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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

peiien nod fait oieielben Stoffnen.
gen auf Die friiber, aber oieie sSiiue
bleibt innerbalb gepiiier 9inien. Ole
nett ausbolenoe Silbuette lit elmer
me9r natiirIifen 6orm geiui9en.
gei ben nit Rel5belae ouseeltatte-
ten StraBeufoitiimen finoct man ban.
tig cine 9lnlebning an militGrilGe
Sftette, mos ndmentIid bel iungen
Wl6oGen iebr bel;e6t lit. SSn unlerer
pierten 2lbbiloimg fin6en mir Elm in
oltrotbem Telour ausgeiiibrtes $50.
itiim Derani9auliht Ger ais @arni-
tur 5ur &ermenoung tonmeuoe @el5
III 9iobbenfel Die 9lrt ino g8eiic,
mie oosieIbe arrongirt it, gibt ocm
Yiantel eilien milit0rii6en @nitrin.
Gin gan3 eigenortiges @ebiIoe lit ocr
9ragen iid bod Inn oen Sals opls
LEND, lit CT troboem nit cinem brei.
ten Cape oiisqeitottet. Die 9lrt nno
Meiie, tuie Die @noen einanoer norm
frei3en 1T bcionoerS eigenartig. Sie
iino befeltigt OIL etnem eng onliegeu'
Den ibniolen Grngen pom Moterial
oes &leioes. Glegante S6ube NIT
bod binaufreiheuoen 1uditGftcn
unb ein fei6er, militdriider Sut Der.
pollitauoiaen Ous Goitiim.
Tns glegligec Der gutiihtirten
Srou, one iiber llnluengcn bon 3eit
oerfiigt, lit notitroemGB ie6r pcrictic.
6cn bon Dem i6rer minOerbeeiinilig-
ten Wtiti9lpeitcr, oie lid an ieoem
Gage MIR ipenige 0hlBeitlnocn CON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

wabrcno Die Nlanf6ettqn, IDie Scr
Diontel ielbit bon gio6benfeQ limo.
@efiittert iii oieier 0lonteI nit &c.
bliiiutem Gbiffon lmo gltlos, eenu
unlcr 6rdrIein trdot i'm iibcr ouftig
3arten gteb. mo Spieenfleioern fir
9indmittagstradt.
Sir bolbiormeae Strabenfleioer
meroen por6ugsueiie Die iladen BeIj.
arten als 6Iarnitlir perlponot, tpie
SerlneIin, 9iob6eniea unO Diaulpuri,
in Sorm bon 8len6en Deri6ieoener
@reite 5ur Ginfoliung bon aQanteln
lulo 9ioden. Gin arrangement ole.
ier 9lrt pirft iebr anipre6eno. Sic
R0de iino feinesmegs iebr eng, ion.
bern flieBen in id6neu mcligcn Sal
rem all Der Sigiir nieocr. Sie ireroen
aidlt ME in Der perfIoiienen Soiicn
oui fiinitliGe 9lrt melt obIic6eno ge.
mac't Gas lit es, porin ole neue
Silhouette pou Der bis6erioen n6.
weidt 2ie 0s0de iiro falm enger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

l9Had tann man all6 ein gebliIntes
Dfuterial pdblen, lno oieies nit elm
farbigem garniren oob Gilt einiar.
biges Dloteriol fiir feiner. Sin N}o.
0ell, cas- allgemein 9lHflang iinoet, lit
i'm Giideu nit einem bis auf Ole Iaii-
lenlinie binob reibtnben @apou9oa
uou ie6r geiGQigem S6nitt periebeu
Differ gapou9on, e6cnlo mi, b r
&raaen, Die 9lernelciniaiilng lno
Die @lenoc Inn oen Soltm ltnteu fon.
zen BON obiiecbenocr 5arbe lcin lin5
fann man nlf oieie Art cine rei5euoe
orbennote cr5ielcn, Eon iebr on.
Ipredcn0cr Iorm itnD Oie peiten
QltrmeI in GimoIhnitt. Sine oide
Seiocnihmir nit Gnoitcn un1giirtct
Die GoiQe. Qos @on5c iii Die Sin.
fodlbeit ielbit iuio luirft babel Ooh
oornebm uno iiberouS grQcios.
Sntereiiont iino bic Yrin3eB-
@Hefte, Ole cbt in 6ctr1dtliGer g(n.
3obl i6r @rideincn moden W}onde
oerlelben bcglinltlgen oen Wiopenage
Gnp, ino boben 0eu GoiIlent6eiI iln0
Oos Siiften.gofe oon einem0loterial,
m16ren0 ser 6ieran anoefiibrtc, pill
iirte Sod BON eincn nnoern Winteriol
itno bon onocrcr 6orbc lit. Wiitlutcr
lit oieier Gaiaen. uuO 9)ofc G6cil BON
Sei6en-S SSeriep, mo iiebt Damn aus,
ols Oh 0ie Erdderin elm mirfIides
SSerieD nit pliliirten 9lod onbGtte
Su man@eu NGlen bat oos 8rin5eBs
fIei0 cine onihlieBenOe Collie pou
8uite big Sufte, fpe'6er Elm eiaoes
trariter Hod anseiebt lit, pogegen IN
onoeren 5daen Die @riu5eBlinie nur
i'm 9}iiden in Yaneelforu ouftritt.
g9anoo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15
gIus benz OaeidDe SerNsOOe.
VI em gorf, 29. @eptenIber.

