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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
CIRCUS PARADR ROUTE

v The advance representatives \
" " Rlngling Brothers circus and
v the police department made 4
v final arrangements today for
y the street parade ON Monday y
v morning The procession win =
y start from the show grounds ut
n Western avenue and Exchange
y street nt 10 H. m. aud proved !
v along Western avenue to Grand =
v along Grand 10 Broadway, over :
" broadway to Main street along
v Main 10 Western avenue, and !
Y thence bock to the show
y grounds
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Dynamlte In the &c
RIO BACKS COFFEE PRODUCERS

RIO JANETRO, Aug. THE cham
her OF deputies has approved n propo-
VitiOn issuing about SlG3, 100000 In
paper and other financial measures
designed TO aid coffee rubber and
other national products
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CARRANZA'S BRIEF

III the constitution Is IN this mnu.
ner restored says General Carranzq \
brief, 1T would prevent effectually the
putting into effect Of the prinches NJ
the constitution ~ war measlifcs hv
military decrees, because these THINGS
can only be- done In the way indicated
and during the eXtrn constitutional
period. The plans, purposes aud prlr.
ciples N the revolution would. there.
fore become ineffective. dead aud the
revolution would be- as II II had never
been fought and the ldcns underlying
1t as II they had never been con.
cclvcd and Mexico will be- ny Mexico
was before except for the loss VI life.
destruction NJ property and the paray-
sis of business Il would, indeed. be-
short cut route 10 complete Victory
for the enemies Of the revolution"
The argument contends there has
been no members Of the MaderO cab.
met since Pedro Lascuraiu, who legal
ly could assume the office
Assuming Tagle's Legal Fitness
Assuming, FOR the purposes " the
moment" the brief continues, TINT
Tnglc IN technically legally IN the Hue
~ succession, It cannot be- hoped that
he can be provisional president, IA
fact unless he has support
When the revolution has trlumphrd
so far us TO have with II more than
ninety percent NJ the Mexican peopr.
can It reasonably be- expected TINT
one not II native though rcvulutlOnlst
will have support of even minority
" the Mexican people and would SUB
port the weaker or stronger n he he
Installed into office at time and ON
der circumstances that would brlug
surely the defeat of the principles
.. for which the revolution In
! fought2 II the facts I have endcuv
orcd to marshal urc accurately stated,
and believe them to be. then the
constitutional government is entitled 10
recognition I'm the interest Of law and
order I'm the interest " political pro
/ grcss, IN the interest of humanity aud
Continued on Last rageJ
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SWEDEN ROCKS
EUROPEAN BOAT
English Press Suspects Neiehbor
Of Strong German
Sympathy
HOSTILE TO RUSSIA, is CLAIM
Like Mammoth Nippers TeutOn
Forces Bile Chunk Out
Of Poland

| ONDON, Aug Holding tho
IL Bridgeheads at Warsaw over the
NsWH river the most formidable mil.
Wry obstacle IN eastern Europe Ger.
many and Austrlu Hungary, having
conquered the river line and Invaded
Ku-elun territory FOR an average depth
of 100 miles along the front from rhr
Baltic to Bukuwiuu. Lon are throw
iuE thrlr forces forward IN M en-.
u"uNur to accomplish what Kussil 8
allies have ~ fcured--the complete
cuNclupmrnt " the Russian armies
The British press, bnslug its opinions
0n rctrouad dispatches and the ack
NJ reports 10 the contrary from either
Berlin or Vienna, is inclined 10 the
view that the forces of Grand Duke
Nirholas retired from War-ny iru.
ally intact hut there is am increasing
disposition not 10 minimize the strl.
business of the situation ~ Il ,u,l cX.
lists, and the anxiety " the lundruplo
powers seems 10 be- manifested In .p.
ucwpd pressure 10 bring the Balkan
states In line on the side Of tho Ell
trntc powers.
Quicsceut Sweden. ls now restless
and even 80 conservative q newspaper
as the London Morning Post finds
! cause FOR comment In Swcden's grow.
4 ing hostility 10 Russia a. stimulated
by German success ln Poland
Whether the present Balkan negO-
tiations will be more fruitful from the
entente standpoint than were previous
attempts to align these states against
4 Germany and Turkey IL debatable, and
/ particularly 80 ar Greece. according IA
an Athens dispatch quoting Premier
. GounarIs. refuses to consider the re-
.inquishing OF any territory to Bul
garia a concession which might clear
the situation.
Though stlll holding Noyogeorgicysk
CONTINUED on Last PAEsl
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ON BOARD SPEEDW
DE Palma and MulfOrd Among Those
Who Will 60 After 0NIile Record
On Mile Wooden Course
BULLETIN

