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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
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tors in Originality !i,il it ~ IDEAS and exce II:
lence of execution. Mr. Eortell had
fashioned a graceful yacht, formed
from galvanized tin and prettily dec
GRATED, in which rode two youthful
sailors. The boat glided on trailer,
pushed by the Bortell car, whose ton
neau supported a large yentilator, Civ
ing the entire conception most
striking appearance.
The Wachter display was distinctly
original and it carried with it heart
throb which came home TO every
spectator. Proudly mounted on the
transfer company's large truck was
a handsome gray draft horse, which
has served it's time and which is now
spending it's declining Gays in peace,
a 'pensioner on the company's rolls.
The truck bore the motto: "WE
RECOGNIZED FAITHFUL. SERVICE -
and the pensioned equine bore him
self as though he realized that special
honor was being done aim. .
The Modern Brotherhood Of Amen
lea float consisted Of a oevy of hand
some members Of the gentler sex
mounted on nicely decorated plat
form, and, as the equipage moved
along, the young ladies favored the
crowds assembled with we'll chosen
choruses.
! The Salvation Army Relief Corps
had float particularly in keeping
with the day, illustrating the method
by which the Army's relief workers
are winning back bodies as we'll as
souls on the firing line, in Europe ant
elsewhere.
The Red Cross Float.
One Of the very prettiest entries il
Ethet entire parade way, the Red Cros
automobile, which followed immedi
ately after the soldier boys. Nurses
and other members OF the staff of ;
hospital appeared in regulation uni
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06

Missouri Valley Entry First il
aForal Section and nd. John .B 30
tell in Float Division

The Missouri Valley Motor COM
pany won first honors for having the
best decorated automobile in the flor
al section and John Borters graceful
yacht, fashioned from galvanized tin,
lead in the float division. The report
OF the Judging committee made today
follows:
The task Of awarding positions in
the floral and the float divisions Of
the Fourth Of July parade has proven
no light one for the judges. The en-
tries were so many, ana al! We're so
good, that the committee found =
necessary to sleep on the question.
1t believes, however, that in making
the following awards, it IS expressing
the verdict of a majority Of those who
witnessed the big parade: ' $3.50.
; Floral Division-First place, Mis-
souri, Valley Motor company; second,
Hoskins Floral company; third, Mel
sen Millinery. 49,,
l. Float Division-Firs: place, John
Eortel; second, Wachter Transfer
company; third, Modern Brotherhood
of America.
" All Unusually cooG.
The committee found practically
every car and float en'ered entitled
to honorable mention. Tile car which
took first place was decorated with
jWisteria over a solid foundation OF
White; the Hoskins car was beauti,
fully dressed with ferns and cut Sow
,ers, pink and green predominatiag;
the Nielsen Millinery car was covered
with shocking in pink, mauve and
white. The Butler StuGio and the
Lair Motor Sales company 10Th EN-
phasized the Riddles particularly, the
handsomely decorated cars being fill
ed with youngsters, Wav.ng American
flags or pennants. The Dakota Mo-
tor company was represented by a
handsomely dressed Chandler Six;
the Corwin Motor company by taste
fully decorated Mitchell; the Nation
al Highway Motor company by an at
tractive Oldsmobile, and the Bismarck
Motor company by ga:iydeckeC
Studebaker. G. NJ. Dahl and George
Gussner had appropriately decorated
cars, while the Bismarc:, steam laun
dry offered an unusually attractive
car in pink and white, which led thu
auto division. Many of the other en-
tries we're entitled to special attci:
tion, but space does not permit :
mention of ALL
BorteII Entry.
In the float division, John Bortel':
entry easily surpassed all competi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
FIREWORKS WILL Be
. ii: FEATURE OF Big FAIR
VISITORS At FARGO JULY II TO
% WILL BE GIVEN A
TREAT.

