davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-09

Stranger-"Have you got large
police force in your town here?'
Native-"I reckon. He weighs close
on to three hundred pounds"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-09
Marriage Licenses.

Oscar Jacob Humbert and Ora
Naomi Currens, both of Westminster
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

men, idoner griiner Sappen, porlieb.
Sd babe oas nm oas &aterlano mol
peroient, 10 gut, als Die 8eriftpo-
rer BEN @aleen perbienten. aber
MN 8u uits, meme Siebe."
@r trot ibr NIT fauniidem Sa-
f,eln einen Sdritt naber. Sic mid
5uriif. rgeur feline @ngit Dor Dem.
Ser Sybnen mol nil, Oh, iebr mol,
meiue ld)one, blonde Seinoin,4 Hit
iterte er. aSbr 2eben aebort io5u-
iogen mir, aber es ioa Elm idones,
bergniigtes @eben iein - haba. poll
3ari6 uno @liid in meinen Ir.
men. On baft es mir nun einmol
qnoeton, on Sere, nit beinen groben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
Der WeItburger.
Gin G%riegsroman bon @altber
| S6ulte pom 8rmbl.
(5orieeena.)

(Jortiebena.)
o9tber Die grobte Sreuoe miro
ibnen bod ftets bos 9reinidlasen
bleiben" ,meinte Tie.
a9refderarbeit, Inn oaS SLID
Sbres @eneraleenaltieen at gebran=
den. gosbafte 2eute fonrrten oenr-
mad Die bertiGen Soloaten ou1
0rei6fleeel nennen", IieB fih bic
Stimme @egora' bernebmen, Der
binter ibnen itano uno, eifrig 3ieo-
rettetl roudenbt ibrem Spiele 3lt<
i6o1te.
@ora botte iid fdon LANCE iiber
SEN unipmpotbiiden 3uidolter ge0r-
CERT. SD miiroe Shnen rotell, bic
lem geiitpollen @ereIei6 Dem gofl
M2iiler mit5uteilen. @r miro Sbnen
sic ridtiee Intrport mol ni9t IdltI=
Dig bleiben", bemerfte er.
Ser onoere ober e~rtgegnete, Idein<
bar gleidmittie: uS6 8iebe es fir
iebt Dor, gu Set 81 gebef1 uno Sic
8ebogIibfeit Ser 0eGe aus81probie-
rem, Die i6 Ser @iite unieres 8oGet=
babenoen perbonfe. Sier lit es ia
ood gum Ster6e11 Iangfpeilig." l1nb
NIT elmer Gerbeugllng 9ege1t
Serene 5og er fi6 aus Dem SdIden
sltriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

u ..eatex eeratd Teeb" uno ysa.
Ter Gas Mafb" mtadt. bic SsnaeH e ss3S.
,,rS rentobeI. Seu rro @etre'os;o 2sg
nsrsWeoiain. SateE eeeb 70: 4So SaD
wInres Gfr. Sci. grodett 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
r EIGHTEEN HOTEL

yoos bebeutet ,gbe Gtgbteen"! Sus
hssts SoteI Fir bos fpenigIfe @eIb IN Satl
S Sntonio. Simmer SOC. aasseaeidnsts
SmoSIse;teu S5c. @iebrise Sp~esialrater
ner ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett e2a7: 81
esntraIer 9ooe. sO2 @iDeGlnmo StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Mueen itno oeinem eIGn5eloen Saor-
@ans berriift bin id, pabrbaftigs
eans oerriidt. Gin 8ort. BON oir
nno id peroe ihmeigen, uno Die Cob
getpeibten unter uns Iolen am 2e-
ben bleiben. llno mein 2obn2 9us
rtlr on"
g@ermorfener, 8uriid uno binaus,
o6er i6 ldreie 0as Sous 8ulam-
mem, rief iie uno mics brobeno nad)
Der Sir.
(Sortietuna foIgt.)
Der Hubm lit Elm br%ennenoer
Sfen; man muB i'm INNER mieoer
beiterL iol er nidt Yost ipcrocn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

eab alamo gla8a -bibih n1obllerts
feine 8inlmer. Doc; 75cu " PEE &aa,
SO. 80 nrb auftpdrts per Wone. S'r mIass
init 2 getten $500 per Woue. ans'
Felerbon grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
FRITZ REUTER-

-, cameron ctr, 9utomobil 8epaTa@
t,fren. Crnacetplene : S6tpeiBnng, al<
he;fen am Mnfabrtss nnD Snt5nnoua8sS
Wnporat. grodett 6625.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
DUPUY reimigt 9mte.