DIES MONIES, Aug. Joe Cooper
was killed in the automobile speed
way here this afternoon when his ear
jumped the track in front Of the
grandstand on the twenty eighth lap
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governor BOB"
READS RIOT ACT
Action Pipe Lines DiSpleaSeS and
he Threatens TO Quit Equal
lzatiOn Board.
ANGER HAS IMMEDIATE ACTION
Board Gets Busy and Raises Prairie
Company Valuation Quar-
fer Of Million
ANGER HAS IMMEDIATE ACTION


I NJ done By - I've had enough
4 Of this. I'm not going to hnyc un.
.n,.r n,ir, q, a., ,,itb II
,., -, .,..t. .,,,.,, ~
0u'h was u'' '"''''' ''''"''', W.
Oklahomds chirt executive hl nlS"
noon today, after whut hc believed 10
be- his vain efforts tu bring about II
reconsideration ~ the board u equal
2ntlons work ~ Friday and rnisr In
the assessment NJ the Prairie OH a
Gus company.
In "A towering range he jumped from
the chair which hr had occupied u-
presiding officer aud made for the
door.
As hr dlI this Vs. l Alexander
moved tn reconsider Il am not going
tu vote IN this kmd of temper said
Attorney General s T. Freezing Oh
ers poured OH ON the troubled waters
and Governor WiNinme returned tu hin
seat Then Secretary of State Lyon
moved an adiournmeul fo / 80 o'clock
NO" said the governor. hotly I'm
NOT going tp be- with mi. board hut
Two more times m m. month Of Aug
ust haven't hnd fl ynratluu iu two
years I'm turn this work over "a
Won"
Wo, Uis Point
ttts tactic. ,rcr I,n,p,di,tol, "A f.
No,onIos ned ra.,r.iInr,t,,p ,t
na haarJ,. o,,t,,, r,, ,r.,i,,,. J,,
u,h,oh rvod ,ho t,,onI, yai,,,l,p -,
ho patti pt,. Tina ,,nnnny a.,
SSto6 oSn rha ,,,i,n corr,nJ ~, ,h,
y'Ne,.t,', o,VoY ra,.i, W.,n,,,..,
n"n,'' ,v'.p" i''h Wy 80. i.',,t.,. >,,
ulA'''''n' ~, n',N"''u,' a. ~ ,, ,','',N ,., .I'
iy." I"u'.'' ~. - ', ,'u'",' ,,..,,.,I "" ~.
SEM anu not YOUNG nav ''nE uep"''''
i''uuN H'sht I"' nDt'' ~" 49,,
'ppn no'lou ol >. .re''"S ,na. ,.
'he aSSeSSi'ellt 'a'ue ol lne '"l, y
company De naeu NJ H.,"OoVV un' un'
'"e HtoI AyN "i'i'hins' A'eA
suuer' uuu't' FI'enhss' Na)S-iyo'
Parkinson.
me leAHs illr Lane company wa
neht rNnn'iu"teu. "h my IHol"N'
ton rr7l IaIhilN"h '"''u H't' 'N
plalnihE ne ma 80, NOT nr',h' u ~
aSseSSed nl "hh' II Shou'' l'' oul !,
~ more 'hnh Ihsl y'nt' "lh'r' YOU
luV aye "t'' w N"'"'hN' hI''"'''''
"ault frFl'.E. lyon '''ea "o.
On the motion 10 haNe 'h' "'''s'
Ihent Valuhtloh ol lh' l'N'. 'ul ln'n,
A'oo'VOV the vo'e was N''E W"
llaulS rarhlhsoh WIN 'h' 7ni'r ~
nlNnut1Nn na above J. AlpNNNlel. NHNll
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PORTUGAL HAS
NEW PRESIDENT
BernardinO maChadO Elected; Min
lister Who FOreStalled Nc
Kinley'S Death

