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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
he is GENERAL NEWTON

Fewer cases of insanity are be-
ing received in the asylums and hos
pitfalls of Russia today than before the
war, Notwithstanding the brain-rack-
ing experiences which hundreds OF
thousands of people Of that country
have gone through during the past
year. This indicates to my mind that
prohibition has been a great thing
for Russia"
This statement was made by DIR.
Philip Newton, formerly hospital
physician of Washington. now briga-
der general in the medical branch OF
the Russian army, when on a recent
visit to his home.
Doctor Newton went to Russia
in September, 1914, as Red Cross
surgeon. When the Red Cross with
drew its surgeons from the country
he offered his services to the Rus
sian government. In addition to be-
ing commissioned with rank equiv
alent to a brigadier generalship in
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
Suffered 2Venty.0ne Years..
Finally Found Relief

Having suffered for twentv.one v..r
with pain in my side, I finally nav.
found relief in DR.. Kilmers Swamn.Root
Injections of morphine were NV oniv re.
lief for short periods of time. becam.
70 sick that ! had to undergo surgical
operation in New Orleans, which beneStsd
me for two years. When the same main
came back one day was so sick that r
gave up hopes of living. A friend advised
me to try your Swamp Root and 7 AZ
once commenced using it. The first bottl.
did me SO much good that purchased two
more bottles. / am now on NV second
bottle and am feeling like a new woman
I passed a gravel stone as large as a bio
red bean and several small ones. I have
not had the least feeling of pain since
taking your Swamp-Root and feel it nv
duty to recommend this great medicine
to all suffering humanity.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE.
Rapides, Par. Echo, La.
Personally appeared before me, this 18th
day of July, 1911, Mrs. Joseph Constance.
who subscribed the above statement and
made oath that the same il true in sub.
stance and in fact.
VIM. MORROW, Notary Public.
Prove What Swamp-Root Win Do For You
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, n. Y, for a sample size bot.
tie. It will convince anyone. You will
also receive booklet Of valuable jnfor-
nation, telling about the kidneys and blad.
der. When writing, be sure and mention
this paper. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size. bottles for sale at all drug
stores,-Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
CHAPTER VIi-Continued.

In the end. with loud protestations
that he could lose like a gentleman.
the cooks last money was staked on
the game and lest. Whereupon he
leaned his head on his hands and
wept. Wolf Larsen looked curiously
at him, as though about to probe and
vivisect him. hen changed his mind.
as from the foregone conclusion that
there was nothing there to probe.
Hump" he said to me, deliberately
polite, kindly take Mr.. Mugridge's
arm and help him up on deck. He is
not feeling very WELL"
And tell Johnson to douse him with
q few buckets of salt water" he add
ed, in a lower tone for my ear alone
left Mr. Mugridge on deck. in
the hands of a couple of grinning sail
ors who had been told of for the pur-
pose. Mr.. Mugridge was sleepily splut-
tering that he was gentleman's son.
But as l descended the companion
stairs to clear the table heard him
shrek as the first bucket of water
struck him.
Wolf Larsen was counting his win
nings.
"One hundred and eighty-five dollars
even" he said aloud. Just as
thought. The beggar came aboard
without a cent"
And what you have won is mine,
SIR" l said boldly.
In 70
smile. Hump, l have studied some
grammar in my time, and think your
lenses are tangled. Was mine you
should have said, not is mine.'"
1T is question not of grammar but
Of ethics" answered.
It was possibly minute before he
spoke.
Dye know, Hump" he said. with a
slow seriousness which had in 1t an
indefinable strain of sadness, that
this is the first time have heard the
word ethics in the mouth Of a man.
You and l are the only men on this
ship who know its meaning"
AT one time in my life." he con-
tinued, after another pause, 81
dreamed that / might some day talk
with men who used such language.
that I might lift myself out of the
place in life in which had been born,
and hold conversation and mingle
with men who talked about just such
things as ethics. And this is the first
time have ever heard the word pro-
nounced. Which is all by the way
for you are wrong. It is a question
neither of grammar nor ethics, but OF
fact"
Il understand" said. "The fact is
that you have the money"
His face frightened. He seemed
pleased at my perspicacity.
But you wrong me by Withholding
It," l objected.
mot at all. One man cannot wrong
another man. He can only wrong him
self. AS | see it, do wrong always
when / consider the interests of 9th
ers. Don't you see?' How can two
particles Of the yeast wrong each
other by striving to devour each
other? II is their Unborn heritage tc
strive to devour. and to strive not tc
be devoured. When they depart from
this they sim"
Then you don't believe in altru
ism?" asked.
He received the word as IL 1t had
q familiar ring, though he pondered
1t thoughtfully. Let me see, it means
something about cooperation, doesn't
it.. "Oh. yes, remember it now.
ran across 1t in Spencer"
Spencer" cried. Have you read
him."
mot very much" was his confes
sion. His Psychology left me buttine
around In the doldrums for many 9
day. But | did get something out Of
his Data Of Ethics There's where
ran across 'aitruism.' and remember
now how 1t was used"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
Home Medicine Chest.

