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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
ANCL|CKA YALECNA
LOD EDWARD VII.
zN|CENA M|N0U
Ufedni zprava oznamuje, ze t6mef
cele lodni posadce bitevnice 80
podarilo zachraniti.
MfsTO POHROMY NEZNAMO.
Bitevnice byla o 1880 tunach u
jeji lodni posadka sestavala z
TIT namofnikd.

LondFn. .. Icdna. --- AngIickG
ydIctnd Iod King Edward VII. M.
razlIa na mlnu byIa znltpna. ~-
celia Iodni posddko byIa ale IA
chrGnena. Potopcni valcdnt tttc
lodi byIo ozndmcno dues admira
Iltou nasIcdujicim prohIdscnim;
Vdlcdna Iod King Edward
VII. naraziIa ma minu. NASlcdkcm
ioho, " k pohrom6 doSlo ma Wy.
sokGm mori. byIo nutno il opustiii
lOf potoplIa SO krAtcc p0 t..
I.odni posadka byIa odstran6na, II.
niz by bylo doSIo k ztrat6 1.-Two.
III. Jcnom diva muzi byIi crane.
nj. "
LODI King Edward VII. byIa bi,
tcynIci o 1880 tunhch n spuStt.
ia byIa ma more V bfcznu rokl
l9O2, BylA lJd Stopy dloulia, ~
stop sirokd "A mtIa dtyri l2.paIco
va della, Gtyfi 9.2.palcova II dcsct
G-paIcov%ch n byIa opatrena kro-
me toho tlyllnI torpddov}mi tu.
bami. Jcji rychIoSt pri zkuScbni
pIaybe byIu - uzIn. PosAdka Iod
nj Scstdyala ~ TT mum.
Ndkud ma zbudovAni t6to lodi
byI 100000 Iibcr stcrIingu a by,
Ia TO jcdna 4 ncjptkndjSich lodi
typu, prcdchdzcjiciho dread,
noughty. Byla asi stcjnc vclkosti
iako amcrickt lodi New Jersey IA
Nebraska a byla jenom o muItko
starsi ncG Natal, kterd anidcna by
la ndsledkcm y$buchu asi pred ~,
dnrm,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
Rusove pronikli rakouske linie.

Widen, g. Icdna -- Na lltoccni
muoha sci t6Hk%ch del Rusoyt
zuoyuzahdjiIi ofrnSivu podGl bu.
kovlnsk@ho pomczi II Y IIaliti, die
oluamcni v0cGn6 nradoyny. t.
rcdnG - prlpoUbli, zc rUsk@ voj'
sko ynlklo do rakouskych poSic
bfhcn, prudklrh bodakoyfch ITO
xii ma froutf licssHrabll W.
rh0dn6 od karanouHu. " ByIi IA
tlnGrnl ale ryrhlc zptt naslmi III
Iohdmi pri boddkoyich boiieh, "
pruyi 0rcdni zprava "Hajali jsme
80 muzn, Na halcskt front6
RakuSan6 po homhArdovdni fa-
kouskich poslc telkym dtlostre-
'rrtvrm aahdlili prudk{ 6tok IA
Itrytu t6zkt mlhy, visici IA pahor.
rirh poddl reky Stripy, Rakouskd
d6lnstfelectvo rychlr ale ziistilo
postupujiciho uepritele yrhalo
tl.iro slupurlu NkrZe mlhu, Russo
w lnuto streIhou hyli prtnuceni h
dstupu Seslnactemu u Dvaeata-
mu ttvrtcmu honytdsktmn pMku
q l'adeshtrmu sedmemu hnlitskt.
mu pluku bylo unrlheuo, ahy pro-
yrdly protI0tok, a ltmto pax pos
daftIo see vytlNtitl uepfitele ~
yscrh po>lv, iol teuto aauial IA
,trm postupu %alato hylo I9o MA
"a, pntitale 10 10 dnstoinikn d
ie,luoho plukovnikR l'rudkt ho
le take olehraly So okoli 'rnnou
rer, deNatenuel mtl spyeroH fehad
ut cal meAta CartoH isku na Va
lNnsku ltedni osnamenl popira.
te Jr pravd,yuu ruskd aprasa
dohytt taftop isku pei eFensiy
MIN pohthu prolt knyrhl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
v Youngstown, o.. 10 kid,