LISBON, Aug. 1.--BarIardlno
Machado was elected by congress-
today president Of the Republic
of Portugal.
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BIG FOUR Off
IN AUTO RACE
Resta, Burman, Cooper and Old
field Compete for One Hun
dred-Mlle Record
STARTERS IN RACE

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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
~ @ = -

n o. 80 - - - -
sssf - SAR - - ~
ezr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
nsoirs e Alius1nsaa ~

Notice is hereby given thst on Monday,
TIE nth day of October, A. ID. 1915, Essie
q. enodgrass the Administrative of the
Estate OF Perry l.. snodgrass, deceased;
end George X. Adams, the Administrator
Of the Estate OF Harriet N. Adnms, de
ceased; will attend before the Judge OF
the County Court at the Court House in
0annison, in the County Of Gunnison,
Colorado. 1t ten O'Clock in the forenoon
a sid day for the purpose of settling and
adjusting claims, AT which time all per
sOne having claims and demands against
aAy Of said Estates are notified and re-
QNested to present the same to the Court.
All persons indebted to any of said Es-
tstes are requested to make immediate
WITNESS Clifford II. Stone, Judge and
Acting Clerk OF the County Court within
snd for the County of Gunnison in the
stste of Colorado and the seal of said
Court this 1st day Of September, A. ID
iS1s.
SEAL CLIFFORD H. STONE,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publication Sept. 3, 1915.
Last publication Oct. 1, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

najB0 q - = = - q
sss ntah6 - 49, - sAmD =
kasss UsD - - - Z. =
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
Nsa;ce e final Settleoesa ani De-
oesuipee;sa e He1sAo

Notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the 9Th day of October, A. -. 1s1a. W. p.
Sammons, Administrator of the Estate OF
Aaron Il. kelso. decreased: L. A. Partch
Administrator of the Estate a Emma p
Partch. deceased; and Helen NJ. Aikine
the executrix OF the Estate of o. II, Aikine,
Deceased will appear before the Judge OF
the County Court at the Court House in
Gunnison in the Count: of Gunnison,
Of said day and present their accou nts for
6nal eettlement and pray the approval Of
the same and ask TO be discharged, at
which time andpiace any person in inter
est may appear and present objections. il
Notice is also hereby given that applica-
tiOn for the determination Of heirship of
eaid Aaron r. Kelso. deceased hae been
made and that the Court will on said dat e
hereinbe4ore mentioned, or at any time TO
which the hearing may be continued. pro-
the heir of the said Aaron r. Kelso de
ceased. and as such entitled to inherit
ans lands. teBements. hereditaments or
0AkeF pfyperty, real or personal. consti-
tQeinG I'll or . Raft a the EState a the
- Aaron r. Relso 0eceAseA. and enter .
DecTee accorAinGiy. a which hearing oil
Oeeusos claiming 70 be heirs - laU of eaid
3eceoaeA 0Av aQUeaf ood Vresenf their
WITNESS Qinora n. STONE y.Aee 80
~ CA a tSe CeasfT CosfS within
~ - t6e C0unty a 0InniSoa, in The
01aAe q Colorado sd the seal Of seid
Cent tAis M dAy q eepeeRhe9, A. d. D1s.
f6EALl NlDY09D l. SroyE.
JU1ne 80 Ac4inG Cbefk-
Rsssa ouAa6oaeisa e1UA q ~
t00 S1blicaeSsa Oc& I. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
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0n 6 & g

A.~aAD - 40 uuD0 -
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killsd . - sens ei@ - omu0D
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0sea
fhs inssssss sAsUs 80 n1uaunv -
~ wiM repay Ps9pss 60 - - ~
s.niag y weiaAt
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
n Slky INT n
uUuN n ulnRR0l

