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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

one IHr Nc1'.... ..............2 zoe
% lns Best Flour .05c
lN lHs Best Flour ............St.s5
3 lns Sugar ...................25 25c
IS lNs Sugar ................. SOC
4 Iu~ Small Navy Geous.........25c
Tbs. Large Navy Beans. .........25
s. Iut Eod Beans ............... 25c
large rEes ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Q large cans Tomotoos...........t5 t5c
cans Pet cream ...............25c
4 tam Pet Cream ........
2 pkgs Lilly Table Salt..........5c Sc
. Boxes Saarcnhght Matches. Sc
. All zoe Burt Olncj's Goods ....t5c
All l5c Burt Olney Goods .....iOc
25-ol Can Good baking Powder 15c
Why pay more when you can buy
the best Tor ,ess,?
You cenu9; judge n store by ad-
.yortiscd prices Come go through our
entire lire Please see our Shoes.
/ Clothing and Dry Goods
Money back IL not pleased.
We have only one room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
THE LEADER.

Don't be mislold by few "baiters 10
Gene go over our entire stock and
see for yourself if this isn't the place
Itis % shame to sell New Goods at the
,,,.l... az t,nI.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

for 20 years, to Boston show her the
world outside her little town and to
record her Impressions. Herewith Is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

(NixoIa GreeIey-Smith went to
Marblehead, Mass, expressly to take
Maud Lincoln, who has been blind
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

ALL"
ORE !
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
AN OBSERVATION

The Caller favors organized la
hor believing IL to hr an inevitable
product of the times hul The
Caller recognizes the fact that on.
panigcd labor IS ue lcae likely io
err than capital ihat no group ul
men. however sincere. works IN
every instance without prejudice.
During tho past few wocks, Ger
tain causes for friction have aris
en- Ia Corpus Christi Ne need
not unmc them for, II the DISPOSE
tiou exists they can ho smoothed
out and completely rcmedicd hul
we may say, to every man. that
W. 30 MOI believe in coercion that
we DO not believe Ia auA proceed
ing that is contrary to the tru,
spirit of American citizenship
There ARE two ways 20 accomplish
every end and the friendly WAY
Is best No dsuic, haslcpot
along It's way lcnycs q good last,
iu the mouth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

can hardly hope 20 receive those
supplies which are absolutely nee
cssary for The reorganization aud
full equipment Of her armies. Ia
the face OF such a crisis, Italy may
well plan To send troops into the
fiellipoli war zone, and ihe
French and English nayies, de.
spite certain losses, will do we'll
60 take 4 hand il the fighting.
This is particularly true Of The
rs they have already
proved their ability TO threBd the
Nnrrows into The Sea Of Marmora,
aud have even been reported on
the far side Of the Isosporus. m
less something IS done, and done
speedily, small portion Of the
Ausir0.German army may achieve
n success that will have o more
reaching effect than the cap.
ture " the whole Of Poland
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
NATURALLY OPPOSED
OTHER VIEWS


hlhttnK NouslNtcneN
The Inconsistency oi ihr protests lude
ud hN Ncmauy and Austria against
shipments ~ war material b,cnme CHAR
ing wlten her dcnand tor right Of Way
iot -uolf supplies through Boumauia b.
considered kaumania has done what VS.
have refused Ca de-. and ,scrmanV r.
pards the ACT az breach ct neutrality
that hias amount o. a csus. oi war II
we should rriltse Go permit TIN ship
myut~ ui Rtus ami ammunition On the
lnihes va the midst uf this WAT We would
De- gsiilt, oi the exact hrrach ~ Rrutml
lilY uf whtrh Germany complains Ia the
VASE uf RoumRnia The difference d..
tween aursrlNrs aud Rnumanm Is that
our. Government is neutral and ask,
$40 pficc lor observing tho strict lptct
'of International law, Whereas ipumaniA
srrmH 60 be- settling hcr iayors o. the
highest hiddvr trrmtnNs diplomatic
7 position h. contradictory. aud shr has
modified the tome Of hrt protest. against
our shipment ui arms. presumably he
Oau-r .hv realised how the, have weak
Tened her ease against RoumaniA The
latter country simply Vuotes what Cor
many has said o. us and stands pat
Ma Work Iommercisl
How to Stop a Riot.
/ When asaissatcp trom che National
lDuam must h. callrsl e. the protoctiau
ei lie aud property, thosr an whom
lrcsponsihiltS r'sts might study with
ladsantagr the methods adopted hy Con
leral Roe In handling the Croton Dam
riots az llhN
lustcad az scattering q few companie,
A. ~ 4. .a... Ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
A HARSH SUGGESTION.

