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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

0iplonotiiden Observation-Disclosures
in neutrolen 9dnOern nit 9epeis-
material Derie6en porOen iinO, Inn
Die inn 9luslauoe gegen oic 9Irt Der
Oeutiden ariegsiiibrung crbo6enen
9ejihtigngcn 5u miocrlegcn
Q 1iloerung eines 9lugen-
3eugen.
Syn5lpii6en lit Elm 9rief zines Oeit-
i6en 0ffijiers, ser iib pdbreno Der
Gr6eblng Ser Gioil6eoolferung So'
mems in ser belgiiben StoOt befanO,
per0ffcntli1t moroen. Geriel6e lou-
tet i'm 9lils3ug pie folgt.
PIN %. 9luguit INN 8 llbr gl6enoS
fomeu mir per Giienba6n aus 2iittib
bier an. @6e Der 3ua gum Stiaite-
ben fam, proiielten 9iigeln mlf i'm,
oie, ais mir ausitiegcn moiienpeiie
ourd oie 2uft pfiffen Sic 9iirger-
idoft BON Sowen Die iib 6is6cr reht
ltiq Derbolten uno unieren Erlppen
gegenii6er ein frernoli6es 9ene6men
al ben Gag gelegt 6otte, fing plob-
li6 an, ouf uniere SolOotcn imo
TranSportc, Die @ropiont mo Niu-
nition eutbielten 81 ihieBen.
Sic 6iiiiloOe be9onn in ser gan.
sen Staot ouf einmoL ols o6 ein
9eiebl ert6eilt worOeu mare. Sin
Sous in ser @ouptitroBe, Oos etpas
borgebout mar mar berborrifoOirt
morOen itno aus einem 6euitcr llgte
Scr 2ouf cities WloihincngemebrS.
llnier Corps lmo Der in Der StoOt
cinauarticrte Gipiiionsitob befonoen
iih in elmer gef66rlihen Gage g9ir
go6en 5uerit einige SolOen ouf Oie
SGllier ob, morouf es rubi9 nur0e
Sd mar ser Grlte, Der ben 8eiebl err
bielt 5pei Sduier 81 ourdmden
oQe NlGuner, Die i1 in i6ner.outref4
fen miiroc, ieibinebmen unb olle
gSoffen 81 beihingnobmen @efolgt
bon So SolOoten madtc ih mid ouf
ben @eg Gieienigen S0llier IN BE-
neu mir perodhti9e SnOioioucn,
g9affen uno Niunition fanOen ipur-
Oen iofort in @rono geitedt uno Oie
Sdurfen puroen erihoiieu 9lm
Gienitog 9lbeno iauOen OreiBig iol.
der Sinridtungeu itott. Spdter
tpnr0en mir pieoer gon5 imeriuortet
beihonen iuobei mir eiuige Wioun
an @efallencn unO @eriulnOeten per-
loren. g3un crit itedten mir OieieS
gon5e StoOtpiertel in Brand. Sin
i6auerlicber gln6lid 9l6er Oiele
2eute poQten es ni6t on0ers.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
@cacn lsntentmebisin.stener.

SnoionopoliS, sSno., 23.
September. 01it 9Sroteiten geeen
oic 9eiteuerrne Ger 9otentneoi8inen
in Dem ihinebenoen &riegsiteuer- @e-
icb meroen YrGiioent g8iIion irno Ger
GonereB nit 9Sroteiten ii6erldwenrnt
iucrOcn, menn Der Rot6 befolgt miro,
wclden bier i'm 40. Sa6res. .Gonbent
ocs Ototionol- -&erbonoes Ger Qro-
ouen. @roB6dnoler George gS. 2atti-
mer ieinen 3ub0rert ert6eiIte. g1dd
ieiner 9lniiht miro 5uoem Scr Con
ilunent oaein ole Steuer 5u trogen
6oben Ser gfeOner iprod ou9 fir
Elm sleihformieeS DroguengeIeb fir
oie geiomnte llnion nno meinte, ser
eliropdii6e Grieg ioate Den Ser.
Staoten commer5ien @ortbeil brin.
ocn. Sir ooS 9(mt oes Yrdiioentcn
Ocs Scrbonoes 1T Gborles 81. @eit
ois Bolton auserleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
N6etrnaSNie.