Keep your medicines in one place.
out of reach Of children. Be sure to
have Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh on
hand for emergency use. 1t should
take the fire out of burns, heal cuts.
remove soreness and be worth many
times over its cost. Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
Never Tasted Any.

Officer-I want a man to go around
and buy some good horses, sergeant
Are you-er-anything of Judge OF
horse flesh?
Sergeant-I dunno, sir. I've never
tasted any.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25

had first been handed IN to
andee arrived at the
He looked bit puzzled but he
automobile engine cough
forehead gathered speed
placed the the table and
began % something in rapidfre Spanish
directing Bxb who made motions
Brazilian talked
smiled everything all right
did do for the Brizian
with loud voice. who spke
q follows:
The general and
he list trying to you
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
PREPAREDNESS
o Fortifv The system Against Grip

when Grip is prevalent LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE should be TAKEN IS this combination
Of Quinine with other ingredients. destroys
germs acts as a Tonic and Laxative and thus
keeps the system in condition to Withstand
Colds, Grip and Influenza. There Is only enc
"BROMO QUININE" z. w. GROVES sig
nature ON boz. asc.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25


Red Cross hospital in Ke Doctor Newton fell
in
married January 1915 but the nobewoman
died threem
charge Of
division Sixth
with fill its depleted ranks.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
His Consistencv.

There is a peculiar appropriate
ness in Jacks prosecuting his studies. "
What are they in?"
Criminal law"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
TIM 1r[IlE lLl]MUrZLl(6lfl1T'
BIxBY ONLY SMILED

During the opening week Of the
Pan-American Scientific congress, just
at the time when the delegates seemed
to be endeavoring to impress one an
other with the fact that they wore
European-built clothes, Brazilian en-
gineer mounted the platform at one OF
the meetings, He was a fine-looking
man, with trousers that cut the air
like the PROV of million-dollar yacht,
a fine "wesscut" and an air of gran
deur. Furthermore, he had the man
ners of Persian prince, and bowed
to General Bixby, who was chairman,
as il it were coronation instead OF
a gathering to hear discourse on tho
amount of mud that will collect in q
rainy season on the upper Nimpopo
or some other South American stream.
The splendidly tailored one uttered
a few soft Spanish phrases to General
Bixby, who bowed in return and ut
tered nothing. Then the general hand
ed the Brazilian a paper. It should
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25

II is better to hit the bulfs-eye In
a short sermon than tire the sim
ner into repentance with long one.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
VIM. MORROW, Notary Public.
Prove What Swamp-Root win Do For You

That New Hat.
Mamie-How do you like my new
hat, Susie?
Susie-Lovely, Mamie; had one
Just like 1t last year.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
Safety First.

