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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

: other tine penetrated tho brain. strik-
ms Just above and In front % the left
ear. Tho child became unconscious IN
o. half hour and has been IN that con-
ditiou almost ever since. with slight
iapses into partial consciousness. His
entire right side O. paraiyrcd. There 6
O. chance that De may recover alto
settler. or perhaps only partially. but
if is feared that he cannot live.
-
Obituary Sire. Is. r. SIX. q former
resilient ~ thls city. passed away az
h~r home i1 Weituu. iowa. after n lin
ErFiuE iiiuess. she EaE born in keo-
sgE. fova. June 81. 1851. and removed
90 Davenport while a girl. where che
resided Cor 80 years. Eight years aEu
str moved Co WF'fun. She iE survived
bT her husband. Albert p. tEo daugh-
fFFs. W~s. a. o. Carlson. % wsiton.
aHf .frs T.. p. Adrian. sos East Teuth
street. ttrre sisters. MrE. ,. - CpwinF.
Minneapolis. wiru. Mrs. T.. p Witch.
% Erotnk. and ,frs %. G. Dodge.
Frazer. i1wa. and two grandchildren.
TIE deceased was q member % Lafay-
est- lodge. 1921 ~ r. 4 The body viii
Errive iH Davenport at 1885 o'cloc-
wednesday morning. and the funeral
viii BE- bold from the home o.: her
tauEhtrs MFE H. p Adrian. a. :
O'Clock fhr same afternoon.
John Garhnrft. AGED - years. pas.
"a away az hiE home. 720 East Tenth
street. after q short illness. The de-
ceased was born On Warsaw. Wis.
May e. 1859. ana has resided in Dav-
export ~ years. The survivors arc
tiE wife. MARY p. and I've stepehiid-
rfus Herman. Frank. Gustave. Mrs.
AEress EsscuWeiu. and Mrs J p. Ar
mould.
william n Talbot. leading fnaacier
and buHiacss man % De slit. 9iel
yesterday AZ his home here lie was IN
hiF s1th year. Mr. Talbot vas one %
fhr founders and prcsiden; % both the
FIRST National hank % Dewitt and the
Farmers and Citizens Savings hank
% Dewitt. TIE was also one 81 the
organizers and president % the Dc
Wift Electric LIGHT company. He was
= mrmhr- OF tua Scottish Ftte Nasons.
Deceased wa born in Harrison coun-
-. Ohio. Dec. 6. 1888. and came 20
Dewitt lu 1857. Tie arrived here with
ouf funds hut tis energy and perse-
vcrance won out lie NJ hrst worked
AZ the timers trade and soon acquired
small harvard store. This was In
isss. The business grew rapidly and
became one % the leading CONNER
cisi houses OF Dewitt, He was united
IN marriage IN June 1863 20 Helen
Bisseii % Dewitt. Two children born
unto them died IN infancy. Surviving
are che wife. n sister Mrs. Nellie Kirk
patrick. o; Cambridge. Ohio. and a
nephew. William Cameron OF Dewitt. |
Several other ncphcvs and nieces re-
side IN Ohio. The funeral will he held |
az $3.50 Wednesday afternoon from the |
family home. Services will ha con-
Quoted by Rev. Chapman and the Ma
sons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
RECEIPTS LARGER
EXPENSES LOWER
Augustana College Makes q Gain FL
nancialiy. According to the
Treasurer's Report
TOTAL RESOURCES ss55.Hs.s;
Growth Over n Year Ago Amounts to
SI7.d7i-Incnme in That
Period SII6,s9s-3s-

