davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

akarta megkaparitani. Sepper Jo-
zsefet beismerJ vallomasa utan
letart0ztattak es atkisertek a fell
s66ri jarasbir6sagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

NdudSLdlOhEd. liltl.s'h HNhd !"
szomSzed varmegyehen vtgz0d-
tek. mort Oft is csak emherek lax
max $ azok is csak Szeretlk az
olyan rcndkiviili termelvcnyeket
megbamulni, mint Szilaveczky
szakalla.
Hires ember lett Szilaveczky,
pedig meg a borbelyok csak ezu-
tan jelentkeztek $ faggattak reg
geltoI estig, arulja el nekik, mi
fele ken6ccsel erte el ezt az cred
mtnyt, inert ugymond lehetetlen
meg csak elgondolni is, hogy
ugyanaz mixtura a kopasz fe-
jekre alkalmazva ne produkaljon
valami maradando hatast.
= Mem. nem = mondta Szila-
weekly. = EskiiSz0m, hogy SEM
nit Sc hasznaltam.
= Az lehetetlen. - hiiledeztek
borbelyok.
= De ha mondom, hogy SEM,
nit = Egyszeriien csak megnott.
- Mcgnott? - tatotta el sza-
iat Krosnya. a Szalma-teri bor-
belly.
= Igcn. - mondotta Szilavecz-
Ky Is rendre elbeszelte, mint ha-
tarozta ell magat a szakyall no
veszttsere. mint indult fejl6des-
mex bozot mint erte ell mai
nagysagat.
Ell keilett hinni, ha mar mond
ia, de Krosnyanak volt meg egy
kerdese, bar hogy mikep jutott az
esz6be. AIT maya Sc tudta volna
megmondani:
= Aztan ejtszaka. mikor al
silk, akkor hol tartja Szilaveczky
ur ezt a pompas szakallt: paplan
alatt, vagy paplan folott?
= Ejnye, - rezzent meg Szila-
weekly. - EFT magam Sc tudom.
A latogatok mar ell is k0sz0n-
TEX, de neki meg mindig mem pa
rolgott XII a fejebol a dolog S
diinny6gve ismetelgette: Szamar-
sag Hat hol is tartom? A paplan
alatt vagy paplan fol0tt?
Este nyugtalanul ereszkedett
az agyaba S kitette szakallt
paplan fole.
N6hany percie ugy latszott,
hogy melyen alszik, de egy ne
gyedora mulva nagyot rugott ma
gan S ingeriilt rmozdulatal dugta
szakallt = paplan ala.
Hiszen j6 volt, jo volt ez a llely-
zet is vagy tiz percig, de akkor
ismat bosszus morgast hallatott
Mate kil0kte szakallt a paplan
f0le.
Elvitte az 0rd0g a vilagot: a
szakall oft Sc volt a maga helyen.
Most mar 0tpercenkent kellett a
helyZetet cserelgetni, hol el0vet-
te, hol visszadugta, hol a nyaka
k0re tekerte, uteljara pedig ket
marokra fogta es olyan er0vel
rancigalta vagy egy kartali aldas
hosszaig, hogy mines az a Mikulas,
aki eltHrt volna a gyerekeit0l egy
seer is hasonl6t.
Icy ment ez vagy harom ejtsza-
kan keresztiil, hanem aki AIT hi
sci, hogy az efajta ejjeli nema-
Ja1ek mellett aludm Is Tenet, az
rettenetesen teved.
Szilaveczky Mate olyan arccal
kelt fel reggelenkent az agyab6l,
mint a blbliai Lazar: csak az or
ra meg szemei tiizeltek, a t0bbi
szepsegebol csontig kiszivta az
eletet a telhetetlen szakall.
Akkor azonban Mate is gondolt
egy okosat s valamelyik hajnalon
ugy lenyisszantotta a gyilkos zuz-
mot az ALA al6l egy papirvag6 OIL
l6val, hogy az6ta Sc mott XII a
parja n0gradi dombok k0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
"A SZAKALL Sc NOHET
Az EGIG.
Irta: Marothy Jeno.

