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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06

egyitt. Am ok mem tudtak sorsukat mindve-
gig megadassal elviselni, mint sorsuknak any
nyi osztalyosa. Nit bantak ok, hogy maso-
kat is romlasba sodornak! Megs zoktek, testi-
leki kinjaiktol honvagytol tebolyodottan
S most ott fekusznek holtan. Az asszony
hajofeneken. A ferfi raktarban
Es mines Sc neviik, Sc rangjuk. Ok csu-
pan "lepras hullak'. S inert azok senkinek
nincs szamukra egy sajnalkozo !: pilantasa
vagys szava, ami olykor meg kivegzett gyil-
kosnak is kijar A matrozok keze okolbe szo-
rul ina helyett atkot morzsolnak fogaik
kozt. Ok tudjak, miert!
A portugalt mem dicser meg Corrance
kaptany Sc batorsagaert, Sc biztos loveseert,
mint varta Neman ter vissza fedelzetre.
Area szinte megkovllt. Es hangja olyan.
tompa es felelmetes, mint kopors6ra hullo
hantok duborgese, amikor kiadja parancsot:
- Eel az arbocra sarga lobogot!
Feroppent sarga lobogo nap arany-
zuhatagaba, mely mintha menekult volna ko-
..eleb6l a tenger hullamaira S a hulamok is
mintha elsotetedve tukroztek volna vissza
sarga lobogot Ha kuvikot lattak volna viha-
ros ejszakan zaszlo arbocan, ARA Sc mered-
hettek volna ,irtozobb tekintettel matrozok,
mint felroppen6 sarga lobogora, mely hir-
dette, hogy par oraval elobb derus uszo-
palota jarvanyt hurcol magaval.
A duhong5 lepras verdeste valamennyi
kabin ajtajat, de mem tudott behatolni. Megis
egyforma lesz mindazok sorsa, akik az ajtok
mogott reszkettek
Ketszazotven lelek volt hajon. A oyer
mekeket eppen olyan kevesse fogja megve-
den artatlansaguk, mint tudost bolcsesege,
tengereszt batorsaga, a gazdagot vagyona,
az e1oke1ot rangja. Sc Pirost furfangja, bo-
szorkanyos igyessege, a portugalt Sc gyilkos
elszantsaga
Sarga lobogo alatt futott be "Glowing
Star" lassan legkozelebbi kikotobe, ahonnet
fertoz6 betegseget jelento zaszlo lattara
tobbi halo rogton kello tavolsagra me-
nekiilt
A kaptany komoran, mint egy bronzbol
ontott sirszobor varta kikot6 parancsnok-
sag es az orvos kirendeltseg erkezeset
Winton Willy, az els6 tiszt, egyiket Sc
varta be-. A delelotti napsutesben kozeli
eskiv6jere gondolt... most atlott Swivel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06

