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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18
Malaria Blood Trouble
S. S. S. Conquers It!
> , s. Has Been the Standard Malaria Remedy for Fifty
Years. Relieves Malaria by Cleansing the Blood

Malaria does inpoTesh
AialariaI satuaing
Ia
nolrlshing food build s. s.
lghy reliable
ae blood This building blood
lou e = s.
trouble destroys the reytal
corpuHc
LIEF
ggor that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18

The inexperienced He says aa can
hardly restrain himself from falling
down and worship3ng her The Re
jected-Tell him not to get nervous
she'll throw him down soon enough
Puck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18
IN
TIE WITH MOLINE
Fa5 Men and Islanders Fight Two
Hours in Grueling Battle-Final
score is @ TO 0,
MANY LAID Up WITH INJURIES
Davenport Near Score at First Kick
aH When Die Runs 80 Yards
Murphy 2risses Close Drop,


III ono Of Lae hafeeszs folg1est and
hardest fought gridiron battles ever
-- .- I Moline park the Rock Is
r.-.--~g.-+z and Moline Rad
..-z.,. el-,-t.+ +--o hor-= tn o.
H. $1,000 -++o-4,,..-.
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-.-r.z. -rrs a-v fnovga zT;11tl,y
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ur rr-- s.4r-ez r,ors sz-o,,,,,4
~. ... rs.sr4.-z and o,7+n1sva5 The
H. I'LL. ar-~ ana tbfr5
I'LL o+f.a- +z-1 hsfrg evar
...-.-,--+ ~. r,5e-s-za~--s
--... r.er-ra.l- electrified shz fsne
..-..ss-r+ -,- ~ On ,-sr4e 1~ +ra
-.s--.-=e r-a p-ae aov-1aa Froyv-
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a ~ ---.[. . .' 80
he .-@ -ls
rom INES ~ t- - .+-
s--..s... s-----.s ~ --,..s.
a.@. "- @'-.'o- - 4 "
would have gained three points
--7 -l.7 s5 go ''is '..-- '5 ---7
nae a' 7.a-l-5,- d ---.'' - ~. y. "a
the field, Stow and KuehI making long
aad runs Davenport intercepted a
forward pass Again the islanders
5si... t1 gain and Cook punEed- huehi
rau ~ yards around the end, Aeers-
uau made eight more through the
line and Oh the next play Stow went
over for q touchdown after a long end
ran Euebl was caught holding. and
Referee Anderson brought the ball back
t9fae lime Of scrimmage and Moline was
reuaHza5 Is yards. the score not be-
ing allowed. Davenport intercepted a
pass and the ball was ia Rock Island s
possession az the end of tine 1Tsl guar
ter
In the second quarter the lnaepeh1-
elra played the Indians 70 stand
SILL neither side gaining much ground.
Once Murphy tried a drop hleA from
ta7 a7-EaFa liue- o15 the pan LeiI snort
second Iiali'
Murphy s-eaeA 70 el54' SNAP at ~-l7
start @. 1a7 zaaoae 4a.., a-+o -n@ @- ..1-
oaaA 1----.-H@ .-. 'a'L - .'7. 5
--- ~ - -- 80
asa" "--1t - more 'i7
"4-" ..7- iN -o- --As'A7
izea. "a..-l puAssd.
Hse'.Aas gan ~ Sa+"7 AROUND emu
a-- A'A s--1 MOI
azA P.as ne ISLANDERS were pE.-.a.-l -
o@ 's-.'l 2 $500, 81 { 80 go.
N ft--7" .' -4'='-- Sc 49, ~
a''E' '-'', ,---.- ~
man a7 7.E-. ---1t : anu 80 80 80
1aa PEA. Twp Sa-ls % -tle -se- s.''' .i-i...
wall, .-io"laE ll7 ll'leL MS ea1N ~. -
sa.-s I'D La+I oo"17s anu i>''-7 = '---7'
q. -a-57 ,r.-
. --t .2@ElA Q.'7' -5l 1'-s L--'t 80
~ Ni1--l-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18