y
lyes, nagyallasu ferfiak raadasul
meg szakallt is n0vesztenek. Az
azonban mennel kevesebb ember-
mex jut az eszebe, hogy azert no
yessZen szakallt, inert csupasz
arccal nem tisztelik elegge a fele-
baratai. Pedig hat eek az ntob-
biak az okos emberek. Merit MI
mex oft a szakall, ahol ugyis tulon
t,ll sok van a tekintelybol es
hogyne volna Oft kellemetlen a
csupasz are. ahol meg Sztranyak,
a szomszedban lak6 badogosle-
eeny is csak ugy koszon regge-
lenkant az embernek, hogy hrm-
brm-szrm ami lehet ugyan jo
reggelt is, de meg inkabb az,
hogy: vigyen ell az 0rdog
Ez kul6nos okoskodas pedig
mem nekem jutott az eszembe, ha-
mem Szilaveczky jMatenak. Neki
sc azert, inert csupasz volt az al
la, hanem inkabb azert, inert ke-
YES volt tekintelye. Keves volt ?
Dehogy. Hiszen ha keves lett vol
ma. De az volt a borzaszto, hogy
mem volt neki semmi.
Mem tudjatok ii AIT, boldog f6-
varosiak, hogy nit jelent kisva-
rosban az $40: tekintely.
Mikor vegigmegy a f6utcan
eziistgombos setapalcajaval szele-
seket hadarintva Baris ur, tes-
tiilet eln0ke es jobbrol-balrol ugy
rcpkednek a kalapok elotte, mint
a feszkiikb0l kizavart deneverek.
= Jo reggelt! J6 reggelt, Baris
ur! Alazatos szo1gaja!
Hat meg mikor maga f6tisz-
telend6 ur indul ell delel3tti seta-
lara. Oh, derek puritan ember 3.
aki az eziist0t csak hajaban tiri
meg, de oft is csak azert, inert
aranyat takar vele: vasarnapi
predikaci0t Nos hat mikor 8
lepked el magas mellenyeben S
alacsony kemeny kalapjaban a
Klanyicai-sugarut iizletsora el6tt,
akkor meg a boltosok is kiugral-
max tarka uvegkalitkaikb6l S fe-
ledve rofot es konkurrenciat
messzirol ontjak tisztelet adojat
szamclatlan erdem el6tt.
- A, alazatos szolgaja, van
szerencsem, fotisztelend6 ur!
a polgarmesterrol ne is beszel-
jiink. Mert az 8 feleje iranyul6
l,odolatot mar semmi sc korlatoz-
"a a vilagon: Sc part, Sc osztaly,
Sc felekezeti tekintet: tehat le-
nyeg es keriilet szerint alland6 es
hatartalan, mint az egboltozat.
No, es vegiil kinney az embe-
rex k0ze Szilaveczky Mate is,
inert vegre q is csak megerdemli
a napot, ha egyszer - silt - es a
kalapok ahelyett, hogy repiilne-
mex, nyugodtan a helyiikon ma
radnak, "a fejek ahelyett, hogy
egymast vernek a hajlongasban,
egykedviien b6biskolnak forgat-
hat6 feszkikon, a szajak pedig
holmi oh, tisztelet" vagy
"alazat" helyett egyszerien at
mondjak, hogy: oacha, ami koz-
nyelven bizony csak asitast je-
lent befejezni pedig ICY szoktak
az emberek:
- Hi De bud0s meleg van!
Hat az effele igazsagtalansago.
kat mem lehet sokaig kitartani.
Szivaleczky Mate Sc birta XII
soka.
Elhatarozta, hogy tesz valamit
Themis merlegenek helyrebillen.
tesere.
Elhatarozta, hogv szakallt no.
veszt.
No, ez mem eppen nehez dolog
AZ embereknek tulajdonkepen
semmi gondja vele, sot megsza.
badul a ferfinem legrettent6bh
penitenciajat6l: a borotvalkozas.
t6l.
J6l is ment minden egy dara.
big. A titokzatos tervet senki Sc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

biztositasi osszegbol egy fillert
sem.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
NOTICE OF MORrAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