Winton elorantotta revolveret es fele-
je tamolygora fogta.
Egy tapodtat Sc! - kialtotta ugy,
ahogy bator ferfi csak halalfelelmeben kialt.
0 ugyanis azonnal latta, hogy a ferfi, akin
mar mem latszott, hogy listen maga kepere
teremtette ak elol viharos ocean szan,-
talan veszedelmevel nyugodtan szembenezo
matrozok olyan eszeveszetten menekiltek, az
tamolygo ferfi bepoklos. Lepras.)
= Hogy keriltel hajora? = rivalt ra
ujbol tiszt tovabb homlokanak szegezte
revolveret.
A szornyalak konyorogve kulcsolta osz-
sze kezeit, melyeknek ujjairol szornyii be-
tegseg folytah fels6 izmok lehulottak al
lati hangon nyoszorogte:
Pal Wan szigeter6l szoktem meg a
felesegemmel egyitt. .Ket evvel ezel6tt Wit
tex oda benninket. Mem birtuk tovabb a
honvagyat. Az q leple alatt erkeztunk Ma
nilla kikotojebe. A hajora osontunk.. ha-
jofenekben lappangtunk. de a felesegem
meghalt az ejjel! - iivoltott fel magankivi
.Egyedul maradtam! Ne bantsatok Hagyja-
tok hajon! Haza akarok menni szul6fol-
demre Irgalmazzatok az Ur Jezus me-
veben!
Nehany lepest tett elore.
= Ne kozeledj - orditotta Winton S
revolveret leveg6be siitotte.
Ere az irgalomert esdeklo szerencsetlen
belpokloson dJhroham tort XII. Vegignezte fe-
lesege haldoklasat alig iment.. szomjusag
gyotorte... nem csoda, hogy megtebolyo-
dott! Vad kialtassal feugrott a kormany-
hidra, ahonnet az elso tiszt, revolveret elejt-
We menekult. A belpoklos felkapta revolvert
leszaladt lepcsokon az utasok szobai fele.
Azok bezarkoztak, inert azok, akik fedel-
zeten sikoltoztak, mikor a lepras felbukkant,
lerohantak kabinjaikba figyelmeztettek uti-
tarsaikat is u s~4 i s.sss.,,-s, x .s S,
A lepras mnden alto elott megallt S va
lamennyit megprobalta, mem nyilk-e XII? Mem
engedtek.. erotlen okolcsapasainak SEM :.
de mogottuk egyforman remegtek hallgatozo
felenk nok, sot olyan ferfiak is, akik mem
egyszer kockaztattak eletuket. A halal SEM
mifele alakban Sc toltotte Ell oket oly der
meszto iszonyattal, mint belpoklos kozel-
sege. A szerencsetlen, miutan egy alto Sc
nylt XII ismet felrohant fedelzetre Egy
steward, akire szemkozt rohant, amint meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06
fFolytatas

A hajon boldog nyugalomban lustalkod-
tax, ami kllonosen Pirosnak esett jol. Szere-
.tett fedelzeten tartozkodni. Felnezett kek
eyre, lie taraos hullamokra Asse szedu!ve
nzptol a halo ingasatol, azzal bolonditotta
naagit. hogy becsuletes urin6, oyan, mint
t1bti koriilotte uldogelo. Ilyenkor kulonos
mosolygas szepitette meg arcat Nala kevesbe
s1Ip utitarsn0i kozott mndig akadtak ket-
ten-harman, akik osszedugtak. fejuket hal
kan megjegyeztek:
- Vajjon mire gondol most a bajos
:heEcsEn6?
(Mert arrolt Csapo "a .hajon mndenutt
Endoskodott, hogy megtudjak felesege elo-
kes6 hindu szarma zasat. S akinek ragyogo
vaI6di cekszerei vannak annak rangjaban
rfttin ketelkednek nok.)
Azan az emlekezetes juliusi deel6tton is
szivta vastag szivarjat Medvemancsu, akit
N utasok .persze portugal el6kelosegnek tisz-
,teitelk- A nap feih6tlen egr6l ontotta aranyat
fehertarajos, zoldes hullamokra a n6k
,lxozul tobben ARA gondoltak, hogy mihelyt
-estayi ruhat csinaltatnak, az halvanyzold Sc
lyem legyen feher dsszel es aranyhimzessel.
rArznyzapor zuhogott Glowing Star" pa
,rancsnoki hdjara is, ahol az elso tiszt telje-
sitett szolgalatot. Olyan delceg, nemes
e1a ferfi, aminonek lattara a legnyugodtabb
feanyszivek is negdobbannak. Akkor volt 4
iegvouzobb, mikor mosolygott. parancs-
noIsi hidon egyedu ALT, mosolya ontudatlan
volt Menyasszonyara gondolt, aki Van
ecouverben varja aki nemsokara felesege
lesz
Egyszerre remiilt kialtasokat hallott
'Feifigyelt Negy matroz rohant vegig a fe-
delzefen, mintha veszett kutya elol menekul-
'nenek- Pedig egy oceanjaro legenysegere sok
znindent ra lehet fogni, csak at mem, hogy
gyava!
Tehat fatal tiszt mem ertette legeny-
segc iJedelmet Tuz iitott XII? Vagy... EFT
mar mem gondolhatta vegig Winton Willy
eis6 tiszt, barmily villamgyors egy gondolat,
cobb keritette hatalmaba leirhatat1an meg
dobbenes, inert vel0trazo moi sikoltasok ko-
zepette egy szornyt ajax bukkant fel lep-
cs6n kozeledett fele. Egy ember, egy ferfi,
akinek azonban mem volt emberi abrazata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-06

