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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
Say Only ) Killed

Salt Lake City, Utah, May 3-
Five killed ono missing and rs
were injured in the wreck Of the
Denver and Rio Grandc West
crn passenger train No. , east
bound at WoOdsidc, Utah, at
1l:W o'clock last night. accord
ing 10 official adviccs received
at the offices Of the rOad here.
The dead: Arthur HOkey, at
tachcd naval training station
Great Lakes, Ill.,, Mrs. f. E..
White, Soldiers Summit, Utah;
T.. {. Partridge, professor at
Brigham Young University,
Provo. Utah: +. X. Raider. loco.
motive engineer. Grand juno
ton, Colo: Alfred Anderson,
locomotive fireman, Grand juno
ton Colo.
Salt Lake City, Utah, May 3.-Scv
en- persons. five passengers and tw
were killed last night whcl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
PASSES Ell CENTRIC.

Ell Centre, Calf, May 3.-The mo-
oplanc To passed over FL Centre q
II :23 a. M, Pacific time.
The T-2 was flying at about 800
to 5000 feet elevation. An army a,
ator who watched her progress sa
the engine was working perfectly IA,
the aviators ought to complete the
trans -contintal non-stock flight to s
Diego in 2 hours. After passing
Centre the plane veered slight
south, indicating course close
the Mexican border would be f.
lowed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
LOSE SIGHT OF EYE

Fargo, May 3. Gust Lalum OF
Maddox. will lose the sight Of one
eye which was pierced by staple.
snapped into it by stretched wire
while he was building fence at
Maddox recently.
Part of the staple embedded it.
sSff in the optic nerve, according
TO the physician.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
TO HELP SAUNDERS.

Memphis, Tenn, May S.-Organized
under the slogan memphis will take
care of her own" scores of leading
business men of this city today be-
gan an intensive campaign of per-
sonal solicitation for the sale Of
stock Of the Piggly Wiggly Stores,
Inc, to whose president. Clarence
Saunders, center of the recent Piggly
Wiggly sensation on the New York
exchange, they enthusiastically
pledged their support at dinner az
tended by friends Of Saunders" last
night. The rally of citizens to the
aid of Piggly Wiggly and its presi-
dent followed publication in news.
paper advertisements yesterday of
Mr. Saunders declaration that "un-
less I sell the Piggly Wiggly Class
A stock. wilt 60 broke"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
NEW YORK TO
SAN DIEGO, is
new RECORD
[ nitcd States Army Aviator
Gross Continent Without
Stopping
MAKE RAPID PROGRESS
200 Miles Yet TO Go Rename,
During Day When Plane
is Seen
MAKE: RAPID PROGRESS
San Diego. Calf, May s.
The 1>-2 passed over San Diego
her destination.

Phoenix. Ariz., May 3,-Tho
'i'-2 monoplane Ell route to Sal
Diego on an attempted trans
continental nonstop flight passe
over Wickenberg, Arizona. s.
miles northwest Of here at 1920
Il. m. mountain time. according
to Sante Fe railroad dispatch
er's message received here.
The monoplane, manned BY
Lieut.. Oakley Kelley and John
MacReady was less than 800
rifles from its Pacific Coast oh
jective when it passed ovef
Wickcnberg.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
TOOK OFF AT 1886 p. NJ.

Hampstead, N. Y, May 3.-Licuten
ants John A.. MacReady and Oakle,
G. Kelley took off from Rooseve.
field at SO: So p. m. yesterday in tn
army monoplane To in their secon'
attempt to make nonstop tran'
continental fight. They hoped 1
reach San Diego from which the
first attempt was made, in 32 hou,
and attend dinner Of the Amcrlct
Legion there tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
100 MILES AN HOUR.

st. Louis, Mo-. May 3.--Maintain-
ing speed of approximately 100
miles an hour, the T2, giant army
monoplane. last night was speeding
toward the snow capped Sierra Nc
vadas. on nonstop fight from New
York to San Diego. g.
Taking off from Roosevelt field at
Hampstead. n. Y. at | 80 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, the plane passed
over St. Louis at 9:l5 p. m. last night.
Almost a thousand miles of the APP
proximately 2,4O0 mile journey had
been left behind when the ship wa
swallowed up by the mists hangins
low over St Louis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
UTILITY CASE
ARGUED TODAY

District Judges a. G. Burr and c.
NJ. Cooley arc sitting on the supreme
court bench in the case in which the
Hughes Electric Company of Bis
marck contests the validity of the
laws comforting on the state railroad
commission power over public util-
tiles in the sta-c. They replace
Justices Nucssle and Johnson, dis
qualified, by reason Of previous CON
nCctiOn in matters of the company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
CHURCH HEAD
TO BE TRIED

Moscow, May 3.-The church trial
Of the most Rev. DR.. Tikhon, former
patriarch Of the Russian church, be-
gan this afternoon. Dr. Tikhon was
not present, being in prison where
he is awaiting civil trial on charges
Of opposing the Soviet regime.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03
FLEET FLIES.

