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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
Reclutados de las filas de los cri-
minales.

Les chauffeurS criminales apare-
c.eron primero en- ell diStrito de la
luz blanca" cuando los tax:cabs ocu-
paron ell puesto de los famosos anti
guos coches de alqailer que iban
hasta Ell mar. Ellos fueron reclutados
de entire las fiias de las bandas cri-
minales que organizadas llevaban a
cabo sus fechorias en- ell distrito Co
nocido con ell nombre de "cocina del
inferno situado a Ia mitad del la
do Oeste de la ciudad Y la vecindad
del "Corcoran's Roost" que Sc en-
cuentra al Este de la Tercera Aveni-
da Y entire las GALES Veintidos V
Veintitres.
No existe competencia alguna en-
tire los chauffeurs de las grandes en-
presas y los criminales, porque. des-
de I'm principle, las citadas EMPIRE
sas prohibieron acknowledgements a
sus empleados que aceptaran como
"carga" a personals que Sc ~encontra-
a bajo Ia Influenza del alcohol.
Esta regla, m3s que caalquiera
otra cosa, es Ia causa de que ell cam
pc les haya quedado expedite a los
criminales chauffeurs para dedicarse
a su concrete o los "chupadores"
como les llaman ellos a los incauto.
que llegan a caer en- sus manos.
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Yendio su casa y gastO 81
dinero en- aadar bus
cando salud
Dos bctellas de Tanlac lie hicieror
mas provecho que TODD 10 demas

"Despues de que habia gastado
hasta e. ultimo centavo, del produc-
to que obtuve con Ia venta de mi ca
81, Y varios c~entenares mas de pesos,
tratando de recuperar mi salud, dos
botellas de Tanlac me hicieron mas
! provecho que TODD 10 demas en- con-
unto. 10 que ciertamente fue mara
~villoso para mi" Tai ha sido Il de-
clareei6n hecha recientemente. por el
Sr. Roberto A. Land, IN motorista de
Ia Compania de Tranvias Electricos
de e. Paso, quien vive en- Ia casa No.
1913 de Ia Gale de San Antonio, en-
e. Paso. Texas.
"Hacia cinco amos que Sc habia que
brantado mi salud-continu6-y m
pece 4 descender como 81 hpbiera ST.
do lanZado por un resbaladero, y du-
rante cuatro amos, no me Tue possible
hacsr e. mas leve trabajo. Nj es-
tonnage estaba en- tan deplorable eS-
tado, que tenia que hacer grandeS es-
fuerzos para aunQue fnera muy
POGO V ESQ no me proporcionaba min
euna alimentaci6n. Hasta los huevos
Ecrudos y Ia leche Sc me agr;aban en-
el est6mago, y = wees estdha 4 pun
to de sofocarme @ los gases Que en-
e Sc ne fo~maban; Y el coraZ6n me
iatia de tai Suerte, que lle@ue 4 te-
mer que algo grave me pasara. Ha-
bia Sido f~errocarrilcro desGc GIe p@-
de TRAFALGAR, y estaba impucsto = So
portar toda clasc de intemreries; pc
70 estaba tan aGobiado por IL mala-
ria, ' mi sistema estaba tan de6ilita-
do. que sufri cinco ataQues 90 pulmo-
MA duraate los ultimos cuatro ancs,
pues bastaba con Que Sc ne humede-
ciese ia ropa con Ia mas pequena llu-
! via, para estar cen catarro por vartos
dias.
"Pues bien, sehor, 1ue para mi h
mas grande so-presa de mi vida. n
manera como ne prob6 e. Tanlac,
9ues apenas empece = tomarlo V en-
DecG q sentirme fuerte V anirloSo.
Segui mejorando dia por dia. Y aho-a
tengo tai apetito, que ME da vergiien-
"a que vean 10 que como, nuGca
c5 baStante para s~atisface~Ee, Y he
Dcdido gozar del placer de conner. por
IL primera vez, desde hacia muchos
amos. NADIA ha vuelto q hace-me da-
no. duermo como an tronco, y en- las
mananas ne levanto liSto para el ira
! bajo. Trabajo durante Giez horas
| diarias sin sentir cansancio, tai como
10 hacia anteS, = me siento ahora mas
fuerte : yigoroso que nunca, habien-
DO ganado en- peso. .Adem&s, he su-
frido algunos ~lijeros academies, pre-
pios de m trabajo, durante las ult!-
mas dos semanas Y NADIA me Ia pa
sado. Tengo intenciGnas DE- segdir TO-
mando eSa medicine durante algln
tempo, porque eStoy muy a~gradeci-
DO al Tanlac por 10 que ha hecho
por mi. y 10 que deSeo sepa TODD Ell
munGo."
TANLAC Sc vende en- San Antonio
pOr Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 407 East
Houston ST., y pcr la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St., bajo
Ia direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc envia-
"a por estas boticas q ~cualquier direc-
ci6n, al recibo de 81 valor que es 81
por botella, siempre que Sc incluyan
e~stampillas suficientes para el porte.
(Adv.)
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Han causado un gran escandalo.

FL hecho de que manejen los ia
x!cabS crimina!es que son p~erfecsa-
mente ccnocidos ia sido causa de un
gran escGadalo en- alglnos de los
cu2rtcles de Ia ciudad desde que es-
tos carros empezaron a recorrer sus
differences GALES y a formar parte,
por dec-ilo asi, de Ia vida de ella
Muchas y muy duras criticas Sc han
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D|ec|inacii0n


PeEiida de viSor y YisAlia<a. Agotnmi-nts
Nervioso. ENcesos, NeurastheEia. Stills, Con-
orrea, Gotta Aiili,ar y toLz- las EnEcTruc6adea
Verrrca y snito-Urinarias las eStamos ira
tando con sran eSito grivGdamen;e > con muy
POGO cOstO. Tanhieu tra-a.noS los males del
EstouAse, del Hi gaGo. n Setiga , los Rinones.
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complete que estd listo para ell cfec-
to.
CAST siempre 10 desbalijan Ell los
Parques.
La victima elegida es conducida
al taXicab en- donde Sc lie coloca CO.
~modamente dc que no pasa
mucho tempo antcs de que Sc duer-
ma Y es entonces cuando el conduc-
tor del CAIRO procede a deshaliiarlo.
Por regla general los robos Sc
verifican en- el Parque Central, en-
Ell Cort!nad Park 0 en- el Prospect
Park de Brooklyng. En- otras ocasio-
mes ell chauffeur esta en- conniven-
cia con otro chauffeur que lie ayuda
en- su trabajo y entonces, este Sc
gundo chauffeur toma as:ento dentro
del tayicab junto a Ia victima que
Sc dedica al Sueno y ALI Sc espera
hasta que llegan 4 un lugar obscure
del Parque que es en- dondc ell robo
Sc lleva 2 cabo.
FL desembarazarse del robado es
Ia parte mas sencilla de TODD ell pro-
grama, para clio, ell chauffeur con-
duce ell taXicab a la entrada de una
de eSas grandes casas de Department
tos que abundan por e. tranquilo
rumbo en- que Sc levantan las resi-
dencias y ALI en- medic de Ia soledad
de IA noche la victima es sacada del
cairo y abandonada ALI en- tanto
que el taXicab parte a toda veloci-
dad. Raras veces es llamada la aten-
ci0n de IA policia sobre estos robos,
porque las victimas de elllos no Sc
hacen el amino de confesar que Sc
encontraban en- ell lugar de donde
fueron llevados por ell chauffeur Y
prefieren conformarse con ell roho
sufrido.
Reclutado. do lac f;l,. ID l.. 49,;
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{ DE MEDicOS


Fsfios GledicOs mexican0s 20
Danes oar consultas medicas por
; ce:eeO con el prop6sito de seryir
, al compatriots enfermO que viVe en-
! laEaTes que no hay medaco mexica-
, no o que tropieZa con dificultades
I de, idiome-
s Todcs 10 m6dicos con mu-
!; chcs amos de rraeLss4 = estsmos
ls2sImente aGl2rlGsGuH para eier-
, Ger nuestrr profes."2 en- este E.
, ta6o.
{ En- junSo sstudiarencn sads caso
{ que Sc nos ~eopsulte, = acordaremos
{ eli t~rataaIeato que dehs dc tnxti-
{ tIirse-
/ No cobramos consuits.
pARENOS UNA OPINION HON
} RADA
I Dhfjz In correspondence \:
AsOCIACION DE AEOICOS Me-
X{CANCS
p. 0. Bcx 1Sl. Statioz A.
J San Antonio, Tex>I.
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Ey-pAi EXTRA
&C VINO Ia GuERRAi

Sc VINO Ia GuEGEAi
u gsis ,s!ascap!o e ofrece "a melht
= -opo?luaidsd que &c h. pEeSsEisco 2afa
II va. IS R-2adas ytSsss 2 d.s!4lela. US
IS los 2io5os, haisllss ElsFttlIias,- come
u las, Ecilpsas de Sol y de Luna Las bS.
q !allss I grsn dis;aae!a las vera pos
/ eaaado. IN naTsYtlloso Y eIcelents
j sus rEop!oS 0ins. RancheTos, Herends-
dos. uSicdes 10 necesitan para yer su
p in xtrumenlo pOr tan bajO pTeciu. De-
4 Deriaa Dnseerlo los homDFes. HIuleEeS
' nlnos. Este rcleScop!o &c ) s~ecciones
vale 500 !lJ. Tiene IS pulgadas eT'
IenrIdO. CarTlGn mite once pull
= gaTas. Lenie> cIaros Qe eycelente CT.
Ss Edad. TuboS de brcnCa pulido con dd
4 cuoierraS protectors para los extre
mos. g eLvilrI Z ri'alQuIer tiTecc!st
- pCr q 81 ' 4, CenTavoS para porte. p
. dalo nov. punS SOLO venderenos i,0n a
este preCio haIo
= FISH EIGH i CO. Dept is.
CHICAGO. ILL.
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:
LOS DIAS DEL VERANO en- TN
PERIODIC De COMFORT ! B|ENES1R

Esto puede ser factible 81 listed conecta 81
estufa con Ia Tuberia de Gas: Tn hogar nm
Mo fresco V comfortable, s%ignifica mucho para
su salud y bienestar.
Recuerde listed que instalaremos Glen pies
de tlberia GRATIS. por cada cliente que Sc
decida a usar ell gas en- su casa. .-..
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Esc-i5s V hoy pitiendo nuestro Valioso
Iibro Gratis con So psSinas daaGo cueota en-
irDEuaEs Il2Go y SISCEuSo como sc coatEaeH
las Eafcrneia dss EeneTeas y Senito-Crn-
ariaS. cUales son SIS S.a:Oaaas y de cue Ds-
re-S es-an SicnGo t-at2GaS CON TODD eN!to ?or
EoSOt-oS. ST Sc hSlla canSatS y deSsleGtado
dc ser euCansdC. 81 QuI-re Y. EcStau-a=Se 81
viror complete del hoa5-r. 81 3Gie=e '. So=a-
de Is vida hG-ta 81 mayo. S-aCo. este Libro
Gratis para Lea Eoz:5-es 81 vs= no tenc-s
precio para =. ESQ lIbrC iEs:-uye. di=ige y
a. Consoles siactrcs y CTC=tGLcs- Esta Vail
oSa Cuia para l. S.luG Is ~ coIapendio y
fGrZ-e lie c5aCcI:=.is:l:c- Gae pEeGe siSGlhca-
ra-a Y. ST ccarp,e-c rrs.au-%c;6u Il Is Salud
FueTza i SigoT Mssc,I4ao. :: GSIe:e '. ser
IN ionbre furrse y robusto. I'm hoEnbre entire
los demas honIbres. IL: hOr-bTe que T=c'5e 81
respeso lie los Grr4as y e. AMOR &c !SS rnu-
SsrSs. debe V. man6s- por este interssante Q
Instructive Libra Medieo.
Recaerte '. que 10 env!aEsos entsrarnents
gratis. en- una cu9iertA senc:lls y con q porte
pagado- DiriSsse q
DR.. RUSSELL PRICE CO
So ssss-s q. Csstor ST., Chicago. III.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16