Knicker-What is the best thing to
do in dealing with the submarine ques-
ton?
Bocker-Well, we might dry up.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25

talked and talked, much to the dis
gust of the hunters, who could not
understand q word.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
Her Way.

her way.
Can your wife keep secrets"
Sure, she can keep a secret
in circulation"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25

All the good novelists are rich-h
Imagination.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
Most Precioua Gems

WoSt FTeCIou9 gems.
Emeralds are worth more q carat
than any other precious gems.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25

charge he his denied
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
Only Seven
Drop Out

Aiinn; Mar THE fiiigS OF For
3{2Ss-thhla lalrGS are gong forward With
4 swing AND Sslsn s.aaai Is glla;s4ctiris
tic OF all t3s lslla 1pailira-cS which are
candNStal ny Ellis3af Iailn laicnfian
vino Is n charge ri tl,s wnTk here
Mos a. those WIN have haid numbers
have hssT9stnfnrs had Their sfaIactinI,S
nlaIir ant WE'RE ready rn announce
them wirE17 calteG Sumo al 1lls high
= number hnfIszTs ;lTe ON On tbs
reservation nov lacking over -iasta ianl
and selecting tiar~ quarters.
Yesterday SIH number holders faii
7ed II cenanlats t31eI~ filings. N t.lI
frs farrF--wU names called n21lv nlrZ
talfeG II n7aszs 1lts fling Nj 70 's1ss>
iiistll2lIire5 41y having IEsaE ms ilnIlfs-
st.aal -letu "a another Illar-a t,afnrF,
hrs registration Of -tlfe 8s$SI 4AiglIl
names i.a5eaE OIL 1lte i&St nj --3ic- We
tssraa5 i've nt Then, faiaal 10 1qasnasaL
This makes q rctal nj SIx -Yunlasa-'
holders N11O fsaiisT To s~nran4sst4a tifssl-'
1iE-TaS .gTG with t1f- rIlsza rs4lp faitaS III
aav 1gp II m alaC, rg1s-- T-7l4s,. I ge4asftr
ST q. Ilra lily names to a-a EaifAI
today t2zL haaI .a-.uazI1itsf. There x a
T5ta ~ 81 rzr -lIT1. 5.s=-S sEtrng1l4aL Efrf.-
hundred 1sa-f=S VII mr. ,c.zifaeil UGnlnT,
TOW zlzL a2c.r ilaE -4Esz1.a..ffsz- g-1.Iil the
is. = fyrfe-zsfeL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
FARGO Is CONFRONTED
BY SERIOUS CONDITION

Fargo, y n, May s4~-Thar Fargo
ansy moi in the future. repeat The mis-
takes et The PAS, and tfar The city
may haVH . comprehensive "plaH,
are objects llacE 81 .tllc creation az tl1c
CITY pian commission llndpr raUthnH.
.ity Of the 2sity commission. and which
was announced yesterday by Pres
dgnt sGnferN.
&Cnntrnntaa Today III serious cnn3.-
lions with respect to ~ sewage sy,s-
ten, conditions 50 =>nriON> tGat Inc.
city may tr1 compelled, % spend vast
SIMS for lhr replacing and fGll;lrs.
ing NJ TRUNK SEWERS citizens arc
anxious 10 avoid a rsnatlt30r ns such
Ssr,ro-zS--;INo that Is Ile motive tllat
prompted the creation, d the CON-
mission
TNhe comm SSSian viii confer with
The city c+t1Siafs in any movements
tllaz ma Ne MANNED from time to
tinrn Thoy VIII ac1 II = nrrely al
a.5Snry ana Educational capacity
il = lislcty hat The commission will
asst Tor t41e 1suliloyafsgn q. u city plan
g,I1as-s, whose survey and rerort win
VIII govern 70 a iacss extent the M
lure development of flfe CITY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
LET CONTRACT FOR
MASaNT. TENFI