neTeaS. Default has been made in
the terms and conditions OF that cer-
tain mortgage hereinafter described
ny the non payment of the amortiza-
ton installment Of One Hundred
r fs,,S y nss and no!l00 Dollars
dred Eighty-five and $4,000 ($3S5.5O)
Dollars paid AS taxes for the years
Der &c. 1928.
ri Nov r therefore fore, notice is hereby
executed and delivered by Arva Roos
and Lizzie Roos, his wife, mortgaEors.
TO the Federal Land Bank Of Saint
fauI, body corporate. Of the City Of
-: Paul. County of Ramsey. State Of
Minnesota, mortgage, dated March Is.
l92-, ana filed for record in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds Of Bur-
ieigh county. North Dakota, on March
~. W., and recorded in book. 16G OF
closed by a sale of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scrlbed, at the front door Of the Court
House. in the city OF Bismarck.
Noum.y or Burleigh, and State Of
North Dakota, at the hour of , o'clock
- NJ. on the 18th day OF March, 1929,
to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day of sale. for said
d &c ,,l Indebtedness. Said sale is
the unpaid principal of the aforesaid
mortgage TO The Federal Land Bank
OF Saint Paul amounting to Thirty
eight Hundred Seventy-tWo aud ./1OO
Dollars ($3S72.O2). The premises de-
srrlbed in such mortgage and which
viii be, sold to satisfy the same are
situated In the County Of Burleigh.
and state Of North Dakota, and de-
scribed as follows:
:, Southeast Quarter (SEL) and the
Northeast Quarter OF the Southwest
quarter tNEh SW14) and the East
Halt Of the Northeast Quarter (EM
NED Of Section Thirty -four (34J.
IoWnship One Hundred Forty.two
m42l North Range Seventy six (765
West. containing two hundred eirhty
.2oo) acres. more or less, according to
the government survey thereof.
Ihere will be due on said mortgage
at the date of sale for said Detailed
,nstaliments and taxes the sum Of
rive Hundred Sixty-two and yS/1O0
Dollars t$5G2.2S). together with stat
ntorv attorney sNfees and cost of fore
closure as provided by law.
Dated this Gath day OF January. 1929
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL.
Mortgages.
zuEer. & Tillotson. ATTORNEYS for
Mortgages. Bismarck, North Dakota.
lI29; 2/5-12-19-c6: 3I5
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
HEMP DUTY RAISES
URGED AT MEETING

Washington. Feb. 5.-P)-Rcsu:n
ing its hearing on flax. hemp and
jutc tariff rates. the house ways ard
means committee today called ap-
proximately 20 witnesses in all CT
fort to clear the way for consideration
tomorrow of wool rates.
George A. Hartman, representa-,
the Juneau Fibre company of Juneau
Wis, urged an increase to three cents
a pound in the duty of one cent on
hemp and two to five cents a pound
in the two-cent duty on hacked
hemp.
Restoration to the free list of Grin
vegetal, used for furniture stuffing
and now dutiable at Y, of a cent q
pound, was advocated by Paul E.
VOL of Philadelphia, representing
the National association of Grin
Vegctal manufacturers. An increase
on this product to 81 cents a pound
was sought yesterday on the ground
that it came in competition with
Spanish moss produced in Florida and
Louisiana.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE.
ll4OSllR RE MALE

Notice Is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and deliv-
cred by Henry r. Johns and Mary
Farmers y Merchants State Bank Of
DrlscoIl. North Dakota. mortgages
dated the 10th day Of December, 1925
ana filed for record In the office OF
me register OF deeds Of the County of
HurleiEh IN the State Of North IA.
kota, on the goth day OF December
1925. and duly recorded in Book ~.
81 MOrtkaEes on page "a. will re
forecIosesl by sale Of the premises in
such nortEage and hereina fter :
ssribed. at the front dnor OF the Court
House at Bismarck. n the County Of
l;urleigh and State Of North Dakota
At me hour or two o'clock p. NJ. on
the lsti, day of February. a. D. 1929
MOI tTage on the day OF sale. The
premises described IN such mortgage
and which will be sold TO satisfy the
same are desc ribcd as follows. to-,
i The Northeast quarter tNEE) Of
section twenty. four t2D In Township
cine hundred thirty-nine 1897. North
nf Range Seventy-five $50 West Of
the Fifth Principal Meridian. con-
cording 10 the U. S. Governme nj
survey thereof. IN said County Of
Burieigh. State Of North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
&68S ~ tho 01l0 OF sale the sum OF
One Thousand Five Hundred Seven.
ty.one and 3s/fOOths Dollars
t3f67l.3tl. together with the legal
costs and fees OF foreclosure.
Dated lanraFy z 1929: $500
Earmere g Merchants state
Bank OF Driscoll. North Da-
kota.
zU0ER q TILLOTsoN
AttofneyS for Mortgagee.
Rt6mafck. North Dakota.
1.3.16-22-29-2-6-l2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
STANDARD OIL PAYS
LARGE DIVIDENDS AS
BATTLE DRAWS NEAR
Board Says Payment Is Not an
Effort to Get Votes in
March J Election

