entries, SIG, In the
cattle show. The poultry show has
wholly Outgrown Its old quarters.
To-day the state Fair executive com.
mittee authorized the construction Of,
alslarge new why on the poultry
building to house the late entries.
The Lisbon hospital corp today
sent word to- the@Fair management,
that they Will reach Fargo tomorrow.
The thirty membeEs of this corps will
maintain an emergency hospital on
the grounds all of next week.
Monday viii ~ children's day at
the Fair. Special arrangements have
been made, 10. display Of daylight
fire works IN the afternoon. "A large
force Of decorators are at work. and
the grounds are already taking on q
holiday appearance. in preparation
q Mondays opsAing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
BRAVE INDIAN
IS RECOGNIZED
Indian Chief, for His services to
American Soldiers, i Given
Tablet. J.

Spokane, Wash, July 17.-For thu
first time In the history Of the Sp0
kane country the brave act OF an In
dian has received public recognition
T~am-mu-tsa, q Nez Perez chief
through his service to the United
States troops, today shares equal
honors with Colonel II. J.. Steptoe and
his band, on a monument dedicated
with impressive ceremonies at Rosa
liza, Wash, recently.
Exhibited Devotion.
Fol. more than so years Tam-.m'
tsa, or Timothy as he was known to
the white men, repeatedly exhibited
his devotion to the whites, dating
from the time when Missionary
Spaulding, in the '3Os, anglicized the
name OF the chief. In plotting the
soldiers under Colonel Steptoe from
almost certain death, and In the res.
cue of Eliza Spaulding, a daughter
OF the missionary, this red man show
ed that he valued his Christian teach
ings.
sympathies With Whites.
Tim0thy's sympathies with the
whites were not confined to services
in their behalf; he aspired to com
mon citizenship with the early set
tiers. He was naturalized and exer-
cised his right, to take up q hone,
stead at the mouth of Alpowa creek.
The tablet to the Indian hero reads
Christian tNez Perez Indian ~rescuers
Of the Steptoe expedition.
Erected by the Esther Reed chap
ter, Daughters Of the American Rev
olution, SPOKANE, Washington, June
"A, 1914 4s n
The nnveiling Of the. Steptoe mon
ument, on the site Of a memorable
battle with the federated tribes Id
1853, vas attended by 10000 per.
sons. including the only white SUI.
vtvors Of the c0nflict-Thomas ].
I'eall. Michael j. Kenny and ]. J.
R0hn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
GOlfING HINTS
AZ MsrRAIoHr nnIvE ;

Match Play-4Except on the puttin.,
green, the best match players as a
rule find it most effective to play
their own game up to the best Of
their skill, regardless Of what Is hap
pening to the other fellow.
Comparatively few golfers possess.
the ability to free their minds from
the worry about what their oppon-
ent is going to do next. They forget
that in all probability he Is think
ing the same way in reward to them.
The man who goes on scoring hole
after hole up to his best skill, re-
gardless Of what his opponent is do
ing, wins more matches than he 9TH
erwise would. He coon acquires the
reputation Of being 4 coldlblooded
match player and . hard man to
beat.
have seen Arstclass players, cap
able OF beating almost anyone, lose
match after match because they con
stantly watched their opponent, wor-
ried when he worried, and kept won
dering whether they were going to
'be able to duplicate some shot or
other.
If they had attended to their own
knitting, as it we're, they would have
won high honors, which they never
have, on account Of this weakness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18

phot0play, featuring Leah Baird, will
also be part Of the nights program.
ADV
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
IWENlY.QNE INNINGS lQ
Pirates and Giants Struggle i
Deadlock For 20 Innings;
Charts Won.

Struggling for 20 innings with
neither side able to score after the
third inning. the game between the
Pirates and the Giants today ended
in the 21st inning, when the Giants
succeeded in forcing two runs across
the pan. 5.
Pittsburgh scored In the first in.
ming. and the Giants tied them in the
third.
Chicago and Kansas City Of the
Federal League went Is innings tied,
Kansas City getting . run In the 14th
and ending the game. The Milwau.
kee-Columbus game In the American
Association also required an extra in.
ming to decide.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
( Z . . : = ; :
= AMERICAN AssociATloN. =
=
STANDING or the TEAMS.