The fireworks feature Of the North
Dakota State Fair at Fargo which al
ways attracts enormous and enthu-
siastic crowds will be extended to the
limit on July 1922, inclusive. Early
in the season it was thought that this
attraction must necessarily be dispens-
cd with on account Of the inability to
procure materials from the warning
European nations but after several
weeks Of endeavor the. management is
able to announce that the big night
show will be stronger and better than
at any time heretofore. ~@.-
Each evening before the immense
grandstand will be staged the big
hippodrome program composed Of
seven of the most sensational feature
acts possible to procure and directly
following every light on the grounds
will switched off and the glorious mid
summer night carniyals of fire will
tlnlSn the Gays amuSementS.
The Geo. w. Newton Fireworks Co.,
of Chicago, one Of the worlds greatest
fireworks firms, will furnish the show
in its entirety and will bring to North
Dakota for the first time many new
and novel features Of the pyrotechnic
art. One peculiar feature of the show
will be the entire elimination Of the old
style rocket effects and nothing but
the big bombs, beautiful set pieces
and gigantic Nominations will be used.
On Monday July II which has been
designated as Children's Day, special
display Of daylight fireworks will be
fired in the afternoon. This class of
bombs are imported direct from the
orient by the Newton Company who
have the reputation Of handling the
most pleasing daylight effects in the
country. Gigantic flags, balloons,
parachutes, toys and confetti will
shower down from the heavens for the
entertainment Of the little folks.
Mr.. Newton, himself, is giving his
personal attention to the arrangements
for the show and each evening spe-
cially designed set piece touching on
some point Of local interest to North
Dakota will be shown. C. H. Martin
son will be sent to fire the show and
with his years Of experience and past
record it is "a certainty that fair pa
irons will be treated to the most won
derful exhibition Of pyrotechnical dis
plays ever shown in the Northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
the total more than $4,000 of total
population of 1000.

the total more than $4,000 of total
population. of 1000.
In 1910, the city of Laredo, Tex,
had 1851 citizens of Mexican birth,
and an unknown number of Mexicans
of Mexican parentage, in total pop
.ulation of 1855. San Antonio had
9,9O6 Mexicans of Mexican birth in q
total population of 1854.
In 1910, Yuma-co, Ariz., had 1872
Mexican born citizens in total pop.
ulation of 1888; Santa Cruz-co, in
which the town Of Nogales is situated,
had 2,616 Mexican born residents in
IA total population Of 6,766; Cochise-co,
lin which are located Naco and Doug
las, Ariz, had 5,512 Mexican born res
idents in total population of 34,591.
A large part Of the Mexican popula-
ton of the United States are laborers
on construction work, on railroads
and in mining. Some are engaged in
ranching.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
CALLED EXCELLENT
Federal Reserve Board Reports
Good Crops and Industries
Working at Capacity

Washington, July 5.-General bust
ness conditions continue good and the
outlook for next month is excellent,
according to reports OF. the Federal
Reserve board tonight in the monthly
statement. -. ..,...-
Crops are. reported better than nor
NAL in most sections, industries are
said to be. working to capacity and
further increases are. noted in bank
deposits. .... ...,. =. &c.. IT,. III.
From nearly every reserve district
there is call for more labor, with
wages mounting.
The production of pig iron for May
was 3,37S,000 tons, new high record.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06

III III lBlNiHl9! Nssffi :
form, and many a brave man on th
sidelines resolved that it would not
be half bad to submit to their care,
providing the injury were not alto
gether too serious.
The Bankers" Of course, were in
class by themselves, arc are being
reserved for especial consideration,
not only for the handsome appear
ance which they presented, but for
the reason that they were the only
local organization whose patriotism
Overcame a natural dissemination to
parade under the hot sun-eyen in a
preparedness parade.
: LONGEST PICTURE is SHOWN.
Fred Holmboe has on exhibition in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06