Youngstown, o. 8 ledna, -- Pn
roztlhtjiclch udalostcch mlnulych
tlni uaslal opet East ioungs'
town, delisti poulItnich honrl pr
uiehi fpnsohcno hylo m sl 600,
n00 skody, opttne Kid, Y meste
gaylhdl uornalnl tlyot, Millee
putrnluje ultee u snadi se 1ahra
uiti iaktmukoliy shluknull lidu,
ltcmeSlnipi, lameslnam Y dllnach
Republic Iron 4 Steel ca, u
iompslown sheet \ Tube Ca.
ktefl nlkdy nepatrili Il kadne u.
uli, roshodli So pflpoliti X Anne,
riekt trderael frave, poulalL ~
tak ltpe SO ilm polafi doeilltI
alepscni praeoynirh pomern, t'red
6. croNlon u icha diva pomoeniel
saslupuiiei statni ndustrialni ko'
mlsl. ptiiell ytera dn mssla a Pc.
ku.l .p uroylmli ne,loho,ly mesI
lalAn dalnlks q iirh aameslna
tatell XamAslnanel y aasnslech
kspuhlie Iron 4 steel 60 hsli ",
evAnl Ameriekou lpderael rrave.
ahy ptjali uahldkn npoleenoAlii
klera nsolnle - aySslll ielleh
mtsN q Ia pfoeenl hslnlel ais
eslhlasayah. IL snslanon IA stAy
-, slakud snnleencal pine neSs
hesi ieiieh pala,lsskAm o aNsseni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12

Refllnska lN,lt9uasl sNNsent mtal
ske dfahs pilala du sN&,h slusph
nelosiakn rnnan aenS lakn kun
tlnktsikA Nsrfesei ylakn, nasu,l
lc samtslnayala laAu poklaslnl,
NFhledem na aNlaSlnnsll a,Nspnf
MahN rFedel@ala spnleanoAi pta
tisrnkNne Alemekrui, seslavallei
bluy a kalhat hunduklarka /,
Iolute odeyn v,lWsla ,loeela psknt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
usmrtila sehe a pet dltek,

Chicago, ., letna, rani krt
slma Mavesnya, mauieIka koelhn.
usmrlih sehe pei svtrh ditrk
NitiplNnem vtera y uorI i'BuI
Masesosa, N rok stara, utaNfela
vseehna oknr a s,Ntfr, utpNlu q
tyorY kliaoSt q rusllla rlNn Il
kuvhshNkNth kaneu, milky, Nr.
mss dsseatka, hly Ne yaku o,l
dsou ia se,lmi rokN Neimla,lsl 1
pleh malka eheyala y hounAku Il
kamen, \ k,ertm noekayala ptl
phnd snrll NrNolN Jseth nalese
n hly mauArlem 20 payratu !
rraee,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
Soud 8 Lorimerem,

Nhicngo. 10. Icdnn. ~ Xn t1dcr
zahdjcno bIdc pfcIidrui y Will
am Lorimcrcm, byyaI%m senate
rem Spojcn%ch StdtiD h IIlinoisu 4
prcsldcntcm padIG La SnIIr Street
Trust n Savings banky, jew oh
vindn byI, H. ZaSantrotiI IN ~,
OOO, 900 hotov%ch pence a jistot
t@to institUcc. ObaaloyAni Lori
mcra n jcho tfiuGcti obchodnicI
1pol"Gnik0 2akontiIo mctcorickor
karifrl jcho jako fiuan6niku Il
jcdnoho ropublikdnsk{ch dix.
t6toril V lllinoisu. karidra Lori.
mcrova jc jcdnou \ nejzajilnav6j
sich anudlcch politick%ch pre-.
ddkn vc Spojcnfch Stdlcch. V
mladi SVEN byI Lorimcr prodavn
Gem novIn, pozd6jl kotim V prd-
drln6, ma 10 konduktorcm ma 20.
ulitni drdzc, banktfcm n posIhzc
spolkoVym scnhtorcm, o misto
Syojc Scndtu ale priScI, kdya
byIo prokazdno. Hc vc voIbdch ko,
oaly sc podvody n &c hlasy ziskd-
ny byly Y mnohych pripadcch 4.
platky, Skoro rok po zvolcni Lo-
rimcra do Ncnatu, thnrIcS A,
White elem IcgisIatury. ktrr} vo-
iii pro Lorlnrra, utlniI odplisah.
mute prolldScni, ~ dostaI liplatck
"a TO, ~ pro lorlmcra hIasoYal Il
ndslcdkcm toho Zavrdcn0 bylo w
sctfovani, ktcrt vyncSIo nn Syt
flo, " lorlmcr sVtho mista Y 81.
natu ziSkaI uasledkcm uplarrni
\ Crrvnu roki 1914 banku, klcrf
l.orimer hyl presdcntcm, podro.
hcna hyIa prohlidcc II IN byIo
4hledano, r. vUd6imi fiUltcli pc
n6lniho tohoto nstayu hy'y pre-
stupoyany ldkony II 2c kolcn
- 900, 900 pen6a u iistot hylo IA
saulroccno, rrcliteni toto, jak Sc
o6ekava, vyncse ma svetln smci.
dy, kterfch Sc l.oriucr II icho spa
letniei dopoust5lt pc fadu let
Xattcni l.orImcroVo ykhudlo y
thicagu pred ta>em velkou seusn.
81, nohot ieho hauka povalovdua
hyla IA 0stav iistt. Ale fnantui
kruhy y6tsinou dohro yedely, 40
stav hankt upui takov$, iak by
SO zdalo,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12