jamestown. X. n, MAJ There
was much interest AIMING local ma
sons and contractors frun various
narts or the northwest has
ltGl1r Oh the occasion ot ms opening
Of The bids Tor t!le construction nT Iile
new AaSnIc Temple, TwelNe hids were
received -tnr ms general contract
fran bidders AT jamestown, Fargo.
VALLEY Ciry. MINNEAPOLIS I.lleca ann
Devils l4aile. gT'ife iitsS ranged from
SOS 300 TO S5-1r9t9 Ior The tuiIline eS-
ctlssivc OF heating, plumbing and wiz
ing Mes q. tife biTs WE'RE n Lhe
lite3siihnrhnnf al SsS sen The lowest
HID vas mar a f. T. AiaEwall &
Son a Jamestown, whose hiG WIS
ss.S 2ia0 ann abnu Sl.Ta8 lDwa- -tllan
-Iilt fa3sI lowest hiG Thar o. The JniII.-
SGn Scu,1st7uccinn company nj ATtnne-
3llGniSs, whose Ind was sSSt G&-. aGDr-
tractor 5E,IuTar G1 Valley City mo
So So J 55-:;A T'ife hit ,at 41eslanI R-nS,.
Was 81 qG:s1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
NEW INDIAN
HOSPITAL OPENED

Fhrl Natr> MAY S,~s>lrp NOV
STANDING RnJsk hn>pitaI was 0nnner
MAY y All the furniture ana 7apui]'-
nesnt has arrived AND l,rer Installed
1rht> Il onr a. IN, hes PunIDlset hos,
nitaF> IN 'tlrp Indian service anG vii.
compare ftVNrah,< Nrith Inv hes hes
pIl4IS n oar l#ryrr t0Nm> ana 2t1fs>,
n Is lNcatst an mr. q. tlrC mes )rran,
Sifal Snnt> on -tllr -NsnnI. overlooking
the SNeal Missouri, 9'fHe0 az tn as'~.
ana 1maUsin fa ~ Ilro N4eS,
nn ghp nnrgr arr thr Ola stSnnC>
huNdipc> ana hn I'M SSoith t''g nov
t6Nar$ftr
'r1rp grounds 3frNma TN building
arT l,nius pltaarpn at al tlrp remains
n fr4 niE buildings ina Stnnu tirer5
whtn fHnrg Mates was = military sgNcS;,
art sll5 ground viii l1r Sssogfea 10 1sists
sTtt>>S Hnd alfalfa. TIM hnSnisa
fawH VIII III saarE<S,p with = igva7
fSngr II which itrs9srs ANA nta1-
h2rgjie5nia. N7eratati1r Wit .1sr 5ni3tl't1as.
,ilRs$t IMPROVEMENTS ree4Stlrssv win
a'r3 s~bnrnvgl n gt2p nd buildings graz
neS etlre SgpsatS. .na rr5HsantfI}G .t1ry
buildings will gfrp For 2'ae~ r 7a3ecy
$ErlifIz Gil1tfaa TSi1,Na.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
S,JNSSS. FOE ME-, ~SSNcss,5

Funeral services Tor Z. c. French
who died in the 58SSmarcN hospital,
will be conducted Saturday afternoon,
in the Wphh Brothers Funeral par
Tors a. . b,glncst, and viii he in charge
Of Rpy + f. Alyn-S. A-. French was
sona q. the nlrtsSl settlers in the ia
Hatsh aSsrric; fIc wax As years nla,
Over ten wears ago ne lDcatad on 2
farm in tlfe Rafetrh ilisst-icl- coming
TO Morton county from RrnnhingS, :.
n breath WIS dur 10 hear failure
Since sl8St -fa1 ne had rfsifien IN the
capita CITY T.11 widow anu twp
daughters. Talth and Raleigh. survive
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
GERMAN REPLY TO
NOTE IS HANDED
US, AMBASSADOR
CONTINUED from PAGE One,

