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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
vTir 9Opfidmer5tn felt
ibnen nidJtS glei6"

@eieeIt bon Dem @ilni6, 6nB an.
bere 2eitte, Die iuie iie nit Gopirueb
bebaftet iino, nit Dem Wtittel be.
fannt tperoen m0dten, ipomit iie
oas ibrige beieitigte, peranIabte
gbitb ainoiae, 5Spruce Ct, BUR.
Iington, ST., fiir5lid) 5u ihreiben:
sd fdreibe bieies Iiir gsrbH,ntlitbuna. II, Der
Spftnung. onB oiele on Acpiihmersen aetoenoe
bnrd 2eien oieies freiwtligeu 8eugniIe eriabreR
moeen; oaB tlr HopitmerSen nihts Or. gRtIrS
dnttsBaiH Btuen gleidbiiebt. Die Sthmersen oers
aebsr in etitten Rtnuten. natboem man cine
bon bteien Bleu einaenunlmen bat. Spbnlb i'd
Sdhnersen tlble. nebme i'd eiue Qntis9atn Btne.
ebe fie beitia tueroen."
&opfidmer5en iinb elm iebr all-
gemeines 2eioen - 10 genobnlif,
oaB in bieIer 5G0en Die 2ei,te nift
Diel oarauf ahten, bis oieielhen Elm
idDeres gterpenleioen peruriadIel
Sie Satiade, oaB elm Sopfipeb
NIT groBer uerp0ier Rei5barteit
un0 eeiitiger abidpGdlmg per6un.
ben it, ma6t es piftig, oaB bic
S6mer5en 10 Id)nea uie moglid ge.
Iinoert neroen.
Iat) fiinfimo3pan3is Sabren lit
es bic eiuItimntise Neiruiug aGer
oerer, Die Or. W1iles' gInti.Bain
8iIIen gebrauft baben, baB oaour9
Sbmer5en iflneu seIinbert luto bie
Werpen uno Der aorper berubigt
tperoen, obne Song ober @etpobn.
belt fir 8rosuerietparen gu ipefel.
Sn alien sipptbsten-25 Spien fas
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. EIkhart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
&riess =Nalbri9teu.
(5Ortissuus BON 1. Ssits.)

uuf dussrft unsiiuitissm. Oidtbepulos'
ten Terrain ltatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
Ratten riefae UerIafe.

Sou6on, 81. slusult. Sir Sobn
5renh, Der 8efeblsbabsr Der Britsu In
6ranfreif, meloet mad @nglaub, oaB
bic Serluite Der Briten felt ben 9dmp'
fen am 26. au9uit euorm muren. Sn
ben GaSeu pom 23. glusuit mur6en
;niidsn flint uno feds tauienb toote
Briten ge,dblt. Die 9tieoerlags Der
@u9lauoer bel ct. Quentin miro In si.
ner auSsabe Der beutiHen Gagss,eit,
uns, bic uab Sonoon sslan9t 1T, als
nieoeri6metterno beIei6uet. Der Riids
aug lit ben @u9ldnoern bur6 beutide
Sauallerie p0llig absei6nitten noroen.
9lcih3eitis maft Die armse oes aron.
prinIen raife Sortl9ritte, uub cine
Vereini9un9 oerlelben nit Der armee
pon 3lud uno nit oem oeutiben reds
ten 6lii9sl i4eiut naber beuoritsbeu6.
@roBs UsrIuHe!
9onoon, 81. slu9uit. Die britiIhe
Nomiralitdt perDifentlidte beute sinsn
ssnauen 8sridt iiber bic Sample in Der
9iorbiee. Danah iinb uon ben 1900
Ufatroien Der oeutiben Shtffe uur $50
gerettet poroen, uno $40 babsn ben
Eoo aefunbeu. Die britilhen Yerlulte
wsrben aui II Eobte unS 81 Berpuns
bette ansegeben. Sm Diberipru6 nit
bisisr Wtslbuus itebt Der offi3iele oeut.
its 8sri1t, na1 Dem allein bon Der
Wtannl6aft oes -Nriabne4 $50 Waun
gerettet muroen. Deuti6lano gisbt ben
Ysrluit osrSrsujer -arioone" n Wiaiu3-
unb rS6ln4 unb bss Serft6rsrs 81.
S7., gu. Die 3reujsr seb6rten 3ur
fleiniten 9lahe Der beutiheu Slotte.
Die beuti6en S9iffe batten eegen cine
erbriidenbe lebermaft pom rtebreren
sroBeu sn9liiAeu 3reujeru unb uierSis
i3erit6rsrn 3u fdmpfen. Die rMainS-
ianf, wabreuo ibre Sanoueu nod feuers
ten.
Sapan nimmt Sniel.
Shanghai, 1. Sept. Die Snisl Tii'
Chen In Der Buht BON 3iautl6ou, LIT
mad bier siuselauteuen 0telounssn BON
ben Sapauern beiset noroen. @leib'
3siti9 tonimt Die amtlide Wtelbung, bas
bus beutide 9anonenboOt -SaeuarA
ben iapaniihen Sreujer, Der bel Der
Glen Eau Snisl ssitranbst mar, ;sr'
ft6rte. ,
$4,000 SiuiIsns stOotst, 10000 ssfaHssa.
Berlin, 1. September, uia. Sabpille,
| 9. S.: Sffi3ieae 8sri9te:: iibsr ben
Sies bel Gllenfteiu ftub nod srSBer,
ME porber beri9tet. Drei ruiiiibe
Grnesforps (etna SO, 200 Wfuun) tpur.
ben uerni9tst' 10000 sefausen Seuom'
men, barunter jpei fOmmanoirenoe @s'
utrdls, 300 Sffijiere unb uollltdubise
Grtilerie Der rniii9sn armee. Da'
sesen iolI In Der 9tadbarl9aft bon gem'
berg Die 6fterreidii9s drmse BON ben
Ruiien sefdlassn tporben fein uno itbr
! ftaris Ssrlufts srlittsn babeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
Semufratii6er aaubibat fur Rrptas
ientant in btm brieteH sesislatiu
siffrift, @arbs s, $40, II,
IL, IL unb 10.
9ln msins bsutIttn 6rsunts !