5eoe Saiion bat ibre eigenen 9a.
ras1eriltiden sUlertmale IN Se5ug uuf
Gin5el.t8arnItlr, uno 5mar fonlnIt
liele leHoen3 IN 10 miiioaeuoem Ma
81 sum glis0ru1, Dab alb Die meniJ
ullimerfiaue 8ecbattcrin nidt lnt
hm iani Dies 5l bemertcn HSn DER
lugten Saiion pareu cs 9leiien uno
Per abitebenoe Snun iomie ole ban.
iNi8e Graplrimg sir Die ebeu an.
brrdencr 5ailun Gilt Die elaite Sil.
bpHcll. ln Scrcln nit Diel Sciocn.
AlbIepslls ulO 5mor tonrnlt Die ges.
tere ltllgt mir alcihiorbig nit oem
WlaterIal 5Mr &crmenouHg ionoern
nth III allen noglihen ;5urben. Gas
nonc.picce" Grottcnrtleio nit @cl3
beiaB, Uiro 70 lanee getroGcn iperoeit.
bis es fiibl eenis lit fir Elm ,Sadet-
Soltiin Nber aud iiir ipdter miro
es ieinen Blab bebnupten, inter oen
groBen, neuen Wl1ntelL Die Die @r.
gdu5lmg iiir oasielbe biloeu. Somobl
Nbenomdntel, wie iolbe fiir 1oges.
truHt, iin0 reid nit glblteppllnq uno
@orten oer5iert. Die glbenomontel
iino III oielen6daeu BON ouBeroroent.
lid)er g9eite, pon peid)em, mebr ooer
peniger idlmeren Gtoff Der IN glatten
8aIten reid an Der 5igur bernieOer.
tlieBt
Gin prd9tiaer 2ben0mantel, Der
III unlerer rltcn 9bbilolne peran.
ihuulidt Us .o, mar bel Der fiir5li6
itattgefunoeneu Suiiop- ,@roffmug~
cines Der ar0Bten @eid6ftsbdiller
auseeiteat. Gas @1oterial 81 oenIcI.
ben Iieierte rei1er ,goloforbiger Ban.
ne.5ammet grob oerg8eite oeS D1an.
tells lin0 Die 2inien iibermis einfahe
&erporra9eno neu lit Die breite 8or.
0iire. oie in @orte uno an0pieu ans.
gefiibrt 1T, lulo Die ben Mlontel LII,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

nen oorf
Syn oas fofett ausoeltattete gou.
coir Der eIeea1teu israu ee66rt alid
cine ebenio 5ierlit6e gouoier.Gobe
9ei ibr oient oas g3egIigee ni9t nlr
Der 9equemlibfeit, ionOern aud oem
3mef, ibre peri0nIiden &ei3e ins be.
ite Sibt 3u Iesen. Darlm miro iie
AUDI iiets beitre6t ieiL oen G6arofter
oes9ouooir5immers, oas ibrer56on.
belt ais Sole oient, nit ibrer perIou.
li4eu gri6einrnG in @infIang gu
bringen.
gInoers BEL Der 6rou, Die lid mr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