latta, atvetette magat halo korlatjan
tengerbe ugrott
Azalatt a halo kapitanya, Corrance
Andrew NIT sem sejtve pihent. Amikor egy
holtra Walt steward lelkendezve ertesitette
tortentekr6l, ugy ugrott fel, mntha leket
kapott volna halo Fejet azonban mem vesz-
tette el. Azonnal fedelzetre sietett iparko-
dott lelket verni matrozaiba, akik rendes ko-
riilmenyek kozt rettegtek szigorusagatol, de
akkor hajon uralkodo yasfegyelem dacara
Sc voltak hajlSndok kozben eltiint belpok-
los felkutatasara indulni.
A kapitany azonban addig beszelt lei
kukre, mig azutan nagynehezen raszantak
magukat. Valamennyen felfegyverkeztek Is
megkezdtek kutatast. Az utasok koziil
egyetlen ferfi csatlakozott hozzajuk: por-
tugal.
ITALIAN inert volt legkevesbe tiszta-
ban vele, mint jelent mindnyajuknak lepras
potyautas..)
Lassan haladtak el6re folyosokon lep-
csokon, de mem talaltak a leprast sehol. FL
butt. A kapitany kadta parancsot hogy ha
feitunik, lojjek lie.
Atvizsgaltak hajofeneket: oft hevert
lepras asszony hulaja. Onnet raktarakba
hatoltak be. Elol kapitany. Egyszerre dor
renes hallatszott kaptany file mellett
golyo reput ell. Ugyanakkor "portugar'
megpillantotta leprast, aki egy lada mo-
gott kuporgott Ralott... habozas nelkul,
olyan biztos kezze d.. mint sok artatlan al
dozatara. Mem hiaba viselte gangster-vilag
ban Rettenetes nevet A lepras hangtalanul
elnyult
Ki volt, mi volt eleteben, mig szornyii
kortol fertozotten Pal Wan szigetere mem
szaniiztek?
Mindesetre keres zteny, feher ember. Ta-
Ian elokel6 nev viseloje. Irigyelt, vagyonos
szerencsefia, aki enyerte ait leanyt, akit
szeretett. Aztan egyszer csak kicsiny kerelz
piros folt keletkezett tenyeren Az az artat-
lannak latszo piros folt, meye a halal meg
jegyzi azokat, akikert csak akkor megy ell, ha
mar ezen a foldon hosszu eveken keresztul
atszenvedtek pokol minden kinjat.
Akar orvoshoz ment gyanutlanu. :. /. akar
maga ismerte fel ketsegbeesve a szornyu jelt
rejtegette, ameddig valaki eszre mem vet
te... mindegy! Vegiil megis elhurcoltak Pal
Wan szigetere, elohalottnak, felesegevel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-01
RENTALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms
10 Rooms with Board

YOUNG COUPLE wishes 70 share home
with couple. Comfortable warm rooms.
LI-37ss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-01

8. real home, with
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
DISCRIMINATION IS
CHARGED TO firms
German Declares Sentiment for
Renewal Of Strike Is
Growing in South

Washington. Sept. 25.-(P)-Francis
j. German. chairman Of the textile
strike committee, said Tuesday SEN
timent for renewal Of the strike was
strong in southern mill centers be-
cause Of allegedly widespread dis
elimination against strikers in re-
employment Of the workers.
German said he was urging union
members to be patient until the new
textile labor relations board was ap-
pointed and had been given time to
act.
I'VE know now with certainty"
German said, that q number Of en-
ployers. particularly In the cotton
industry, are using methods of re-
prisal against members Of the union.
In the south the most vicious type Of
discrimination Is prevalent.
yellow dog contracts, company
unions, and absolute refusal to en-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
SPECIALISTS SPEAK
ON CARE Of TREES
Garden Club Members and Sew.
eral Visitors Discuss Prob.
lens With Station Men

