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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21

falbeborben ben 9oiiern fir Die glr-
belt Sprihiiiie 5u leiiten uno ii6 aus
Dem @rnteertrog ihnolos 5it balten.
gluf Die 0fiBahtitng bes 8efebles iino
i6werc Strafen geiett.
Sn ieinem @ppea am 9onneritag
ioa Der slderbaitmiftiiter geiagt ba-
ben:
Ger 1Srieben bdnet mebr ais le
pom SSriiblingsonbalt ab. 3ie &rart
Der slrmee uno Die 'Si6erbeit oes
Staates beruben auf Ser 9Sroouftioi=
tGt Der 9anbmirtihaft."
9ie 9ta6rilngsnlittelfragc in Der
loppelmonor6ie miro INNER brett
member, beiBt eS in bier eingetroTfe-
Ilen 9epei6elt. itno Die &egierling bal
bcreits oQe @etreioeborrGte nit Sc
idla9 belegt. Gie Gage miro nod
criflpcrt burd BEN Mfnngel an Sieb-
flttter.
9onbon. 90. Sebr. 0as gri6ei-
nelt eineS ocutiden ltnteriecbootes in
Den iriiden8elpoIiern II. bieSorpeoie'
rilng oes &iiitenbontpfers Ganlbant
obne porbergeeongene @arhitng, mo-
BEL 3Wfonn ber9eIatung getotet pur-
ben. II. Elm piertcr ertranf, ip6breno
CT ms Hettilngsboot flettern pollte,
mar oos cin5ige bertigc @reignis, oas
NIT Der oeittiden @lofooeaftion I'M
3nlnnlmenbang itebt. Ser Santpfer
Garbnnf batte 1890 gfegiltertpnnen.
Ser S1piifeilfaQ ereignete iif) fuit
alt gleider 3eit. in ser bie frnn5oii.
i6en rnb engIiiden ariegsf6iffe Die
9aroonelen bombaroicrten itn6 Die
&uiien ben 9eitti6en BEL Oiioiueb
cine 9tieoerloge beibrahten, in oeren
,Solge iif mad, 9eri6ten ans Tetro-
grab Die Geitti6en eegen bie oitprelt-
Biife @ren5c 5liriif5ieben mlBten.
Ter lllttergang ser Gorbanf ner-
ur1dOle ellll9eS ltnbepd9en, Detl er
iif olif Der 9foute ereienete, bic Die
9ampfer nnd 9iperpopl nebmen. Gs
lit 5fpar nidIt bas erite Dial, oaB elm
oellti6es lluterieeboot BORT eridien,
ober i'll friiberen sSdllen erbielten Die
@iainidaften 3eit. ibr Sf)iff 81 per-
ioiien, bepor oas ltnterieeboot feline
Sorpcoos ipielen lieB.
Sie S6lodlten 5u 9anbe oauern
nit GROCER 9eftigfeit iiberoa tort.
Gie Offeniipe. in Die Die 9lQiierten
onfang Der @ode iibergingen, batte
hailfige sngriffe iinb geeenongriffe
5itr 6olge. slusenideinlidj baben 10.
tpobI fror3oiiife tpie eneIii1e Srup.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21
ltilterlceboot eelparitt tpliroe Saraitf
ga6 Der 9ampfer Soaoompf itio er-
reid)te gliiflid oen Soafen.
Sie GrOffnnng ber
Misunderstanding
MQt &efDrbs fiir eimen
GrOiimumgstag &C,
brDf)elr.
10000 Eerionen beindlten bic ylns.
itellitng am eriten Sage.
II 9fntipnen nnb 43 Staaten iinn in
San 5raneiseu Sertrcten.
Die 6rOffnnngsrebe bes SefretGrs
oes ,Snneren Cane.
10000 Eerionen beimdlten bic glns.
itellnng am eriten Sage.
II 9fatipnen nnb 43 Staaten iimn in
San 1sramciseu Sertrcten.
Die Gr0ffnnngsreoe oes SefrefGrs
oes ,Snneren Sane.