mzdy na % o"nt6 N hodinu, --
Youngstown Sheet \ Tube 60. no
dIl syojc zAvody otoyriti Ultra
dostanc-li sc dtIuinyu nNIclit6 .
chrany SpoIeiuost tato zantsl
n1y1 5000 Iidi Jsou projcyoyd
ny obayy, ze poIus . moyuzahd
jcnj prGcc Y toydudch budr nit
IN n6sIcdck dnISi ucpokojc n Wy
kondny byIy priprayy, ably mo
hIo Jim blli GoInno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12

| pOkousply ~ yHihnouti do GHn,
jich& opryntui po uGkoIik tFdniI
. byla bombardoyAuH. N6koIik j.
I n@ch lodi bylo Y ttIc dobG p0Sto
zcno prOtO yttS GAst lodMva
sp0jcucG odcbrnIU ~ do Egcj jskt-
no more, N6sIcdk"m ttlo pohro.
my jOdstVa spOJoncll admiral Car
! den byl odstrantn a ma jrho mi
sto jmcnoyGn byI admiral Roe
beck, Rorb"ck pokracoyaI BON
bardoydnt darIancIIskych opcynt
nj nj do dUbnn, 20 IT, uAmolnici
. yysazcni byIi dine "A. brczna II
ScdduI l'aIr, IA spri poI0oStroVa,
ale urbyIi dost0tcGn6 silni, ably
mohIi 80 udrI"tL Nojsko byIo Wy.
Iodduo dine 2G. dubna, ale mczitim
auEirkd ydIccnd Iod Triumph by
IN polopoua Il pouorka T-l5 slaIa
40 ob6ti lurrckt Atfclby.
Pryni koutingcut nngIicktho
yojska pod yrIcnim grucraIa sira
Jana IIumiItona byI yyIodGn Y
/ ScdduI Bahr dnc -. dubna IN
znafnG vcIkfch ztr1t, Frnncouz.
/ skt yoisko Vylodtuo byIo IN ASH
skG straut uIr IllstaIo ma pcVui-
nd jcnom tri duy, I'rancouzovt
mtli tyofiti Icyt klidlo NnglickG-
no yojska. vyIodfudho u Scddul
Ibahru Pocatkcm kyttnn pax j.
/ M angIickf vojsko byl0 yylod6no
ma severni straut pOIOostroya, ne
( daleko Ari IInruu, ktcrrzto misto
po tc byI0 znano .jak0 Amaze IA
tokn, JmtnO AnHac uty0rcnO by
10 \ poddtctnich pismcn AuStraIi,
an II New Zealand Army Corps,
hrr@ byIy TT Vylodeny. l'kolcm
t6chto yojsk bylo prckrotcni po.
loostrova II picliznnti komlnika-
20 turcck}ch oddiIu ma jihu $ Ca
rlhrudom. SoucasnG pax mtly by
ii Hl""cny turcckt peynostl. ualG-
haiici NJ ma (alipoIskt stran6 vod-
mich izin, cimz otcyfcna byIa by
costa pro pruJrzd anglickych a
frnnrouzsk}ch lodi yalctnTrh. ~-
'fato yojska hucd Y boiich poGd |
trcnich utrptIa znaGnG 2trdty "A
hyla nuccna urhYliti 80 k bojnm
lakopov{m, kterfch pokrato.
yano hylo M do &, srpua, kdy po.
silly byly yylodtny Opttne uci-
uGn byI pokuS o postup od Anlac /
hatoky a Suyia zallyu a pokuS
tcnto op6mt skontil vclkymi ztrd /
tami pro spojend yoiska,
Australasia yojskn 4 Anzac IA /
toky siee dohyla mreek{eh posic, /
ualtzajieich Sc pred mimi ale mi /
,ledkcm toho, H. jedua divisc uE
Suyia zallvu ncyykonala ukol, kite !
rs hyl il urcen, nebylo molno Ii /
,pechu tohoto pine yyuzitkoyatl /
Aupll6ant setkall So 5 v}sledkem I
We svt snaze % spolcni posle, ale /.
ueziRkati ladnfch yclktrh yoien. /
,kpeh vHhod, Odehrhyaly Sc mE
yelIce prudkt hole, ktrrt osna6o,
yany byIy IN ueizufNeisl vc vNl, /
re abe stray mtly zuatne ztrh 7
ty nnr z, lislapadu prohlasll
premier Asqulth anrliektm par /
lameuta, le darlanellska kampan
hyla uezdafem Az do g. proSm
ee eelkot9 auglicke atratN tech
10 operapieh hyly llahah msnI
usmrsenteh, an6uleh anehe pos
bfesmantrh +
Ma ytvhodnhp hoils,t doslo i
putlb Ia hplam ukat Carte
rplsku tde 'feulaul, lla aprAyN n +
lTtrnhradu dsakFale hyli odra
sen kdNa pokouSeli - mo.ude
htil mssla lvtruhrad otnamule
tlale H. rakousku uherskA vniNka
hfla Nyllaeena 4 ySrhn,lnlha hbr
bu slIp,lni aAsli fekt slfipy Ne
Ntehoslui llaltel kusoss nensta
saii Nlueleh aa faketske liuse
se ttvhe,lut llaliei a aeknl,ka
mlsleeh p0dallle " inn tnlkuanli
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12