ouf menige Stuuoeu 5uriidSic6cn lno
Der 9lube pfleeeH oari. Sir Iie lit oie
erlte glnforoerilng all Elm glegligee
GeqiicmliGfeit. SpiecngcrieIcl, Ban.
Der mo S6leiicbea iinoen 6ci ibr
menig Gegenliebe Sbren 3med ent.
ipridt Elm gtegligee bon bcquemen
Sduitt nh0 einfaden 9iuicn. Gs
brandt oeswegen nc6 feinem aar.
toneliad 5u abneln. @s fann 6ii6i6
un0 fleioiam iuo Oermmit0emaB
garnirt iein.
Gin @epono 0ieier 9lrt iiir 6en
3Ded oes 9lusrubens 1T ie1r 6iibid
in eiuem einfarbigen feinen @ouitoif
alsgcfii6rt, ipie 6um @eiipie( @olen-
Crepe, NlbatroB ooer Elm d5nliber
9toff. Dieier miro garnirt nit glen.
ocn bonn eleihen Materiol in ounfs
lererS6attirung ODER an1 bon einem
ablte4enoen Wloterial. OtaG @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

ruben ODER i9 8ensgmlJ DerI9difsn
ioa, .aBt Iia ni@t aGlpenleingiltig Be-
antporten. Sir MenI6en nit sutem
@ppetit uno gutter @erbaguno iinb Sas
gemein ao9 BEN YlablSeiten SpaS:sra
gGnge re6t SutrGglib. PerIonen nit
I6pa9er 8rDauung Duqeeen tbun BEL
Ter, mad beY @hen etn foeuis gu rus
ten.
6dutausI6lGse, Dlau lou nierdIS
lei9tIinnig auf eigens 8duF Wtittel
anpenoen, um einen 6autausI6lnJ
beIeitieen 3u iprlen, rer Bel einer'
tleinen &in6e ouftritt. IS iIt gut, Ell
rsn 2(r0t 5u5u5iebeu, Der auf gruno
etngebenber llnterfu9uupen bic llrs
Ia9e fincen pirb. Ss5y oft, penE
aud ni4t INNER, lit ots @rHGbrur9
i9ulb an Iol9cn AusidldgeH, es mub
oann cine 4eNOeruna 5orgenommer
perbsn. Mandjmdl banotlt es iicb aud
Inn GuBere &ei5ungen, jeoenfdlls bar.
man uie aui freunbidaTtlicbe gu2
Rat6i9ldge 5tn al etrem SuutduS
Iflde 6erumqaadIolbern bu bierourd
stobeslInbeil ongeri4tet tper6en fann.
@egen fettes Suar. 3am Gntfetten
Der 9oare gebraudt man am portbeil
bafteIten @binin 6alrroaKer. DieIcs
sut3iebt ben Saaren alien SettItoff.
ma1t iie luftig, pei6 uHO Derleibi
ibnen einen Esibenen @laHJ. W&dn be-
neBt bic Suorb'irIte nit etpos G6inin,
Ip baB bic gallte 5iemlich nab 1T. Gu
burIte man bic Saare 1lpeimdl D0s
Gentlib au; Our9. IS Dirb baun
o6er not6ig, bab man RE 8iirIte ale
bier BoGen nit beiBem Sobapdfe.
frui4e, bamit oieIe aud rieoer snttet'
tet tptro.
@Om S&lofen. - gs lit Elm GROCER
Ss6ler, benz Sdlafe ni4t geniieeno
9ea@tung gu i9enten. Sir bic @r3als
tuna ber @eIunb6eit 1T ausreibenber
S6laF elm unbebinsteS @rforOerniB.
Oie tGgli6en glnitrenauneen bes
menI6(9en 9ebens erf.rbern einen
entIprefenDen 2rdfteOerbrouh, unO
niGt un9eItraii! odrF man iiber Elm ges
piIIes D&aB be- S6dtigteit binausgsi
BEN, penn nan ni9t ar dlgemeiner
@rI4laffung trtranien min. DurA
bds @rmiiounssgefu9l jeigt uns bic
Hatur dn ptnn Der 3eltpuntt ein5es
treten lit, Der 0fube 6a pFlesen; mir
miifien uns odnn gum Stbldf nieoerles
aen, uno ni9ts 1T gefd9r.idber, als pie
i'm mobernen ye6en 10 hdufig auftrez
Ien6e Gepo9n9eit, bic gedt, bic gum
SCblaf teiiimllt lit, @jeieui9afien uno
Nergniigungen Su opfern, unO ben
Sad, Der Der 9,rbeit oienen mub, lpee
iigItens tbeilpeiIe 3um G9Iaf 81 be-
nuBen. DieIe 2lrt Oon Wleni6en mae
den bic 1a9t gum Sd5' unb umgss
te6rt ben 3aJ 3ur Na6t. Stott i6re
niibsn @liebsr aus3uru3n, IuHen iie
Itr Durb oitoholiIte Gjetrdnte o6er
bur6 @enuB bon &affee an3uregsn
unO cine flint id6e Wluaterteit gu err
8eu9en uno punOsrn F9 bann, fpenn
tie IbliebliA Ar barter SdlaflOiigteIt
leiben. Das moOerne 9eben itelt 10
eroBe Anforberuneen an bic fOrpers
liden unb eeiIiigen SrdIts Oes @tu5el
ncn, Dab man INNER rebr uno mehr
ma6nenD Iein. Stinae ,rbeben muB.
ben 56laf niGt Su DGra9ldFiseN.
Der 30rper Des S6laienben befinp:.
ii@ in OolItdnoigsr Rrbs, bas @ebtra
in llnt6Gtigteit nur oaS Sera arbeitet
freiter uub bic 2lt6mun9sorgnne funis
iioniren fort; lDGbreuO bss S6loTss T.
bic Neroouung perllngidmt. Rleine
Siuoer muB man 70 .anee ihlafer
ln{ggn ala {ie Iplber mnGpn hpi nr1hss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15
8ubteI berIoneL