Gan 6rnn55isco, Galv %.
Sept. - Ger @iaorSitu6cn-9 Better
Sobn Murpbeion bat bcute ieine
Nrou erihoiien mo Oonn ourh cinen
S6uB Sel6itnorO begongen. Gle
beute eriHoiiene 5rou erreihte I'M
Somiuer 1910 cine meuig beneioens-
mert6e 9lotorietdt, inOem lie Steele
Stroller einen 9(utomo6il Terfdl-
fer aus Gle0elanO, g., Der 5wei Bo-
den por6er cine Sdei0ung bon i6r
erlongt batte, ouf einem 9nbn6lge
in 2i66D, Wlont., nieoerfnoate Sic
mur0e 0onals in Wlontona pro5ei.
iirt, aber freioeiproHen. 9olO oo-
raul per6eirotbete Tie iid nit SIoDO
6. Scott, Ser ober bereits 1911 cine
Sdeioung bon ibr in Bloomington,
81, eripirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
gImtt6at eines gLmeritancrs.

s. s. @eiton BON @}oiioduietts loll
icine @attin in 9onoon ans
6lrbt Dor Oeuti6er SnOaiion err
morOet boben.
QonOon, %. Sept. ~ Inter ser
9lni6ulOigung ieine 6rau ermoroet
5u bobeu, iuurOe geitern in Der Son'
ooner @oritoot 9lidmono Der aus
Salem, Niun, ge6ilrtige G6arles 9p.
g9eiton in Soft genommen. 9efann'
te Oes 9lrreitonten 6alten i6n fir irrs
ihinig. Gs ideint, ooB Die 6ur6t
Dor elmer Snpaiion @nglonos Our1
oie 0euticben, BON Der Der Wlann
bduiig ipradL ibm Ben @eritanO &c.
roubt bat.
6rot @eiton, cine ge6orene Gng-
ldnoerin puroe bon 9toh6orn Die
orrd lire Siilfcrilfe angeloft pur'
Oen, nit Our6iHnittener 9eble III
i6rer @o6utng gefunoen lnO itarb
nllf 0efl gSege gum 9olpItal. Telfoll
lieB iid, o5ne @ioeritono 5it leiIten
feitnebmen uno miro 6elite berbort
merOen Gos Euar iuor in Der ame-
rifoniiden &oIonie befonnt unO be-
lic6t. @eIton Der ieit bier So6ren
in Sonoon mobnte, bat einen Sbeil
ieiucr 3eit nit 0}uiifihlOien in
GeutihlonO 5ugcbroht.
Salem Wlaii., %. Sept G6as.
Seurp @eIton, ser cinem Sonooner
9eriGte 5ufolge in Rihmono, gug-
louo, oerboftet wurOc, lit wa6rihein-
LID Der i'm Sabre 1870 bier ae6orcne
G6orles Senrp @eiton, Der I'M
Sabre 1901 noh @nglono ii6eriieOel-
te. @r mar I'M Sabre 1900 Ganoi-
oot fir oos 9(mt 0es StoOtf6nme-
rcrs, wurOe ober geidlogeu 81 lit
Der So6u Des peritorbenen @erbers
glei1en 9omens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
glenlirirtc gLntnmpbile.

gSoi + ington 23. September.
9lmerifoncr, oeren 9(utomobile in
europa bei'm g(usbru1 oes arieees
rcquirirt poroen iinO, iino bon Dem
Stootsoeportement Collector Gone
SSobnion ongepieien woroen, iie b6t-
ten i6rc glnipriide bel Den 9iegierun-
gen Der straightforward eelteno 5ii
MAIDEN. Grit menn oas feinen Or
foIg Bat miro oos Stoots0eporte-
ment Die Sade in bic Son0 nebnen.
9SGHe sur 3ieiie in's 9luslan6 be.
iurgt 6. Jlaiue, 9lr. 413, Ot-Snlti.
mOre-Stry nabe GnitOm 6Onis sIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
3eitnnas.Offisin aelprenat.