@eoeniiber Dem @nnter Office 9es
bailbe. 112 Oit<Soultol on. Gau ,,'n
Strohs rnb Eanamas2liie gsIel'..s;
oeformt. @eine Arbetf III n'
frefflih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
0ols mnD apble.

Wir bolten bic bette Ssble u1o bas
bette 8rennhola. Brobiert nr,s. Vla5e
Bppb & Gpal &p. grpdett 6059. Neiies
Eel. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
Merchants' Transfer Go.

Srorsportieren unb Gnfiteuen pm
sGdfes1 nnb }hiperer M,,fhss
spesiaIitdt. GbAclen ger'snIenSs aIoroia
mohren etc. Office 51O-ol4 S
Ctr. Beibe Sci. Sbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
5omeu uno gefiigelfntter.

sres etoffel, 8t9 Oft : eonlnIeree
ctr. Sen, @etreioe, @arter,s nto oe'p''>
mon Gefliiaelfntter. Sitiibatoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

@ieneG ebler fieH NON am better
bur9 Die Nueen anoerer.
Ser Cole forbert aaes BON fia; ee1
gemeine anes bon anberen.
Man9e So6e 1T 70 gut, baB fl
our9 MnpreiIune an Mert perliert.
Mon6er 1T bariber aur Ruint
setpOroen, baB ct fi9 gu bisl rsftaus
rterte. $50 ,~e~s>e~
8riIIanten fino oft Die 8oi'
fteine bes Grauensliids ooer Die Graba
feline.
Ser @alaeebdlt bes Meeres tpirbe
Sen fe9sfa9en Rauminbalt ber @lper
einnebmen.
Cine s3iese bern1og i'm Sabre baa
3ebnfade ibres 2ebenssepi9ts ar
Mil1 gu liefern.
8on Den GOT Mann, tpel6e DIT
beriibmte Mttade Bel 8alaflapa riften,
tamen 1875 surid.
Maregrobopo bat bic tpenigs
fen froftfreien Sage in 9eutf4ldnb,
ndmli9 159, !9elsolan0 Die meiften.
$50.
Ser Guber5te Mert Der internatios
nalen 9aarfarbentafel seniigt nod
nidt, i'm bas S9mar3 bes @rDnlGns
berbaares tpieoeraugeben.
1854 Iieb man bur9 einen alien
r0mif1en &anal<S unnel cine Mini.
arbe Rubitmeter Mafer oes Taciners
Sees In 6as Meer laufen.
gs 1T Iei9ter, tauienb Grauen Den
Ropf gu perbreben, als elmer einaisen
benfeIben suredtaufesen.
rGlnsenoe 8ldtter."
Das 0ieb i'm fibliden Niebers
Galifornien fat f9 an bic oprtiss
9rodenbett 70 sepDbat, baB es nur
ole paar Sage ober ale Mo6e einmal
trtntt.
preuBen befob bereits Dol
@riinoans Der Jlotts atpei Murinepfft,
siere, bic als fol9e IN ben 2ittn &c,
fibrt tpurbe,r uno in Stralfunb sarni,
fonterten.
Srauen trasen Dem Batter, Bru'
Der, Mann unbeoenflid Sober. 8leis
fift, @iesenad uno papier oapon
obne baron au benfen, bas 8eniistt
auriid5ubringen.
9osumil Golb.
Ser SpIoat, Der ni9t banbelt.
biibt bic gauge Gepalt oes gntbuiias.
mus uno bes Mntriebs ein. gs III
melt f9perer, ben Sob gu ertparten,
als Jpn gu troBen.
2amartine.
Oas Weib faeut Die Re9tspiorig,
felt niht Inn ibrer ielbit ninen, ions
bern nur um ibrer. 5oleen Diuen;
/ iobalo bic 9offnung Der @erbeimli'
dung sroB senus 1T, lit ibr bas Be
sebren Ser Ge9tspioristeit cine poii.
tibe 2ut.
Gouarb BON 9artmann.
@s lit punoerbar. nit elmer 5rau
an elmer 9ren3e gu tpobnen; bret SUI
Den aufammen baben nidt fobiel Sas
lent nno Sre9beit i'm S9muggeln als
Elm Meib. Oieies lit bic geborene Sc
leeenbeitsma9erin. Defroubantin uni
S9mugglerin.
8oeumil GolB.
Die Sebnin9t aus Der realer
Welt mad elmer ibealen unb Die aug
Der 8etdtisuns bisfer Sebnfudt ent.
itebenbsn inneren 4dmpfe fino elmer
Der tiefften 3use beutfden Deieus,
SIM duBeren aanpf um bag Sbeal
srlabmt DIE 6eutfde 8ebarrli6fett ME
Mas bic Deutfden in Der, ppltttf9er
@d6iats 0robes setan, tpas Die 6eut.
fde @iHenfduft unb STUNT 5srrltdes
selsiitet baben, per0anfen iie In erifer
2inie biefehi SSbealismus.
9ans Meper.
Die @srIeibuns Der bulsarifder
Marfdanspiirbs an a6nig Gerbtnant
burd bic oberfte bulsorif9e 9eeresleis
tung bot bur9 ben urgetpObnii4 lebs
baften Gntfdlub Der b0berer Generdls
in Sen Rretfen Der 4rmee uno in Der
geDOlferuns tiefen ginbrud semaht.
8isber CAB es in Der bulgarif4en Or.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

G. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.
Sdnoler in Sarotpare, Defen n,S
pIsMemouren. Hrattifde. 8leulpnsr IMu
SadSeder. 9S4 Oifseomuteree Sfrobe'
TropiS 1850.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

0as Weib fdeut Die Re9tspioris,
felt ni4t um ibrer ieIbit pilen. fons
bern nur um ibrer. 5olsen pilen;
fobalo bic 9offnung Der @erbetmli'
dung sroB senug lit, tit ibr bas Be
sebren Ser Ne9tspiorigteit cine pofi.
tibe Gut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Sreu. mein aino, unb Wobrhdfties
feit III
Simmer 6es 0eutffen Iisebafts
Webre =
Greue bid. bab bu Elm Deutf6er bift,
Madfe binein in bes @~oterlanoes
Gbre!
&kpoor bon MommeI.
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Gouarb BON 9artmann.

@s lit punoerbar. nit elmer Srau
an elmer Gren3e gu tpobnen; bret SUI
ben 3ufammen baben nidt fopiel Sa'
lent uno Srs9beit i'm S9muggeln als
Elm Meib. 9iefes lit bic seborene &C.
leeenbeitsma9erin. 9%efraubantin uni
S9musslerin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Ser SOloat, Der nidt banbelt.
biibt bic gauge @etpalt oes gntbuiias.
mus uno bes Mntriebs Elm. gs I'll
nett f9perer, ben Sob gu ertparten,
als ibm gu troben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Trauen trasen Dem Batter, 8rn'
Der. Mann unbeoenflid 5eoer. 8leis
fift, SieseIad unb papier oabon
obpe bardn gu oenfer, bas 8eniistt
aurid5ubringen.
9ogumil @olb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

preuBen befob bereits DOl
@riinoans Der Glotte anei Marineoffi
siere, bic .aIs fOIde IN ben 2ifttn &c
fiibrt tpurben uno in Stralfunb garni
fonterten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
9Oaumil @olB.

Die @srIeibuns Der bulsartfden
Marfdauspiirbe an a6nts Serbtnanh
bnr9 bic obstfte bulsarifde 9eeresleis
tuns bot bur9 ben ungetpDbnii4 lebs
baften GntfdluB Der b0berer Generdle
in Sen Rreiien Der Grmee uno in Der
gebOlferuns tiefen ginbrud semaht.
8isber CAB es in Der bulgarif9en Or.
NEE feline Marfdalspiirpe. 0af
oiefe nidt our9 Ma6ttporte oes Sou.
perdns ooer aif lesislatorii9sm Mese.
fonDsrn burd Die Snitidtips Der ar.
NEE ielbit hIs b0dfs aasasidnune
BEN oberften arisssberrn bsrlieber
pirD. bat fir bieien ni9t BLOB bejOns
beren Wert. fonbern biirfts aud Den
oemofratiiGen Neisunsen bes 0olfes
fdmeideln unb ben Trdser Der Mar'
fdalspiirbe boburd ooppelt BOLTS
tiimIiH MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Das 0ieb i'm fibIihen Rieber.
G~alifornien fat f9 an bic bprtist
srodenbett 70 setpDbat, baB es nur
ole poar Sage ober ole Mo6e einmal
trtrft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
st
s9utel.