adoIio, was SunS in Fhe AtlanIic ~ an
enemy submarine MaN 4, when gi1f
miles rom She naag'eSt land The crew
al 81 escaped in boats. :Sisla1 ag shs
crew were picked alp, g'hiTS~SiN are
sin aal,ift -
The sauI,sa had 3 fresh access o1
OPTIMISM Ilpon Tire conclusion al The
prsiaa ny waiting for Germapy3s an.
>wnr 10 she American nota. which, II
WIS learned, would he handed 10 Am
haSSaaoy Gerard today,
French Sornaaransns
The his guns al yhr French have
no. ceased thpiv aca itieS an ~al,inIfS
sections. A VfTy violent hnmharG.
mon Is reported in 2the region nf s4fl3
No, SG4 northwest Of Ta~dua.
The Germans still are throwing
shells in grrat numbers against ISSEul
,sTiaSeleaa ni the Russians on the
eastern FROM. There also has lheen q
t,n#vs aTgillpTy duel ,>ntwern the Ger
mans and Russians in the ~nSinn
south a. .hrpro
1'llp lrSual hnmharapput> and SO
latn6 Infantry attacks are III progress
on tlrp AuStrn1ialian Fronts.
Thu Turks started TWO Offensive
movements 3tgaipSg the Russians, one
in The rSaSinn ri Raihur& and 4he Other
near E,T.ziusan Enth wsare rnpnlSet.
according 10 pa3rngrssG T>,np German
general. 1.inan Won Sanders. IS =SIllrse--
intNndnls thf concentration al Tursl-
ISL ErnonS in North SMYRNA ana Dr.
fEnSfvc measures fnr Turkey ASlatic
.Nr.S>a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
DOCTORS fail To AGREE
ON TRIBUNE ROAST
fc.nnsinaaa from easc Ilns1

ts:nn.intaa from 3asc lns1
Winston. examined Il, giving Il 2 very
luw rating and ia1cluaSa MS findings
npiFS SUNNY ~ par 81 the repn~J m
ta1 iai-wp7ap r WAS NrapnSea To
NGhlf<h .thf< -~ann~i. 14N me cnmmis-
sI0n5~> Ssr That 1!1r only intcntinn
was 70 ~gsf1act slnnn Inc hntn' They
HAD t,lal norti0g a. tlfC rssnn~; ~oiat-
lts Il 1hr hnrnl STRICKEN IRON -tfrc
Wi1<loW -rrNnr; Whit making tllSS
'~ornr; ,>1 resided a = ,TiS5a 31ota. We
don Sssy tHeTc WAS an. connection
b. ms lNr II Is VERY pltaar thar q
man daaifa6 70 prot9ecl thp -nii6 SIp--
mr. v,nnll slsSeil 10 givt q Local hotel
1; hla5sf s7zpp. Thu nno a,r ShnuiG ila@t
2nnp afto,, WAS .tlre Raicgp1an selling
tho milk, MOI tlfe innocent purchaser
Jus; : SSsynosy
This Is ans .arp Instance a. HIS will
jTI-neSS 10 90 outside n ms sphere
~ mix, Inspector
Is The city erttnlS S+5D value 2
vss;sr ntp a. his man : SsaTciI.S
Alf><l 1srpnhab tsslly. nc,
81 t1ro resolutions qaaSSeG ~ tbs
prsliicsl man wnr'g purity Bismarck :
mills. ireith5~ will I'M present inSnec,
tinr Sgfagll3iTG Il;
This : 81 matter t3ac city commas,
sion %ShnulN aGfRS.
IT StraN$S, cir. 4raatI49 cnalnaSs
SinnaI t;s~ -nla41s AT Favaabfe record
it niiiesa If, refuses To IN aaG SsSigfc
hy interested }a..rtfs.S ana Is an1TGS
mnro taaar ary city 11aalth offara- Rs
nas~csil ll;sS ilaI Ia make ms cir .4fe
it,2altl>FS- 81 t1HS Stats.
III Str=gsSs = nor responsible far
TN -mih iI>SYhectlnn. -2sp University
anc taf1 Gits 4.1vr given h3r, Nj WIN.
SLOW Ialli III eatS 7satvssr ABSTINENCE
M ran dC nr laiEaT-e Than m, = dn-zs~
I. /; were 10. fC~ Ms sEEtIg7a admins
t1satian q itfs mfrs. conditions woulI
g7rnlGahlg In nal25 rcGrse q = glze
2li03f= ri dr2rUrS psllc :S@s9u litatsrr2l-1a
80 II rssan, any 4llhlleiCy OF sraa1tl,
matters IN 8sS.llgrc1 t1.ga7 = Tst.ZTillZgg--
y t,attsrll,7s.l- II Egasfdiiitl2.
r->lrs Tribune issszses Ilesai- '-l'f.s,t9l4l,
iIaS win : grain q sal ann Fee 1nr-
lleas9 OFT -re8nsaTs viii DC i24e SAM.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
DRIVES TWO MILES On
LON GEAR IN SIl4E BAKER.
RADIATOR KEEPS COOL

