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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
ARVONIA

ARVONIA, VA, September "A
large crowd gathered here on Tues
day night at the Masonic Opera Hall
to hear the well-known Miller Quar-
tet from Richmond sing.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson, of Co
lumbia. spent several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Richard
son.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Bcckwith Hughes
arc in Bedford City visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs T. +. Walker.
Miss Mary liaskins, who has been
visiting at the home OF Dr.. and Mrs
Perkins Glover has returned to her
home at buckingham Courthouse.
Miss Elsie Curtis. of Newport News.
who has been spending some time here
at Bellevue" visiting the Misses Pitts,
returned to her homo on Monday.
Miss Wright of North Carolina, was
a guest last week of Miss Bessie Will
!iams.
DR.. Houston Miller. who has been
visiting friends in Washington. p. c..
Rev. w. Nice. Miller here this week
Miss Hattie Poland. of Scottsville,
was ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Pitts this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Roberts
motorcd to Greensboro, ~ c., this
week, going and returning via Lynch
burg.
Miss Margaret Thompson and Miss
Matte Scrusgs. Of Mississippi. who
have been spending several weeks here
with relatives, left for Wytheville, Va.
where they will spend several weeks
with the Misses Fontaine before re-
turning 20 their homes
Miss Miriam Pitts will leave on Fri
day OF this week for Middletown, Del.
where she will remain several weeks
as the guest OF Miss Laura Connellec.
Reuben Nicholas. of charlottesville,
was a visitor here this week.
Miss Brandt, of Lynchburg, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Shank at
New Canton. Va.
Alexander Williams, with a party OF
friends, motored to stanton on Sat
urday. returning home the next day.
a: l.. Pitts. Jr.. and Lindsay Pitts.
or Scottsville, were visitors here on
Monday Of this week
j. Bentley Brown spent several days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nichols, in Scottsville last week.
Waller DuNal. OF Florida, is visitor
at his old home here.
Wilson Fuqua returned this week to
Shester, va, where he goes to re-
sumo his duties as professor in the
high school.
Rev. !. f. Daniel of Dllwyn.
preached at the Methodist Epsco pal
Church here on Sunday.
Miss Blanche boswell. who has been
visiting frineds in Richmond. has re-
turned to her home in New Canton.
Miss Savage, of the Eastern shore
has returned 10 her home after a visit
to Miss Ethel Hughes.
Rev. Plummer +. Jones will occupy
the puipit OF the Fork Union Freshly
terrain church next Sunday morning.
Colonel Albert J. Terrell motored 10
turned home via Ashland and Rich
mond.
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the guest of Mrs II. c. DeFarges.

the guest Of Mrs. II. C. DcFarges
Mrs. Charles II. Barham, OF Nash
willie, Tenn. is tho guest OF Mrs. Jane
Wilkinson. her mother
Miss Elizabeth Edwards, Of Rich
mond. is the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Pitcher
Miss EMc Garden, who has been
spending some time In Ashcv.lle. y. c.,
in the company Of her sister Mrs NJ
" Albright. of Washington, j.. C., Is
now in Charlotte. y G., and In few
days VIII accompany her sister, Mrs
Albright, 20 her home in WASHINGTON
d =.
Miss Mary Russell. of New York. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs Ar
thur Ncus,adt. Of Brick House Farm.
has been the recipient OF many cour-
tesics during hc- visit
Misses. Era Leo and Lee Parks, OF
Norfolk, are guests in tho home OF
Mrs. II. l. Lcwa
: Miss Victoria Lewis. who has JUST
returned from Il camping party in the
Blue Ridge, Will In u short time leave
for CovinSton. Va, where she will
teach.
Miss irene Gary will leave on Sep
TENDER l3 10 attend the State Norm n,
School in Radford. Miss Annie Ropcr
Brown. who WAS = student there last
session. VIII return.
Miss Lucille Bray. OF Marcma. who
has returned from visit to friends
In Cu!pepcr. is visiting Miss Irene Gary.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson has been the
hostess OF Miss Annie Moore. of Rtch-
mona, Nassar student
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
FRONT ROYAL
Especial TO The Times.Dlsnotc,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FRONT ROYAL, VA. September A.
Interest is high in the Gun Club con-
test just now. as there is only one
moro shoot to be held before IL Is
decided who arc the five high guns to
represent the club at the State shoot
which will be held In Richmond, Va,
on September and {.
Mrs. Sallie Page Jones' after a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. r. p. Cooke, has
como to Lexington, Va. whore she will
spend tho winter
Mrs. Carroll Mckay and daughter, Of
Surry. Va, are visiting at Robert Nc
Rays. at Ccdcrville
John w. Miller. of the Blue Ridge
section. was In town on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Cheers and chiIdren.
after spending a week with her uncle.
"a L. Harrison. have returned to their
home at Plymouth. n. C.
Richard Cook. Of Washington, D. c..
who has been visiting relatives hero
Tor week, returned home on Mon.
day
Miss Mamie Utz of Richmond. is tho
guest Of Miss Alice Kern. on Blue
Ridge Avenue
professor John DerflinEer, who Is
teaching in King George County. is at
home for few months vacation.
Miss Virginia Compton, formerly of
Bentonvllle. now a trained nurse at
Richmond. is visiting friends here and
at her old home.
Miss Matte Anderson. who has been
attending the State Normal School n
Harrisonburg, returned on Monday
MISS Anderson is n teacher in the
state Industrial School at Richmond
and VIII take up her work there on
September !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