gladttp6dter (urr MIiter1td6t r.
reN betrllntenenShtOeuten brtngpnb)s
,GntiduIoigen Sie, ipobnt bEaIee
&err pieleidt BET Sbnen9~
Tienitmdobeu (I4Iaftruifea trra
ole Gbiire pieber ihltgBen6)s $50
ipeiB niht bin aud erSt rteti 6Itr
ge5oeeu ba rliiiien Sta nureHK
no6maIs anfragen" q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

nSot lib JrGulein Glmor0o nod
INNER ni9t il ben DierIi Der Bobl.
tbGtigteit sefelli2"
80 ia, ober iett onoers; Iie be-
fonlmt INNER bonn aommtttee 500,
tpeun Iie nitt iingt, uuo ben @etrog
i6enft Iie oouu fir ben pobltbdtisen
8med."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15
MDeItIauf.
oeniale Setter

gBds eeniale SETTER
@rfunbeu unb erbad5t -
Gs parb meiIt oon Der W2itlpsH
Yerlpottet unb berIuht!
Gdlt dber sinem S4piubI4E.
Sin fre9er Sumbug ein
90 fallen bunbert Qeatt
4uF Ietnen Grid btnttTl. .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15
QlUtrbfnoK.

pDlertipiirbie, Guf alien @ebitFSa
idpdrmen tie 6rauen fur @ld@bes
re9tiguns nit ben MGnnern; abet
S9pieserDOtsrtpibs bat nod BslHf
ssua4tl- I, EeF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

rem RinOsru It Elm g. biE 12sitinoi.
ger ,Sdlaf uDtbig, bel @rpa4ieuen
geniigen z bis s StunbsE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

Sir 6 bem6nner.
@eun Gu etiuas iogen miait,
gttmm bic EbiirfIirte IN oie SaiStS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15
@einnObeitIi6es.

Die SSrage, ob man na9 Oem @Hsn
ruben ODER f9 8epssmlJ Deri4affen
ioa, .aBt Ii9 ni@t aaqeaeingiltig Be-
untporteu. 6ir WleuI6en nit suteri
@ppetit uno gutter @erbauung iinb sls
gemein ao9 Dsn MablSeiten Spaa:sra
gdnge reht 5utrGelib. PerIonen nit
ItDa9er 8roauung oaeeeen tbun bel
fer, mad oeY @hen eia foenis gu rlls
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

Ser 9cniidc Cory'p0n6cut, Baltimore,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22

Physicians the world over recon.
mend the inside bath. claiming this Il
Of vastly more importance than out
side cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood; causing Ill health, while the
pores tin the,ten yards. Of bowels do.
p, Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before, breakfast q
glass of hot water with'a teaspoonful
Of limestone phosphate in It, - .
harmless means Of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, poisons, sour bile and toxins;
thus cleansing, sweetening and puri'
tying the entire alimentary canal be.
fore putting more food into the stom'
ach.
Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin, 80 hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elm
NATIVE organs.
, Those who wake up with bad breath,
coated tongue, nasty taste or have q
dull, aching head, sallow complexion,
acid stomach; others who are subject
to bilious attacks or constipation,
should obtain quarter pound OF lime.
stone phosphate ut the drug store.
This will cost very little but is sum.
cient to demonstratelthe value Of In.
side bathing. Those who continue 1t
each morning are assured Of pro.
'nounced results, both In regard to
health end -Sppearanca.1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22
WITH THE MOVIES
GRAND