O.bne 8rot unb Wein friert OH
2tebe Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

@ieneS ebler fieb& man am better
bur9 Die Mueen anoerer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Ser Cole forbert aaes BON fia; ee1
Gemeine ales BON arberen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13

atpper en- 9ipp bat er Jpn nit sefpips
LIN Ous mar 10 en- ads 100 SdnornnJ
SLIP IL. Msnu Id aud nit Der alsrs
l9martelte fin, Id fin aipiuer aud
nod lang nit osr oummFe, nomit ID
petbIsiipe S1nt Sbrn Iieusr
YbiI.i pp Gauerompfer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13

Wenn t4
3bne Iegts
Go9 seiarups
he ben, odB
mer 70 { isiHes
Dinner gebobt
bate, 70 berfe
Ge nit bente,
OaB anes 70
f8mnbt absans
&c ipdr. Se9n
&C., oa IL for
SrIfens Der
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Muiterbnd fir aIlc grten Don SdfeI.
arbeiten.

Bud Gr, 1, pie unteH gcseigt, emf.
bdlt gnpeiiungcn uno punOerid6nc
S%iluilrdtionen iitr aIe glrtcn Don
8ilaf Sdtelnrbeiten un6 aret3.
eden. Seoe brau meticifert, oos
9tcucitc in Mldtern al betommen.
MAIDEN Gle SGfeldrbeit? Sen0en
sic brett fir OieIes Bud, peldes
,aas reidhaltigite pno biaiotc Oau.
ltcrbnd lit. 50 CREDIT eber ben
3ped, ols gii6er bon $3.50 @ts.
lleber 200 Muiter abgebiIOet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
An die Lesser DIES WOchenbIatts!

9rruf gud bel einfdufen anf
bic sGriblne~.
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Wfsnrr 5dDreibFbriff Sss
Abilipy snmtrantpftr.

MlIn Ii.lpn SEE Ne0adLi0nar:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
/. H.D,ESTABROOK
...CUNDER OLSON
CARRY BISMARCK
Delegate Ticket of Republican
State Central Committee
Wins Easily.
G. B. LITTLE LEADS
IN ALL THE WARDS

Bismarck registered a light vote
yesterday, in which II. ID. Estabrook
was the preference for president,
Gunder Olson for national committee
man and the ticket named by the re.
publican state central committee won
out easily.
On the democratic side there was
no opposition to Wilson, but interest
centered on the fight between Brueg
ger and Perry for national committee
man. There were less than 40 demo
cratic votes cast in the city. Brueg
ger received %. Perry 9, and William
Olson 7.
'rhe total vote in the city for pres
ident on the republican ticket was.
LaFollette rs, Estabrook 5333, nationa
committeeman, Olson 372, Lemke 81
C. B. Little lead the ticket easily
among the delegates with a vote OF
4O2 There were only All republican
votes cast throughout the city. A re-
sumo of the city vote complete fol-
lows:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
JAMES A. BROWN
APPOINTED To THE
BOARD0F CONTROL
Governor Hanna Selects Rollette
County Man for Late Mr..
BreWster's Place.
NEW APPOINTEE Is @
AN N. D. PIONEER