New York, May 3.-The flight of
the Jersey rum fleet during the night
was believed to be due to the ac-
tion Of the coast guard cutter Seneca
in sending four-inch shell across
the bows of smuggling craft to
bring her to a halt
The Seneca opened fire yesterday
afternoon, it was announced today at
Coast Guard headquarters, after two
small runners coasting along between
the fleet and shore, had denied a sig
nal to halt. The Seneca had joined
in the patrol on orders from Wash
ingtOn to join in the rum hunt and
mount larger guns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03

The origin of case Of scarlet
fever has been sraced to book.
which was read by scariet-feverf
patient 20 years ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03

During 1922 only s52 merchant
sn'ps OF 2,467,os4 tons gross, were
launched from tH> shipyards of the
world.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03

At p marriage ceremony in India
the bride stands on a large plate
filled with milk. and rose colored
sweetmeats.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03

Lincolnshire is the flattest iand
Westmorland the most hilly of En-
glish counties, .S
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-03

The English language contains
about 10000 words !. Of French
origin.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Mann6after Yefennermntb.

Monuesmllt gebort oa5u, elm be.
.qongenes llnre6t often unO ebrlid)
ein3ugeiteben. 81 Oieier 9et6tiglng
littlider &roit un0 StGrfe Oermogen
Iid nar menige aberdeen auf5u.
idmingcn. Cine Der ieltenen 9llis-
nabmcn lit Or. Qoremlls SclloOer
aus Gloremont in Californian, Der
friibere SefretGr Ser 0@reuter Bolton
federation Of Gburdey. Soren mir,
mas er 3u iagen bat.
.@ls ser 9rieg ansbra6, mar id)
9oSifiIt unO ~pioerieete mid alien
Observation-Disclosures unieret Regie-
rung. 9lber oie &riesspropoeanoa
eroberte aud mid idlieBlih, unO idl
erbielt oas @efiibl oaB es Die 8flibt
uniercr gtation lei, in ben &rieg elm
8utreten, I'M Dem &riege ein enoe 81
MAIDEN uto sic @elt ocmotratiiieren
al belfen. SD mar nidt millenS,
0ieien Stanopunft ein3unebmen uno
in Siderbejt gu Sauie gu bleiben,
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Sabree. %criammlnna i'm GoncorO
Nlnb.

Ger Concord Stub tritt I'M Sep.
terHber IN oas pierte SSobr ieines ge.
itebens Elm. Sir oos nene @eihGfts.
iabr %erforoern Die Statrtten Gnoe gu.
quit Die @rnenmuna ser &on0i0aten
liir ole NeamteniteIlen. 0ieies Ioll
an ndditcn Montog. Den 81. .. M.,
geideben. Sm September lit Damn
Die 8abl 0crielben. 9eiOes linO mid-
tige @rei9niiie un0 ole Mtitglieoer
liio aufgeioroert, ~noll31bIig 5l en-
ideincn mo ihren YflIhten ais 81b.
Ter nad5ufommen. 0o ieoenfaaS
Ncnoerungen itnttfinoen meroen, 10
ut Is u%nbeOin9t erforoerIih, oaB al.
le 9Ritglie0er an bcioen Aben0en, Der
Domination iopobI oils ser @obl,
iih beteiligen. SScoeS glltltebenOe
0iit9lieo bat OoS Hedt 5lt mdblen
mo lit mdblbar. S~c0enfalls mer0eu
8cdlcl Ser Neumten aus perionliden
1tn0 aiE0eren @riin0en cintretcn; int
merlin lit Scr @unid lebenoig ge-
mor0erL sic @eomtenidaft SIT wed-
ieln; bouptidhIid oa cs nidt mebr
lpie Mcdlt lit. OaB niht immep oieiel-
ben Mtitglieoer Die Arbeit Der Ser
luaItumg allein trogen.
SSm Ani6luB al Oieies bat lid Der
iebige @rdiioent beitimmt olsge-
oriIdt, oaB CT oicies Mnl cia aanOi.
Dat iiir ous nere Sabr niht lein
fam un0 bittet ieine 6reunoe, leinell
Nanlen nidt 81 beriidiidltigen.
6. S.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm &bein.
InnA.