Gan 5roncisco, 90. SSebr.
Sic Gore Der Eannma Gacific-9lits
iteIlung 0ffneten iif beute fiir Die
@elt. Al fremoe 9tationen uno 43
Staaten uno brei Serritorien Der
Union iin0 ouf Ser 9[usiteIltng re-
praientiert.
nGies lit bie 8eIt i'm &leinen,"
laete Or. 6reoerif s. 9. Stiff, Der
erite Gireftor in elmer flir5en groff-
nungsoniprahe. nSrtnerboIb Der
8ren5en oielcr 9lusiteaiulesgriinoe
gibt es feline 9luslGnoer. glqe mogcn
ouf oieiem So0en itebeil, oTs Oh es
i6r @einlatlano mdre.
Ser bertige Gag mar fir GaIifor-
nia Elm geietli6er SSeiertag uno fait
alle @eiboftsbGilier niio SSa6rifen in
Son Sraneisco uno lln1gebung mo-
rem gelhIolien, oomit Die Mrbeiter in
0cr &ieienparooe nod ben glusitel-
lungsgriinben n1itmori6ieren fonr.
ten.
9ln 6em llnt5uge nabrnen aiih tell:
Sefretor Sane pom 9epartement oes
Snnern nIs %ertreter oes 9rGiioen.
ten @ilipn; 8onperneur SSobnion;
bie NfitgIieoer beioer 6Gltier Der Sc.
gislatilr; Ser @oiiperneur. uno i6rnt.
li6e 9egisloturnlitelieber BON zee.
baoa; Wfapor 9tolpb bon San. ;Sron.
cisco, Minpor &pie bon Cos 9lngeIes
uno Die 9iirgermeiiter pieler onorer
StGbte GaIifornias.
Die offi5iele Groffnuig ser Nus.
iteliung muroe 10 fiir5 itno einfn1
nls mir nloglid genia6t.
@unbes Solbaten uno Marine-
ioloaten esfortierten Sefr. Cane,
@olo. 2ISobnion uno Die anoren Se-
amten nah Der geonertribiine, oie
lid gegeniiber Dem Saupteinaonq
8lir 9lusitequng befinoet, mo Tie bon
ErGiioent Charles 6. Moore uno BEN
Observation-Disclosures begriibt tuur.
oen.
Sefretdr Game ingte in ieiner 9ln.
iprade inter onoeren:
v2Sbnen, Grdiioent @toore, uno
Sbren &oIlegen, meine Gomen rno
Serren, iiberbringe ih Die Slid
piini6e Ser Station anIGBIif ser @r-
offnltng oieier internationolen 9lus'
lteaung. 6eiite norgen erbieIt i4
BON Dem HrGiioenten foIgenoe De-
peide:
nlteberniitteln Sic, bite, meine
ber5lifiten @Iiifrpiinife ben 9ebor-
oen Der 9lnsiteGung uno geben Sle
in meinem Namen Der 6offnungslns'
Druid, ooB lire 6odliten Griuartrnger
mebr oenn erfiillt meroen fonnen.
9lQe 9feforos fir ben eroffnnngs.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21
Muf bem @egc Oer l1eber=
ieeOampfer mad)
@iurrpDDl.
Sariiber berridDt in Gnslanb einises
llnbcbagen.
Bun Der IannidJaft baben bier Ser
iunen ben SpS gefunben.
Ste SeidlGbignne bes npripegiidDen
Samfbnmpfers Selriogc.
Spll epentncll at niplumntiidlen
SdJritten fiibren.
Nuriuesiide Gesiernng fat Inter
indlnns eimseleitet.