The committee that nas recently
undertaken q thorough inyesiign
ton of the pcniieniiarira recon
mcnds, among other things. 'hs
sHsiiluiiou Of corporal punish
fncu THIS recommendation hard
ly conyinccs us that the committed
has been peculiarly fii for thr SER
wee demanded Of a. Corporal
punishment IS a relic of barbar
ism. IN al essentials, n Is q form
Of loriurc,aud torture has no place
in modern affairs The pcniion
iinry should cure, not harden II
should be- conducted according "a
business principles and iis bust
mess should be- ihe salvage of thos,
virtues which exist iu most men
De thcy criminals " moi We do
~ onaunuess.... MQaGlm
MA Gan be restored 10 s0cf-TV
Tor many criminals are dcgencrn
tes, h9pelossly incupHclluled mcn
tally bat we do believe that cor
poral punishment is i reminder %
the dark ages that 4 might worh
Il great hardship Whore lhc lnsi
IS applied, prejudice ran heat th'
arm. and $50 have NOS heard ihal
pcnitcnilpry wardmN and guards
are particularly notable Tor thcii
humnnc trails la luct when uel
suggestions are urged wc hear The
echo of Harlem Farm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

Address I'll business communications
aud make uui all chccka, drafts, @ancy
orders and express orders 10 The Caller
Publishing Company Al items, articles
and communications should be- addressed
o. Editor, Corpus Christi Caller
Entered ~ second class matter nj The
Postoffee Ia Corpus Christi, ToHaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

~ O. liendsran. 81 anii .isissciion fame
Offered pf|ne ior Tho tRfutF I've iHpi
rfa AIMS rhy rixisection Il WfpnT hufs
~ and mcn are hing fifisecied in con
sidrfabie NUMBERS just ngn' in tfanf'.
lfialieia and Poland TIE anfl Nifis,t
tionits might turn their glgsn'se brains
a. those aiuntres Mrs. Hind rsun, by
the say has not vst seuf 90 iiarpert
Weekly the references .hf promised us
q year ~ ~ ago ~ Dr tgtlfs is,k ~
surgical Shock H. ufato that De- regrsf'd
Z o. .oil0Ws de-eriit Inus of rtpefimenis
elik ihe words 800 nnesibs.ia Why
roi Otter 81 pfila ifa thr twenif iifo bfsi
feasons Why anti fitisecilpni'" nave
surh an amazing propensity toward m"
lsilaii0n ~ fartsf
The ants visi.sction -ecieties hate
been endrarufinp o. secuu i.oih 90
che Panama Pacific lspDsiiuDn " thFi
have onf vby nnf bod thn maln effort
tusard making and euwortine a. ieasi
nnD statfmrsf bat BE- tfus
Ihe g~nefii fsiiurf ~ ne erWsade in
ihf { nitod ,tn.pa o. seem IH tAf rapidly
narrowing searp ~ ihe bills presented
This aintef there arc a. D. introduced
ln all lepi miurrs bids 90 exempt dog.
from experiment in big cities fADus
ands of rius ioes afe picked up and
drstrpyed - chs suthoftes IT, make
the scientific usf Of few dHes sa"m
wrong x n lsrrs-Ars t1 iutihi uH
shogi sufleiiig and cleo about ihe fu
.tiliif ui imrtimtion
fUr some ~ thD mQaf important
hafahrs 0t roneank work thr only pos
sihlf animals Hfr cate Drugs rnd mon
krfs Monkeys nr n many respect
difficult 90 usr lhr ehniso between
Dogs aud rats r. determined Dos Coo na
tufo oi the experiment 300 many in
sttpcrs toe organs ui fh. mt trr to.
snnll nnd tir dug BE- fHr onlF source
What base wD banned from tbs Humd.
alorr
D. Practically ,hs whtlo 20 mr KNOTS
hedge Ut thi production ~ lymph in th'
bodt
An important pat of our kn0w
ledge of ihN hsafi tlso further prog
rrHs boz ftis direction Requires thr dpH
lhr firi eun io ttr laNs govern.
llng ut~tHal movements
uk> Boz uc kunwhia,
ANN IifNfN'if NN t.
1 lhc boat method nf Artificial -
plmiiuu i,5 larilN dtonp ta p'3,ous
That let iurludas onlf know ledge
81 hich canld have been obtained FROM no
other animal Mast of thr experiment.
arr absolutely without pain 90 rrru DE-
oumfori De- wickndn, of obs. autl
o. shown nowhere mor. strtu-it thHn
{ Iu thrr persistent publication OFF N
Z palmouts hei0re unn.fIetiD u.rr IH
vented ~ BE- thry un performed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
THE DAY IN THE
COTTON MARKET

