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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25
bell" betbeuerte er.

bell" betbalerfe er.
,Nein," erfpioerte He, .iretne Tan
te fpieoerboIt mir ieben Gag, oab es
ni1t babel bleiben fam. Gntipe6er III
einem elmer gleihgiltig, bann eebi
man eben nift nit ibm - pOer mar
mag TIN Ieioen iinb oana . !"
Limb bann9"
y9as fann ib Sbnen nitt iaeen
glber rleine Sante. 1T cine iebr er.
fabrene 5rar, bte Bot gang iider red)t
Das 1T beute oas erIte ,iiio bas lestt
Wtnl eetpeien, 6aB id einem Serrn,
Der mid aniprid)t, orttiporte.
,,Gas erite @alS~
.Ssa = iino bas Ieete.~
aIeine Eauie.
ygtm iaeen Sic mir MIR Gins,
sSrdulein: bin ih eieeiitlid] elmer.
Der SSbnen gleidgiltie lit, ooer tiner,
oen sic gerne boben fonnteil2~
@roBe Iauie.
9nnn Die slnttport:
y@enn sic mir eIeiheiltig ma.
ren bann mar id ia nidt nit So.
nen 9eeangen."
Ser mebrfab ertpdbnte bieoere
Shaffner, fubr an ienem slben0 nod
fiinfuaI bon Sdonebers nad oem
glleranoerpIas uno fiinin1aI tpicber
suriid. llnb iebes MaI ersdbIte er
ieinen Terrongditen oie baaritr1li.
benbe @eididte bon bem Serrn Der
iih bon Dem Srdulein ben groihen
gepurnpt batte.
9lIs Der bieoere Monn Rahts Inn
elm ubr feline Ieste Sour nod Sdo.
neberg binausfubr. mar MIR Elm elm.
5iger Sabrgait aif Dem Sinterperron.
Gem bate unier SreiriS 6ie Sei6ih.
te bon Dem gepunlpten Groiheu no.
tiirlib aud er5Gblt.
Gde 9otsoamer- uno 2infStrabe
itiegen flint 9elite elm: 3pei 9amen
imo orei Serren. Der S6affner
pesfaufte linen Die Sabrfarten. oann
fam er gu ieinem einiamen Berronpai.
ineier 5iiriid unb fIiiiterte gebeimnib.
ooa: nSie, bet is Der Serr iuto bet
SrduIein NIT oem iepiulpten Sro.
i6enl"
rSo3" iaste Der Gabrgait .peI.
DIE oenn9"
r0a, Iinfs - Der Serr nit Die
Sdofolabebeene li,b BET Grdiilein
NIT Den irpBen Bafet, mo- u,fn Ta.
pier Der S6ipe aufiemalt isl~
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g,rIonn. @,ibIid,.

mdb6tn. seIGes Gnelif9 feri4t fat ac'
csu nnb 1orni,nirssrbstt 0m9isbignarE
bsrlanat xaeptcn Sseti <sissG IRIS. 2.
ncafl %
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Ser @eisenmansel umS feline
@eiabreH..

