davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

Washington, %. srpna. Plu
kovnik John Hays Hammond,
pfcdseda uhelne komise Spoj.
Stati po konferenci presi-
Gentem Coolidgem dnes odpo-
ledne vyjadfil mineni, ze v po
sledni chvili uhlobaroni a ha-
viii prece jenom sc dohodnou
a stavka bude odvracena.
Soucasne prohlasil p. Ham
mond, ze federalni vladou ne
budou zadne dalsi kroky pod
niknuty smerujici ku spro-
stredkovani sporu mezi ob6-
ma stranami. Aspoh pro pri.
tomnou dobu vlada bude Eau
jimati vyckavaci stanovisko a
zistavf to ob6ma vybordm do
sud jsoucim v Atlantic City.
abv Sc hled6li dorozumeti.
Hammond slibil, re Ultra v IL
hodin rano sd6li priciny, proc
Sc domniva, ze stavka jest6
mGze byti odvracena. Necht6l
|jiti do podrobnosti, avsak z
jeho reci zdalo Sc vysvitati. ze
guverner Pinchot pohrozenim
zabranim doli mohl by prime
ii uhlobarony i havire k po.
volnosti.
Jedine,. CO sc. strany vlady
tbylo dnes. HcMsno Jest, ze. nFiI
pravila program pro konferen.
,ci guvernerd, jez bude zahaje
ma v New Yorku %. srpna. Ne
kterf guverneri jiz odpovedeli,
re sc sucastni.
Atlantic City, %. srpna. Te
zari z tvrdouhelneho pasma a
Ifednici unie, ackoli jsou pre-.
svedceni, ze ma 1. zari prace
" dolech bude zastavena, pre-.
ce jenom zIstali zde. Nekona-
Ii vsak zadne spolecne schdze
"a uplynulych 48 hOdin.
Obema skupinam bylo O.
znameno, re federalni vlada
nepodnikne zadnych dalslch
sprostredkovacich krokl a "a
dina z Mich ami v nejmenSim ne
zm6nila stanoviska, jez vedlo
* preruseni vyjednavani v IT,
terry. Zastupci uhlobaronti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
UTOKY MA DE VALERU.
Jest cinsn zodpovsdnym "a u
narchii q krve prolev6ni v
Irsku.


Dublin, %. srpna. - Voleb.
nj kampan jest v plnem prou
du a vladni fecnici pouziva.
il kazde vhodne prilezitosti
aby denuncovali Eamona d.
Valeru, jenz nachazi sc ko
necne We v6zeni, a jeho stou.
pence, jakozto hlavni skddce
zem6, kteri jsou zodpovedni
"a cru anarchie a krveproliti,
jiz Irsko prodelalo.
v Ennisu, jenz jest republi.
kanskou baStou, cten byl pred
shromazdenim volicI list bi.
skupa Fogartyho, v nemz pra-
vi sc mezi jinym:
"De Valera jest muzem.
jenz prede vsemi ostatnimi je
zodpovednym "a hanbu, zka-
zu a krveproliti poslednich
d2anacti m6sicI."
Soudce Cohalan vyslovil sc
We sve politicke feci: "Jest
nazorem americkeho verejne.
no mineni, re vlada, jez OBJ.
novila zakon a poradek, ma
byt tracena k moci obrovskou
vetsinou. Amerika uznava he.
slo zakon a pofadek proti a.
narchii a chaosu.
President Cosgrave pravi
"De Valera sc honosil, ze pou
re kule jej mdze zastavit, a
vsak neni treba zadne kule
Vystrel ma slepo postaci."
v podobnem smyslu mluvi
vladni recnici, kteri zddrazhu'
il zaroven, re vsichni odpIrci
a skddci zem6 budou co nej.
prisneji potrestani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

Londyn, %. srpna. zadn&-
no lsili nebude setreno britt
ckou vladou, ably Sc dospelo
k dorozum9ni $ Francii We We
ci okkupace Poruri a valec-
nych nahrad. Ackoli Pomca-
re-ova odpov9d' jest neuspoko
jivou v mnohych ohledech,
pfece jenom skyta moznosti
ku pokracovanf We vyjednava
pf, jez b9hem casu mIze We
sti k praktickym vysledklm.
Nejddlezitejsi mezi temito
moznymi cestami k dohodnu-
tt jest Pomcare-ovo ujist9ni,
ze Francie nema zadnych "a
ludnych dmysld ma n9mecks
Izemi. Toto jest bod, o nemz
premier Baldwin nejvice Sc
Still We sve 'feci We sn9movne
pos!ahecke Pred ietnlm odro-
ceninl teze.
Aovne1 Sc zoe zamiouVa ma
Vrn roincare-uv zmlrnitl okku
ac', vzdaJl-l Sc Nemci sveno
'trpneho odporu. Tez jest sko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
NEPkIHLAsILI Sc o
BONUS"

