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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

pGnG jofiparreIla, pitaian fappeleis-
ia, jpisia barpempi aiutis ia abtaari'
pi, nGfopiiri painoi leimania fatffiin
oIoibin, ia joisia iiis alfuperdiiemmat
tawat, umpimieliiempi funiunIuOnnc
ia bitaommat elintapat mallitiipot.
glnieSfasia tlintuiipot olot Sofng'
{esta emf aifoina maientaipilta. Col
ienIaista fuin @oprisid oil ie tpo'
maa, ionfa ban tdaIId muofattapaf'
Teen moStoonctti. 8oprin ieuout o.
Iiuat iiiben merrottiina fpanbaa mil
ieIpsmaata. IutioIta tiintiti bdncsto
Iuontofin bartpoan %aiiltusia ylimics'
fasSa. 8ieraalta, umpimicliielto ia
fpImaIt6 tantui ieii6un fonia pcrrat-
tuna 8oprin ieuoun mdestoon. Sd
men milfaS luonteenia foipaii psto,
n6IIista ieurustelua mliitten ibntis-
ten fansio, ~iommotsta bdnelld 8op.
risi6 oil tariona. SiellG iosfin bancn
entinen tiittaipapiiriniG 8oprisia bo.
tnen "fGGntpmpfienia" jalfcen oil
fdpnpt bdneIIc nerrattain mieroofii,
%torioii ic fuitenfin bdneIle iemmoiic.
nafin ~pstdipdIIistd fobtelno ia icu'
rusteluo. glimiesfasio Ct -oniit fe.
tam = patti bGnen omot fotoloiien'
ia = ionfa fonsia ban oliii moinut
fesfusteIla. SGnen tilonio oil icntdb'
ben iieIId mcIfein FUN pfiindi'er
boofiiriffoiien ibmiien tia oiiimotto.
malta iooreIIo.
Scum Siis 2ogiis gIipicsfosio riipc'
Il ioornoomoon "tcbfdd poronmisto
iiu1 toiiuoon wnItofunta on ldbcstp
mt, min oil t1md piibe ictoin oiipor
m,tta pliwicsfoIoiiiIIc, iotfo pitimo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
Kansan Kirieita.
Gitssilliam, q. $.

Terfpe @iittajan toimitus ia fen III.
fijafuntal
TGmG paiffaflnta on ebfd monelle
@rlttaian IufiiaIIe tuntemoton, iiIld
en- ole buomanniit tdGItd firioitufiio
@uttaian p~aIstoiIlo. TddIId oiustaa
iuomaIaiiia noin 200 moibeille, pdd-
tp5paiffana on fiipimurtimot, ioSia
enin ola iiiomalaiiiafin on tposid,
lpoon mo fipitpot ofpot alma tolmen
oifaon ieiiaufiiasia, ioten polion tpo'
oifoon ieiiaufiisio, ioten paljon tpo-
Acknowledgement oil fcrtoa tdmGn poif-
fofunnan benfiiistd pp~rinnoistd. @n.
Iim1inen iuomaloisten benfiiistd pp.
rinnSistd OH oIliit r~oittiusieurd, iofo
on tGnne perlstettu toistofpmmentd
uuotto tafoperin, ipoon ie on fuoleen-
tiint meIfein ipntpmdiiidIIeen ia iofu
wuoii i%dIfecnpdin pritetiin ie idlleen
berGtt16, ipoan ci iiind eIon merffeio
ndfpnpt fun pbben uuooen, joten ie
idIIeen nlffui iitfeddn unecnio. Sit
tc aIfoi Weu Sampiin paItion foti.
Idbefps fustontamoon tdnne i~aarnoo-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