Sonopob, g1eo., %. Sept. n
Die Oifi6iu Scr n9onon8o, eineS
9iobmittogsblottes, Wuroe eeitcrn
ourh sic GrpIoiion bon orei 0Ono.
rlititangcn beihGOiet, ole inter oic
bon ser 9lcci0en5orliderei benubten
MdumIidfeiten gelegt moroeR moren.
Cine @de oeS @ebGlioes muroe los
ocriiien, cine ongren6enoc @oragc
aerit0rt unO sic 6eniter cinen 9Iod
mcit 5ertriintnert. 3piiden W3it9lie.
bern Der n8eiteru federation aof
WlinerS" uno ser uSnteruotional
@orfers Of tbc S8orIO4 in &onopob
m0 @oIofieIo bcitonoen in Icster
3eit Streitiefeiten iin0 oic o9onon.
"a" botte babel fir bic SeOeration
9ortei genonnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
ggiScr Sen 0pSaf.Sruit.

@uffolo, 9}. g., %. Sept6r
Sn Dem @ro5eB ser 9uuoes-&cgic-
ring, melder Die 9llfloiung Der
@oitmon aoOaf Company pegen@er-
leeilug Oes Sbermou'ihcn 9lnti-
Guit-@eiebeS be5wedt, 6otte Oie SIN.
flage geltern iniofern eineu Grfolg
5ll pcr5eibncn ais Der 9iidter troB
oes 9SroteiteS Der geeneriihen 9ln-
mdlte oie 9ei6ringung bon 9elueis-
material bc5iiglic6 ser SerItealngs-
foiten Der Goitman'ideu Gr5eugniiie
fiir 5ul6iiig erfldrte. Ger 9ertreter
Der 9uuoes. .0legierlng geoenft rie-
iige Nroiite naH3upeiien, uelhe
Modt imo 3iele oes N}onopols am
beiten iaiitriren. @ertogung crfolg-
te bis gum 70. Ofober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
@ercdte Gtrofc.

(GorreiponoeiB Der vsIiIociirtcn @rcIlc)
@erliM 3. Sept. Cine 10.
cben obgege6ene ofii5ieQc Grfldruno
ii6er bic 3eritorlmg Somen's fiibrt
ous::
n9elgicn bringt ofii5ien folide
GorIieliugen Der @orgonge, fir Die
0ie Stoot 20men biiBen muBte, in
llmlouf, gs miro be6allptct OoB
oeltihe Eruppen, noHoen tie bon
9clgiern, Oie einen 9lusfoQ ans 9lnt.
merpeu nodten 5uriidgeidlagen
morOen moren BON Ger oeuti6en
@orniion SowenS irrtbiimlid be.
i6oiien uur0en unO ooB Ooolrd6
bic admpfe in 9open entitonocn. IS
lit o6er uninitoBIicb feitoeiieQt NOR
sen, OaB oie Gelltiden 0en 9htSfoa
ser 9elgier ans 9lntiperpen 5uriid-
meien.
n@G6renO oieier Sdlodt BON 9lnt.
merpcn puroe ouf Oie oeutibc 9eio-
bung S0wen's an Deridicoenen Stcl-
len cine 5weifellos organilrte 9ltto-
de luitcrnommen.
Sic 9eutiden 6otten biele Ser.
uno @efoaene. SdlieBlid
gelong es i6nen a6er oonf Der Pin.
funit friiher Grippen Die id6on bel
lDrenl Gintreffen aili oenI 9o6n6ofe
6eidoiien murOen Die Ober6onO 81
geipinnen. 0oB oieieSdiloerlng oeu
G6otiaden entipridt, lit ii6er ieOen
3meifel ieitgeitelt. Gas 9iot61auS
lpurOe gerettet o6cr oae peteren
@eriude, oen 8rouO 8u interoriiden,
6lieben erfol9los.~
Tie 1odoiii5ioie ~9lor0oeutidje 9Ia-
1,meine 3eihm9~ bericbtet ooB aIc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
liir Qit6nnenIa llnn6hanaiafeit.

