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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
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Inter bcn $1,000 fatbnz
liIdcn TamiIicn. Die unlere
gldttcr momcntlih erbalten,
merDeu iid mnnhc fiir Shre
InSeigc intereilieren. llnlerc
SanO In3ei9en gclten als
Hihtihnur iilr Gd,licr uno
merben bon ben'cihen ipras
fdltig geleien. RpStcu Sic
Oieicn 2eilten niht audi SIRE
Wiinihe pprlegfn. Tnbere
babcn bamit @rfolg sebnbt.
Sic f6nnen cs ebcnfals.
Sfreiben Sic fiir unierc
InSciseprciie unb unere
3cugniiie bon Tn5ei9etunben.
ebe sic CO pcr9eilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Gin arSt ernpfisblt ibn.

9ouisoiue. ab., 9iueuit 1912.
Seit 7 Sabren mar ib 70 rerpenIeinerb. nnB
i6 MIR inertia fnItef. Oft Die aarSe 9latt
berlinleing. 9un ipuroe mir bon IT. garpens
ter eeruten Eafior G6nia's Neroenftirfer 5u
oer'iiben, ipelder aleid ben 10 LANCE 9eipiln'b.
ten GrfcIg bate. Iud oieIen uroeren. oeIen
i6 ben Nerbenitdrier empfabI. bat err ~eebcIfen.
5rau Marp sunni.
arau 6. aempcn in @iIbert. n. 2. eor 4s3,
@is.. bate acpfs uno glusenffluhdbe. 70 oab
fie niht mebr gut febeu ionnte, poaegen Ddiior
86nia's 9aeroenitdrfer cine puroerbare 8ir'
fung bate. benn er iurierte Tie bonfommen.
Grauooiep, R. 1, s9aib. @uguit 1912.
Seit SO Sabren lit ih an Sduiu1t, 8rci
bis oreir-al pohentlid. elerSte %fonrter nitt
belfeu. Seifoem i'd dber Taftor aoni9's gser'
berfiirfer nabnt. bate i'd in 9 Sabren feiren
Infdu lnebr uto fiible fpobl, bic Niriiina nor
punoerbar. Srnm 2. griffin
~A-I elm fuertboones 4ud fur gsroeHIetbenbs
2RCRl mirb Sebeut Der es perlangt. %3neetarot.
Arrne erhalten aub bic Weebi3ln urn'on't.
1jeie Wlebi5in pirbe felt BEN Sabre 1876 BON BEN
9nh no. paitor aoRis. Sort Wapns. Snb- ~Bnbsre'tsf
ull bett inter feiuer Anpeiiuns bon Der
KOENIC MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
Set alSsttstern ~ babeu fdr
500 ote 0Iafd1t, 6 8lafd1eu fur $500;
ersbs Si.56, 6 tar $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Bite, bite, belft uus bod!


Die NiiiiiOndre unb armcn Tcu,
befebrten III Smbicu bitten quito
Srennbe bemiitbig NM cine frpmmc
Vabe sur llntcritiitmns Der fatbp.
iiid)en MISUNDERSTANDING. GS
pirb bier fir lebenbe nno abse.
itOrbene Wubltbdter td8lid sebctet.
User cincn Collar Dber mebr
einienbet, crbGlt ais bcideibenen
Sanf cine bibihe Iboto.
grapbie auSb ben Wiiiiu.
E auf einer Yoittartc sngeianbt.
Sromme 0aben bittet man 81
abreiEeren an " onIer YruS..
Dubuque, Suwa. @merifa, oSer
brett an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
Bitte iefer @abe bei5uii9en:
SIR Gbanoipa (Sts Snoien).
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
ihg and repairing clothing. The
weather. lhi,aisls Gut down ttihitess demand fol:

ihg and repairing. clothing. The
weather. lhia6ihsA cut down the demand fol
their services. Z
So that, in this instance, instead eot
warm winter weather being q boom
IL has caused them more hardship
han enid weather would.
Ded For Toad.
Yesterday afternoon these work
ers, Joined by many .sil0aters." who
merely come to Chicago for the win
tel. made q systematic canvas OF the
stores in a. the neighborhooa, begging
food.
The storekeepers, knowing that
very many OF them told the truth and
that they really wanted work and
could not get. It, and that they had
eaten little OF nothing for days,
gave hem bread, meat and hot
drinks.
Then, moved, by the spirit Of CO.
operation. the men-and many wom-
en- joined them-carried their food
to the hall at 1925 West Twelfth
street and there ate 1t and formed
their, plans to start 4 demonstration
in He streets which would q least
compel attention.
Gleason Fears Riots.
Then It was that Chief Gleason ot
the police, who had been watching
developments felt compelled to int,
fere to prevent riots and graver
troubles.
The center Of the unrest is the
B'nai Birth, an employment agency
at 72O West Twelfth street.. where II
Ifs Aevlared q thousand idle havd
called ii one day, asking for work
and food. Extra policemen were
stationed there last evening to pre-.
vent riots. 4
The United Charities officers sub
stantiated the report that many ot
the families IN the Ghetto are IN ac-
tual want by reason Of unemploy-
men.
isWe had to assist 6,2d5 families in
the month of December" said an
+oficial Of the society last night. "Of
these, 1,O56, or almost a third, were
families that had not called on us
for help before.
4, Danger Of Epidemic.
= don't know what we would do ii
49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
Club [, i WOMEN \ AWAIT
Z CHICAGO / ! | Cal CONVENTION


,a 4 I'd.
Epas aa z. W. w ' va !he staDllsnme
o. 'ne 'uveue vou E' y mas neen partlc'
u'ariy ac.,vs. " sonne " years ~ EFFORTS tnHH e e
eet ..ne cl'y ~. coun.y ins.lt.lt'ons on. !.
9 W halu. 81 ,spc'ls po'.tic,ans sno
= ~ s"c M "s'l removes i,ones 81 1 foln. I poht''
ca a"Al.el -.
Ihe Nnan 49, ]; A !. OF 7 Ble .. shla
III ~ 800, go ~ ~ $3.50. -. JonE swi'son.
se.o'.. 49, = !. 49,. 1.aao - the 'oea' ooaru
a,a .ns - ;seM = LIS. $50 nha 1nc eomhlt.ee
t.sn tssa'aI 49, wv q IS. eaas y - e. presldent o. tne
Mllla1u tve1as ss !, clup 81 en- g
easv sau II 4. ~ Z. s Masr i a sasp M nav :.
81 cha'se '''e S..p.'s.1aent an g ma slOll-
nahce =, ts d NJ 49, ss.s mouse - me reg
~. .s',,ano NJ $780, s 'a aAs a.stl.hcc y. q k s
y. ola.e re $3.50 w .sors ssne mas II Deen M
cnalInan . .ne tIantine ana Greae eiaas1s
.sMa"NaSs,. s"e .tts 1870. coH'H'lt'es and
"Nsi" "ua so0s = was M.s.
s snNDn ~ e ns ING Assoc'auon
cu nS,,' go. !" ~ 1870 - ea.ena g 81. me
t'eIe e eueIa ~ 'nvltation. % Cnlc-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
! STARVING,
J,I i. J B / Men
!. R \ ! De- !. I Co /
Leaders L !ll|l''s y llI'II1lso Them
p|eyed Als 3elzed byl.
Z . \. q tf !!
'Ellfe GheaJDi5llct Shlek-
A ! MI l l!k fs'f'a
i ,ss.;s sy, - ! i s..., s.45 +.

lA iNE LEFEE AF-ANNF - = LrtEE
Chicago, Jan. 29.-Al gathering OF
the unemployed-an W0rkman's hall,
West Twelfth ana Waller streets,
was raided by the police last even.
ing on information that the men
were planning to start bread riots n
the streets.
"A thousand men and women LETT
the hall and followed the police when
the leaders were arrested, and gath
cred about the Maxwell street sta
ton. Riotous scenes followed, yells
and jeers and threats, and the police,
fearing an astual riot. and perhaps
an attempt to release the prisoners,
went out In squads and drove the
crowds from the streets.
Extra policemen were sent to GOV.
er the entire district, with orders to
disperse any. street gathering, and to
repQft any meeting where disorder
mightSbe planned.
Many Worthy Hungry.
Though doubtless there are many
among the thousands and more TAX
Ing part in the demonstration who
never worked and never will, there
are many willing workers who are
out OF employment and actually hun
cry. There, is less work and more
actual suffering reported from the
Ghetto this winter than usual, say
the settlement workers.
Much Of the unemployment is laid
to the unusually warm weather
which has prevailed all winter. 4
great many OF the residents Of this
section are garment workers, and
make their living by making, clean.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