Sas ittterHationoIe Ianbtpirtbitaft
li6e S5nitititt in Rom bat ioeben nit
Der bebeiltitngspoIlen Sbatfahe cine,
beitGnbigen Gbnabrue bes fiir bic gan
5e Melt 70 aiiBeror0eutIih midtigerl
Observation-Disclosures befannt seulodf. Ger
pfliigbare 9ooer niuunt Dor, Sabr 5u
SSSabr in ben WhuBe ab, in peIhem oit
9rasIGnbereieil Die oft tpeiter nihts
iino, aIs unfriihtbares Sorib, ibre
9ren5en ausbebneu. SeIbft bic Ser.
Staaten iiuo itou ouf bem Runfi
angeIanet, no iie Bis gu einem ee.
tpiiien Grabe auf bic Ginfubr pon
@eBen ynb anbereI @etreioearten
angefueen limb.
Sas irrternotiopaIe Snititlit tpeiit
oaraif bin, hab Der ausial an @ei.
SEN iiber Die gan5e @eIt ernite @e.
fabren I'M @eioIge baben peroe, boB
er einen i6doigenben ginfIub duf bic
mirtbi9oftliden, ioSialen unb oiate-
tii6en @erbaitniiie Der @oIter aus.
ifben iperbe. greentinien bot gum
geiipieI cine lbrlobme BON 10000.
600 guibel i'm @ergIeih gum @or.
labre, ooer einen 8erluit Don 80 BRO.
sent au psr3siansu, pdbrsHo 4uitra'
lien iiber cine @ebenernte Don 1876.
900, 900 berihtet mas cine 3unabme
bon bier BroSe1t gIeidf1me. Die af)t.
5ebn iibrigen @ei5en probu5ircnoen
2Gnber, einihIiebIid Der Ser. Staa.
ten. anHabas. Snbiens u1o Sapans.
peiien einen Grtrag DON $500, ,0o0,.
900 guibel ODER cine Gbnabme DON
% pro5ent aiii.
wtit 6ieienl R6iigange Der @ei5eri.
prool,ftion uiiiien mir Die 8eb6Ife.
rltngs5linabme IN getradt 5ieben.
9iiden mir gum geiipieI mii eng.
lamb. Sn elmer fiiraIi5 oer6fient.
Itdten groIdiire iiber .@erbiitl,ng
elmer notionaIen Sungersnotb" ingt
Observation-Disclosures Charles Sat.
BURT: .ssm Sabre 1856 betrug Die
@eooIferung bes 9ereinigten aonig.
reihs 26,000,000, ipoDon nidt me.
niger oIs 24,0o0, 900 nit einbeimi.
ihem @eben ernabrt ipuroen. Sic
BeD6Iferunss5nbI III iest ouf 49,.
100000 geiiiegen un6 infer @ei5en
reid1t MIR fin 4,500, 900 aus, cine
abnabme BON 80 prosent IN iedSig
Sabren
Sbidhon feline mlbere Ration Der.
artige 3uitdnbe alIfpeiit, itebt etfpas
@ebnIihes auh BEN gereinigten
Staaten bepor. Wir moeen iHon in
fiir5eiter 3eit @eranIaiiiing sur GIa.
&c baben, bal, brau6bnres 9a,b In
GROCER ausbebnune Dem anbau ent.
5ogen lit unb mir mebr unb mebr BON
anberen adnSern abbdngig lem Der.
ben O
yWir fonirten Ieidt in bic Gage TOM.
men," fagt 9r. pauI @artbdotD in
elmer geiprefning oiefes @egef1itnn.
6es, bob es ben Milionen. berenl
2obne nidt iiber ben ber5eitiscn
Gur6ihnitt binmrsgeben, infolge Der
ittelpertbeiieriins nid)t nebr
i'm Sta,rbe fem tperoen. iidj 5u errldh.
rem. Siersu nriifien nod jcre arbeiter
gerednet iperber, bic b,ir9 etneri Erie.
bensj6Iub notbtpenbigeripeiie aubsr |
DeidGihuiug ceutteu u,,b oubzbeml
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5, Die fron,0Fi6en Gbemit.r, n..
nigiisHs bisjenis.n gtemi.er. oi. bas
amr beg Snfpeitors ausiitsn, tbeilisn
Der RegisrYIs nit, bab 4. bur1 gee
issIidR 6eTiiisluns ,iu,s gorma's
brotss sinsn tluesn S6riti g.tban
habe. Sn fsinsr 9Iusfiibruns bat Is
isbo6 sin. .Rabrunssmiiiel' Biz
r.ouirotie esfdafftr, bic In i5rsn ias
auiiitaiorif6n llnt,riufunasn bds
Shlimmfte nod iib.r6ietti. 81. 8as
bri.drtsn fpsrosH nit elmer Waiis ron
5rosen gequSIi, pon b,Hsu bi. baupis
idhlihiis nls gensnianb elmer gss
iprshuns ourb Mare,l gfrpin IN b.n
.YgnnaIes bes Qualifications oi,ni.
Die frnn30fiitsn ge6Srben baf.n
btTer't. baB bem aonium b.s Inn
porii.rttn, porSiislih gsmabltpR
R,bIs srnfis stlas. folat.n. Die
auberorbentlih Itif.ungsf1EiseH amss
rilaniihsn Mai6insn ba6en Elm M,a
hsrssiitlli. bag arm an 3sllulols uuo
@luien III, siuei geTtanoih,ils, bi. sur
@erbinbsruns Der IN ben aioatH s,,
nonutm Observation-Disclosures bon
srpber @idiistsit fnS. Die R.li.,
runs bat baber cine Rorm fsficsIfsi.
nn6 pslder olIss Ms9I bers,it.llt Rr.
ben mub.
Wsnn MshI Die 9nip,tiion paTi.s
rsH min, mab ts foIesnSsrmobsu AZ,
iammngsI,bt T,iu: 5euf.iei.rsa,s
hali. IA BIB Is gro5ent; 6lul,n, q
Big 10 prpj.nt; Is,ti, 1.50 gtoi.nt;
afGe, 0.65 g,roasnt unb 3tauloIs.
br pi6iiafte gsIiunbtkii. O.3O grc.
ssnt. GnbIit mub .s bi. ritti,e
Snrb, bnbsH; "a barf niti rein p,:b.
fonbsrH mub sslbli9 lpsis fein.
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Sras. Splf4en IS urb so, fnS ao4fn ure
nGefn6ns SaBfdrbeii In Camille bon CT
gbans B1trsnS ses 2ases gsain Iss. absHss
k9eil SQsO. III
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i3u uerfauien - Sanier.
8a perianfen - 0jrnnSeipeutbnul.

