davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-27
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UI.el S.enArSp9SSoh 1lGu yjfI6ds


.AesserwSSTT7AE. 1Ra Kan. 97aadh , ss7!s2slytn
trilmAssst daru0 sgsI tthsL copTsfs n the
federal prison-Mha sat Is CON-
jmand all taakt,eks aibsfmfessio1'l
lis, causing the geaFas to spend nue.
h}4sa tryiRe dt5 dtVs#esAi plan for-his
ddnqaeeat2ihon aai1H 9slence!M noiH is ssGTo
19l afess are naeoo etica 4 =,
perfect iia tor 70 the e ,ssyffeises hfItfe tiR
act'slarta andmi @Aayt thsa sf4rrls sn4
ina1ates .fare sapused ohyo M21fs lroff d S
tse$I i:aashnenI dog Gbsrsa .aad &C ga
lesAas2 a imam and uan woman
Which 1evessttstslly nshtt mi A .fia'tq &C.
ems, 4faaifa4He YiseHcal, gokeroi, .enjcg-
liz hfs at lin d4sFurseR nb4tt Nnlessithe
|1 guards sin ehbta}nn fesafts wfshsR llaE1fs*
A td5aEiq tsAX aaian jtlhley Yill orr PIT r.
1873 lag1oa the ScqnyictS fof 7, 81
OshbhrnofetbeiFI p3aee. 4 IA no.y y.
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How to-Gnec1s That Cold.

when ieQs ,paHif ulrtoisbrsatheidn,l
fever sehgfs ehflls tltp and 1tipGnsEoud
BHeR3 S4oH feO in for COLD "a tianel.l
HTaoseoef B4r IB el4si Pine Tan H6ney
IS, trisy6P tile isneezesr antbn suifies
lpsYsF1iS bihs bhlsam ,l6osensI thbi 2hlegr
uEfa,nd eT2ars The .bienc hiaiG tub es9 tht
J t.s9R9nea bSot Hes and relieves Il Be fspr-
las oatq UoFhe earrtisepfie dsIalities Xxi b
I'M tff6D e9f8ny and the con gsst ed 9condi'
% nr 3m6 aeefiaxeda1 CrouU,G 50 NJ hoouinf,
ali cough and chrohicy bbfeiichiah iaffec
ig lions quickly relieved. AT all Drug
gists, 25c.-Adv.
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Ds Sn:Ps11n a1l} ssaa9R 5Rs3E9jstfR
>eS.osk clm,. IanegG23EEDa geu s ny,
h96ef declares tilstg Germany int epf.
iHnnediate!y to stant Ia Is llbmaTine Wal
around .Enslands nsinlnina eEerM sAir
IeSaSrhlntered, whetEerG aeutrali or hsal,
I;Hsas sIhpnt: ......-- tsriH bora All
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anom1HCPRRSss WF"S l$35O0lt

I dP6HdS tp1ckIE iriG as,dt Made 9hser- Bow
= .saGio sosTGd ,.tea~ea.g :wor1onlot
nv 'Iftsfeor9,d Nyd ? fgaspG 2rEAu iurM
= ' 5ss4;o faa1+aahd c6ufs eE eGoNisa Reat-
:, legnssTH q lVtrdtIt s65f ssyNnqo g5iHs
iEHG1 TIE barr 81 81 ir14riat Suffer
ed when S sc Re W Rasi lit ~ a ihoRtnei1g
efns,safa bathing in the ocean, 3 IS e sue
RrnKot kso Aeoaninrom wor1omoj asstO
y. hoTNds Bansythe, fapofc5FsSs,oI rare
} 2dgtt,ahaa partsIAapde thee ina yFyo rehaei
ebq Her Sfo4feA pfdfessieHq Her fsrtrles
Ell .Sd1Ss~&eh fas fa Dfesult Of the accident
!, sc b91uS2G hnS haiil.Ii rr,
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VII lzAoQNt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
and ftp4 tSsaaaaRetd kepBtsd foaHsvk o.