Edith Summerson. The prize for put
ting the missing member in tho right
place went to Miss Kathryn Shaner.
Informal dances are given each
evening In tho ballroom. Saturday
evening an impromptu card game was
gotten up. and after an hour of dane
ing the games started and continued
till midnight.
L. b. Hawkes.. of Norfolk. arrived
on Thursday and joined Mrs. Hawkes.
and their three sons, who arc spend
ing the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Peters spent
Thursday In Roanoke.
Arrivals for the past week are Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Holland, and Mrs NJ.
Cummings and daughter, Miss Carrie
Cummings. Blucncld. w. Va: J. Kyle
Montague. Christiansburg. Va: w. NJ.
Sarlcs. Lynchburg. Va; j. G. Over
street, Roanoke, Va: w. J. Crutchneld,
Richmond; G.. f. Graham, Christians
burg: W. Z. Henson. Dexter Henson,
Roanoke, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

out sraouahy ana IL became
thin. Hfeless and dry.
began to use Cuticrra Sonp and
Ointment. Tho result was 80 satisfactory
that purchased more. am now ontiroly
healed" (SigneD r. r. l.. Neil, 122 Logan
Ave. Knoxville, Tenn, March 22, 1915
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book ON request. Ad-
dress Postcard "Cntfeura. Dept. T. Bos-
ton." Sold throughout the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

NJ. l.. Workman Miss Vincent. Cole
man WORKMAN. Miss Martha Morton, y.
! G.. Minor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G..
Boshcr. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Noting
and family. Richmond: Miss S. l.
Forbes. Fredericksburg, Va
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
rSN fSaSNrS

Sanaane tola HE truth when he
sad Take csHe 81 nay Roo GvaNnaS
and Z cs0 handle NY enemies"
One ~ those 200 FRIENDS Showed
has hand recently IN the WfschaSit
laSi$Aamrn. ASsemhNmsp \aweamA
Srhhr Is his name s%a h86 been an.
pointed or s chmm{tfHe 10 arrange
&nf she rncen%ian II fhrmHc President
Tast who ha> been invited 70 address
lFe AnsfSlatNra
Nj Snaor'S allegiance 70 1,sFoh
4ntte preventeA h5m from secvins 80
De asked she Assfsla3uNs 70 allow h54n
"a Withdraw FROM she >Hn3mittea,
Rn3 8aa fool Killer has been busy
IN N'iscanSin since fhe 4.sShRette
regime was repnaiatea, II Snonr Is
any criterion $sere Is s|in aass al
work ahead fas him,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06

band, China IN loft TO cope with
her acuuialuvn neighbor "a beat abe
may, For the prcnrnt Japan'a pol
icy IL likely to be a%ncceaatnl, In the
long run, however, for 4 nation 10
force itself upon people who do not
want to No aided, exploited, and vic'
ttmigrd, IL not tho way to create
the kind Of friendly feelings which
enable people aud nattona to wealth.
OF grCat atorma,"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
Who Is That Villa, Whom
] the Guardians So Praised?