iia ia min tdGII6 fdipi uiiampia pa.
paafirfolliiia pubuiia. @aan Suma.
Ian fanaa rafastaipat fanialaiiet Ell.
mat olleet tpptppGiii6 niibin iaar.
naoiiin mita tuo mainittu pbbistps
fustanii. ipaan be alfoipat itie fus.
tantamaan iaornaaiia, MIN. etp. IlitB.
pappeia. Bast. S. sc. 2iuii fGipi
tadlla eniin iaarnaamasia ferran
fnusfa p9oen puopen aian ia iitie I'd.
'Di tGalla iamoin ferratt friusia past.
IS. Susufonen hteIfcen puooen aian
ia bGnen aifunant bereelIinett eIGma
nirfistpi. Sanen iaarnania oil moi
mallisto, ettd iitd fuunnellasia alfoi
rupeta fuolleet luiit f%aliiemaan. Has.
tori $nnsfonen ioutui pijan pois
muuttamaantGdItd ioGstd, ioten taas
'iGimme ilman iaarnaaiaa. Serran tiet
omat ibmeeIIiiet ia min tdsiGfin fob.
ten, fila $an ioboatti jdIIeen opetta-
jan iofa on tooella aie Serrat fabes.
IA, iofa moi piibiia iS6ipnetIfe aial.
lama. $dnen ioarnanfa ia Iaulunio
faif,iit alma fen percn moimasta, 10.
ia mnoti @olgatalIa ipntisten altiiu-
oefii. 81 iuinfaon Gitcbbursin ieura-
fuuta pettpnpt, fun maIitii past. M.
8isforin opettoiafieen ia on iamallo
meioan ieurafuntamme opettaia. Soi-
pomme, ettG ban ipiippiii fauipan ieu-
afuntamme o~pettaiana. SumaIo
iuofoon bGnelIe moimoa ia festGpppt-
I'd tGsiG falIiiSia miraSial
@ielG mainitien leurafuntamme
nineelliieSta ~puolesta, ettG naiffo
iouffomme on pieni, Min olemme fai-
fisia alioisia iuoriutuneet bptpin.
Seurofunnallamme on iiem6 ulIi
firffo, iofa malmiStlli mime puoben
a%ialIa, joDon famine f~ofoontiia Sl,-
malan ianao fulilemaan ia Sdnen pp-
BID laframenttid1n iafamaan.
Epbdfoulu peruStettiin mime fe-
m1nd, iosia lapiilIe on foitettu fir.
fastaa Sumalan ianan ppbiG tot,ruf'
fla.
SmpeIuieura perustettiin mDos
biliattain iofa fofoont,,u perbeisid TO-
Ia toinen torstai Ito.
Seurafunta toimii ortpoffaan OF.
jelma-iItaman 20 p. SeImifuuta al.
faen flo 7 Italia, iiIIoih on post
90. Bisfari tG6lId mufana. Obiel,
ma tuIee fits moninpuoIinen ia armo'
FAB. Germetuloa tdbdn tiIaiiuuteen
Spo6meIIinen termcbops past
Suusfoielle ia bGnen perbeeIleen il
faifilIe Miittnian l%ufijoiIIe ia toimi
tufieIIel Otto &aatifainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

Ia niita tarmitie paan Idbimmdiiem
me niitd tarnitiee. SiIl6 usfo lima,
toitd on fuollut. Mflltta fun on fpip
mps autuaafii tulemiiesta. iiIIoi,
meilla' pitad oIIa toiien tpot ie o,
&ristufien tpot usfolla omistettuna
ioittenfa fautta me alltuaafii tulem
me, fila armosta olette te autuaafi
t%rllleet, ettei itie t~eistdnne, SumaIar
Iabia ie on. Miitta ettG MT usfom
me, Min tulee usfopaiien usfonIa o
foittaa bpipisid toisid fosfa nGet mel
jeff ormoa iinuIta feriddmdn tarpeis
iania. etfd bGntd apta, min tie6G ettc
olet usfon fieltdid. 81 Slmalo OLE
fetaan tame pannut mibaan. ipaar
aiitrittta omistamaan Seeiufien faut,
ia ia toiiiamme raffauoesia paImeIe.
maan. Silla, jos uSfo on oifia ia
marma aiiasta SilmaIan eoesid, min
ct moi ola pfiindii paan &ristuflen
ratfauS aiaa ibmist1 raffaioen toibin
ldbimmdistG fobtaan. &pIIG fristit.
tn tietaa 10 ennenfun ban tetee, eta
fe on otollinen Siimalalle pfiin Qris.
tufien tdboen. 81 fristittp tee bptpGG
iiina mielesid; ettG ban iotafin o.
mania iiina etIiii, paan ban tefee
ie%n.S55ottr, eta Snmala min fasfi 0.
i%ottaen fiitolliiuutta ia fuuliaiiuutta
sSumalalIe, Sanett plSnpaIttiiea ar
monia eoestd, iofd baA usfoo ia o.
mistaa ia oh eIGnG ia balufas fulfill
le bbtpGd tefemGGn ia faiffia palpeIe-
usfopaiieIla on balu teb6d
faifine bppGG, minimum Silmalafin
banelle on tebnpt poifania faiitta.
@aiffa meio1n tefommc on pl,,itteil.
la beiffoufiilIa ia pirbeilId iefoitetti,
" .lA
Min Ell Sumdld~ fiiitetfadtt fpifb1amme
fatio eitd iointaa ibdan, antaa an.
teefii iofd baipd. Ottafaapo ia Iu-
fefaa @atb. 81: 10, mita tl,o mimi
pun filtpoa finn iiin1 oil fomiat Ieb.
Oct, mitta eli oIIltt beoeImGG. Miin
Seeius firoii flon miinipiiiin. T,toI.
laiiia &aamatun paiffoia pitGiii op.
pia painamaan t~untoibinia ia niitG
pmmGrtGmGdn, min ert,1e iilloin jou-
taiii toisten ibu1isten wioislo ia belt
fonfiisia min paIion riipplrmaon.
Wutta meiIIa diff ipoGmeIlinen baIll
SilmaIan f6sfpjen per6Gn rofasta.
moon Sulualaa ia lGbimmGistdmme
bdnen mieleniG nouteefii, iilIG me ra-
fastapnnte bdntd fun Sdn rafastoo
meta eniin. sos me toinen toistam-
me rofostamme, Min Slimala ppipp
meisiG ia Sdnen ~raffautenia on tGp-
oeIIinen meiSid. Wiitta meisid on us'
Ii, jofa faiffi n%difittoa Sumalan tab-
Don iaIfeen ia ie on pfiin usfo ibmi-
iesid, iofo raffauoen fautta tpotd te-
fee, jotfa fuuIiaiiuutta oiottaipat us'
fosia SumaIaIle, min Sdn puboistac
niitd. eta ne alma runiaamman beoel,
man fantaiiimat ia beoelmG ilmestpr
raffauben toisid ia iiIIoin tulee Ell
toosto ia aamusta eniimGinen pdimG
81. SasieI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
SerGnmGiiSbs Snomesia 19:lIG ,unu.
iiiaballa. = Eobianmaan beran.
naiisps. - Sunas 2asns nnbis-
. maan rai,uaajana &alajpen
iofilaafipsla, Dlitpies.
fasga.

Yobjanmoon ber1nn1iippoen enii-
mGtfet iiemenet oil Sonas 2agus fpI-
mdnpt rilotiinfieIiicsid @oprisid. %,
1928 iiirtpi 6. ia bGnen ber1tpstpon-
I'd iiiomenfieIiicen %iofiInafioon, yIi-
%-ipiesfon foppeliin.
Bosto tGsiG uiibesia moaperGsiG
fospoi ia porttli pobionmaon berdn,
naiipps fifii woimoIIiiefii Iifeeffi jofc
fummostisto, idifdbopstG, miboa be-
rGttGen bdiritii Suomen fuiiren pIei
ION rouboIIista usfonnoIIista uinniiS
ia ia pironomoiiiIIe, icfd bengeIIiii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

lie ettd maalliiilIe, tlotti buolta ia
bommaa iuuresia mdGrin. @asta
tdGlld, &alaioen iofilaafiosia, piifeu.
tut Bobianmaan berGandiipps pGbi.
tellen niibin eritpiiiin mlotoibin, lot.
ia ulfonaiiilIa tunnuspiirteilldGn lei.
maiipat fifteen labfolaiiuuoefii.
Eadlla febittitpGt fen bartau6elliiet
faapat ia fen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
|tSGllG ie mposfin ioutui Sapon be-
rdnndilppben ltfeiieet Dbtepteen ia
decentralization, f1poen fifteen fen
fansia fdii tdoesiG pbtend paltatpana
liiffeend, fabottamatta fuitenfaan
muutomisfa fobben omaluontoista
leimaania. B0prin iubina eli oIIut
faias fuulunlit perraten iiiben ufon.
jprin6Gn, iofa &aIaioen iofilaafiosio
nousten pporpi Suomen ielGnneitten
ia laafioien pli. painautiii iofa full.
moan ia murffaan, iopa faiabti itic
@endtdn ballituspiireisiafin.
Samoin fuin oil Bpbdioen ia pad-
|aiialliiesti SiifaioenfiA icfilaafiOien
Iaita, mliooosti aaGaioen ipeiiiafio I'd
ban aifaat toto pituuoeltaan bbben
ainoan pitdidn, ionfa emGieiirafunta-
no oil &alaiofi ioen iuulla. &appa.
Ieen maata faaffoispuolella &aIaioen
firffoa iuofiepat pbteen ne fafii bao-
raa, iotfa &aIaioen nimiienG pbterlG
%pirtana tuolpot peiiston ipeoet Sob.
j%anlaboen laaiaan aiponaiieen lpIiin.
Gitfin foilliien Baaran, p~ariinaiien
&olaioen martta iiiaitietuot, aIboalto
%Iufien, @loniesfan, OlGniesfan, Ti.
biSidripen (tpf. HipoIan) ia Saapa.
iGrnen fappelit iefG Heiiiidrpen iaar-
nabuonefunta. 2onnaiien baaran
parrella taas oil &aution ioarnabuo-
n%efunta ia Sieipin fappeIi.
Sban lifelId 2aIaioen iui,ta. foiIIi-
lem puolelIa iitG, oil iiIloin, minimum
pielGfin, pfii noita iponboia marffi-
napaiffoia, ionfa Iufuiint, taipaIliii-
no aifoina mabmois5a Ilfoisia oIetpot
punaiIet fauppafoiut ia mpputdlGt
antoiipat paifaIIe pienen fouppolan
Lehman fauppaIan, ionfa fen afiffaai
oIitpot altiofii idttGneet, patti ne bar
nat, ~jofrnen mirfaiIiia tabi aiiamies
d. M, joiIIa td6Il6 oil ppipipGinen o.
iunto. @utta marffinasaifoina ipntpi
tddnG miIfas life. SiIIoin laapui
paifaIIe mdfed paIion IifeItG ia fau-
faa.. SuInsta, Haabesta ia &offo.
Iasta iaapui faiippiaito taiparoineen
&ojuicn ia mppmGIdin oipet afpottiin.
MaaieubuIta tiiIpaiIi %fonioo, aIbois-
ia ia pIbdistd fopbdd ia iporafasta,
maanmiIjeIpfiesid ia ommattitaitonio
tiotteito mppsfenteIemddn ia faifen-
Iaiiia taIous- ia elintorpeitann este
Iemoan. T1mG pilfos life oil tie,
tpsti jobonfin mdGrin paifuttaniii
paiffafunnan oloibin ia p6eston eId'
mGnIaatliun ia .fotiomlfieen. &iir
tafndn ltldt1t bitonttoon ofefoon, etc
paiffofunto oil ranniffoieutii, JOSIE
oiutus oil fponbaa, ia iiiS j%otenfii
t~aaioofin ia misid Iaipafulfifaan c
oIIut oiipon trptematonto. fosfn foI
iooiit ia miiut pienemmdt booboe
pGGiipGt i%oeniunsta nouiemool
morffinopaifon fobooue ionffa, min
, on luonnolIisto, eta eIGm6n muooo
ia toipot tddIld eiwdt cndd oIIeet ibal
oIfuperdiicIIa fannoIIo. ga oinofil
t. ne oIiipot eoistpneemmdt, futen fan
I. fan Ilionncfin pireGmpdd, ruin plem
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

iticdniG wormoino fristittpin6 mit6Gn
fen cncmpdG poronmusta' tarmitiemot-
ia ia tefem6ttd. Site f%irioitti 6.
fp0stddn pstdmdnccn S. @eeeIiufiel.
Ic: "Sponi tddIld of marlin emf pp-
bin6 moifcoto. ci ninoostaon ficIcn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

miiofii 6. oil met tottumotoii iaor-
noamaan iuomcfii paiffa ban tplla
lopicno 10 oil oionnut fuomea) "ipaon
ctenfin icntdbocn, cttd oIin fuin bri'-
topon ddni formesio, iofo ei ticod.
fuuIeefo iitd fitfoon."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
devils LAKE GETS
GOOD SEED CONTEST

Devils Lake, July 31.-The annual
seed contest and meeting of the
North Dakota Improved Seed Grow
ers' association will he held at Devils
Lake in connection with the Lake
Region Seed Growers Associations
fair and institute On invitation of
the Lake Region Branch association,
the vote of the State Association
council placed the meeting at Devils
Lake and fixed the contest to con-
form with the Lake Region contest
in November. The contests have
previously been held in Fargo.
The North Dakota Improved Seed
Growers contest is open to all citi-
zens of North Dakota, provided they
conform to the rule to show. the exact
quality of seed whic hthey are hold
ing for sale as seed.
The seeds exhibited in the contests
are not to be better or worse than
that which is to be put on the market
as seed for sowing. All who compete
in this contest should prepare by pull
ing from the seed fields other kinds
and varieties of grain and those
weeds whose seeds are difficult to re-
move by cleaning machinery. Hand
| picking of seed is barred.
"Get ready for the big contest. The
rules and shipping directions will be
put forth in the annual premium list
Send in your annual membership
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
"Hell in Texas
Camp Poem at
Mercedes, Texas
BY a staff CORRESPONDENT

y oS0uu NVSBSoPOuOSUS
Llano Grande, Tex, July 31.-Pro-
family is somewhat more common in
the army than in civil life, for some
unexplained reason, and that may be
an excuse for the following poem,
vouched for by officers of Camp Llano
Grande, where the First North Dako.
ia regiment is situated, as true pic.
ture and even approved by the var.
ious chaplains.
"Hell in Texas"
The devil, we're told, in hell was
chained,
And a thousand years he there re.
manned:
He never complained, nor did he groan
But determined to start hell of his
own
Where he could torment the souls of
men
Without being chained in prison
So he asked the Lord if he had on
hand
Anything left when he made the land.
The Lord said, Yes, l had plenty on
hand,
But left it down on the Rio Grande;
The fact is, old boy, the stuff is so
poor
l don't think you could use it in hell
any more"
But the devil went down to look at
the truck,
And said if it came as a gift he was
stuck;
For after examining it carefully and
well
He concluded the place was too dry
for hell.
So in order to get it off his hands,
The Lord promised the devil to water
the lands;
For ne had some water, or rather
some dregs,
A regular cathartic that smelled like
bad eggs. IA
Hence the deal was closed, and the
deed was given,
And the Lord went back to his home
And the devil then said, II have all
that is needed
To make a good hell" and hence he
succeeded.
He began to put thorns in all of the
trees,
And mixed up the sand with millions
Of fees;
And scattered tarantulas along all the
roads;
Put thorns on the cactus and horns
on the tOads. fH
He heightened the horns of the Texas
steers,
And put an addition on the rabbits
ears;
He put a little devil in the broncho
steed,
And poisoned the feet of the cent?
pede.
The rattlesnake bites you, the scor
pion stings,
The mosquito delights you with buz
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01

,... ling WINGS.
The sand-burrs prevail and so do the
ants,
And those who sit down need half
s0les on their pants.
The devil then said that throughout
the land,
He'd manage to keep up the DEVILS
own brand,
And all would be mavericks unless
they bore
The marks of scratches and bites and
thorns by the score.
The heat in the summer is hundred
and ten,
Too hot for the devil and too hot for
men.
The wild boar roams through the
black chapparral-
Its hell of a place he has for a hell.
The red pepper grows on the banks
of the brook;
The Mexicans use it in all that they
cook,
Just line with Greaser and then
he'll shout,
1--WE hell on the inside as we'll as the
out"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
BIDS FOR BUILDING SCHOOL
-. HOUSES.