z apH Et5 Ys 5GSas :. aaj od 5s,
Fl apSseeTfsdjj afRRo Il Il I'D Siqf sts IT
ran giro Hilla haYeo offJnn5ta51g 81 81 "a
:, Chthse hAo1iaba r,dfneA b bs9 Mi =
en- dalwJ d]n uJsuReEshinFss oaatp Il,
cconnnsntb apparently lreliebled infor,
setioff Slip Att11tS circles.L sEJ .. TIKI
1t fssafd rilsa iasIesta blish ed beat:
nart9rs atUMadeeisaai ana9fsIp eeparin .
) od1ebp kk1trSsasn Gradhees ~ taq PLY:
spsBh5HfH ffg t III a5gBaa Eli
/ FRapns'ailDkptsa' OF r2bTo III e-od
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Sthta kekee,1rei antb the Blbte: .TTheu

SuaheSestlIe dHlo the 8lSlS. II ii1Pa
shalt not,gk1n9a fitkodty NIX? 1 s.at II
19DThe great King Of Kings -'" ,aa -
! Hath in the table of his law COM
90 nlanded 10 II ,'tGETI Il yu0
Thar tRduGSha do no hidrd dqou
=; 5e 70 10 III a IT, IT, Afftf '1sssne
oEirst Quarter. LossoaoAii- ssaln H.:
i1lsl1a qoI(5t 'r 44'4y 10 2S 3sn1g2}44f7 : ;ne,
EyiERiDNDEj Or JESUS FOR HIS
i i,2n' b1sAVPiItEwsJ HOUSE. 81
- -" El0C a9ItiIoiIu6 Istidaod ,r
1.-THE Lamb. of the marriage scene
at Cana suddenly becomes Lion in
the lpresence III otlie ,zgfbsst p totana.
ptiona Of IFS Fathers hedteef MGNjh6
Adorned taffdI beausifedI : that annGE
Leei1ti domestic incident with Isl pl,hse
fIe4de andi frs - hiPatle that heoTtrDuH
I ght,a hts how 1san aspect nterrible'Ii lin
the qextremeD % He9smiiss Zeheo edrln
with the riTop. ,red Of his mouth. apd
Fbeforetthe faalt ia his hapd ItIhf chat
/ 4i4es away. a scandal ouLfSr oSSalR n 81
privilege to merchants aqd, Others, to
I utll a Wfu4E ri lse4sade the dfbty side
walks e@as, exposed, not long rag6rgi4
New Nesk gA1serHuptt1i ii efatiffhl!y3 vi ass
F doing something like that in the tenn
pleI For a fixed price or a per CEN
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pnIGS DAYS ldESf.--4ne SplT1tud!
ME ahtngd 1afgh T. Ihai broughtTeut iHp a
par falaseo lfiGpnGdnlts 1tessrsH
this ten1ple dbSo del ibalate lp1lof ahat6Say
IobHb asdnut DE ndaSi r8llnS decaEU
nag f@osilI doWill anise alie 6h1ngostaHs!
Sfi anp yITGoL .bruor
sniyBNhe tTbatlfeI1s1 dmRterfp bIesd
incorporation 'e6IiGcriptarei displays
eh6s opp6stUeb tina it's oo6 9Eeana casaYaGt
tep inFoTs tiReiE It lDan 3D. bon die 4teDe
are L3oetande tS1sfeh tinaj u1SaD esiti9p
a9dI eqifipuiseEt Vheg iadiN iaitlal. thg1
mann canifaot efi whit dTa1s iinonr1 Jsags
