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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
GOES 10 Eau CLAIRE.

Harry Gilbert left Tuesday for Eau
Claire, Wis, to spend the summer
with friends in that city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15

Mr. LOGAN MUCH BETTER. !.
Word has been received, by the
family, that Mr.. Austin Logan, who Is
at French Lick, is improving steadily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
WALTER JACOBSON o

Walter jacobson, son Of Deputy
Warden Jacobson, returned home
Tuesday, from Alexander, where he
has been employed in the Alexander
bank. He will be at home for q
short time, and will then return to
his duties there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
INFORMAL Z j.

Miss Matilda Williams entertained
at an informal tea Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Abbot, who Is the
guest Of Mrs 8. E. Birgzell.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
r g INJURED

The friends OF Mrs. Alfred Zuger
will be sorry to learn that she Is Goa.
fined to the house by q strained
knee but is getting along fairly well.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
Vl9ITED IN

Mrs. James G.. Thompson spent
yesterday In Maadan as the guest OF
Mrs. Tackaberry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
LEAVE FOR MILTON.

Mrs. c s. Vigness and family
leave today for the Vigness farm
near Wilton, where they will stay
for some time. a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15

WANTEO-Experienced girl for gen.
eral s~hOusework, August l. German
girl preferred. Mrs. Alfred Zuger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
MusIc TEACHER LEAVES

Miss Flora Harmon left Tuesday
for New Salem, to give her weekly
Lesson to the large class OF music
pupils there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
COMING ,FRoM LUvERNE.

Miss Katherine Roam is expected
today from Luverne, Mimi, to spend
an indefinite length of time with her
brother Dr.. N. Roam.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
4 EpIToR HERE.

Geo. J. Smith, publisher Of the
Plaza Pioneer, and owner Of several
papers, was In the city Monday, on
his way home from Mandan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
MERE FROM WING

Elmer atohsphus, Geo. Kabontus,
Mrs. Anton Sejsisto were in town for
the day from Wing, Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
wIlL .pLAY oM srREErs.

Instead Of holding the regular week
ly concert on the court house lawn,
the band this week will play on the
streets of the city, in the downtown
district, this evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
lpRlscoLL GIRL IN HOSPITAL.

1UK1SCUII GIHI IN HV5PIIN -.
Mrs. Robert Sharp Of Drisc0ll
brought her daughter in to Bismarck
yesterday. where the latter will REL.
ceive treatments at the local h0s-
pital.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
ICE E SOCIAL.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
The Catholic ladies will give an
zee cream social on the lawn opposite
the governors mansion, Wednesday
evening. Everybody come.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
OF I IN BRIEF

pRYcE OWENS HOME.
Pryce Owens is home from q Ions
trip through Iowa aad Mip1es0ts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15

RASPBERRIES 3.
Per q box crate for $1.25 at Gus.
sner's. Phone 60.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
,nuYs FINE PIANO,

Il. Lundquist, foreman OF the Stone
Piano company in Fargo, Is here in
stalling . Steinway grand in the home
of W. r. Lair.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
- nioMApcK

n MoyE0iTo BISMARCK.
Mr.. AID Mrs. D. X. Cochrane are
now R~ismarckers, h being recently
transplanted from Minneapolis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15
RAsPoERRIEe

Per "a box crate for {l.2S at Gus.
sner's. Phone go.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-15

LosT-A check book on First Ma.
tional bank, Fargo. Finder. please
notify Tribune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
MiHoari 9eniafeiten.