Specialists from the United States
Northern Great Plains field station at
Mandan gave suggestions for preserv-
ing trees In this section at . special
meeting Of the Bismarck Garden club
held recently at the Association Of
Commerce room, World War Memorial
building. Members Of the club and
others interested In the subject crowd
ed the room to capacity.
T. p. Killand, senior scientific aide
and landscape director Of grounds.
speaking on winter Preparation for
Trees, Shrubs and Hardy Foliage"
emphasized several points.
The first was the need Of . suitable
location Of the planting Is to shelter
or open spaces according to the hardy
quality Of the plant. He then urged
judgment In the use Of water during
the last few days before freezing. de.
pending upon growth habits Of the
planting. Thirdly, he pointed out the
Importance Of mulching while water
ing late in the season. His fourth
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
40 and 8 Plans for
Big Dancing Party

Members Of the 40 and 8, honor So
ciety Of the American Legion, will
open their winter social season Sat-
urday night with a dance at the Dome
pavilion, beginning at p. m.
Wit Thoma and his 10 Princeton
ians will furnish the music for the
veterans and their friends.
Numerous committees have been
appointed to manage various phases
Of the affair, scheduled by the 10 and
8 to be one Of the most pretentious in
several years.
The general committee, appointed
by Chef de Care E. NJ. Davis are Mil
ton Rue, Charles F. Martin, A. D.
McKinnon, william label. Harry
Rosenthal, Gerald Richholt, L. F..
Bechtold, q. A. Dahlen, w. ]. Brophy,
Ed Trepp, q. w. Hektner, Kenneth
w. Simons and ]. F. Fortenberry, all
Of Bismarck, and G. E. Jorde and
Row Dow, Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
Veterans to Sponsor
Forget-Me-Not Sale

Announcement that the annual
forget-me- sale, sponsored annu-
ally by the Disabled Veterans Of the
World War. would be held through
out North Dakota next Saturday
vas made Tuesday by H. M. Leon
hard, Bismarck. state commander Of
the organization. The local sale will
Be conducted by members Of the
American Legion auxiliary.
At the same time Leonhard an
nounced that volney T. Mooney, Jr.,
national commander Of the disabled
veterans, will speak tonight on the
radio from tbs to 7:s0 p. m, the
occasion being the veterans obser-
vance Of Argonne Day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
HOUSING CAMP Align
DESCRIBED TO CLUB
IN.NOVEL PROGRAM
Frank 1. clotzbach Presents
visomatic Feature at
kiWanis' Luncheon

Features Of the Better Housing
Campaign were brought home force
fully to members Of the Bismarck XII
wants club Tuesday noon in half
hour Visomatic (talkie picture) pro-
gram presented by Frank L. 0lotz-
bach, assistant to r. B. Cummins In
charge Of the drive throughout the
state, during the organizations
luncheon meeting.
Applying pictures regarding the
better housing campaign thrown on .
miniature screen were several voices,
including q reproduction Of the voice
Of President Franklin D. Roosevelt
urging all citizens to cooperate whole
heartedly In the rehabilitation pro-
gram.
Principal among points brought out
by the presentation were that the
money used In the better housing
campaign is not government money,
that it is private capital repayment Of
which Is insured In part by the gov
eminent; that practically all Of the
!, money spent for improvements will
remain In the home community for
expenditure in other lines Of business,
probably Is times over in year: that
50 per cent Of homes and business
buildings in average communities are
in need Of repair: that the success Of
the program depends upon the CO.
operation given by the average citi-
zen.
The program also made clear that
citizens who are property holders
with fixed incomes are eligible to ap-
ply to local financial institutions ap-
proved by the federal housing admin
1stration for modernization loans
ranging from 500 to $4,000.
Shown on the screen were buildings
Of various types before and after re-
modelling while . voice was giving
statistics on unemployment In the
building trades.
The invisible speaker called atten-
ton to the fact that 45O, 000, 900 was
spent in modernizing in 81 cities
where the campaign was conducted,
indicating that business in those cities
was increased by 81 ESQ. 0o0. 900 for the
year (these new expenditures being
spent Is times over in . 12-month
period.
The latter part Of the program In
cluded instructions on how best, to
conduct . Better Housing campaign.
Such campaign is under way In Bis
marck at present.
0lotzbach was introduced by w. ].
Mcdonald, program chairman, after
President Walter q. Render opened
the meeting.
State Motor Vehicle Registrar L. H,
Mccoy was the only guest at the ses-
sion. ]. p. Wagner led the club In
group singing, with Clarion z. Larson
playing accomplishments
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1894