o a CARSON 9
o o o o @wIw q o o o o o o o o 9
w. H. Stufsman, of Mandan, was q
Carson visitor Saturday.
ROb't D. Berry, county auditor, and
F.. E. McDawell, chairman of the board
of county commissioners of Grant
county, were in Mandan the first of
the week, transacting records for the
county. Herbert Hallenberg, also Wis
tied in. Mandan and Bismarck Monday.
returning to Carson Tuesday evening.
! A."sA.. I VonHagen was a Bism rick
visitor in Carson on Wednesday and
Thursday in the interest Of the NC
Cartbey Bros. Co. While here he was
! entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs f. p. J.ittlefeld
AL Ruben of Ashley, N. D., was in
Carson on Wednesday and made the
purchase of land adjoining the town
site. While in Carson he visited at the
home of Mr. Henry Pochapen.
Clifford Ferebee of Halliday. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. F. E. Mcdowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stith returned
Tuesday evening after wedding trip
through the east Mr.. Stith was mar
ried to Miss Milla o. Forde of Hills
boro, N. D., December 20, and his Car
son friends were glad to welcome therl
home.
Don Stevenson, sheriff of Grant
county, visited in Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Helder had the misfor-
tune of falling on the ice Tuesday and
sprained her ankle, but is now able
to attend to household duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Filbach have
opened a new and first class rcstau-
rant in Carson.
w. A. Hart of Regain, N. D., arrived
in Carson Thursday night in the inter-
est of the new bank which will be con-
structed as soon as the weather will
permit. The building will be 4Ox24
and will occupy the corner opposite
the temporary courthouse. Mr.. Tavis
of Mandan is to be the president and
Mr.. Hart the cashier. The bank will
be called the Carson First State bank.
p. p. Schlosser, Grant county reg
lister of deeds, will be in Mandan and
Bismarck Saturday and Monday on
business. ~
The new building which will be oc-
cupied by the Carson Press is now
under construction and will soon be
ready for occupancy. John Bell, the
editor, finds that the growing town
demands all Of his efforts and will try
to put out a bigger and. better paper.
The building, for the Bankers Alb
stract & Investment company, is now
under construction, and the Office
when moved in, will be busy one.
MIR. Lee of the Mandan Loan & In
vestment Co., was in Carson Friday on
business. - s. d" &%e
Mr.. McCarey, formerly Of Bismarck,
and Miss Florence Littlefield Of Car
son, are assisting in the busy Office of
the register ofsdeeds. E -
The young folks of Carson, had a
very enjoyable dancing party ats Car.
son hall Friday last. The people are
planning another dance very soon and
the proceeds will 60 for the Carson
band, consisting Of ahout IS pieces.
New instruments have been recently
purchased and the Nrst rehedrsal was
held Thursday night. Il go
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State of North Dakota, County CT
Burleigh-SS. IL '"'
We, the undersigned, E. G. Taylor,
F. G. Grambs and F.. L. Conklin, the
special assessment commission OF the
City Of Bismarck, North, Dakota, DO
hereby certify that the foregoing is
q complete list Of the benefits and as
sessments against each lot or parcel
of land, assessed in the City OF Bis
marck, North Dakota, for the construc
ton Of the lateral sewer extension
on Tenth Street from Avenue B, to
Avenue D, in Sewer Improvement Dis
trict Number One; that the amounts
set fourth in one column, is the amount
in which said tracts or parcels OF
land are benefited by said sewer ex'
tension and in another column, the
amounts In which said tracts or said
pahcels Of land are assessed. the
same is full assessment of the real
property therein described to the best
Of our judgement; that the following
items of expense are included in such
assessment, tO-wit:- 81
Contract cost of sewer.... $S3S.2O
Interest on warrants ........ lV.99
Engineering expenses ......' 4IOV
Printing assessments and the
expense OF commission. 4b.l7
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$10l1.27
r. c. TAYLOR,
Chairman
F. l.. CONKL1N
Member
FRANK G.. CRANES,