SIM 8erinnfe zines Streites
iiber aitgeblideir .Samilienflati64.
erfdoB in @rigbt COUNTY Der Sar-
nler Sam Senberion ieinen Iadbar
$enrD Sobns uno ibeIlte iidl Den 8e,
.bonben.
sSsrt ct. 2oliis rannte Der 90
Sabre alte Sranf 8rl6er nit ieirlem
MotorcDcle gegen einen Selegrapbens
pfabL, mo6iirG linn Der Sdp1hel 5er-
ihnettert tpnroe, mos ben COB 5llr
Solge bate
8eim Spielen nobe Gpring-
fieIb mari Der 6 Sabre aIte 9eIbert
gbapell Ieinem breiiGhrigen Spiel
fanieraoen Soiepb 8urhfielo einelt
Stein an Den Sop, mas Sen SOB sur
SoGge bate.
38,t39 Iutomobil : 2icenien
miiroen pabrenb bes pergaltgenerl
Sobres bonn StoatsiefretGr in Sci
ferion Gitp alsgeItellt, mofiir $175,-
600 geloit ipalroetb tpeId,e Dem aIl-
9emeinen 2anoitraben-Son sufloiien
8eim Ginbreden elmer 2ofo.
motibe nnbe MoberlD wltr6e Ser So-
fonpotip rSamer" Sre6 &raft ouourd
getO6tet, bob cine bon linn be6iente
2ofomotine innfiel. or binterl1Bt
Die @ittape urlb eine Sodter. Ger
Sei5er nr6 elm &nobe fplir6en orrdh
aitsitromenben Dampf idaper Der.
briibt.
Sn aonias Gitp ltarben IN ser
Neiiabrs-gbobt Der Sem Yorfer @e.
idSiftsreiien6e Srunf S. groiI, 1od)-
Dem er nod Bel elmer Seltlidfeit
flott aetanSt bate, an Ser5idlog.
Ser 6ortt9e @erfdltfer Geo. 8. Boil.
man itiirste In elmer &eitoliration Ell
Ire Crepe bemniter lfpo itarb furse
3eit oaroitf an hen @erIetiitgen.
7~S,400,000 @oaonen Bier nun
Den idyGtungstpeiie I'M Staate Wii
loiri mabrclto bes lebten Sabres toft-
iumipt. Ole Sf,dbiits itiist iid
oie bonn itaatIidlen 8ierinipeftor
Mos6p crf1oDenen 65pbirbren. 9as
pertigIte Bier felt eifiet Bertb bon
$54,438,S20 Dor, o6er 1888 per
aopf Der @eiommtbeb6ffernn beg
Stnntes.
Die gberifis oes Staates Mti.
ioiiri troten Iette ISOLDE in Seller.
Jon gitp sl ibrer criten Sa6resoer-
iannpInfg 5ninmnnen, rndjoem Elm
SbeiI oerfelben fiir3lid in Ioberlp1
siriammieneefomrmeit mar nno eire
tenipor1re Organization ms oebeit
scrufen bate. Die Sberiffs glallben
LNa# HN..M LNNNHH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
10. Maggie Hug VS.. Xavier
iHug-Diyorce.
20. State of Missouri VS.. VIM.
Shermann-D Disturbing the peace.
81. Emma Waring VS.. Louis
Waring-Divorce.
%. Chas. p. Llhn VS.. VIM.
Price ct. al. To quiet title.
% Oma Souders vs.. Amiel Sou
ders Divorce.
"a. Ella Tappmeyer ct. al. VS..
Herman Koch ct. al.-Partition.
25. State Of Missouri VS.. Amos
Bunton. Carrying concealed
weapons.
26 State Of Missouri VS.. Sher-
man Reynolds. Felonious as
sault.
81. Narsisey Smith VS.. VIM.
Stubblefield--Note.
w, j. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Sdiiten.g Sc rbanblnns.