Gu msins bsutl&tn 6rsunht!
Sd bin Elm adnbibat fhr bic esaislatur In
surtm Diifrift. Stit ben Itshn elf Sabrsn babe
i'd fur ben GprtI@ritt BON Suanicn asarb,ittt
enrG bit Spalitn bes Bparb Of Graoe Suurnal,
ppn tptltsm Id Der Ssrausssbtr bin. Sd mar
nttmdls juppr Elm aanptbat auf htni bempfratf.
ftsn cbtr rspubIifaniitsn 1idtt, unb bin aud
Hisnials su ttutm amt trpGHlt pbsr euaunt
pDrbsn. SD CLAUDE, baB 8arssrf@aft unb bic
9ntasfsn bsr SitusJablT nett Hitiian Iiue,
als bic partsif&aft. SD bin gtssn SpiIts, uub
slaups tbsnfals an psrlUnli@s 8rtibsit nnp at-
rtttt 8tbanbluus. Sd mar bn trlfs, b.r i'd
sueuuifsn elmer ju frpdblfnbsn Armtnbsb5rbe
unb stnt stuiiss Stsunpffiss ausfpra9, nit si.
mem 6cQeftcr BON Stturrn, bdeur@ pie $10,-
0O0 Stsunfoasfipr Salairs abl&aifenb. Sd
Bsrbs atm srpabt, iUl&s gurlassu sinrr@sH
unp untrifuBen.
90 biref mir 6rtubt bsrtitsu, nit eu& Sc.
faint ju rpnosn.iOpaB ibr mid ptrfonIit itnntn
lsrnt unO uribtiItn iUunt, oh ID surtr llHtrhis.
uns piirbis biI. A&mnsspplif
Q. q. 81 ilItE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03

Gs 1T fein 2cibsn 70 i6limm bat
es ui9t nod f9limmsr isin i0nnte, unS
psnise Sale itnb 70 boffnunsslos, oas
nidt nod cine Stiluns burf Sorni'a
Glpenirduter m6slif ndre. @s lit
feline Gpotbsfsr MieOi3iu. SPECIAL.
Gseuteu lisfern es. Ofan i4reibe an
Or. Peter 5abrnep & cons Co., Is
25 90. Sobne ausuus, @bieaso, 81.
Sorni's sllpenfrdutsr Glutbeleber If
au babsn bel 9snrp 0ulter, 1o11 @sbal
Guenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
,,Nun ipollsn mir iis usrbrei6en"
CDR. &iHdlsbtu.)