.do tculonsIsyph linii. Widen ale
stale tyrdi ~ r1skG 1toky byIy
OdraIcny
Rnknsan6 pokusili Sc zmariti
daIsl ruskH postup protihtoky
podtI strcdni 1dsti fcky Stripy Il
aoyrrovychodnt cd (crnoyic, ale
q" 6rcdni ruskG Hprayy, byli IA
lIaGeni zp6t vcIk}mi ztrdtami,
zntim go RuSovG dOcilIi n6ko-
Liza bodecb llspGrhU, Habravsc ga
>ll rakousk}ch p0slc n zajaVSc L.
300 muzU. IIrab6 RcvcntIoW, ne
m"rk% yojcusk% kritik, prohIasu-
j., H. mlsk1 ofcnsiva byIa dobfc
prlpraycna a H. mali dostatck NJ
Ioh Il dtIoStrcIcctva Il Hc ispGch tt-
10 oTcnslyy budc-Ii jcj doclIcno.
mae priyGsti Rumunsko a Iiccko
III siranll spojcncH Ale s nGbIe-
dy nfmrcktho kritika ncsouhlasi
%. ' Lond}ne, kdo prcvlddd ma
hIcd, He kral reck{l konstantin
sotya ia SO prlmtti, ably postaViI
SO proi Eyfmu Syakru, n6mcckt-
mn cisari NilGmoyL
Rcdti correspondent noprcsth.
Vaji tvrditi, zc BuIhari a N6mci
pokratuji We sYTch pfipravach k
Gtoku IA SoIun. Rakusant mali
a'c pine rucc pracc = Rusy a Ger
nohorci n l'ulharl pokouSeji Sc
pcatoupltl k Adriatick@mu pobrc-
ii od ktcreho naItzaji So nyni
Gtyficrt mil, jsoucc EIbasSanu \
AibanIl correspondent parizSk@.
ho tasopisu Tcmpsu oznamujc "
SoIund, zc So potyrMIji zprAyy o
soustfcdovami rukousko-n61nc.
ckFch yoisk okoIi MonastYru.
rdhadujc 80, 2c Buhari V okoIi
Devd6li, Doiranu, Sirlmicc "A Pc
triGr shromdldlIi okolo pet M Sc
,tl Ilyisi.
Ma zapadni frout6 ncuddIo So
Y poslednich ctyriadvacitl hodi.
mach ME pozoiuhodn6jSiho. u Pa
rizc duSly zprayy, zc Ntmci po &C.
IL tri dny minuItm tydnu bonn
bardoyaIi m6sto Nancy, pr feml
Sest osob byIo uSmrceno u deset
iinych rantno. President polncu.
re navstiyil mtsto Y pdtck oSoh-
ne pfesvedeil Sc o 6Glncich meme.
oktho bomhardovani. Stfely kite
rt dostihly mtsta, hyly vypaloyd |
ny Y kratkyeh prestaykaeh 2 ue |
patuaetipuleoySeh del !
President roineare lnstal We nae. |
stt pn cell den, ale IA tn dobu
ncpadla lddnh n6mccka stfela IA
mtsto,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
Homemade Recipes Fail
In Fourth Street Fight
Between Champion Bulls