When the two teams clash III hock
Island again on Nov. p, a monster
crowd is expected to attend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18

In spite OF the many special cars the
Trl-Ci-v Railway company had az the
PARK il was inadequate to handle
the uopsrous crowd and many walked
down town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18

You have TO hand it to Dick Bimson j
for being some predicter. Dick SAID
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-18

Rock Island sent three big truck
loads oE fans to Moline yesterday ana
several smaller ones. The larger
trucks carried the Huesing. Schneider
Bros. Bii0u and Keystone rooters
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Sir iitarr5aliidt Salbbtit
anb aoyigeriri6t.

sssn anterifd Iei6en giele on Rn'
farrb unb aopfeerduihert Ocs anie'
riRoniide 8oIf thdte gut oarnl, ois
in gugIan6 beitebenoe gsetbooe, bieit
Ieiutfiidiihe Grdfrfbeif 81 befdnrpfen.
IN Grlpdgiirs an 3ieben SeSernldnr
ipeib, ,ipie feiitt 6as ensliife alinIo
lit ,iittb -rpie Seuhtigfeit bic on sa'
tdrrh aeibenben aifi5frf. ssn GneIdnn
behdnoelt ntoit fotdrrbdIilhe 9niib.
beit aino appfser1irihe dls cine foit.
ititntiuneIIe aranfbeit iiitb eebrnAGi
eiir iuiierlihes SeiliuitteI baaeeen,
ipeIfes fbntfdd,Iif iebr fpirfunssnol
iii.
2eibenoe, tpeIde foiiml ods 1ifei,
eifier llbr boret fnitiiten, ersdbleit,
n,ie Tie ibr @chor miebereriangter riiii
,pilie, iutierer 5omiIienbebatioIrne
NIT einern icIden erfolse, oab ons
Tidcn elmer llDr oel,tIid] 81 iborerl
mar in Der Grtferitiins BON iieben
ilno taht 3oll bon ireenbeiiien Chr.
9esbaD fdneioen sic, ipenn Sic
Semaneen fennen, fpelhcr nit aa-
tdrrb, fatarrbnIiiher Salibbeit ooer
&opiaer1uf6en bebnftet tit oieies
gtc5ept beraus iIno geben sic es
i5nen, ilnS Sie tperben bic lriahe
bapon iein, baB Sic eirlige tbatidhIih
Dor fotnler Sanbbeit betuabreu. Sic
@eri6retbling fann Ieid,t sii Sauie
herseitelIt iperSen gum 9reiie BON 75c
inh tpirb iuie folst senlaht:
grIansen Sie BON ssbrem apefbe.
fer cine llrpe Tarnrir,t (DoubIe
Strengtb) i'm @ertbe BON irngefdbr
75c. Rebren Sic es nat Sauie itno
eieBen Gle Sa3u a 8int beises
@aiier itnb a llrt5en grar,lilirten
auder: riibren Sic, big es aufseISit
III. 0ebmen Sic einen GbIoffeiI Dol
DierrIrnI beg Cages.
EnrnIirt miro bierbei nif,t blos ge.
brauht, Inn biir6 feline itGrfeuSe @ir.
flung Die gritaiinbuns u,to S6peI.
luna Der @ititnhiifen 8obre al Der.
minoeru unb 6ablrh ben 2uftbrlif
auf Sas SronuneIfen aus5ugIeifen,
foiloern ieoeu l1eberilub 6er glus.
fdeibunsen i'm ntittleren @eb0raang
al forrigiren, unb Die oautit erstelten
HeinItate iino qetp6bnTi1 benIerfens.
iuerth unb tpirtunesppn.
Sseoe 9erioh fpeIf,e an aatarrb IN
irgerro einer sSorm Ieibet, ioute init
oieietn &e5epte einen 8eriiih MAIDEN
atHo fid Don oiefer 5erit6renoen
4rnnfbeit befreien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Gin 6rlsbniR an Ssr aisne.
@1beIm Sd miotb onn.
@eitIiher &riessi6auplas.