Sealed proposals for the erection
of two school buildings will be re-
ceived at the Office Of the district
clerk of Ballville School District No.
35, at Sterling, North Dakota, up to
Two o'clock p. M, Saturday, August
18th, 1916, in strict accordance with
plans furnished by the architects.
One proposal should be for the
erection of a one-story, two-room
building with full basement, in the
Village of Sterling, N. D., in accord
ance with the plans of A. H. Foss,
Architect, Elbow Lake, Minnesota,
and must be accompanied by certi-
fled check for 5000 as guarantee of
good faith, same to be returned to
/ the unsuccessful bidders Immediately
after letting the contract. This pro-
posal should give separate bids for
basement finished and unfinished, and
with and without heating plant
The other proposal is for one.
room school house to be built about
three miles north of Sterling, in &C.
cordance with plans and speciica-
lions prepared by A. Van Horn, Arch
itect, Bismarck, N. D., and must be
accompanied by certified check for
$50 as a guarantee of good faith,
same to be returned to the unsuccess-
full bidders Immediately after letting
the contract. s
| Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Office of the district clerk
in Sterling, or at the Office of the
County Superintendent of Schools,
Bismarck, or upon application to the
respective architects or the exchanges
at Fargo and Minneapolis.
The successful bidder or bidders
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
now seeking to meet political exigen-
cies by its naval program. But it
has imposed upon the country an in
competent naval administration.

has imposed upon the country an in
competent naval administration.
Demand Adequate Protection.
1--WE demand adequate protection on
both our western and eastern coasts.
We demand thoroughness and eff
cheney in both arms of the service.
It seems to be plain that our regular
army is too small. We are too great
a country to require of our citizens
who are engaged in peaceful voca.
tions the sort of military service to
which they are now called"
OF the present prosperity, Mr..
Hughes said, 1--WE are living in a
FOOLS paradise It is, he said, a
prosperity brought about by the alb
normal conditions of war. For the
protection Of the industries and work
ingmen of the United States against
the competition of "an energized Eu-
rope" Mr.. Hughes said it was plain
we must have protective upbuilding
policies. Other measures, too. should
be applied, notably, the upbuilding OF
a merchant marine.
ITO make peace lasting and effect
i've when the present war shall end
Mr.. Hughes advocated the formation
of an international tribunal to dis.
pose Of controversies of a justifiable
sort, backed by the cooperation OF
the nations to prevent war before
peaceful methods of adjustment end.
Mr.. Hughes also declared "for the
conservation of the just interests OF
labor, for conservation Of national re.
sources, and for a budget"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
HOTTEST DAY FOR THE
! YEAR IN new YORK

New York, July 31.-This was the
hottest day of the year in New York.
The mercury reached 81 at, $3.50 p.
m. More than a score Of persons
were Frustrated. Excessive humidity,
which reached 80, added to the suf-
fering throughout the city. The wea-
Their forecaster declared that relief is
expected from thunder showers to-
night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
must furnish contractors bonds as
required by North Dakota laws.
BY order of the District School

H. E. WELDFANG,
District Clerk.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01

Johnson's for corsets.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
Many HARVEST y S
HANDS HERE
Police Receive Reports Of 1nva-
sion, But Find That It Is
Peaceful One.
MEN RELEASED
FROM CUSTODY
MEN RELEASED
FROM CUSTODY