Late Tuesday afternoon Governor
l.. B. Hanna appointed James A..
Brown, Rolla, Rollette county, TO the
board of control to fill out the uneX-
pired term of the late Fred Brewster.
This appointment is one that has been
awaited Tor some riGla and tu,any eyes
have been covetously turned toward
the capitol by those desiring the ap.
pointment.
Well Known in Northern Section.
James A. Brown came to North Da-
kota many years ago and has always
been engaged in agriculture until
elected to the position Of county audi
tor of Rollette county. in that place
he has served for six consecutive
terms. Recently he has been doomed
for the office of state auditor.
Comparatively Young Man.
He is only 43 years of age, married,
and has four children, three boys and
one girl. He was at one time engaged
in school teaching and also proved up
on homestead in Rollette county.
Was In City.
Mr.. Brown, who has been in the
city for a few days, has accepted the
appointment and as soon as his resig-
nation is accepted to the auditors po-
sition, he will come to Bismarck and
make this his home. He left for home
Yesterday,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
HAY ARMY BILL
ONLY IMPORTANT
MATTER IN HOUSE
Senate Passed Tillman Munitions
Measure and Voted $11 ,000,.
900 for Plants.
VOTED ON FORMER
MEASURE TODAY
Many Amendments Made to the
Matter Which Is Up for
Consideration.

Washington, March 2l.-Although
rapid progress was made in the house
today with the Hay army increases
bill, it was found impossible to reach
a vote before adjournment. 1t may
be passed tomorrow, it having been
set on Wednesdays calendar for un-
interrupted consideration.
In the senate, Chairman Chamber
lain of the military committee, now
plans to call up his army bill tomor-
row. He had expected the house bill
to be completed today, and Was watt
ing for it, but concluded tonight that
time would be saved by attempting to
take up the senate measure at once.
Several important Amendments.
Several important amendments
were made to the Hay bill during the
day. With one exception, they were
approved by Chairman Hay of the mil
itary committee. After defeating 4
pIODoSul ny llCpl iNdHIis
ranking minority member of the COM
mittee, to permit efficient, regular sol
diers to be discharged into the re-
serves in one year on recommends
ton OF their commanders or in two
years on their own motion, the house
reversed its action and put through Il
similar amendment by Representative
Gardner of Massachusetts, over Repre-
sentative Hays opposition. ...
Reserve Officers Training.
The most important amendment
! was the insertion Of the reserve off
GERS training scheme, proposed by
Representative Gard of Ohio, demo
crat, which already has been included
in the senate bill. 1t provides that
military instructors be supplied by the
war department to any civil edllca-
tional institution, with an able stud
ent body Of 100 or more and where a
military course, satisfactory to the
war department is established. a suf.
fcient number of graduates would be
designated for six months additional
training with the regular army to
maintain corps of $4,000 reserve Off
GERS. The provision was approved by
the Association of Military Colleges
and Schools.
Give President Great Power. 80.
Another amendment accepted
which was offered by Representative
Kahn, would permit the president to
order out the regular army reserves
without going to congress for author
ity. The contemplated strength of the
reserve is $4,000, and as the bill now
stands, the president could increase
the regular army from its peace
strength of 100000 TO a strength of
235,000 by executive order, if war
seemed imminent. The last amend
ment adopted as offered by Repre-
sentative of Kentucky a member of
the committee. 1t would authorize the
war department to have constructed
all the tools and fixtures necessary
to convert private munition plants for
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
GLEN ULliN COUPLE
CELEBRATE GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Glen Ullin, N. d., March 2.--Be.
tween so and 40 relatives and old
friends are gathered this evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bean
at Glen Ullin to help them celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary.
iMr. and Mrs. Bean were married
at Athens, Ohio, just SO years ago to-
day and came to North Dakota nearly
so years ago, having made their home
at Glen Ullin for mariy years. Many
relatives and friends this afternoon
called to extend their congratulations,
and this evening were entertained at
an elaborate dinnr.
TIL couple have two sons, Hadley
and Theodore Bean, both of Glen VI.
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson Of
Mandan attended the celebration, the
latter being niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bean.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
FAMOUS BANDIT OF CIVIL WAR
DAYS, DEAD IN MISSOURI HOME

