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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
The fans at Ashley have organized,

A"O AQAo al f1SH4Cy nave OledlllLCu
-
Goodrich is nov in the field with 9
baseball team.
Those who have Deen graduated
from the high school at Ashley have
formed an alumni association.
AL Madison Of Van Hook fractured
n of his shoulder blades when a
horse he was riding through a prairie
fire fell: - 90
Severe underbrush fires which rag
ed In the Turtle Mountains north and
west Of Rolla yesterday have been
quenched, --eavy rains having fallen
during the night.
Boys stole the automobile owned by
DR.. p. F. Rice of Cannon Ball from
the yard at the Mrs. H. G. Voss home
at Mandan, drove around with it for
an hour and then returned it after
blowing out a tire.
-
Scooping the fish up in nets and
lifting them over the city dam gave
thousands of nice fries their first view
of the upper reaches &C the James
river. Secretary Haas of the CONNER.
cial club says a thousand fish were
helped along this way.
Edward F. Gilmore, an employe of
the Western Electric Co., who resides
on Seventh avenue south, jamestown,
was severely burned by coming in
contact with a live wire which he was
repairing on Second street near the
river. M..t...
Main street, Minot, has become
such a busy thoroughfare that the city
fathers have arranged to keep a traf.
fic policeman at the crossing of Main
street and Central e The ofh.
Ger began his duties Saturday and he
was responsible for several accidents
being averted.
- s'". I
Emerson Huey, the 7-year.old lad
who was painfully injured Monday
noon at Fargo when a concrete mixer
passed yer his body, will recover.
This is assured by the attending doc
tor, who so informed the lads mother
yesterday afternoon at st. Luke's hos
pital, where the victim was taken af'
ter the accident.
-
The terminal elevator question
which held such a large share of at
tention Of the last legislature, will
hold the stage at the Devils Lake
Chautauqua during the assembly July
3-1S. one day being devoted to this
subject. Senator Robert NJ. LaFol-
lette is being secured to speak with
George Lotus of Minneapolis on the
49, - = -.euiddi71a re- 10
p The Norden chorus ,5of Devils Lake
is perfecting arrangements for the
celebration of the rl7th of May, to
which the people, of the, Lake Region,
especially the Norwegians, will be in
,vited. The chorus will provide a pro-
gram in the afternoon, and If present
plans are carried, two addresses will
be delivered. The evening will be
devoted to'a grand ball at the arm
DRY. d., r.. ...g
The New Salem Auto club which
was temporarily organized a week
ago Friday, had a. very Z successful
meeting last Fridaya1night5 at fthe
Commercial club rooms randr$effected "a
permanent organizations with tEChas
Wiegmann az president, J. ". McCor-i
mick, vice, president; G,e H. Blank,
secretary, and F., H, Wiegmann treas
urer. NJ Otto Wendt' Or Judson,, Fred
Kroeger Of youngstown, and G. H. An
derson of Almont, were chosen COVER
nors of their respective territories, who
have the same voice in the administra-
ton of executive business as the four
officers. Light refreshments were
served and a pleasant time enjoyed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
New Custodian.

Sergeant John. Rock, who has been
employed in the Office of the adjutant
general in the ordnance and quarter
masters department, has gone to Dew
lis Lake to take up his new duties as
custodian of the North Dakota Mill
tary Reservation in the place of Harry
Redman. resigned. Sergeant Rock
was formerly connected with the reg
.ular army and is a valuable mar in
N. D. N: G.. circles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1915.


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. be BOUGHT. q
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Grand Forks. N. D.
Hotel Frederick.
Devils Lake, N. q.
H. B. Rosenburg, News agent.
G. ]. B. Turner. News agent.
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st. Charles Hotel.
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st. Marie. Fifth St.. News agent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24

Dunn Center is much elated over
the Northern Pacific railroad estab.
fishing an experiment station at that
place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
The Weather
Forecast.

For North Dakota: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday.; not much
change in temperature.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Section Director.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24

Two matinees Of "The Black Box
today, at 2 and, $3.50 O'clock, at the
Bismarck Theater. Admis sion, 5 and
10c.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
oily the argument. You may be net.
ing against your best interests.

Probably Barnes brought his suit,
just to find out how much Roosevelt
knew.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
Top to bottom
in Trenches; First U. S. Cavalry

Top to bottom: CMge by FIRST Caahy and Fourth US. Marines; Fighting Trenches; First u.s. Cavalry
in Action '
Visitor the San Do exposition last week witnessed thrilling lights as American soldiers and martinez
pnacd the var game There were charges and cumehargml by cavalry and infantry and determined
fighting from het enes| The pictures we're taken while hem mimic bMHe wnsn progress
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
THE CHINA,JAPANEsE SITUATION

knew,
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

ihs Sw bolsIy 10 ~, that sseissoa
ihls e1segsloa.
Tbs Rssisa whose bisth vas siEnnl-a
~ tAe IAbsT,y bsil hss vsrss gres,
sna s,fOnR Bpi ~ " has Krovn, "a
hsye osher asiisas A. has aehleysd
pls-- 10 The ffDni raus of weria
po~sFs by isaps ard boasas. 4 has
suffered International lesiousies tina,
xouid have been fielsslous u directed
~ ne ssah iitils colonies of l7Es ane
u has assumed responsibilities an.
thought - shsn u vas born
Tbs Tine bss ho~ come vhsn th~
mAtuf, hstisn rssH seciss whstheF s
Is 70 b. prepared 70 mer, tbs possible
ssgfsssions ot other po.sfs o. suffer
the terrible penalties Of unfsadinsss
Ia li7s. the t.lbefty bell raag Tor
democracy militant coufagsSas
democracy That 4. nos the ned. Es
H was then This coaatry San,s no
rniliiArism neither does u want spine.
less haniihf II ranta democracy.
but Il wants a democracy that knoss
ns poSFr and has the courage and
ihe power 20 uaHd ap tor What n
believes 70 br riRht
-fis = pity In ~aY. that the Lib.
rf'y bell cannot b. rssurrected and
bscome an seuye. liyiag thing. instead
of q feIic FoT thea one can veil
imagine % ringing forth q new mes
saKe gnder the same inspiration that
pulled BEE rlapper In lTfs. a message
81 prepsfrdness not unreadiness. a
mrssase ~ democracy. noi milliarism
~ ~ord. an indofs"ment ~ a
sane reasonable policy of national de-
tense
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

iI uuN looks probable that tbe ohl,
rs, out 81 lhr Esfuy.su wAt sitaa.
iioD she dolArs and ,eots facts.
shiCh arv REALLY iao oull taUs ts Toe
ths VpUrd s,Alsa To- de,isrc an en-
harso on s1bs ~af suppitus sod am
muugttop ta Europc iof there is y
eVvslion that sitA 81 ,aaay mlpions
'skoa out " peaceful trade and p,ss, 4
in susA ttsEjc tAst q MA, g,catu,n,
hansrupt lhe Waited states
Judge Joseph n Raacrt, ct Cht
raeo, yecoSpited a. one 81 the ablest
lUdsrs 81 thv time calls ZOE a halt on
the ~ild speculation Ia ~acaued WaF
stocks indulgcd 10 IN this country. fer
these s,ecks NIv lrAp,nR ca res hlsh
levels eNvrY dAy rhvs are Inflated
Tar beyond theit actusi value n is
iaeopcei,shie that a s,ocs vOrih culy
= te~ dollars ln peace time ike Doth
iehem steel - Instance can earn the
inaAty~i divldeads based oa = pteseat
price ef around ieeo share fo4
loaGes than the yer lasts n q cSalanr
eAfn pes cent 90 lis pat sslas dsr,us
the lasi three YsAu ~ industrial ~.
paRsiSH u ecptsihly Wjn nos eS able
10 90 more when the var ends and the
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
a SAN. RlAsnnAelt eoncr

y hNNis hh AtRNANA Z POLICY
With ,apsrrs, .s b. .o a,....., nan,
secs. IL ta .tfs.,st ina, .4. ta...a.
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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
An IlusIva sspvsllcAs oaIAs

w~Ms Wei MsR
Did yoa ever Can yoa lsnAEins ~
In N. last pgesid@ntisi election ts-
q o y carried tso vhols states
vernsoa, asd EtAh Nos osuses that
prines of Projectors The AmericAn
Economist. and ssys TIA, IN the seua
inE siscti0a the g o p vsii carry
'tTsry ore a ths states rnreyi the 'oid
slave states and Ari1Ona and "a
hR7psr sliBeh u publishes mAp 20
make plain the sresf victory that Ia TO
b. proclaimed ttile more thAn =
feAr hsncs Thea. a. SOM ~ the nss
congress can couyeh.. and ~ wtll b.
called 10 special ssssioa a. soon a. tie
Old congress expires J, siil undo all
the hafribls NoFk 81 The ptessnt Demo.
sratic congress, enact . high tann
ias. eslAbiish a large army snd navy
and the people Of ihe rnned states
yili b. happy ever afierWafds
There 10 one thinE that Etapds In
The way of the realization Of the Re
publican dreams. and that "a The great
onward movement Of social reforms
all over the ooantfy When the Re
pubiicsns we're ia powef ~e heaid OF
sothink but miliionsirra multimn.
bonaifes and big business Al leg.
islatioa snd all public opinion was
directed toward the greatness to be
achieved through their agency 4 dif.
iefsnt public opinion has grown up
rhis nation Is 20 become great and
powerful BY conserving the Interests
oi the common people. and not alone
that ~ the millionaire aud big busi
ness The wofkcrs are 10 b. loos ID
AFTER The children are 10 b., edu
Gated Life Is 10 hs msdc pleasant 'nr
them. There is = different spirit from
Whai p"ryAd~d the country wben tho
Republicans ruled Such conditions
oast black doubt upon the hope Of
Republican success
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
Sas a Hossish propenslty

Herbert ) lisdley, former governor
81 Missouri is no hoe. but when II
comes to political honors he never
knows when he has enough. and this
week announces his candidacy for the
United states senate as a Republican
Ho has many admirers throughout tSe
state and i' strong man intellect.
uallE u not physically Hopkins
Ucpl journal
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
Aass vsr order, stop

That IL las, one thias u mems ia
esid sises HRS whtss thst somsboSy --
aaa that mssns hahdrsss In Amsfios
Ia goiDs 30 loss an Asfsi iet of
sssse, the miaugs pesss % declared
The sseoBA god reason sEaihss SCI.
liAs arms and smmasi,ian 20 Europe
- iha is1i that u u dune 0n credit
The vsrlns nations A. nos aAd sah
rot pay cash fgg ~hat thsy bay They
hatH litif ~ no security beyond .
gEemiss 10 pay. and shea yoa tHks
iato consideration thSi tbs thlngs tier
spy 40 meant fgf dnsiraetioB the
guns snd bail=ts are meant 10 b. D.
stfsysd sna mssai 70 destroy human
he. human hAb1ations aad human
bopes plsat EgsfHnf@e has the Unit
"a States that The biIis ~lll b. paid
The WzffihE netisms slresdy are
sB.ndiax simosl A. much DALI a.
their monihiy national Incomes
Add even business mAn v no stops
10 ,hiss snl understand that salsss a
nsifaelr happnBs nons u Tho wafrinK
nations siJl BE- sbis 10 psy IS bills
untl prscs long has been restored
Thsu too. uhen The usnsd states
ssts Jasi 30 much money invested In
this war on one side or smother. the
lidge declares u automatically viii
bsrouc = parfy 20 the ssr g IL oBiy
qvost.pn oi time. ~tth The pro allies
losn And the var munitions business
uhli the allies uili b. more than
buiion dollars IN debt 20 the United
States
Amsfican money sul be invested
Aud where 90. pocket iOos IT, tnerr
fse hrAYi u also The palted states.
no mstier hos much against ns ~if
viii have 20 srr that the sliirs via %
Fci thrir monsY back u the allies
isse tbry siu have 90 ~ indemnFls.
90 g,rwauN st,,h viil Be- irafr ,iial
suI moo" pfDsstus than 'hrif bills
sth SEA. ro1utrt rhey rlll be- made
un rHr p1r ut mof. var
'sn Nuori.s collect FOO fhai way
aut'r ih. ihr.s. VI NOR. sAy@
uanRer. ana munl'Jon makers are
fasl i'td.as 70, tn e r'5iiog. place tn
'hn near' 1f nations n the, euuv
.fr. t .s tn. .1uRrrs- taot hand
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
A InnsY Intsn,

The vicksburs boy who has been
named Ford CAn ~ill probably &c,
cranky when ae IS old enough to real.
iEe the joke on him. say a. exchange.
Especially. We might aad when in
later years he notes tse improvements
and remembers that he 10 a 1915
model Hopkins j. urual
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
rhLs I, Our ch,mn ci.rl

Speaker Champ CLARK wants TO
place President wilson in 'non,inatian
before the next Democratic national
convention and he hopes 10 have the
double pleasure o. doing IA in 81.
Louis. That's The Kind Of Democrat
Qua Champ Is. and always has been --
Dlasgow Missourlan.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
sAne aePlv 10 WILSON

Ever since she European slaughter
~sH insuEarsicd ihs New York Her
aid has daiiy criticised. and at times
hfu'alJ assailod rrrsident Wilson
ard his administration aud has been
especially ylsti,tiye .n iis criticism OF
bis actions toward Germany. even
charging him wth psniorluR 20 that
country 'be same vay that some
oth"r papers have eharerd that he
tsn NyorsblS inclined and ~ss Giving
b"ip 'n Great uriisin Onu Of the
most pfgtAi Of The H,rald's attacks
,n f't~rooer 90 tbc German issue vas
that ruh',sbed The other day uudrr
,he rsp'Ion ls Csrgo of Tork
More Valuable Than 40 American
l.f,." D. says
Nnt Bee PRECEDENT WILSON 20 IRE
'H..n.t With she alliea fof in,on,rn.
l'a.iaa ffais md 500 -uhmssiyr With
Germany which Is numbering Amsri
GAO t..a,as
81 70 ,trss of pofs more important
t8A 1888 tmrgIgau ufer
l.r s.nA.na Of Urt Autona With
,s.u..sa paastnF,r. aboard is such
IS d'ibua'r insult % r,. as Weh a.
u' as aH outrage on Humanity that
d.. ...- .-. 49,, 80 ''.''..se'' ....',', :,
as a,.AIE ar a. Ha,r accented Der
nrr,ous tma''s and blood
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tsi
".''' '"' "'"N" "Hu va"
E.' N"Ik World replied Co % IN a
nHHnrr $50 effective that It caused The
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tu.n.8 iardrnt ~ made its retovt
tr..r4aaal and hasrd IL on fo,d.uen.
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"Ahi f''wrni ni The lasuAnis
N ''' '.''u STATE ."''' U
s.,l .R.s,.r,.,, ~, ,h. ra,t.,,s..S
vt.r .G..sf r'rain o4rt the dcpre,ia
tHas G the Alahama nuraE four
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r4..lsrt Gaat ia break on pssst,a
.aH. atta Crra' Hruain and rush ths
Ca" '"Init'"- into ~ar seldom has
-'', n'u . ''telti lesll'',A, ,, 'ot
asa.rst Cts,, 0,,,.t, cx.y m. a.
hama caso
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
THE pGoPLg SHOULD SACK
THGs1 HILLa

Congress osasehes hsst MONDAY
and - soon - 1t has settled down
sgmr bills viii BE- inHOdnesd pfOyid
ina taf ihs government manufacture
~ afmof plate Edtt ammunition snd
Eosernmeht construction ~ ~4fsbigs
And thoss biiis sh1uid have the
shgis scishi ot the sctiys support Of
ever American citizen f0t u la not
iao mscb 10 49, hat tho safety oi
The eoah,iy depends apon taking tho
msuuist,ate of suns and ammunition
Ana stusi plsis and sssships uut ~
tho hsnda II private monopoly, whirh
has no, scrupica Ia be,fay ns psn
cophfty tot ihs sake u mssinK mu
lions ~ dniiafa
u ia bad en0ash "a be robbed BY
raliasise tlidiuK aud ssossai," prices
Iiui % ia iitsapbahil he'd tn see palli
bsl pun iH ofdof 90 have batursbipa
buii % oui ~ date plaGs that Wouid
make 'hein simply death lfaps lr a.
iual BATH etth torriap ur.ts
Tho outstanding nayal Lesson laugh,
bF ibe japanese iasslaH var ouJ ~
me pfessui va' o. hat the victorious,
haitisshlp ~tii sieays be- ihe fastest
ha'tlrahip brCauss thr fastest battle.
chip fau d.,ldp ~b,u aud vhsro .
battle ah4il he ruabt % ran stand
uH aud Bghi % ,sH advance aud nshf.
uf u caH rpn ava} hom slantt hai
'lrahip irai may be- moro gonr.tli
f"i buldtag slo~ bayt armp,cd
bat'leahIpa aui .ndoeirs 5oaKrrss 20
orir5 mu5r ,ine. Asa,1 afuurr1 ba'
ilo7h,ra tu br bplii bee been apd Is
nnv lhr pali.f and sr' pllpoas ~ tbo
aruaf trust
Nht7
ue,nase siuN battirsutps with heir
ynurmn,s ihirkuesa ~ Arwut repre-
arel m,lliona of p,uai to fhr urmar
isusl eh,rh ~, atwof ,fuet would
oul r.,r,se lt fast ltahi armnrsd sblp.
epfe hnii tur 'h. American uays 20
tH,f art tHl' fot rr,ty other us,y
nnl tbr Awrtl,an
Hm Is fhis ai Uu,b experiments
nud sfmN haujstrais have proved
t,,ooA $50, dagb, Ira, tlsb explosive
sho,ls vtl ~r,,s ute hrss.,et ajmor
glsio 8o tbn srmut uaa' tas riead
ut osra its secret tues.u,ea io pre-
,ent thr per at h.sh explosive shells
hr uBr uatY
WHY
tieyauso tho almof trust dd not
sant 10, obsolete and ptohtahlr bray,
prmotcd slnS batiieships distatded in
future naval pfoFfsms. and iho sdop
,inn ~ tho hlsh explosive shrn would
have fcsuHed 10 those sio~ heavy
armerd bal,Icshlrs hr,nx discarded
Nod SO here Ia our ns,y without the
hish explosive ammunition which Ia
on board thr hatIlcships ef evctj
other n,si class power a. this very
womsnt
1tctc must be- no more business
don" With this interruptions. unpAyti
o,ir trus, Il 30 not ai 10 he frosted
u'n,stoylh 10, government mus,
t1ld tbv sh'ps aad pfo, idc the srmot
end IRE Euus ana enc aelmunliou
Hp"p ~bIrh thy sAtsS ~ the nation
finally dvrends
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
Doe, Ne, r,n lnll.n., A.

The sdRor Of the Linneus BuIistia
mentions Lillian Rassel a. among
those present ~ the beauty contest
presided over BY Paris Il should be
explained though. that at that time
Lillian Sas n mere slip OF girI. st
Louis Republic.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

A chicago woman recently had a
knife taken from her stomach which
size bad swallowed eight months b.,
fore, bat ihe Law against cArry yinE
concealed weapons never vas very
T,gidy enforced Ia chicago, -. St
Louis Times
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
Nour Next Set. Henry

Henry Ford announces be- b. ready
20 spend his las cent Cor p-sce The
European b"liEerrn's have Indicated
A. emphsuealy tha, jhey are ready 70
spend rAeir last cent Tor war Irs
Mr. EoFd's ncrt bet -- - louis Repuh
lie
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
HARD to Keep the Peace

4 good many youhg people. IN their
haste 70 set married. overlook the
item o' preparedness when want
makes a landing and attacks an un.
fortified iarder. peace is sometimes
difficult to maintain MaryvHle Dem.
ocTat Forum
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

The Progressive parts s. not worry
iHs because Us chairman, Victor Mur
dosk. has gone 30 Eafope Tor an In
definite stay Il knows iis prospects
Vill b. ilst a. sooa vhsu h. return.
a. f hs had STAYED on the Job Kan.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

The average man knows three old
stories. Witch ho rrcqgyatly repeats
The ayetaEe woman knows but on,
old story aHd li 8, about man who
beesed h,r 20 marry h.m MareeIlRe
Mirror
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Senator Tcnros. has informed a
e@.iine public aal A' b. hoV.ag hs
cart, vui and h,s sery
ices 10 the yariy SO valuable they viii
nominate him as the party header.
Naybc the Republicans could do
" orse bat Ne doat So how 5, could
b. poss. hi" Glas~3s Missourian
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
shoula MOI Rraa Ahou, I,

While olonJ Roosevelt can come
back into the Republican party. he
SHOULDN'T get the .dea that he wili be
coaferring bis favor on the party
by coming back kaasas ,jU SRspi
journal
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

a,r yo1 .u favor ~ Prepared
uest II YOU are. soad us dollar
on subscription 40 We c7n prepare"
TO settle olr years business Rails
County Record
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

As - usaAl ~ith war s,aries. those
hishly colorcd yarns sen, oct about
nuns eeing assaulted IN Mexico turu
eut to b. tabrioAtions of the vars,
sort
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Il looks like the British sent her
hov scouts to the Dsrdanelles what's
left Of them ar" either In hospitals
Or arp on their way back 10 their
mothers noonyills Advertiser
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
ptnoenArlc AnnounctnEnra

hereby ansoasos mYsaif - . eaa
didsie fDf Member of Congress from
the r0sFth Congressional tHstfist ~
hisaosfi. ssblest 20 tbs primary eise
iign. AgEast 4 1919
ROBERT I YoUH0
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

inalans a. Dvmocfsiic soos leader Ia
sares the bronapt sdvsnescaeas snd
safe passage of bebeheial legisia
tion
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

senator stones declaration that
conEress hst not passed an Roi that
the Republicans Stn dare repeal. !.
no buncombs They would netcy dare
20 even try
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

The proposition 90 teach patriotism
In tAe ~ Joseph schools ts , so,d
one The American yoOth caunoi b.
tsUEhi 400 mucs reverence for the
aAE.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

NJ Ford y anxious 70 set The
boYs 0ut Of the trenches b Chrisi.
mas And thea lets aelesAte him 10
90 the mAisnniam b. Fgarth oi July
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

jatgins b. ihs rev style q skirts
q would seem the fashion MAKERS had
turaed weather prophets and predict
"a d~~s snoN
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

That rndoFaptneut~ phieh Dickey
received 81 Kansas city Monday night
10 - Tar - be wlii get Ia the sea
tOrai racr
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

80 DOUBT the price oi lpHbcr viii
so 40 now. the excuse beinE that the
political parties ~. building Their biz
platforms
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

TIE price % sss viii not he raised
In 81 Iossph that ts rot on the Kind
that ihe ~ Joseph Gas cowpauy fur
nishes The street corner sort ls too
ch-ap AZ any prtce
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
sas cay tRspJ journal


The Prvhibisiorlsss Ars rsisirs
Boonviiie got a tew nakes Of saow
a fe~ days szes Fsom what Ne are
hesring about the tasek and dirty COZ.
di'ioa Of thinEs Arbuna here . little
whiteainE sna cleaning ueut hur,. --
Doonville ADVERTISE
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

u o. probable that u The attention
Of the United states Bureau OF AM
mal Industry WAS called 70 the acuri
hes % Inspector Richard ~ kramer
sho seems to be- devo,lnE so much ol
bis time TO The affairs of the counts
and city in matters which would mi
marily beneni himsrif that tbe gos
ernm'nt which psyn him might find
additional work fpr his ldl" moments
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Great Scott, II Il p0sslble' Has
Teddy Tee,hodors really declined that
Nebraska presidential nomination.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Jefferson CITY has cast ouj sin =
headline announces Where l. the
Legislature gzlbR to meet
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

judge RYAN vas emphatcally right
when h. refused a parole Ia the case
OF WHiism NrFarland
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

only tour weeks uli Christmas DO
your shopplbg nov and wilh 81 10
scph merchants
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
DOlEGS II SOCIETY
Interesting Gossip C"Beern-
inG 'ie ! ."p.s ~ -. Jo-cph

Mrs $ $. MoCord is vistjns With
Mrs William Il McCofd OF Omaha
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

y tho salvation Army does not Ike
Gefmany's attitude. % can night