9ono BON, 20. Se6r. SSSit Serbin-
oung nit ser @ei6Goigltng bes
norpcgiifen Sanfoampfers 9elriO9e
our6 cine @rpIoiion Don oliBen ntf
DER Sobe Don Sulfeltone fiinbigt oie
9lontiroIitdt belite abeno on, oab
on gorb Ser 9eIrioge, 1ta6bem lie
an 9anb qei6Ieppt iporbeil mar, bel
elmer llnterilidung iieben 0tetna-
Itiidc gefimoen piirben, Die ii6er ie-
oen 3rpeifel als Scile eines ouf oos
Sdiff obgefeuerten Sorpeoos err
fannt mur0en.
9onoon, 20. 6ebr. lle6er ole
Sorpeoierrtng oes britiifen Gam.
piers Gainbanf 6urf Gin ocittides
ltnterieeboot obne porbergegangene
@arnung, miro nitgeteilt, bab Ser
@orfaQ in Sdifferfreiien llnritbe cr-
regt, neil er iif erltens altf oeln gSe-
&C ereignete, Sen 0ie lleberieesanl-
pier nod 9inerpool 5n nebnten pile
gen uno neil Ser Mannidaft ni6t
crit 3eit gegeben murbe, bas Sdiff
sn perlaiien, iobaB aitd einigeSooes-
f1lle norgefontmen iino.
Gin oiplon1atii6es Troblem fann
lid ans Der GerIenfilnQ oieies Can't
piers nidlt erge6en. Ga9e9en mag
oie 3orpe6ierlng oes norpegiifen
5anfoampiers @eIri0ac 81 erltiten
Gonplifniionen 9lnIaB geben
9os norlpegiife auspdrtige 9lmt
but bereits oas noripegiid)e aonililat
in 9onoon bealiftroat, ben Sal oa-
railfbin 5u unteriil6en, oh man oa-
riibcr in Gcutialono %oritellungen
erbeben fam, uno Oariiber al oas
nornegiide 9liiBenamt 5u beriften.
9iperpoo iiber 9oltbon, 20.
,Scbr. @iner Ser 9eute bonn Sanlpfer
Gom6onf er5Gblte iiber BEN glngriff
ourdl oas oeiitid]e ltnterleehoot:
y@ir fitbren bon @uelon, Spa-
nier, nit elmer 9abung &upfer nah
9ioerpooI. 9luberbalb bon 9lnIpih
nn ser 9torofiiite bon @ales, nab
mer mir einen Gotten on 9orb. g6en
fotten mir ettpas Cfneligfeit einge-
iest, oIs in einer Gntferirihg bon
200 garos ein Eeriifop ncieben MR.
oe. gSir qaben aontcl\mpf, a6er
mGhren6 oas S6iff beiorehte feuerte
bas llnterieeboot einen Sorpebo ab,
bon Dem mir 0fittihiffs Qetroifen
purben. @ir modten oie Rettrn9s-
6oote frei iti0 es gelana ms, lie
oussuihtpinuen, 6ebor Die Gom6anf
ionf.s gsir botten feline Belt, irgen0-
etipas bon lnieren SobieIiqfeiten I'll
rctten unb maren MIR gana leif)t ge-
fleioet. s9ir pnren poGit6noiQ or
ihopft, als lns Elm Boot belnerfte
unb nod slmlipid ifleppte." "
Gin bier ongefonlmencr T1mpfer
terihtet, bnb er bon Der Gam6anf
hor einem in Ser gfGbe befinoIi6en
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21
Off, ung. &abaQerie
lebt flicbtnnoen& &ui-
ien na(b.
N6t aaiierte &riegsi9iffe bombar.
Oierten SarOauelleu.

teftorate Der SutldDafter ymerttas
nno Spaniems in ySien nno Berlin
nnb Der GrsbiIdJOfe non Eulem nno
Srnfnn mitiuirfen.
ySentc fanS i'm DIT. nng. Snnpt'
anartier cine 3miammenfmnft Ses
Niiniiters Ses gIenfcren SarOn Sn'
riam nit Dem bentidlen &eidDsfan5ler
Or. pun Setbmann Splliueg itatt.
9crlin. ii6er 9onoon, 20. 6ebr.
Gniier @ilhelm bcrlich Dem Sclo-
murihall Sons BON Billion. 9onl-
monoanten Der s. slrmee, Die Dit
preuBen perteibi9t, iiir icine 0iit'
pirfiing nn ser S6la6t bel ben ma
iitriiher Seen oen Sroen Gour le
0ierite.
Getroeroo, 3, ii6er 2pnOon, 20.
Sebr. gta6 elmer @teloung oes rui.
iiiden @eneralita6s an cine hodge
Iteate bieiige Terionlid]feit pltroen
oic oeutifen Sruppen bel oer6eititng
SIiomeb, 20 Meilen rorooltlid BON
9om5a in ritllii6 Eolen, nafj einem
beitigen Nrtilleriefanpf empfinolid)
geihlagen. gs beibt, oaB Die Geut-
ifen ifmere @erluite erlitten unO iih
gegen oie oitpreuBiid1e 6ren5e 5li-
riifSieben. (Nar Die rho6geitellte
Yerionli6feit" 10 troltbeoiirftig, baB
ibr ein Sieg porgeIogen peroen
nntBte? 9lnm. 3. &r)
9erlin, iiber 9onoon, 20. 3Sebr
Berlin miro pom mOreen oil inter
ocni @rotfartenipItem Itebcn. Soge.
hannte 9rotfonmiiiionen ge6en anr.
fer aus, nit oenen ieoer Soitsbalt
ucrie6en lcin mus, ipenn er 8rot err
halten Mill. Sbne iol6e 8rotfarten
miro fein @rot o6gegeben.
Suenos glircs, 20. sSebr. "a
oic percinbartc 9lufeltbaltsfrilt fiir
Sen belttiden Gampfer Solger, Ser
9onnerltaq bier angefommen lit,
abgeloltien lit, boben Die argcntini.
ihen 9e6orocn i'm fiir interriert er=
fl0rt.
3citilngcn peroffentliden 8erihte,
monufl Der oenti6e Silfsfreit5er
arunpriuj @iIbeln lid algenbIif-
lid uuf Dem 6lub Ga @latn 6efin-
0e ml6 Seeleute bon Sfiffen al
9oro bot, Die or 5umSinfen se6raht
hot.
9lls Der Gunlpicr Solger bier
anfa nj. hatte er Die 0tannl6aft
Don pcridieoenen britii6en Sail-
0elsoampiern on Soro, Die Der
S5ilfsfrcujcr aronprin5 @ilbelm inl
9anie ser @onate Ssoniiar uno 6e-
bruar gum Sinfen aebra6t bot.
9onoon, % 6e6r. 0ie 5Sranf.
furter Seitung tritt bette im 9eit-
artifcl oafiir cin, baB Scltcrreih Den
,Stalienern tcrritoriale 3ngeitGnoniiie
MAIDEN ion. Inn lie neutral 5it bal
ten. Sic id)reibt:
,gs lit nidJt eirt5itieben, naritm Die
@ren,regrtlierlng Die 8robmaftitel-
hing Ceiterreidl llngarns in irgeno'
eiller @eiie prdiuoi5ieren ioate, nddl-
Sem sic Wonnrhie fiir5lid ibreMndlt
10 aIGn5eno gegen oas mddtige 9fiib-
luno beluieien bot.
Ser 9(rtifel IhlGgt Dor, oaB SIR
@rlebiglng Der slngelegenbeit eine
Oeutid oiterreidildl itaIicnilhe
aunfcren5 abgebolten meroe.
Scne0i9 iiber Sonoon, 20.
,Sebr. Hahoem 9onneritag Der otter
rcidiIt)c slfcrborininiitcr an DIE
6rlnbbcIiser appeIiert bate, nift
Elm Stiidden 6elo unbebout 81 loi-
len, crIieB beiite Die Hcgieriing Den
Itriften 9efebl oil ale 9runobeiiser,
olles perfiigbore 9ano iofort nit
Somn1erlpei5en SIT bebaiten. @o es
nottpenbig iein ipIlte, bober Die Co.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21