Qrtee tfI---gaaifeH EIaes ausrez5frb an
ben tbeftH Ibfti Der Gdie'fberebdbH. bite.i
tRf price slpe. eire Der ifoniitn anSi4ieu,
pie G.abt~ lbsrf6auenb; !elitie $1,000; te,
itctisrt 81 $500; s7U0 ceef pefiiasr tcrien
80: 90 bel 800. grsfaa. 2s.2e'
grfee atII-snmmi, eIet, spiften s. nne
Rrlce abe.: Cot 80 bel Ii5. bat cine ertd'
uH5 erames1arnqe, oermieibsi 'ar SIS per
alrrdi; aur hNeeE,enis besatt: t5s1iaer nle
S2b per Sab tGgisn es. greirp. \ 2b.2t'
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gum ssitsu Der ari,asnothl,is,nssu.

Der SdpGbiffs 9nm.n lini,r,
iiiisuHaEosrsin psuniaIisi Gorniaa.
28. 5dnunr, in Der GOsmoppliton
GALE tinsn Gnn, s,isn eriraa BEN
bsutitsH Rot5sn sr.us Sufli.b.. mi
gum gtiisn Der Observation-Disclosures
9srpenouns gu finbsn. 81, gprt,rti.
tnugsn ipsrbsn nufs Bette cetroif.n.
fiir grirsfflungen ipirb a.Irrs. uns
an unitrhaIiuns unb 3srItr.uuna
pirb .s niat fshIen. Tas riihria, Nrs
ranssmfnts aommitit. isst Ild5 aus
ben fclgenbM Jrausn sufnmm,u:
pnuIirs grnii ala 9priiskffn; acrO.
lin. WisInub, 5risSa @ospptrt, Rui.
G4mib. Qtgatbe Shipnrb, mari,
9rusItle. Barbara Tlaurer. Tlaris
3immrsr ularis s4n.isg uns
poullns Gisauionn
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scSrrhin1, benn BON cipei @rcSiorien.
Sic iif an 9i6hrwertb aleif,iiebsn, mag
Die cine ben GnfOr6eriiugen, Ipenu iic
lDeHiger leid,t oeronulid, 1T. nidt tiit.
ipredlsn. cbid)on baibe bic erforbcr.
Iiden geitnnoibeile in mednniid)er
@iidnIug fcrpobI a!s in deHiidcr %.
Jung 6eiteen.
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HtH grtes mlb6en far aHaensiHt
eansdfbtii gacb5u'tuaeu s55 eui1sns tiees
fae. sibonbals. 9a. Elbou 372. 25--2Js
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sieiIenaeiadJe - @eibli&.

