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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29

ing beyond comparison. A split reel
comedy and two reels Of drama,
Fruits Of Vengeance" will follow
the feature. Nh
For Wednesday and Thursday, the
Edison story, IAN American Klng,;
opens the bill, with "The County Seat
War" featuring Miss Helen Homes
in q desperate attempt of county
seat moving from Elk City, In which
the militia are called, closing with
Fatty On tn Job" and LAUNDERING
in Sweden" comedies far above the
average.
For the weekend, "The Massacre. =
a two-part Biograph feature, Just re-
leased, showing the U. S. government
war with Indians. made the past
summer, under government supervi-
sion, will be the headliner with "The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
Anniversary
Baron Wi,Ioushby de Broke

Baron WilIou0hby de Broke
Baron Willoughby de Broke, who is
prominently in the public eye Just now
because of his activity in the Ulstur
cause, was born March %, 1869, and
succeeded to his title upon the death
of his father in 1902. He belongs to
one Of the oldest noble English fam
lilies. The family traces it's descent
from Sir Robert Willoughby, who
created Lord Willoughby de Broke by
King Henry VII for his services at
the battle OF B0sworth, which place
the Tudors on the throne of England.
The present Baron was educated at
Oxford. He was a member of Parlta.
ment for some years, and lis now an
officer in the Yeomanry of Warwick
shire.
Congratulations To:
Cardinal Gotti, one Of the most en-
inent members of the Sacred College,
80 years old today.
Gen. Thomas L. James. former
Postmaster General of the u s., 50
years old today.
john D. Works, United States SEN
ator from California, g. years old to-
day.
Elihu Thomson, celebrated electri,
cal inventor. 81 years old today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
oRPHEuM

Manage Bauer certainly scored a
| hit when he presented "The Wreck"
| last week, in the big three-reel fea.
ture, which packed the Main street
playhouse for every performance, and
brought expressions Of delight from
all who saw the film. It was surely
headliner and was secured at heavy
expense for the benefit of Orpheum
patrons.
The coming week will find the Gar
rison Sisters on the boards, with
high class novelty posing, being the
first act of this kind ever brought to
Bismarck. A shrinking human inter-
est story will be told by the pictures
in "The Open Door," by the Selig Co.
in two parts, with three comedies that
are sure to please every visitor.
Wednesday and Thursdays change
brings. Clifford and Ross, the comedy
pair and speed limit boys, who will
keep concentrated attention of the
audience while breaking the speed
records in their act, "a Tudor Prin-
cess" which takes us back to the
reign of Henry VIII. In q romance
of those days, and is acted by Mary
Fuller famous picture starin What
Happened to Mary") and Robert
Brewer Special attention has been
given to secure two good comedies,
which are included in this bill.
! Closing the week comes Chester and
Grace, clever singers and novelty
dancers, WHO carry fine reports from
the east; "A Shot in the Night one
of the most peculiar pictures you
have ever seen, will be shown on the
screen, and Is a guaranteed star fea.
ture film. With the present program
of picture features, together with
vaudeville, and the best of music,
! the public will have no regrets in Wis.,
iting the Orpheum any night tiis
week
GRAND.
Harold MacGrath's popular novel,
"The Adventures of Kathlyn," opens
the week at the Grand, in two reels,
being the second number of the Sc
ries which will appear every other
week on Mondays and Tuesdays for
rs weeks. Kathlyn is made the un-
willing Queen of the Throne of Alfalfa
but refuses to marry the villain, Um-
ballah, at the request of his council
of three. She is forced to two or
deals, the first as human bait for the
leopard trap; the second to meet a
horde of hungry lions in the amphi-
theater. How Kathlyn escapes these
horrible perils makes scenes thrill
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
Today 70 i in History

March 49,
1916 George Bryan Brummell Beau
Brummell') celebrated Eng
a. fish man of fashion, died in
France. Eorn in London in 1878
1S47-The American army under Gen.
Scott took possession of Vera
Cruz, Mexico.
1866 Gen. Winfield I. Scott, for
many years the commanding
general. of the U. S. army, died
at West Point, N. Y. Born near
Petersburg, Va, June %. 1856.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
Weather Conditions.

Somewhat unsettled weather condl
tions prevail throughout the Missouri
valley and the west generally and Will
continue during th3 next thirty.slx
hours. An area of low pressure Is
central ever the Pacific coast, while
higher pressure overlfes the north
The Indications are. for cloudy and
unsettled weather Sunday, colder east
and central portions with moderate
variable winds.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Official in charge
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29

Attic Above" heavy drama by Selig,
are widely known for their feature,
adventures of Kathlyn,' and an ir.
resistlble comedy, "The Beautiful
Leading Lady," lin one long scream
Of laughter, followed by "The Hero"
another side shaker, making another
great week at the Grand.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
Tho " leather
saturday,
North Dakota,
March g, 1914.
Weather Forecast.