,Sb nil BON einem gang einfnhei
Iorgnng er5dbIer, pie ibrer bie.
ormIBen pieIe geibeben.
Rein. auto bef0rberte uitB oem Be
gIeiteHoeH Sffisier uno mir mod ei'
nen Uait: einen Saupfmartn I'M Ian
geH, fpeibeU Bart = einen nat1bnT.
ten gefdibtgprofeiior aais elmer rbei.
niiden Stabt Or batte fi1 freirpilie
gemeIbet. mar aud enbIia, auf feline
INNER fpieoerbolte gitte, genonuneu
iporoeu i,nb begnb fi9 MN 5u ieineur
SauofntrmbatoiTou. auf oieier Rei.
ie brtte er, rpie uns mitgetbeiIt uur.
De, bic beionbere GrIaubnib, ieinen
SobH su 5efuhen, Der aI5 jiinger
Jreitpiaiger ieit Sftober on Der Gis.
ne i'm Sdiisengraben lag.
Ter peiBb1rtiseS fpraG
niht. Seine 4ugen gineen iiber Die
SGuier itHb &ir6en Der ourt,fobre.
Her@ 96rfer, iiber Die SIgel, Die bier
lmb ba elm alfes @emGler truden,
foIgten hinaiif unb binab Der geruoer
1trndIen Spur Der Ronlerftrabe, Die
mir freli5fen, bineen ii6 enbIih on
nas rieien6afte 5erfauene 8ergi1Iob.
aiih mir beioen dnoeren iprnfen
nitt, bonn Shpeigen oes @Eten on.
geriibrt. Sd fob, nebr aIs in 6as
5llrhingte 2ono, In bas fIarGugige
8eiitlt, bas in einem unfGrperli1en
GSnHe frifb getpajden ausiaE - tpie
immer Elm @efidt ausfiebt, rpenn itur.
fes GrIeben dIle sSaIten ber aIein.
Iidteit rpeggetpifht bot.
Aber onnn that Der Saupt1nann
irHosruiitbet ben Wiun6 auf. SD CT.
ipGrtete, bon ibm ireeno ettpos aus
dlteH Sabrbrnoerten 5u b0ren, BON
ben llrbolfern, bic Iber biefes 2un6
geDunoert tpnrei,, BON ben Gitterae.
fdledteru in Giien, Die bas Muler.
tpert auf bic $iisel seitelIt batten.
gber es fam ettpos gdns 2eba1Siaes,
gang Gegenpdrtises beru1lg.S lfnb
bed tpieoer etruas 70 gnges, Werf6n.
Fhes, oab id faft erfhraf: es mar,
als ob er IN bieient' nenen, lrnaebell.
rsn &tiea rur ii1 unb ieirrn Gosn
febe. sd femme bier ieoen Skurrir,
jeoe Rirhe, ieben @aIS, ieben Sii.
GEL rreine Serreit obne oos< i'd bier
mar = meiH Sobn bot mir aIleg in |
iejneft priefeu beffhripfp,1 !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

Der fItins attipndI
atbrsr: sqfliO lpsun ib bic 3ahI IL
bur@ 2 theilsn min, bann nsnn. i& 2
ben .TiDiiors. un0 u renns i5 -
nun MOf.s, Dsibt Gu's7-.
Wlcits: .Dis ~TipiDsnbe"I-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

iperben. ei bat aifo setbdn, mas
lire Bfli4t mar, tpirb es trtii.r iban
anb man iolItt lie oabsr nit un.s.
sriiHSstsH angtiifsH p.rTtonsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

Der goter. init oen unperdnoerIid
lei&tenSen aasesi, COB uns Die Sano
nn6 perabidieoete iifl, nm gu ieinem
gntoillon 81 geben, 6as ein pqar
Sfifnoen bon bier itaro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