Brandt Of Brookfield, Mo. Mrs.
Brandt was Miss Thelma Swenson be-
fore her marriage.
i =
Ralph O'Neill, who has been en-
ployed at the Fort Peck dam since
last spring, is spending q few days
In the city visiting with friends. He
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
ONeill, 4l4 Ninth ST., who algo are
at Fort Peck while Mr.. O'Neill Is
supervising work on q contract.
\ i *
Mrs. w. ]. Flanagan and daugh-
ter, Mary, Of 7l8 Avenue E, have re-
turned to their home after visiting
relatives at Jamestown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

Tirsah Ann Barclay Tent, D. U. v.
The next regular meeting Of Tir-
zah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3. Daugh-
tiers Of Union Veterans Of the Civil
War, will be held at 3 o'clock (CsT)
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. w. D. Hughes, 100 Third avenue,
northwest, Mandan. Mrs. Theodore
Ser, also Of Mandan, will assist Mrs.
Hughes in entertaining the group.
i \ 4
D. Of II. Protective Association
Attention Of Degree Of Honor Pro-
tecttve association members and of
the candidates who are to be received
into the organization October 10 Is
called to the next regular social
meeting, which will begin at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening at the World
War Memorial building dining room.
\ \ y
Chapter s, 8. N. G.
Mrs. L. H. Broker. sl3 Eighth st..
will be hostess for Q meeting Of
Chapter s, Sponsor Mothers clubs,
which will be held at 3 o'clock We'd
nesday evening.
=
Mothers' Service Club
Mrs. J. A. F1eck, 5l4 Rosser avenue
vest, will entertain the Mothers
club, which will hold . regular meet
ing at her home at 8 o'clock Tues
day evening.
i
American Legion Auxiliary Chorus
The American Legion Auxiliary
chorus will meet for q regular prac-
tice at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning
with Mrs. Forrest r. Skinner, 209
Thayer avenue.
i i i
Sunshine Society
The Sunshine society will meet at
2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. +. L. Brandt. l12 Sixth st.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
Additional Society


University Of Minnesota students
leaving for Minneapolis within the
last few days to begin the fall term
were Jack Zuger, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred zuger, sol Thayer Ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Lair. 22l Ave-
Mr.. and RMS. E. v. Lair, 221 Ave-
nue. B West. Mr.. Zuger Is entering
his second year Of law studies, while
Mr.. Lahr expects to complete his
commercial course during the present
term.
4 i i
Miss Florence Swenson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swenson, 416
Thayer avenue, left last weekend for
. two-week visit with her brother in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
point was killing up with soil for root
protection against winter freezing.

Concentrates on Everrreens
Much emphasis was placed upon the
local condition Of rapid and constant
evaporation In this climate. Ever
green's for which most concern Is felt
at present In the locality suffered
more from the dry winds Of early
summer after an open winter than
from the commonly understood rea-
sons Of drouth and hard freezing. the
speaker said.
After his talk, Mr.. lIilland conduct
ed q round. table discussion on the
subject Of evergreens and also took
into consideration most Of the other
local paintings. Mr.. Killand recon.
mended that whenever possible, trel-
lis be placed to the north and west
Of evergreens, the trellises to be Gov.
cred with taxpayer during the worst Of
the drying season.
Answering questions regarding the
trees more difficult to raise on the
plains, such Is birch and mountain
ash, the specialist stated that these
trees require very much water and
that careful mulching Of grass and
leaves Is necessary. He brought out
the different growth habits Of plants
such as lilacs which grow through the
whole season and may be watered
continually and Of roses which must
be permitted TO mature without 80
much water after the Towering time.
Recommends Spring Work
Many questions were asked regard
ing the best season for planting and
pruning. The speaker was emphatic
in stating that spring planting and
spring pruning are preferable In this
climate because Of the hard winters.
w. p. Baird, associate horticultural
OF the station. took part in the discus
sion, answering questions as to prun-
ing Of fruit trees and winter prepara-
ton Of tuberous plants and bulbs. He
recommended that plants such as del
phinium and Canterbury bells be
treated somewhat like roses and be
permitted to mature without much
water at the close Of the season.
Mr.. Ktlland, who has been actively
engaged In his department Of growing
trees, shrubs and foliage ever since
the establishment Of the station In
1915, reported that In this climate he
has found that hybrid paintings be-
come acclimated after q few years
and do much better as the years pass
Keen interest on the part Of the
many visitors was noted. many who
are meeting problems In their home
paintings having come to hear the
specialists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
Baptists to Promote
Church School Pupils