Chicago. Feb. 5.-(AD-Whetller Col,
Robert w. Stewart or John D. Rookie
Teller. jr.. wins control of the Stand
ard Oil Company of Indianas annual
meeting March 7, the conlpany's
stockholders already have been made
bcneficiaries of the largest stock and
cash dividend. from a monetary
! standpoint. in the companys melon-
cutting history.
A SO per cent stock dividend, an
extra cash dividend of SO cents a
share. and the regular dividend Of
60. cents share were declared at a
brief meeting yesterday of the board
Of directors. of which Colonel Stewart
is chairman. Estimates of the cash
value of the stock dividend ranged
from 100000. 900 to $4,000 900. Par
value Of the Standard Oil of Indiana
stock is $25. but shares closed at 500
OH the market yesterday. which would
make the value of the stock dividend
$444 ,OOO, 900.
The melon was placed before the
stockholders without comment. The
only official statement was issued by
L. L. Stephens, general counsel, who
said the dividend declaration was not
for the purpose of changing votes in
Col. Stewards fight to win reelection
as board member and chairman at
the March Z meeting of stockholders.
John D. Rockefeller. jr., who opposes
continuance Of the Stewart regime in
the company's affairs, is seeking
through his own stock holdings and
the proxies of other stockholders to
effect Col. Stewards defeat. The
board chairman has been equally &C.
tive in petitioning stockholders sup
port.
The cash dividend amounted to
$15,619,375 to be distributed among
the approximately $1,000 stockholders
The SO per cent stock dividend is to
be paid to stockholders of record
February 16. The regular cash divi-
dend of 62la cents share, plus the
so cent extra cash dividend, is also
payable to all stock Including that
issued pursuant to said stock divi-
dend"
The new stock cannot be voted at
the March z meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Hardy PROBE BODY
ADJOURNS SESSION

Los Angc.es. CAL. Feb. 5.-(P-
Having failed to locate three missing
witnesses, the legislative committee
investigating the payment Of $500
to Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy,
by Aimee Semple Mcpherson and her
mother. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. stood
adjourned today.
The committee probably will recon-
vene in Sacramento February 81 to
hear further evidence before making
recommendations to the state assem-
bly, as tn whether Impeachment
charges should e filed against Hardy.
Kenneth Orrniston, former radio
operator at Angelus Temple, who was
reported to ha- been seen at Carmel.
Calf. with Mrs. Mcpherson at the
time of her disappearance in 1926,
was one Of the witnesses not found.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Parents Understood
This Baby's Language

We thought we were going to lose
our baby. teething," says q Kentucky
mother. HE couldn't digest anything
and was getting thinner every day.
After one OF his fretful, crying nights,
thought Of Castoria and got some. A
few drops made him comfortable, and
after 9 few doses. he seemed like a
different baby" Doctors everywhere
recommend purely vegetable. harm
less Fletcher's Castoria for colds. con-
stipation, collie and other ills Of babies
and children. and millions Of moth
ers know its gentle influence is best.
Avoid limitations. The Fletcher sig
nature Is the mark Of genuine Cas-
t0ria.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
IS ATTEND FIRST
MEET|NCOF scout
TRAINING COURSE
Are Organized Into Patrols for
Rest Of Course at Ban.
quet Opening