Several townships of land on the Lit
tie Cimarron are to be surveyed under
government direction this fall. The
hontrose Press reports that two teams
heavily loaded with supplies and camp
equipage left that city Friday morning
bound for the VanBoxel ranch whers
headquarters will be established. Sever
al townships will be sectionized if the
snow does not come to quickly.
This land is in Gunnison county and
has been settling up very rapidly a
late. In fact oil over Blue mesa pro-
per, even ut 8, 600 to 5000 feet, home
stesds are being taken up. The Open
ing of the good roads helped wonder
fully in that settlement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
sut III uIH
nIl Wlaln 4

whea sAe big ssass - - Cslouis
Stsae Fer 0sOusdb swisG - ondh0.
s<pssuhss lssA. she hiGusst - -
has ever hsen held u Rss11D ~ -
usAsssd N. Fsun nosanv snen aunW-
aay shs~ssads II psspls ssun ~ -
the cesnsry will Asck - Ra.hb - -
the exhibss< cd dispsays sf - suunsiss
IN C0loss<io.
These gill be more exhikits = -
fair this yesr then ever bsfsGs. Gsssy
oae Of the exhibits psosnises - ~ ~
ger end better this year shsa ~ hovs
ever bssa end the Fiftss~eA Aanasl
C0sossAo StsAe Fair win hs - lnsvsst
end best thst hes ever beeR ~
COsasies shssughout the seoos hsve
heen psepsring their exhihies. fwise
the spsce that wss used lsst ysas has
already been reserved BY ssDs - she
sections. The large incvsese h ~ -
pFopristsoas for the exhibies - - 1ois
this year, given by The e0usty ss9ais-
siaaers and the chamber q oum0suse
have siasd IN preparing shsss li.palvs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

The Missouri live stseh aasksts lsak
particslesly sosd this ssesea hsessse
Of the fset tkst csttle n ksasss, nis-
souri. IsdisRs 60 Kestscky have
been pretty well soll e. secousa of tAe
scare fss@ the hosf and RestA disease
last winter, - - seessst Il the
shOeseee II fssaiag shsep - lanbs,
mshiag i secsssary 10 ebtsia csttIe -
feedsss. rksss 10 slse sssusuaee Of -
sbssAast cssp With plenty OF ps~Ghaess
foe 1ssa, vAicA y sasthes psassa - -
lievs - fsli nssket ct Ksasns City will
hs 0ssA rhe Osswssemie stssk yssau
~ sssuatly asae ssme AsciAsd ~
psvvsosses. 4 sewerage svs4sa -
hssa inseallsd, god wstss tPsa9As end
paeety ef psss, and with good service
sa the nisssui- Pacific there is reason
to think IOcsl csttlemen will be well
ssAislied ct that point of the game.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
&uoiss ~ hhliraoisa
department II the Inter
/ and 0ftica at A.ntr..a a..

Department of the interior.
u. B. Land Office at Montrose. tolorado,
August anth, 1915.
Notice Is bereby given that Robert r Cole
of sargeuts, Colorado, who, on Juue 18th
lse4. made Desert Land Entry No. os2l7.
i0s ss SEh, SAa sWa Section u,
NEL, seetiop %, Township A. North
n.sgs s East, New Mexico Principal MERRIAM,
he's AleA notice Of intention 10 make Final
Desevt Land Proof, TO establish claim to the
lend shove described, before Ernest NJ. Nourse,
L. D. Commissioner, at Gunnison, Colorado, on
the sinth day of October, Isi5.
claimant names witnesses
6eosge II. Saden, Edward y Clark, Myrtle Il
Clerk, William Ausmus, all If sarsents, Colo
Pado.
o. G. SKINNER,
Register.
First publication Sept 3, teis
Last publicstirn Oct. :, Iala.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
.1n mn fH IN
u U

ouQsgiuesn1snt ". y. Cssum Of -
fttkia hsA hstchery wss 6swn SstmAsv
with . consignment Of rsiabow trout %
plant in the stresms heFssboat and it h
only . starter. for SOME IN, go of these
young speckled beauties are 10 be die
tributed between lola and Almont dur
ing the month.
The Pitkin hatchery hes been un-
usually successful in its hatch this year,
and that will help . good deal in the
effort TO continue the Gunnison country
as the premier fish region of the
Rockies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