GEO.P. SCHNElT2ER
vOLKsBLATT
JOB ROO MS
127 ca Z. etrais.
Grn6la6en
.s'f s,s.,: ,,i 4 s,sHs s.,.. ns ssslsss ss.ss.
sforI nEt canf6 tsforat
lrerben. Sis bat alfo seibdn, mas
ibrs Bfli4t mar. tpirb es srtiisy tban
un6 man fclIN lie oahsr NIT in.s.
sriHSstsH anstffsH p.rT4onsn.
Robtrn.
so, 10 - Sic iinb alTo ouf Der
9odssitsr.iis. ab,r, eeitatien Sic bic
Jrags: po III Ssuu Sbrs iunse Gat.
tin2@
pie fist i'm RauasrsOup.s..
4us einem aiebesbriefe.
~ -. Glaubs mir, sbeuerits, id
lam isiHtn absnb sini9lafen. b.DOr
i'd Did nic5i I'm araums gsIe5sn babe.
StarmifGs Oh.
5dusnirtb Gu sinsm Tai.tbtr):
Dem iungsH Gbspaar. i'm susttsn
Siod tiinbies i@ gum Gritsr. Bis bic
ii4 miteinonbtr .inssl.bt babsn IN bi.
wobHuns in Grunb unb 9ObsH b.s
moIirt!"
ainbtrmuRb.
.Ramu. finb bi. SiSr&., D.I&s bi:
ileinsn psi1ssH brinssu - 5cfIief,s
tan.tH2"
Die Martsrno&e.
5n sinsr s9ul. fcl elm S6iiIsr duf
bic Jrage .Narum bsibi bic NODE
Dor DhtrH bic Marisrpots2- gsani.
Dortst baben: .@.il mir ha olsmaI
GgdmsH babsn.4
Dsr fItins attfpndE
atbr.r: .eflio ipsun iA bic 3abI IL
bur9 2 tteilsn min, bann usnne iG 2
ben .TiDifOr", nn6 u renne i& -
nun MOTss. Dsibt Gu's7-.
Wcits: .9i, .TipibsnbeSI-
Pie GHtf@utbisunG
saeuusr. nun riehsn Sic eiJSial
btefen 1il1 ). uHb ben popen Eii
sinem GiaEmgaii porsuisten2'
atIlner emit nni9uIbissr Wi,n.):
. saitbtr GER, tsi 6isIsr 5lbs perSirb,
bez iif9 "a, sts e. oeanoslt pisa...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Starmifds Oh.

II MI VT Y Tt
5duspirtb 0u sinsm Uaistbtr):
Dem iuussH gbspaar. i'm stpsitsn
Siod tiinbigs i@ gum Gritsr. Bis bic
ii4 mitsinonbr sinssItbt babsn III bi.
WohHuns in Grunb unb 8obsH b.s
moIirt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

tssr rri IN ssrtf6r Ktb snsfif1er esrafs
o. 0ti4atifltrfe, Drrstrs fif. ustfffstnnasa
sfori aEi ca;nf4 tsferaL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
spDss.anssisen.
es !farb In Gbease. On an is. gsriI 1915.
sSrauf W2ifDlaicmsfi

i'm after bon s5 sntrrn. Ct mar elm u7itaiieo
100. Cots gol 9ui. Ret. nnb bonn Vlonier
Wdnnerdrr bon einriunnfi. Gie Ecerbiauns
fInbet fioff am yreiina. ben is. fpriI, I'M 2 lItr
Hnd,miitdGs. bon Der stfreue bfs 9eusf6tn
Vrct. ssritbbpfs duf e9aInnt Sfns Jrsurbe
unb Nefdnnfe ftrb tiersn toffi6n einaeIober
ben ben frnuerrbeu Stuferbfifbenen.
0mua qferroL 1offer.
Ibecbor gterrof eh,ritaerfotn.
1916 gnfsI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

4us .inem aiebesbriefs.
'. -. Glaubs mir, sbsusrits. if
lam lsiHtu gb.nb sini1lafen. b.Dpt
i'd DID ui9i I'M Sraurns ssis6sn babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Nie Mnrisrmnm.

Die Martsrno&s.
5n sinsr S4ul, fcl elm ShiiIsr duf
bi. 5rnge .Ndrum bsibt bic Nod.
Dor Dfttrn bic MarisrnoHs2- gsani.
Dortsi baben: .@.it mir ha ollsmaI
Ggumsn babtn.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Robtrn.