3eue MGnner uno Namen MAIDEN
iebt in Oen &beinlanoen bon lid re-
oen. Gin Sugo bon Weben I'M &ubr-
gebiet, Serr MateB in Bonn unO elm
Or. 8olteroff in 0iiiIeloorf pollen
Die boqe unabb6ngigfeit Der Hbein-
lunoe unb 0es &ubrgebiets. Or. Dor
ten ioa bisber cine iolhe llnabban-
gigfeit MIR inner6alb oes 9eutiden
&eiGes borgeieben baben. Son Wes-
en- lit aus @liaB gebiirtie (abal) aus
Golmor. CT b~ebaltptet, ieoen Gag
aeidneten lid tauien0 &beinldnoer in
feline Site elm. Die orobenoe Ger
iplitterung oeS oeuti1en @eides lit
cine trourige Satia1e. 0ie Hegie-
rurg in Berlin lit ma6tlos; Die I'm
5%ufrieoenbeit miro fir biele Sabre
bleiben, Die llnrube anoauern. 8aS
IoQ Die &egierune MAIDEN? Sat iie
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Pins Der futberiidcn 3iOnSfirds.
Sedite me = StraBe9 q. 8.
@aitor u doro 2 dmiot.

Am Somtoa Den 26. AuquIt, fin.
Get elm gemeinidoitlider @~ottesoienlt
Der 3ious uno Der Enforcement Stride
On ser NORTH Capitol mo Sibooe
SslauO 9lbemle q. g.. ltott. Mitqlie.
Der Der 3ionsgemeiu0e limo berslihit
miltommel mo eebeten, ole olte an.
te getonntidaft pieOer auf5ufrilden.
Sountag, Den 2. September. beiu.
den Die @lieOer DER 3ionsgemeinoe
ole Sutb. ct. SSobns.a irde, Iolpobl
bcint ensliihcn ols nitd beim oeut.
iden @%ottesOienit. 8uitor 8arina,
Der SeeIioraer oieier @emeiiOe, bat
leine mobIDcr0ienten Sommerferien
angetreten.
@etouit muroe am IL. Nligult i'm
0entideu @ottesOienit Gorotbn em.
ma Sodter BON Serru mo 6rou ga.
cob 8laOt, geb. Sent. SauIpoten ma.
rem 5rdulein 0orotbp arautuurlt,
SEER Alireo Gent, uno 0err Ii. 6rou
&. 8aileu.
Yin Is. Iugult begrilb man i'm
8roipect SPILL 6rieoboie neben ibrem
Dor 4 Sabren peritorbenen @atten,
6rou Niarg aoIb. pel1e int SouIe
gtr. 1927 Sedite StraBe NoromeIt
fiir uiele Sabre mobnbaft mar. Oie
8erltorbcne mnr0e Dor ungefGbr 3
9Snd)en bonn Shlaae aeriihrt, ser in.
re l%leberfiibrung ms @eorgetomn so.
lpital nit iib brabte. DortielbIt ber-
ltarb lie ant is. auguit i'm MIter
pom II Sabren. lin ibren 600 trou.
ern ibr ein3iqer Sobn Geo. $. aolb,
: 6nfeltin0er mo 2 llrenfelfinoer.
Die 9eerOi9ung iano bon Der aapel.
le oeS Seidenbeitatters ". u. Speore
aus Itott. 6rau aolb mar cine regeI.
mdBige Selnderin Der Oeutihen GOT.
iesoienite. Sbr @atte perungliidte
DOR 4 Sobren furS Dor Der eeplonten
gol0enen Sod5eit.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Nn Die Oeut1Namertfaner
in MaIbinstOn
Sdreibt an Coolidge nnS Oerlangt,
Oak er einen 9rnf nnf Sranfreid
ansiibt.