9ust MhatHitd ueTits+e-h Isl hpVing APT
ef9batio ON nob his Wgathful dianleas1
afei This n Com etRdor '1aepart! 'sidn!ia
bfBpheQ h Giles To asses bGomhed hStIaan
if@artliB hateitI shall 1hafa 1tempaeIef
God ,Ired o2ents with Z inGsnsei szyOGal
asfthvbfa sci EIf 1heu BenIntsr ISepes to
app foatN thee fheliev er,s Ca1d pros oRe
q9f raoE 60 mtcall cat once with 1alI his
Grape andI O. uIteiY 1.-THE 10 Or opOSiti9p
AfSu1dbb Sind fgala ntly reese RtedI6 He
comics cladd sBihe ly. atIeo effects IAN
entpa nee by ini4euc epfibfe sde Srees.
If abs the I houg4Nsl oh seeming MOT
zshfpefSin Sanpoogigen trcon gre8at ion
ojoulaSat tiig ga nie' 'instant takeo ma-
, Ierf&tqo EoTm and Cbsl expoEfdm oi blew,
aRhdtBa a. fstehe the Chfistian5 auditor
l3ani WOULD IEasBlptd AWa nifty fai'a "a
9fbheyn BALL. herds oand rfioni2I and TIA
ibleS of MD rterie fah gers bis Thus QHak
i;er tpreposedGa gongf M ayI ioE ja3e ahiag
up the inaeati4s aouS 60 " hen he saru
ilEtt #ac Haefea afuhai spot he occ upies.'
llPhe white pillar Elm - beh unth linlT a
WESTERN ocitglds still shown Gon NV hieh
III Welg kneWini bttllli er, ,alT bIfNiousl to
1 r7S saTfo findings " eriiedoout al lco11l-
bound Efnterestf FOble mo o "a dmish Il II
"eheo very ffiidst ofi ID sermon oidVaat
twas 9fIat bot fthe 4 able 2of; u money
cha d ger inn theAc hurcfI? IWhen: W.
l7ShsiaaS tho s es9sthgI u dppEoa eh, I of
sin, weoheed to pray often Gthuser eX-
ineflehb Wesleyan lines :irids OF oria 4
lAGufsko as the apple l6f AN eNe,! SGT .
)iGlOlGod, 4ngn e6nseientd ezipaEeags
9otH1 &hennsdil tsfnigh.q .
elAnd Reep js fstilltaMaise4 ''hoGo 70 .
INFLOW a1iG4 lunl- on-aal4t I'd tiiud :
1"o u TIE Hibff of TALKING 1e6lq:ot /.
If NAth ri many j eqple5 tai, Pqg eStd is Il,
easily brokeA Take a cold 'spof ge;
bath eysWi ifpiforniing, when you first.
tof dbesF7lnqts ice cc.oqld, but ..
o selaparatureo9 ah9ut g ? adesrees F;s
Als9f sleep. lWiith y9Hr II WiIdoW tiups
npe this andn spA sYip ,ssePll(dQIn seldom take
B AQld. doNIbsn yot do9 take cold takes
Ghamberlafn's C.ughg Remedy nn(t
get rid of it as tuicKly as Possible.
Obtaipable eYeryNhere-Ady
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'pre beginning the. bombsr mept it.
red two star aMtH1 e22Ay gHi2qn
3IYrpose Of identifying possibly oblec,
| 3!lleeqgg|{G. w. siI esl "a Is29ds., .,

e total; aassamAafgAa Sas, lasgothAH eetQe
ssa9 HpS III sssls4sa s Gfa p
fpsHJ gsBd tfbsTo modw OF tibsIa y,
bFtae .hembaa7maqt lasted an.y thregs
ptuotaai1M1ene Masine faaic,Gslg OF
bGhwestmh isrdng Snfffldra bout t. l99
1aRs rs sathsast y5f bLsn dome 9 IT. had
osei .Aaeg edi beie4e qbyd G emhn raih
oh dsiW sW .9niob ii noi1Gi9oaa
-btfil ta6q sti Tot l9nnGd edT Ansd
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-27
e. Ssa ElI5@qa ass1a4tfs1FGJ
t ssre1Y5aIs lh aIGBIIsA F1fIs

aal4ous though it was, would have re
scented a Wholesale introduction of
nthe miaafHke Iio9atea,3 4oo,7aE it@was,
+ in It hell e asbosacre ed drott, nhHT csa,a,
Of thenGeaetaesgnpd PAL ,ksdfp AS rifttI
ss% G5 'f Born n1 sa z II tie 9 s. IT.
hsss : og gsa z95gs pa5jy4 a ]fw Y Sc f94
> into a. steckNaTdt; 80, ,,,BleatIifg, b limbs
ndrown, the soApd Of I'll the, sbehA
ono the fringe of the Hight priests
+ robe i and. the lowing, Of Cat coat>iI
petesT with the aHtfphonat thantfngg
Of the priests The sweet fneEhses OF
the the n ssifsd qfs ia3{asht 4Sttfset&nl
&7a5oveyaA Use the iereiin one 1fa
f:exeiteds en- feFitng' pf iiHg bHyers95afrrdS
the seller, tapar the = none !, ii ongert.
No doubt, these slH mel Fl a 1v9il2
Ted themseliYes5c IF Of, thef pteSeHee Of Fol II
ose VII RFs & S$RSse
7 the Ropr fycglse pf flfgft ef i3ft
taen with fbs tahglpqlyShS r5tfgW ST. tie he
eeeates sz III ghf XIV
'tie*e ,7Yhen If ShP[nf4lT' rs. pfryla ded by
'haoh ahd ga te 81 :
pen eby f6hiv gtffafIeGf e1 any
Jpfo eenaf us F4 aifp d had I'D
asappiants4 H95, eiHalot4 9}aI Sah Is
?afy. sn4f th{S rst5SfaHESs has al
pe p, AhsIIfiEeRf o 91Ssr6gEn o faI5aSb Hga
PlaterI dissessEe pa epagt! s sfgan n,
jSetssse(i|aThas hg9R S. tl9Hgg sdre1ft1 np;
F1gle handed e1p Exp The ff66rde %oafat
wAogha 5a4t1 t1ashe99d SIT hemss Stse
'RsoI PagRif7gi4aJSt auff es5fbba tsd Go Sg
Eithi JAs ,denae7lffA ohrofssdnaas5fSdi IA has
FSeell s1f att 81 TO 1854 Sdmne ThhHf t
saAs4hsfa flRfrn .a511ff9o eax 1pf s;
3aaasaaedaa9d s4nYf 5iffPn a2SS6efa 5nAaI is
tsgs s MaS aaaa BY assaaHe5A ogtDTss sg
5ti4rid, canriafa
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Want WILSON Move En6or-edr
BF82S.6[EJIT1s efF RdThe Surrj
led S"ci0liSt 6o""..irs in fhe chamber
adopted . re~o'uti n n*'cont1v ask n?
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N9fh rt'se, pirriblea evp,erse 81 in Pre- +
dent Wi's"nssadsress,I5 the senate
The res2lnIon also demands. Ia
bf.ssrEe. ~ esertea on all the. ebe.t.
xerants to hasten peace.
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60

~ ynBf3h6SoE tfffi.s HAfp p N ~
,,fel9spbffaa hlst RfSo aealtagf WITH "a
lot nisfns ftepGeTGoWSaar6dsf uaze y
zNeEs psSfsfblN So Warer AZ has ci1l9gat
and sacreligious character Of theit
D 6,pslpsset bAsadnQ theeFsg WeeFHfs lgfaty
aeyQilk ssSQ3tHfa VIC had long ehlAgn out;
f4geaIby thessa tiHmAfrlhl11n6Isddi ab iS9eESS'
They Fejoieeea t9sSs9 tietsaSf44n5{ffaIrta{ SET
hp,i anl1 gtadly 1spt1 a haHd to aid "a
tho EXPULSION; I1pe es stttatrt1sd tsnfp1s
put AsrHeso HeghiAl thEifig y ltbpIIln t1
h}nd sat HB9n JesusfeIaS1she astanns
thereon AaIMidSot Of bhheRf eIm eypllS,ph
and quiet once nfere1 oey hey "a sSH,ff;ay
thatnattifAli !airealllygo :|hgjahfn a%tt
er3Yards JGhayactts55tTedt 5fhI6Sls gTatffafiks
'qn0ssnlt Aigln yThhlsSY fae fn9pgtd r3aIiSE "A
ds den e. n pai fa#f, asF$ a9 H
mess of fthe hing gdpEne sat slfiefffhIft
dredlantial sof tAsr d9eHf2ud 1ttgXas
ridiculous Ito ask, for an q add1iISna
sign. They betrayed the poYsTtE, Of
thaifo Besou1rriiss ss etAs ad99iiHg snS9ss ST.
thpoggbuhis ~ ilRGffstyg, iASeBb SS he
hung ga fhe egfosss Jesus was 1m1Ipfoy;
tuned LEI 70 sig}p; but AZ fnleF erf once
worked bs2 Biira9GGl4e1 on useWoaan1dd. or
this occasion wbe Tesn9ntatH6d{l ii with 1a
psHaba3ie say6ipg m6s}nl9nl {sG ri
which Hnffollfdlea itselfT rtp ,ffi4nqiTanl9d
foe alike on,the OCCASION o91 his, res
b ngs. 5his fdd H}sRaf ena Rs ~
ra ga toiie @sIpins fuft diG
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,kRM e0R EAsroRYioWMR1

!. Parlin WIS convicted by, a Jury
,earlier this week. HIS pa-;tner S m
'Sel S gii1G5;fz a2nli lie ibd17fags 'twner,
air. and Mrs. l.. Disnleaf. prcp-iasors
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country school of which he was tea
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= sII5;:s} rs:

three days Iatef.-Ihe spiritua!
me ahfasf lafgh u lhai brOught1out ND a
par laasdo ltiGpndnIB 6lessrsH
ItAfs temple bSo elibagate lp1lof ahat6ea,
jobHD asHn0ub OF hdaS ilslina decaEu
nag fd@osil1 doWill aaise ahe 6ih1ngostaHs!
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-27

Ues-IH preparing 10 meet tn
SEtlsh governments refusal to permit
4adfields. Limited, to manucac It r.
'F1eGs.ss Tor the American navy By
qqsaffing ready to ed6Ip d g=TF=nTf=;ff
,fahUl -
q Is Wera n.;fks.s....l.,..
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.oD errs rnre-a9y in the stuctSe.
asaIs tsNAS ~ tjad I'm chargss sim j {
70 that on Which he was found guilty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20

This analysis shows that 595 per
cent passed the IA inch screen, which
is within the limits prescribed by the
specifications, and that more than
s25 per, cent of the material retained
on the IA inch screen would pass the
/ inch screen. There are few
stones over inches in diameter.
~ have asked the city engineer to
have further tests made, with the re-
suits expressed in weights, and will
report again when this has been done.
- = Yours truly,
s,<t' = ii: W.. FREDERIC BASS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
OF THE CROSS.

There isn't any Cross Of the Legion
of Honor for Manus Duggan. He led
no troops that slaughtered. He bomb
ed nc helpless towns. He was no
daring aviator who fought his 20 an
tagonists from the skies. He killed
no one.
He was but a miner, one Of the
rough, sooty fellows you sometimes
meet. He was young, had little
home, a wife and infant child Just
one of the plain, every day fellows
you pass without notice, whom you
let go through life without feeling
that they are your brothers. Manus
Duggan! How common 1t sounds
when uttered with names that the
world calls great! = .stt.s1,r ~.
Manus Duggan saved % men in that
Montana mine catastrophe, and died
AS his breath grew short, down there
in the black depths OF the earth, he
scrubbed on piece of paper, which
they have now found on his corpse,
Airs getting foul. But I'm not afraid
to die"
No roar of battle, no cheers Of vic
tory, no flag for the dying eyes, no
glorious thought of sacrifice for coun-
try Loneliness, stiffness, darkness,
as the air to breathe lowers and low
ers! In the Valley of the Shadow
of Death, Manus feared not, neither
for himself, nor his wife and babe.
He had no need to. He was giving
his life for his friends. The Good
Shepherd puts the Cross of Honor on
such, though the world may forget.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
RELEASING BRITISH NAVY

In the giving Of control OF exports
to the president there is opportunity
OF the highest importance. To a
great extent the necessity of the Brit
ish blockade can be removed, since
it has been United Stats exports that
have slipped through neutral coun-
tries, to the advantage of Germany.
President Wilson can see to it, that
neutrals get no more than enough
for their own immediate needs. a.
Relief Of a large part of the Brit
ish navy from confinement on block
ade duty may mean some special en-
terprises by the British navy. Most
of the time we've hardly realized
that the mighty British navy was
afoat We may soon see it doing
things highly dramatic.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
Readers Column