Reports OF Treasurer Andrew kempe
OF Augustana college and theological
seminary for the year ending March
81. 1915. are very encouraging and
show an increase OF SS.62S.5i in the
receipts above those OF last year. Total
disbursements for the year are 81, $685.
as less than last year. leaving a
total balance in the treasury of So
si2.07. as compared with S1.4sS.55 on
hand at the close OF the year of 1914.
Receipts for the last year total S11s.-
SsS.3z. and the disbursements S110,-
2ss.s0. Total resources above liabili-
ties as per general ledger s415, 6S4-39:
supplementary resources, due on 25
and 10 cent fees from the various dis
tricts and conferences, s50.2s3.56.
The statement OF funds and scholar
ships shows an increase from a total
last year OF s427. 1884. TO a total this
year OF s441.7s4.ss. The increase in
funds and scholarships over last year
being S14.5e492. These funds are rep
resented by notes and mortgages of
s437. 1857. the remainder in lands
and cash in banks.
Gain s17,674 I'm Year.
According to the net resources in
the general ledger and the total re-
sources in the fund ledger. Augustana
college and theological seminary was
worth ss57.44s25 at the close OF the
year ending March 81. 1915. At the
close OF the year ending March 81.
1914. the college presented a net worth
OF $3.50. 775.0S. making the increase in
the net worth OF the Institution during
the year S17.67417
The treasurer's report has been aud
fled and found 10 he correct and the
books well kept The auditing com
mittee consisted OF Clarke L. Swan
son. c. II. Godehn and Oliver p. Olson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The northwestern area OF high pres
sure and low temperature Is central
over the valley of the Red River of the
North Freezing weather Is reported
from Saskatchewan. the nakotas. west
srn Nebraska. Minnesota. and the
northwestern portion OF the lake re-
gion and frosts have extended east
ward Co western New York. The
western storm overiies the territory
from British Columbia and Alberta
soushesstward 20 the wes, gulf coast.
with iss center over southwest Colo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

At nrans1. ia LamBarfv. mere
iauFfsaes "a very curious sort sr eEst
an enc oeulhers OIL witch PLAY ire
same Isad 6f U1sfHgHraf. taava as ere
"ffftar1rns TUEs corresponds HF
What we saov ss .laa6.9e" gaE s
constructed ef ruots rtsl-r-f sHtr eF
snts enc bass si8es he.FE often sew
eraf feet long white enc others Ersts-
aiiv decrease a s0sr
The "HFlaf5eas ss ere e.s7ers ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

meeting tomorrow night. J. C. Gibson
will speak at Eighteenth street and
Second avenue. His subject viii
touch on the employment sit
uation nationally and locally.
and viii also be Of a general anti-Har
nature. Literature is to be distributed
over the whole county and more earn
est efforts will mark the party's work
here this year.
Arrangements are being made for
big picnic on Suburban island in July
or August.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
QUICK RESPONSE
TO 6. A. R. CALLS
fis&a<fai Csmmlttss Fssis Wen -1s.
had VIVA Frsgrvss % tie
wsF1 Ihas Tar.
srxvIcEs ~ SCHOOLS MAI -


craaf AIRY members are hiEsIY
Disassd vf,h ths rsspaass Elvsa o.
Rsck tsl4ad bgsiaeas nee 90 tie 60
ifcfEstioas o. thr Clvu wHr vstsraas.
'rns fsceraffaE eoesGfEfrs expects t1
sxD~ud bstwsea sfdG aEG $500 fsf thr
Memorial dag eEsrefses fhfs rear. anG
already ths Erestsr bortlon 81 thls
smoans haa beea rafset. although tEr
crsuna has been onfV baf covered.
Practically 60 Fesasala have been
met WIN gaf maaV tftfaerrs are
citsd WHERE me callers have been
Instructed t5 write their own ESTE
mate of ere sam proper Cor che srm
visited 20 give. and taid o. ask tas
cashier Zoe ere amount
because thts year marks ere GOA
aanfgsrsarT N enc wars close and
because tar 9id soldiers CO. noe expect
20 BE- az the heim nstf year. there has
been a. especial Effort made al ta~
present fiase Co maize ere observnnrrs
ant ths decorations more elaborate
than beretaf9rr Az eats takes Gaorr
money thaa Oh eastaaariiv urrli~f t1
aaanes enc exercises sat because %
enc liberal wsg ia which fhe eiFY tas
Fgsponds,i. ere a. a. %. are especially
arafiaed wtfh tbr cgfi1oE
-inzis -ehoaf service.
A i1faf service af aff school caftfrea
VII be hsM tr ere afternoon Of rri-
daY. May g. ia fhr EiEs school audi
t0rrlm u fs noe possible Tor tas
members 90 john ugfart post t1 ioc-
ger contiage th~ir practice of EotEiaE
r. Bafrt6fie service la each hgifilnf
becaase % the eufrebtef eaedifi9e 81
some Of rr are TIE arFantzasl9l
has expressed flr salr that many o.
pills VIII Be able f1 h~ Drraret st enc
exercises fa ere srfefHaou 81 ere 2sFe
rbaf enc soldiers and sailors mor-
ument ia cbippiaanoeE ermrferv VIII
b. tn ffs place r-atF f5r fs- gaVeitisE
on Memorial Cav ls far hope % tss
veterans rbsrr Cd every reason 60
believe fBsf HHts wtJ be possible. ss
tbs worEmes have already bes5s eoa-
srFufftou OF ere fagatsr.4e er wstee
rhe sssft VIII Dol placed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