0VVSUIKC-T .r-VICNNSSs I.E7INIt0
For Bismarck and Vicinity--Cl0
and probably unsettled Sunday; cold
err, moderate variable winds.
For North Dakota-Cl Cloudy and pro-
badly unsettled Sunday; colder east
and central portions; moderate vari-
able winds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
! ol(''.:
Medicine

That originated In I famous dec.
tors successful prsscription. thu :
10 made from the pursst and be-
ingredients, that has . record -
relief and benefit believed to r.
,nsquaIlsd the world ovsr-suet
= HOODS sARsApkRitLA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
CAVALRY N SUFFRAGE MARCH

Washington Workers Hope to Make
Parade Of May 9 Greatest Of Al.
Washington, March 2S.-Prepara.
tions for the suffrage demonstration
here on May are progressing rap.
idly. Suffragist leaders are redou.
bling their efforts to have it surpass
anything ever held before.
Announcement has been made of
the creation of new divisions for the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29

ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Official in charge
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29

1S67-Act passed for the union Of
Canada, Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick under the name Of
the Dominion Of Canada.
1871-Royal Albert Hall Of Arts and
Sciences opened by Queen Vic
al 2tOria. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29

Opie Read will be an attraction of
the Glen Ullin Chautaqua
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

8AstS54# %N2ABsRa n aSE ffS6a4
aisbenbopn, er opo, 81. Gan bar
SIN of 9nrer aragb i @gpem.
aipbmono 6. 6illinaiM1 gel
ii1rgsr, Is. SON Dor tioligere gor-
moro for @onoelsforeningen.
g.. s.. g. @rimotpiey aapel-
laI1, Nastor Spraenicn fra @isbp-
9eltbcrg, or 6go, -.
Obb. Sognefogeb SONS 81
re111en I 9rpnol1m. @eboerne ifpn-
teoe Ell Selbfrans til 8aare,n.
Serge,,t @1nfi pcs 25 Bot.
CT ogo / Nnitpeo otter gloofpr-
gitti,ilg beo Misunderstanding.
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0fr,tr.

Sorsmeiter % Gasfbrer. Gu
la1tg % inopiflet Nroces mellem
8oran1cltrr 8locb % Sagferer Nln=
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en- mn Sale. timber Ell Gi6t1efersel
bopoe 8orgme1teren imoremmet, at
ban bnD6e be.penm fig til Direftg=
rem poo @ran6 @otel pg fanet Mo=
gaa1ge1 til @otellct lparret for soe-
fsrere11. Hn bur Sagfpreren on
lagt sag moo @orgmeiteren fpr
bette, % peb ell 5orligsprgpe for
ST. anoerien, III. rTpns
Genifreh.~ at 8orgmelteren full
be betnle en- @eoc poo 1000 &r., og
at ban if,1loe forpligte fig. til, bpis
ban lellere Mep operbepiit ON en-
l1g11enoc M6fRrb operfor cit eIler
a1aoeu @orger i 8pe,t, So ltrnfs al
frntrroe lit g11beoe. Borgmeltere,n
billie life goa IND berpao, % CO
gen gaar ,ll1 fin Gong.
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r&osfiibc &ibe11oe" lpIer bi:
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tifenoe til Rosfiloe meb @eitbanet1.
Sc ifa11oe til 9olInno biltnof, % ro
forn &c 50 al Goeet.
giite11oe ffal life gaa paa Bone.
gnnroe, bet er life rigtig @teoet fol
ben rette &jRrligbeo, % set por 50
ogfoo rrr goaet galt bar.
Sun faa nentlig poo bam, at .banr
or1itreoe lin SiM i be1uoes ul,o.
grl1noelige pine, Ser Dor bauoleie
n%enoelige f!om falpe ainrIiqbe-
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E1mxhxum.

~ 4rifiner tn 100000 81. ~
Foo ct Mebe i neutrality-suspicious.
55Iaifefalg ohfpftes Set, at Griffin.
utoeriegelien i aj~ebenbopn i Sc
Di,ikh !. 8 :Malnr bar n~nperiegt $780, O3
GOi1, ifffriner oalle Baloe. 8lanot
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10
5unath.

