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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
BilEetes ~carrancistas
faIsificados.

La po!ic.a de esta ciuda6 ha re-
ccgido dos mil pesos de billetes
carrancistas falsifcados, captu
rardo q i persona que los anda-
ha circuland0.
Los biIletes est&n impresos, j
alnque no estan muy bi6n he
chos, son una bucna imitaci6n &c
los emitidos por don Fenusoiano,
en- Abril uItimo. r1lc#do era reyo-
lucionario.
La persona portadora de esos
biiietes, hace dias Iogr6 vender
mil pesos q IN cONocido conner
ciarte maXicano De esta plaza ror
Ia suna de ciento Doyenta pesos
orc. y cQando Tue 4 proponerIe
.otros nil pesos, fu6 aprehendido
por Ia poljcia.
Ell circulador de esa moneda
MEGA que 6l la haya fabricado,
diciendo que Ia compr6 a otra per-
soma que esta fuera &c esta ciu
dad, J al que busca IL policia con
TODD empeho, creyento que 40 ha
salido de San Antonio.
Ell aprehendido fu6 Ilevado an
ta Ell Juez Fisk, acusado de esta-
ia mayor de cincuenta pesos, y
sin mas tran ties otOrg6 una fan,
"a de quin sntos pesos para que
dar libre.
Sc cree que mientra5 que ell Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos no
reconozca al de Carranza, no Sc
podr& juzgar en- los tribunales los
casos de Justification de 81 none
da: pero a los quejosos les queda
siempre ell recursO de acusar de
fraude a los que venden tai mo-
media.
va 10 saben nuestros lectores;
hay que tener mucho cuidado cen
los billetes constitucionalistas, de
los que sabemos hay muchos fall
sifcados, Y es muy dificil distin-
guirlos de los que sen buenoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
Sc ~impondra la pena de
n2uerte a los falsifica-
dores.

En- los semi-barbaros tiempos
de la edad media Sc cortaba una
mano a los falsiicadores de mo.
media acunada, y ahora en- pleno
siglo AX, sera castigado con la
pena de muerte ell que resulte cul-
pabIe de falSifcar ell papel villista.
Esto ha obligado al Mayor c. E.
Kelly de FL Paso, Texas, a hacer
publica una eXcitativa a los pase-
nos contra la Justification de di.
chos billetes, IIamando!es la aten-
ci6n sobre el hecho de que sesen-
ia y tres americanos han sido
~arrestados en- Ciudad Juarez, acu-
sados de estar pasando billetes
falsifcados al lado mexicano.
FL Mayor de referencia dijo a
sus gobernados que hasta eli do
mingo Ultimo habia conseguido
que fuera puesto en- libertad J. O.
Rob, cue estaba preso en- Ciudad
Juarez por csc delito y expuesto
q que cayese sobre el ell peso de
la ley villista, que 10 senalaba CO.
una yictima de la nueva ley
que va esta en- vigor.
Por varias semanas, Ciudad
Juarez Y e. Paso han estado inun
de billetes falsifcados, v
villistas para poner fin a esa
inundaci6n, han acordado impo-
ner la pena de muerte a los falsi-
icadores.
Ell senior generalisimo y sus su-
Dordinados no Sc andan Dor las
camas; van derecho al bulto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
Declaracionea de Villa.

En- Monterrey Sc ha dado una
ampIia publicidad 4 las declara-
clones que hizorecientemente Vi
LA en- Chihuahua, Y que son del
tenor siguiente:
"PersonaImcnte no tengo MIN
gun resen,imiento con Carranza
en- este asunto. Este pals no de-
be de caer Otra vez en- las garras
de IN Gobierno nilitar. Los eJer-
citos segun ~nuestra Constitution
son secunGarios respecto al Go
bierno cons;ituido, y ahora es va
tempo de que el pals tenga ell 60
bierno del pueblo por el pueblo,
y que no sea gobernado como an
tespor una camarilla militar, que
no persigue mas ohjeto que 81
personal bienestar y no la fetci-
dad de las masas populaces.
"Deseo la ayuda moral del pue-
bio americana, en- esta lucha po-
Utica en- que ahora estoy emDe-
NadO.
"Deseo que mi pals, en- vista de
sus pasados sufrimientos con los
dictadores miljtares, no desapro-
yechara esJa OCCASION para inau-
gurar su gobierno con autorida-
des civiles."
Villa, no cbstante sU rudeZa,
no carece de ideas, que a ser sin
ceras como dicen sus admiradO
res, denotan en- {! una virtud que
opaca todos sus defectOs reales 0
supuestcs: Ell amor a 81 pals y d
su r&za; aunque hay Quien Olga
que habit por boca de ganso y Sc
mueyc per ageno5 impulses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
NOtines en- Ia Ciudad.."...
Vieae de Ia pGGind I.