Bismarck's police received word
from other towns that large army
of dangerous characters was en- route
to the Capital City.
They met them at the eastern gate.
way and took some of them up to p0'
lice headquarters. Here Judge Dolan
and police officials found that the re-
ports were exaggerated: that most OF
the men had plenty of money, had
restaurant tickets and were seeking
work. The Judge released them all.
Beafsteak Breakfast.
Headquarters established at the
stockyards. Here some $50 of them
yesterday morning had breakfast of
beef steak, new potatoes and coffee,
cooked camp style over an improvis-
ed brick stove. An old iron kettle
was used to heat the water to wash in.
Many of them were planning on
sleeping outside last night but the
mosquitoes were too numerous. The
police helped them find rooming
places. Some of the men will work
in Bismarck until they find openings
in the harvest fields.
Praise Bismarck Police.
Last night the men had nothing but
praise for the way that Bismarck's
police treated them. THAT big guy"
said one of them, referring to Chris
Martineson, lis right with u.s."
Sheriff Mcdonald of Morton county
denied last night reports of trouble
at Mandan. He said that there was
no truth in the report that there was
nearlbattle there Sunday between the
so-called i. w. WIS and the authori-
ties.
The men last night were frank in
admitting that they intended to in
sist on wages of from So to 81 a day
in the harvest fields and while thresh-
ing, but they put greater stress upon
the fact that they wanted to shorten
the labor to ten hours a day.
AS one said, when six o'clock
comes am going to pull out my In.
gersoll, tell them what Robbie says
and quit work."
Another man told how he was with
a threshing crew last fall when the
men demanded a ten-hour day and
got it. The manager told them a
week later, he said, that they were
running through more grain a day
with the ten-hour rule in force than
they were when they were working
II to 16 hours.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
WIND WRECKS SCHOOL,;
II CHILDREN INJURED,

Davidson, Sask, July 31.-During a
violent windstorm here late Friday
a schoolhouse with II children inside
was blown from its foundation and
the building demolished. All the chill
dren were injured, but no one was
killed. Many barns and houses were
blown to pieces and considerable live
stock was killed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
J. M. Martin, the new superinten.
dent of schools, arrived in Bis.
marck Yesterday.
SUPT. MARTIN ARRIVES
IN CAPITAL CITY

J. NJ Martin, the new superintend-
ent of schools, arrived in Bismarck
yesterday, having motored from Chi
cago. He found the roads ideal, the
only bad spot being near Jamestown.
Mr.. Martin is very enthusiastic over
the opportunities here.
He comes from Huron, S. D., where
he held the same office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
HUGHES IkKES ATTACK
upon ADMINISTRATION
(Contnued from Pags onss
territory, but wished her to have
peace. stability and prosperity.
oiffeultIes Created.

lS4AAIVAyS UuI WA5AcU uSA " AdVC
peace. stability and prosperity.
offfeultss Created.
''The conduct Of the administra.
ton has created difficulties we shall
have to surmount," he said. "We de-
maaa from Mexico the protection of
the HIVES and property of our citizens,
and the security Of our border from
depredaticn."
6afegsarding American rights
abroad has not been accomplished, Mr..
1Isshes said, b. the administration.
There had been grave words In a
series Of notes." but what does 1t
ayail 10 use some of the strongest
words known to diplomacy II ambas-
sadegs can receive the impression
that Tho words are not to be taken
sesiossly?"
The luDitAaia Disaster.
The nominee reiterated his declara-
ton that had. this government left no
doubt that It meant to hold Germany
to "strict accountability" there would
Asve bean - los Of LIE On the Lusi.
taaia,
Diae1saing pseparedness, Mr..
Hu8hes, said It mas apparent that the
United States was "shockinsly unpre'
pared
~Ths Idmiaiatlat,on has failed to
diacAafra IL 1aspoaaibflities," Mr.
Ha9hes eontimeA "Asparestly It is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-01
FIRE IN GARAGE,

Fire starting from crossed wires
connected with a battery ignited
waste at the garage of the National
Highway Motor Co. Sunday afternoon,
but the blaze was extinguished by
Manager G. v. Bowers before any
damage was done.