Columbus, O., %. srpna. -
Jest nejmen6 1900 osob V O.
hio, jez jsou zakonit6 oprav-
n9ny k penezdm cd statu, ale
ktere Sc 0 ne nepfihlasily. Je-
dna Sc 0 bonus, k nemuz die
zaznamd a odboru valky bylo
opravneno 243,000 dffvejsich
vojakd 2 Ohia, ale jenom 226,
900 Sc Oh pfihlasilo. Odhaduje
Sc, ze tyto naroky, 0 nez nikdo
Sc nehlasi, cini kolem ST.
100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
DRUHY LET ROvNEz
USPESNYM.
VzduSn1 poita opst dorucila
zasilky New Yqrku a San
Francislku.

Chicago, %. srpna. Drive
jeste nez byly ocekavany, po.
stovni aeroplany snesly Sc y
Sal, Franciskn New Yorku,
fdokoncivse druhy pokusny let
pres pevninu a diva jine aero
plany vypraveny ma treti ce-
stu.
Aeroplan, jenz vyletel re
San Franciska s postovnimi
zasilkami vcera rano, snesl
Sc v New Yorku We 1922
dnes po poledni, preletev
pevninu We 27 hodinach a Sc
minutach. Aeroplan letici ma
zapad Cd Atlantickeho pobre-
II snesl sc v San Francisku
v 1:45, dive a pil hodiny pred
tim nez byl ocekavan.
Mezitim treti let slibuje, re
bude stejnym, nell vetsim je-
ste 1sp6chem. Aeroplan, jenz
vypraven z New Yorku dnes
rano, prilet6l sem v $3.50, die
stredniho casu, SO minut pred
tim nez byl ocekavan. Rovnez
aeroplan letici ma vychod jest
znacne ku predu.
Paty let, jenz mel byti pod
niknut v sobotu, byl odlozen,
ably 81 mohli letci odpocinou-
ii, oznamil dnes generalni
postmistr New.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
STfzNOSTI MA YOUNCS-
TOWNSKOU SPRAWL.
We mSsts byly pry trpsny ne
festi vSeho drnhu.

Columbus, O., %. srpna.
Karbanictvi, prostituce a spe-
lunky, kde prodavany lihovi-
ny, bujely verejne q beze vse-
no obtezovanf v Youngstow-
nu, die vypovedi svedkd pred
guvernerem Donaheym dnes.
Vyslech konan byl We veci
z&dosti o sesazeni nacelnfka
policie Jamese Watkinse, pro
ii n9muz podany byly zaloby
pied guvemerem 26. cervence
zaloby tyto zn6ly pro nekona
mi dfednich povinnosti a opo-
inijeni vymahani zakona tyka
jfciho Sc prodeje lihovin. Po-
dobne zaloby byly rovnez
vzneseny proti mayoru Reese
owl, v kterezto v6ci konan bu-
de vyslech Ultra.
Praynf zastupci policejnfho
m&celnika chystaji Sc vyvrati-
ii vsechna obvineni proti ne
mu. Pravi, ze mezitfm CO diva
soukromi detektivove pfiveze-
nj do Youngstown "suchou
ligou" sbfrali svedectvi We 100
pffpadech holinkafstvi, policie
proveda 453 zatceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
KABINET JEST PRO
COOLIDGE.
Kampan jix zahajena v "a
jInu nOminace nynSjSiho
presidena.