Don HaGra SANCHEZ, 10 acI IS & 81
as; wnnp in 3 love affair. Sa1 Villa
also toak n From d rival ii
Sanchaa. The sag1ar ilnalns II on
gave The parfdlnns gnH1h 6 haa1-rc
\ faw nights laJar DoI Pedro TEL
murdered, ShH1 in the hacS.
G3ns was sentenced 70 death III
rna c~ima. While IN 5ail 81 6Aanaceri
he was approached by ST 3~nf1nansia}
narsnn. who nfaTca q prhc1!Te MS
-alaaSa and give him money j h
womb KIN 8 ca~tain 9anfa3a, guard
ian u TWO wealthy girls whose mnI~
av ne coveted. 4 bargain was S--uck
and carried aut. Vita murasrec Pan.
sots and ESCAPED 10 Ta-~al, where he
became 81 aa1Glf thiaS Tor Aagnel
Raca Wales, q butcher,
in MAY. 4SQ2. 3aca and his part
ner, Rafaal Ravns, had & falling nm
Tearing that RsyeS might Inform m
him, SAGA hi-ea Villa 70 shoos min
dead,
Sncn. oaagr>er
III NnNamha-, ZOO, accompanied hH
his clIia1 lieutenant. Tomas Jrnna,
now one n1 his generals, Villa 7noass
she Sanche De TerTenn, negr 2a--al
owned hy lnnranea Chavez. Thu
thieves shot %hc aarsh1ar II Chavez
IN the leg and wolndeh and emnlnVe.
Sosnro Dusr1G, in the hrnasl-
III January. 19GS, Villa ana 1h-as
nthn~ hantifS lay in wait in a grove
Il catganEaasS near NInsS NeEvas.
Durango, fnr Ramnn lanrh1, his
hrathar ana ana1har companion
These men were CARRYING s,,aao pc
sos, which was II go 10 The minsS
nf the Teeinn on the mnnthsy nav.
aay, Villa les Lopez dean in -ne
road ana got sway with 9he cash.
In May, Sah.,, Villa, accompanied fg.
'lasa Relt-an anu Rnsendo GsIlsran,
descended npnn the Rancho ne los
Cha-cnS. owned 1y 1nn Sahine Am
AVA, near Villa 0canEsa, Durango.
Sftah sacHreg tying the two var
qnerns II &msya, the hantfits cnnsir,-
tsa6 or 10 AUayaHs abwr -esihance m.
the nltsktrts n Villa Ncamna~
Al dusk they Rnncssah al Amaras
door. II was OPENED by q Young
gfI, whom -hes Killed with sh xxe
WEhan they rnhhing the house
q policeman arrived and nut Them.
to fight, T,nv returned TO the Ran
eao de los CHARGES, ~,herf they he
hease, tn. san aaqusrns sshnm they.
HAD nrevinnssS 4iaH.
Produce Sensation.
These Primes nrnfucsh q g-aai SER
ssasian and rnnsaal nfsn-;s we've maan.
To a~pnrehann the murdaraTS =
sunan nf rtrains r~nncrntnrsa Villa
and his " companions rs ttey we-e
irving rnt sin n~nnssaTvnn intn Par
ral, Villa killed 3he rurHte header
ana TIM thrss ESCAPED &c m arroyo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06