c. L. ssans, ssssape.isd ~ Nm.
Stoae, Nm. Ssse nla1ksessk - niss
t.dwisa Clork, drove ssss 0saessA pess
to Ssaisa Sunday. sseusaiaG she ssxt
day ~ vev Il ss0uasAs. ois nslsa
stoae vhs - hssa visieiaG ~ spissd,
Miss kelss shsays = ssli<ia, pssxs.sd
homs With - psssy. ns. ssaas Iess
ssesacAs - ave s'cssct u ~ evssiaG
and darknsss evessssk sAsa - ~ sest
side q Cschstapa pess. Sust - shsv
how god - psss suad y. ~. s4oas,
although tseslly uaas4ssiutsd witt tAe
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

UieA - - sepu0 - 60 -
llcssi0 - - - eusas - '-DIsssss =
F,nal 9soolnuuA - '-1iuoiss - ~
jsss@sa esg." ansaus1 - ssVauns
aotssss ~ - ssauAs ehsse - RW0-
ed BY - ssssk = - s~usay s~zss u
one sseiss - - ~ - soaA osueA
The s~suh Nm ~ . saasi1ssubaR sAviar
to the sssssss. H. - . 80 - psss-
ed ~ - ~ lsasanAuR - - jo
gone ines s0set.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
A 0uaelipa

Mrs. Murphy was getting the supper
for the children on Saturday night when
young woman came to the door.
Il am q collector for the Drunkard's
Home" she said. ''Could you helpP''
Come around tonight and IN give
you Murphy" said the housewife Al
she went on with her work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

c. Cunuuunn8 = uwn1
Ppsss.-~ 9 = 0nhinn - -.
bsca - aguhD OGt1nv. - sssusl
on S0Ag - - asUnan6 - -
as ~ - - - ~ - CsUn-
ter - - - - Udunn,
whsss Vuk 1nnB - 0tWA
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

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hssnuD - - - - 60 ~
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A.srsunA ~ 49,. - -
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG!
It's Easy If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no need
of having q sallow complexion-dark
rings under your eycs-pimples- bill
lious look in your face-dulf eyes with no
sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent
of all sickness comes from inactive bowels
and liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in
Ohio, perfected vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and
bowels which he gave to his patients for
years.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi-
tute for calomel, are gentle in their action,
yet always effective.
They bring about that exuberance of
spirit, that natural buoyancy which sh ould
be enjoyed by everyone. by toning up the
liver and clearing the system of impurities.
You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tab
let's by their olive color. 10c and 25c per
box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, o.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02

are looking to the United States as
a source Of raw materials.
Dr. Delaney encloses letter
from General Consul de Walle, at New
Orleans, who says:
import Many Things.
= MANY articles which were manu-
featured in Belgium, or on which are
dependent the factories located in the
part of Belgium freed from German
invasion, are purchased now by our
countrymen from other countries.
Some of these articles are export arti-
cles of the United States, and could
be purchased in this country.
Destroyed Machinery.
''The enemy in occupying Belgium
has destroyed and taken away the ma
chinery, tools and raw materials of a
great number of our mills and factor
les. As soon as circumstances will
permit it, these concerns will have to
reorganize, rebuild and buy new
plants and new raw materials. There
is no doubt that different countries
with whom Belgium trade and indus.
try entertained before the war very
extensive commercial relations will
be completely excluded by our con.
Germs, who look to other countries for
the necessary supplies. Our country
is taking all possible measures to be
able to give most efficient support
for the reconstruction of our indus.
tries, and is gathering now all pos.
sible information on this subject.
U. S. Shown Much Sympathy.
"The United States have shown
much sympathy for our country, and
on the other hand no country is bet
ter prepared than the United States
to supply machinery, tools and many
raw products. 1t is to be expected
that Belgian concerns will look to the
United States first for the purchase OF
these supplies.
Followed Instructions.
"In accordance. with Instructions
from our department of state, have
the honor to ask you to send me as
soon as possible complete report on
the resources of the states of your
jurisdiction for the supply Of the ne.
.cessary machinery, engines, tools and
the necessary raw products for the
various industries which were flour.
ishing in Belgium before the war. You
will also kindly examine if any other
raw products than those which Bel
GUM bought from the United States
before the war, as cotton, wheat, ETC.,
can be purchased here"
Secretary Wrote Consular Agent.
Secretary Price has advised Consul
lar Agent Delaney that North Dako-
ia is richer in raw products than in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02
Men and Women