&egeImdBige geriammlr1e an
29lten DECEMBER, 1918.
9as 8rotofon Der Iesten 8eriamm-
lung ipurbe perleien, lulo angenom-
men tpie berleiett.
SIN nronntliden 8eitr6geit gingen
Elm, einihIieBlid Der @iutrittsgeloer
bon @rn. s. Saeffner itlrb CHARLES
Sdei6t $1t.70. Sir Die ltnteritiis-
%lirrgsfaiie 60 gts.
SoIgerbbe Gednutgen inlrOen einge-
peidt uiro 5irr t3ublung %alp9efpieiert:
Go. Iuebiger fir Mabaillen $14.00
Spis 2arrg, fir 9riefmarfen loo
Ssacob Strabsner, fir &usgaben
am Snbresi6ieBen . 200
Ser Sefretdr perlas bierauf ben
Sabres-geridt Delder airgeiloriiteil
tpuroe.
Dos Mepiiipns . Gomite ipuroe
ftnb entgegenaenommenetn gertd)t
rtit 9anf entlaiieh !.
Die Serref1 @m. s, Saeffler ltlto
CHARLES Steibt turr6en als Mitglle-
Der in BEN 8erein ntfgenomntefl.
9ie iabrIiden Snldre oes Sefre.
tars uro S6obmeiiters; i'm ge-
TRACE BON $500 inpo $500 reIpeftip
fpunben beaablt.
Sieroilf ifritt man aitr 8obi itrto
sic ~foGgenoen 8eantten ipttroeft oilrd)
MffIanution eripdblt:
@n. gberIin, 8rdiiOert, Seitrp
BOD, @iae . @rdiioeut; Srie Soma,
Sefretir; go. 6. Hileoiger, s9at-
meilter, ssobr &irdner, Soilptrpaitrt,
ssoSepb @unoerIidN Sieuteitoqtt; Sa-
cub Strabsner. Sdiisenfd)reiber.
@eldIoiien, ON II. Sainior 1914
eisner Wnsfenban in Der CONCERT
<Soae dbsiiboIten. Der @iitritts'
preis ioa 25 Gents a 8erioit befra.
aen; ieood, lit Elm ieoes @itglieS 81
8 Treifarten bered,tigt ipeldle bell1l
@dobmeiIter, Go. 6. &aieoi9er I'M
Gmfane Sal nebmen firo- u
gIs arrangements . @ontite oes
@olles rairoen Oscar 6. gtief, Sreo
&Iinac rrpo arnlir g. @berlat er.
trnnnt.
Sieroirf erioIgte @ertogarlg !.
Sr Gan g, Setrefdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
@orriiou.

9ouis @arner befinoet iifJ ge-
idGftsbalber, auf einige Sage IN
Sefferion gitD.
Gr. Midboff. BON gbanlois, mar
am Dorigen Witttpo6 bier, in ar5t-
liden 8erpidtitngen.
Or. GalgbeIl beiudte am lesten
9ienstog einen ieiner Batienten IN
@msoona0e.
@irail Geoefer, BON ct. Souls,
mar iiber ole Seiertaee bier altf
geit1 BEL ieitten Gltern
Serr &in1e, peIdber fiir5lid, be.
bufs elmer dirureii6en Operation
nod ct. 2ouis gebradt tultroe, be-
finoet li1. Die mir boren aatf Dem
@ege Der @ellelutg.
SenrD 9oeger befall0 fid iiber
@euiabr in Berger, altf 8elltf bel
8eupatrbten nno Sreitnben.
@m. 3eilntann befartb iiG iiber
8eibnacbten in ct Soris, allf Be
iltb bel ieirer Mutter.
Der Neuiabrsbaa, pelder IN Sar-
mes SalIe a~bgebaIten ipitroe, mar
iebr aablrei6 beiudt; tpetln aber Die
Straben in beiierem 3ititarpo geiDeierl
paren J1ann bate Dos 2otaI Die
Bail ser gefnber faipm faiien fon-
iiett
2oitiS 9oeger iitpo Samilie iparen
porige 8ade in Berger, aitf 8eiild
BET Sralt goeger's Gltern.
gbas goeger perIebte Die 6eier.
tage tbeilmeiie Bel gertpanoten, IN
Cope.
Serb. 8eters, pelfer Dem 6ener
IN ieinem Sfen init eiler Dolls aobl.
Gel aitf ole 8eire belfen pollte, err
fieIt babel idaherSbufte 8ranotpltli-
SEN nm @eiidt unpo on Den Sanben.
Sror,f ScobilIe befano fid iiber
geeuiobr IN @oibington, auf geliif)
BEL ieinen 4ngeb6rigen.
l'|LNH Mt.#raHM.
sri. @ninlo rtpo Mortba alenf, To-
,pie Sri. Selma S1nfen, bon Ser.
mann, perlebten ben Reniabrstog
bier, in @eielidnft bon Balter
@Ienf itro Ger 5omtlie bon Goiporb
Stm1nert.
9te folgeiroeit Morriioner beelei-
teten Iebten Mpntog Sombert Bod
tina mad, Sarrisbnrg, arfanias, no
Ser 8odting iih ailf elmer neulid
~ertporbenen Sarrn rienerIaiien miro
iino feline 8egIeiter Sarto ufl6 2eiite
ferrteft Ierren nolIen: altg. Si6t,
Sris ReinfoIs, 2olis @arner, SEQ.
@miI Saedilin, Sen Beb.
meper lino grnit &ailmeper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