s bicogo, ST., %. Sept. ~ Or.
9l. 81. 9tit6ousfas, ser @oriibcnOe eis
ncS Gonpcntes bon 9it6oucrn, mel
der bier a6gebolten miro, nm Wlittel
fir Oie not6leiocuOen 2onosleute I'M
9riegsge6iete ouf5u6ringeu unO fir
Die Seritellung Der lluob6dngigfeit
ibres %oterlonoes 81 mirfen, ricbtetc
cine Gepei6e an @rGlipent gSilion,
in pelher Der Soffnlwg 9lusOrlld
oerlieben miro, oaB ole Ser. Staoten
bei'm Gnoc Oes groBen arieges i6ren
GinfluB fir sic llnob6dnaigfeit Si-
t6ouen's in Die @ogIdole uerfen
mcrOen. @s muroen Neiohitionen
in Oiciem Slime angeuommen ino
Elm Gomite eingeieet, meldcs iid I'M
Oie 9lufbringlmg BON 0litteln benlii-
ben ioQ. 9o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

SodiotL 08iii, %. September
@ine @}ebr6eit Der WtitgIieocr Der
Mliiiiiiippi- -0ipiiion Scr uSoutbcrn
Cotton 9(iiociation~ iprob ii6 ouf
Dem bier tagcnoen GonOent oofiir
aus, ooB man 1915 ii6erboitpt feline
@oumpoae pflon6en loIle 5iinf8i9
0eleeotcn 5u Dem General Content
in 9fep-OrIcons am 20. September
iino initriiirt, fir eincn 9lntrog gu
mirfen monoh ser @ouDerneur ieOcs
9uumbmoaitootes Oie 2eeisIatur 6u
elmer Spe6iollibim9 einberufcn ino
0ieic Damn Elm @eieb erloiien ioll,
weIbes 9oumwolpfIon0en i'm Sabre
1915 berbietet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
SGei,cn nndl 0iriedlrn[nnn.

@oIb ito H. 90. September. II
Ger britilde Donipfer ~Subert" fubr
gcitern nit tS4,SOO 8ui6cI gSei5cn
uoh Dem @irdus, @ricdcnlono, ob
ole eritc 2ooung gSei5en oie BON
hicr na6 @rie6enlono gel6idt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
gg iinidt 9eri6t iiber
9feimS.

~ 49,
Moni, iiber %oris, %. Sept.
Cardinal 2icom Der @r5biidoi bon
0feins, 6eriHtet ans @ars Dem
&opit, ooB er aaeS in ieinen arditen
Ste6enoe periu6e, Inn noh &eims
5l qelonqeu. 9is6er iei i6m Dies
ober niht eelunaen Oa Die Stoot
BON irou8oiiiden Cruppen beiebt iei
Ger @apit bat Inn eineu 9eri1t
betreifs Der aot6eorole BON &eins
eriudt.
g immt lid ser GeutfHeu
an.
8oris. %. Septcmber. Ser
omerifoniibe 9otihofter WlDron Z.
Serrid 6eiudte, bealeitet bon W2it-
glieoern ieines Sto6s. Oeridieoene
Der oeutiden aon5eutrotionsloger in
5ronfreid. 2ebten Saniitog beeob
er iit6 nod 6lers. glnoere aon6en-
trationsloger miro er i'm 2oufe Ole.
fer @ohe beiuden
@proeaitr lest ouf.
@or0eour, %. September
beginnt naH uno nod iid
etipos 81 entoolfern itno iin6 Die lie.
6erfiiaitng Der Stoot ieitoen Die
irau5oiiihe 9Reoierume i6ren Sit bier
nufeeihloeen l0Bt langiom uod
giele @erionen, tpelhe nit ser 9feeic-
rung nidt oireft in @erbinouno ite.
ben, iino uah 9iarris, Son lmo an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Burii&erObert?
0emberg Oen &nICn
abgernltgell.
WrORes Sa5arethla9er bel
0Siem ein9eri6tct.