WCAUOA"
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota
this goth day Of December. A. D. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be, a meeting of the Special AS
sessment Commission on the 25th day
Of January, A. D., 1917. in the CITY
Hall in the City of Bismarck, North
Dakota commencing at 1000. A. NJ.
to hear objections that may be made
to any, assessment containea r. -. tie
foregoing list by any persoNt inter-
ested therein or By bis attorney.
E. G. TAYLORs e.. .;;',ss 4
Chairman r. Sss I
Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this 21st
day of December, 1916.
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LATERAL SEVER Assessment

Notice is hereby given that spec.
ial assessment. Tor the construction
OF lateral sewer extension on 10th
Street from Avenue B to Avenue D.
in Sewer Improvement District Mum
Der One has been levied against the
following real estate n the sums set
opposite the description Of each tract
or parcel Of real estate. to witt
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@ o @ O @ o 9 @ @ q O o o o o 9 O
: @---'--'.':-~-FE: YOUNG. - 80
o For Sale-There are many splen- o
@ did bargains on my big list of o
o farm lands; if looking for real o
@ investments, you ought to in O
@ vestigate what l have to offer o
O before buying. @
@ For Saie-There are no cheaper @
@ lots for the money in Bismarck @
@ than those in Riverview Addi- @
o ton at from 100000 to $4,000. o
9 We protect our buyers in every g
o way. This addition lays west o
8 of Washington avenue and o
o south of Avenue A. Don't get 8
o it confused with other property o
@ further away from down town. g
o Washington avenue Is only four O
o blocks from the postoffice. Am o
8 sole agent for our lots in River @
@ view.
o For Sate-A really good six.room o
@ house; with bath, furnace, ma. O
O pie floors; corner lot, conven- o
4 St,u.stent to schools; brand new. O
sSsssf,E' You will like it II you see it. o
;Ss Only $4,000. 90. ..' Il; g. @
q ,.so,,5 +. e.. YOUNG. ,seS o.
@5&.&@SA-AaA-%.@o4sAH4 -@+@+@~;
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AGENTS

~ AGENTS :
WANTED-Agents, to take orders for
hardy, northern grown Nursery
Stock. For particulars, address
Yankton Nursery Co., Yankton, S.
Oak.
z6ENTS-Wanted-Men with bust
ness experience wanted to sell our
line of Wollen Goods direct to the
consumer; good wages can be earn.
ed by men who are hustlers and is
willing to work. For further parti-
culars write Red River Wollen Mills
Co., Fergus Falls, MINI. 1.4-12t
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SUMMONS.