Freight congestion has been some
what relieved. The amount of for
eign trade for the four weeks ending
June q shows large increase in
both imports and exports.
The Ninth district reports all small
grains in excellent condition, though
corn is making slow progress. Trade
conditions are described as active.
Mining has been the most profitable
industry. The production of petrole-
UNI is increasing and commercial con
ditions are better than normal. M.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
STEAL BIG COLLECTION
/ QE RUEEAEQ NLCkElS

Beach, N. D., July 5.-For several
years John Mccarthy has boarded all
buffalo nickels which came into his
possession until he had fine collde-
ton. Today he grieves, for some
sneak thief pried open q window Of
his home and stole the whole herd
of buffalo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
JUNGLE SAM" FOR
PREPAREDNESS

A. w. Lucas big patriotic float,
drawn by four fine black horses, show
ing Uncle Sam as favoring Prepared
ness" was accorded an especial men
ton by the judges. .....,..'.,.
William Wasley, designer, decorat-
ed the Peterson float and the win
ming Chalmers. ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06

his window the longest picture ever
taken in North Dakota. It shows the
entire First regiment sitting by com
panies in front of the, fort building.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-06
MILLS FOR MAJOR GENERAL

MILLS FOR MAJOR GENERAL.
Washington, July, Army promo
tons under the new reorganization
law were submitted to the senate to.
day by President Wilson, headed by
the nomination Of Brigadier General
Albert L. Mills, now CHER OF the min.
tia division, to be major general.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
gabp's 9oxt aeplaot.

Simmer - &autmlsidlige - ee3e'
ma MAIDEN raid ocn aufuciden6cn
uno beilenocn Gigenidoften Der Gr.
&obion's @e3crno Salbe. @lcid,'
piel, TOO fie iid) bcfinben. mie longc
ODER fdlimm lie ongcbouert babcn.
Dr. &obion's Gc5en,n Golbe miro ie.
De Gpllr Der 0ronfbcit pertreiben.
Sic tpiro Die 3aut gu ihrer natiiril.
den @cidbcit uno aeinhcit bcritcl.
len. 2abt G,,er ainb nid,t leiocn -
ici6 ridt oohurd per,uirrt. oab sshr
6os @ciid,t Cures 0inocs unacitoltct
madt nit nle6cn cocr hdblid,cn Nar.
ben. @cbroudrt CT. &obion's Gc,e.
ma Solbe. IS lit aarontiert. 0cinc
&ciIuno. feline 9ablun0. SOC bel
Current apotbcfer. - An3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
16.

@ommer5ienratb @ogenbran6t fano
feine groBen @6mierigfeiten, @aro>
line ieinem en11er Seiratbsplam INIT
Seinrid 8~oltenitern geneigt 5n MO,
d,en. Ser lebtere batte ibr Bel bem
8elude, Sen er mutt ietnen @ertpano=
ten ouf 6em Tetersbofe gemoM, Ell
gentlid piel better gefal1en als &on=
roo @ogenbron6t un6 mor febr tpobl
NIT 6em Soui9e 5ufrie6en, biitete lt6
ober in ibrer binterliltigen @eiie> SEN
&ommer5ienrotb 6opon ettpaS merten
gu loIIen, ion6ern gob ltd BEN Mn=
idein, als tbue iie eS MIR, meil !eS
perltdnoig lei un6 er es ibr ratbe.
Ser &ommer5ienratb por mieoer
gang ent3iidt bon ibr uno iagte: sd
tper6e &eimi9 8olter'tern berfom'
men Ioiien, 6amit Size ii@ naber fen'
men lernen." Sem mi6eriprab ie
ober. n@eiBen Sic Sbren @effen bod
nidt aus feinen @eiddften; er lit in
@reifsrpol6 notbig un6 id babe bie1
iebr bel nit 6em @inbeimien fir ben
@inter gu tbun. @ir fin6 ia feline
4inber un6 offentli6 fann 6ie Sodt
ood erit inn ndfiten Sabre na4 Nb:
Iouf Scr Irouer3eit mer6en." "9a
ran boIten sic alio felt?" v9as muf
i6 iett mebr 6enn je. Ser Ser,
@edtson4palt a1s @reifsmal6 bat mil
90 mos ans 3erg eeflidt, oos mutt
erlt mie6er obgeidittelt ner6en.'
sd bin untroltlid, liebe caroline
Sn mein &ous fommt Der @enid
nift micocr un6 -" ~2aiien Sie's
bod gut iein," unterbrad Tie i'm
obs MIN Scr o6er Elm an6crer mar
,pie {out' cr's %oniteleh, UNI BEN Men'
id)cn bonn Sdnffot los5nbringen
tpcnn nidt auf 6ieic @eiie." Sc ii
ubidcu1id! 0cin @enfd gIntbt ar
feline ltnidnlo!" fagte @ogcnbrano.
%unmntbig; lin friiberen Soften batt'
man i'm 10 longe fiBen laiien, BIZ
er gcitonbcn bdtte. Mbcr oiei'
@dmurgcridtc!" Gr miro iid idor
feIbit Die @rube nod grabm" Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Gerne ieben, ia, tpen1r o1d] rur fliidy