80. 10 - Sis iinb alfO auf Der
9OdSeitsrsiis. 2lb,r, seiiatisn Sic bic
Jrass: nd III ssuu Sbrs iunse Gat'
tiu2-
Die fisi i'm Ruu@srlDupss.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
afnbtrmunb.

.Rana, fimb bic StSr6,, D.IGs bi:
ileiu.n sptiH,sa brinssa 5Sfiief,.
tanttn2'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01
JOE" CHARGED
WITH ALLEN MURDER

Joliet, IL, Sept 50. r-"Chia!hea, joe,
Campbell was indicted Today for the
murder Of Mrs. Oette allen, wife Of
the former warden of the peniten'
tiary here Campbell is a negro, who
was sentenced Tor ,hlurler. from Cook
county ana was "a trustie at the prisc
IN and a servant in the fanny qaaa:-
ters of the Aliens,
After q fire in the prison last june,
the body Of Mrs. Allen was. found in
ler, partly burned bed under circun.
stances that indicated taat she haG
;been murdered. The lestimon; Q.
other prisoners pointed, I'd panlobe..:
and he was tf~4Ssfettsass aattsr being
held by a. coroner ifiry, from the
penitentiary to Che. Will county JAZZ.
Wnen, informed of the, action of the
grand Jury, Campbell said he lwelcom-
ed the, indictment as4a chance to
prove his innocence Of the murder a
court. .s4 s.,x~5 ~ (
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01
following t. say regarding the new
secretary Of the Bismarck club:


George Logan Price, for the pass
two years corresponding secretary Of
the Copper Country Commercial club,
.retires Oct. 1. Mr.. Price has resigned
the secretaryship of the Copper Coun-
try Commercial club, the Copper Cour
try Credit bureau and the Houghton
Merchants Delivery association, to be-
come secletar; Of the Bismarck, N. D.,
Commercial club, entering upon his
new duties Oct. /. He came to Hough'
ton two years ago, after serving for
IS months as assistant secretary of
the Industrial Accident Board. He
found the club with about 400 mem
bers and leaves it with 700, 2racti-
cally every one having been. added
through personal effort. The club
has done well in industrial and com,
mercial development work and has
procured much valuable publicity for
Copperdom. A year ago he organized
in connection with the club the Cop
per Country Credit Bureau, which is
now endorsed by the Chamber of
Commerce Of the United States as a
model, and whose plan has been
adopted by a score of large cities in
a dozen different states. The mem
bership has more than trebled in the
course of a year, and the credit situa-
ton in Copperdom has been much i'm
proved. Six months ago he organic,
ed. in Houghton, the first cooperative
delivery association conceived In the,
copper country. The organization.
founded with z paid-in capital OF but
$50 cash, is doing 6. business amount
ing 70 about $4,000 Per amnuln, and
has been an unqualified success from
the start, every downtown grocer and
meat dealer with n exception being
a member. In addition to his train
ing with the Industrial. Accident
Board, which resulted in his being re,
commended by Gov. Ferris last June
to Gov. Stewart Of Montana as, quail
fed to install the Michigan system in
connection with the Montana Indus
trial Board, has had twelve years suc-
~cessful newspaper and general publ
city experience"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01
AAWAN FAIR
OFFICIALS ASK
B|SMARCk'S AID
Missouri Slope Committee Waits
on Commercial
Club
PRESIDENT II: YOUNG URGES
PEOPLE TO ATTEND
Exhibition Opens To-day Special
Train to Leave Capt.
tai City