| lit Der Ghrei nad, grob pieIleift IN
ginlne, bic MegierlIueen 5ii ertiprc'
Gcnbei Mlabndbmcn III bepegen. ri
Sranfreib 5eid,dftigt man iih Hert'
miiroigeriueiIe nit Der Sei1ieiiung ci'
nes 9loriralmebls. 0ie 6rea5oieT
fdeircn eine 8orIiebe fiir lInterinb'
,ngcn gu bofen iinb ibr neueite6 &c.
iee 5.;irbt iid1 aiii icIdle llnteriiidngl'
gen. Ger @orihlng 6ab cine glatlcr
ausitlieBli6 cine Sorte @rob cilcu
ION, mag oIs Elm tpirfiamcs poIitiidles
slustpnftnitteI geItelL cine erfrei'
IIde @obnabre 1T es ntfi.
,9fmerita tuiinid)t feline ilntcriud,,
ungen bieier strt, peocre cfientIii;
nod pricate. Gs perlanet Hreihcit.
ore 5rcibeit, entpeber peiBes o6.r
eleia6rob. ie ref GeitHtnd, 5il ellen.
Ss o.rubIdeui sic gnlBe Sbcc Der
peinlidl oenancn llnferinfmHacn per.
jonIi.t,r @spohnbeiien eilBpIner Sir.
acr. Iieic Sppniitipn geoen bureau.
fratii6e Snipertineus beitebt felt Ian.
stsn Tod inter fen heutipen Ter
hiIiniiIcn petScn mir oos grro, ibn.
Iidl Ipic Stnlien, NO grofeiior Verta.
rcIli alien Grniteg icinci 2nnbsIeuieu
oas alsisbrOb empfiebIt, als cine no.
tionnle Sniiitiiiion betrnttcn miiiisn.
@ic Gisfldiion. iiber Die 5lnee bot ole
Tebatie iiber bic reIaiipe Cite ces
@ei,enS iurb Der aIeie NIT ge3ue aii
oie Nerouliune rnhgerufan Eic IS.
jung Ssr Grocs III bon weienil!&rr
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tag6bGfn, enies, for aieerrine caRsarbeil
sldHsHflassH 2s7b aqonHb Gos.. Ncureeh. Q.
Stl. Ribat soiee. 25-21t
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g!abGtn fit dlIeeme;ne GnEtartdt. Gutter
2ebr lei ueeT 7Sx.. NatsTfrngsH stSs
Soaaft areuHe. eironbait II
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an usrfauIen - gianos.

