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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
Will BE
POPULAR WRAP
Short and Coquettish Capes, Silk
Coates of 1880 To Be Worn.
BY MARGARET MASON
written for the United Press.)

Priscilla doesn't give rap
For wraps of any sort;
Yet everyone is wearing wraps;
They're Fashions strongest forts.
To still be chic, escape cape
And give sacque the sack,
Priscilla solved with much fiinesse,
Also a deal of tact.
Indeed, she's doubly fashionable,
Yet not wrap she bought
Her brow is mantled with a blush
And she is wrapped in thought.
New York, March 25.-Shawl I or
shawl | not? That's the present sar-
torial question. The Spanish flavor in
our dressing, the quaint "befo' the
war" touches of the hoops and erin
oline have called forth from layers of
tissue paper and old lavender those
graceful fringed squares that wrap
ped our grandmothers in cashmere and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
CREST Of FLOOD
RECEDES IN
So. WISCONSIN
Crest of Flood Has Passed South
Wayne. Northern Illinois Now
Suffering.
(By United Press Association

South Wayne, Wis, March %. =
The crest of the flood in the Pecoton-
lea, Sugar and Rock rivers seems to
have passed South Wayne today, al
though it had reached the districts in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
LUTz FOR
CITY TREASURER

Vote for David Lutz, Sr. for Treas
urer at the election next Tuesday.
Qualified in every way to successfully
discharge the duties of the office. Std.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
HUMPHREYS

Free Medical Book-in cele-
bration OF sixty years we have
published a revised edition OF
DR.. Humphreys Manual OF all
diseases, giving in minute detail
the care and treatment Of
the s k with Humphreys
Remedies.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30

FOR SALE-The Herman Kuehl
homestead for sale cheap. See Rev. C.
A. Meilike, administrator Of the Es-
tate. tfw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30

DR.. Jurden is one of
the best known, long
est established abso-
lutely reliable and sue
Cessful specialists in
the state; an expert in
the treatment of all
durable chronic dis
eases and will cure you
whatever your ailment
in a way that will as
tOniSh Won.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
Doctor Coming
Or. W. f. ,Jurden
The Successful Specialist
OF Eau Claire, Wis.
Will be in Grand Rapids at
the Commercial Hotel, Thurs
day. April 9th. Office hours
9 a. m to 9 p. m.

DR.. Jurden cures Nervous and Chronic Dis
eases of Men, Women and Children, and of
fers to all that will call that day, date and
during the hours given above, consultation,
examination, advice, Free of charge.
No charge for preliminary examination
whether YOU take treatment or not.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
Consultation Free TO the Sick

An honest opinion always given, diagnosis,
prognosis, and to the incurable such advice as
may prolong life.
DR.. Jurden has merited by skill and sue
cess the confidence he maintains.
Many wonderful cures in diseases
of the stomach, liver, kidneys, heart,
lungs, nerves, and rheumatism, gall
stones, gravel. appendicitis, fistula,
piles and other rectal diseases, con-
stitutiOnal Catarrh, bronchitis,
asthma, catarrh of the throat, stom-
ach, bladder, etc. Nervous debility,
failing memory, over work, sore eyes,
deafness, eye and ear diseases, blood
and skin diseases, blood poison, pim-
pies, spots, letter, ulcers, eczema,
tumOrs, sCrOfula, cancer where the
roots do not extend to vital parts,
goiter, swellings of the neck, hid
den enlargements, tape worms, dia-
betes, urinary, kidney and bladder
diseases, dropsy. fits, varicose veins,
enlarged glands, tissue waste, catar-
rhaI discharges, drains, distractions
weakness, and all constitutional and
serious internal diseases that battle
the skill Of many physicians.
Debilitated, Despondent Men and Women.
Young and Old Men Nervous Discouraged
Weak Women
Get to t2s TITth DR.. JURDEN
Examination free.-He gives you his years of
SCIENCE AND EXPERIENCE.
Makes regular visits to a few cities Owns
his medical institute building and dispensary
in the city of Eau Claire.
WRITE-Treatment sent as directed Address
w. {. JURDEN, Nj. D.
1929 S. Farwell St., Eau Claire, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30