Seuerpebr oils Mitglieo Der 0o. 6
@priteat.g Company Elm ulb mar cit
lebensldrglides Mttglieb Der Sire
mans Benevolent aiiociation Dor
Chicago. Sn 1870 fam er nod 9an
los Gitp 1lilb betrieb bis 1884 Elm
Sletihgeid1ft fir @rob. ltno alein.
perfalti ar Der IL. ur6 8nlnlit
|StpaBe. 1884 5og er iid) ms 8ri.
batleben 5itriif. gr binterIdBt sipei
'S6bne, bnr1rnter oen Seiieripebr gbei
III Gdrfas Gin, urtb bier sSAter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
9as setter I'm Sabre 1918.

r.. EEr.rE
9as p~erflpiieue Sabr %5eidb1lete iiG
Dor aIern oiird Den mtiloen 8iitter
,ln0 ben beiben CONNER aus. Ser
beiBefe Gag mar init t02 @rao ON
6. glllgpib ser falteite mt A @rao
1. Sebratar begin. 2. Mtar5. Die
Itarfften @inSe fpareil nit so 0fci.
len Der Stun6e am 81. Mar5 urro &c
Sftober Sl per5eidrnen. Gs regnete
,an Id Sagert. Irsabl Der flarett
Soae 159, Ser tbeiItpeife betpolfterl
rs; Ser 6etu6lften 1873. Der leste
idppere 5roit i'm Sriibiabr trot am
IA. April elm. Ser 28. Sftober
.brodte 6en eriten t66teroen Sroit
nad Dem Sominer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

bob onrd cine iol9e Organization
lire MISUNDERSTANDING mirfiamer tper
6e. gs ion tagli6 elm @erbrefer-
bulletin ge6ruft nn6 an ale Sberiffs
oes Staates gefan6t peroen.
Sn einem 2oairbalie III ct,
2olris begging Der 40 Sabre alte aus
llngarn gebiirtige &elliter clinton
@rub Selbitntorb burd @ribieBen
1lno mliroe ole 2eide erit mebrere
Sage mad, Der Sbat anfgefunhen,
8nib bctrieb friiber cine &eitalira.
tom meld)e er cher anfgeben nubte,
neil feline 5rolt oeren 0fiitter mo
5tpei &inber Inn glpril 1912 IN 8olge
hes IDENTITIES perSot6enen aaies
itarbelh mibren6 er ielbit nit Dem
2eben baponfom, aber ieitber meldr-
foiiidJ mar.
Sn Dem ggaiement@ oes Court
balies in 2altar in Barton Golmtp,
befi1tbet iih cine 3eitungsOulderei.
0as 3. Stod1perf 6es Contributes
Ron 9ert goir1tD lit an eine 8rei.
maltrer-2nge permietbet. Sanep bot
elm id1ones aus Stein erbniteS Court
hams, mofiir bie StoatSlegisIatilr
$4,000 berpiIIigte. Safep Gountp lit
Sas eilsige gmtntp I'M Staate, mel
dies permodt, cine appropriation
olps Der Stootsfaiie fir oieien 3fped
81 erIongelt.
sSr Der glm Boiitt @egetpo m
ct. Charles gountp erIog Der tribe
re gountpri9ter &enrp 8. Dierfer
elmer Sfubtmlpoe, pelde ibm ein
Srenloer Rabmens Compton beige
brod)t batte. 8ierfer mar Director
ser 9iituiftsidpile irio inipi5irte tag
lidJ Dos @eb1iioe, neil itdJ bdittig
Cramps bort einniitetet. 9nbei
nabm er itets elm @eipebr NIT. Ils
pr Den Srenpoen aus Dem Sdnilboits
fpieb, entrib linn berielbe bas @e-
ipebr uno id,oB i'm nieSer. Der
Mor6er itellte iif ipoter Den 8e.
boroelb peripeigerte nber ale aats'
fuipTf ilbcr ieine 8erion. 8ierter,
Der bis 5irln 1, Sarmtnr 1918 Goiiii
tpHidter bon ct. Charles Goinitp
mar utp6 Iid onrd ieine amtsfiib'
rirpa adcr gfturg %erlporben bate,
binterlGbt feline Coffin, eiipen So6r
ufuo cine Sodter.
SIN boben @lter BON mebr OILS
90 Sobren int Der Ieitor bes Seittidl.
tbiufls bon aatios GitD Sohon &arl
Gamer, nis Sem 2eben gelhteoen
CT mar ON 90. aitgiift 1923 IN @Ir
tentberg aeboren utpo %tpdnoerte IN
1928 nod Set Ser. Stonter ailS no
er lid, siierft In Chicago nieoenieB
sst 1916 frat CT in Die Sreiiptlligel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