The annual promotion Sunday for
the First Baptist church school will
be observed Sept. 30, according to
announcement made by Rev. Ellis l..
Jackson, pastor. This annual day IS
being held preparatory to the open
ing Of the new school year on the
first Sunday in October. In honor of
the occasion, there will be q program
with special music.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25

ploy workers unless they repudiats
the union and throw themselves on
the mercy OF the mill owners, are be-
ing used"
German had on his desk As tcle.
grams from union locals charging
discrimination in 81 mills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25

Figures Of the first quarter OF 1894
show 1858 legitimate automobile deal
ers registered In the state Of Ohio Is
compared with 2.887 registered during
the same period Of 1898.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25

Through the evolution of a new
methods Of tread design, one of the
larger rubber companies has placed
on the market a "self-ventilating"
truck tire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
City and County

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Janke, 500
Eleventh St., are the parents Of q girl
born at 1853 p. m, Monday, at the
Bismarck hospital
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

REGULAR $50 California combina-
ton waves now two for $3.50 COM
plete with trim and set. Shampoo
and fingerwave SOC. California
Wave Nook. 102-3rd st. Phone
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
FAMOUS ORGANISE DIES

Los. Angeles. Sept 25.-fR-Edwin
Henry lie Mare, SO, world famous
crganist and author of more than
200 compositions including Moon.
light and Roses" died Monday night
at his home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-25
NEW YORK BONDS
lHASs NoNA Cart lk-lN nnnAs
CHICAGO STOCKS
Mcoraw Fl. ~.
INVESTMENT TRUSTS
lover the counter In New York; :
Quart Inc Sh lit; l.2o.
WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN

Winnipeg, Sept. 25.-(ReCash
wheat: No. northern S2A: No. :
aorthern 70h: No. northern 76M.
Oats. No. 2 white IS: No. 8 white
q.
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Church Societies

Trinity Lutheran Study Circle
Members Of the Trinity Lutheran
Study Circle will meet at the church
parlors at $50 o'clock Wednesday
evening for pot-luck supper, devo-
tionals led by Mrs. A. N. Ellingson
and the following program: Mission
News, presented by Mrs. Milton
Quamme. lesson on "Dorcas" given
by Miss Marian Dahl and vocal Selec-
lions by Mrs. G. A. Narum.
The word 'pajamas" comes from .
Findustani word meaning 'leg cloth"
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Miscellaneous
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, Sept. 25.-(P)-Foreign
exchange easy: demands: Great Bri-
tain 407h: France 6.65N: Italy
1861: Germany 1928: Norway 2400;
Sweden 1855: Montreal IN New York
lO3.43N.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

CONVENIENT BONDS
New York, Sept. 25.-lR-Govern-
nent bonds:
Liberty 31s 10000.
Liberty LIST AIS lO3.1l.
Liberty 18th ANS 103.60.
Treas. AVS 10o.l4.
Treas. Is 1851.
Home Owners Loans Is 81, o6.27.
NEW YORK CURB
New York, Sept. 25.-lFNCurb:
Cities Service 1H.
Elec. Bond & Share In.
United Founders o-l6.
NEW YORK BONDS
New York, Sept. 25.-ReBonds
close:
Great Northern Is Of 1895, ooA.
lob. Products 6lls OF 3022, l05h.
B. Il @. IS 1000. 671t.