First Game.
st. Paul ...... O3O O1O O00--4 8 0
Cleveland /. O2O 900 90 8OOO---2 8 4
Batteries-Gardner and Glenn:
George and Billings.
Enthusiastically and Owens.
Second Game.
st. Paul ..... Dol 0O2 OoO--3 6 3
Cleveland ..... 500 100 OO'-8 10 1
Batteries-Walker and James;
Jones and Devogt.
Umpires-Owens and Connolly.
r. II. =.
Milwaukee . 900 0O1 900 - s 2
Columbus 900 900 OO1 1--2 s i
Batteries-Hovlik and Hughes;
S%cheneberg and Smith.
Umpires-O'Brien and Westervelt.
R. II. e.
Minneapolis \. OO1 900 O1O--2 6 2
indianapolis 4. Dol 0OJ Ol0-2 6 2
Batteries - Fene and Smith;
Schardt and Livingston.
Umpires-Murray and johnson.
r. H. r.
Kansas City u. 100 200 O10--4 10 Q
Louisville .... 900 40 0Os-5 II 1
Batteries-M0rgan and Moore;
To1ey and Severoid.
fH YYnn vS~nn YoSl- #.-S -~Rl#EbN3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18

vt coWAN,s DRUG STORE.
Lemon Sherbet today. Try our
Ice cream. Call Phone 102 II you
wish It delivered.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
POULTRY TO
Be FEATURE
Unusually Fine Exhibits Of Birds
VIII Be Seen a Fargo State

~ "UUELh - N|sN&GENNthN8N
Enough entries had been received
yesterday to make the poultry show
at the North Dakota State Fair, July
goth to 25th inclusive, the best ever
seen IA the state, but additional en-
tries Of two carloads Of Wisconsin
and Illinois poultry make certain the
fact that this department Of the Fair
will surpass anything seen IN the
Northwest. Today. E.G. Roberts. Of
Fort Atchinsol, Wisconsin, and +. w.
Niesman, Of Freeport, Ill, both well.
known poultry ~fanciers, ea,h entered
. carload Of poultry. Nearly all Of
the varieties are included In this list
Of entries.
Something New III Swine.
North Dak0tans will see something
new in swine this year. j. EB. Mac
kay Of Nrragut, Iowa, has entered
twenty head Of Tamworth swine.
The breed ID new in the Northwest,
and has never been shown before at
the North Dakota State Fair. Tam
worth swine originated, and have
been bred up from the original Ken
lucky Razor-back. They are : long
lean, bacon hog.
Agricultural Exhibita.
When the state fair management,
under the direction Of Secretary G.
a. Nash, began collecting specimens
for the agricultural exhibits, It was
thought improbable that many would
be collected. Heavy rains over North
and South Dakota, which totaled an
average Of 1928 inches In June, coup
led with three weeks Of ideally hos
weather, have changed the situation,
materially. H. +. Emery, presidepr
Of the Fargo City Commission, re-
turned last night from an extensive
crop inspection tour over the two
Dakotas., He says. "Since / came to
Dakota Territory forty-two years ago
last September. l have never seen
such . crop here. Nothing in the
pas. can approach It. From the
s0uthermost line in South Dakota to
|EUB %#StH 4#NFNEGtgg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
Market Tips