Ouotations From al MARKETS.
Furnished The Caller Daily BY
The Corpus Chusti Gotten Is
change. Noscos Hotel Building.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
JIrEgY MATCHING.

Cracks tlaudo Callsn. ~ the Fort
Worth Star Telegram uvsi Having
ihsnqe 10 mnich ~ une cause of che
hith cost Of living Trying ~ mako
things match b. anotln Duilars for
ommpln Corpus christi Caller
1hf Had Boy reporter says that has
ine tHine- o. match has pfuftri him
nluuf thirty five ccnts ths week liandr
tailah a. thr contrary hut be- darsn g
match dollars be- mRtehcs nici.la
Denton Record and tlruuicle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
Caller Called
upHOLpS LINDSEY

uihOlpS LINDSEY
iudrr ben n ltndprs has hoca fined
tor contempt of court ile refused 90
dNulpo Information given Co him bs a
~ ,carmi lsd whnse mother "
charged with murder This is pretty
hsd. tn hp surts hut thyrr are many
thnra worse morality. Judge Lindsay
than contempt ut eourt. and pnc of thrm
r. the hataNnl ui confidence. ga an.
dcrssood corpus Christi caller
Judge Hon \ Lindsey has lrd spec
taeular hie tie may bo spot lighter
n the scnar the term - nard wc thlus
hr b. So wrtpm extent hut there Is
no question but what % has accomplish
ed great gnOd Va his chosen tine vt
work in nrnsrf Md Ia the pfflorm
anve og thp obligations be- assumed he
has incurred the IN viii and lasting IN
mty of Che Riaitsrs Who haee atttuod
at thg eXptnsy ~ the public The hossos
hayr trird tYrtY means they could cum
mpnd ta hiring about his defeat or to
discount his work he has had e. walk
q straight and narrnw path lnr the
'hehei nps' havc had lcuihs ON his
[ trail inf the purpose at digeng an
something that would vripplg his ih.
I iluunye II ~ mas surprising, therefore,
1 that Be- should h. haica iwiorr the court
! for contempt ~ that the Judge would
/ punish him therefor. sur She, have hccp
waiting for something like that Go hap.
pre Hat Ben l.iudse,a work will pu
on h,s, thv same and the artiuu Of III,
court, instisated n doubt hy the h.
terests whom h. has fought will not
deter him IN the lgast Lindsey vii
stand whatever rnuishmeni thr et,lsi
may nfliet hvtOFc be bctays The CON.
I fidenoe al his hey ificnd ne Is nni
that Kind of man. aud the nonyri
Juveniles know 4 Ne do net 20 uiuel
luu reiufmrts. hat Rsn Lindsey i a,
kiad ei reiosmcf that rrfurms f.,r chs
good at humanity and not toi IN, men
ley there may be- ia Il ncnison Herald
49,
THEY SIZE THINGS.
England estimate taat tho Ucrmat
fercce total iNnoomn luagcd Ia thcil
fiahing, the Figures seem eonscrvati,e
Corpus thfisti Caller
ses She s;cfmaas Are rapid firc sold
icrs. AL right. and Il secms they srlaais
= miss q mark but Il y Ass Tor fellow
A. badly searcd as the Eussians nro. 1,
imagine une company t0 he a Who'll,
army ecfps feNas Republic.
WHATS 1T rcR9
"isns Angeles. California, has lasses
arlets that all pnlcemcn shah vaht,
the stars aud stripes. claiming thai thl
salute will have good influence on th.
RISING generation Iommyroi, pure aus
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