Washington, %. srpna. Hnu
ii v kabinetu v zajmu nomina
ce presidenta Coolidge 1924
q. souhlas nArodniho repubi-
kanskeho vedeni ) tfmto pro-
gramem vysly ma jevo dnes 2
vynatk6 dopisu, jejz sekretar
vnitra DR.. Hubert Work po-
slal jednomu z prominentnich
republikanskych cinovnikd v
Pennsylvania.
Dopis nebyl uverejnen Sc
kretarem Workem, nybrz O.
MIN muzem v Pennsylvania. Sc
kretar vnitra pravi tam:
''Neni zadneho rozdilu mine
nj mezi vldci strany zde We
Washingtone, aniz mezi temi,
kdoz pfijeli sem z venku be-
hem minuleho tydne co do
moudrostf srazeni Sc nasich
rad "a novym presidentem ja-
ko kandidatem strany, dali k
tomu svIj souhlas.
Con zdedil Hardingovu ad-
ministraci a sm6rnice a logi-
cky mel by byti podporovan
We v9ci nominace zrovna jako
jeho predchIdce, kdyby byl
xiv. Snad nikdo We Spoj. Sta
tech neni tax zp1sobilym tenn
peramentem a zkuSenosti pro
povinnosti presidentstvi jako
president Coolidge"
Pravf Sc, ze min6ni Worko-
vo, jenz pokladan jest "a je-
dnu z "nejbystfejsich mysli v
administered, sdileno jest O.
statnimi cleny kabinetu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
SMRT PRI SRAzCE AERO
PLANO.

Pensacola, Fla, %. srpna.
Diva aviatikove z leteckeho
odboru valecneho lod'stva by
Ii zabiti a jeden nejspise
snnrteln6 poran6n pri srazce
b9hem manevrI zde vcera.
Stroje byly We vysi asi 5000
stop, kdyz Sc srazily. Zabiti
byli kapitan Hill a porucik
M'Fadden a poranen porucik
Merton A. Richal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
BOLSEvICKA PROPACAN.
DA OBJEVENA.

Janov, %. srpna. Policie OBJ
jevila, ze organisace, jez zdan
live provadela obchody, ukry-
vala penize, ktere cd ruskych
bolsevikd obdrzela ma propa-
gandu mezi armadou a lidem
pracujicim. Cetne dokumenty
byly vGera zabaveny. Flavio
Roysicello 2 Milana byl zat-
cen ma obzalobu, ze firmu tu-
to zastupoval. Take jedna ze-
ma byla zatcena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
'DABLOVA CHFuPKA" Sc
Slkf.

Richmond, Va, %. srpna.
Til dmrtf ma "d'ablovu chip
ku" z&hadnou nakazlivou ne
moe, byla dnes oznamena stat
MIN zdravotnfm 1fadem. Epi-
demie Sc siff do jihozapadnf
casti statu a jest znamo, ze
1000 pfipadt je leceno v rnz-
nych c&stech Virginie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
AMERICKA VLAJKA We
DIE SOVETSKE.

Moskva, %. srpna. Hvezdy
a pruhy vztyceny byly vedle
rude vlajky sovetskeho Ruska
poprve vcera. Prapory vlaly
vedle sebe mad pavilonem me-
zinarodnf delHicke blahod9jne
organisace ma vseruske hospo
dafske vtstave zde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
NOVY REKORD BEZMOTO.
ROVEHO AEROPLANU.

Vauville, Francie, %. srp-
ma. Georges Barbot, francouz
sky aviatik, ulet6l vcera 212
kilometru (pfiblizne 1925
mil) v bezmotorovem aeropla-
nu. Znstal We vzduchu sest
hodin, ctyfi minuty a FL vtefi
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
o skoDLIvosTI KoUkENl.

Kodan, Dansko, %. srpna.-
Ma zdejsim kongresu proti al
koholismu, prof. Martin Hort
mann 2 Lipska mluvil skod-
!ivosti koufeni. Pravil, ze pre-
kazi vzristu a zpdsobilo zmen
Semi prGm6rne vysky America
MI a Anglicanh v poslednim
stoleti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
AUToMoBlLovE NEsrEsTf

awfordsville, Ind, %. srp
ma. John Massing a jeho man
zelka, bydlici nedaleko odtud,
jsou mrtvi nasledkem neste-
sti ma krizovatce, jez Sc udalo
dive mile cd Whitesville vcera.
Do automobilu, v nemz jeh,
vrazil osobni vlak drahy Mo-
non a oba byli ma miste zabi-
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
"VINNI z NABOzENsTvi."

Moskva, %. srpna. Dvacet
komunistd bylo shledano vim
nymi "ze zachovavani nabo-
zenskych obradi" b6hem po-
slednich sesti mesfcd, die zpra
Wy Istredniho vyboru komu-
nisticke strany. We zprave Sc
pravi, ze nikdo nemize byti
dobrym kCmunistou, jenz veri
v nabozenstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

Rim. %. srpna. Prudke ze-
m6treseni v Carvinaran6 po-
d6siio obyvatelstvo vcera. Lii
de vybihali do ulic ustrojeni
jnn nocnich Iborech. Zadna
znacnajsi skoda nebyla vsak
zpdsobena a nikdo neprisel o
zivot aniz k vaznemu zrane-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
JOSEF HERMAN DAN POD
ZARUKU $4,000.

z okresniho vezen byl vcera
po slozen zaruky $4,000 pro-
pusten Jos. Herman, 1908 Mar
lowe ave, Lakewood, jenz mel
We vrazednem 1myslu postreli-
ii sveho svakra Roye Gresha-
ma, 8 MIMI spolecne bydlel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
VojAcI UsMRcENI vYBU
b CHEM.

Turin, Italie. %. srpna. City
ii vojAci byh usmrceni vcera,
kdyz SkladHt9 prachu vybu-
chic v pevnosti Senegrade.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
MARRIAGE COSTS
DETROIT GIRL
HOME, MILLIONS

Detroit, Mich, May 5.-Loss of
millions which she would have in
hcrited and Punishment from ever
from the home Of her parents is the
price of Florence A. Barringrand,
daughter Of John Avery, Detroit mil
lionaire, has paid for marrying
Francis Barrigrand, her fathers
gardner.
The mother made the announce
ment today.
1--WE never want to see that mar
again We cut all this from our
lives and to us our daughter is dead
forever" Mrs. Avery said, tears filling
her eyes.
"Our daughter would not listen to
us and she must pay the price of her
folly"
Parental objection to- the match.
it was said, was based on discrep-
ancy of age between Florence and
Barrigrand. Miss Avery was az and
Barrigrand was "a, according to the
marriage certificate. The marriage
took place here Il week ago and did
not become known until yesterday.
Barrigrand and his wife have gone
east. where they intend to buya small
farm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

BIG LEAGUE
TEAMS FIGHT
FOR VICTORY
Close Games Rule in Major
League Contests, Some Co.
inc to Extra Innings

Chicago. Nav 5.-Close, hard fight
ing games marked the play in the
major leagues yesterday, half of the
contests going into extra innings.
The four frst division clubs in the
National beat their second section
opponents and in the American the
result was as nearly reversed as pos
siblc under the schedule. two of the
first division teams falling before sec
ond division assaults, one first divi-
sion beating Il close rival and one
trailer.
The New York Giants were out
hit by Philadelphia in Is innings,
but won IL to .. The White Sox of
Chicago checked the onrush OF De-
troit in the American, to 0, Red
Faher winning the first game of the
season.
Marty Callaghan. Chicago leftfield-
er, stole home in the tenth and the
Cubs took Il 10 inning contest from
ST. Louis, 9 to |. Rubc Marquard. in
his ancient form, pitched Boston TO
the other extra inning contest IN the
Nationals over Brooklyn, ] to o.
1t went - innings and was the
sixth out Of the last seven games
that the Robins have won.
Charley Grimm, Pirate first sack
or, hit in his 18th straight game this
year and his mates batted savage.y.
downing Cincinnati IL to 6.
Browns sluggcrs made three home
runs to one for the Indians. Wash
ington cv6ned its standing with Bos-
ton, 7 to d.
Umpire George Hildebrand helped
the Browns beat the Speaker tribe but
he didn't know he was doing them
good turn. He banished McManus
from the game in the fourth inning
and burst, who replaced him, cele-
bratcd the occasion by busting out
Il brace of home runs in cOnsecu-
tive innings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
NEW POISON
FOR HOPPERS
RECOMMENDED

Fargo, N. d., May 5-Recommend.
atoms for the use of amyl acetate,
q fruit scented chemical for use with
bran instead of the usual oranges
Hm lemone for poisoning gIass-a
hOppers were made at 4 meeting Of
the North Dakota West International
Committee on Farm Pests, held at
Winnipeg. Manitoba, last week, ac-
cOrding to DR.. II. l.. Webster, entom-
ologist, North Dakota Agricultural
college who represented the state at
the conference.
Fifteen entomologists from North
and South Dakota, Minnesota; and
three adjoining Canadian states were
present at the sessions at which in
sect pest problems confronting the
northern spring wheat growing area
were discussed.
Although no serious trobule with
grasshoppers is expected in North
Dakota, local outbreaks are liable to
occur in areas where they were COM
mon last year, DR.. Webster says.
Amyl acetate is easy to use for pre-
pairing pioson bran and can best be
obtained by farmers through extern.
sion workers or county agents. Rec
concentrations call for 3 ounces of
amyl acetate to 100 pounds of bran
together with poison such as
white arsenic. The acetate is used
to attract the grasshoppers to the
mixture.
Flowing and burying all stubble
before May 10 in fields where dam
age by Hessian fly occurred last
year is the recommendation for con-
trolling this pest, stated DR.. Web
Ster
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
@6Y4x6E