Monfann 5ronfreiA our 3ablung
Der Shul0en al Amerifa 8pingen.
Wfon fam es ooron erinnern, bob
StootsiefretGr Sltgbes poriges Sobr
in Seem @aben cine internotionale
ltnterIu6ung Der 0eutiden 6inon3er
borgeidlagell bat, mas Oeltti9lonO
an1abm, mornuf6ranfreid o6er nidt
cingeben mill. Sugbes Itebt nod nett
elter IeltBerung nod aitf oemleIben
StanOpunft. @ebatoelt miro aber
ni6t. GS 9ei6te ni6t s.
Suebes mirft, ipie idon friiber, oie
Arme in Ole 2uft uno lagt: @egen
6ronfreif lit nidts 81 MAIDEN. 9ie
6ran3oien loiien li6 tti6t ii~beroeugen.
9os beibt nber Die 8linte ins &orn
merfen uno ii6 Dor Ser Mio6t betgen.
Sugbes meinte friiber 1913 geIe-
aentli6 oes 2iliitaniafoues, er bate
geban0elt, menn er es al tim
gebabt bdtte. Sect iist er totenIos
un0 mortet ab, genou nie 8ilion an
fangs nit Ser vpat6ful mating go
litif.
Oie 9euti6-A merifaner oeS 2on-
oes i6iden iebt bon iiberan Der 9rie-
fe an oen neiien 8rGlioenten ur6 ber-
longen Sanoeln. 8on Buffalo aus,
100 AM 12. Nuelllt cine Maiienber-
iammlung Itottfono, lpuroe elm Pip
peII an Coolidge gelnnOt, pelher
oas 6olgenoe entbieIt:
I'VE citizens of Buffalo, express our
unreserved indignation at the action
of the French Government in the
Ruhr. We protest against the cruelties
imposed on a disarmed nation.We con-
denim the %brutalities under which help
less women and children suffer, who
are driven from their homes and ex-
posed t. itold hardships which in
volve star ton, agony and danger of
epidemics. We abhor the black hor-
ror on the Rhine and the Ruhr, and
the misdeeds committed against the
German race. We oppose the inhu-
man und unnecessary humiliations i'm
posed OF innocent persons and the
attempt to enslave them"
@olIen mir 9erti6amerifaner Ser
8unoeSbaltptitaot binter Sen anoern
3uriidblei6en2 SIMMER nod langer
abparten uno See trinfen? @8 beiBt
Iebt bonoeln biegen ooer breden.
2onge f0nnen sic armen 9erti6en
oen &arlpf gegen-@ emalt uno Hobeit
niht mehr oushaltenl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Ser franaOGIde sbslof.

@rof 0arrb &eBler belt Wontag
Nbeno oieier ISOLDE in 8iaiamstomrt
mieoer cine quite &e0e iiber Die $50
litif Sranfrei68. Gr nannte 8oin-
core Den Sbplod @ltropos, Der ouf
iein Stiif Sleiid beitebt. @r c@itierte
BEN 6ran8oien Saques 9 ainbill e,
engen Sreuno YoincareS; 0ieier b e :
e 6n tt ST anfreid elb It
ais SbpIod. @rof &eBler ber-
Iangte, oaB 6ie @elt Sranfreid bop
fottiere, OaB man bon 6ranfrei6
nidtS mebr faufe; Oonn babe es fem
@elo uno meroe na6geben miiiIen.
Sonit meroe nod piel 8lut flieBen
miiiien. SbDlod meroe Ionit triltm-
pbieren uno ii6 0ie &aiierfrone aufs
Sal1pt leBen. Mm erifa nj i. e
iett banoeln elm territories Cue
ropa tonne BON @merifa feinen 8eis
gen faufen. Gr citierte ferner einen
8erift zines 8aibington Snltitute
Of Economics, Der Die Soleen zines
faufunllltigen @uropas fir Amerifa
nadmieie, uno einen 8rief Senator
guppers an ben Yr6iibenten Goolio-
0p
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