" ia 4 ::aa..a ria Saa asssAes t4ses 5000 VI =ssssasst a.
balm dissolves BY the heat Of the
nostrils; penetrates and heals the IL
famed, swollen membrane which
lines the nose, head and throat: clears
the air passages: stops NASTY dir
Soothing relief comes immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, With 'heads stuffed; nostrila
closed, hawking ara blowing. Cat
arrh q a cold, with .its running nose,
fout mucous dropping Tito the throat,
ana raw dryness IL distressing but
truly needless.
Put your faith-just once-in s'Ely'a
Cream Balm aud your cold or catarrh
will surely .disappear.-Ady.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

Miss Gladys n liriAI Reardon, sitter
df Mark Reardoi. IT., borough sesdMre.
tary Of Brooklyn. and Percy =. Jones
were married by Chief Magistrate 'Ot-
to Kempner.
Mi. Jones - an Episcopalian, s9ass
Reardon q Catholic. They drst ask
ed Magistrate Reynolds. who declin.
ed. Assistant Clerk Mcclure ot the
Butler street court, q relative Of the
bride byamaSriage. held up the we'd
ding 4Whfle by !asking questions.
She said she RgoIlds I'M to- la.sye
been married by q priest DN.s n1ho
would perform The cefemOn..'..sG
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
4 MASONIC VETERAN.

The many friends OF Mr.. plumley, OF
Fargo. will be interested in the following
from the Courier News: &C. II. Pi0Ialey
has received 90 finely engraved diplerns
from the Masonic sv~eterans' assanciaytiuulna
IM centrar New ork. iMr. Plumleyy y q
been d member Of the Masonic frateslSHt.
for over Is years, and his election Is thA
Veterans association comes al q SIN.
prise to him." 80
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
HAD OPERATION.

Mrs. Otto Reimer. OF Stanton. was orer.
ated on at the Bismarck hospital fer a
complication Of diseases. among which
are gall.tones and appendicitis. And, not
withstanding the fact. that 1t was i, Very
difficult operation. she Is getting aims
nicely and win soon be able to return
home. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
sT. PAuL 0nANp ppERA,

Announcement OF the Twin City Grand
opera season has just been made and
Bismarck people Interested are planning
on attending. The tickets are now on
SALE III at the Dyer music store in St.
aui. The Chicago Grand Onera company
With Cleofonte cdmpansUi. win give sew.
eral operas at the st. Paul auditorium.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Atkinson. A
splendid spread was enjoyed, after which
Rev. Wifordy made q neat and appsoprl-,
ate speech. and a fountain pen was pre-.
vented 70 Myrons W his S,sests. The gAests
were: Rev. .Nllford. August sigerson,
Fed Young. Aibin Carlson. Stanley
Casey ana Justin Graves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
WoMAN's CLUB.

The Woman's club was organized ut
Eckelson. the following officers being
elected: President. Miss Sandy; vicci,sss.
ident, Mrs. Martin Canton: secretary,
Miss Conley; treasurer. Mrs. Fox..4AB ~
sides their study. lunch work for38Aths
Improvement Of the town is being MN.
ned for the coming yea The Valley CITY
ChataQua Reading course will u taken
mp by the members this winter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

All. wintor days may stir he dark.
And sharp the winds that blow,
And earth lay by her summer dress
And wear her robe OF snow.
Bit hearts like ours VIII happy BE,
Although the skies are drear,
And pleasure find In I'll the months
That. circle round the year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