WITH the swimming and boating
w season already starting up in
some sections of the country, the
American Red Cross, through it's
Life-Saving Corps, Is inaugurating
an intensive campaign to lower the
appalling loss Of life in the United
States through drowning. Stats
tics it has compiled show that in
1921, 6,4S9 men, women and chill
dren died in the waters of the
United States through accidents.
while during the last ten years the
total Of such deaths has reached al
most $4,000.
The means by which the Red
Cross will carry on its fight against
water accidents will be extension
of the Life-Saving instruction it
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
DEMPSEY TO
GET $4,000
World Champion To Be Paid
Before He Steps in Ring

Chicago, May 5.-Jack Dempsey
worlds heavyweight champion, will
receive $500, 900 for risking his
title against Tom Gibbons, the St.
Paul challenger in Is round con-
test to decision at Shelby, Mont,
July 4. while Gibbons will gamble
with the promoters for his share
Of the receipts.
This was revealed when all OBJ
stacles for the match were over
come to the satisfaction of Jack
Kearns, manager of the champion.
Kearns will receive 100000 in
cash today as first installment of
the three hundred thousand dollar
guarantee, and will attach his
signature to the articles closing
the match.
Under. the terms of the contract
Dempsey will receive the second
$780, 900 on June Is, and win re-
ceiye the fnal 800 900 on July 2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
LIFELESS BABY
MADE TO LIVE
AGAIN IS CLAIM

Dallas, Tex, May "a baby
born without life was made to live
by the use of adrcnalin hydro
chloride at Baylor hospital here
last night, Drs. Warren E. Massey
and J. Il. Smoot announced today.
"Thc child was dead when born
last night" DR.. Smoot said. Heart
balm was extinct and there was
no evidence Of respiration. DR..
Massey prepared and injected the
drug into the heart muscles. After
the injection we continued other
means of producing respiration
and in short time the child be-
gan to breathe.
The baby was reported in good
health this morning by hospit al
attendants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
Bismarck Hospital.

John Finkliein Of Max, Mike Kary
of New England, Mrs. +. J. Lee of
city, Jack Lorenzen of Werner, Christ
Rieger of Martin, Irene kunkel of
Garrison, T. T. Thompson Of Werner.
r. +. Stromberg of Steele, Gilbert
Andahl of Bismarck, Mrs. Ed. Ives of
Balfour, Mrs. August Wild of New
Salem, and Mrs. d. w. Withnell of
jamestown have entered the Bis
marck hospital for treatment. Mrs.
II. II. Cordes and baby boy, Mrs.
Paul eastman and baby boy of city,
Mrs. Dan Withheld of jamestown,
Gilbert Andahl of Bismarck, and Mrs
Nathan Butnilsky of Max, have been
discharged from the hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
GERMANS GET
FRENCH REPLY

Paris, May 5.--Thc Franco-Bel-
gian reply to the recent German re-
partitions proposal was delivered
to all the allied embassies and the
American embassy this afternoon
but the government has decided
not to transmit it until tomorrow
afternoon. The French note will
be made public tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
-48 hours before going into the

-48 hours before going into the
ring.
Gibbons will not receive cent
of the receipts until the first $780,
600 is in the box office. He will
receive 80 per cent of all money
over this amount until the $780,
900 mark is reached. After this
figure is reached the challenger
will receive % per cent of all over
$6O0,0OO and also will picture
rights, in addition to $4,000 for
training expenses. Dempsey has
been allowed $4,000 to cover his
training expenses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

SALESMAN-Local man whose
sole qualification must be wide
acquaintance among the gener-
al, hardware and accessory store
trade, also garages. To such
man furnishing the proper Gre
dentials proposition will be ex-
tended on commission basis
which should insure very
handsome yearly income. Morgan
Manufacturing Co., Minneapolis
Branch, 314 Plymouth Bldg.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
G0MPERS IN
RADICAL FIGHT