warranty beeus.
Aiphonse Buysse and wife 70 James
J. Dashington, east half lot 3. Daebel-
iiehn's subdivision in section 6, II
~. s2.7Oc.
Joseph Bodeen and wife 20 William
l. Gauiey. south 60 feet lot and part
lot .. block .. Nrppls fourth addition
Rock Island. 81
Article Of Agreement.
Carl p Mitchell and wife 90 Elmer
= GulbcrE. lot % block and lots
II 20 -. block .. Airs. l.. X. Warmers
subdivision. outIot -. Mrs J.. y. War
n.r's first addition. East Moline, ST.
0tf
Real Estate Mortgages.
James J. Darlington and wife 20
Alphonsc Buysse and wife. east half
lot ,. Dhchcliiohn subdivision in sec
ton .. II. ~. s72f
Lyman S Kent 20 Daniel Wood and
Lulu N. wood. part outlet =. Ryder
a. Reads addition. Moline. $500
Harry r. uack. 90 TX, 10 Busna Y.
Mofltt. lot II. pack's fourth addition.
Rock Island. $1,000.
Assignment Of Mortgages.
A. @ Abraham 90 Moline Trust &
Savings hank. l5c.5i6.
4 g. Abraham 70 Moline Trust &
Savings bank. 13o,517.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

called. arrr tt-ir Instruments. are a.
q rafs lFsasaet 90 masie ard thsy
learn ftssr t4ass o. ear. osts1 fFB1 q
phar1ErsrG tt Gel saH tsaf che pan
pipe ptsvsrs evseriesee an TIE ssssa-
Ff9as OF t-saFtesf51s after q mares
cue f1 tas eaerrstlr bt8wtaE and ere
eaasfars vaFr5rE % enc Eeaf 90 asf
frs IRE ~astr. atfs5ges e1TveFirE
fe ere stranger sF rrsF n most rsFtsss
eject fs ss.t fF rr zoe Gss'rssssf. ST.
Hrsseterr.r STAR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

! RADIO. and has caused precipitation
from the Pacific coast TO the eastern
Roekl mountain slope and the lowe
Mississippi valley. Occasional show
ers have also fallen IN the upper Mis-
sissippi valley. the lake region and on
the Atlantic slope. Partly cloudy
weather is indicated for this vicinity
tonight. probably with frost. followed
by unsettled conditions Wednesday
OBSERVATIONS.
High. Low. PreS
Boston ..< Is ~ "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
ChatteI Mortgages.

Chattel Mortgages.
Ben 4. Stewart to Charles Johnson,
auto. 800.
Bill of Sale.
James A. Campbell 10 Frank c.
Campbell. auto. 81.
Release of Mortgages.
Rock Island Savings bank 70 Ellen
Doonau. 1878
State Savings Bank & Trust com
pany 20 J. Henry Render. I2S.272.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