Sc Rotsn esteItr 9tano nit ~
wolIen wlilni ure eari, s2sb. 9str Sritfins.
ii25 eanlnM Gtr. dlisfits piaro.faus In
glnrinrnn ffl&So
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airs,W6eeen nj. empfetlanseH.
In ilfigu GaHtias. 637 6eteis absiaf,
2tborbaie
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bic Sur6 bic ginipnnberiing ouf ben
arbeitsmartt entitebeitben St6riit.
gen. Gs 1T iiberrai1er0. bab 6ieis
Tbatiad)eu aui uriere fegieriing lei.
men @in0riid Tahen-
Sic eiiropdiifen Mepierungen ifen.
Ten Der @ei3enfrase bic probte guf.
mertlartcit unb fclgeridtio aud Der
@rooirnoe. Gripriebliha5 niub ans
ben 0ublifntionen Der perIdieOenen
IancrpiribifnftIiten apminiiiionea
gnglnnbs, 5ranfreid,s, 9elitihlonos
iino sStaljcns erpafieu, oenn mas I'M.
rcr itr gorgcben fem mag, bns iie auf
Die fcitecitellten Sbntiaben begriilbet
baben, Idbt es iit nidt ldienen, bag
iie oas offentlite aniereiie i'm auge
babcn. Tie Sraae III obne 3meifeI cine
internattonoIe, oeren 20iitng pcridjis.
bentlih aufgefobt ipiro, Sn England
mag pielleidt gatburifs gnrpfebliino,
praniien gu setpdbren iinb offentlihe
getrcibeipcid)er s,i erridten, beioIgt
tperben Sn Stolier ,isib Teliti4loiiD
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-30
GOO BIRDS HERE
FOR GREAT SHOW
:. Of FINE POULTRY
Anticipated That Number Of Exhibits
'@''+ Will Reach 1000 Before
Opening.
HORNED OWL PROMISES TO
BE PET OF EXPOSITION

With 200 birds shipped direct from
the state poultry show at Valley
City and an addition of more than
400 received yesterday and today
from various points in the Slope re-
gion, it is evident that there will be
1000 birds on hand for the opening
of the Missouri Slope Poultry Fanci-
ers. annual exposition, which takes
place at the Armory tomorrow.
Poultry experts declare finer as
semblage of pedigreed birds never
before has been assembled under ono
roof in North Dakota. The exhibits
all are in prime condition, and purely
as display of beautiful fowls, they
form an attraction worthy anyones
attention 10 the man who knows
poultry they are a source Of real joy,
proving most convincingly the grow
ing and intelligent interest which is
taken in North Dakota in this branch
of animal husbandry.
Carpenters will rema II at work all
night putting on the finishing touch
es, in order that everything may be
in readiness for the grand opening
tomorrow 4
.Velva Owl ~ Pet. II
A great horned owl from Velya, en-
tered by the Waldron Poultry Farm,
promises to prove one of the pets of
the exposition. His wise OWlship is
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-30

old in the way of expOsitions, having
been exhibited at a number of big
shows in this state. He likes the
noise and the excitement and the 3d-
ulation Of the crowds, and he is SO
thoroughly dOmesticated that anyone
may make friends with him.
Up to noon between 600 and 500
birds had been entered. The largest
entry to date is from the state penf-
tentiary,j and the two next largest
being from Horace Beardsley Of Sang
er and G. w. Walton of Velya. Elk.
hibitors ARE from Montana, Mime.
sofa, South Dakota and North Da.
kOta.
The doors of the armory will open
to the public tomorrow morning, at
s o'clock. The judging begins at 800
Il. n Thursday. At 10 O'Clock the
members OF the Missouri Slope Poul.
try association will visit the peniten-
tiary, the Patterson farm and other
points of interest. The show will be
open evenings. A small admission
fee will be charged.
The annual banquet will be held at
the Mckenzie hotel at 8 o'clock,
Thursday evening and will be follow
ed by the election of officers.
The doors viii be open at o'clock
Friday morning, which will be the
biggest day of the three.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-30
Surprisingly Good
Cough Syrup Made al
Costs Very Little snd Easily Made,
but II Rema rk ably Elective.

'
You'll never really know what q fine
cough syrup You can make until you
lprepare this famous homemade remedy!
You not only save So as compared with
the ready. made kind, but you will also
have a more effective and dependable
remedy in every way. 1t OvercOmes the
usual coughs, throat or chest colds in;
"a hours-rclieves even whooping cough
quickly.
Get 2E ounces of Pincx go cents
WORTH from any good drug store, pour
it into a pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain graduated sugar syrup.
Here you have full pint--a family
supply-of the most effective cough.
syrup that money can buy-at cost OF
only "a cents or less. 1t never spoils.
The prompt and posi- tive resu Its given
~ this pleasant tasting cough syrup
nave caused it to be used in more homes
than any other remedy. 1t quickly
looscns dry, hoarse or tight cough,
reals the inf1amed membranes that line
the throat and bronchial tubes, and re-
lief comes almost Immediately. Splen.
lid for throat tickle, hoarseness, br0n.
hits, Group and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is highly concentrated com.
oound of genuine Norway pine extract,
.ombincd with guaiacol and has been
Used for generations for throat and
hest ailments.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
Ir,gsist for '2la ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept any.
Thing else A guarantee of absolute sat.
isfaction or money promptly refunded,
!ocs with this preparation. The Pinex
Co., TT. Wayne. Ind.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-30
STATE ENGINEERS
IN SESSION HERE