StaIieniicbe so8ioIiiteu moaeu nihts
BON ariee wiiieu. 8eiddOi-
aunecn Der aotbeOroIe in aeims
fonnen reporirt weroeu. - Gin
9gaIiier glrncecorps. 5000
@ariboloioner rider ais 6rei.
miaisc nit 6roufreid ms 5eIo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
TAX COMMISSION
GIVE INSTRUCTION

The state tax commission has sent
out instructions to the county audi.
tors which contain some innovations.
They are instructed that personal
property of every individual, except
ing the; legal exemption of $50, is to be
assessed at what the average man de
string to own it would give in money
for the property at its ordinary use
The state law provides that all
property should be assessed at Its full
value, but this law has never been
obeyed and to attempt u enforce It
now would precipitate an immense
amount Of trouble. Therefore 1t is re.
commended that in order to have uni.
form method, all property should be
appraised at its actual value and then
% per cent of it taken for assessment
purposes. This percentage should be
applied to all property.
The bank exemption Of surplus, re-.
serve fund and undivided profits equal
to 5 per cent of the loans and dis
counts, in section 1903 of the revised
statues Of 1905 is held unconstitution-
al by the attorney general and will
be disregarded.
One Of the most radical departures
IS the, assessing Of building sites on
the railroad right-ofway leased by
the companies. These are to be placed
on the assessment rolls the same as
any other real estate. n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01

present status of the Monroe doctrine
will be the principal subjects of dis
cussion at a national conference on
the foreign relations of the United
States, which is to be held in Phila-
delphia on Friday and Saturday under
the auspices of the American Acad-
envy of Political and Social Science.
Those taking part in the conference
will include delegates appointed by
the governors of many of the States
and representatives of leading trade
and industrial organizations through
out the country.
The trial of Perugia, who is charg-,
ed with the theft OF Leonardo da vi
noi's masterpiece, the "Mona Lisa
from the Louvre, is scheduled to be-
gin in Florence the early part of the
week. The famous painting disappear.
ed from the Louvre August 81, 1911,
and it was not until two years later
that it was recovered in Florence.
Perugia, who at the time of the disap.
pearance Of the picture was employed
as a workman at the Louvre, was ar
rested in Florence, and is said, to have
confessed to the theft.
The tournament for the British ana
teur court tennis championship which
is to open at the Princes Club in
London on Thursday, will have
among its contestants Jashua Crane,
Jr., of Boston. Mr.. Cranes bid for
the British title will marke the first
appearance of an American in the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
HERUClfE;
A SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT
And l Delightful Scalp Dressing

prevents the hair from falling. II
stops that. itching almost instantly.
Herpicide is the one standard and
original dandruff germ destroyer. Any
other preparation making this claim
is an imitation.
Recommended and applied by first
class BARRIERS.
Send 1Oc in postage or silver for
sample and booklet to The Herpicide
Co. Dept r., Detroit, Mich.
Newbro's Herpicide in soc and $1.0O
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed. If
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.-Lenhart Drug Store,
Special Agents.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
=
= NEWS FORECAST FOR THE =
= COMING WEEK. +
q 80