rlyefpooi ~ aderafe baa+acfa
n. ,rre. paints tower midahns "
40. 1000 American -s7oi receipts Ivy
American 300 ts
New YORK Quiet unch'ns'u' "'''
fine $50 atlcs none
,- anrans Quiet uncn1n-'N
,.,tsilnv SEQ ssies 100 to srufs l-'-
F ~ B lst
Houston steady unfhah-'. i'''
dung gc. raiss 1885, o. af-tte
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
THY SIZE THINGS.
WHAT'S IT FoR9

"i.ns Angeles, California, has lassed
arleEr tina, All pnlcemcn shan salute
the stars aud stripes, claiming that thc
salute will have good influence on the
rising generation Iommyroi, pure aud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

A mun hi- hrcn inilrd az l.pa NneDlos
thiiomm t1r taking Photographic m
rfla bee 'Npptrmhcr MORN costume n
4eems to us without calling upon srur
ment that the girls -huuld have hrvu
arrested for appearing boo ucglgrr
Corpus Christi Caller
Ne0Nece " thpsc eirls worr pluthed
bod september Mora costumes and
September Morn Vns sdarnad aa tho
picture oi hcr sac saw ncplieco s mnn
than sufficient 60 cutrr an sht wna
df,satd n llunhamh Nrwa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
q BUSINESS EngeAIioh
ToRysS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
eAsstssts 90. ssa "a tDun
Wseo, vskss

bookkeeping. Renking
Shorthand, Urea Jiiiug.
henrnanshlp and
AcatonilN Departments
TIE Iilsh Grade sehsoi
fer hssA siszAis Ssuaents
Chalk En- ElE kIT rms
va TsAcr Az MAIL
----u------~---~s..-----
Npokkcepfuk, Short.
hnod Touch 1,rNerit,
ans pentnanship. bueI
neiss AriihulellN. Slnapl
tied lnellsla. Cornmer.
clal Iva ard oua,nasl
l. sitter v ris.ns. q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
AN rPwoRTn NOTE.

ihc Cnrpua Christi Caller paws de-
srrtcd compliment tp NJ Wilbur
Wright, registrar nf southwestern t'm
srs-its who has been he corpus Christi
at tho fpwmih League lnampuent
experimenting M, r,lubition oi az, t.ni
,rretv there M Wright never tin.s ln
Intelligent work iot Southv estetn nnd
b. ioNnl and EARNEST. which BE- ihr great
ost asset nut institution nn have Mr
Wright haas mad, many irieuds at thr
lnoampmoni and g. worth, uf $50 th,
compliments That have boou paid a. hiu
hy The Caller Georgetown Commercial
NATURALLY OPPOSED
where conditions are ANYTHING uk,
favorable wr hrhr,r n the idR 81
trade 40 homr Corpus Christi caller
So say wr GOO iut there urr lnt ul
people who vill no, bu, Icsas mad,
poods uud,r auy circumstance. tompt
Telegram
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

Anti-visisecgion Moves.
Semc TINS after war erokc cat, Mrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
SUNDAY. August IS. 1918.
EUROPE 8 cHECKERBoARD.