gSicm, iiber 4unbOn, 20. Sebr.
,ocmtc lumroen fulacmSc OffiSiellen
9iittcilnmocn perOffentlidlt:
yCScItcrm aab es in &nIIiidI-FOlen
Id.rcrc YrtillcriefGmpfe nne 1Sencr.
aefcdtc. ,ocftige Sample cntbrann'
ten nm Die uprgeidbubencn rnIliIdDen
StcIlnnacn, Die pir in Der 8e9eno
uun Sarnum mno am Snnaiec erobert
battcu. Sic 8cgenangrltfc lunroell
snrnfgeIdllngen nno Die HniIen er-
Iitten Idnuere %erlnite.
yglm Der &nrpntbenfrDnt blctbt Die
9aae bel %gssfOm unuerGnscrt.
aGmpfc iino fnit iiberall i'm 6anse.
ySm inoliden @ali5icm mar Der
Tcino midlt imItnnoe, ieinc itarfen
Stellnngcn n0rolidD pm 9tnoiuOrnd
IN baitcn. %ur nniercn slngrttten
mueten Die H4iien lueifen nnS 5icbeiI
iid,, uun nnierer Snuallerie perfulgt'
ocgrm Stamislan snriif."
Mnibingtpn ~. 6epr. Ger
0it. mm9. SurtidDaft miro Offisicll aus
gSicn gemeloct:
,.SrOs Scs Gintreffens beScntenoer
%crit6rfnngen wnrcn Die &miien nidlt
imitauSc, nmicrcn glnsriffcn nDrolidl
DUn HnomUrnn III uieocrltebcn nno
jOgcn iidl acaem Stanislam snrilf.
pgln ber iibrigcn Trunt in HnIIlldl-
EuleH nnS C5nlisicn miro nnnnter-
brOdlcn crbittert gefGmpft. Sm 0an-
sen bleibt Die Snac nnperduoert, nber
itnrfc rniIiidle Slnsriffc wnroen 5n-
rnfgcidllaaen mnS Die Tnhen erIittcn
ichr id)mere %crlnltc.
glIntcr Dem %uriis ocs Tiiriten
@icd]temitein iunroe ein Silfsfumitec
Draaniiicrt ;ur llntcrltiienng Der 81.
uilbeoOlfernng Ses pun Den Seiter.
rcidlern bcietten Seiles uun &niiiidl-
Yulcn. YIN Den Silfsarbeitcn miro
bic nmerifnniidDe nentrnlc aummii.
iiun, Die NIT Der Hufcfeaeritiftnna
in @erbinonug itebt, inter oem BRO.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21
NadrifDten iibrr ben Gr=
fOlg wibrriprcden
chamber.

tinan0er.
gngcblihe &ieSerlnge Der Sentiden
bel Ciiuuct.
TndD HetrUgraber Wiclbnng ppn
pbUdlseitellter Yeriun".
SOnfercnS bcs SarOns Snrian nit
bcm oentidlcn &cidJsfanslcr.
3niammsnffnnft crfulste I'M Olt..
nng. !6anptanartier.
slnf Der @eitfront iibernll beftise
Sample i'm @anse.
9unr lc @ierite fir Selomuridaa
Sans Oun Siiiulu.
ETr Wiihuirmng ain Siege bel Den
mainriidDcu Seen.
;sranffnrtcr 3eitnng iiber Ccitcr-
reidl-lImgarn nno Stalien.
SdllGet trrriturialc 3nseitGnSniiIe
nn Stnlien Dor.
lin bic ,>tnlicncr in Der Hentralitnt
III erbnlten.
Geitinie crhdlt Scn ScIndl clheS
0itcrrcif)ifhen 6lnnsengcs.
Neriid,t, onf 2 TrHncn gctOtct, 4
n..S .k S,,,,-Neu
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-21
Gas @etter:

Sente befpGlft, mprgen nnbcitdn.
big nnb fGiter; iuabridleinlidl
Sdneeseitober.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10
INDIGESTION ENDED,
STOMACH FEELS fine
"Pape's Diapepsin" fixes sour,
gassy, upset stomachs in
five minutes.

Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indiges-
ton, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn lnmps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's
when you realize the magic in Pape's
Diapepsin. 1t makes all stomach mis-
cry vanish in five minutes.
If your stomach is in a continuous
revolt-if you can't get it regulated,
please, for your sake, try Pape's Dia-
pepsin. It's SO needless to have a
bad st0mach-make your next meal
a favorite food meal, then take a lit
tie Diapepsin. There will not be any
distress-eaC without fear. It's be.
cause Pape's Diapepsin really does"
regulate weak, out-of-order stomachs
that gives lit its millions of sales an.
nually.
Get a large fifty-cent case OF Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. It Is
the quickest, surest stomach relief
and cure known. 1t acts almost like
magic-it is a scientific, harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home. (Adv.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10