los Observation-Disclosures, enQue re-
suItaron algunas personals muer-
t2s.
FL nuevo G0biernO Sc estaba
preparando para d~esbandar TO-
Ga la pclicia organizar una nue.
va, compuesta de constitutional
listas. Varias miembros de Ia
g~uarnici6n fueron arrestadOs a
raiZ del motin, y aUn continual
ban detanidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
Empiezan nuevos tras.
n Ell la Laguna.

Algunos pssajercs cue proce-
denies de Torre6n IIegaron a Fl
Paso, Texas, ell domingo, dijeron
que en- el Distrito de Ia Laguna Sc
estaban iniciando nuevos distur-
bios.
Ademas de Ia revuelta de los
hermanos Arrieta, que siguen CO
mo amos > senores en- Ia ciudad
de Durango, pequenas bandas de
alzados han empezado a operar
en- otros lugares, y toda la parte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
UN REMEDIo MUY hGRADAsLE PA.
RA RESTAURAR PRoNTo Ell vIGoR
In interesalte iibrO COMMISSIONERS Secretas"
:ninbien Sc regal. . todos los que 10 pldan.

iSe Siente I'd nervioso oGUe sus fuer-
a Sc agotan? iNota I'd. que su vigor
sexual Sc ACADIA, que la memorial lie IA
LA, 0 que Su sueno eS interrumpido por
.pesadillas con perGidas del fluido vital:
lie duele a I'd. la cintura o la cabeza. Sc
siente I'd. gastado, sin amino nj vigor,
deUlCo g abuses o eXcesos dc la juven-
tud? IVA I'd. perdiendo la esperanto
de %recuperar su antique espiritu para
poder gozar otta veZ de les placeres de
Ia vida? En- este case escribanos hoy sin
falta, pues es tiempo que I'd. obtenga
que lie restaure Ia salad Y ell vigor. A
TOGO hombre que nos escrlba solici ando-
10, lie enviamos enteramente gratis una
muestra de nuestro gran tratamiento
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ira lie enviamos tanbi6n sin ningIn costo
u obligation para I'd, TN ejemplar del
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SECRETAS." Esta Obrita cue es codiciada
por todo hombre debil explica clara
distintamente la Influenza de los ner-
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ia enteramente gratis, junto o la
muestra, TODD bien empacado franco
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dcscribiendo, Ell su propio l~enguaie. ell
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Depto. 81 1850. Fifth Ave Chicago, III.
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iaiCiase en- hi0RteTreY.....
TjcHc dc Ia pdg. /.

sus promesas, convocando q una
conferencia a los jefes militares,
para que e~scojan IN Presidente
civil, evitando asi Ia tormenta que
lie amenaza."
La vista de Obreg6n a Villa
y su viaje a Sonora, Sc cree
que compongan los negocios de
csc Estado, pero es muy difici.
que ia controversial sea pacitica-
mente arreglada. a menos que Sc
le permita a Ia facCi6n ViIIlsta
permanecer q la cabeza del Go
bierno de esa revuelta entidad
politica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03