iuGbrenO uniereS olouten getotet luur
Den. Gaber periudte id, cine Slap
Ianitele 5u erbaltert, murOe o6er me
gen meines Filters 5uriidaemieien. IS
geloug mir jeOod bel Dem &otbNi
9reii5 elmo @%rnennlrng ~ SibirieH 81
befomnett.
.g9ns ih in Sibirien lab; mas Ser
iniIes i'm Gertra9idlicBen mo Sigo
madden berporbrahte; Der Nelt Der
neutrality-suspicious. nit all ibrer ST.
leudtllng 0oriiber. iUie &riegfiibreli
our6 Yropoganoa t1uidte mo lclbit
ieet nod beinabe iiinf Sobren uod
ocn 8offeuitiaitaro 81 tduiden tort
iGbrt; Die Ginlidt, meld unerborto
mo Seioen oerStricg audi nod
LANCE mad iciuem Abidlltb perilr
iodt; feline llnfdbigteit ais 6ottor IN
Der 0emofrotiiierung 3it mirten, uli
ieine 5obigfeit, ein ireies Solt mie
0as unierige Inn nidt peflige leiner
ireibeitfidcn @orontien 5ii berouben
-naeS Dies bat mid 5i Scr lleber5eu
alulg gebrodt, Dab i'd I'M ltured.
mar, Dab Elm Cell Der 9llitidulO aui
mir laitct mo i6 olc mo9lihcn yin
itrenguneen MADDEN milB, I'M beim,
8icoergutmod)en oes gr0Bten 8crbre
6ens Der menihlihen @eldihtc 81
belfeu."
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Bum Stat &cn9reb
in Siew yOrf
Sine OcnfiuiirOise %erunitaltuug.-
Niles lit cr56ercit fir bic frieOlids
Sdladt.- Sin lumuOeruOlleS Bro
gramm.


User einmal einen @rano nit Bic
rem ihipar5 ongeiogt, in sic 9ou0
befommt, peiB nit melh lpanneuOer
@rregung ibm ouS Ser5 podt. Aber
bellte flopit eiuem ieoen Stat 9ruOer
lnlO elmer ieOeu Granddaughter OoS
@erS i'm o@orgei6mad" oeS fonlmeli
Den Settles, oeS 16. Stat &ongreiics,
melher ant 2. unO 3. Septem6er
(2obor 0op) IN Der Eurlbale, Sc
rington 9lpe. uio S5tb. Street, Stem
9orf Gitp, i%totfinoet.
@tnas berDorrngen0eS, ein3iges,
nod ME oagelpeleneS, miro oen Cell
nebniern geboten. Sergmiieltngen
unO llnterbaltilngcn, Spiele. mert
poQe @reiie, allies in Sille itl0 Sill
le. NiemonO bari ourd nglbneien
beit4 gIGn5cll. @erbei uno beron 81
oieiem 5elte. mel6es oent Spiel NIT
ben bier 8en5eIn eeiuiOmct lit, aber
ailh @uteS fir uniere DStoBtrup
pen, uniere gtot ~leioenoen 9riioer
al Der 9iilbr tln loa.
Gin ieoer SeiI Oes 8roaramms lit
olulmoerbolI9 im ipobrlten Slime oeS
gSortes. &llr5 ermGbnt lei oos Sol
oeuoe: 9ln Somtag, Den 2. Septem.
Der, bon 10 llbr @orm.ittogs an, gm
piano mo @ini1reiben Der Delego
ten uno Geilncbmer am &ongreB; ge-
miitli6eS 8eiinmmenlein, geneinio
mes Mittageiien ser 0anten uno Ser.
ren IN Den groBen SpeiieiGlen oes
6~eitlofales; 2 llbr-Oelegaten-Sis
uug; 5 llbr-Anfong oes 1. Cur
niers. Sir Die 0omen: PIN gtad-
mittag- 8reisipiele; 9lbenos- &e-
ceptiou uno Special Grfriidungen-
ghn Mtnltag, Den 3. September lSn
Dor 0op), BON 10 llbr bormittngS
on: Gmpfone Ser &ongreB 1eiIneb-
mer I'M 6eitlofol; gemiitli6es Sci
la%mmeniein; 2 llbr-Nnfallg oes 9.
Surnier8. Sir Die 9omen: I'm 100,
pom 6eltlofale ob, in Special Auto'
~mobilen-Gunofobrt our6 NelpYorf,
nobel ale SebenspiirOigfeiten bon
Siibrern eingebeno erflGrt mer0en.
lin 5.30-&iidfebr nod Der 6eItbnl-
le; 6 llbr-@roBes Banquet. llno
Inn Z ltbr @lbenos-fiir Die 0hmen
ltlo @erren-00er groBe&ommerS",
oniAlieBeno Hreisberteilung.
Sir oie bon AltsmGrts fommenoen
S%eilnebmer lit 0uarticr i'm Sotel
Mc9tlpin 9rooopap, 33ro. uno 34tb.
StS., belegt. I'm Die erm1Bigten Ga-
ten 81 erbaltcn, ioaten ii6 ale beim
@uulhreiben altf ben ytor0-S eitliden
Sfut 8erbano be5ieben. Waitglie0er
oes Gnpfongs.&omitees peroen auf
oen 9ubnbofen anmeieno uno ourd)
4b3eihen erfeuntli6 iein.
Gs miro ipc5iel 0orauf aufmerf
lam gen1adt, Dab &omitee- MitglieOer
uno Sfatfreunoe bereits am Cams.
tag, Sen I. September, in Dem Settle.
fall, S%uru9oIIe, 2erineton Abe. lno
S5tb. ct, %. .. 6. ompeieno iein
mer0en INN Geilnebmer aus oen2an.
Sc at begriiBen rno ibnen in jeoer
gSeiie ben gtltient6nlt in Seem Dorf
angenebm 81 geltaIten. Mud Die @a.
men Oes &omitees meroen ~bingebcno
fiir oos gSobl Der @nttiner, Sdme-
1tern mo Goe6ter beiorgt iein.
@eitere 9(lsflnft erteilen germ ole
SefretGre. @. Morcus, 977 Snterpa-
le 9lbe., e. 9. g., uno Martin 8in.
ter, 395 9roaomap, g. .. 6.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Ginqefan0t.
Nmerifa uno Ger
ndAlte Sritg
@on SEQ. q. EIitt.