walk the Noor. / could not lie down or
sit still sometimes for a day and a night
ut q time. was nervous, and had very
little appetite, no ambition, melancholy,
and often felt as though / had not a
friend in the world. After l had tried
most every female remedy without sue
cess, my mothcr-in-law advised me to
take Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. I cid so and gained in
strength every day. / have now no trou-
bic in any way and highly praise your
medicine. 1t ,advcrtiscs itself. Mrs.
S. T. HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri.
Remember, the remedy which ID
this was Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere.
1t has helped thousands of wo:ncZ
who have been troubled with displacc-
ments. Inflammation, liberation, tunors,
irregularities, periodic pains, bacsachc,
that bearing down feeling, indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all othc-
means have failed. Why don't you try
it? lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10
Seeking OIL WELL
he DREAMED ABOUT
North Dak0tan Is Guided to the
Spot BY Fantasy of His
Brain.

Pcttibone, N. D., March 9.-There
is a mixture of oil and dreams in, this
locality that has caused excitement
and aroused interest. Should oil be
located there will be hundreds of con.
verts to the theory of s~ubconscious
psychological phenomena.
Recently Christ Robertson. living
three miles southeast OF here, an
nounceG that tho spirit Of his depart
ed father had appeared to him three
nights in succession and ted him he
could locate an oil well il the pas
ture at a certain spot.
Orders Drilling Outfit.
After the third night Robertson Sc,
cured a stake and a slcdge hammer
and went to the spot in the pasture
where the well was located by the
spirit and marked the place, then or
dering a well boring outfit. When 1t
comes, after boring a few water wells
for friends, he will start to find the
oil at the spot in the pasture which
he marked. He not only is certain
he will find the oil, but in each night s
dream it was impressed upon him
that the oil would be located at a
depth not to exceed rs feet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10
POLK COUNTY May
Vote TO GO DRY

East Grand Forks, n. d., Feb. D.
Petitions for the holding of a county
option election in accordance with the
new state law are being circulated In
Polk county.
Those who are boosting the dry
campaign expect 10 obtain the sigma
lures of 25 per cent of the voters of
the county within the next few days.
which will mean the calling Of an
election. |
The circulating Of the petitions be-
gan in Crookston last Saturday under
the direction of Nels ePterson and S.
G.. Johnson, two Of the local leaders
c. the prohibition forces.
Under the new county option law
the calling of a special election on
the option question is made manda-
tory If % per cent of the voters OF
the county petition for It.
In the meantime, however, the ele-
ment which desires the county" TO
stay "wet'" has by no means been idle
and "a strenuous contest is locked for
if the drys are successful lin bring
ing the matter to a vote.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10
How Property Suffers From Cave=Ins

Upwards Of 1900. instances of injury to property from none
in the anthracite district could be cited. Here are a le"
typical ones from the city of Scranton: r.
No. 16 public schoo-Dropp d between six and elght eel. re
built at a cost of about $4,000. The building fortunately conapsea
in August, before opening for the school term. mat IN punolhS
was unoccupied prevented a frightful loss OF life Removal Oh ca'
pillars caused the cave. gE
No II public choo-Dam aged by a mine cave that necesstated
closing the building. The settling occurred on Sunday, when Inc
building was unOccupied. So.
Mo- 90 public SCHOOLGIRLS ed as a result of a mine cave that
threatens the destruction of building. Cave occurred in August
Structure badly damaged and unsafe.
pmtoAIce. North Main Ave nue Branch-Building wrecked. New
quarters secured. - ,,u ,o,,ir.
81 AIMS Misunderstanding twice damaged. FIRST repairs
cos $4,000. A public fund OF $4,000 now being raised 10 repair
the building again and provide for underground supports IN order
to save it from collapse. ,.
Graft Furnace Co.'S Manufacturing Flant-Almost conpieleN
wrecked by mine cave. Plant kept from moving out OF In CITY S
result of Al agreement with the Scranton Eoard OF Trade whereby
III hoard agrees to assume a percentage OF the losses a a resuit OF
mine cave damages in the future. -
World ~Theater-Wrecked by a mine cave taht occurred during
the night. when the ttheater was closed.
Simpson Methodist Epsco pal Church and parsonage Damaseo
nv mine cave Coal under the church which was reserved dlscov-
cred to have been stolen. -.
Suburban presbyterian church-Now settling as result OF mine
disturbances. Building inspector investigating to determine whether
building must be closed. +#&&H-
erman Presbyterian Churcch Damaged py mine cave.
Cathedral 'Ccmetery-Scores of bodies have dropped int the
mines as result Of caves. @-' ,< #~ t.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10
OUCH! LUMBAG0?
Try Musterole. Sec How Quickly
It Relieves