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. govern
ment crop report issued yesterday at.
.ernoon says crops promise probably
is to 20 per ceatsQk average crop UNI
der favorabl conditions.
Ortonville, Nina, reports black
rust. Mccarthy Bros travelling man
writes that crops on Minneapolis &
st Louis, sventy miles from Mime
apolis, is disappointing. Some black
rust rust, also req sa.n9gdaEsNblight. l;ss
Pierre. 8. D:-Hasrvest reports in
this section oif the state show that
the winter I've ii IN the shock; oats
mostly CUT Ninterwheat harvest
started and fieldsssin good shape;
spring wheat not yet matured, and
hot weather mayesnse shrinkage in
the berry, but alright yet.
Corn growing fapidly, and being
affected only bene(icially by the :aot
weather up to- date. Prairie hay ma
turing with the heaviest growth Of
years on the ground, and the harvest
being pushed I'D rapidly as possible,
with tho Indications Of the greatest
amount OF hay to be secured for
many years in t~hesceatral part Of the
state.
Just at present there is a demand
for men, especially for the haying
season. with the supply short-that
IL OF those wlo will work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18

Estimated Argentine shipments Of
wheat this week, 100000 bushels;
last week. 100000 Bushels; last year,
S56;O0O bushels: In 1912 2,994,0 900
bushels. Corn this week 100000
bushels; last week. 3,265, 900 bushels;
last year. 1870 bushels.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
R.H.E.

st. Louis VS.. New York; no game
ain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
LUCILLE love

Tenth installmenta o. this entranc-
ing serial at Bismarck thaater tonight
with ma.inee at $3.50. "a two-act
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18

Wesley college, and while all electric
wires In the dormitory were burned
out. none Of the 40 girls occupying
the building were shocked or injured.
General storm conditions prevailed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
siRLolN 9TEAK. "a

TODAY's Special: Sirloin or Dor
terhouse steak, zoe per m., at Dohn's
Meat Market, ole Broadway. Phone
l76.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-15

PHILADELPHIA. April H. - The
hattleship Michigan was the first of
the war vessels stationed i'm the Phila-
dclphia navy yard to receive sailing
orders following the decision of Pres
ident Wilson to rush the Atlantic fleet
TO Tampico Captain Albert u. Neb-
lack. commander Of the Michigan. re
ceived orders tonight 10 report with
his vessel to Rear Admiral Badger at
Newport News. as soon as possible. 1t
was said at the yard that the Michigan
would sail tomorrow afternoon.
The Michigan. the first Of the
superdrcadnaughts Of the navy. has a
crew Of 500 men and carries 66 ma
rines. Preparations are being made
to put the battleships Missouri. Kan
sas. Illinois and Idaho in shape TO sail
at a moments notice.
Other vessels in the yard which can
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-15

NORFOLK, Va, April Ia FN'
ships Of the Atlantic feet are loading
supplies in Hampton Roads tonight
preparatory to sailing early tomorrow
morning for Tampico, Mexico, where
the Atlantic fleet has ben ordered TO
mobilize to enforce the demand OF Ad-
miral Mayo that the Mexican federal
commander salute the stars ana
stripes as reparation for the arrest of
an American officer and "a squad of
blue Jackets.
The vessels are the battleships. Ar
kansas. temporary flagship OF tho
fleet: the New Jersey. the Sew lIamp-
shire and the Vermont, and the dis
patch boat Nankton. The torpedo
boats Parker. Cummings, and Ben
ham are being held in readiness TO
sail for the same port ~ moments
notice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-15

American flag under the crcum-
stances would bee an admission that
hc United States .s DDpIsug undue
ntIuru., over N,Ncu.s free action
and rnW The president is disposed to
uphold the honor and -oNtrcisnb of
NDl,l uf amy cost
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-15
Fear Demonstration.

SAN ANTONIO, Apri: a. The
possibility Of border outbreaks as a
result Of misinterpretation of the At
lantic fleet being ordered to Tampico,
Mexico, tonight received serious at
tention from high officials Of this de
partmcut, and while none Of the of
ficers at Fort Sam Houston would ad-
NIT as much, it is understood orders
went ont TO patrol commanders at an
border points to guard against demon
strations that might lead 10 trouble.
Brigadier General TaSkeU II. Bliss,
commander Of the department of
Texas, including probably the longest
stretch Of Mexican border. is acting
very precautiOusly against anything
that might influence puhnc opinion
one way or the other.