Con este r-evo 5escubE!mlento .pueGese
presc.nG!r &c las .CCJEsendacioneS de diets
Ee1eTaiIeEte p~rcscripc25 , &c TODD 10 que
GI--;c &c Ia vida regular &C los HeXocios.
saga COMO dc CO5:GEo-e, y coma cC-Eto
ste : aDetezco. A5enaS e. IN inofenSlFo
remeu.o Easl e. sI5tema mas delicac0, pueS
20 C~oa;."cG a~ca.tcs. c=.uis!Cnes, nj alcchCl.
E solo va Pas..i,a concentrate que Qlece
to1s1rse S-l que made 81 ertere. SLS mas
p-5G--nCS amigos no Tcccs!tan sabeT 10 cue
Va, to-2a EaE:a Que C-eGc- asomeracos de
sIS acci2l.oS en- peso Y hcTnnosura.
"a eIcesiva dc.gsLeZ, es tan mortihcanye
como G! c%cCso dc ca-ns. Los hombres del
Eados ;-op.az2a con g-ardcS ciaculIades e.
:! can!ao Gel Gvito, y 81 tuTleTan dineT9
"nLE-a GT@rGHls-Ln ricos." Las @uterei
hues1S2s. -1-2 ve- SCI pOrIiares = auc1Ie
V!s;2H eiFEaG.awentc. los ricos adoTEoS no
pGedea cls.Esu.lr Il cortor1O de! -oSt-o y 10
pF0-nlEfHtr De los hucsOs. TCE.e sin ptrdi-
ca dc ue1-Fc SaESol y abaa6one va q campo
&c les T200S. Z.yfcno5 - CuQtc hoy E2!Er2o
: escrto2-oa con CIariGsd gu no12STe y d.
r-ccI5H co-g'etz, diriEierao - casia Z The
Sa-Eol Coly-lk Herald Bldg. E!TSaaT3tcn. ".
Y. L. {. A.. ' &C ror1!ti-eUos lnTueci5'Guelte
Una GAIA &c SS--oi po- Ea!or DC $3.50.
clnGois 1de-lSs completa Information del
porCue de su te'E1de=, = &C como nCe5tro
remedio nH~tGral-lcn-e le aa2tira Ia caTEe de
cue 81 pres"a-e csclsea. No hay Pues ne
Css.daG Dc aCEt 81 aGC.G1tC en- seEutr hUssO-
So, en1utc. { accomplishments des2rro!!ado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
Villa es TN politico sincere.

Villa, -dijo una de los hon.
bres cue estan intimamente iden-
tifcados con ell m~ovimiento cons
MISUNDERSTANDING ha pensado re-
nunciar a sus derechOs como co.
mandante miIitar del Norte. Aun-
que aparentemente ha cOnserva-
do esa posiCi6n ahora, baJo Ia
autOridad de Carranza, Ell actual
Presidente provisional Sabe per-
fectamente que es IN poder supe-
rior al suyo, Y que tiene a su es-
uno de los mas bien eQui-
y disciplinados ejercitos
que Sc han movilizado en- la Re-
p1blica.
Villa ha sido sincere en- su
afrmaci6n de que no aceptaria Ia
PreSIdencla de Mexico, e lgual-
mente 10 es al manifestar que
NADIA 10 sati8fara, sino la elimina-
ci6n de IN G0bierno m;litar y Ia
organization de IN civil.
"El torbellino revolucionario
continuara en- Mexico, pues Ia paz
solamente sera un hecho cuando
Ell pueblo obtenga los fines a que
Sc ha propuesto Y por los cuales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
Mas bill9tes 0 wales.

Para ajiviar Ia situaci6n en- que
Sc encuentran los negoclos en- ge-
neral por Ia falJa de cambio, e.
nuevo Gobierno emitird cinco mi,
Homes de pesos en- papel, de Pc
uuenas denominaciones 0 valoreS.
: La plata Sc ha evaporado de
Mexico yahora TODD su comerc:o
Sc hace con papeies ''huertistas''
"carrancistas, CONSTRUCTORS
listas" ''viIlistas' etc. ct.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03

ha derramadO su s2ngre, y no Sc
c0nformara con ref0rmas a me-
dias."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03

IA CCi- po- vaIo- > 51.@c =. a., -es.,aG1
G C--a,Js L. yJ.icl.cE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03
RENTAN

u II ~ CuAI lVS CUII 0
sin asistencia a famiiias meXica-
mas o personals sofas. Sra. Serna.
-624 n. Flores st. Tel6for D.
Crockett 6506.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-03

Zapata sigue siendo ell signo
cue encabaza este parrafo, una
inc6gnita que no Sc ha resuelto,
no obstante que Sc ha asegurado
muchas veces que al fin Sc habla
puesto de acuerdo con los cons
titucionalist8s.
EI jneves dlLimo sali6 de NJ
xico una comisi6n encabeZada
por Juan CabraI, dirijitndose a
I~autepec, donde va a conteren-
ciar con Emiliano Xapata, y ARE
glar les terminus en- que debe rem
dirse.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26