9la& er ftitrIi@n RtiHstass. Gr-
6ITnuus I'm 9erliutr S&lOft, unt
na&btm ale parttifiibrtr aud Der
Sojialbtmpfrat Saait, BEN 8atftr
NIT SanbI&las stlpbt bnitsH, trtu
;u ibm fftbtn ~ ppIlrn Dburh Did
uHb Dunn, eur& glptb unb Sob,
ftlpe ber aaiitr bic 6tisr NIT ben
gBorttn: pllub nun - ppItn mir
lis Srrbrsi&sn !"
Dauf. Raiier Wilbelm, fir bas 8ort,
@S pioerballt pOn Srt in Srt:
ngtun mollen mir iie uerbreideu.A
Shon iiberreii Die @rnte mar,
Sect fommt oas srose Grnteiabr -.
pOtun wollen mir iie uerorel9en."
Sbr Rreusen baltet suten Eatt
Wfit euren @rntefe9eln,
Sbr 8abern, feite ausepaft, ..
Sbr tennt ia aud bic Rsselu.
Sbr, Wurttembers unb 8aben au6,
9ebt CUTE Drei9er beibe,
llnb mas in Sadisn alter Brau9,
Sect isfs benz Seino 3ulsioe.
Stsbnt, nsbmt Die 5lesel fsft CUR Sanb,
tlnb brei6t nit oeutlhem 9rimme.
Gs gebt umS beutihe Saterlano
lln6 unisrs auiisrs Stimme.
Ssin sroses BOrt am groseu Gag,
Das CAB ben Eutt bsim @rutsitlas :
nOiun mollen mir iie usrcreiAen.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
Siesssiubsl in Berlin.

Berlin, 2s. ausuit. Drabtlos mad
SappilIe, 6. 8. @s LIT ui4t m6slih,
ben Subsl In 8erltn ju bei9reibsn.
Berlin unb gang Deuti4lanb empffn'
ben cine sroBe Sreuoe iiber bic Sta9.
ribt, bas bic perbaeten 8riten bel
Waubeuse sei9lasen tpOrben iino.
Die @ntriiituns in Deuti9lauo iibsr
Die Giamii4ung Gnslanos nnO oas
anfrsiien elmer selben Raiie eessn
Dsutidlanb 1T 10 tiefgebeno, oaB otc
Wtelbuns uon Der ueber9abe Der brttt'
i9eu Grmee sr6seren Subel bsruor'
rufsu piroe, als Die 9ia6riht BON BEN
Sale BON Baris. Der @ensralftat
rnelbst slsi9;sitts, oas Elm GROCER Ebeil
Der brttii4en Gruppen bel Manbeu 81
eiu9eihloheu III.
Die Bsrliusr 8suOltsruug, bic ourd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03
Gersdlte Gntriiinns.

9onoon, 29. au9uit. Sn ben Usr'
liner Ssituusen, bic beute in 9onoon
auselommsn iinb, ipieselt fih bic @nt'
riiituns bes bsutiden Soltes iiber oas
@insreifsn Sapans In ben eroBsn ariss
wit6er. Die Sapauer lperoen als sleu'
DC Bsrrdtbsr bs3sidnst, bic iia cine
aiinftiss Gelessnbeit gum Raubs ni9t
sntaeben laHsn wolltsu. auosrsrisits
lheinen bic Ssituusen aber sroBss Der
trausu oarauf 3u babeu, ooB erit eas
Rslultat bss 8risses in europa oas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-03

enbsaltiss Sdidial aiautidous beiie'
9eln meroe.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
FROM rUE9pAY's DAILY.
jEsoAY, ocTosER 81, 1914.

IOeSOAY, ONVOo6n ~ SSJ@. w
DR.. and Mrs. J. Van Houten autoed
to Anamoose today where they will
spend the day attending to matters OF
business and visiting friends.
N. J. Olson was business caller in
Valley City yesterday from Sanborn,
and while in the city was registered
as a guest at the Hotel Kindred
C. ]. Christensen was in from his
farm near Rogers yesterday and spent
the day in the city. While here he
was visitor at the Sim Mason home,
and he returned to Rogers last night.
Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins, Nation.
al Organizer and lecturer for the w.
C. T. u, will speak in the NJ E. church
Sunday evening at union service OF
the Methodist and Congregational
congreg cations. Her subject will be
announced later. ~
Miss Nina Stralee will leave this
evening for Minneapolis where she
will spend several days on business
and will attend the Exhibitors Con-
vention which will be held there this
week. She will return Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Luessen are
rejoicing over the arrival of little
daughter born on Sunday. Mrs. Lues-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
LOGAN NEWS.