Washington, D. c., March 3l.-The
week will" see the close of the p0liti-
cal campaigns preceding the spring
elections in many cities throughout
the country. Most interest centers in
the campaign in Chicago where Wo-
men are to vote in the aldermanic
elections for the first time and where
moreover, several women are candi-
dates for seats among the ''city faith
ers."
State central committees represent
ing the two factions of the Republi-
can party in Nebraska have been call
ed to meet in Lincoln on Monday.
Leaders Of the party believe that the
simultaneous gathering may possibly
lead to an agreement and amalgama-
ton of the forces which separated in
the presidential campaign two years
ago.
Democrats of minnesota will meet
Tuesday in a State delegate confer
ence in st. Paul ito consider the well
fare of the party and its organiza-
ton" 1t is considered likely that the
conference may select a candidate to
oppose Governor Eberhart at the cleo
ton next fall. So far the only Demo
crat who has announced as a candi-
date for the head of the ticket Is
Daniel w. Lawler of St. Paul. The
Lawler candidacy has not met with
enthusiastic support from the rank
and file of the party and it is believ-
ed an opposition candidate will be Sc
,lected at hte st. Paul conference.
The first National Efficiency Expo
sition and Conference will open in
New York Saturday and continue for
one week. The exhibits will show the
increasing application OF scientific
methods to modern conditions. and
there will be assembled displays of
appliances, methods and products in
the fields Of industrial, mechanical,
governmental, educational, and house.
hold efficiency.
The Mexican situation and the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01

The discovery and turning in ALI
alarm OF fire makes possible the her.
ole work Of the tremen in putting Ut
out. Nh
Undiscovered, a fire spreads with
amazing rapidly, destroying every
hing within reach.
The discovery Of the dandruff germ
was Of inestimable value to mankind,
but only because it paved the way for
the greater service, the discovery Of
Newbro's Herpicide. s.,
Dandruf is contagious, and its
spread Is checked by the use of Her.
picide This, delightful scalp dressing
removes all traces Of dandrutf, checks
the accumulation of, scarf skin and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
'VH|l ! 1 INDIGESTION?
WAC CARES? LISTEN
pIApEPstN" MAKES SOUR
Classy sToMAchs FEEL
FINE AT ONCE.

FINE AT ONCE.
Time it! In Eve minutes all stom
ach distress will 60. No indigestion
heart burn, sourness or belching 81
gas, acid or e%ructations Of undigested
food, no dizziness,y bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for it's
speed in regulating upset st0macis.
1t is the surest, quickest and most
certain indigestion remedy in the
whole world, and besides it is harm
less.
Millions of men and women now
eat their fav6rite foods withtS,t fear
they know Pape's Diapepsin will
save them from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-you are.
not here long, so make your stay,
agreeable. Eat what you like and d.
gest it; enjoy It, withou. dread of
rebellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should n Of the fam
tly eat something which don't agree
with them, or in case Of an attack Of
Indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or
stomach arrangement at daytime OF
the night, it is handy to give
the quickest, surest relief known.
Advt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
"TuE FREELY"

Saucy, tantalizing, temperamentaI
little Emma Trentini, formerly a pro.
tege of Mr.. Oscar Hammerstein's
Grand Opera Company, in the record
breaking success of the Casino the.
atre, New York, "The FireAy" will
descend upon this city next Friday
evening at the Auditorium.
The story of "The Ffrefly" which
is picked up here and there through
the beautiful musical score, tells
about a little Italian street singer
named Nina, whose father beats her
and takes from her all the money she
earns Weary Of this treatment, she
decides to masquerade as a boy and
serve on a yacht going to Bermuda
with a party Of fashionable people.
She becomes such a favOrite, even In
her boys clothes, with the men on
board, that the women all take a dis
lipe to the little servant ''boy" and
when Bermuda is reached and her sex
discovered, all sorts Of punishments
are threatened.
She succeeds, however, in breaking
up an engagement or two and in the
end becomes engaged herself to the
incest young man in the party, who
was the fiancee of the daughter Of
the hostess.
But what matters about a plot
when Mile. Trentini is furnished sew
eral good songs to sing, and when a
chorus, long on beauty and numbering
go, helps her sing?
The music, written by Rudolf
Friml, a Bohemian composer is way
above the average. A. certain theme
running through the whole opera anG.
which is brought to the audience
more clearly in the entre-act, music,
has a certain elusive chsrm.
Some of the beautiful song numbers
in THE Firefiy" are Love is Like q
Firefy" Something" 'Gianina,"
'Tommy Atkins" sympathy" "A
Woman's Smile" The Beautiful Ship
from Toyland" and when a Maid
Comes Knocking Eat Your Heart" The
play opens at 8:i5 sharp:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
GUN Club MEETS ON
THURSDAY EVENING