@n ireoelig 9%anbsbp.. S SOU peo
Soils bor ser .ifelgc vAalb. Nn1ts=
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FOR opertrnnbt 2oncn.l
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oct gprige &erionole or ser enom,
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Soban sfiOlobores sfes. rSps
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ut StRg al, og Digteren bar ito
ret:
3porfor, bporfor ia, ifal
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mo Observation-Disclosures Dpboer,
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llogt 4aob on at forn1ne is effter.
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Binding l,beu @eab nln 11ogeniinobe.
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&c g%fsf1lriioner, bar Gperferclieal
al &anien-@ inni,lg m,ogaaet ben
figbenbopnffe Nresies 9pmnrfiom=
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1lear no 1leo 9aalloe1l, ian io%ritiel,
ligt "a, Soft ppla,lle Oh, Sen Jam.
ME Ia,ihang! 1%orreitelr Ct set is l,,r=
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0en1w Splpsning.
Cen 12te 'Morts 1908 for1 2al,o=
trrgslpo CIR. 1O,495 / Trlr 9iit5=
befts &plleftipn / Mosfiloe 1to meo
oen lterlte @euinlt, 10000 Ser.
&pcm Ser par oen lpffelige, pi6ite
finn ga>llfe foo, 90 &c iagoe i>rtct.
Set bar imiolertio ioraruupntc
Sons Sic Heteriel1s @l,1trn pno
M.eerslep Marf. @ull barbe / al
&emn1eligbeb lpillet / S%olrosbutgs=
lotteriet, og mi piol te bum life,
bpprom blnn ifulCe iortrlle i'm
Mano oen go0s Npbco. @on pa1
life ltprf, og BUM irpgtcbe> at 0el1
puGleltgc @luSe lfl1lce lf:1De buln.
Soa Dan set on Nlftel1eu, Sc lao
l. Scn9cl1, pg @ollu1 lcaoe aal1ife
title % fprligtig:
GScg 3nr lpillet / 2%larobr1gs=
lptterict.
6ur ot nltl1oet noget?
ga, set tor jeg ia.
@por 1l1eget?
@jut!
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Sec, set CT fpr fist.
!Sar 0u 81 Mtnoet mere?
Sa, on l1loc ..bpierc op.
= 10000?
@piere!
Saaoan blep sc pco, til SC TO-
600 Sir. TOR noaet.
Sans Die @eterie1r fje6tc oeref.
ter vGpefiargooro ior 73,5oo
ar. og mi, 6 slur ejter, lolet Den
}til Ell bie1npe,pM@ 9kllerifaner for
IS7O00 Qrn,1er e n. 1s;'s 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

600 Sir. Tor nanet.
Sans Ole. Neterieu fiebte oeref-
ter yGpefjareooro" ior 73,5oo
.ar. % I'M, 6 slar eiter, iolat BEN
til Ell bjembe1uM Mllerifaner for
$4,000 @rpl1er. Ess
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

mts $ AZ tiger sfjoloborg %
llear 10 mco Saalloen, ioa fo~ritiel.
ltot ta, Soft pslnn1c ora ben Jam,
ME Inng! 5orreiten e set 10 I'M
oerltat, at man iffe fan taee lit
|sfap at eller Iaone % Ere l,oe1pl
at bet bcr / Satoet ital orsftes %
'loas op til eli Snrtale / 8laoe-
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-05-29
CHAUFFEUR WEEDS EMPLOYER
Wealthy Widow of New York, SO Is
Bride of Man Is.

NEW LONDON, CONN. = Pc
quot Colony residents have learned
that Mrs. Pauline Starr had been mar
ried to her chauffeur, Oscar Green
valid. The bride is SO and the groom
%. Mrs. Starr has ben considered one
of the wealthiest women in the Pc
quot section. She was the widow of
Daniel E. Starr of New York. Her
possessions include the site of the old
Gilsey House at Twenty-ninth strest
and Broadway.
Mr.. Greenwald has been in Mrs.
STAIRS employ for several years. He
was the gardener until this year, when
Mrs Starr purchased touring car
and Greenwald became its driver. He
devoted much Of his spare time to a
small tailor-shop and restaurant in
Main street. Formerly he was a sol
der.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-05-29
POPE NAMES 10 CARDINALS
United States Represented at Conss-
tory by Four Cardinals.

ROME. Thirteen cardinals
were named by Pope Pits X. This
was the first time in history that the
United States was reprcsente! at a
ctrsistory by four cardinals namely.
Gibbons, O'Connell, Farley and Fail
COMO. Cardinal DiomeGe Falconio,
formerly apostolic delegate to the
United States, was create cardinal
archbishop.
Cardinal Deacon F. Della Volpe was
appointed camerlingo. The carr r!:ng1,
is the pope's chamberlain and in the
event of the pontiff's death lie serves
as the nominal head of the Roman
Catholic church until another pope is
elected. The first of the 3w cardinals
to be notified was the Most Rev. Louis
Nazaire Begin, archbishop of Quebec.
Next in order were Mgr Giasola
Mendez, archbishop OF Toledo, Spain;
Mg1 Caecnoch, archbishop of ST Ri
gonia, and Mgr. Piffi, ar 3nbishop Of
Vienna.