The following strange missive was
received today at the Office of Gov
lernor Hanna. 1t was in a plain en-.
velope addressed simply "The Cover.
nor It was mailed from Malvern,
The postmark is dim, but there. is
a Malvern in Saskatchewan, and pre-
simably the letter came from there
The letter needs no comment, and
readers may draw their own conclu,
sions about It.
10 The PuBLJc:
There 4, and has been for a long
time, q. deyastting blight on the world
from telepathic thought by wireless
currents. ~ Y sa 81. .s, Il y. 5.s}s
The use has been secretive and
has resulted In filling insane asylpms
and causing white slavery. Spiritu'
afisIh Is also one Of its products.
Physical sensations are carried as
we'll as mental ones, for the mind Is
the index Of the body. Conversation
is simple, ,Sas the vibration of thought
In the form Of words Is eas 'ly detect.
ed by anyone. X.
Y The public is earnestly requested
to use their influences In controlling
all wireless equipment and have
careful experiments made in regard
to telepathic thought.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
|V!||||AI.l||||||||||l|||N| !! | ! Boy
||D|ROI|||I|||l|||||)E|:'D| ! | | ] N !
h||E||''|l|||' | | ! RIVER | | / !
HIGHT 81 : Old JOE HECK.
= V1c \ s. OF SAD
ACCIDENT.
SMALL bll|l|l'll' | | ! 'lEl ! IS A hero
Little John soker Nearly Los,
His' Own 50 - Attempting
% Rsssue Joe.


Joe Hecker. the eightyear.old son
OF Mr.. and Mr., Geo. Hecker, Of Man.
dan was drownsd il the Heart River
1t 4 O'Clock yeitsfGay afternoon. His
younger 'brother John, aged Z years,
nearly lost his avn life in a brave
attempt to resc,, Joe. Men working
in the vicinity heard the cries Of
others or the INK, and got both
boys out Of Tho water at once, but
too late to save Joe's life. #
with Group Of Boys
Joe and John Nere with a group
of about q d0lsn boys who were
swimming In the Iiyer, near the rail
road dam, southM the round-house,
The water Is deer In places and Joe,
who could not swim waded out too
far, going over hl1 head. His little
brother, witha h9rpism worthy Of a
much older person, went after him,
and in a moments was struggling with
him In the deep water.
CaliedsEo Help.
The boys In thu water and on the
bank called for help, and men who
were near heard them, and rushed
at once to theif assistance. They
pulled the boys from the water, and
a doctor was Immediately sent for
but, though every effort was made
to resuscitate Joe, he could not be
revived. John finally recovered cons
sciousness, AMI VIII probably suffer
no Ill effects from the experience.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
.loAsIS GOVERNOR
Of PHILIPPINES
Representative Miller Wants Dis-
missal Of Army Veterans
Investigated.

Washington, D. G., July 2o.-Inyes.
tigation of the dismissal Of the
Spanish war veterans from the civil
service in the Philippine Islands is
proposed in . resolution BY Repre-.
sentative Miller, Minnesota. which
he made the vehicle Of an attack on
Governor General Harrison. He said.
From the first day Of his arrival in
the Islands, Governor Harrison ruth
tlessly violated the civil service rules
and applied the principles Of Tam
many and conditions There at this
moment assume the proportions Of
. national disgrace" 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
NTS AS
C0uRT READS
Love l. { R
NINE. CAILLAUX CoLLAPsEs
IN PRISONERS S BOX DUR
ING ORDEAL.
JUDGE 70 Fight / DUEL !
Two q the Magistrates Have .
4, Quarrel and Issue .
Challenge.
JUDGE 70 FIGHT DUEL

n Paris, July 255. fadame Henriette
Caillaux, whose trial for the killing OF
CASTOR, Calmette provided many
thrills for Paris. tainted while, her
husbands love letters, written to her
before his divorce from Madame
Gueydan were read in court today.
Receivers After An Hour.
She recovered after an hour, al.
though in the dark the remainder OF
the sitting, she seemed scarcely con.
scious Of what was going on. The
evidence, after the love letters, wan.
dered off into a discussion by sur.
geons regarding whether Calmette
could have been saved by an imned.
late operation.
judges Quarrelinp.
IA remarkable feature Of the pro-
ceeding was q quarrel which has
arisen between presiding Judge Of
the court, Louis Albanel and Judge
Louis Dagoury, one of the three
other judges sitting on the bench
with MIN as a result of which chal'
lenge to duel has been sent by Judge
.Albanel to his colleague. Prepara-
tions for the duel, however are sus-
pended until decision Of the min
lister of justice has been rendered re.
garding whether they may fight.
The two Judges sat side by side to-
day without speaking TO each other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
Commemorate Anniversary Of
Great Battle Of killdeer
Celebration viii Be Held at Oakdale on July q IN Memory
Of Fierce Struggle Of Dead Mans Gulch"