Z Tie Missouri S.cloe Agricultural AS
ISOLATION sent a committee to Els
,narck last night to secure the coop
Grafton Of this city in making the twt
days that the Mandan fair will be hello
a cuccess. T:ey went home with tlt
assurance t.lat Bismarc:. was ready
to cooperate with them IN every way
Rims have, caused ule continue
r)ostpcnement Of the fair until at Cnt
time yesterday it was believed TIA
the exhibition would have to be cai4
ed. off. Eut the clouds troke ava!
and the, sun and wind soon dried OF
the grounds and the trac:1 1t was
| therefore decided to nold the fair tWs
days, Friday and Saturday.
Committee Visits Bismarck
"A committee headed by Judge J. n
Hanley and E. K. Biting, c%.lairnca.
IF the executive committee, was ap
pointed to visit Bismarck and inter
view tho Commercial Club.
After a, conference with C..L. Young
president of the Commercial Csuo
and others the committee %a1nclnce>
that it was mpch pleased WITH the a;
cltude. shown by EismarcK and tina
a special train would. ieaye this, Gil!
foe Miandan at. 10 A. M.
President Comments wore
II. understand" said Mn. Young
that the officers of the missouri
Slope Agricultural Fair Association
have determined to open tleir fair a;
Mandan Friday and close it SATURDAY
evening. l.t4ru ~. *r rs
"N!e arc advised by a. committee
representing that ASSOCIATION. That the
fair will not be carried over mex
week 20, t::lat. tle exhibits can be plac
ed in the Hogs and Hom;ry expositio,
On. schedule time. VI
Proposals to postpone the Mandar
fair until next week were. reacted, ;0c
cause it was thought such action
would be unfair to the city of Bis
marck and to the expedition.
Shows. Riohs SPIRIT
""Tilis action manifes;s: IL. spirit or
the part of Mandan.s citizens tina
ought to. be. fostered and reciprocal
ed. 1t is TIE spirit Mnich slloule
characterize. the relations tbetweeI
these Twin Cities o. tle Missouri
Slope.
ii feel that we should in turf
patronize the Mandan lair during iii
awo.day run. / understand a specia,
train will leave Bismarck at Ii
o'clock on Friday. This will AFFORD
an excellent opportunity to attend.
Asks. Citizens to Go
1T is reported that the Indian .ex
hibit is the best THE fair has ever
been able to. procure. This alone viii
make the trip worth while. It is All
taoritatively stated that there will he
no Indian exhibits at Bismarck Any
who wish to see them will therefore
have to. go across the river
LET us show a %neIgn3criy spirit
and patroni2e the ManGan lair eitfe.
on Friday or Saturday."
After their conference with Mr.
Young, the committee called on l. F.
Baker, president of. the North Dakota
State Agricultural Association, and y
b. Mills, publicity manager. at the
Exposition building. i3otn MIR. Mills
and Mr.. Baker, received the sugges>
ton Of the cooperation Of Bismarck
and Mandan with enthusiasm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01

Washington, Sept. 30.-The G. A. R.
marched UP historic pennsylvania
Avenue from the Capitol to the White
House today ss 1t did lsi.len s,1les victor.
icus Union soldiers, wg.eI. mpsteres
out Of service fifty years tasys..
In rs the. army, al, it passed in5re-
view before President .ntrew' JOHN
son was 100000 strorg, its members
composing what historians nave. callei
the most efficient bot; Of co,diers the
wc:ld to that time had xncwn.
Wilson. Views Parade
Today in the Elue: ranks as theyt
were reviewedsibY President ;NWl-s5n.
the first Southern 5o~rn3president elect.
3D. since the war, frea tie same spoil
on which Pres. johnson stood, there
were. according to the best estimates
.otaina5le about. %29yeco-men.
Some Of them marched with the aii
ct crut(ile;3 or canes. Others manag-
ec To get along BY leaning upon the
arms of stronger comrades, Many,
though, retracked, the, SPOT of a halt
| century ago with buoyant step to the
air Of old time war songs, o#sn,l
Pathetic Parade
so years ago the army was two days
in passing review. To-day less thai:
4 hours were necessary for t.aes martil,
which had it's pathetic eNs-welf~as its
patriotic side. 1t was a day Of cheers
and tears.
Old inhabitants ct the CITY, who have
Witnessed many parades said it has
been many Year since ttley aave
seen such an enthusiastic ovation as
that accorded to the marching old
soldiers. na,te4iN., a <.
Many Reunion.
Tonight a number OF reunions were
held in CampsM Matthew's. Emery, and
before, a "dogfaWatch' reunion Of the
naval and marine veterans Secretary
Daniels discussed. the famous block
ade and tie. effective service render
ed by the, Navy during the entire war:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01
SECRETARY PRICE
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
New Secretary for Commercial
Club Will Take Up Du-
ties At Once