Those who have been graduate,
from the high school at Ashley have
formed an alumni association,
s.
Tho Minot Y, ", G. A, rooms have
been opened There IL an office, read
ing room, rost quarters, emergency
room and kitchenrttN
s.
John HUT residing L, miles north
west OF ru,tlc, was arrested ana
brought 10 Steele by sheriff l'rlcc
HUT Was charged witt, assault upoN
hia landlord and was fined $50 and
costs IN tho justices court, amount
ina to about $50 IN all,
-
H. i. Sechler OF the vicinity OF
Wharton, ~ Stn,smaN county, seems
10 have tho riRht idea, Ne is plantins
1900 forest trees on his place and
while the trees are not very large At
this itWr a few wears will give him
sona wind breaks and \ nice grove,
!
A N,,r Nyear,olA Riri, daughter ot
W. Q, Edwards OF Nando, got on th,,
train al that Nlarc aud was MOI noticed
NnIii the conductor ;oNk ny the tickets
The child Was pat on at NsNer and
placed III charge W people there and
was later called for by 'ho father,
After ~ahanaNNiNE The county Iajr
FOR several wears, farmers and bust
ness men nt RuRNy ~NrAaNtaoa an a$sn,
citation WitN the expectation Nf hold,
tnR Al, annual fair. NcuNtN Agent
tiall called the meeting, and Il, H.
SrattNR is secretary ot the newly
tNrMHo organization,
The hiRh school tnla and iNae$
meet " the Northwestern district NJ
North Dakota MAS wna by MiHn3 Ny
i@$s six points, Mr.. krWper Of Nj
moi and C. Anderson NJ Ncra Wed
With "a points each, as the TWO rvatN
athletes " the contest, Scores were
made BY the competing teams AS tah
lows MiaNt ~, NelSa, $S$ WGiNstan,
1e and Anaaar,Sn =
Stock aoSSeS in North Nako.a laSt
winter we're The llah.est in many
Years according h reports made by
rasacAMen ;hrNNRAoM the Western
section, Vita deep snow prevaSlins
most oE the Season, A0 With only Nar
very severe storm, the StnhS woarA
Hrna the SeaSNn IN excellent shape
me Very Satisfactory manner in
which The stock Went thTWa&A tRH
Wi@seT SEASON has been Shown by TIE
sales " this SNwN&, which ha>e Nrnn
very heavy, and SfNNRHn, on the
whole are we'll satisfied with thc con
@ii&>nS,
The haeo}<w and preseaca OF mind
~ MIS- &NAew Graham, wife Of q Tsr,
rAer Rrsns near WaG&ava, saved The He
aC nor tWvHyoaT~aM boy. Mrs, Graham
Was war&}M2 in her garden yesterday
when She Suddenly missed her son
who ha& AHca playing Rear AaH Cherry
eaSra q large stream, ran close
NNnsSn& IA the AaaN, Sha saw her
cap anaNns ~ the water and 3
second asar the boys head rose 70 the
She SNp0aad in, the water
reaching nearly 10 her neck, and sue.
in getting tha ch5aa eui, Tie
was ~N&aaanta6ly Sn}ns npaac For She
last tSaa as she aaUeht him fac ne was
IN a &sasaSS coadlGon Il was some
haNGs before the chad was ~TaSHscitat
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
State News and Comment

Dunn Center IL much cla,ed owe:
the Northern Pacific railroad eStah
fishing an experiment station at thai
place,
Automobile thieves are making y
systematic campaign n northwestern
North Dakota, Q, I, Sanda OF Nerth,
old lost a new $4,000 car, which WAS
taken from his garage AZ the roar 81
his residence,
1 ~~s*
There Is a movement on feNr AZ 81,
John for tho establishment " a wire
loss station at tina, place, which Viii
BE- nsea principally IN getting weather
bulletins from the safe university and
in communicative with other stations
IN the state,
Mr., and Mrs, y, Stearn$, Who SNn
pioneer residents OF Rogers, ceieATa3,
"a their golden wedding al the ENeerS
church, in the presence OF aSA friends.
The church was beautifully decorated
aud there we're many handsome sift%,
i~nrl0dinE II Of Sl0N in aaad.
The 4>NHar-atd daU&Ater Nt Mr. and
Mrs, Martin Jensen az the Valley CtN
vicinity was severely harmed AZ the
Jensen farm home The chiN had some
matches and while attempting Ia lSsht
"a lamp her clothing became f$aited
She was quite hadlr MMea ocfore the
nrr cNNNa No exisnsNi$hed
s.
Henry Clarke Coo, IT, NrotcSH AZ
President Nolser " ne Standard On
company, who has been missing from
ms NoStnn home since la$t January,
ana who Nas necaatlN reported insane
and NNaGlias between Nin& and Don.
NNNcnaS, has been heard from in Alas
IA, Relatives az The missing TaAn
have left For Alaska ~ See him,
s.
= 4 iGaeoln, cstS editor Of the
Grand NorkS Herald for the last Two
years, Who leis 10 take NN his new 6Ne
ties as secretary Of the Commercial
cl&N al Thief River FAILS, MINI. was
sNoSt Of honor al a dinner held al the
sfatal nacatah ny the members Of the
EDITORIAL stan Of the morning and eve,
ming papers,
Two hundred tescharS gathered 1T
Valley CAY from Na$tor, hickey, la
Mo0na SG&gss, statesman ana SaTnes
COMMITTEES to attend thc meeting a th*
Central Educational association q
North na&ata. The ~folaowSnG Officers
wore a}a>seas President f. N. Fack,
Nfanaale< first VICE president NJ, +
Chamherhn, Caarasaay; second v}nc
PRESIDENT &. Va, laaana, Valley CIV,
recording sao1atary, Mary X &aat1c,
Garrnssons csaspaRding SECRETARY,
J. s Rsarnsan. Ia NsHre; s~raaSa0aT
n & NeaHza, CaaeerStown.
-
AT the special school election held
IN Gaaarioh the proposition to Aan6
&aaarich sehnos GsstSace for The pul>
pose 81 grating q ntw Schaal hopS" Z
carried by s vote 81 = IL g. Tho
school board has cansnlIaa with ssV~
era9 s-ehIrao:S and plans w3a Saon
be aaaprea. n Is proposed 10 hnitd
a modern. frHaraoS hnIld!ns. which
when completed, pSll have e5shl
raarnS, The entire bHllhins WI no;
ne c0nnlasad ahfs year rs The schoA
AasrS has only SsS.N6N axa}lshla
isaWscar, SIX rooms VII he ready To-
occupancy hs Sept !, 1918,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
Nv JOAN NsSN\E'Ta2 Turner
AQInnr 81 "EarA&raHS MaNEca.
-. Sun, n. y. March d Ie7a,