4. Dead Mans Gulch,' where Sully's
army fought the great Kildeer battle
fifty years ago. will commemorate
the anniversary Tuesday. July q. by
one Of the most peaceful demonstra-
tons known to the Bad Lands
basket picnic. s63 NJ
oakdals otIicIai site.
Oakdale, forty-five miles from
Dickinson where the famous battle
took place is the official site Of the
celebration. There will be races and
baseball games over those grounds,
where fifty years ago in point Of the
number Of participants. the. greatest
battle between the Indian and white
man was fought.
4 suiIy Interested.
Minnesota is interested In this cell
ebratiOn as many q Sully man re.
sides within her borders and the
state has appropriated funds to have
this battle commemorated on can,
Ivass to bc hung with the other works
Of art In the new capital. gs
Many Sully man a. he sits IN his
little Minnesota home or Is shout his
business or where one OF two who
took part IN that charge against the
Indians will be dreaming this week
ot Dead Mans Gulch and the memor-
able charge. interviewer with their
1musings will be the mystery Of the
broad prairie and the subdued grand.
eur Of the Bad Lands.
Rattle Ju1v a 1884,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
DARK War CLOUDS ARE
H0YER|NG over EUROPE
PdUn T1ii11kets
To Aid Cause
Of Suffrage

Chicago, July 25.A novel ap-
peal to the women of the nation
to give up their gold and silver
trinkets to the cause Of equal suf-
frage was issued today by cam
paign committee Of the National
American Women's Suffrage asso-
citation. An appeal was sept out
from headquarters here, telling Of
the need of funds to carry on an
effective campaign for suffrage in
Ohio, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada
the Dakotas and Montana.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26

sTS Chicago, July 3. AFTER announc-
ing that mediation had failed to bring
the reprss rsssntatives OF 9s western rail
roads and their engine crews to any:
nearer settlement, the federal com
,missioners tonight sought adjustment
along new lines, but with small hope
Of success. Just what the latest sug-
sgestion Of the government mediators
will be none could say.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
ATTITUDE. !. !.
OF RUSSIA
IS FEARED !: | .|R|i| | !. |D||:|
ALL EUROPE FEARS pREc1p-
ITAT1oN OF A BLOODY
STRIFE.
BERLIN NOS IS FRANTIC
Crowds Gather Before Cxar's En-.
bassy and Give Derisive
Cheers.
BERLIN NOS IS FRANTIC

London, July 25.-The darkest war
cloud which :ias appeared on the
European narlzon since Germany
sent warships TO Agadir in 1911, has
arisen within forty-eight hours. The
.Servian government refused to com.
ply with Austria's humiliating de.
mands for expiation Of the Sarayevo
murders, for which Austria holds
Anti-Austrian conspiracies in Servia
responsible and for guarantees OF
future good behavior.
Relations Severed.
Diplomatic relations were severed
between Austria Hungary and Servia
after the Servian premier handed his
m0narch's reply 20 the Austrian
minister at Belgrade. The contents
OF the note were not revealed, but
the Seryian legation In London un
derstands It accepted s0nle OF Aus
tria's conditions and rejected others
Apparently Austria resolved to have
q whole loaf or nothing. 4.
Will Russia intervene.
The vital question to Europe Il
whether Russia will come to the res.
cue Of her little slave brother, in
volving other. powers and making
the war dread struggle Of Slay
against Teut0n for European supre
macy. 853 4
. Struggle for Supremacy.
Reports from st. Petersburg said
the Russian army in mObilizing but
Russia modified several corps when
Austria annexed Bosnia. That time
the German Emperor, stepping to the
side Of his ally put a quietrs on Rus.
sia's Intervention. Austria and Ser
via are both mobilizing but are sill
ent. All dispatches regarding mill
tary preparations indicated clearly
an iron clad censorship has been es
tablished In both countries. Ser
vians decided not to attempt to de-
fend Belgrade and the garrison al.
ready has withdrawn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26