fara ueHr Fire pauarr 81 ftna9
HEre. Vs6.. s said ss have aFieiaar~i
iT Ese stowe aF a defective due. c1a-
E.-.eiF destroyed taT bose aat FAR
s.fsFr is ts- towF ot John giFEf. haif
q aUe west % tectairr yesterday
Efss~ was ss enc rrlt as tb~ t.far ana
Fis attr ts satt t1 have b~-H IE the
EsFteE. Wrrr Fae rrtsraFt 90 the
ts1sr f7 fFirHhsse her entrance vas
cue on bT tsr tamFs. She summoned
tetE a1.s tf wss aas Gel tlme aGt fhr
bone uas rHsiFe'V destroyed. Nnrr
% ere faFasElrr vFas Sawed Toe loss
tE ssft f1 De- atosf $500 on che b1as~
ss1 siff1 Oh th1 farritaFF. otheF
baiiflsfs on ere farm. wtirh caught
Gre. were saved ~ che volunteer IRE
fEtfFFs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
SOCIALISTS BEGIN
SUMMER ACTIVITIES

4 countrywide campaign OF publicity
is contemplated by socialists, who Will
begin their activities with a street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

May Release RaebiinF Whether
Carl R1eblinE the weaithy scott
egantY farmer Who mlrirrrt his g.fr
bY e4ttiue her throat uith a butcher
knife April e will D. released on
aal uilt D. determined by IgEtier
fEit uaam uitliH tsrre days Tbs ~vi-
fFaer aa asiea ttr possibility 1f bail
eil - Get-Frlirrt fs ia eco Ggeu-
aeaFs. tk~ sfErFt e8af~ssi6r uhieh
aEre..sE ra1s f1 tss police fH~ day
Of tar r.FtrF end tar rl.Frsrs 90 enc
e5e1neF.s iraaesE HpTu 81 U'hFH
hs1sFEE fT1ss ere c1arfF iau 20 Jus
rarr uasa'z eaaFr t6r che pTrtim-
.ssrV tsaraGE yesterday Harblias
gave UEt'- ts1iesri5a OF n~ruoasEsss.
lfe talked vita Als sfE1rarls ia o iGH
voice aHt tis rs1seFs.1E -Gd uat
esaHE- daring frr eaEvrrsaEf1a OF
tzF.ls ere sFraaTsts msas f9 che
e11Fs HF Efs attorneys aHt calufy At-
faFeeF ifrrFF ti 1rtTss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

The ninth annual meeting Of the
American Peat society is 10 be held in
Detroit IN September The purpose
of the society is to push the use Of
this article.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

Nerro ~eut % JAN and Told % Leave
Tauu-CarI RAY. thr urEr8 charged
uls1 ieriefinE O. severe cash on the
face o. Lens Reese. afs1 c1i1rei. was
Appreciated by uf'erFs stap'rs1r and
Fpets ef che home OF hfs mother.
FROST arf t6aa streets when Ray
spprarrt bFforr Magistrate RoddrvfiF
be disclosed che statement that he
RAT s'ashsf che woman with q knife
1r raE1r. The Reese woman wus
called ara she said Ray had applied
q riie Fr.thFt Co her az his mothers
ta-ae Zee also became playful" she
sait. ard when she declined % asso-
etatr with hin hc struck her ana cut
heF. Ia addftfo0 90 a bandaEcd cheek
thr woman sported q swollen eye ~
he conclusion % the hearing Ray was
seat % th~ cooler for a period % 20
days and Instructed By the assistant
eounty attorney 90 leave toWn ns soon
az be had served hts tine.
Jifbns Turns Turtie-DrivirE =.
sped admitted BY himself 90 bs BE-
tSssn Is and 40 miles per hour and
claimed ~ che police 90 BE- IN excess
Turned turtle near Third and Warren.
oae passenger. = woman VAS In the
fisnsy bus q; tse tine. auf she With
th@ driver. escaped without injury.
TIE SOP vas crushed and the car vas
Otherwise damaged n turning over. as
vas ths other ear. name % the owner
zoe learned By the police. vhieh vas
ssrueE ~ che fifasy bus.
rsY f. sfruet ~ fftehfsrk IN rsfh-
sr's usnks-Th~ little f-ycsr-oid son
% Loais ffarss-n. four miles vcs, %
f0az Grove. iiss q y pr~carioa. con
eisioa. che rssui, % = rnos; unsorta-
nas- aeeiisas TIA, occurred Thurs
fsY. Ne Hsrkssa vas ei-aninE out
ths barn snd as ~ thrs~ . pf,ehfori
fail % strav oct % the door, the little
boy Faa seross The doorway. swo tines
- sks fort ssrfkfax Ma bead Ons
s--set sh~ sorsAssf s.f al M harm.
40 ); al sos pierce The sspli. bat the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08