pie pier grDBtsn Gas aonbes
lober, bic je oebaut purber, bcfinben
fi9 in einem Q(ubitorium in gts
lanta. sic entboIten l. 15 adnpsn
nit elmer aeu6ttroft BON 1o,680
&er3en.
9euert niIfenIhaftlide llnters
fu9nnesn an 6if6sn f9etnen au be-
ipeifen, bnb GENTLE 8rantbeiten beg
MenfGen fid ou9 Bel SiIden finben.
60 finb in iiingiter 53eit sabIreidbe
Slide beobahtet iporben, bic einen
ri9tigen 9udeI. cine bertrummtt
Mirbelfdule bntten.
Sn ben Der. Stanten gibt
es IS perfdiebene Qlrten giden. bic
iinssfGbr gIeihmaBis atpif9en BEN
Often unh Weften berteilt finb. Die
ipsrtbolIftea arten finb bic WtiBs
ttdea i'm Often.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
LIST Day January 18th, 1914
JANUARY TERM, 1914.

LIST Day January 18th, 1914
j. State Of Missouri, VS.. Peter
Notwithstanding public road.
2. j. I'll. jackson, VS.. VIM
ISpringett Attachment.
8. State of Missouri, VS.. Mat
Farris-Parole.
4. State of Missouri, VS.. Louis
+Alderson-Parole.
5. Louisa Roethemeyer, VS.. Otto
observation-disclosures.
6. Jacob Strahsner, VS., Tonka-
wa Construction Co. ct. al.--Dam-
ages.
Z. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al. VS..
Martha Beesley, ct. ALTO de.
clare interest in real estate.
s. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al. VS..
Robert Fritsch--To declare in
terest in real estate.
8. Virginia G.. Farris, ct, al. VS..
Henrietta Drusch To declare
interest in real estate.
/. Virginia @. Farris, ct. al.
VS.. John Gawer-To declare in
terest in real estate.
IL. Virginia G. Farris ct. al.
VS.. Charles Zinn-To declare in
terest in real estate.
IL. Virginia G.. Farris, ct. al.
VS.. Joseph B. Lager-To declare
interest in real estate.
IS. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al.
VS.. w. S. Richardson-To declare
interest in real estate.
IA. Herman Koepke vs.. Gus
tav A. Borlisch-Ejectment.
Is. Ferd. Pasch VS.. Gustav A.
Borlisch-Ejectment.
16. II. E. Farris VS.. John Sou
on Justice OF the
Peace to return transcript.
End Day January 18th 1914.
RETURN DOCKET.
IL. Rosa Rogers VS.. Frank Rog-
ers- Divorce.
18. w. w. McCurdy vs.. w. p.
A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
.SoIaenoe gaare erbieIten Sci.