Legislation for the proposed licenG
ing OF land surveyors in North Da
kOta occupied the chief attention of
the members of the state society ri
engineers, which opened it's ninth an
nual convention in the city hall this
morning, with an address of welcome
by Secretary Remission Of the Com
mercial club. and the response by
Professor Chandler, secretary OF the
society and dean OF engineering at
the state university.
Provisions Of Bill.
The chief provisions of the prOpos.
ed act are that no person shall hold
the Office of county surveyor unless
he holds a license as land surveyor;
no certified plan or plat shall he
placed on file in the office OF any reg
lister OF deeds in the state unless
certified by d licensed land surveyor;
licenses shall be issued by the state
board of engineering examiners; APP
plicant for license must be more than
Il years OF age; examinations for H.
cense shall be given at stated or spe-
cial meetings Of the board at least
twice in each year and to any licens.
ed surveyor who proves to be- quail.
fled license certifying to his com.
potency to lay out roads and bitches
and to inspect county bridges and to
pass on their need of repair or safe.
ty,rmay be issued by the board.
This proposed act has been recon-
mended to the state legislature by
unanimous vote of the society. 1t is
pointed out that the proposed re-.
quirements would be advantageous
to all concerned, both to .he i2iands
owners and the tax payers of the
state and to the surveyors and the
engineers, ..,.,. -.
Remission Addresses Gathering.
Secretary Kenkton of the Bismarck
Commercial club gave the address Of
welcome this morning, emphasizing
the Importance Of rural work and
the need OF expert engineers in this.
age of road building. bridge con-
and rural development in
general. +'SS-S'
Chandler Gives Response.
In his response, Professor Chand
Ter Of Grand Forks stated that it is
the engineers and others similarly
employed, although perhaps not un.
der the technical name, who make
life really worth living.
1T is by reason of the work of the
engineers said Professor Chandler, !;
'or the results from their efforts that |
the people, not merely the rich and
situated but even the
poor people are able to obtain in some
measure the Injuries and the com.
forts Of life.
ut is needless to continue details |,
in this direction, except to mention
hat the engineer finds his work not
merely in forwarding progress OF civ
lization, but also in increasing the !,
efficiency of the present activities o:
he people"
At noon the convention took aG |
ournment until tomorrow morning, |
II order to visit the session of the |
state legislature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-30
HOUSE: BILL n
GETS BLACK EYE
CONTINUED from PAGE One,