For days he would travel across
country drawing little hand cart,
and the Indians dubbed him The
MANY Who Draws-thel Hand Cart
3 About the time Of the Killdeer
Battle, Northrup asked one Of his
friends: IF am killed In battle,
you write my obituary, will your
b Horation Austin was the other
whit man killed. Through the ef-
forts Of II. C.. Fish, curator OF the
North Dakota Historical 4 society,
headSt0nes were secured last fall
from the. government to mark the
graves OF tN0rthrop and Austin. They
we're buried on the Diamond G ranch,
now owned by w. L. Richards.
Collecting Data. sss s
Mr.. Fish has been gathering data
about the battle for months end q 10.
cal committee consisting Of A. b.
Curry and M Cuskelly Of Oakdale
and w. Ii Richards have been pre-
pairing for the anniversary. 4
Judge Bruce Of the supreme court
probably will speak and other public
men Of the state will participate In
the celebration. S s
Gen. Suliy's Forco.
General Alfred Sully's force, mum.
bered 1900 men and included In his
command were four companies OF
Brackets Minnesota battalion, ten
companies OF the Eighth Minnesota
Infantry under Lieutenant Colonel
Rogers and SIX companies Of the Sec
ond Minnesota under Col. McIaren
and two sections Of the Third Mime
sofa battery. s.s @ A
The Indians. @ I'll
Opposed to General Sully we're
5000 Indians but their primitive
CONTINUED On PAGE tWo.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-26
CANADIANS DEFEATED |
Tennis Cracks From Australasia
Make Clean Sweep.

Lake Forest, ILL.,, July 25.Austra-
lasia made it a clean sweep over
Canada in the Davis cup series to-
day. In the final matches Norman
Brookes defeated r. B. Powell 60:
81; 6-3 and Anthony Wilding won
from B. P. Schwengers, rs; 6-3; GIL.
As in the singles Thursday, when
Brooks beat Schwengers, Wilding de-
feated Powell The Canadians were
outclassed and in none Of the five
matches won q set
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ARMSTRONG / CHAMPION
Northwestern Tennis Champion
Dsfsats stellwagen in .
Good Match.

Minneapolis, Minn.. July 25.Joe
Armstrong, st. Paul, successfully de,
Tended his title to the Northwestern
champio pionship n, the final days play
|of Northwestern Tennis tournament.
He defeated seiforde stellwagen, e-s.
IS. 1-e. 7S, In one Of the best match
les of the tournament.
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no z23 ~; z:W IA; =
II Crest Expoeltton.


a Great Expesition.
The fair cloSed tonight, after one
of thetgreatest expositions ever given
In the state. The management an
nonnced that, despite the large pre-
miums and purses hung up, the imam
scial success OF the show was assured.
The attendance today was lighter
than the big days, hut large for Sat.
urday. and the presence Of the tray.
cling men assisted ID making It Z
success. e
The exhibits III remained in posi-
tion until 8 o'clock, and the specta,
tors really saw the fair ct It's best
this afternoon. The management n
greatly elated over the success Of the
show and the visitors were sunanim.
ous in expressions Of appreciation
and approval 81 the show. Many Of
the live. stock exhibits leave tomor-
row to the county, fair at Grand
Forks, next week. Practically all the
race horses, also, will be at Grand
Forks and n 4. Reeve OF Beach, who
started ct Crookston Inst week and
here this week, VIII also o1iciate at
Grand Forks.
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obstetrics
VAR HUNGRY !
Parade Streets Of Belfast Armed
and Dragging Cannon.

Belfast, July q. The parade Of
two full regiments Of Ulster volun-
teers, numbering several thousand
men, was held tonight. All men car
ried rifles and their equipment includ-
ed several machine guns, which were
strongly guarded as the marcherS
traversed the principal streets.
Their demonstration was the bold
est exhibition Of Orange strength yet
attempted and aroused great enthusi-
asm. B Il III
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FILLED WITH TUMULTUoUs
CROWDS.

Berlin, July 25. Berlin was filled
tonight with tumultuous crowds
cheering the expected outbreak over
the Austro-S -Servian hostilities. I'm
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