Oellle eDeItr u, Iuell!E uuW NuI ltulD7
tia nn1 Der toblen, ipreden 5u 6Ir=
fem. Sic @ermittlerin 1n6 8ei6iBe=
srin 6ieier gebeimen 3u1ammenfunfte
moor tpie6er11m @briitime Sabn. 2as
oerbe> rieiige Jiidermaoden empfan6
I'M eigenen @er5en 6aS 8eb Der iebn=
liidtigen 2iebe> 6enn @ottIieb Sat-
iens 1ebte tbrem bebarrliden @erben
Sic fiiblite @leidgiiltigfeit entgegem;
1ie lieB ftd in6es tpe6er berbittern
no6 entmutbigen, fonoern bebief If
re beitere 8uperiidt uno ipra@ Ger
t%pet1ren1en M1arie unabdnoerli6 Sroit
51 nit 6en @orten: u5ei nur ittQ,
ormes &in6, tpir befommer ia 6o9
5ulebt bei6e, tpas mir baben moQen.
Gein 8rn6er @ottlieb miro mein
@ann, mag er ii6 au@ iebt no@ Elm
bisden iperren. gu un6 @er6, ibr
tperbet Elm Soar. Sem &ater muB
ia eroli6 einieben 6aB Ser &omo6ien=
fii6er fem @btpiegerIobn fir i'm
it," l1n6 iie abmte in 10 6raitiider
@eiie @onra6S. nngeididte 8epegun=
gen beim &u6ern, Steuer1r un6 NeB-
m1stperfen ,podl beidrieb 10 6rouig,
tmie er bol6 in @efabr .idtpebe, ins
@aiier gu fauem bol6 ii@ in Den
Sa11en a%uf5ubangen, ooB iie tpenig=
items fir fur3e 8eit @ariens Crib
finn beride11dbe, Sen ielbft sic fur5en,
geltobIenen Mi1u1ten 6es 8ufammen-
feins nit @er6 nidt gu bonnen per<
modten, 6enm fie iaben feline Soft
m1ng, ii6 einom6er lie an5ugeboren
un6 imaner 1ringen6er mur6en @on+
roo @ogenbranots @erbungen, int
mer itarfer sic unteritiibung, tpelde
er beim @ater fano, alS er Dem Ml<
ten elm 6ieiem idier unermebli@ 6un<
fe1toes @ermogen tn groben @deinen
un6 blinfe1r6en @olbitiiden arf Ben
Slid geIegt bate
@onro6s @rideirren in Ser Slider
tradt beim @6purgeri@t in Bergen
boHe 5tpiiden linn un6 feinem @oter
6as Gif6tu@ bo1en6s 'ent5tpei ge-
fdnitten. Ser @ommer5ienrotb er-
flGrte, bob feline 2angmutb gu @n6e
iei. &onra6 moge ouf @on@gut
bfeibem, Siide fangen, muii5ieren,
molen un6 6i6ten un6 treiben, mas
er ionit no@ noble, IN ieinem So11ie
iei fein @aum mebr fir ibn, feline
@intpiutgung 5u Ser &eiratb nit Der
Sii9erbirne betomme er ober mint
mermebr. Tim iid nit leinem @obn
a116 finon5ien iofort a1seinan6er gu
ieben, beauftragte er ieimen &edts<
antpalt in @reifspol6, &onra6 auf-
5ufor6ern, 6ortbin gu fommen, ibm
olsbam fem miitterlid)es @rbtbeil,
6os En- fir i'm antpies, o11s5u3abIen
un6 ii6 6oriber &uithung geben gu
laiien. &onra6 IteB iid 6ieie @uf'
%for6erung ni@t 3tpeimol fogen, er
fubr nod @%reifspol6, IieB fid Die Sc
legenbeit nidt entgeber1, iid aud in
Ser goterito6t Der M6ndguter ST,
fdertrodt gu 3eigen un6 erfhien gum
gntieten &einri9 8oltcniterns, tpie
gum @rgoben Ser iungeren @ommis'
barin fogar auf Dem &omtoir. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
(6ortlekunQ.)