3Dtles 81 preparation ~ Grsttciaai east
De soH xssny 10 4ea"}aiag Gus 81
taggtgs c6n sGara 40 acknowledgment
If ssaca+ana@s no frsaf, @aea Gie
sa4e tr arfs6rf nDsaes 8 DsogsaG ac
fsaltasa VIII sf.mDla1a ct2aass and
sD3r sxergs6s> sut 8aG.3 G8az erae Is,
tSvesy ootamasns aas seIsaa.ssanr.ea
te6ex ii g3s as1sresta ~ gae sasasy
"Tas &gFhaasa as@son 1eo55e N gaA
l1gsGrg il neg vi ,rs7eB, gaefe eva
Ja6otsa aN5st o,iaps q hagy shas ess
Yer, aer oGassa h9l6lase; q na5y mat
Ha8 alasafsae @e4ansa sr6ra sors4za
a~1arf@s@nc@. Easgs ne aa&4a,f sorks
5gc Ea Ga@tta5s 8 saFY ma naa sir>
sa@r gsa as>sfasIhaa of 4as@~Ha aad
@aa aa11saaas II a@e seo~
sbs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
APPRECIATES TnE Tribune,

Hembers III eAe Cfy GSaMls4&orf
list eyesfsz awafGAd GA ofsHfaI stiAG,
I'M ~ 80 HishG&fe< T'fofsss, reaEtz,
M mt 20 eaa ire bstt4t Gaf1MA
tRaa ab7 rAaf pa1eT ~IsDjiSaAG m His.
msfHE,
me TfiD4aA a;zD Ss5IiEhHs hIay
IN A~prenjatfDa 'tDra WatAftoma 8,
H. II N MT thh 9afEIhz N me- nm,
yHe ~ infaIze IN sA1f IaGsatlnr, btt
ey1fsnhas me taa&e that M Tfitr,he
IN duing NJ gah ~ bnb&t Eism&fhH
ana rs yAintfy afs l~fANfyDg,
ahith1r d1es Nye TtjbghH &eHk ~
build HseIt up Mfrikh nagtjnus efItt
ojsm y1r thittyfj7e ysats II has rts
malbAd l1yAf ~ sh6 best interests u
the Hspthal Gity ahA WW cnhtih1e ii
its alieEiaHHH without tear m 1&Yor,
~ IN striving hDts atH t1ot6 ~ ~
\ community paper, RATHER than The
spetial aH7CeatS N aby aity fantiop
Dr. FIiGus, Optimism, guided by ram
man setiss, Wins MFRS battlGs thab
tassINism And GnrDihg itjtle]sM u.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
BISMARCK HAN
WAS MARRIED