State OF North Dakota, County OF Bur
leigh.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis
trict.
Hattie +. Lindley, :Atonzo Fl. Thomf
son. by J. l.. Bell. Administrator Of
the Estate Of . Alonzo Thompson,
Deceased, Plaintiffs,
Lyman Harris, Frank Harris, Lnl'!
Harris and Gordon T. Harris and
Lul, Harris, a. Testatrix Of the e.
tate Of Arista Harris. Deceased; "
liver Harris, Alvin I. Harris. Asa
Smith, Ethel M. Scott, Clara l. Har'
ris, q Minor; Ethel NJ. Scott. Cara
l. Harris, q Minor; Helen Harris,
4 Minor, and Cletus Harris. MI
nor, and Lyman Harris, Administra-
tor az the Estate of Simon Harris
Deceased, and Bradley Marks. as
Guardian of the Minors, Clara ].
Harris, Helen Harris, Cletus Harris
Lillian Harris, Lucille Harris. War
rem Harris and Lillian Harris as
Tc;tatrix of the Estate OF Oliver
Harris, Deceased. Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You, and each of you, are hereby
sum rnoned to answer the complaint
which will be filed with the clerk OF
said District Court November 9th,
1915, In this action and to serve a
copy Of your answer upon the sub
scribers within thirty days after the
services of this summons upon you.
exclusive of the day of service; and
In case Of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment win be taken
against you by default for the RELIEF
demanded in the complaint. ~:
Dated this 10Th day Of November,
= S,'sH9s NILES & KONFEL.
l., Attorneys For. Plaintiff,
y. = Bismarck, North Dakota.
70 the AbovSslNamed Defendants:
YOU. and each of you, will please
take notice that the above entitled
aetion reIates to the following DC.
seribed land, to-wit: South half OF
the. Northeast Quarter IS IL NES1.D
and the East, Half OF the Southwest
Quarter e - Sw ~ Except ten
acres in the Southeast corner there
OF and also the East Ave acres OF the
West. Hall of the Southwest Quarter
Nv 10 SW. ~. all In Section Twen-
ty-eixht (2S), Township One Hundred
ana Thirty nine (13s), Range Eighty
(SO), In the County Of Burleish, and
state of North Dakota. all Of which
Is now known as Capitol Hill Eand
Van Fps ADDITION TO- .;;ts'H'rcS. n
That this acti0a y brought to com.
mel soectfic Derf0Fmance for the con.
yeyance of u undivided $50 in and
to said premises TO Tie shove named
plaintiffs iron said defendants and
that no personal claim Is made
against any OF the defendants herein.
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LANDS.

FOR 8AlE-The finest improved half
section; close | in, Mckenzie, N.
Dak. on N. P. r. r.. Write H. H.
+ Busch. 1888 Main St., DUBUQUE.
Iowa. '- = list
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t4j ~i'3 ~ Il: 49,: .
il. DIT. OWENS 4 Co.."
Real Estate and Farm Loans
4 %Gs5 Bismarck, N. D. 2.
All going with us to Texas January
18th kindly write us for reservations.
Special Pullmans from Bismarck; "a
people on first excursion report mag
nificent trip and lands beyond expecta-
tiOns. : ~ ~,
o. T. OWENS 4 CO. IL
!, Bismarck.
y ..... 1-1O-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

FoUN0-Keys OF ali kinds are found
and brought to this Office. Kindly
call and get yours. Lift
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NOW 70 AlssWRR DLlND Az.
~ - Gsnsl Vii armne,e,pI !. d, 81
hittals' sarS7 Tribune must ~ ~
sHsrsd By letter ,addrsssed 70 the
humber given IN IL 3D.. Tribune I'm.
Daoyss arS not permitted to tell Who
i. ny advert1s6e d. Mail or sond your
answer 70 Tribune No. -, and ~
Rtll forward It to the advortiaof. "
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2,4 ROOMS roR RENT
FOR 7RENT-Two modern furnished
!. rooms for light housekeeping. 10
!: Broadway. = - T. 1.1e-4t
FOR . RENT-Large modern front
room; best location; new residence.
!. Write Il care Tribune. > 1861
FoR 'RENT-s1ite Of IS modern, fur
nished rooms, at varney Flats.
a.; -, =. 1.15-3t
FOR RENr-well furnished room in
modern bungalow; hot water heat.
Phone 69SR, Or call Gil First St..
III. s~5EA2sjEt .1.15-tf
FOR ReNr-Modern room. Te17. sth
st.. -. j. 80 1856
FOR RENT-A ) pleasant, desirable
room in modern home, for one or
" two, Phone 469W. go LOOT
FOR RENr-ModeFn furnished room.
Apply &7 9Th st.. 1.10:6t
FOR RENr@Modern furnished rooms.
q 422 4ths 81. nrssH.se~. zsrt 1.9.7t
FOR RENT-Modefn7 rooms; steam.
heated, electric lighted, with bath;
ali furniture new. at Runge & Ev.
erts' formerly Atlantic Cafe. i
@@ -: MI 12.SoSt
FOR RENT-Faf1ished rooms: $40
9Th st. - = 1.s0-lmo
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]. H. HOLMAN
HOUSES For SALE.