,@as tpar oas?" fliilterte Wtarga-
rete @%pgenbranot oem &edtsantpalt
0ungcrn 5l1, ser ibr Sen Mrm gereldt
botte, Inn lie mts A0em Saale gu ge-
Ieiten, mdbreno @er0 bon &amera=
Sen ur1ringt uno binausgefiibrt >poro.
r@as batte Ser alte Sanien?" Ser
Red)tsolnpaIt 5udte Sic Mdieln. SD
fiirdte, 8erb miro einen 1dtperen
Stano befommen; ser Site glaubt Of
fel1bor 1ridt on leine llnidu1lo nno
mag oanrit nidt allein lteben. Silt es
BOD, BET pielen einfuden 2erten fir
einen Mafel, eiun1al g%eielien 51 ba=
ben, belt feline Sreiipredrng ob1pa=
id)er fam. l1no NUN gar bieie 5rei=
ipredr1ng. Sd babe feinen einflnB
al1f Sic 6rageltellung uno Ser Sc
ridytsbof bat lih oaourd) Sen &iifen
aeoedt. gs lit nidt piel better, als lei
ser Mneeflagte tpegen mangelnoer
eetpeiie norl0ufig freigeiprp6en."
,llnmoglih!" rief Margarete er=
itrode1. Sic lueroen ieben," ertpt-
oerte Iungern lt1po Sic naditen @ei>
n1tten er1pieien id)on Sic &idtigfelt
ieiner 9etul1pt11ng. oils tie ol1f Den
Morftplos binal,straten, batten it6
iiberoll @ruppen gebiloet, Sic lebbaft
itritten, iiberal nernabm mani ben
Notren Gero &u1rge uno mebrmalS
puroc Sic 9eba1ptl,ng la11t: ~Sret
geiprodyen lit CT ia mobl, aber arf ibrn
iiten bIeiben tba1t 6od et1pas." War=
gorete iab iid nod ibrem Softer I'M
uno erblidte bieien neben &aroline
Teters unmeit oes &atbsfellers iteben,
Dor lpeldem ibr @agen bereits bielt;
er tpor inn @eridtsiaal 81 ibr geeit
uno batte lie bi11ausgefubrt. 8ab=
reno er ibr beim @initeigen bebilfli9
NOR, fliiiterte er ibr gu: ~SSn oen nod
item Sagen fomme i6 5u SeSbnen, liebe
aaroline, 11no tperbe mir erlauben,
Sb1ren ei11en mn6ern Mor1blag 511
madpe1t. Mit meinem Sobne babe i6
gan5Iid gebroden, nod ieinem ben=
tigen Muftreten fonn id feline Sc
meinidoft nit ibm baben." &aro=
line 6riidte ibm sic San6 uno itteg
idneu Elm, oem Ser auf ben Bod
Iitenoe Siirgen fnalte i6on rngeo11l=
Sig NIT Ser Neitlde. Ser &ommer=
5ienrotb ertpi6erte Sen @ruB oes
Redtsompalts gefliiientli6 iteif nno
unfreunoli6 un6 REF ieiner Sodter
gu: nsdneu, Margorete, es lit oie
bof1te 3eit, 6oB mir nod @aBnit 5u'
r%iidfebren Sic &oiie bat lange genatg
ge6ouert." CT nobm lie am Mrm 11o
cling NIT ibr nod 6em Sotel, IN Dem
iie obgeitiegen tporen unb no fi@ aud
@iIbelmne gu ibnen fon6. 8agen
a1f @ogen ro1te Sic beri6ieoene1
6obritroBen entlang, itin mor6 es In
ser beute 10 beIebten Sta6t, uber mel,
DIE lid idtpar5=blmu Der iternbeiate
Simmel ser Muguitnodt ausbreitete.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Sitkea benkinen $uotiia.
Iainett $otiIaS

Seliinfi, elof. Ia p. = Eari pGi'
pdd iitten iaaplii Seliinfiin faupiin-
gin ent. poliiiitonltaapeli Weatti
Senbnnen, fotoiiin &iuriipebeltG
baamoitettltneena 'fotatantereella il
neliGnnen ferran. @nii ferran baa'
ipoittui ban fobta iooan alusia, ionne
tGdltG mapaaebtoiiena matfusti ipf-
ipllG 10. 1914. Silloin IGipisti mi.
bolliien Iuoti bGnen oifean reiteniG
pafuiummalta fob6alta repintatto
booipaa mallan paboin. Halattuaan
rirtamaan baaipoittti &. toiien fer.
ran ianloin i16reen. &olmannen fer
ran jGi ban >iortlapan iuofllbouban
maafuoppaan iosia iai monenlaiiio
pammoia. gseliGnnen ferran baa.
poittui b6n @alitaiasla mime iuban-
nusaattona, iolloin nibolliien luoti
lGpisti fGoen ia 10 ieuraamatia pai-
pGnd pistintaistelusia pistettiin bdn-
tG pistimelIG iamaan fifteen. On ntie-
bella iiis arpia, rtutta onpa funnia-
merffeidfin: taft / Orionristid ia
folmas frulitii oleipan tiIosia. Sept
on TenbuieIIa aifontns pd6stG ioti-
Iasfoulirin, fitnban piimefii faa-
mania booipat paranetpat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07

ieen maGrdttp, toripaamaan niit6
DGlttdm6ttomiG ia oiteuoenmufaiiia
fuluia, mitd ipntpp fomisiioonin toi.
minnasta palffioitten, p6ilpGpalffo-
ien, idienten ia palpelustitnnan mat.
tafnlnien ipuofran, buonefalliien,
fonttooritarpeitten, firiojen, palffi.
ottaen ia muitten ipGlttGmGttomien
fitluien peittdmiiefii ia tulee iano-
tun fonlisiioonin pubeenjobtaian bp-
wafipa ia aiianomaisten maltiora-
baston tilintarfastaiien tarfastaa
faiffi tGten ipntpneet lastrt.
Spf. 3. &unnes fomisliooni on
antanut tGsid iGGoetpn raportin, ia
tolmenfpmmenen piimGn aifana fen
iGlfeen iofaiien tGnlGn lain olailefIi
tulelpan tpolaiien paltfaa taboefian-
tnntiiesta normaalipGimdstd eli iaa
alentaa npfpGGn poimsia olepan pGi.
wapalfan nlGGrGn alle ia faifesta
tarpeelliiesta tpoaiasta pli faboefian
tunnin tallaiiille tpoIGiiille on mat.
iettatpa palffatafian mufaan, iota eli
laa ola pienempi fliin iibteellinen
oiapalffa faboefiantuntiiesta nor.
n1aalipaimGstG.
Hpf. a. Senfilo, iofa loiffaa to-
nldn lain ioitafin ntaGrdpfii1, on ipp.
pdd rifofieen ia ippIliiefii tooistetufii
tultuaan rangaistafoon ei b1bentmGl-
Id fuin ia6an eifG enemmGIlG fuin
1000 bollarin iafolla tabi forfein.
taan nuoben ipanfenbella tabi mo.
lenlilla." 49,
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Srameiseo Maberp fitpIlnt gieiu
Yorfisia.