g z p = IS ~.
Women, as well as men, are made.
miserable by kidney and bladder tfo,l.
BILE. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp4Root, the
great kidney remedy, IS highly rec
commended by thousands.
lSwamp4Root stands the highest for
tae reason that so many people say
it has proved to he just the remedy
in thousands of even the most dis
tressing cases.
AT druggists in 50c and $3.50 sizes.
You may receive a sample size bottle
OF Swamp4Root by Parcel Post, also 9
pamphlet telling you about it. Ad.
dress DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y, and enclose ten cents, also men.
ton the Bismarck Daily Tribune
Adv. ......
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02

manufactured materials, but that it is
ready to compete for both, and com.
plete list Of all North Dakota's re-
sources has been forwarded. >Inas-
much as no state in the union contri-
buted so much per capita as did North
Dakota to the relief of Belgium in
her hour OF greatest trial, it is reas-
enable to believe that our friends
across the sea will be glad to see
some of their trade come to the Flick
ertail state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02
HOW APPENDICITIS
CAN BE PREVENTED

Bismarck people should know that
a few doses of simple bnckthofn bark,
glycerine, ETC., as mixed in >Adler.ika,
often relieve or prevent appendicitis
This simple mixture removes such
surprising foul matter that ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost AMY
CASE constipation, sour stomach or
gas. A short treatment helps chronic
stomach troubly. Adler-i-ka has cas-.
lest and most thorough action Of any.
theng we ever sold. Jos. BreslOw,
druggist.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02

KNOCKED OUT DskkY kllAiaER
Milwaukee, Dec. Mike ODoWd.
st. Paul, weller weight, knocked OUT
Billy Kramer. at Milwaukee tonight
in a sensational ten-round bout ta't.
ing the first, third. sidl, eixhtn.
ninth and tenth rounds 81 II,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-02

T. Robertson Of Cleveland, O., is in
the capital city transacting business.
DR.. s.. B. Toney of this place was In
Mandan yesterday transacting bust.
ness.
Mrs. G. H. Richard of Wilton was
in the capital city Yesterday visiting
friends.
l.. G: Farmer an insurance man,
Of Fargo, was business visitor here
yesterday.
Miss Elsie Fallafren. Of this place
was the guest Of friends in Mandan
Tuesday evening"
Miss Vina WIncoop Of the capital
city has accepted position in the
Office of the Webb Brothers store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley of Linton are
visitors in the capital city Mrs. Will
liam Pagel of Linton is also visiting
here.
A. Logan OF this place returned
Wednesday on No. from Billings,
Mont, where he was the guest of his
brother.
Mrs. A. J. Stearns of this place,
who has been q patient in the Bis.
marck hospital, was able to leave the
institution yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Mastel, who has been
patient in the St. Alexiys hospital
for some time, was able to be remov.
ed to her home in Twelfth street yes.
terday.
CALLED 70 MINNEAPOLIS.
| Sheriff J. P French was called to-
Minneapolis yesterday; on official bust
ness. He expects to return this eve.
ming. mr., l@.as ~.
HAS GONE TO NAPOLEON.
Judge w. D. Nuessle of the local
district court has gone to Napoleon,
where he will preside this week in
the Logan county court. si
Among the people from Napoleon
who visited in the capital city yester.
day were Mrs. A. ]. Sherman, Minnie
Folske and Mrs. e. F.. Anderson. Miss
Folske is a milliner in that place.
CALLED 70 pRIscoLL.
Miss Eva Bond Of this place was
called to Driscoll yesterday by the i'll.