The Sun, n. " March ., 5e7a,
Tna Ihing that stands noSt IN %AH
way II peace Sn NtaNjca today Is a
man~ane man.
This ma is large and haRy with 8
nr9m5IiVa Xyre q haae"~AEaaa st The
cars ana naErnw 81 tho TOP, the fort,
head TeSrastiR& swiftly toward tAr
crown, The 1aH - huge Sno brutal
the YES small cnnnlRS, SnSntGons,
When 3he ho&N Is IN rapaso, the eyes
become anI ana animal LIKE AND tAH
anaYarous, SruSthr mnnth hangs Sigh
IL apcN, 3nEaarTjns 10 the face "
Nasn5ty peculiarly rnHol}sr&,
Car Sareiy WIRE,
This ma can barely wire his own
nsma, s4e + unahlH TO da1iphnr an
ordinary paragraph IN an ordinary
TRANSPARENT a9e is a naygamiSl, StS
tastes rnn "a the COCKPIT, she hun ring
apa Ire gaming 2ahln. 3aSt II al n
lhvo$ 10 fsht~-&n shed human blood,
lbs real name Is Noroeah arrange Tho
world Knows HIM as Sr&ncisao Villa.
Sine no-h1aa ArGnga, alias Fran,
cisco Ndlls, has al lass confessed afS
pAyg.asc 70 become NoNicoS lAtest
mar on hN1SrhaGN, II Is III order 10 n,
wirN some phases a MS career with
She idea al SanslHS ms Qtalho%-
siHrS,
IN NY travels in Mexico I heoa1n"
acoua5nta6 With 3 mamhar hG Villas
original bandit GarS, IS wei IS nthr
arS who were aaasnry ~sSsaciatea witt
Villa al orc time o. anhther, s9Rncs
am in rsSSaSSian n numa-allS de
nails hG his LIE hhth IS q bandit and
IS s revnlntinpiS1 Fhas have not Ire-
vtonS>S appeared in ptint,
NO. Always For Nastern,
W~san. in the early snrirs oi 1917,
Ihe 0rasco revolution assumed nrom-
aSIns nrann~ssons, Gins ~tekagrRnfhea
from III psso 10 E~fnhuahna City. Of
sarinS his sereiceS against Maaara
araacaS raply wsS nramnt ana
sharp *Ne want mr. bandits lika
eanaho Villa with rs.
InaEces refusal 10 accent fhf aid
Of Villa WAS not heeatfse villa was
= GaNdl6- hfE hn1atfSh he WIS q han
aa Of the mrs. ronniSive eharactsc
%lnne who NO 1nncalS raNhea. Atit
who tnoS lie without nS~naafi0n
and ha6 . roputatina fnr ~5ltIreatiaS
women. The mnst Shamafnl thing
flse enemies al Naaare ennla FIND IN
SAY when Nfaaero &ss ffrlrtins etas.
waS that 8iafara nod etps q commits,
sion to the bandit Villa
S-itsr rs sos,
Scen-asrR 10 the ancaneas perSiou
Of Villas sts-s in lire, the hny w2hife
working Ia 3 rich harienaaaa, was
krihaa hv cnmnlanfnr nf ~uraisS-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
nlSEASIS OF TIE SOIL