Forty-six men in the Bismarck ane
Mandan vicinity attended supper
program at the Bismarck high schoo
auditorium last night at the openint
session of the Missouri Valley council
training course for scout leaders.
The men were scout masters, assist
ant scout masters. troop committee
men, or men actively interested IL
the scouting program.
Judge w. L. Nuessle. president Of
tho council, welcomed the group at
the meeting, and o. w. Kolberg
chairman of the training committee
described the course. Raymond
Schreiner led the group in several
songs.
H. K. Jensen, Mandan. told Of the
scout work being conducted in Man
dan. Guests from Wilton and Wash
burn attended the meeting.
Three patrols Of the scout troop
which will take the course we're Or
ganized after the banquet by Scout
master Frank H. Brown, and knot
tying exhibition was given by Charles
Licsman. The session adjourned
after the troop gave the pledge OF al
lcgiancc to the American flag.
Superintendent Hem. Rev. Christ
and Mr.. Thompson, all OF Wilton, and
Rev. Swenson. Washburn. we're pres
cnt for the oraning meeting. Man.
dan representatives were II. K. Jcn-
sen, A. r. Weinhandl. l.. G. Thomp-
son. and Harry South.
Bismarck men who will not take
the course and we're present at the
banquet besides Judge Nuessle and
Mr.. Kolberg were Charles Liesman.
Tom Calvin, r. ID. Rief. and Christ
Delzcr.
Members of The three patrols or
ganized In the troop are:
Hyena patrol-Wesley Sherwin.
leader, Frank Walbert, Kelly Simon
son. Paul Halloran. Robert Byrne.
j. E. O'Neil, and Bill Smith, all Of
Bismarck.
Curlew patrol-Clayton Finlayson,
leader, ard Charles Gray. Bismarck;
L. Q. Perkins. Wilton; George JasZ-
kowiak. Carl Maasscn. Grant Hartley.
Hal DCbler. and Raymond Schreiner,
all of Bismarck.
Cuckoo patrol-Al Cordncr leader.
Charles Voracheck. Lamont Hoskins,
and Fred Landers. all Of Bismarck;
Jack Toman, Mandan: A. C. VanWyk.
Bismarck. and Fred Swenson, Ernest
George. and Charles Bugbce. all of
Mandan.
The training course students will,
hold their second session at the Man
dan high school gymnasium next
Monday at tbs p. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
10 Hague Citizens to
Consider Club Heads
(Special to the Tribunc)

Hague. N. OAK, Feb. 5.-Ten Hague
citizens have been named to COM
mittce to consider a slate of officers
for q Hague Community club and a
program for rebuilding and develop
ing the community
The club is being formed here at
the instigation of DR.. Frank r. Web
er, national community service speak
or. who Is conducting rally here.
He spoke to the school children
yesterday morning on THE Value OF
an Education" and spoke in the aft
crnoon to the farmers and business
men on the Need of Cooperation to
Increase Our Prosperity"
He spoke to $50 in the evening on
Learning to Live with the Neigh
bor."
Members of the committee are j.
j. Jaeger. chairman. Val P. Wolf.
Carl Fisher, John Sahli. Clemens
Klein. John Kocher. Michael Lipp,
Peter F. Wolf. Jacobs Schall and j.
Saver.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
| Three BILLS OKAyED.
FOR SENATE PASSAGE

x
The senate judiciary committee to-
day amended the Whitman bill.
providing for the licensing of plumb
ers, and recommended its passage.
AS amended the bill applies only to
cities.
The Sperry bill. requiring the state
treasurer to keep separate accounts
OF interest and principal funds in
the state farm loan department was
approved with q minor amendment.
The bill permitting the attorney
general to sell goods confiscated by
law-enforcement agents was approved
as was the bill giving owners of foxes
the same rights with regard to these
animals as are enjoyed by the own
crS OF other domestic animals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
D. B. c. GIRLS IN
MONTANA OFFICES

Misses lula Stcnson and Manic
Fulton, who came to Dakota Bus
mess College, Fargo, rom Sidney,
Mont, were placed in good posi-
tons the day they graduated
Stcnson in the Clerk of Court
Office, Miss Fultoi i: the Record
cr's Office at Sidney. Miss Daeny
Sherven was recently employed by
the Glasgow Mont. Abstract Co.
Watch o,,.t Of D. B. C.. AC-
TU. u Sl1!1Sittraining Copy
rightcd- -unobtainable elsewhere
Follow h 81 ceSSful" Mar. =
II. Sprin;. classes arc smaller,
progress quic. .cr. WritcF. L. Wat
kins, Pres, sos Front ST., Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
GRAIN STORAGE BILL
CONSIDERATION SET

The senate state affairs committee
today considered the terms of the
farm grain storage bill recommended
by the administration and the farm
ers' union and decided to give it fur
thcr consideration Wednesday when
copies of the measure will be avail
able.
The bill contcmplatcs $4,000 ap-
preparation which would be used to
make it effective. This sum would
be repaid to the state. however, from
inspection and other fees which would
be collected under the terms of the
bill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
CHM, and Japan Agree
Satisfactorily in Row