Mr., Clayton Hayes who has been at
the John Logan home since July re-
turned to his home in Oil City, Pa.
last week.
VIM. Martin and family visited at
the Oswald Stark home Sunday.
John Logan entertained VIM. Martin
and family at supper Tuesday night.
Mrs. P. Zoeller is spending few
weeks at the VIM. Rohde home in
Stewart township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stache were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Rietze Sunday.
Miss Cecilia Woock who has been
Visiting at the Levi Etzell home the
past few weeks left Thursday for Dill
worth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Dresher arriv
ed at the John Logan home last Mon
day where they will spend the winter
Mr.. Frank Zoeller returned home
from Minot, N. OAK, where he had
been for a few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Ronzheimer enter
tanned at an old fashioned house
warming. Why doesn't some one else
follow the lead? 1t is so much nicer
that a stiff party.
Fred Grinder had an accident Sun
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

The Misses Florence and LaVerna
Busdicker, POI First street, have as
their guest Miss Olive Leaf, from WI
mona, Minnesota. Miss Leaf Is form
er school mate Of the girls, and will
spend some time here visiting.
Robert Kee and Miss Blanche Kee
of Sanborn, Miss Mabel Murphy of
Grafton, and Miss Inez Atwood of
jamestown, spent Saturday in Valley
City, and while here were registered
at the Hotel Kindred, the party re-
turning Saturday night.
Miss May Van Camp has returned to
to Fingal, after an over Sunday visit
in the city at the H. c. Aamoth home
on Eighth Avenue South. Miss Van
Camp is teacher in the Fingal
schools.
E. M. McCulloch and wife of Fargo
were among the out Of town visitors
in Valley City on Saturday, and while
here were registered as guests at the
Hotel Kindred.
Mrs. M. E. Mason left Saturday ev-
ening for Ryder, N. D., where she went
to make short visit with her son Ed
Mason, who is holding down a claim
on the Indian reservation, and is locat-
ed near Ryder.
Clarence Chilson of Fargo was an
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2e, 1914.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scramstead of
Nome are among the out of town call.
ers in Valley City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Stevens and fam
lily of Cakes, were Valley City visitors
over Sunday, and were registered at
the Hotel Kindred.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emerson will
move this week into their fine new
home on the corner of Fourth street
and Seventh avenue. Their former
home will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E.. West.
Miss May Schmoll who teaches at
Sanborn returned last evening after
spending the weekend at the home of
her mother, Mrs. P. A. Schmoll on
Sixth Avenue. .-..
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

After looking over the field in the
second congressional district the demo
cratic candidate for that office has
about decided it would be a useless
waste of time trying to beat Congress-
man Young.-Edgeley Mail.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

II never had my Eyes Examined like
that before" is what our customers
say. You will say the same thing, be-
cause we know our business and really
are Eyesight Specialists at Buffers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

For the purpose Of raising a certain
amount of money, will sell my entire
stock at surprising discount, during
the next two weeks. Miss C. M. Lag
erstrOm. 1O-28-dtf-Wtf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

For the purpose OF raising a certain
amount of money, will sell my entire
stock at surprising discount, during
the next two weeks. Miss G. M. Lag
erstrOm 1O-28-dtf-Wtf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

day which might have proved fatal.
His gun became plugged and when
he tried to shoot, the barrel burst.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

Dr.. G. n. Hansen, Dentist, Rudolf
Block. Phone AZ, 1O-24-dtf-wtf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29

Highest market price paid for Pc.
tatoes, Egge and Butter BY the Farm
ors' Mercantile Company. 2-1o-wtf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
You Should Have Your Wool Goods
Sponged Before Taking
Into Garments

Your garment will wear better and retain it's shape
longer if steam sponged before making. To convince
you VIC will sponge all wooden goods bought at our
store Friday and Saturday free of charge. Do not
pass up this opportunity of getting your goods
sponged. Our method does not remove the new
finish of goods. See for your SELF
Remember make buttons of all from the small Is gne the
large 90 lgne with ivory combination half and full ball
buttons from your material to match your gown.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
The CITY

BRING your Potatoes, Esos and But
ter 70 the Farmers Mercantile Com.
pany's store and get the top Prices.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
NO MAR PRICES.