Tbs Marriage Ct Hss ENEMA T.
Eeasel Ct Waller C-F and Er- wal
&sea Cearrs Tcc,t-u1 Of la city va
ssJs-11-zed Z high 1neu yesterday,
F1ae :. 1915 a. -ae Methodist eaI-el
1 valley CITY. -1s EeT. vs-11Z-a- 1aa-
al- 81 caa1 es-srea. c~tsrsa-Ing Only
sesassa zzd intimate f-5erfta Il -As
sra1l5 GGgg ElsaA@f. tae cererla-g-
Hiss EalaEes1 Aser1-a1 81 Vs-sT
City Wa maid e Ec1ar~ WHILE HI
1rvl H. TrEax ct 1Ea CIT. - l-
HaEe .-sef6 u tls gr1G- Gcls- a.
les1 ssI
& reception was -sn.srea L-, s--
FRS, WccGrIE& Immediately alter -le
xec1g csge1arve w1s1 TIE sn-~
gs&Garnrs md VEL v.s.ea eE tEeg
mary tr&er.Gs we-e -a9E1e1 GDo1
them
Gr~ Tocc--@t il VEL and taT1-zstT
kro7r- IL eEa city, GeE-x Th= tr1s-
n.eaer of -z4 Err- Of Tzf1er 4
WcsGruEr e~Ien-r5caE cenrse1l-s. z-d
Gs ~ e~-tasaGaA-.c wcrEe- II cE-rca
Affairs TIE 5-a1= zLso & r-sr1y
tre1@& a1s zlzt1rz-res n ta.s VI
.cz-IE s5e Icing Z E~se-&-e --rzs ot
.tz@ Bismarck EcsrEzg II the c2zs G.
1919,
TIE bc1de z1G groo-2 Gss- a1o-rIT
&tta- tEe vs1Gf-g ee-sa1c-T t1r The
tNta cfr5ss ard es2terz ge51g 81 r-es-
7asooz sn6 vii BE- II Eolae to
1szc a-aag .fEe-ts after y3-y IT, Ct
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
SOUNDS UcTg " WARNING.

Admiral Fisks IN u recent address
sounds the foll0Wihg note Of warning
10 This nation
we must make tbs layHeh 1satze
that ms naval profession has dsvel
Gped greatly Within tho last ten years
IN Europe. bsea1,se u the imtninencs
M the awful War tor which her LhylGs
strsnu0usly prepared; while wc III The
tinted STATES. feeling secure behtt0
tbs bulWhrk III the Otenn. bnVo nDt
seriously prepared. ana have therefore
dropped behlnd IN tho march or naval
prosress ami l,nye bean. IN fhGt, ont
stripped We have seen tbs battle
cruiser, AJla scout, Tho submarine. tho
sHsbip. tbs hnroplans hud the mine
bslhg developed Ny foreign nations
into effective Instruments NJ Wnr,
while tl,eir officers and .inSu have
bsen efficiently lrnhsd IN tlieir usa
and tactics. but We tbye not deyelop
I'D them Into effective instruments Or
war ourselves, md llt6tHfOra, our ON
GERS and lnat have not bbsti 6nlclcnl.
" trained IN thslr 1850 and tactics,
We have observed tbs formation OF
great organizations " highly lrnl,sd
Reserves. Nut lave gotten none our
selves worthy 0f the nhnie We have
Hdmitingly noted Tie wonderful work
1T The GENERAL Hthffs, but have pro
viddd no General STAFF or similar
agency 0ursolyeu. though Tho recent
grentjon OF tbs 0flee Of Cblsr Of Naval
Operations IL n stop In that direction
@4ll,at should have beet, taken flfleei
years ago, We nave no tested war
plans. ~ all naval officers know, Am
stidhn and foreign. no tested orghtll
KHtjOi Tor war, no proper syHteHl VI
communications, no tested m0blaba'
tlon scheme, Az to gunbery, the news
that Keeps coming II, Of achievements
IN long range rflhg by European ships
sl,uws us tlial=4tWhile we afs m good
IA gunnefy AZ we have ever been4"
our competitors have ACCOMPLISHED
feats greater than any we have even
attempted,
"Thts Ia destructive criticism, some
say. True, nut has destructive
criticism no constructive valueY Ses
because Until destructive criticism
points out faults. eonstrnet'venesH
viii not be used, and remedies Will
not No applied, During the laborlo,tH
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08