r,r IN, h,,,rr mart ol n generation
~, na,, n,cn hrarins Of The exNaus.
,i,, ,t IN, sol ~ ,hta ,,untr, Anan,
a,n,1 rap,na IN Nav Enplana had I,
\, sty,n mn n,,ausc thc> returned
an,h n,,,, ,,,,ns ina, ,n,tr fnr,h,y cuh
u,a,t,n waa moi wouh while, I'M.
n,,t,n, ,,,,n,nl. "a, nlant M, and
,,>,N,h v,r, naia +, HAY, n,on ruth.
Iosa,, mh,n n,,m ,hnm hv wax,r,nI
farm,ns and u,>cy restored and I,
v.. nn,nboat,a fn,, ,Ds s,uo ,h}ns
N,nni banroo I, ANN pr,>ai farming
l.n,. 81 th, N,a,1,. and E,r W,x,
M, n,,nl,, hnnrt.s{,n n>isted tina;
III, ,>,r;h hon,..sh ,nr feet MAS IAN
inanima,n mt>inp hx,wl ami az which
n}ant. A., as ,s,iln feed from tho
,rxmsh Wha, was n,; mn; IN ,,u,a
,,h,A,n,sl, NM; N, saken nu,, ana since
,Ah,nl.a1 aNal\.is Nr.NtNS thai NlaniS
A., on.,,,h m,n,rs, Miami y,,a ole
n,,u,s W., n,wI mss, op,,, A. ,,>{,
,,.ry uu, ,mn,, n,,l,sS wn n,n,n>6
na,v 40 n,Hn as IN, .y,,,s sn,s NM
This s,,,n,,,a AN am,nonil> sa,israc~+
t>u, ,n,>>rr who, ,hs ,rn,,>s st.,,s
r,,,a, AZ Nails u,a,rt,,,,s AN S~n,eS,,.
,,,, removal, A,,,yN>ya,},, NJ .h, S,i
,r,u s,,,,,s,,a !, ,a,.s Nns ,na, nn,,>
,y,, ,,n,,S>,a,ns Sx>,, ,~,tr,.$n,s +, no,>i
,0t,, 3, ~, .>>,rs, AZ ,;o,h hns ana,
,nsAi, .,,ans,s :, ,n, sn> wh}>,
,nyshs Mall u, .,ssIns "s3s,asnS w,rs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
AANAN AlEET