Another bloody war is in the max
ing. ! would prevent it il ! could
but if that bloody wal is no concern
of ours and comes from causes OF
which we are no part, | would no
send a single American soldier again
across the seas.7-Senator Johnson
Speech of July 25th.
g8ir ollie boffeu, Dab Senator Sobn
ion i'm Srrtum lit in leiner @ropbe
aeiuug. Dem lulgeohtet liebt es iebr
trourig uno tribe ali III europe
mo cin neiier @eltfrieg fam leth
iiber Gtadt altsbreden u1lO oos meni
&c, mas Der lebte arieg niht 5eritor
bat, gon5 uno gar uermiiblen.
Sebr menige Nmerifouer oriidcr
ii6 peiiimiitiid oariiber aus, oenn
Der Iebte arie9 CAB uieIcn- brionOers
inns 0eutihen-mande idlafloler
gtddte. ytlrn orgeuoumlcu, elm uelt
er aricg ioIte ousbrehcn, mos fiir
einen Stauopunft miiroe 9(nlcrifn
e~innebmen? 8enn ms Der &rieG
uno oie Gurop1iiAe @ei6idtc nihts
unsebt, iugt Sobnion, balten mir ms
neutral. Sa gang geWiB-, ober uie
mar eS i'm Sabre 1912 Der &rieq
mar aud nid)t uniere So6e. Erot
DEM erfldrte Q8iIion 0rieg gcgeil
0euti6lano, obgleid er feinc mubre
llriaAe ooer @rllno bate, 0cntih
lambs 5einoen 81 belfell unO oaourd
unier liebes @eburtslano in 0ieien
iammerlihen 3ultanO 81 bringen.
@ir muBten nod nidt einmol Die
redte llrIahe 0es @elttriegeS.-&oS
mu6ten mir BON Ger Warocco 6rage
bon ser imperioliltiihen Sebnhudt
mo Yegieroe in &lein,@lien, Dteio
potanien, Dem 9onoelspertrag mo
@eperbe.8 emiibungen 5piihen 0Gl
curopdiiheu MdAten bon Gomar0
Dem Siebten, Gis5o. bon Billion, 80
incare, So5nhoff mo 0cnl internatio.
nalcn 3iu!lt ben oieie beruriad)tel.
@ir OcItlhen mlBten ms begnii
gen NIT DER berfdlidtcn llcberleBunB
oes 2ieoes n0eutidIono. 0eutidlano,
iiber allies, mas in @obrbcit nidt5
niebr ooer meniger bcoeutet mic 0as
bielige og(merica ~firit".
@merifa liebt poblgrcitcment, ST.
regrng, Sturm 6edten nim. Same
es 5u einem nelten Meltfrieg mdren
Tie mieoer sIeiA bel ser Sono. @ie
DieI 8ert tonnen mir Damn an Sero
tor SobnionS &eoe b1ngeu, menn er
ms aud peripri6t, Anerifa aus bem
nGAiten &riege 81 baItcn. alS Bra
lioellt mare eS mobl iein &iac, aber
9arantieren fonnte CT es nidt.
@r bat gbid)eu Dor &rie0-io bat
te @ilion. @r traut Sen 0iplomaten
niAt, melde lid MIR nad Den amerl
fanildenD Dollars iebnen-0esgleihen
aud @ilion. @ir 5peiieIn nidt an
Senator Sobnlons Aufridtigfeit
fir cine 8eitlona 3lpeiieItcn mir aud
nidt on Nilions-be fept rs ont Of
the mar ono tben got MS into it.
Nun ihlieBlid bat oos Seripreden
unierer StoatSmorner bel Scr @elt
alien areoit Derloren.
I WenIInoE ,n;rFI;L n dNeIiFo.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