SEEM 0orf, ippsf. g @nti len
@ericon preiioentin @aoeron iiG
Srancisca Wfaoero, jofa on pfii
Wericon iillrimmista maanomista-
iista I0poettiin ilinnintaina fitollee.
no fotoaan. SGn oil iaanlit ipoGn-
bdlmalifien. SGltGGn oil bdn 81.
ipuotias.
Mooero potent Seem yorfiin fen
iGlfeen finn bGnen fafii poifaania of.
mot teloitetut. Brelioentti Wa6ero
lurmattiin belmifuun 81 pGitpGnd
puonna 1913 ia bGnen ipelieniG
@ustatpo fafii p6iipGG ennen.
Berbeen omaiiuitoen aripo oil
$6,000,000, iiiben lasfettltna iuuret
alat maata Bobiois.Meric iotfa
Suertan ballit1s tafaiparifoi. &olme
ipiitfoa iitten ilmotettiin Garran5an
Gallitufien tabolta, ettG bGnen omai.
IititteitIa palautetaan bGnelle. SGnen
folmas poifania idriestGd parbail-
laan on1aiiultoen baltrunia ottamis-
to. IL fl@tsi% -
Wo6eron pstGipGt ianopat, etta
inenstcttpGGn fafii poifaania Ell Wta-
oero fertaafaan ottaniit fesfitstel-
lafieen Mericon aiioista beio6n tai
perbeenid iGierten fansia.
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/ ia Obopsmaltain iostafin maltiosto
tabi territoriosta tabi District Of
Golltmbiasta iobontin toileen yb-
opsmaltain maltioon tabi territorioon
tabi District Of Columbian, tabi
iostafin territorion patfasta Iamon
territorion iobonfin toiieen paiffaan,
tabi iostafin Db6psmaltain paifasta
pieresid olepann ulfomaaualtioon
tabi iosthfin ybopsmuItoien maltios-
ia mieresid oleipan ipieraan paItion
ldpi iobonftn toiieen paiffaan gbops.
malloisia.
Ipf. 2. Trelioentin tiilee nimittdG
folmibenfinen foniisiiooni jonfa tlt-
lee tarfata eoeIIGmGGritellpn fabbef-
iantuntiien rormaalipGipGn Iopeltrl-
mista fdptGntoon ia ien poimaan
oiettamiien maifutlifiia ia millG to-
walla ie ipaifuttao pleisten liifenne.
laitosten ia niioen tpoldisten maliiiin
fabteiiiin. Sdnidit tnrffaaamiien tl,-
lee iatfua tonisiioonin barfinnan
mltfuan ei mdbenriGn fuin fituii eifG
enemndn fitin pboefiGn fuufautta ia
folmentpmmenen pdiipGn fuluesia
len iGlfeen tulee fonnislioonin ilmot-
taa tuttimlifienia tiIofiista preiioen-
title ia fongresiilIe. Sofainen tGmGn
lain iddoofiien ntufaan aietettu TO-
misiioonin idien iaafoon Min palion
forpausta fiin preii6entti mdGrGG.
SGten mG6rdtddn, ettG $4,000 bolla-
ria, tabi Min iiiuri oia tdstG iummas-
ia fltin fGp tarpelliiefii, mponnettG-
foon maltiorabnstosia oleiuista iua-
roista, ioita'ei ole psnubun tarfotnfs