I'd y druggists, or sent receipt OF price.
.,-- 2E---D-VS' HCMEO. MEDICINE CO., Corner
a26 Ann Streets. New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30
S P E c 7 A L 7 S T

. 7 Z = I 4 = 7 ,
For all Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
Physician and surgeon. 80 years in special,
hospital and private practice. Treating all
forms Of stubborn systemic diseases.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-03-30

An honest opinion always given, diagnosis,
prognosis, and to the incurable such advice as
may prolong life.
DR.. Jurden has merited by skill and sue
cess the confidence he maintains
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
in (ekter Stun0e!

Ger RougreB trt nun pieoer 5uiammen. Sin netiQen gofn
miro es it'd entiae0en Oh 1as omerfamihe 8olf gum Mtdulbigm on
aaeni9e 8erautportng flr oieie glutidnIo getrogen. Gr nao Die &hf
iHfabrifanten.
gmn gilt es ben Iesten gnfnum. Gas omertfanHde goIf fon fire
fpa Dlr6 iene gertreter I'M songreB ioa fetue sHnune ge5ort Nero
Ore AmerHonihe embargo Conference bot tn benz babeu c<ubr ill.,
8Gte9ens TIRE 8fiht un0 SduI0iqht getm1. Gle 6t in often geil
lire dnffI1renoen 8roturen 81 Smoerttaufenoen 6aifidt. Son alien
1eten lfefe1 ole ermut9en0en 3titmnungen Elm. Cine faHIihe 2n3nhl
aongreBpertretr deprdientaaten ae Seuatoren, neMn fir bic qerette
Mo humane 5oroerng oes @mbargo erntreten. Sect BeBt Is: 4e
g}mn on 9efl
3bt Gilt es. Den 8ertreterl I'M aongreB 6nrdJ flare gepeile an 3eioen.
wo oe ofTentltte 0enung IN 8a5rbet ltebt, 81 5ega, mos ous ari
tdnrhe 8olf In iemer groBen W1chrbet Diu. gu ouRm 3uefe loate ie0r
lin1mfa1ige @itger, Dem Die @bre uhO Ser CUTE Rf ME bic mirtifoH.
Tide 3hIuntt ianes Sdnoes Dober ihbt pe eu nugenbldhder. 0a8u nod
Ron fot6urem 9~tMiden5tte befedter 8roft, iett ofnt cine ernite glo6.
anq al leinen 9erreter I'M &ongreB ME i'm Sna ien6en. init oQn
arafeH far embargo ein8utreten um0 oanit Dem pa0cn 0nfFeuifodr
ct enoe 81 bereten. 8r fugen bier cine 8orldP 6G, md Der i@a
@urger 1etnen BrnT berfnlen fam. 4ber Is bari nmt aehauut mer0en
Sc cher uno Ie 5ablcder ode griefe einlaufen, I'M 70 cher fonnen mir
bofPn, Dab Die Derfde0enen Gmbargoaias. ole 6erts eTnareldt limo.
aug Dem 9uafd Der aomtes an 0as aagesiht Der oHeasGden 8er5an0
ling fommen-
@aa Stea mo aoniorten, 4raiOent gsuim t0 fene 5renbe
mer0en per3Uefele 4n{treugungen MAIDEN, oieie 9iQs, Sic ia uonrGh
neil tie berefdge 5arft bafen Dab in offentEdeF 5timq 0ieie Bills
0urb ben Druid Der 0ffentliben 9haung, Die DaS nehre glutberQRben
atAt Mill, ongenpHmen tDeroen Daroen.
gartrm aber gilt Is, unRre Gntrengungen Ill ber6oppeIn 6anH
benz gaupur IN Der 8ol Street enOih ietn bhhinaerfihes Gener5p
seegt Diro. Sober idrdbe beif0lgen6en Brief ab uS ienoe i'm iofe+ on
Rinen aongreBmoHn mic an Die baocn gm0esienotoru fines. stootes
Dear Sir: ,"
As / am very anxious to see our country maintaining a position of
neutrality. 50 definite and absolute that it cannot be Questioned by ay
appealing TO YOU, ny representative in Congress, to support the resolution
ordering an embargo upon further shipments Of war materials, when II
comes up for consideration.
a number Of friends join with me in this appeal and / ask that you
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
5ruuen Gifts. Oerein!

Seit meinem lebten @ertht gin.
gen elm, bon;
Sad S6aibIe Sails @tin So;
Sbeooor ao8, 8ejt Boiut, 50; SEQ.
polo Soeggi, Columbus, qolo. Bud,
5000; Jraft Gbriitmnnll, 81;
Sad 6afuit Settings, SO; 8obn
IaIuut, $3.50; @uitao
Sdrooer, SopeIs, 50; Sern1ann
grinmono, Bancroft, $3.50; ourfI
Serru BaItor SiItner, bon: @m,
Sdntiot, Cults, Ieb., $4 @m.
SIR. ShueetIe. Guitis, gteb., SIS;
ierner 5ran 9. Spard, Sails Gitn,
3 aiiteu 9Iciber; llngcnanut, /
golIen &lei6er. 6. 9ictriH 9o61e,
81; Vic Rolies, @SorriS, altnn., 81;
6rou s.. o.. ggiIfe, biele Gleioungs
4altl @ebnuer, 9tort6 gIotte,
St.50; CD. Stroutt, &SeIl6urn, 81,
$t.50; our1 Serrn 9aitor NtB.
balnn, Bennington, $40 80; ourdJ
s{arl Saul Settings bon
6errn zimmerman, @lue sill,
500; Srau 80. @aurcr, $3.50; lin.
genaunt Separo, aIetoung5itiide;
9leD. Sommer, 4apiaion, 4 Ringe
$4; 6rau 6re0 Qorb Csmonb, 81;
8rdu 8bilip Qort, 0smoub, ST.;
6riB S6odenmrDer G(utonia, gol,
oene Settle; Sobn @e6er, Glntpoo0,
4eb., So; 5r0u 6reo 8afbus, Sc,
bar @Iuffs, 9teb., 6aus DUDE,
6aHoId9itbe unb mebrere 5dtelar.
8eo. s.. SdItt, 9}~ebro5ta.
GitB. I aiIte aIeiNtugsitiite; @p.
Sdiroju8. Depitt, So; 6. 3ueiiuer,
3ct., SIS; 6rau Seller
calls GtiDL ae6dteIte MuBeu; lln.
lenannt, arlington Ioi6entiider,
INTO unaeronut Elm Qadet aGei0er.
Gtto SiemcrS Guitar. 81 p.
gerta Bebifmauu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
9entider ritaer.6iIfs6nn

Dos bren.4r1iionsm
Qortc 3bereie g~rin5eiiin non ]iati.
Dor un0 Gorbep;
&argoret6e 5reiirau BON 8eiitad,
%. Brin8eiin BON 8ati6or mo
GorbeD;
eIiiabetb griH8eiiiu BON Ratibor
un0 Gorbm.
non Goeoer, 8i3o.Cb Der 3eretnouien.
meiiter mo GiHfit6rer Des 8iplo.
mntii6en aorps.
@eid0ftsIeitunQ
@eneraileutlnnt 3. 8. 6rci6err non
Steinacfer glitslic6 oes prulB
idcn Observation-Disclosures +
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Oeut(C6eS G6Puter
i'm Jllu(i6-9eim
Tie Stirling glaee.S beGtrr. Grippe
BON Relu gorf madIt Sonntag
ibr GrideiHen.

Vie bereitS mebriah bertdtet, bat
0as 0eutide tbeoterliebenoe NSubli'
finn BON Omaha enolih fpie0er ein'
mol Die idon lang eriebnte @elegetl'
Belt, iih an 6eutiden Boritellungen
erfreren 5u f6hnct.
Das Srbing 8Ince . Ebcater bon
Qetp 9orf, Die bette mo dlteIte
Ibeaters@ eielIdait Don Reiu yorf,
bot iidl abermals entihlofieu, einell
EeH ieines euienbles unter Der
fiinItTeriiheu 2eitung @ltitao 81.
mar aui Die 9leiie 8u e%ntien6et.
GoiieIbe bat NIT grobtem Grtolge
bereits in bcritieoenen Stdoten
goItiert uno miro an Sonntag oet
8. Saltnor, nodmittaas. mo Mons
tag Den 10. Sarutar ubenoS in @al'
iifbeim 5tpei &oritelrugen perars
italteit.
Gas am Sonntag sur Auifib-
rltttg aeIanQaOe Stiif .@enn Der
9ou0iturm fpmmt" ODER .llniere
6uiaren" bat ale 2udlitdten zines
Quten 8oIfsitldc3. Cine gehtcgenc
Sun0Ilma, irei oou aaem, Dos all'
itob erreqcn tonnte, nit por5igIi'
den @efdngcn 1du3en mo reileu
Wiben geiuilr5t, crbaIt es Den 3n'
ihaucr in octfbar better 2altnc BON
@nfung Bis at gu0e.
Int Nlorto0 nir0 sic @eielidait
in q. 2'arronac'5 8~o[f5Ititt a2oIo's
auitretcn. GoiieIbc 9ebort
3u Den beiten Ocutidpn 9Ubnenppr'
fen oieies o[befanuten oeutider
Iihters ut0 1T Elm @egeItiif Z
ieillem better 6efontten a03ein Ger
poIb". MIR 0dB in oieient Stitf %
cer8ogene atn0 nidlt Der Sobn for
bern sic 1odtcr lit.
aein Deutider ioQte iid hieic lei
iene 8~cIelen6eit eutleben loiicl
pirfIid) eritflaiige 0eutibc Ifeatef
1oriteuungeu 5n iebe1t umo glcid
3eitiq oaourd Dem 2cutihtum tn
aGt5lan0e All hcficn, it'd bic Stettun
III errinaen. 0uB es oarlt ieinrr h.
ben allIt1u UcrNient. Ser GiutrittS
Dreis lift ouf SOC uno 75c fcItgeiett
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
an unrere ce(er!
Mau iidere iid oas iUertboae gndJ
GIVE IN ONE.

8ir m6htln auierc iuerten geitg
anf Die 2ln5eigt Der Wtegeatb Sta-
tiunarp Gompaa1, 1927 5aruam
StraBe, In nuierem Slate aafmerf.
Jam MAIDEN, Oeaa ned nie lift Gin
iu mert6pues Bud, uir has bon obj
ger 0ompnnB aR9e5eiBte
Five IN ONE"
fir einen 10 uistrigen 8reis apge.
bOtcn luDT0ea.
Nic idjpn Der Sitel an6entet, be-
itebt has game Nerf ans fiiuf Der.
idieoenen Siidern, bon mslaen je.
bes einselne 8ad Sas @elb mert lit,
mas aae fanf toiteu. 5as gan5e
8erf lit cine ma6re 5haBfammer
fir 0effaft, 6aus nnS lSnrm. Bon
unbe5a1lbarem Nert fir Sebermnnn
nno fir jeOe gernfs. grande. glof
Elm eiH5ises Ge3fpt aageiparbt nnb
Sas Bud bat id bnnoertfad be.
3aBlt. @ruhe 8erlnite nnb Soften
tdnueu ourdl 6asitlbt tripart iuerben
nnb cine Menge ais mertlos aHge.
iebene Saden f0naeu iuieSer IN aol'
lem @ert unb giuben gebradJt ner.
ben. IS lit mbclriften Sas bette
nnb praftiidite Ncrf ieincr Art,
Sas alien m0gliden gfbirfniTsn Ses
tG9lidleH Sebens eutipridt, nnO Sas
Oesbalb In feinem 6nnIc, feinfr
5arm unS in tfiner @erfitaiie ie6.
len i0lltc, beiun0ers Dn q augen.
bliflidI nnter Der 0eufbar ginlfigitcu
Cffcrte 5m babsu 1T. Gaf Sas gnd
Elm redlt nilblidts uno praftiidss
isin mHH, beDtiit allein bic Garau.
tie, bic NIT jebcm Sud- gebt, no,
uad) Elm Sober, ber ein Bud fnnit
aHO niflt bamit 3nfrieben 1T, Is IN.
rifgeben fam naS 6ann iein @eIO
5nriiderbdlt, Nan ianme alio aidt
nuO beitelle iufort, ege bieic Gillette
5urifge8Ogeu mir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
ac6tung, Oeut(o0e!
BON sarmosc uno nmacgeno.

Inlmoae 81. Ge]. 1916.
aIc llit3Iieoer. Bic fdl 0enr
Gattiden 8iirgers &erein bon 9ol.
mage bis ioDeit on5ehIoiien ha6et
inn 3ebetcn, am s. S5anuar an Der
9erfunuuluu5 teiRmlebn1cn, 0a mid
tige @eihditsindeu 0es 8eraiIls 81
crle0f8eu iin0. auh ollie Geutide,
Sic nod uiht Mitqlieoer limo, iinn
9ebetelL all oieler 8eridmmIutg
teit8une5meu sir elm reih6aIttge4
grogramm lit beTteas geiorgt; oenH
ID me5r mir 3uiamulen9ulren. oeItc
beiier f0IHrDen MIR gum 3ielc.
dug. SdmiOt, Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Ans pem @taate.

aearHeg. 5rau Mett6en gabcot
berbrit5te it'd nit 6eiBem Sbmalj
ir iiirdterIi4 6aB ite altf ben zoo
0arnieoer liegt.
2incoIn. Golmtu i. Sda6meiter
lire Don Coughs @ounto erflQrte
bieiigen 3eitungsIalten, DAB er iidl
I'M oas 9Imt 6e5 Sheriff8 bcur6eu
rper0e.
Soloreoge 8argcrmeiter Sobn
BRAGG ron bier 6efauo fid an @lon.
tag alf Ser 5ago, als 6eim lle5er.
tlettern zines Qr~abt5aunes fem &c.
pe6r iid pliBIid entllln uuo ote
9a0ang ibm III ben aopf 6rang. Gr
enr0e ipdter an 3aiin bdngeno
porgeflm0eH. 6oit fem gan5e5 &c.
itdt mar weggeidoiien, uilo man
9egt Denig 8offming. i'm ON &c.
bet 5u erdalten.
gian ulteritase Die 0eutide
@reiic, inoen non su i9rer Der,
breltuna beitras
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

For the convenience OF the public. the uubltnher. ~
Five n ons. haze arranged with che Aegeath statlonsry
Co. 70 distribute this valuable book 10 all readers N AK
paper Your orders win be filled promptly BY this reiiahie
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au(ruf!
aR bic 9eutidcn NIB bic 5rembe
9cutidIanoS In Amerita.

@tit bobem StoI3 erfiiaen unS
ale Die BerrIiben &dmpfe unierrr
1apferen. 8ertralleu0 uno ite9c8.
Ilder blift bas gauge oeutiAe 8oIt
oui letu geiuaIiige5 Seer uilo dui 0ie
frtdt6are &dtigfeit ieiner Slottr.
8unt in 8ort mo S6rtft unie.
rem tapferen ariegern o%b3pitatten
iteint ieoem Deiti9en ieIbitoer.
itdnoli6. Sie6e8gabeu iinb treuOig
un0 rei6lid ms BeIb eeIan0t nor,
ben, fir Die artegsbeidaoigteu mo
Sinterbliebeneu iorgen %uI3dblige
treffIibe Crganiiationen; uber Sie
id0uen uno tiefgefiblteu 8orte ocS
3dnfeS unb Sic @oben ans periou'
ltder 5reun6idaft ioiuie Die bisber
~getroffene 6iriorge retden uidt
alls, nm 0ie groBe 9aotlage, in Ser
iid blHoerttauiea0e i'm bic Seimat
5uriIdfebreuoe aricaer befiu0en. 5l.
lin0aru un0 81 beieitigeu.
Gin GROCER 3eil unerer 9illio.
uen5eere beitebt aus Nrbeiter1L Nh,
gdteIlten, 9ribatIebrern, 6aa6pcr.
fern uto f(einen Observation-Disclosures,
Die meiit polig mitteIlos uno UicI.
fnd fed iii Die Seinat 5uriidfe6ren.
Die aIte Staquug t6nuen oieie Mar
rer uidlt pie0er antreten, nns frit.
here @eiddft mlBteu iie IhIieBqt
iie 6o6en borIduftg feline M0aIid.
lett. nelteu 5rtperb SIT id)affen Qie,I
fen idlmer ~gcihd0iaterL eHtlaiienm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. molten uirI
helfen. @s lit gbrenpflift. bier sill
belfcn es lit abcr uud elm @e6pt'
ipirtihoftIider alugbcit, 3n Iorgcn
6oB Die idjon aus bent 6eereSpcr.
bano entlaiienen o0er ipdter nnd
Dem ariege 3arittfelrenoen Sam
pier fir bcs 8eide5 Gbre uu0 @lodt
mogIidIt bQI0 Dieocr ibr iidercs
ginfommen Gabeu, io6aB iie iid ml0
lire fynnilie ernQhren fouHen.
9urh cine grob3iaige CrgaHiioti.
OH, insbeion6ere Grridturg ooa
Grtsgrlippeu lit alien IeiIen 0e8
3eutiden 9iaide8 mirD cine 3ncd
Gienlj6e un0 iadgemdBe 3erteiIua9
Der eiugegan1elaa Spunoen betDirft
lper0en, aud lit moglidit riue 4n.
.alieoeruua an 0ie bareits beItehens
zen ortliden 5iirior9eitcqen beabs.
iitti9t.
G. oarf feinu Jar5neiTe[n6en bel
uns gebenf
Gs bari fcin heimfcbrenber 0at
ider aricger Der 0fientlihen 4rmpa.
pile1e sur gdit iullen.
Sci Scr fod1er}ige1 Gbierfreu.
6igfcit, Die uniere 0eutih=amerifaui.
iden griiocr In 0ieiem arieqe tn 10
teidem aliaBe bi56er berieien, olr.
fen mir mobl bofieL oaB fia uricr
6ilfstperf tntetitiben, oantt mir
bielen mittelIofeu aries
germ bare @eibiIfen our @egrin
eiaer nelen eriiten8 geDa5ren
fonuen
BeIoienbun0an (gin8eIs II. Gam.
nelgabeu) neroen an oas 8anf5nu8
Q}itGer. Shoa & So, As 0aG Ctr.
gorf Git0. inter Der 8c5cid
llnn9: Sir Ben Dentihen arteaer
6iIfsbuno, Berlin" er6eter. II 3a.
idrtften unb anfrngen nirr an oie
8eidoitsiteGe oes 0cufimen 4rie.
aer-6iIfsbunoe5 Berlin 58. G8,
aoditr. 81.
gprLin. I'm Sim tQf5
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be good enough to favor me with an early answer 50 that l can announce
to them your attitude. "
Trusting that you viii not allow us to suffer disappointment over any
vote Of yours, beg to remain,
Very respectfully yours,
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-10
OPPOSES
CONF F|RMAT|0N Of
BRANDE|S As JUDGE
Declares That He Stands for Pre-
conceived Ideas on Railroad
Issues.
BOSTON LAWYER INSISTS
ON TOO HIGH RETURNS

Washington, Feb. 9.-Charging that
Louis D. Brandeis, as counsel for the
interstate commerce commission in
the five per cent advance rate case,
conceded to the cause of the railroads
to the fatal injury of the public inter-
est, Clifford ThOrne, railroad commits
sioner Of Iowa, and an associate coun-
sci in the rate case, appealed tonight
to the judiciary committee OF the SEN
ate not to recommend confirmation Of
Mr.. Brandeis' nomination to the su-
preme court of the United States.
Costly to People.
Mr.. ThOrne argued that it would be
very costly to the American people to
put men on the supreme court bench
with preconceived notions as to high
returns on railroad investments, in
view of the fact that institutions in
volved in the nations appraisement
now going on, ultimately would have
to be determined by, that tribunal.
Summoning up his case, he de-.
clared
81 have showed conclusively from
the records that Mr.. Brandeis has
committed himself to the proposition
that return on the capital stock Of
railroads of ~ percent is, to use his
own words, rather meagre.' That is,
the return which the interstate COM
merce commission unanimously deter
mined was adequate. Furthermore,
the investors of this country have de.
cided that stock yielding 71s per-
cent in the market places of the coun-
try is worth 100 cents on the dollar.
Was Doubie.crossed?
81 have shown that Mr.. Brandeis
co-operated in a friendly manner dur
ing the conduct of the case, with as
sociate counsel, yet at the crucial
time, Mr.. Brandeis, without warning
to other counsel, after all arguments
had been closed on behalf of the pub
lie, conceded entirely to the railroads.
Had known that such was going to
be his position, had he advised us Of
his decision, steps certainly would
have been taken for our protection,
and we would have have demanded
an opportunity to be heard after Mr..
Brandeis had closed the arguments
for the public. / consider that his
concession was practically fatal to
the cause of the public. Our work
was useless
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-10
UNDERWOOD statesmen
SECURE PROMOTIONS

Announcement has been made of
several changes to be made in the
state by the Underwood Typewriter
company, which concern has num-
Der of statesmen in this state. The
change will bring we'll earned promo
tions to a number of the men en-
ployed by the company in this terri
tory.
r. b. Barrett, who has been state
manager, with offices in Fargo, has
been transferred to better position
in New York City. James Gafney,
working out of the Fargo Office at
the present time, but who formerly
headquartered in the capital city, and
has a great many friends here. will
succeed Mr. Barrett as state manag-
er, while A. F. Collar of this city,
who has had charge of the. Bismarck
branch Office for several years, will
take the place made vacant by the
promotion of Mr.. Gaffney. All changes
are in the nature of promotions for
the Underwood men, and are well
deserved by reason of the volume of
business done by the Underwood com.
pany in North Dakota. The changes
will be effective March l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-10
$4,000 FOR
INDIAN SCHOOL
Provision Made in Indian Ap,
preparations Bill for New
Dormitory.

The Commercial club was advised
by wire from Washington yesterday
that the Indian appropriations bill
carrying 100000 to provide for a dor
mitory at the Bismarck Indian school
passed the house with little Opposi
tion.
No difficulty with this appropriation
is anticipated in the senate, where
both GrOnna and McCumber may be
depended upon to support the claims
of the Bismarck school, and it is be.
lieved that the funds will be avail.
able in sufficient time to permit of
the completion OF the additional build.
ings before the beginning OF the fall
term.
The Commercial club has had this
matter up with members of the North
Dakota delegation since the beginning
of the present session. 1t has called
attention to the cramped conditions
existing at the school, and to the
fact that between 500 and 700 Indian
children in North Dakota are depriv-
ed of adequate educational advan-
tages because of the lack of proper
facilities. The dormitory will make
provision at the Bismarck school for
approximately 200 students, about
double the present number, and will
relieve the situation to a large ex-
tent. 1t is hoped that the senate can
be induced to amend the bill to carry
$4,000 for additional buildings" not
restricting the entire expenditure to
a dormitory, as other structures are
badly needed, and with due economy
this amount can be made to cover all.