II begins ~ tHnk ~ ShaHxN the LAP
mtsh, siam ;he open a>nr shat
The open a~>r ~ China" il 4
commercial phrase Invented ny an
American and Was AFst W~cA ta de-
aae the sttsNae ~ this nation ~
VAN tNe trade N sNe Orient.
w W. RaSkNiM arws Nsed the phrase
81 lSAa, Ana Il has heHAme general
n its application ~tANSNkANNt the DIP
lonaatse World John HAY WAS the
arst SECRETARY N state 10 announce
the "Alen dNf ia Nhias" as a dealt
Sse policy ~ this nation,
II IA TOO STAS 10 Saakr .hs nll
s~iSNis>AaSa " saa Japanese demands,
IlfA The Sesta>e, haweVag, il strong
" indicated that the NsppNaese wan,
- end the policy 81 the open door
N CHINA" ana establish Japanese
comEaeJvisl Supremacy IN The Far
tSsj, 4.
Japan il taking . iiae 10 realize
hes AMBITION &hste sse nations N9
saraNe most S;tAasy sAterrs;ea ia
China have sepsASS $~sasaeS s; AAme.
IN Nr'et The a""'s9aS MAD" APO"
40 conNerS sAs sNoN3N>e * $Nas~
aans> tsNea From Germany, iotS q
A&nsAo$e sphere " 4NAwHace} ~
MAKE Japanese NNANinSas ~ &nAjh
MastA@yFA and NaSGarA MSaSHra> -
nStsSa s ntHaAGNnlN q tNe VAN Ea1a>
Srs9 ~Ha}tA " the NsnSste Na(NS
10 s&fa soaHrHl ~ <AFaaS wAy MANI
Wnas> TIE sSlS>3ax at MsTaTaaa; TA4n.
eSe f~evtieHrN, ana an Npfe& hand N
tha control az <ASaa$ aHl$$osl m(4>,
tssS aaA HasaS5al Aasiy$.
Az pointed SNa IN the TAhase saye.
egsa weeks sxA. IaasN'& ~0aiSastaa$
@Ha4& e&taA8%A = Sagi - NharHH AA>~
WIae aGxsAsefaaaG ~ &sG ~ CHINA Is
saarNtAe& These demands seek -
eStaAlsA cer4sSa Yrsae Advantages
&aS japan Sa NASaa, 4 ,he 4saa -,
@he SeaeSts& SahsAitea N> shaae 200.
100000 people, " - he e\rhnIted she
GSTapane~e waRt 90 ~ 3he tnh theps-
SELVES @a& Aga reluctant 10 ~hana tHe
fr8$t& NSth the H>etaanHAQ pa3SaN&.
ShSaa SS q military RsJtha has no.
Stsaa4nS, She il raced lsSi among
@he powers IN MILITARY aefanse HeE.
navy Is aAsaa 40 a. seven sacHa6 GLASS
csWisags, ore q NE shSra SlsSs, two
ganhnssS ana ten torpedo NnstS.
There age no tiSH>aS &vs8Ahle Nean
She personnel q her ANY, a4ec ~sr
Sseehgth or isRa car only he astim~
Asea, sna isFas3 fsGras place " *
FSe$eNA, THE nAmhee ~ men swat
Raae Tor ess unosYsnigea Is a~stsnaated
ii saea6nee.
sRseanS assS ranks Hsth ana haS ~
my atghth In efficiency sna ecsinatan4
WssA her anaesanfeaa haraes, China
is No match For her ratShhar
The &Easlds WeeS, recently edited
as Ambassador Paga. ana always
srenass u she Wilson administration
Sretrs u sa~eessa What the acsian az
she saste aae4rsmars win De In she
fanoNfnx editorial Comment in the
AGas Rsae
rIespite she qoran door noiseS, We
have no Interests IN China shat cali
see assyshsss more 5asA q ssratest
aSAisst sIRNaas setsan The atfsaT
sscaa Powers are 40 mash engaged
"a ~sthhc,s she Nsaaos gssspsns
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06

The peace aategatian Tram Amor.
Sos must have been rather dfsan,
pointed whom that Belgian woman
SAID.
There can he M naaca without
Sasstea. THE war must continue i'm,
til she aetgiars wrongs have aean
rtsiltas. rhera mrst he nc madie
san except N the bar Of Justice"
Peace hiss q aaeiaeals different ss-
necs IN sAa ntltar side or The sonh,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06

Miss Mabel Bowker, Sd and Attn
grades, Ross.
Miss Mabel Bowker. Sd and 18th
grades. Lansford. ,rh
Mr.. Harold Meyers, principal, Col
umbus.
Mss Rerma Ross has returned to
school after two weeks absence due
to measles.
Miss Hattie Spooner is absent this
week because of measles, but at the
present time shows improvement. =
The last donation to the Y. W. c.
a. furnishings was that of curtains
by the Ladies' Aid of the Vincent NJ.
E. Church.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
Forecast

Nor North lakNta. Fair tonight
and T~hNSNaaN} i1>w! ami TrcrgtHS
ta~NANeNStNf> tonight
NNEtS w ROBERTS,
| SeessAn M(rttNT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06

III A~Rtopnes General Isirae s~uccaasS,
iae salf-anpainta6 Ftlsw a~nfarcernont'
Official VIII DC minus 8 sob.