(NVUtluO0U lIOm rags OU0I
does not agree with the league upon
the proposed revision of the constitu.
ton by the legislature. Two other
members of the majority have been
regarded as doubtful. One of these
was elected with the leagues endorse
ment. The other has expressed the
opinion that the senate should COM
promise by attaching such safeguards
as it may deem necessary to the new
constitution and passing house bill "A.
Either of these gentlemen may at the
last moment line up with the minor
ity; but such action on their part is
not regarded probable.
Lemke Talks for Hour.
William Lemke, who is reported to
have had much to do with the framing
of the new constitution, addressed the
state affairs committee for an hour
this morning in defense Of the meas
ure, explaining various items regard.
ing which the senators asked informa-
tfon. Mr.. Lemke intimated that the
house probably would pass the bill
with certain amendments which were
suggested, and he urged that the SEN
ate take immediate, favorable action,
as a means Of carrying out the wishes
of the people. The attorney defended
the legality Of the document.
49, Stand OF Majority. ga
The majority Of the state affairs
committee in reporting unfavorably
house. bill A takes the stand that the
procedure proposed is illegal; that a
majority of the senate members were
elected on the Republican platform
which last fall provided for the sub
mission Of the various portions of the
league program as amendments to the
constitution; that the senate is now
making good its promises, having
passed or introduced amendments pro.
vtdtng for rural credits. state hail In
surance, state terminal elevators,
state packing plants and state flour
mills. and that the senate believes the
people. q approving the Republican
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To accommodate the crowds that
will wish to see "Caberia." the fea-
ture picture of features, to be shown
in Bismarck tonight, one show will be
given in each of the three local movie
houses. the Bismarck starting at 7:l5
O'Clock. the Orpheum at 7:45 o'clock
and the Grand starting at SIS o'clock.
This feature which has been run
ming with so much success in AM
erica's largest theaters comes to Bis
marck for this one night only, on it's
way through the state. The feature
has eleven acts, including 1900
scenes. Herds of camels and elephants
are used in the production and 5000
people take part in addition to the.
cast of characters.
No reserved seats will be sold, but
the prices for the seats will be Csc
for the first six rows, and S5c for
the balance of the theater.
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CHICAGO.

TOO LATE 70 Cl.ASaQY
ron AENT-Furnished front room.
Phone GIL $50 'FourthfSt. l-30-st
F6H HEN1-Splendid apartments;
thoroughly heated; prices, reason
able. Call SO Third street, or see
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platform by such large majorities at
the polls in November expressed their
will to the legislators elected at that
time.
Following the disposal of No. A. this
afternoon, it is probable both houses
will concur in resolution for adjourn.
ment until Tuesday sof next week.
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J. X. Doran, Home Building Com
pany's office, Webb Building. 1-3O-6t
FOR sALE-Garage, and livery bust
ness in town of 5000 population.
Livery business averages 500 a
week, Little cash will handle.
Write so, Tribune, Bismarck, N. D.
49,. 1-3O-6t
FOR SALE-Several used autos, in
: first-class condition; $3.50 to $3.50.
Used steam or gas tractors, very
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ASSURES i. i.
IN = ,-.
PROGRESSING

Washington, Jan. educational de-
Tense legislation today was advanced
to these stages:
Naval bill carrying 1881, 100000,
ready to be reported to the house by
the naval committee, which voted it
out yesterday.
Notifications bill, carrying $51,0O0,.
600 for coast defences, transferred to
the senate by the bill which passed it
yesterday.
= Army bill, carrying about "$960,000,-
900, under consideration by the house,
military committee, which expects to
report it out next week.
S Universal military training bill sub
ject Of hearings by military sub.com-.
mittee.
The naval bill provides for the
building of three battleships more
powerful than any afloat, and IS big
submarines. 1922 e"
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HI S iNE
The mcconkey Com
Co.

HAVE JUST GOT IN EXTRA FAM
CY FRUIT
Extra Fancy Bananas, per doz. 30c
Extra Fancy Oranges, per dog. =.
20, IS, 30 and Csc
Extra Eaaeys Lemons per doz. =. zoe
Head Lettuce, each I. j.. ,..,.. 15c
2 ats. cranberries for !. 80. Csc
Creme foH Toilet Soap, for -. Csc
This is strictly high grade soap.
keltogss individual Corn Flakes.
Fancy Apples, per box ........ $1.65
Pure Strained Honey, per jar -. Csc
Pure Olive Oil, ~ pint ......... y35c
Pure Olive Oil pints ......... 55c
Try lib. can of our Java and
Mocha Coffee, the only store
that keeps this kind, per h.. . 45c
A Csc can Sweeping Compound. 15c
Sherbet Glass Cups, each ... Sc
:. Everything in our store the same
close margin. Don't forget to phone
200 for your wants.
113 9Th Street
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