FOR sALE-A few good houses. we'll
located, for sale on easy terms. Now
is the time to buy, before the spring
rush.
J. n. HOLMAN
Lucas Block. Phone 745
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HARVEY HARRIS 4 CO.
]. p. jackson. Mar.

HARVEY HARRIS L co. ,...
J. p. Jackson, Mgr. =.
$40 AcRES-Close to town, with
creek on both quarters;. good soil:
very fine for Z man with stock. "A
real bargain. "
TO. AcREs-Good soil: lies excep
ttonally we'll; nice grove OF trees;
not far from q loading station a
good piece Of property that can 30
bought at low price. It,. yf&%-
A large list of houses and lots for
sale IN all parts Of the city.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 co.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED-A competent girl for gen:
eral h0usework. Mrs. Geo. NJ. Reg
lister. Phone 386K. 1.15.3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for gener:
al homework. Phone 234. c.. r.
Dalrymple. 1-13.6t
WANTEo-Chambermaid and wait.
ress. Banner House. 1-l5,3t
WANTED-Dining room girl. Man:
DARN Cafe. 2l5 9Th St. 1..15-3t
WANTED-A girl for general house:
work, at once Phone 459L. Mrs..
f. H0lmbOe. 1.11.6t
WHNTED-Woman solicitor for news:
paper canvassing. II, Tribune.
l.9.tf
WANTED-Girl for general house.
; work; phone 657 or call at 504 Man.
dan Ave. 12-30-6t
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AnvanTIs1 EsT,tAy Al,loAleA

= - 1OVV 1SsysN9S8S
y ! =.;,a..,,F -. a-aT 00-0; -.Ss Mp a.
Az Dofson taking - a. oetfay -
nal must advertise 10 o4no vtthtl
ten days n some newSpApet. Thai
must also within ten dsyu o1al Hot1eo
[ot advertisement 70 tie county andi.
tor aud another BY reg1sterod nail
to the iSommtsSioAer OF agriculture q
BlsmArck. II you tail TO 40 THU, M
are nkely b st into trouble: s%
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:
Dated this 12t4 day Of November,
A. D. 1915. ~
W., NILES &. KOFFEL,
'5%' Attorneys For Plaintiffs,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
d., Is, rs, 80: IS. 49,
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:, 60R063S WAN16O -
WIN1E0-ROOme and b0arders. 1t
30e Thayer; close II. Phone sS9K.
-. "a 11-30-1no
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-26
WORLDWIDE PLOT IS DISCOVERED BY AGENTS
 OF THE UNITED STATES
Purpose Is to Overthrow Present Social Order of the World--- -BoIsheviki to Send Agents to All Countries Claimed Bolshcv-
 iki Power Is Waning
 German Peace Plans.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. The Government has uncovered evidence indicating that the I w. w. Bolshe- veki members, Irish agitators and revolutionary supporters in other countries fighting Germany may be seeking to lay the foundation for an elaborate worlds peace plan to over throw the present social order.
 This is admitted in connection with the discovery of munitions aboard the Russian freighter Shil- ka, which arrived from Vladivostok to Pacific port, and is now under guard, after several arrests were made.