X ~ ssG5@.yiy 6easaaG5ag s1r ntaGa
II C6@ asa&@ aamtzratn& ooat1 III ak
II N 1rget cn13g5Gs la rggzazla1 caaE
Hm>lrtzkt G@c@frasns Il asn Da.aiS
,rlSa3E1 Wi IN saakan frE@ sae %ee
asr &@ rJ@n s&gaa III "Gsenrgfaa
rGrx4Fs' Egt ghe ssFsr gns E@4ssT
ah1 1@se a1a4 1T iii.
%>rV nat rha ~esf@ren1sa@ snare ~
>2sr, me nfaaahm 81 tnr g@ry fns>
1nfGzha Gs1aFna@asa rbntr11zs s6a
5l&fG II fszznt4 nd CHA sEafh gnaasE
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iing n tFae h&E@jbE III mea gnGef mr.
nara III feg@nt&, The ml&G tngeft
ant alsitiGas Hfe SnnHA II eE9GAtinhaI
MmGaIszHnef ma s@Htetafy n the
IN 4hallGEaf shbHfGh u sbs StaGA IL ~
~ ~fh7ampfd ma he patir3a lns.jt4,
HhnE afM.ZSt mtn n1DHHf W~nDeaa&lrn
meh N e&yeIi&I &DtIty fof tnese twr
Wsitirbs fG4at be Eeie@fEd
Thn administration u III the IN
ctaIE nzsrtihE IN Influence D9er these
two departments MI be strengthened
Df Ws@hened IN quite opftiDh iIgt 10
WgpDrtinn " the kiEa o. men seIaGtGG
TOR the various positions,
aOmS man N nsa1gnizeM ability
should bG sGjsHfhd ~ administer the
affairs NJ The inxfGigfati1n Department.
II Vbu1d bs tbe height III fDDy W giye
Inst pdsinof ~ DHs rNh0nG not q fhG
Dgujztd Expert in this line N WDrk,
u tnnJ bs nsHSssary 10 gO " sone
other sthth " find him. The man
WtO Is " direct through the COMMITS !
sion, tho expenditure III sGO,OOO sh6it1
not bs u political time ser9er,
There Wns considerable opposition
~ the creation N the immigration Dc |
DArtJneni IN ths legislature, nnd in
mnpy places throughout tbs state
there has bHui criticism over tho ~,
preparation III money ~ bring Hn'~
tiers 70 the stats. It bchoOyeS the
mnn comprising the board u itnrnigrh
ton not 10 i%ncrehgG This opposition
ny making lhs department q political
phradiBo.
The Immigration department must
bo kept nOu1JnrtiGnn and efficient
Al inst has been said nbOut thig
department applies Win equal force
10 ne organization Of the executive
slnff ~ Tho board Of rcRsnie.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
Il, Il, JEWlB HERE

IT, g. Lewis. chairman Of tho state
b0nrd Of control. greeted many Of his
tho capitol yesterday Mr., Lewis win
le here this week attending 10 board
matters. lle Is looking well nbd says
thaL 10 feels very vol. TOO.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
Capitol Notes
IL AWAY

Governor JInnDn cWnl 10 Minnn'
npolls sunday night w attend II meet.
Ing Of the board Of directors Of the
reserve bnnk Of tho Ninth district
which vas 10 have bnnn held ynstnr.
day 10 expects 10 return TO this
CIV towards tho 6nd Of tbs weok
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
Horn Demurs
to Complaint

Boston. June 7,a4WSrner Horn, tho
German army officer who WAS nfs
rested IN connection with M attempt
TO blow ~ tho international bridge
between Chnadn and V%ancebero.
Maine. February 2, todhy presented II
demurrer 10 the Indictment charging
him With carrying explosives from
New York to v%anceboro. in violation
OF federal laws. The plea WINS based
Oh The contention That he committed
nm net IN war, consequently WIS be-
yong the Jurisdiction OF tho federal
court.
@ss@aA@a~@=@szatG@pas
Tribune want ads bring results.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08

Z, eereer cyesaa z16 mix, FseaaE
1910 OH Il a god oil AK Tie IaI
psa k.sa used EL-AEE,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
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A POEM AND A MORAL,

There was q man who had q Ford,
That gave him MI kinds OF trouble,
70 he bought u can OF French Auto
oil
And now his mileage is DOUBLE.
Adv,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08
y u. zrEFEssacE

.ns Er.z1 qrrserr e.tq- where The gt1o1a
1as tlrr-sae4t q cGzT Bt.1ga!o7T.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08

rT.ere IA AZ nlrst,a .lFerence be,
TWEEN good Gil and 1856 ca - t1efe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-08

Yor Fave no- rssa al the Es1s III
ri 7cg hare reat TIE Es1t ais