George L.. Price, recently engaged
as secretary of the Bismarck CONNER
cial club, will arrive in the city on
No. 8. Mr.. Price will take up his
duties at once, and will be formally
presented to The businessmen OF The
city and the club members at lunch
con to be given next Tuesday, fc: Ed
ward f.. Trefz, field secretary OF the
United States Chamber of Commerce.
A recent issue of the Michigan
Manufacturer and Financial Record,
published III Detroit, Mich, has the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01

noon in preparation for the game
with North Dakota Saturday. Every
player except Hauser, who is still
suffering from a lane shoulder was
cut for the last heavy work of the
week. It is reported recen: pract.co
has shown Che Gopler's defensive
strength but taat on the defensive
the team appeared less powerful.
The eligibility board still withheld,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01

was thrown or slipped from a position
On a box car ladder, and was instant
ly killed, two, cars passing over his
body. A flying switch was being
made when tae fatal accident occur
red and so far as car be learned no
i was in a position to distinctly,
witness it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01

NoTIcEiTo MILK DEALERS
Mink licenses are due and all deal
lers are requested to call at this of
flee and renew same, Those selilnN
milk without a license / s,I,jsct to
Iarrest with fine.
J. C. WIN3L0W,
Milk inspector.
10-1-2.9
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01
ARE READY TO MEET !; y
II. Il NORTH DAKOTA TEAM

Minneapolis, Sept. 3u.-The Uniyer-
sity Of Minnesota football. eleven had
another hard scrimin1agey this after
~ s t" EhFG~ n d g hS N.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-01

Wits announcement today, tut it was
said by a member of the board un.
officially that no prominent members
Of the squad were threatened.
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CONDUCTOR KILLED

Devils Lake, Sept. 29.-in an accl-
dent in the Garske yards this morning
about 1000. o'clock, Edward Jones,
conductor on the Farmers railway,
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Tribune want ads pay dividends.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-12
DOUGLAS KNOCKS LEWIS OUT
Of JOB BUT Ell PASO WINS
Jack Lewis Loses Third
Game, Almost, When
Douglas Scores Ten in
One Frame: I'll Paso
"GarriSOnS' in Last
Especial to The Republican,


TT. PASO. May lei Paso knocked
Pitcher Ross out of the box and won
the game by score of 1S to II.
rrvm Douglas. smashing two-bagger
into deep right. center ending the
Eeme. with two out in the ninth in
ming
1T the end Of the first half of the
list session the visitors were in the
lead 10y three runs. \ succession Of
Won placed hits by the local Mackmen
N.un the contest. which was loosely
uflyed throughout.
In the third inning. which marked
she. downfall of twirler Jack Lewis
of the home boys, Douglas secured
total OF ten runs the contest develop
ing into riot. in that particular
session. BY consistent hitting and
speedy base running the local play
crS managed TO bring the total up
to nine in the eighth inning and by
ghat one dying effort. won the game
iu the succeeding inning.
Twirlcrs Lewis and Ross of the rep
Arizona republican., 1915-05-12

over Herb Testers payroll. Such fam
Gus ball men as Toner and McArdle,
tbs said. do not play the great Ameri
can pastime for mere pittances. The
howl of "sordid commercialism" has
been raised. Hist an hoOroo! Let the
Tigers roar
Thomas Toner believes in his inmost
heart that he should have had the
credit for winning the Sunday game,
and personally, were with him. Win
ming that game gave Toner quite an
array Of victories against the Tucson
crowd. In four games. three of which
he won, the Red Headed chap allowed
the visitors p hits an average of less
than 6 walloDs to the game. In the
one game he lost. his team mates got
but two hits to help him out, while the
PueblOs got three