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 8, 1917.
Mr. r. c. Battey, Commissioner OF
Finance,
Bismarck, No. Oak.
Dear Sir:
In reply to your Inquiry as to the
quality of the gravel being used in
Paving District No. 2, | would say
that, while it is not all that could be
desired, it is said to be the best avail
able within reach Of Bismarck.
The. specifications call for not more
than per cent of clay. not more
than 70 per cent, nor less than SO per
cent of material that shall pass a
IA inch screen, no material that will
not pass through a 2-inch screen, and
at least Is per cent of the material
that remains ON ~ inch screen
shall pass a I inch screen. They fur
ther provide that If the natural or
'pit-runs gravel does not conform to the
above, coarse or fine material shall
be added, so that it shall conform
The City Engineer 1" has caused a
test of the ,Washburn gravel that Is
being used, to be made; this test
gives the following results. by vol.
ume, which is approximate to the re-
suits that would be- obtained by
weight: g, :,.aG i
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
RETAINS ENGINEER.
Editors Note: To aIiay unfair
criticism, Commissioner Battey
forwarded the following commun-
ication ito the Tribune: H.

Bismarck, n. D., June IS, 1917.
Editor of the Tribune: ",s..
The City Commission has retained
Frederic w. Bass as Consulting En-
gineer onIthe paving work for 1917.
Mr.. Bass is professor of highway en-
cheering at the university Of Mime
sofa, and comes highly recommended.
Mr.. j.. A. Farrell of Duluth, Mimi,
who acted as Consulting Engineer for
us last season, could not act this
year, because OF duties he. has been
called upon to perform on account Of
the war. s7shi @s'- .t5 @'5'.s. r.
For the information of the public,
copies Of four communications bear
ing on different phases of the paving
work are given below. .-.n'-i H..
Further communications and re-
ports received from Mr.. Eass will be
printed from timer to time, as they
may appear. of general interest ~ =
u & y. ,HiII RI CT BATTEY,
Chairman of Paving Committee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 8, 1917
Mr., R., C. Battey, Commissioner Of
Finance, g..g84f r.a .gro.' :. -.
Bismarck, No. Oak. ..,..,
Dear. Sir. ,r... ..,....,, F.. T.. y
In reply to your inquiry as to the
quality Of the curbing in Paving Dis
trict No. 2, L would say that l con-
slider the work being done of first.
class quality; it, is of uniform mix, of
good appearance and true to line and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20