See my furniture, ranges and heat
eYs Agent for Singer Sewing Ma
chine. Cash or monthly payments.
Machines for rent. Williams Second
Hand Store, East Main. 10-17-12td-2w'
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-29
RUM MAGE SALE.

The P. E. O. sisterhood will mold
a rummage sale in the new Lee build
ing on Main street on next Friday and
Saturday Nov 9Th and 7th 10-2S-1tw
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-23

Toledo, o.-'Too many dudes, too
many dandies are being graduated
from the public schools, too few boys
being prepared for practical bust
ness" is the charge Clement w Wat
son, Toledo manufacturer, makes
against the public schools of the
United States: Watson is self-made
man, a product of the night schools.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-23
bachelor establishment, and don't
see why Uncle Sam should have one
in this government" r.---
BITS OF NEWS

BeIIeViIIe, N. I.-Playing Mexican
prisoner" with his sister Rosa, 5, Jas.
Falcone, 6, shot her dead.
Lincoln, Neb. - Surrounded in
cornfield by posse hunting him for
fatally shooting his wife, Arthur Muir
ply, butcher, suicided.
Muncie, Ind.-Case against Thos.
c. Stanley, Indiana union traction
motorman, charged with involuntary
manslaughter, dismissed,
Mount Clemens, Mich.-Ashton w.
Lee, ST., millionaire manufacturer,
Lawrence, Mass, suicided. Feared in
sanity. -.
ST. Louis.-Young man beIieVed.to
be Ben Ripley, hotel proprietor, San
Diego, Cal, suicided at the Edison
Hotel here.
Cleveland, O.-Earthquake tre-
mors, estimated by Father Odenbach
in charge of seismograph at st. Ig-
natius University, to be from disturb
ances in Orient, recorded here.
-Munich.-A BuEgher suffering from
7oyer-indulgence in beer grasped lapel
of coat of King Louis of Bavaria for
support. King laughed. ..
London.-Sentenced to IA days
Imprisonment for begging, William
Jeffrey boosted he had been convict
ed Ais times and it had taken 1920
policemen to arrest him.
PAYS MORE
MI. ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-23
1T is TO WORRY

In the past ten years, 1869 men
have deserted from the U. S.. army.
In 1913. the proportion Of men who
deserted compared to the number
who enlisted was over II per cent.
Our costly battleships become EFF
fete" in almost no time and "our
standing army" once in ten years,
prefers to bear criminal record for
life rather than serve longer.
According to some alleged states
men, we ought to go to slaughtering
Mexico in order to get some return
for our naval investment and to Nhet
up our patriotism.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-23
PAYS MORE

The man who buys his popularity
generally pays more than the market
price.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-23

Remember when filling cake tin
to spread the batter as much to the
sides as possible, leaving slight de-
preston in the center. Then, when
the cake is baked. it will be level and
more easily iced.
To test nutmeg: Prick with pin.
If good, oil will instantly spread
around the Duncture.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-23

When two cyclists get together it's
case of an for an L
Douglas Island news., 1914-07-29

below The low tracks are used a great deal in Germany.
 David Elliot, the shovel expert, who has been with Mir. Treadgold for years, went to London last year to assist in plans for the Treadgold machines. He is still there. Mr. Elliot is said to be one of the most expert shovel men ever in the country. Mr. Dolan, an old time Klondike operator and for the last several years in tue hydraulic de. partmeDt of the Treadgold company, went to London to give advice as to the arrangements for the washing de- vice, aud to witness the operations in some of the machines now in actual use, and thereby have a working fa- miliarity with them.
 If these machines prove all that it is hoped they will, they will mean a great stride in working small creek gravel deposits in the Yukon on which it will not pay now to put large dredRes. The initial cost of one of these excavators is but a small fraction of the cost of the dredges, and the original cost of freight and cost of operation will be greatly reduced. Only two men will be required to work shift on new machine. The Treadgold people will use electricity for motive power.
 Mir. Treadgold has had the ground on Dominion under preparation for operation for several seasons, and has miles of other well known creeks, some of which are now iu course of prepa- ration in the neighborhood of Dawson.
Douglas Island news., 1914-07-29

R. D. Pinneo, assistant general freight agent of the Pacific Coast company, ar- rived on the Sampson last night and continued the round trip to the west ward. Pinneo says that the Pacific company is considering the adylsability of entering the local field at once. "The company has already made plans for extending it's service when work starts on the government railroad" said Pinueo. "The steamers Pueblo aud Umatilla will be used and a run estab- lished between San Francisco and Sew. ard via Seattle. The ships will not use the inside passage, but will come from Seattle direct. l em here to find out the tonnage of the port ard to look over the field to the Westward" ."-Sew- ard Gateway.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-22
knife. He admitted, however, that
|lMr. EAr1es' shoe had q sole.
Nc eciantists ii Burglary,

i4fa..sEsSA w 00 sOs yI4sAEEAL5f
- Scientific burglary absolutely doss
cot exist" says n. Xavier Guichard,
one Of the foremost detective author1.
ties Of Paris. And away ut one sweep
of Official truth yanishes the walking
wonder Of h,lsebreaking and safe
cracking against whose miraculous
equipment Il were vain to set up Or.
binary bolts and bars. Along with the
scientific burglar. tao. we may place
IN the gallery Of the nonexistent the
social highwaylnan. the gentleman bur.
glar. the Arsene Lupjns and all their
class Of. gallant, indomitable offenders.
N whit people do not realize" N.
Guiclynrd continues, .is that burglars
belong to mn inferior grade Of human.
ity aud are4vory seldom intelligent"
PEain facts, Of record have shown
over and8ovef TINT a career OF crime
does not pay. Nor does It appeal I'd
the intellect. A man with brains
enough tOebe A. scientific burglar would
make nm easier and better living with!
out risks n, some honest line. As for
the rom,thce VI crime, It exists only
in books. and the man who writes
about It knows better than to seek it
through experience-New York World.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-22
WILL DECIDE
TENNIS CHAMPS
contssts Being Held o. Capital
CITY Tennis club crounl.s
I... This Week.

This contest Is decide tie tennis
championship Of western North IA.
kcta. and Of the Missouri Slope, began
Yesterday on the courts Of the Cap.
ital City Tennis clu1.5 Considerable
interest il manifest the event, and
entrants are present from ! number
Of towns in this vicinity, "A total OF,
80 matches are on the schedule, and
the elimination contests will be con.
tinued today.
Yesterdays Results.
The results, Of tie matches yester.
day was as follows: In the first
round Of the closed singles, for the
Mssfouri Slope championship, G. w.
Nichols OF Bismarck defeated Mrs.
Hughes OF Bismarck. Harn1sen Of
Hazen defeated r. E. Shepard Of Bis.
marck. ass II. .,05
IN the closed doubles OF the samc
event Wernli and sHarmsen Of Hazen
deteated Nichols and jackson OF Bis
nriarck, i'm q very, close match. The
finals were, 46, S-6a Is. N
Western, N. ~. Matches.
In the open singles for the west
ernl North Dakota championship, Mrs.
Hughes defeated MI. Shannon. the
score being SO, 81, so. Behrbatu:n
of New Salem defeated shepard.
Harmsen defeated Wernli, 6-.S, "a.
In the open doubles for the wes:-
erh North Dakota championship,
Russ and Baker defeated Wernli ana
Harmsen. 81, 75. This concluded
the matches Of yesterday. Complete
scores fi all the events Of yesterday
could not be secured before going to
pfsss. 81
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tcontiA q from Pass u

q tt fseault. Die 6G1d he was
bruised badly about The b0dy.
Al III. Marti.sssal Sabposnssd.
The IlAsfepee sun poenaed lMr. Mar
ti |. 70 testhy yestsrday, but The
subpusnA was I1tufnet with Z ,eeftih-
0atei from DssF1sAet. the attending
physfcAn, thAt N11ettinescm was Il
toe sef3ous aTeo4Aition 70 sp1Asr:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-22

Bessie Doran, who has been away
f e about a,yeaI,. in attendance at 9
southern university, arrived home
yesterday evening.