-GoIsenbe gaare erbieIte1 Set.
ratbsIiaeniet:
Carl Laepple, Kinsley, Kan. 25
Jessie Fleeman, Hermann, Mo "a
Otto Neeman, Hermann, Nc. &c
Alma Strecker, Hermann, Mo. 10
"a. L. Lockwood, Weston, Mo. 40
Julia A. Kuhn, Hermann Mo. %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

LIVERY THING that's want
- ed, every fabric and color
that's "good" now is here. You
are almost sure to find exactly
what you want if you tome
quick. The time has come to
clear our tables to make way for
the new spring garments soon to
arrive, hence this important re-
duction in prices for 10 days only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05

parade. But don't try this old moth-eatcn
fimfam. not down here. Honestly, II S gone
out of style along with gray stoveplpes and
hOopSkirtS.
~Aw. don't try to kid me, Son.
I'm not kidding, Jim: I'm in dead ear
nest. This bill of yours WOuldn scare two
cent stamp out Of the international Con-
solidatcd Power Company. Why. the presi-
dent Of the international Consolidated IS
chairman Of the Senate Conservation Com
mttcc. and that's the committee tins bill
would 60 10 in the senate.
Don't YOU suppose | know that, YOU big
boob? That's the point Of the whole thing.
"Yes; but, hang il, Jim, this Is Washing
ton. not Williamson; and this Is the Con-
grcss of the United States, not cheap
Legislature full Of cheap skates.
Don't try TO talk TO me, Bob. am
never learned the bull language, and don't
get YOU" sputtcrcd slippery jim. 81 was
boss Of my ward before YOU was big enough
TO suck your own stick of candy, and I've
forgot more than YOU ever knew. Chairman
Bronson Of the Conservation Committee o.
president Of the International Consolidated
now: but he amt likely % be president %
the company after next Thursday. Don YOU
know that Bronson S crowd has been almost
seesawed out of the |. c., and that Bronson
is on the slide;
~Whcn did that happcn:" demanded
Marston incrcdulously.
lust wait. and III get to that. What |
want to drill into your nut IS that Bronson
wants this bill-and so does the Old Man.
Read the bill again, he advised. Here's
copv-takc another look.
He thrust his hand into the pocket of his
coat drew out a sheet of folded paper, and
passed it to AIarston, who took il and read
it. It was very short. He read II again,
while Slade watched him with his little rat
eyes
Right to the point, amt it,
AIarston nodded.
1T appoints commission 10 get busy
and investigate the Waterpower grab ami
report TO Congress. The word, are manda-
tory. Am right, Well, then. who doc
that hit. Amt the international ConsoIi-
dated hogged 'em all, from Niagara 90 -hc
rainspout on Dan Haggerty's saloon, az
YOU got 10 DO is 10 Slip the bill IN. ami u
Slip YOU the bundle OF stuff, and somebody
gets a big scare -scc;'
81 see that, agreed Marston; "but wha,
| don't sec is why Bronson should want the
bill"
Simple business proposition on Bronson
part. "Bronson's crowd is being pushed O.
the wall in the |. {. by another crowd that
been slowly getting control Of a majority OF
the stock, by purchase and proxies. They
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SAID, ! m broke, ana can SldIlu IOI dIlOUllC.
touch, if that's what you mean. we PAID
all my assessments, haven't |! Well. then,
for the love Of Mike let fellow alone. The
game here is something fierce. I've had to
let my law practice go, and III give YOU my
word, in spite Of the sevcnty-iIve hundred
salary,-which looks pretty big TO the TEL
lows, | know,-paydays are as scarce as they
were when was searching records and
writing briefs ten years ago
"Chop it, interrupted Slippery jim. "It
amt coin-wcll, yes, it is too; but not that
way. | amt going to work no strong-arm
game on you. I'm here to put one over Tor
YOU. and fat one believe mel
"You may fire when you are ready, Ord
lev" answered Marston with a laugh. But
Ii fits about that waterpower bug that's been
eating YOU recently YOU may save your
breath to pump your tires with Hurry