-Ili6 i'm Mltslano bat bos plob-
li9e Mbiheioen Saroings eGtes Weit-
gefiibl madgerufen. 0ie @Gdtigiten
Ser groe traliern nit Dem omerifani-
lden SeHel
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

l6on protelttert mlr0, penn
man sic l1nteri6rift Oo5u lett.
~. Ole Sobe elmer Sduloiumme
ioQ man nidt beitimmeli obne &iid-
Iidt ouf oie totiGdlife 3oblungs-
uuo 2eiihinesfGbigfeit oes S6uIO-
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Tormi's MlpenfrGnter
immer friid st bdben bel
$. Qeineiucbcr, 1903 30. stu. @.
Telephon: West 1942

@elo, 10 muB Tie es iofort an Die
S%ran5olen obgeben. @rm bleibt lie
immer. Armes 9eutidlono. Soaen
mir nidt betfen2
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

5rau Or. Mlnrgoret Sd uno
@atte pIaneu eine GrboIungsreiIe
liad 5iioomerifa. Sic geoenfen aud
oen Banana &onaI 81 beiidtieen.
SIN Oftober mill oas @bepaor mie.
Der in @aibington iein.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

2pndrua, |enlloat luirflidc SeIifa.
te1en. inS an hnben bel:
CRLIerR, 36-45 &isss Narfi.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

S~efefranss, Strenielfndcr, 9Sie-
fnden, SMflnp, nim., nadJ Sentider
glrt, SamStass, Z 1lbr mOrsens an.
Snliis &oienfelO,
Stan6 5-6. Mrca6e Warfet.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-10

Spencer Sweet Pea Seeds, Csc ounce
by mail soc. Frank w. Bucknam,
Skowhegan. 2w19
II weather conditions are favorable.
expect to have a lot of Darwin Tup-
lips to sell for Memorial Day. Frank
W. Buchanan, Skowhegan. 2wl9
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-10

Mixed Gladoli Bulbs, fine varieties,
35c dozen by mail 40c on receipt OF
price. Frank w. Buchanan, Skowhe-
gan. 2w19
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-10

Geo. II. Plummer and G. A. Went
worth were in Augusta Tuesday alter
noon on business.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter n, Hight spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Ctrs. B. T. Ste
ward in Waterville. u
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-10

DEPUTY Sheriff l.. Il. Wheeler of
Hartiand was in town Tuesday on
business. ---
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-13
HIGHWAY BOARD DISPUTE PUT OFF UNTIL NEXT WEEK
Battle For Position On Board Will Be Carried Into
 Closing Days
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU !
 THE AGE-HERALD j. MOnfHnu1Prv Ala Sent 10


 Action on the disa greement of the two houses of the legislature regard ing the method of electing the state highway commission will not be taken by the committees of confer ence until next week. A prelimi- nary meeting was held by the con- mittees Wednesday and the decision reached not to take up the bill until next Tuesday. .
 The house gave a good majority in favor of an amendment providing for the election of the commission by the two houses. Governor Bran don was announced as in favor of tEe plan, the elections to come from among nominations submitted by the governor. On the strength of this action of the house candidates for commissions and friends of can didates came to Montgomery in large numbers to present the names to the lawmak CTS.
 But when the bill was returned to the senate Tuesday for concurrence in the house amendment the senate lacked only one vote of casting all ballots against concurrence. The senate favors the appointment of the commission by the governor
 This disagreement forced the ap. pointment of conference committees, Lieutenant Governor Mcdowell named Senator Ellis, Foster and Waddell as the senate's committee, Speaker Merrill appointed Represeu- tatives Ashcraft of Lauderdale, Elm bry and Long.
 The action of the committees in deciding not to take up the bill in