New York, May s. Samuel Comp
crS today launched what labor lead
ers interpreted as a fight to drive
from the American Federation OF
Labor the radical movement repre-
scented by the Trade Union Education
League, including w. u. Foster and
c. f. Rutherberg.
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provides through its own experts
or fosters through community Life.
Saving campaigns. Already 439
Red Cross Chapters in continental
United States are providing Life
Saving instruction. and It IL pur-
posed to greatly increase the mum,
Der.
In particular will the Red Cross
strive to reach the children. OF the
more than $4,000 certificated Life
Savers enrolled in the Red Cross
Life-Saving Corps, 10000 are Jun.
iors and quota OF $1,000 addition
al Junior Life-Savers has been set.
In addition to instruction pro.
vided through its Chapters, the Red
Cross will conduct two large Life.
Saving Institutes for the instruc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
RODGERS WINS
OVER MAMAS

Stanley Rodgers, Bismarck
wrestler, defeated Harry Mamas,
Boston, Mass. ut Minot last night,
Mamas quitting after they had
wrestlcd an hour and twenty-sev
en- minutes without fall, accord
ing to tclcgraphic adviccS here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, May 5.-Wheat re-
ceipts SO cars compared with 123
cars year ago. Cash No. l north
crn $1.21 Ia to $1.20 IA; No,
dark northern fancy $l.31 IA to
$1.4 Ia; No. l dark northern
$l.23 Ia to $l.31 Ia; May $1.21
IA; July $1.22 3-8; September
$l.2O. Corn No. 3 yellow 76 1-2 to
" cents. Oats No. 3 white Al 3-8
to AZ 3-S cents. Barley 54 to &C
cents. Rye No. 2. Is IA cents.
Flax No. l 1921 IL.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

FOR RENT-Large we'll ventilated
nicely furnished room with large
closet suitable for two young lad
les, hoard if desired. Phone 883
PIT, 9Th St. 5-5-lwk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

u $50 International News Reel
= Mi6s Sophie RuehI, 10, OF
Dubuque, Ia. who recent!
II hung up a record Of swim.
ming ~ miles in the Missis
~. sippi. She 10 one Of 5000
n, women members Of the Red
TX crcss Ltfe.savins Corps.
ton OF those in charge OF boys and
girls summer camps and others.
These institutes will be held at
Long Pond. Plymouth, Mass. and
Lake Geneva, Wis, not far from
Chicago.
In a message to the Chapters.
Judge John Barton Payne, Chair
man of the American Red Cross,
says:
TOO many preventable drown
ihgs occur annually. The tota! OF
5S.429 during the ten years ended
with 1921 is appalling. The Red
Cross is exercising one of its char.
ter functions along lines of intense
practically in the campaign of
Life-Saving which it has inau.
gurated, and invoke the hearty
aid OF Chapter workers in carry.
Ing it to successful conclusion"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
TARIFF BODY
ORDERS PROBE

Washington, May 5.-The tariff
commission today ordered an in
vestigaticn into production costs
and facts having II bearing on the
tariff duty on linseed or haxsccd
oils as carried in the new tariff
law
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

be held in Turtle Lake Friday of
next week. Piano and instrumental
solos, boys and girls glee clubs and
mixed chorus will represent Wilton.
A number will also enter the decla-
nation contest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis. May 5.-Flour un-
changed to 10 cents lower. Family
patent quoted at $3.50 to $500 Il
barrel. Shipments 49,56S barrels
Bran $28. 90 to $28.$5O.
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Mclean COUNTY MEET.

Wilton, N. d., May 5.-The pupils
of the Wilton high school are pre-
pairing for the annual Mclean Coun-
ty Track and Field meet, defamation
contest, and musical tests which will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

FOR SALE-Furniture for Z room
house, 150 IT, garden hose. Garden
tools and two lawn mower sets.
Mrs. s. B. Toney, l6 Ave B. West.
5-5-iwk.
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EXAMINE PROPOSALS

Brussels, May 5.--The Belgian
council of ministers today eXamin-
ed officially the German repara-
tions proposals and unanimously
decided they were unacceptable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

Chm. use q few ambitious young
men part or all time in Bismarck.
Information given at Interview
Soper. Bismarck Hotel. Saturday
Evening or Sunday. 5-6-lt.
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Passes Good Night.

Theodore Koffcl, who underwent an
operation in local hospital for re-
moval of tumOr, passed good
night and was resting easy today, it
was said His condition is as good
as may be expected.