w+eNst arr 10

-. aN..r EEeLF RLsr HaT L.H.' -FF- u. -f-.- ~ .. .f
When I get big like ~
III atm 10 be q king i es
Er president OF these IT, ST. \; T.
FL preacher man--like o,,rn. I guess
ETr teacher. er something
When I get big,
When l set big like pa. s,, d u
I'm g0in' T. be rich " q &FNpfl
An wear a tall. stin, silk. plug hat
An have q coach an'-get big m fat
IA ceoachman t. drive an hitch
4 When I get big. ~,
when I get big like ~
III make men stan arOun'-
III show 'em who's t. be the boss
An them at don't, IN give a toss
The biggest ones ats foun'-
When ! get big like pa
I'll tbe a flanthropist.4
An hand out gold to folks--an' boys.
An give to all the children toys
An show folks what WIS just
When ! get big.
When I get big like pa
I'm goin'S I be real good.
ri never say no bad swear words.
IN whip the boys at throw at birds.
An get the children's wood T.
When I get big.
& ssySSS4sSa{ sS%H 4
When I get big like pa q.
III be whole lots Nv things
Be rich an'-4good. an'-when l die,
l spec most everyone II cry a-
IAN I'll have, great big wings, H..
When T. II q /. Il ri H.
When get big---like pa
81; sx W -. p. HaworthG.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
FROM M1Nor,

DR.. E. ]. walsh 81 iMinot is "a capital
city visitor attending a meeting. of the
North Dakota Live Stock Board. which,
Is now In session: sy" q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
anxlRMInNEs.

Miss i.-aynpGc Boyle, and Mr.. Chas. Jones
were married at Sheldon. by Rev Father
Arsenal. ~ : q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

emergency. Il. Z, 4,
we would OH ! have W. to d depend do, oa out oil.
side charity even to get doctors to
take care Of the sick, much less
would we be able to look after the
women and children who would be
left helpless"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
jFr. oFoRcE j RIGHT.

+-5 ~. GEORGE HVGATs Eia
The following from the Army and NAvy
Journal, regarding former residents al
Fort Lincoln, may be OF interest to some
|of our readers:
MRS. George A. Herbst entertained TIL
Auction Bridge Club this week. 5Misi
Smith won the prize. Present: Mesdirnsl
Albright. Benedict. Jepson. saville,
Davis. Herbst. Malay, Broslus, Westovei
Ross. Kobes. Smith. Ellendorf; Missei
Flint Smith and Cooper. Wednesday
night. Mrs. Benedict asked Mesdames 'sit
lie, Westover and Ross in to play bridet
ana enjoy rabbit. ~ Miss Flint. Lieu
tenants Westoyer and Benedict joined IL:
ter. n
VI Lieut.. ana Mrs. Koehler entertained
one table of bridge and q rabbit" or
Thursday night for Capt. and Mrs. So.
vile and Lieut.. and Mrs. Westover. Lieu.
tenant RentfrO invited all the post people
OH Friday night To partake- Of a delicious
box Of goodies from home" Leuts land
Mrs. Wsstover! were guests Of Lieutenant
Mcneil and Philoon at the Orphee,usn and
bavei1i5ort's Saturday night. "a
Mrs. sKoehlerS and Mrs. Westover were
guests 81 Mrs. Broom Saturday at an at.
tsactlve bridge party. Lieut.. and Mrs
Ross were guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Ben
edict at supper Sunday. Lieut. and Mrs
Jcpson gave a Helivhtful supper Sunda,
at small tables for Major and Mrs. AL
bright. MajDr and AIRS. Edger. Capt. ane
Mrs. saville.. Capt and Mrs. Herbst. Capt
and Mrs Mullay, Miss Tichinor. Lieu.
tenants Winton and Rentfro.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Westover's guests al
the Auditorium on Tuesday night L sci
PavloHa were Lieut.. and Ars. Koehler
Others attending we're Major and Mrs,
Albright. Miss Flint. Major and Mrs. Ed'
ssr. Capt. and Mrs. saviile.5 Lieut.. ans
Mrs. Benedict. CAPTAIN Jordal ana Lieu.
tenant Wfinton." fssSA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
EAaY-sTeWANr.

Miss -Masia1 Gaary and MI. Herbert D.
Stewart we're married at the home OF
the brides, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Geary well known people 81, Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
HERE FROM STANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fahlsiig. and
Mr.. James Harris. were in the city from
stanton. 4. IA ~ mi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
EXPECTING ,sisTea.,

Judge spald,ng Is expecting . . ah%vtsit
from his. sister, Mrs. C. H., Hobart. Of
Cummingl,sasiN D.~ Mrs. Hobart is now
visiting With MI, W. J.sCiapp, OF Fargo.
s%sssst ssss.as4l - - g.isits.. = N
soIoNosoTRoss Gus MEETS SAT.
sas 49, uRpAY. w 7s'f
The Solonosotros club will meet Sat-
urday. evening at the home OF Miss Cush-
Ing. when an interesting program willfbe
carried out. \
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
70 CONSULT PHYSICIANS.

Benz, stoeiting q stantepl brought his
eldest son 70 the city TO consult the doc
tors: IN regard to an abscess In the ear
thh result Of an attack Of scarlet fever.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
1WlNesoNs.

Friends in the city have received csfds
from Mr.. and Mrs. Hanchelt. nee Miss
Mary Corbett. daughter OF Attorney and
Mrs. Burke Corbett. announcing Tue birth
Of twinssons, 70 their home. III San Fran.
cisco, sf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
er.athe Freely Clears Stutfed.up
Unframed Nose and Head and 3tops
Catarrhal Discharge. Cures Dull
Headache.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm!

Try "Ely's Cream BaTm.' /
Get q small bottle anyway az, Just 10
Try it-Apply . little in the nostrils
snd instantly your ciogsed nose and
stopped.up passages Of the head viii
open: you Will breathe freely; dull.
>.sess and headacte disappear. ~
morning! the .catarrh.s coldEin head OF
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get The
small bottle ar .sEly's Cream Rain" at
any drug store 1'h,s sweet fragrant
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
w1cE

Miss Inn4Dslfsics N1ce ana ex-Post
master Hanson Of Iitchvillc we're mar.
rled ct the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs.. j. f. Vice. 81 Moristown,
Tenn. After spending the winter in the
south. Mr.aand Mrs. Hanson win reside
in Iltchvil1e. E%
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
TvereN-NAUcsTAp.

tHTheamarsaage took 4.iaoe Of Miss Liszia
Tveten and Christ. IIaugstad at the
Pleasant church. near Columbus. Both
young people arc wen known In the vicin-
ity OF Columbus where they will make
their home in the future
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

rsitsysos : SIN IA .oI;sn s,ectsa ~
ssrs.ssrrjs = c,,,h r,urk a., thorr,v,,,,.
ssnsssIr..ss. i'll h.na,. H. p,.onsa, 4, :.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maeti,Y ~. ionv
49, - v,rt,,s ~ tba,r
.;.sssy 1870. ~ u;ens - stha,r .h,n.v
-..ssssA7rs.ra ~ E,srst+. d,,.rtdr ~ +he
nSr.SaRsa,r.tinr n sr,man. & f,,,hs
Hara Nitnn,. Sfa,r Ear,hrer canara,
M .t.s.s ecrstnrv ana Mo- Er.a
.rsXr -, 1900 ,nr..,as,t ~ m,,no,.
msmbsrs' zTaey .con.titute me ron.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
,I.,ll Y i fstst,.
'' ! \. v ~ Next
t4

The tnOuHntS o. sMl:Sx nlttNOn ciuO WO-
men turned to WHIT 4Rs1lssnnial Convention
Of the General Federation Of Women'l
Clubs in Chicago, JiifitelT f1s. 1911. /. is to
be a big convention. earnest and Fur.
pbseful. fsfS
Mobre th,ani : century a Al ;;:6berr Burns
wrote: Hs
Look abroad through Natures range
Natures mighty law IL chaiigee::
fsset anot women Ger conriaain.s
ana she certainly has NJ reason to com
piafn IN t1nis age TOR t.r. FEMINIST ,nhve-
msslt iiU6osns iafke ana nosaafcatc. proof
Of the Change. can b. foIah,,6 than the
Si,Itivitfes 81 the womeifs clubs in which
II smiiliGn An.eritcAn wo,ita6 are, fulfill.
Iii; the mighty la*'' Of which Burns
w,rote! Further taiillfitis eviaen,cre Of this
VIM, be Keen N ffeee Biennial convention
the pptanas TOT which, are seasrh day heing
ssss san lFFr1anictsc,s hsldf oJut 70 rho General
rsdee5tiR kkionpaa 6Attsactionls h semi tirop.
IT. sclksate, tIeGsreal$P act4cssaid the See
ncs SvOihsdter Of mountain and valley. Chi.
x9oso6ersS$n olss u these., nut there Is a
Wsait4asof massrsai nhotSlssls rails and
. .~ - .sNS. ~ II Us ~. W. i.Sc"l-
s.Dn ~, . z 81. ~ - y b Nn 49, s..aoea slven N
.s It'll ss 49, hi q. NJ 49, 5000 ], tlass si ~ eDc. 10y"
s.oaas5 1850 hIsgSI Hss ~. . ae. s .aEss ~ e chicago Gnea ;
.1lHtleyyXI1tSlourssnnasaa 1ioating four,
Hi besfh j5Iss,lssSttteed YYClr the gen.
seaaMiltsaAnSSeetISaxist willie tie iSkstond a.eor OF The
K~1iioas6f4uInR HotMg TIL In the same build.
HI b.. NV B NV, = : ,useytae 1Nss. gssuS Sus C =
1900 ~ sss d. tne .tp qsalgI - ~ 49, 81 1nlsf.'a 1on'
4 SIS kG "a, *. f N Iii. I'LL g9n ~ IS 1ol. tne as-
1880. !. i s.s'e ~ o. s 49, I. u sssassesSI! 1a
Il uuI 49, eas. e sne Aayrsosy Ilen1aal CON,
I m1tsss. ~ aisu u ssne e 49, 81 .s.s,s III e - y =. Aa ls
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
GAVE AxYAe&pAarv.

Myfon Atklnsdn celebrated his 18th
birthday Wednesday evening. by giving
q sting dinner 4toRsix OF his friends. The
party wasI held at tie home OF his lp,ar-
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-26
PADUCAH AT THIS LATE
HOUR WILL CUT THE WEEDS

On the better late than never
theory the city Of Paducah is at last
about its weed cutting business.
Just why it is that so much time
must be spent annually in dilly-
dallying over this matter, is a
problem without bottom. The
weeds were fun grown a month ago,
they have been postilent as ever,
worse than usual, in a season Of un-
excelled tirouth. Private citizens
so disposed have been permitted to
let their weeds grow, too, and Justly
because the city has no right to ask
them, what it refuses to do itself
Evidently the board of public works
is overworked, so gummed up its
schedule.-News-Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-26
Servian Election Postponed and Par
lament Will Meet

Belgrade, Servia. July 25.--The
selection of members of the Servian
Parliament has been postponed and
the members of the old Parliament
have been ordered to meet In special
session tomorrow to discuss the sit
uation between Austria and Servia.
The Servian press in its comments
is divided in opinion. some of the
newspapers demanding the refusal
of and others compliance with the
Austrian governments demands.
Servia, according to sources usual
ly in close touch with the Foreign
Office in Belgrade, has requested
Austria for an extension of time IN
which TO reply to the note. asking
for a delay until the Servian Parlia-
ment, which has been summoned to
an extraordinary session, will have
been consulted 1t is also stated in
authoritative circles that Seryia Is
ready to grant the Austrian de-
mands as far as possible, without
damage to her national prestige.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-26
FORMER CAIRO
MAN DIES At
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Charles Brown, Son of Samuel B
Brown of Greenville, Miss,
Formerly of Chicago Mill.

A telegram was received last even
ing from Samuel B. Brown of Green
vile, Miss, by Edward A. Burke, the
Undertaken that the body of Mr..
Browns son, Charles Brown, who
died in Memphis yesterday, would
arrive in Cairo about noon Sunday.
Arrap gements for the funeral will be
made after the arrival OF the body.
Mr., Brown and his family formerly
resided in Cairo. He was an en-
Floye If the Chicago Mill ard Lnm
/ er Company. 1t has not been
stated where the int,rmeut cf the
young mas body will lie made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-26
MISSOURI IS
GIVING CAIRO
WATERNELONS
First Wagonload Arrived Friday, a
Number of Wagonloads Sold
On Streets Yesterday

The celebrated Missouri water
melons are now coming into Cairo
by the wagonloads, and the succu-
lent fruit is selling from the wagons
to the consumer at prices ranging
from 15c to Csc. The melons are
not quite so large as in previous
years, hut it is not supposed they
would be up to the standard this
year, owing to the extreme drought.
The first wagonload of native Missis-
sippi county melons in Cairo came
in on Friday.
This week the better grades of
melons will begin to arrive and the
little ferry at Greenfields Landing
will be kept busy bringing over the
loads and taking back the emptied
wagons