Homemade recipes guaranteed to
stop the most vicious dog fight failed
yesterday, when called upon in the
Fourth street encounter between two
prize dogs owned by Art Sather and
L. E. Smith.
Sathers trim little bull got Smiths
pet by the ear, appearing to specta'
tors to be demonstrating the famous
bull dog grip.
Kicking first was resorted to by the
peace party but finally the peace-at-
any-pricers fell back on their hands
and tried to pull the dogs apart,
rather dangerous proceeding consid-
ering the demonstration the dogs We're
giving.
AT this stage Of the conflict Bill
Harris, in front Of whose store the
conflict was being waged so fiercely,
came forward with the lighted-cigar-
On-the nose cure. The friend who
suggested the procedure also got pref
ty close to the nose of Art Sather's
determined representative of the ca
nine tribe with the light, but jerked
back his hand before the cigar touch
ed him.
Harris, himself, now sought to de-
monstrate it's efficiency. He pressed
the cigar hard and long on the ami
mails nose. the sparks flying in either
direction, but the bull stuck.
The big crowd that had gathered
next were treated with the real thing.
Two men grabbed hold of the collar
around the neck of the frst-named
dog and frightened it until the choked
animal released his grasp.
But Smiths dog, freed, was after
vengeance and dove after Sather's
dog, being rushed to safety to the
store across the street At last the
door was locked with Sather's dog be-
hind it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26

is up to the directors to replace these
animals when they become too old.
cat one time we had three Hol
stein bulls in this organization, but
the farmers have come to the conclu.
sion that the milking Shorthorns suits
their purpose best.
This is almost entirely a wheat
and small grain country, and we find
that the milking Shorthorn comes to
our farms and accepts conditions as
they are, and without requiring any
fancy barn or fancy feeding, these
splendid reds and roans with their
rugged constitutions go to work to
produce cream that brings a good in
come and steers that top the market.
Surely the milking Shorthorn is the
farmers COW.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
Calcium's Value
.a.... insTubercul0sis

Az a tonic and remedial agent in the
treatment Of tuberculosis; this ele-
ment is being studied by scientists
and physicians everywhere.
For more than two decades users of
Eckman's Alternative have tested its
efficacy in such cases, for calcium
Chord is one of the chief constitu-
ents Of this preparation, which has
produced beneficial results in thou
sands of instances. And in this form
it is so combined as to be easily
assimilated.
Iflyou are thus afflicted, trial may
prove this to be just what is needed
to assist Nature in bringing about a
return to normal health,
It is safe to take, because 1t con-
tains no poisonous or habit-forming
drugs of any sort.
At your druggists.
CeknaA Laboratory, Philadelph1os
For sale at Breslow's Drug Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
SHOOTS OFF
HIS OWN TOE
Nebraska Private Takes Heroic
Measures After Being
Bitten by Snake

| Llano Grande, Tex, July 24.-Pri
vate Harry Jacobs of the Fourth Ne
braska infantry, in common with sew,
eral thousand other militiamen en-.
camped along the border at this point
is afraid of snakes.
Jacobs retired to his squad tent last
night and an hour or so later his tent
mates were startled by a rifle report
Thinking that Mexican raiders had
attacked the camp, they jumped to
their feet and found Jacobs sitting on
the floor, holding one foot in his
hands. a.
He had been bitten in the toe by a
snake as he slept, and in order to pre-
vent the spread of the poison, shot off
the toe.
SO far Minnesota men of both the
Third and First regiments have been
fortunate. There has not been an ac-
cidental rifle discharge, and no men
have been seriously poisoned by in
sect bites. Three men in the Third
have suffered some from scorpion
bites, but their injuries are not SER
iOus.
Two men, one of the One Hundred
and Sixty-thrd Indiana infantry, and
one of the Fourth Nebraska, have
been drowned in nearby lake, while
swimming.
Private Drue McGindley of A COM
pany, Third Minnesota, was taken to
the base hospital with fever last week
but has reported back to his company
for duty.
John J. Harvey of F. company, Du-
luth, is ill at the base hospital, but
not seriously, as is Private Cosgrove
Of B company, Anoka.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
WALLACE WILL INVESTIGATE.
CANADIAN TAX LAWS