You just rubMUSTEROLE III briskly,
and usuallytlle pain is gonc-a delicious,
soothing, comfort comes to take its place.
MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oInt-
mcnt; made with oil of mustard. Use it
instead Of mustard plaster. Will not
blister. '.'''
Doctors and nurses use MUSTERCLE
and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
gives from Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion, Plcurisy, Rheumatism Lunl-
bago; Pains and Aches Of the Back or
joints, sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises.
Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of the
Chest Git often prevents Pncumonia).
At your druggists, in CSC and Soc jars,
aad a speciallarge hospital size for " 50.
lie sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROIE. Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The Mustecole Company.
Cleveland, Ohio. 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10
DRUGS EXCITE yOuF
KIDNEYS, USE SAIL,
II your Back is aching or Bladder
bothers, drink lots Of water
and eat Ices meat.

When your kidneys hurt and your hack
feels sore, don't get scared and proceed
TO load your stomach with a lot of drugs
that excite the kidneys and irritate the
entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys
clean like you keep your bowels clean,
by flushing them with q mild, harmless
salts which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their nor
NAL activity. The function of the kid
news is 10 filter the blood. In - hours
they strain from it 500 grains Of acid
and waste, 80 we can readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the kid
ncys active. 49,.
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharmacist
about four ounces of .Jad Salts; take
a tablespoonful in 4 glass Of water
before breakfast each morning for a few
days and your Kidneys will act iuc.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for genera
lions to clean and stimulate clogged kid
news; also to neutralize the acids in
urine 50 it no longer is q source OF ir1i-
tation. thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
lure; makes a delightful efervescent
lithia.watcr drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean and active. Try this, also
keep up the water drinking, and no
doubt o will wonder what became Of
your kidney trouble and backachc,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-10

Te r-.h %Hrr..
In the absence Of some definite,
binding legal decision or some new
act Of the legislature Of PENNSYLVANIA,
the people of Scranton and the school
children OF the city have the prlvl-
lege of fleeing to the hills If they
would escape the danger Of mine
cave.ins.
1t took a dreadful breaker fire and
the loss Of hundreds9of lives +(the
Avondale disaster) to obtain leglsla-
ton to prohibit the erection OF coal
breakers over mine shafts and to pro-
vide for second opening from under
ground pits.
1t took the terrible Pancoast mine
disaster, claiming a toll Of over 20
lives, to obtain protection for the
10000 anthracite mine workers
against inhammable structures under
ground. ~
It took the destruction of Is lives
before the lawmakers could see the
need of steel instead of wooden mine
carriages. aa,, oar
If Children. Lose Lives Action May
Follow.
1t may take a dire calamity--say
the killing Of a school house full Of
children-before the law can see the
need of p%rotectin gthe livbes OF the
thousands il: requires to attend the
public schools Of Scranton that are
unsafe or are to be made unsafe.
Always Calamity first" and in the
era of safety first" ,.r.s
OF course, it is fair to ask why the
legislature of Pennsylvania will not
devise some plan. -
On the committees Of mines and
mining of the present session OF the
legislature there is not a man who
has had any practical experience in
mining, and it is not because thee1
are no such members of the house
and senate. SOD, H. liz s
1t is significant that not a senator
from the ten counties. of the state
where anthracite coal is produced has
been assigned to the committee tina
handles all mining legislation; also
that the house committee contains
then anne of no practical mining man
Men far removed from the l0calitie:
where hard coal is mined and who
have no knowledge of conditions j.
the coal belt have been placed at the
head Of these committees.
New members of the legislature ars
mindful of what happened to mem
bers of the 1913 session who Tough
for places on the mines and mining
committees. While the house at tina
session. acted favorably Of mine ant
mining bills, the senate, as always
came to the rescue of the coal com