Lees Summit, Mo-, March 21.-Cole
Younger, famous outlaw of border
days, but of late years devout
church attendant and good citizen,
died tonight on the farm where he
was born, Il years ago. For several
weeks he had been lowering between
life and death and the end came to.
night.
Younger had been out of prison 13
years, after serving a quarter OF a
century behind the bars of the Min
nesota penitentiary for the .Northfield
bank robbery in 1876. His brother,
Fob, died in the prison.
Thomas Coleman Younger, to give
his full name, became an outlaw be-
cause his father was killed as a re-
suit of his opposition TO the war. He
joined Quantrell's band of guerillas
and was present in the memorable
raid on Lawrence, Kan, in which its
garrison of federal troops was put
to death by the guerillas.
The depredations of the James
boys were attracting attention about
the time the war ended and as feel
ing against the Youngers was still
running high as result of their ac-
tivities, they were blamed for many
of the acts of the James gang. Prior
to this time, however, neighbOrs had
started a story that the Youngers had
been implicated in an Iowa bank rob-
berry. Cole Younger went to Florida
and lived under an assumed name,
in order to get away from a reputa-
tion he had not earned. Unable to
obtain amnesty for what he had done
during the war, Cole Younger finally
conceived the robbery of the North
field, Mimi. bank as means of oh.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
Fire Burns
a Western
Ark. 7own
Fears Are Held That Modoc,
Nearby Place, Will Likewise
Fall Before Flames.

Topeka, March 21.-Accordng to re-
ports reaching Ness City, the town Of
Utica, in western Arkansas, has been
destroyed by fire. Telephone wires
are down.
Scott City has received reports that
the town of Modoc, west of Utica, has
also been destroyed by fire.
Dodge City has been enveloped all
day in a cloud of smoke, and the To-
cal fire department was stationed at
the edge of the city to contest the ap-
proach Of prairie fires, which were
burning in a great quarter circle in
four counties to the north and west Of
here. ..-
The extreme mild weather of the
last few days, coupled with high
wind, has made the prairies like tin
der. Many local citizens have assist
ed in checking the confagration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
/. c. FLINT DEFEATS
KELLEY At JAMESTOWN

Jamestown, March 21-1n the mayor
atty contest in this city. which has
ragged for several days between H.
Flint and J. F. Kelley, and which has
resulted in some of the old time cam
paign excitement, came to close to-
day with the vote standing. Flint 493,
Kelley 290. Mr.. Kelley is the present
mayor and when the alderman voted
to cut off the salary of the mayor and
make the pay depend upon the meet
ings attended. Mr.. Kelley vetoed the
ordinance and from that time on there
has been a warm campaign for the
position.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-22
COMMITTEE SLATE
FOR De LEGATES IS
RUNNING STRONG
Showing Made by New York At.
torney Is a Surprise to
Many.
SMALL VOTE DUE TO
BIG SNOW STORM
Grand Forks County Only Ono
Turning Out q Big
Vote.

North DakOta'S second presidential
primary ran into regulation blizzard
yesterday that rendered 1t impossible
to get anything like complete re.
turns. They are SO meagre that to
base even guess is mere specula.
tion. Out of the scattered returns.
however, LaFollette is leading Esta.
brook in the valley, while on the Mis-
souri, river slope the New York at.
tOrney is running strong.
Split Ticket.
Harry Tucker at Valley City lest
evening was claiming the state for
LaFollette, but admitted that the del
egation of the Progressive Republi.
can league would not land entirely.
The best he would venture was split
ticket.
t-= !, Committee Ticket Leading.
Returns indicate, however, that the
delegate ticket nominated by the re-.
publican state central committee Is
running strong, with the best chances
for its ultimate victory.
Gunder Olson Winner.
Gunder Olson of Grafton defeated
William Lemke in Cass, Barnes and
other sections. His election as ma.
tional committeeman is assured.
n. II. Perry Leads Demos.
H. H. Perry is running away with
Bruegger in the valley and on the
Slope. His election seems assured
over the Williston man. The Germans
in Stark county turned on Bruegger
and went to Perry-that is, the ones
who did not leave the democratic
primaries and vote as republicans.
Stark For Estabrook by $50.
In Dickinson, for instance, the Ger.
mans on the South Side voted almost
solidly with the republicans, as pro.
test against Wilson's foreign policy.
Estabrook will carry Stark county by
$50, or more.
All over the Slope it was impossi.
BILE to get returns because of the
storm. In the northern tier of coun.
ties a fierce storm is raging and it
was reported from Minot that in a
large number Of precincts not vote
was polled 1t is estimated that
hardly a % per cent vote was cast
by the republicans.
Estabrook managers last evening
refused to concede the state to La
Toilette. But the story is best told
by the following scattering returns
that filtered in:
so precincts in CaSs county give: