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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09

nTOWNRT
M HELPS
TOWN FORESTS IN GERMANY
Convincing Proofs Of What May b
Accomplished Under Scientific
Management. :

A feature Of municipal government
which has been brought to a high de.
gree of perfection in Germany is the
town forest. The town forest Is a sec
ton of woodland set aside by a city
for the propagation of forest trees and
operated by and for the profit of the
townspeople. Germany has many that
are paying all the community taxes
and something over HARRIS A. Rey'
nolds, secretary of the Massachusetts
Forestry association, has made a sur
vey of such institutions In Germany
and publishes his findings in the
American City Magazine.
Forbach, a town OF 1900 people, has
q town forest of 1882 acres, or about
four-lfths of an acre to each inhab1'
ant. This forest makes q profit OF
$12.14 an acre annually, sufficient to
pay all the communal taxes and leave
some over for local improvements.
A section OF the forest; in this case, is
set aside and when extraordinary ex'
penditures are called for, such as the
building a new schoolhouse or a
town hall. enough timber is cut and
sold from the reserve to meet the
cost. Besides paying for taxes and
certain improvements, this town for
est, in keeping with an old German
custom, pays the heads Of the older
families, $50 Of them in this instance,
the sum of $50 yearly. All work in
the forest is done under the super
vision Of a trained forester, appointed
by the state. Many men and women
are employed in cutting, hoeing, etc.
and are paid wages by the town. The
management is based on the most
scientific and modern principles, and
extraordinary means are taken to pre-
vent the ravages ct insects and AMI
mails. A forest fire is unknown, all
dead limbs and waste from the cutting
being quickly disposed of. The profits
Of the forests visited by Mr.. Reynolds
average $500 an acre.
In addition to being commercially
profitable, the forests are used as
recreational centers. On Sundays and
holidays they are thronged with pic
nickers and merrymakers, as the
woods, always located within easy
reach town. offer unequaled ad
vantages for outdoor sports.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
DOING GOOD WORK
New Building and Apparatus Act
imp as Inducement to the
Students.

r. F. Flint, commissioner Of agricul
ture, has received a letter from Dean
Sheppeld of the department Of agri
culture at the Agricultural college,
Fargo, wherein he states that there is
a large influx of new students in the
dairy department and it is anticipated
that there will be a lot Of good work
done this winter. .
He states that the new building and
apparatus is quite an inducement for
new students. In referring to this de-
partment, which is under the super
vision of; Prof. Keithley, Mr.. Shep-
perd says: .s:etrt.
you will be pleased to know, | am
sure that the dairy building equip
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
PUSH, GARDEN SCHOOL IDEA
Federal Bureau Of Education Formu7
Iatine Comprehensive Plan tor
Ito Advancement.

The United States bureau Of educa'
ton is beginning a special work OF
the promotion of home and school
gardens, having received an appropria'
ton from congress for the purpose.
1t appears that many cities have al
ready made experiments and consid1
cradle progress in school gardens, but
there is little concrete information
available at present for exchange and
distribution among schools. BY, cor.
respondence and personal visits the
bureau of education proposes to CO.
operate with school boards through.
out the United States on this subject
and collate and distribute such infor.
nation as will be Of service in extend.
ing the work.
1t Is proposed that every city school
shall have a teacher employed IL
months in the year who understands
gardening both theoretically and prac'
tically. During term time the teacher
is to give instruction in nature study,
elementary science and gardening.
and in the afternoon direct the work
in gardens at the children's homes.
During the summer vacation the
teacher on duty will employ all her
time in directing the practical garden
work. Such teachers, according to the
system of the bureau, will be able to
give a personal supervision, which
will insure greater success for the
gardens and can familiarize the chill.
dren with the problems of plant pro-
duction and utilization. A co-opera.
tive plan for disposing advantageously
of the surplus vegetables and fruits
Is included in the general scheme.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
Mrs. Bloom May Not Receive
Any Pay for Her Services
Senator oronna Is Preparing to Fight Devils Lake Postofac
Matter to the Last Ditch; Letters by Col. Bloom Himself:

& Washington, D. c., Jan. Y,-Senator
GrOnna scored against Treasurer
Burke in the final outcome of the
Devils Lake ~postofice fight. As will
aforementioned, In the first instance
MI. J.. III. Bloom was nominated for
postmaster at Devils Lake. His nom
inati0n was rejected by the Senate,
Later his wife, Marjorie Bloom, was
nominated for the position aid her
nomination was rejected. This oc'
CURED in. the last session Of Congress
During the recess, or about the first OF
December, a recess appointment Ias
made by the president, and Mrs. Bloom
was issued a commission under that
recess appointment under the pro
visions Of law governing recess ap
pointments.
Wife's Name Presented.
On the 18th of December the name
Of Marjorie Bloom was again sent to
the Senate for confirmation of her ap'
pointmeht as postmaster at Devils
Lake, and on January 4th, the Senate
again rejected the nomination.
Most strenuous efforts were made by
Ex-Governor Burke, who is nov treas
urer of the United States, to secure
the appointment of Mrs. Bloom. He
filed with every democratic Senator q
statement to the effect that in the
nomination of Mrs. Bloom the presi.
dent was exercising his right, and that
the rejection of her name would react
against the president. He stated in
his letter that the rejection of Mrs
Bloom in the last session of Congress
was used by. the Republicans in North
Dakota to show the Importance of Sch
ator Gronna in Washington, and that
It was argued that he had more power
even than the president Of the United
States; that no Democrat could be ap'
pointed to Office unless it was agree
able to Senator Gron1a; that the worst
thing in connection with these appoint
ments was the false impression that
vas created in the country by the
papers which made it appear that this
is terrific fight between the Senate
and President of the United States.
and that the wrong impression in his
judgment was hurting the administra'
ton, and should Mrs. Bloom be again
rejected it would hurt the president
and the administration more than it
would Mrs. Bloom. because she would
hold Office until the close of the ses'
sion, while the changes will be rung'
on the great fight between the presi.
dent and the Senate, in which the
president comes out second best.
Interesting Question.
! The rejection of Mrs. Blooms ap'
poi1tment raises a rather interesting
point which was decided in the South
Dakota cases of United States District
Attorney, Mr.. James Elliott. In that
case the comptroller of the treasury
held that a vacancy existed before the
recess of Congress, and Mr.. Elliott was
named during the recess. Later his
= name was sent to the Senate but he
was not confirmed and the comptroller
held that while his acts might not be
illegal, yet the statutes expressly pro
hibited the payment Of his salary until
he had been confirmed. Therefore, in
the case of. Mrs. Bloom, although she
has been acting postmaster for about a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
T OF

The Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie Railroad company having
petitioned the board of railroad COM
missioners for permission to substl-
tute a mixed for the passenger train
now running between Wishek and Bis
marck, the said board of railroad com.
missioners has called a hearing of
this issue at Bismarck, January 6,
1915, at 10 A. NJ. All parties interest
ed in this matter are invited to at
tend the hearing. BY order Of the
Board,
w. F.. CUSHING,
Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09

ment, in so far as we have been able
to secure apparatus, is in order and
ready to work. The appointments in
the way Of apparatus are considerably
better than ! had hoped for. The in
terest on the part of our students
shows a very marked Improvement;
in fact, we have quite a large number
who are really enthusiastic over the
work now" =.
One item of Importance in the dairy
department and which has proven OF
considerable stimulus to the students
is this new dairy building, the secur-
ing of which is largely due to the in
fluence of the Dairymen's association.
Before this building was erected, the
demonstrations we're carried on in a
d%ilapidated old building which was
discouraging to the students, and it
was almost impossible to Undue them
with the ideas of higher class OF
dairyi1g, but now that this new struc-
ture has been provided, the depart
ment has taken on new life and splen.
did results are being attained.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
fourteen WASTED NO TINE
But the Other One OF the Fifteen Who
Wanted to Telephone Wal
Not Married.

ElIt00u MOu "CAO' WoACAAA6 AA AAAAS w
use the cigar store telephone, and five
of them had to catch trains. The re-
ceiver was firmly fastened to the ear
Of a young man in peg top trousers
and a rah-rah hat. This Is a portion
of what they heard:
Hello, is that you Myrtilla? This is
mech yes, you do-have you got a
date for tonight? l want you to go
oh, why not?-They don't care-l
think you are going with somebody
else-So, you're going to turn me
down, ~what?-Oh. yes, you are-Oh'
yes, you are-I know better-You've
been stuck on him for a long time
Yes, you have-Yes. you have-Yes.
you have. l heard all about it seen
you to the theatef with him-Yes, ]
did-Yes, l did-Yes, ! did"
What the y" roared a large
rotund travelling salesman at the end
of the line as he gave a mighty heave
and pushed. the IS men along so sud.
denly that the young man, who was
standing with his feet crossed, was
precipitated suddenly through a door
and into a back room on his elbows
and shoulder blades. The first man In
line grabbed the phone, got his num-
Der and yelled: -,
lilo, Mag; I'm goin' to Cleveland
and I won't be back for five weeks.
S'long.".
The other II men used even less
time than the first one. They were all
married and seven of them wanted to
tell Their wives that they wouldn't be
home to- dinner.-Buffalo News.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Bismarck for election Of dir
ectors for the ensuing year will be
held at the bank between the hours of
II and ~ o'clock a. m. on Tuesday,
Jan. IL, 1915.
C. B. LITTLE, President, .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
Never Hurt Gronna.

"As to Mrs. Bloom: Aside from
simply being introduced to her. Gronna
cannot truthfully say that she is either
personally obnoxious or Objectionable
to him. She has never done anything
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
No Alternative.

A niggardly Providence ordained, IN
the beginning, but three principal
checks upon the tendency of popula'
ton to outrun subsistence, namely,
famine, p%estilence and a :
Modern devices of transportation,
not to mention the activities of char
ity, speedily put famine out Of the
reckoning. 1t became practically i'm
possible for enough people to do any
good to starve to death any more
So, too, with pestilence. The doctors
got busy and discovered so many Sc
runs and things that %pestilence af'
forded but the scantiest relief.
"War isn't as Christian as 1t might
be, but it makes a noise like Hobson's
choice" people began to remark, or
such of them, at least, as were dis
posed to face the situation squarely.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09

wishes you a happy and prosper
GUS New Year. 10 be prosperous
makes you happy. To be happy
you must be prosperous. The Sc
quel to this is buy your groceries
Of us and it is settled. A few
hints to prove the argument-A
quarter buys any can Of fruit on
our shelves, and not a can but
fancy, first quality, and every
thing else in proportion. Come
in and get our prices and look
over stock and see where you
have been playing a loosing game
+ Ohm DAWSON & SON
208 SIXTH STREET. PHONE 19S
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Die benttse Gage.

gnelano uno Sranfreid) baben iett
offi5iea aneefiinoiet, pie iie eege,l
9euti6lntb bor9eben tponen. sic
noIen ben gan5en S6iffsperfebr
9euti6lanos abidneioer. I0e bon
8euti6lano fommenoen uno fir
9eutiblan6 b~eItimmten Senoungeil
ionen bon ibnen nit 8eidlag belegt
peroen. 0eutiblanb ioa b01ig iio-
liert meroen. 9ie Sa6e flingt iebr
errit, ober porlaufig molten mir MIR
erft einmol obparten, mie lie ii1 ent=
pifelt. Sn Ben 0ar0oneGen gebt's
itlr longiam boron. Son Ben iibri=
gen Sdlahtfeloern miro ni6ts Nenes
gefneloet.
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Der Safer iiber feline Geaner.
Miillden, i'm sSe6rual


2uomig @anebofer fdbrt nit ict-
zen 8eroffentIidungen iiber leinen
9eiu6 I'M Sauptquartier ntorgen III
ben uWtiindener 0eueiten Ro6rid),
ten" fort. gr gibt 5ur66it cine Sd
rattpriitif oes Hei6sfan3lers unr
einige ieiner @%euBerungen.
Serr b. 9etbmann iei, iaat
@angbafer, bel @%rmabming ser gai-
lode, oaB man ben Gei6sfan5ler Ell
men 8bilpiopben nennt, tpeoer mem
ldenfern Iuno FROZEN, mie Ser grobe
8eiie bon 8onigsberg, nod gaa:g
uno moros, nie S1~openbauer, nod,
Elm neutrality-suspicious. SpItenatifer
ME Segel, nod oitbDrambifd, bar.
beiBig ooer entriift, melanholiid,
wie 9ieside: er iei reoe, gebe uilo
itebe uie elm filler, natiirlider
Wfeni6, Der MIR oiirh lid lelbft mo
Die riibige 5eitigfeit ieines perioa-
lifen 8eiens aeipinne uno ero6e-
re, tuenn nan iid ni6t gepaItianl
pno eiaenpiaig ooeeeen itrdube.
09as ausmdrtige @mt", erSGDlt
@angbofer, lit i'm @roBen Saupt-
quarter unterge6raht, in Dem Gar.
tenbaitie zines 8anfiers, BON bern
es ebenfals beiBt: 81 eft parti~, 5u
oeutid: Or lit perouftet. geebeu Ser
8olbobenbeit 3eige ii6 in Ser 8iaI
Der Sang 8lt mdrden8drtIider DO
montif. Gos benefit Die gon8e aug-
itattung oes @auies uno Dor allen,
Der grobe, iebt 8rtr a~rbeit8Itdtte o2s
I%usp0rtigen Nmte8 umgearbeitetq
Salon. beIien munoerIi6er Gdmuf
cllerGei med)ouii6es SpieImerf BIZ,
bet, 3mii6en oeii Spielnerfen 1te-
ben ole Shreibtii6e, oenen mar
o1iiebt, mie rubelos bier g~eorbeite'
miro. Sn Der Mitte oes Gaimes be
finoet iid) Der Sfreibtiih oes Geids.
fan5lers. nn0 inter oen 8idern, Die
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2atun Mpmers geidarft, abgebolt nno
abgeliefert per Iuto; etabilert felt Is
Sabren. Grteriun, Der 8irbele : Doftor.
Selepboniert.
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Yam,misbmI Nrtifel.

Infer @orrat an @dlmen, Gtrdl.
1ern, 8himen. Sameu etc. lit Der bette,
ipelder ie in Segas ge3ogen tpur6e. llrs
iere 8reiie fino uiebriger als in anoerep
@aumfdulen uno Die 8aare lit ma.
mense1t unS sufriebenfteleno.
i6uIs@ eihdft uno mir gelpiunen i16rlih
6nnoerte bon nelien &uuoeu (trob Ser
9roben 4onfirren8 norblider @efhdfte)
@ieies biirQt fir uuiere @eeiitdt. 2ost
@ud n~nIeren 81 Seiteu itarfen 2atoI0a
fomnten ipenu SIR etmas su pflan5ei
geoenft. Ser &ofoloa miro fir &c @rtefs
morfeu frei oerionbt.
Adresse: Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke. New Braunfels, Tex.
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i6libe l1no oie W1lnitton ouf otelem
8ege befommen; fur5 eS ftno genAg
6riinoe oafir porbanoen, tpor11m
england uno Sranfrei6 nit lol6eln
Offer 9e9en &onitantinopel borgebcn.
llno oo6 miro nod bon einem anoern
@runoe geipro6en. Man befiir6tet
in 2onoon unoi Yaris, betBt es, ooB
ii6 GnBlano in &onitortinopel felt
iebe uno oas moae marl oer6iiten.
Nun bat ~olleroings Der enelii6e 8re.
mierminiiter Isquitb fiir5li6 offent-
lid erflart, oaB England ni6ts oage-
gen babe, tpern 9fuBlano ii6 einen
o%fferen @eg o1trd Die 9aroanele,t
gum Weere iu6e, aber Elm Seitieser
&uBlanos in &onitantinopel miiroe
man oob mol nidt gerne ieben. 9o
eonnte niort &onitantinopel nod bel
lieber @rie6enlato, fir oos man III
2oroon itets eine8orliebe eebobt bo4,
toenn aud oie@rparutngen beig8eitern
1iidt erfiillt itno, oie man emit auf
Gas &onigrei1 Ser Selenen Iebte.
llebrigens mollen mir inn @eoad,t-
mis- bebalten, oaB mar porlauhg
&onitantinopel nod nidt bat uno
boffentlid audi ni1t befommen miro.
Die ginnabme BON &onitontinopel
miiroe un5peifelbaft cine itarfe oe=
gen Ge1tidlnno geridtete @irfunie
ouf Den Grieg ausiiben. &uBlano
befame ooour6 freie 2uft, es fonnte
3ufubr bon Dem befommen, mas
es notlpenbig brau6t, auf Die 8etpe=
9ungen Der Siirfei miiroe sic Gin
nabme Der Sauptitaot lGbmeno mir
fen n1o Die Soltltng Der 9alfanitaa4
ten ielbit miiroe oaonrf in elmer,
bodit tuabri6einlib ul1angenebmen
Weiie beral1oert neroen. @ir f6i..
men oaber MIR fpiiniben, oaB Die
Sran5oien uno Gngl6noer Die Saupt-
iroot oes tiirfii6en &ei6s nidt in
ibren 9efis befommen ODER oab es
menigitens nod iebr lanee oouern
moge, bis Dies geidebe.
aus &uBlano limo ipdbreno Scr
lebten Gage Meloungen bon einer
groBen ruifiiden angriffsbepegung
gefommen, ood feblt nod oie Be-
itatigung. Iber Gerit6rfunaen fde:=
men Die 8uiien befommen gu baben
uno fomit iino oenn norolid bon Der
8eidiel lpieoer beftige Sample ert-
brannt. @elingt es oen Oeutiden
in iener @egerlb aud ferner oie Sber=
bono 81 bebalteu mo @orlhou in
Befis 81 befommen, 10 fam es ser
fpeiteren @ntlpiflnne nit 5iemlider
Hrbe entgegenieben. Shon boz
mebreren @oden i6rieb sic Weos-
fauer 3eitung n&uBfiia @ieoomo-
til: Gin 8erluit @oridou's rDiiroe
ben gerluit oes ganaen Selo8uges Be-
eeuten" uno oamit miro iie audi mol
re6t gebobt ba6en.
Ius Sranfreih lit nid)ts 8ihtiaes
gemeloet noroen. 3tpar pnffen Die
taglifen geridte aus Dem fran50ii.
iden Eager Die anaeblihen GrfolJe
Der Sran5oien in Der Champagne ais
groBartige @reigniiie anf es bat ober
ri6t ben @ni6ein, aIs tpenn Sic
Gage eurd ie beeinfluBt miiroe. ga!.
iade 1T es ieoenfals, bab 0eutld=
lono big iebt oas bon ibm in 6ranf
reid un0 8elgien beieste @ebiet nit
.eilerlter Sano feitbGIt uno ooB ale
Angriffs6eipesuneen Ser @eener inn
niftS baben entreiBen f%Gnnen. Gos
ioa man itets in 'einem @eoGftniS
feitbaltel, wenn man sic t6gIiden
Siegesnadri6ten Der Sron8oier in
ben englii6en 9epeffen fiebt.
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Sountains" ginridtuneen fir @roceris
ffene nno Sleii9erldben. @isl1rdifen,
aiibI@5 dal1fditen unb patentierten @roe
cerbs5 daufdften. @oles Eager, ole @r5s
ben. @iniee fhon eebraidte Sa6en. Gnf
4h5abIrngen.
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A. F. Y Reparaturen.

Sbpeipriters, gieoftbles, 8eden< n,tb
Gbrefiermaf6inen. 3ufriebenftelun9 aae
rantiert. 237 @eitsgommerce Ctr. Sci.
grodett 2441.
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@ptels.
HoTEl ALAMO

1876 Nlamo glasa- biibid nl1blierts
refine 3infmer. Soc, 75c, ST. per Sag;
$3.50 unb atftpdrts per 8o9e. 3irn1ner
NIT 2 8etten $500 per ISOLDE. MItes
Eelepbon grodett 658.
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Mipmittas ,titD 3elfe+

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