The aEN when an automobile hN1rrH
cotsta be awea la 8tsla> at remarkable
performance seems 10 haN'e l,@&spG
InSsea6 III SAVING 'wanaelg'ui mar
S9nlSitS ar some atlfrg equally SlIr,
pg'iSea word me average mHtarist
4a#slifgy q, 4 gol'etie faag II MARI like.
n 70 write IN ~ tlpe Factor, ann CON,
man3 3hsl such and such s perform.
an,e was fint, htg Won ntIghi 10 sPe
whas 4 taiA in HIS yH'g'
The saIloN Who ttpS6J'jhge> Eht lpr.
Eens HSh lla cats.h2 or his iHraSJ an
hs,S nbtltifsS 8al enthusiasm On ahe aut
a4ifhhila 4YwagE. ~ ChitE aifFn>arca 1r.
Siffg sha9 Fhe evidence n t,hc arRnmr
hifRa Is more Ekhly 70 vt TakTr II It's
Iact Saljla,
When %R ThH;tFt. \. Y. owner al s
Strfe2skef car observed some rhhtn
SI%nh> ii sah3h1r SjudahStca whi9h
competed on shf 9">A NtjN'oRn hay
4ana aafA ~ tttsrr$f5po Fia.. N clrt -
s.Rfi3 70A,Nh0 mite rtNah5Gily runs al
6vnr tlre country, t.hr 6wnor in qnoS
sihn i6mrdtsfely NrhgF III u Fha &aE
S0ty, +a1rins al ahHrR lti> otlE and Nha
III DID 4fraeT Far worse conditions ana
lreSA N nSl@ + NshH9 ffa wg'Ntfc
~s'rhR TnRa i},aj#ren ARytHns ana
*, kigitS tfist0 NlisS i speedway ,EyaHt
compared Nsith Shme AZ AR >#rrtalrts>
4a,A, I ta,sntipta6 Z ysw days tlsth &nGt>
n &ts.Ithna IN she NiGnIiul n 'rifiiS
villa. er',erse &ettinnS Tpttfg>he ~ wfc8
a9ni1nn1N3G s9,afF> through Elrt ><#nR
On sscoHra a. .glte lnNiatht tlfo San6
asas ilf,iaa nul 70 . S.lses3 tthnth ana i.
Was sl asa ,hult az 70 fhR through
Or afS~
+ssffey shan 3 3swoniiR ptIi on Fbv
~ hearty Fur +hno1R> via q t'lRTidt
SIN fseat'fn,> A6Nsn I >ehbnat' .nr 3 firm
3F,ce siF ground 80 pilhw my mNghs u
cnnl, Was Ss1fliHFSta m llnn thU q
s>ns,ts Hly ny ltsi,a or 5le E4,dmtn,
without discomfort
ssnreNt al winter AhnuJ EIosiHs, In
clnains che Jsip feam >aeriSsnrn3lfe u
Miami arE aaaf,n fnsisifts sal,nnH d Nnt
niiess Sir all, and HAVE ntr 1f{ptte .an at
S,ssthaan; or removed I. sslsslss nltS
asG hsve le,at f-5,e from ,ti>t .trhulits
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
p-RS BRED STaIITGNS
9DyEgT TOR INDIANS