TO MEET JUNE 90
The state board of regents will lAeet
at the capitol June 20, to close up
business for the fiscal year.
BOARD, MEETS
The state board of university and
school lands held a brief meeting yes
terday, when some important matters
were discussed; but, Secretary of
State Hall advises, no. action taken. /;
-, .,!' - x>s 'il'I'Hi,.
AN OBJECT LEssoN-,""J'h|'
An object lesson In the rapid ad-
vance in textile costs is ;given in a
letter from Dir. Lamont Of the state
tuberculosis. sanitarium, + In which he
advises that some wool felt and can
vas duck desired for covering Ger.
tain laundry machinery will cost 81
and 81 cents, the yard, respectively,sa as
compared with 80 cents and So cents
when the last purchases were made
by this institution j. ay.aa,' ~ s,
an MN; t'a+ = -! = - -.,,,s
cRAIGHEAD -HERE- a. s5.EiHtI ..,.g,
- DR.. T.. B.. Craighead,H commissioners
of education, is home from New York,
where be attended a: meeting Of the
Carnegie; foundation, of (which he, is
a member. . and from Washington:
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grade have noticed only two places
that would criticize, and these are
Of minor Importance. et <
~t Yours truly,
FREDERIC BASS.
Minneapolis, Minny June 9, 1917
Mr.. R. C. iBattey, Commissioner OF
Finance,
Bismarck, No. Oak.
Dear Sir: .s-...-..
In reply to your question as to the
quantity of cement used in the con-
crete base in Paving District No. l.
would say that have examined
the records in the city engineers Of
flee and find that they show that the
required quantity of cement, is bar
rels per cubic yard, have been used.
The records were made by an in
spector placed at the mixer for the
purpose of seeing that the proper
amount was used. know, of no other
way to determine this quantity.
1t has been suggested that it would
be possible to take number OF sam
pies of the pavement foundation and
analyze them for the purpose of de-
termining the amount of cement used.
If this is possible I must say that I
am not acquainted with the method
to be followed in doing it. l have
never seen it done, nor heard or read
of anyone who has done 1t ana
would be glad to know of a successful
method. am inclined to think that
it is impossible, or, at least, imprac.
ticable, to do 1t.
The total number of square yards
of pavement laid in District No. / is
5000, excluding that laid during the
first day or two, when the mix was
being gagged. This is equal to 5,043
cubic yards, which would call for at
least 7,168 barrels of cement. The
rectords show that the number of
barrels actually used was. TAB, or
more than was required. The figure,
7,168, is obtained by multiplying
5,043, the number of cubic yards of
concrete and subtracting the 5 per
cent allowed by the specifications.
These figures are averages and, of
course, it will be reasonable to as
sumo that some OF the foundation
contains less and some more than the
correct amount ..,... :z,:,. -:
FREDERIC BASS.
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mortality on the spot seems to be con-
siderable. The sick and dying who
can still be transported are sent home
with less regard than slaves received
in antiquity from their masters, who
were interested in the care Of hannah
chattels who formed a part of their
riches. Through the 1itiabie conveys
of these repatriated Belgians there
has been revealed the life vhich their
compatriots lead who remain behind
at work. There is only one word
which can describe it: 1T is hell. "
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can people.
That is the best tribute one can pay
to the fine response of Monday even
ing and yesterday. The story is told
elsewhere in these columns.
Bismarck is better for the sacri'
fees OF Monday and Tuesday. by
reason of them the Capital City is
stronger for the sacrifices Of today
and every day this week, until Bur
leigh comes under the wire with it's
$4,000 contribution to the Red Cross
war relief fund. = - 81
49,. Loss than 100 men rub elbows in,
formally at, a dinner and before they
rise from their places, $4,000 is plac-
ed In the mercy box to succor our
boys who soon will join the hosts Of
Europe on the bloodstained' battle
fields.
Then for hours afterwards, on the
next day, these same men toll with
their fellow citizens and add thous,
ands more to the nations mercy box.
They do this not tagging, but with
enthusiasm, with Joy and with a self.
effacement typical Of all true patri-
Why mention names? Bismarck
knows the honor roll of men and
women today. After their names are
written the, first contribution to, this
great battle in defense of liberty and
home.
If there is any laggard, let these
responses challenge his latent patri-
otism Let it spur him to a realiza-
ton Of the dire need OF the hour.
He who giveth to the poor lendeth
to the Lord.
But he who gives to the Red Cross
not only lends to the Lord, but
comes to the succor and very susten-
ance of the children of God. s
"A condition exists in Europe today
beyond the grasp of the finite mind.
Nations have been swept from their
moorings. The bulwarks of civilized
existence are at stake Your home
and my home are threatened as sure
ly as though we were within reach Of
shrapnel and shell, as surely as
though we ourselves were in the
midst of the strife or stood in the
bloody breaches.
Just because some are apathetic
does not lessen the danger or shift
the responsibility.
Famine and disease stalk over the
vast areas of Europe today, breaking
down the social fibre of Europe.
Was there ever more urgent call
for aid?
Into this environment our boys
must 60 before the SHOWS of another
winter have passed away How are
we going to send American soldiers
into these plague festered regions?
Do you want your boy to go with
out the Red Cross relief corps?
He certainly will unless the Amer
lean people; unless the residents of
Burleigh county do their part The
smallest part they can do is to give
money
A good start has been made, but
there is much still to be done. Let
every Stacker get out of the tall grass
and pledge something.
France must be prepared for the re-
ception of American troops. Are we
to send soldiers to Europe before
every safeguard is taken to protect
them against the ravages of disease
and pestilence. as we'll as to succor
the wounded and dying?
1t is your DUTY to give.
1t is your PRIVILEGE to give.
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