George E. Wallace, member of the
tax commission, left yesterday for
Winnipeg, where he will begin the in
spection of the taxing systems Of
western Canada.
Canada has adopted system Of the
gradual adoption of a modified single
tax. At present most of the assess
ments are made on the basis of so
per cent to improvements and 100 per
cent to land, although in some COM
munities the tax on improvements
has been reduced to as low as rs per
cent.
Mr.. Wallace will also investigate
the compulsory hail insurance, where
by all land, whether cultivated or not,
is taxed to insure farmers against loss
by hail.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
COUNTY BOARD
III. COMPLETE LEWES

The county commissioners adjourn
ed yesterday as an equalization board
and the totals for the county will soon
be announced. .-.
, They completed the total levy for
the county, which follows: General
fund for county, $4,000; interest and
sinking fund, 100000; road and bridg.
es, $4,000: salary, $20,0o0; emergen
cy, $4,000: insane fund, $4,000; soph.
err bounty, $1,000. A five mill tax was
levied on all unorganized townships.
Many raises were made in the i'm.
provements of the townships. ..
The commissioners will spend the
next two days viewing roads and
bridges in various sections in the
county. They expect to wind up the
work Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
SNEAK THIEVES WORKING
IN CITY OF MANOAN

Sneak thieves are operating in Man.
dan, according to the police. Several
persons have reported clothes or 9TH
er articles stolen from yards. Some
man stole a bicycle owned by Henry
Handtmann of the Western Union
office and was seen going south on the
Flasher road.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
OLSON TO FARGO.

G. H. Olson, reporter for the rail
road commission, will leave thi:
morning for Fargo to report the ralt
hearing to be held there
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
HERE FROM GLENCOE,

Hon. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald
of Glencoe motored to the city yester-
day, where they spent the day shop
ping and calling on friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
HERE FROM REGAIN.

Fred Middlestead Of Regain is spend
ing some time in the city, undergoing
treatment at one of the local hospi,
tails.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
CLOSES SCHOOL TERM.

Miss Lois Pearce of Second street
has just closed a successful term Of
school in the Riverview district, and
has returned to her home here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
R|CHHOLT ELECTED
BOARD PRESIDENT

p H. w. Richholt was elected presi-
dent of the school board at an adj
journed meeting held last night. Rich
ard PenWarden was chosen clerk.
J. M. Martin, the new superintend-
ent, is expected here August 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26

Mrs. c. Hinsz of Anamoose has en-
tered the St. Alexius hospital, where
she will undergo treatment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
BUYS BARRIER SHOP.

The S. J. Dorke barber shop, lOcat
ed under the City National bank, was
purchased by Messrs. Harrington and
Kingsbury of Lewiston.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
CITY NEWS
BEGUN SCHOOL TERM.
ENTERS LOCAL HOSPITAL

Miss Hattie Grover has begun a
school term in the Hay Creek district.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26
RETURNS FROM WESTERN TRIP.

Rev. r. H. Myers of Rosser street
has returned from motor trip to Me.
dora and other western points. He
made the trip by motor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26

ing all the water meters that have
been paid for by property owners ana
others installing them. #st5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26

Blakemore will seek an appropriation
OF $lS,5OO, or approximately that
amount, for the purpose Of repurchas-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-26

budget is made up next September by
the city commissioners for the year
1917, City Commissioner Robert B.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-12

article of Bro. M. M. Months, page
298, April Journal, and read il
twice to get the good of it: We
run all the rattletraps on Sunday
because a few accommodation
trains don't run on Sunday, and
then on Monday, yards blocked
and the road work slow. The
railroads don't care for the teach
ings of the Bible until it comes to
Rule G, then it would be awful for
a railroad man to take a drink or
even slip on a banana peel on the
street near a saloon.
We should follow the other
labor unions and have time-and-
one-half for our Sunday work,
too.
Now, Brothers, we must hold
to the time-and- one-half for over
time, above all things, and don't
worry about the l. C. C. investi-
cations unless it is to get an in
vestigation of our engines, or an
investigation of the track we are
hauling the public over, and over
which we are trying to haul them
safely.
Now, Brothers, express your
ideas in our Journal, for it is our
best medium and adviser.
MEMBER DIV. $40.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Apr. 3, 1916.