The date for the annual meeting
and election Of officers for the ensu.
ing year for the Bismarck Sun Clu5
will be the saline as annonncedgil the
Tribune Sunday, and will be held at
the Commercial Club rooms, Thurs.
day evening, of April 2, 1917. All
members r urged TO. be present at
this meeting at the time stated. It
also urged that these who desire to
llceome members vii! please hand in
I'll sir names SO auctfo1 can be taken
lit ,iIs meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
WOMEN SUBJECT
KIDNEY TROUBLES

! beg to say that 1 have been a con-
slant sufferer with severe pains IN my
Sack and was on the verge OF nervous
pr0strati0n resulting from Kidney
trouble and other complications. A
friend of mine recommended DR.: Xii.
mer's Swamp-R00t as a sure cure for
these troubles. Acting upon her advice
| began akinGsSwampIRoot and be-
gan to improve before l had finished
the first bottle. 1 continued its use Uni
til had taken several bottles and con
to improve until i was com.
pletely cured. l am happy to say that
l am as well as any woman on eart;1
and have been SO far the past nine
years, thanks to DR.. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root, and I cheerfnlly recommend It
to all who suffer from kidney troubles
very truly yours,
MRS. ALVA BAXTER,
407 cypress St., Orange, Texas.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 21st day of March, 1872.
John j.. Ball,
qs ~ 4 81. ara Notary Public.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-01
correspondence
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John Modrow was a caller at the
capital city between trains Tuesday.
REV. Bruce returned home from
Cleveland, NJ. D., Saturday where he
HAD been visiting with relatives.
Chas. Peckens and John Wallen.
haupt left for Swift Current, Canada,
Tuesday, where they expect to spend
the summer.
A. E. Tye, one of Emmons county's
prosperous farmers, was t%ransacting
business in our town Monday.
Miss Madge King arrived home Sat.
urday from the Valley City Normal,
to spend a weeks vacation with her
parents.
A. r.. Cline and wife were shopping
in town Friday.
Lottie and George Motif were Wis
iting With relatives and friends in
Bismarck last week.
Mrs. Earl 'Hainline. who has been
a guest at, the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Kruse, returned
to her home In Aberdeen, s. D., Mon.
day.
Anna Knudson has accepted a po.
sition as clerk in the Galloway store
at Brittin.
Lilly Olson arrived here from La
Crosse, Wis, Thursday and will be a
guest at the home of her aunt. Mrs.
NJ. Knudson.
Rev. Bruce and Grandpa Bailey
we're bismarck visitors Monday.
Misses Blanchard and Mccormick
went to Bismarck Wednesday, to at
tend the Missouri Slope. Educational
Association meeting, which convenes
there on Thursday and Friday.
Miss Ruby Greenwood and Hugh
King were guests at the Asselstine
home Sunday.
Plans are being made to give an
Easter program at the church on
April r.
Mesdames Hoffman, Bullock, Hen
derson, Lane, Parks and Alvey, and
Misses Mccormick, King and Blanch-
ard were shopping in town Satur.
day.