There Is no end of speculation
over the nest thrust that the Aus.
tro gerD8Hu fort.-..-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

( Washington snts that n had nnthiug
o. do with hrpng Japanese troop.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
CORPORATIONS
ARE Benefited
Cooperative Companies Giver
Legal Standing by Recent
Enactment.

Cooperative corporations organized
with a restrictive voting clause in
their bylaws are given a legal stand
ing by the constitutional amendment
in the house known as H. B. 10. The
author of the amendment claims that
charters of such corporations would
not hold water if now tested in the
courts.
Mr.. Smith, in talking on his amend
ment, stated that the legislature OF
1909 attempted to provide relief along
this same line in section 4, chapter
g. of the 1909 session laws and that
the following legislative assembly in
chapter 104 of the 1911 session laws
also attempted to fix UP this mat
ter. But neither attempt, he says
would prove valid if tested out in the
courts. So his constitutional amend
ment was introduced.
Participating Dividends.
Participating dividends of cu-opera,
tive companies are provided for in
H. B. 227,. Whey. This distribution
Of earnings has heretofore not been
recognized by the laws of this state.
It will affect many farmer elevator
companies and the like, and will al.
low such companies to- make such div.
blends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
WOULD TAKE CARE
;0f IGNORANT WORKER
Federal Commission on Industrial
Relations Prepares Recon-
mendations.

Washington, March 6.-To amelior.
ate the living and working condi,
lions OF unskilled and immigrant la
borers and offer them some form OF
redress for the abuses from which
they are declared to suffer is the o.
ject of recommendations nov being
prepared by experts for the federal
commission on industrial relations.
iEvi0 ence gathered by the con.mis'
sion. according to its announcement
today shows that unsk7lled and immi'
grant workers are subjected to many
forms of exploitation and abuse,
among which ii enulnerates as non
payment of wages, excessive fees
charged by employment offices, un'
fair contracts, Misrepresentation OF
labor. conditions, practices of loan
sharks, fines and the practices of dis
honest employers.
The commissions recommendations
will urge state legislation by which
labor departments or industrial com
missions may get relief fer laborers
without delay and without the neces
sity of employing counsel
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
cess or failure of the new system
soon to be inaugurated.

Continuation of the checking up of
the various departments and the in
auguration of a uniform system of ac'
counting is another noteworthy &C.
complishment. This examination
work is absolutely necessary before
any adequate system of accounting
can he installed.
The decision of the legislature to
value all property at its cash worth
does not necessarily ear more taxa.
ton. 1t merely means that under the
four.mill constitutional tax limit
enough money can be raised to sup
port the state. If the taxing author
tiles handle the situation carefully,
the rate will be much lower and the
aggregate tax little, if any, higher
than in previous years.
X II X
If this session does nothing else
than throw into contrast the value
of intelligent legislation with the
worthlessness of theoretical and So
cialistic law making, it has performed
a great service. The state is con-
frOnted with a serious situation for
the next ninety days. 1t all arises
as the result of the vicious legislative
amendment passed last fall. That
ten per cent .of sthe voters can upon
petition suspend practically the work
of the entire legislative session, cost.
ing the state thousands of dollars, is
ridiculous on the face of it.
It should serve as a lesson to the
people of this state to study and de-
liberate upon constitutional amend
ments before voting. Just because an
amendment happens to be upon the
ballot gives it no special distinction
or merit.
No one knows what influences may
be brought to bear to have certain
laws suspended. The menace is that
the club is behind every voters door
to tear down legislation. Zen per
cent is too low a percentage for safe
ty. ...~ ~
North Dakota may yet see demon
strated in a practical way the evils
of the initiative and referendum and
especially of the fool measure which
is nov written into our organic law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
Big Bills of the Recent Session
Review Of Some of Most Important Legislation Enacted Here