Shanghai, Feb. 5.-(P)-Rcprcsen-
tativcS Of the Chinese nationalist
government and Japan succeeded to-
day in reaching an agreement salts
factory to both on the subject of the
disorders at Tsinan-Fu last May, and
the situation arising from them.
The terms Of the settlement were
not divulged but it is believed each
nation agreed to compensate the 9TH
CT for losses sustained by their ma
ticnalS at TSinan-Fu at the outbreak
OF the disorders and subsequent Jap
anese bombardment.
Apologies were waived by both ma
lions. it is understood, and there is
a likelihood that Japanese troops will
be withdrawn from the district in
March.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Church E1nbezzler Is
Given Prison Sentence

Atlanta Ga. Feb. 5.-F1-Clinton
8. Carnes. former treasurer of the
Southern Baptist Home Mission board
whose disappearance late last sum-
mer led to the discovery Of an al
legged shortage Of nearly q million
dollars IN his accounts and his SUBJ
sequent arrest In Canada. pleaded
guilty In Superior court here today to
embezzlement and was sentenced to
from to z years Imprisonment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
WOT A LICE.

New Orleans up - Some people
never know when they've had enough.
Paul Piazza, "a, remained to see a
motion picture show tho second time
and thought he was getting more than
his moneys worth. later he discov-
cred that during the second show his
pocket was picked of more than $500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Flu Has Decreased
About SO Per Cent

Washington, Feb. 5.-(P-Public
health officials today said influenza
reports from 10 states, the District of
Columbia and New York city showed
a decrease of more than so per cent
in prevalence during the week ending
Feb. 2.
A total of 1905 cases were re-
ported from the territory, compared
with 25,433 during the preceding
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05

a steaoi;J increasing grvup u
words making its way into the die.
tionary is that Of dialectal, provincial
and local words and expressions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
FIRE LURES CITY FATHERs

Jacksonville, Fla. They never
get past the age where fire thrills
them. The deliberations OF the so,,th
Jacksonville city council were inter
lupted while the commissioners ran
to small garage blaze.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05

WOLVES TERRORlZE SLAVS
Belgrade. Jugo Slavia. Feb. 5.-(AD
Furnishing wolves continue to ter
rorize the country districts. It was
reported today that peasant woman
carrying milk cans was torn to pieces
near the town of Bihac.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05

He stayed in the boys room for m
hour or more. They chatted Of al
Kinds Of things whistles, signals. new
and more elaborate codes Of areetinrs.
and 50 on. Finally Lcucks shook
hands. promised to come again. and
left.
Mrs Lord came into the room.
Clayton turned to her.
See. ne ss!o. isn't he . peach3.
Mrs Lord smiled and nodded.
MI. toucks says" she said. that
neu tell the other engineers Is whistle
to you, too"
The sick boy smiled. Drowsy after
the excitement. he turned over IS %
% sleep. ~ - did . - aid, scftjy:
1hetu - great But therein
never ~ any whistles IKE his..
The Washington times., 1929-04-25
KENNEDYS DATING

The Kennedy baseballers are
competition. Phone
Georgia 1051-W for dates.
The Washington times., 1929-04-25

Club had a joyous time yesterday
when the spring and summer sched-
ule was opened with formal cere-
monies. The golf committee ana
attendants were garbed in robes of
an ancient vintage while the
majority of the participants were
bedecked with Vari-colored paper
hats.
1t was announced that q Scotch
foursome would be the style of play
and more than 200 golfers relieved
themselves of some terrible golf.
There wasn't a single gross card
under 80, showing that the day
was more intended for fun than an
exhibition of skillful golf. The first
place winners were Col. P. r.
Haines and J. G.. Mclaughlin who
crossed 81 and were allowed a
handicap of 36, giving them a net
Of 55.
A triple tie came about for the
second prize. William J. Eynon and
George Howard had 10O.SS, So; Allen
D. Morrow and Thomas Cantwell
had 96-34,> 81, and Joseph r. Sner.
rier and r. Carvel Leary had 9G.31,
81. Morrow and Cantwell won ssc.
ond prize in the draw with Sherrier
and Leary taking the third prize.
A. +. Norman, of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. won the Wash
lngton railroad passengers golf