along: its nearly twelve, and | must 60 IN
on the floor.
"The floor can wait snarled Slade, "and
50 can the ceiling and the walls too, tor all
care. But my monologue's a short one
| want that bill to go in today
what bill;'
"Quit stalling.'
"That watcrpower bill?'
"Maryeous! His brain is actually work
ing"
Il wrote YOU two weeks ago, jim, when
YOU first asked-well, ordered-me TO do It,
that il was impossible. | told you that it
didn't smell right. My mind IS made up
absolutely and positively won't do It, and
that goes as it lays. The answer | gave in
my letter is my answer now
'"Thats why Pm here Slippery jim set
tied himself back in the chair, and fixed
Marston with his little rat eyes, which
danced and sparllled like two Goals. Il
didn't like that letter 1t sounded queer.
SO stakcd myself to a trip to Washington
to do little gumshoe work
"You must have money to throw away.
| won't
$40 YOU know who's back Of this bill; ~
demanded Sade, biting off the end OF a
thick. black cigar, and thrusting the re-
maindcr into his mouth. The Old Man
the Old Man HIMSELF
Il half suspected it, replied Marston.
"Then YOU will do it-yOu amt serious:
| see Well, Bob, | amt going to hold out
nothing on you, on the level. III give you
the Old Man says to give you ten thou
sand. Still, | amt saying there mightn't
be more in it for YOU Call it fifteen thou
sand. The Old AIan'll stand for the extra
five, and I'll slip you the coin in cash my
self, five now, five when the bill goes in, and
five when thc-when the deals put through.
ITS not the money, Jim, Mlarston broke
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in; 80 let us drop the
whole subject. And, say,
what the game, anyhow?
| couldn't make much of
your letter, it was 50
vague 50 foxy
Say, YOU couldn't eX-
pect me to put it in a let
ter, could you? When do
you think | was born
this morning." Slippery
Jim, with many a groan
and grunt, eascd his portly
frame out Of the deep arm
chair, and made a cautious
journey to the window
and if there had been eggs
on the floor he wouldn't
have broken one of them.
He pulled down the fcayy
sash, tiptoed back to
where Alarston sat, watch
ing him through a frown
that all but closed his
eyes, and whispered some
thing into the Congress
mans ear that made Mar
stonstraightcn Thcnhe
laughed softly TO himself.
CONFOUND it, Jiml7
~ he smiled, as if some
thing humorous had oc-
CURED to him to temper
the anger that showed
in his flushed checks.
Don't YOU know that
they haven't been shaking
down the corporations in
Washington that way
since 1890? Ii you must
be a crook, Jim, and Of
course | know YOU must
Oh, now don't get excited:
we're all friends here, YOU
know. Think up some
thing new. This is the
age Of progress, jim, and
il you want to be crooked
and get by with it, you
must keep step with the
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Nearing a Record.

There was day-November %, 1873
swhen a smaller total OF shares was
|odone" on the stock Exchange than yes
terday, but there couldn't have been q
day when the trading was less interest
ing: not even that February IA. 1888. when
the low record for q fve-hour session OF
1910 shares was hung up. Yesterday I'VE
stocks-Steel, Reading. Chesapeake &
Ohio, Copper. and Missouri Paciiic-ac-
counted for more than half the total, and
changes OF point or more were regis
tered in only a half dozen issues, all OF
which might be called specialties. One
table Of prices showed absolutely no
change in the average price of twenty
railroads and a decline OF only 4-loo
Of a point IN twelve industrials. Even
Judge Gary's optimistic speech could 90
no more than raise Steel three-eighths OF
a point on the day. Nor were the crop
killers any more powerful, though the re-
ports sent IN from many quarters were
about the worst that have been received
so far
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pITTsBURGH STOCKS.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

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