Eu-; Yates. N n, Alag S,Ilra~in.
FeanIfeallr al.UvaT returned >SIInItaE from
= -rTip he l,lane -ru purchase pu1e hrtal
II2ssTchann .Slaliluns ann nlaT8as.
a nIInllsa- N plaTeeS IN Iowa and
Illinnls RszTe visited and IN r1.celta1n
3II1lcf, u iln1sas purchased Thirteen
SlalliulHS gaslI si2 mares were hnlfgllt,
These .91E AL three am zfnlIT wears
Dll ann aTe 1lse 3s+>Sg horses ever
GTol2cil1 onto illS observation anu they
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05

North Inuiota and settled on .. home
stead psa, Turtle .,stiSp. On account
ii -aTrs> lands Ill health thc family
mnvaD u EH<marck whore thCN haHo
lived tlrg lsS. NaaG
Ms Portland = survived ny mar
husband ana pglp children, ONT child
having rt4s,narR,f lafn~7 hpfs Two
SnrS reside in R5Smarci,. Rnc da1ahte2'
in Omaha. N1,hrsssila. INT daughters
tive in North -A4Ent", ana three
tlalphta~> l7Vp IL Canada
Nyr~ H,nr#na was 3 pag,nnr Snt.
fr3>sQ and 1>rs tglren l>s1rSplf anIfro!y 10
Sna in whom She earnestly a'5'-
ltcSFG
g1t,e Funeral was l,t,la v5sSEaris..
rom H'rinIcy 410Sllerar ElGccls ~ :
og,lnci, with intolnHal H. s.. MARI :
,>en1ptn.y. Rpp. o z. >Swarc ntiIciateG
SIG WssST'..rNs M<-S>,
~~n,1ie,,lS,---S-.nZorN, SAL. 8 re q N,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
Little Pauing
Will Be Done


Fargo, n a.. Afsls 4,-4-l2onpag,atiSt-
y lit:le o. the ao,ae6 yards Of papinS
thai was proposed foT this season,
win be lad ny Fargo,
The faot That greal amount a.
preliminary underground w.ork Is nec-
esSarS is responsible for the delay
This underground wSrk iaclaaeS tN1e
extension a. tho water S,npIy service,
and provision for an aaeoGate Sar~
faSp drainage plan.
Three eaaSTactS have 80 far been
allowed, for "a total OF ahnut ;S5a,At'h
worth nl work The WORK on t1GsSt
will be commenced soon.
HIS arr 70 IN advertised for tuao
or 1hree more Seiss nI compare jve!y
small proportions, The Au}s q tl1r
paving operations being DELAYED ti]l
mex wear,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05
MEDINA BANK CASE
TO SUPREME COURT

jamestown, N D, May Saturday
Ihsre was q conference Of the attur-
neys for Michael Multiply. receiver Of
TIE Medina STATE bank, in the case
against l. u. Hanna, Z. j. N-sissr and
The First National hank Of Fargo.
The conference was called for the
purpose of deciding upon the action
looking IoE'arfis an appeal from fine
decision Of Judge Pollock. sustaining
The demurrer Of Lhe Defendants the
attorneys IN conference were A g.
DtVet ant w Z. Purcell Of WahpsIpn
Ense-ud- Holt x Frame Of Fargo. T.
l.. Lowell saf Fargo and John Va Carr
and Oscar J. Seller M 75fis city
SIC AAS5ST AVE MAI Ctta.
7prigh1-trnorg +5afl, s:3o 2. n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-05

Edna Hanson, aged Y YEARS, t!aush
ter 81 Airs Thomas Aanson Of FgJCie,
dice Thursday morning in 1he lis,
nlarcil hospital, from q complication
q. ailments. She was ,hrolIShl 10 Ehp
hospital "Wednesday last The BODY
wiz he faRnn to Tu6fe today, where
Servic1>S Will be conducted and inter
men, made.