Governor Hanna, as contained in his
message delivered to the Fourteenth
legislative assembly, have been EN-.
bodied in bills and these bills have
been passed by both houses.
Among the acts which are along
lines suggested by the governor in his
message are the following: budget
commission, board of regents bill, re-
duction of interest rate, disinfectiOn
Of livestock cars used in the stAte;
constitutional amendment providing
for the inauguration of a system Of
rural credits, appropriation to pay
dOurine claims, appropriation for
carrying out provisions of the Smith.
Lever act, appropriation to be used in
The promotion of immigration into the
y4tate re gistration Of trained nurses.
81 Mn Mesthss.' Pension.
The I.athfap mothers pension act
E48H. RIA 10l is also an important bill
FIJI tf6tT it provides aid for needy
mothers of two or more young child.
rem.
Unanimous Decision.
Stale Hendrickson's unanimous de-
cision actNH. b. 332), although amend.
ed in the senate so as to require but
a four-ffths vote of the supreme
court to declare unconstitutional leg
islative enactments, is nevertheless
quite a victory for the author of the
bill for it looked more than once as
if the bill would be killed instead Of
being amended.
County Seat Bill.
Senator, Mudgett's county seat bill
|ISa. By 219) lis likely to cause several
county seat fights in the near future.
The bill was amended so often by
gentlemen who were anxious to keep
their own counties out of such a fight
that one would hardly dare say that
any other counties but Nelson and Ro-
lettess are affected by the bill as pass.
s. B. 21S, Mudgett, is also Of import
ances as it changes the interval be.
tween county, seat fights from 10
years to four, excepting where the
county seat is not located on a rail-
road line in which case the PROPOSE.
ton maybe voted on at any general
election.
One other Bill which has been much
discussed during the session is S. B..
252, Albrecht,e which makes insanity
q cause for divorce. Staale Hend.
rickson. introduced a similar bill in
the housesbtt his bill was killed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
HE HAD HIS LITTLE JOKE

Now that the 1915 session OF the
Legislature is past history, Mr.. McClei:
Ian goes proudly homeward, feeling
very much, elated over the success ne
had with his prize recall measure,
which passed both houses. Also MS
pet bill, which provides that the farm
,ers shall be furnished with the Agri-
cultural College bulletins and the
publications of the Smith-Lever agri-
cultural extension act; and, best OF
all. says hesis assured that as a result
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
MADE GOOD SHOWING.

Burleigh county can be proud OF
the records made by Senator 10. A.
Hughes and John Holman. They vot.
ed for the best interests of Bismarck
and the state upon all vital questions
What is more gratifying. they held W
the hands of the administration on
every issue. The voters who support
ed these men can feel satisfied that
no trust in them has been violated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-07
TELLS
OF 0STEND ESCAPE
Eluded the:vigilance Of German
tsentries 81 Trip On Water;
Was Kept Busy.

DunNFksasMan GA Belgian fisher:
man, ending the vigilance Of the
German Esenttfes, succeeded in esscap-
ing from 0stend to La Panne, near
Furnes b seA, in a. dory made out
of am oldSsiscking case. Might and
day." he says. II was employed with
other Hgf13ns digging trenches liz
and around Qstend, and digging
bitches Tor the burial of the Ger
mar dead brought by train from the
front along the User.
"The, streets of 'Ostend," he adds,
"are nothing but a succession of
trenches strongly fortified. A great
many cannon of large calibre are in
position, and p desperate defence
has been organized" Other details
of the defense, the number ond po-
sitions of German troops, he declar.