This will be a gala week at the
Grand Theatre for its patrons
Manager Wolf has secured for Mon.
day the big Pathe feature with Pearl
White in the stellar role, Hazel
kirke." Many no doubt have seen
this most realistic drama on the stage
and to see it on the screen with such
notable lead will no doubt be very
interesting. Tuesday is Vaudeville
day and three big acts will be pre-.
sented, besides Billie Burke in "Glo.
ria's Romance"
Wednesday and Thursday the Rails.
ton and Rich Musical Comedy com.
pany that are now a headline act over
the Sullivan-Considine time, will pre-.
sent the abbreviated form of musical
comedy for two days, offering two
splendid bills each day.
costumes and funny comedians. this
ought to be record breaker for the
Grand.
Friday is Vaudeville day again with
three splendid acts for the lovers of
Vode.
The picture program for the coming
week is sumner, In conjunction with
the Grille show Wednesday. Mollie
Mcintyre will be screened in the stu.
pendous production, "Her Great
Hour and Thursday Ethel Clayton
and Carlyle Blackwell will be screen
ed in "The Woman's Way a Brady.
made feature.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22
READERS COLUMN
FROM A DEMOCRAT.
ylt Flasher, N. D., Oct. 20,g1916.
The Bismarck Tribune, ! 81

yla Flasher, N. d., Oct. 2O,y1916.
The Bismarck Tribune, \ :e.-E
/ Z, Bismarck, N. D.
; Gentlemen: My attention has Just
been called to an editorial published
in your paper few days ago in which
you state that Vice President Mar.
shall "indulges in malicious lie when
he says, etc." Now ! want to say to
you that I consider this the most I'M
demanded, dirty and vicious attack /
ever knew any newspaper which con-
sidered itself halfway decent to make
against any public man. This edf-
torial, is in my judgment, one OF the
puniest attempts to influence public
thought that l can conceive of. am
decent Democrat myself and want
you to know that there is at least one
man in this state who resents such
contemplate trash as this article ]
refer to. l don't think owe you any
thing for my subscription, but If ! do,
I want you to send me statement and
l will send you the money, while on
the other hand, il my pa.d up sub
scription has not yet expired, please
stop sending your paper to me and
send me what is due me. At any rate,
stop the paper. as don't care to read
any paper which has so little pride
land real patriotism as to print such
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22
CREDIT Is DUE,

Bismarck's financial affairs are in
better shape than at any time in its
history. Credit must be given to the
members of the commission who have
administered the affairs of the city
so we'll.
The average tax payer does not
appreciate the services performed by
the city commissioners. In each In.
stance this service is performed at a
personal sacrifice. The emoluments
are trifling. Time spent by these
men in directing the official business
of the city is a contribution to the
municipality.
1t is only fitting that credit should
be given and especially so is such
commentator timely in view Of the
recent financial statement.
The Tribune believes it voices the
sentiments of a majority Of the tax
payers in extending at this time the
appreciation of the community for the
manner in which the city's business
has been handled during the last two
years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22
BY ALL MEANS.

Bismarck should begin preparing
now to give the incoming state adj
ministration a royal welcome. Be-
cause of the unique contest that has
practically come to close, interest
is keener in the next inauguration
than usual.
The Commercial club should get to-
gether and talk over plans for state
wide event. In the past, Bismarck's
hospitality has always been most cor
dial. There should be no exception
now.
Undoubtedly the management of the
,Non.partisan league will cooperate
with the civic body of Bismarck in
making the inaugural ceremonies a
feature long to be remembered.
OF course, the ceremonies will re-
yolve about the inaugural bali, which
has become social institution in this
state. By no means omit 1t, but i'm
prove it, adding features that will dis
tinguish it from any held in the past.
The members of the league will be
interested in witnessing the inaugu.
raj ceremonies Of Lynn Frazier and
the other state officials who are sue
cessful at the polls next month. Bis
marck should do everything to facili.
tate the plans of the league to cele-
brate their victory, for Frazier's cleo
ton is as certain as anything can be.
Bismarck will give him rousing
pon.partisan greeting and its citizens
stand ready to cooperate with the
league in any plans that it may have
or see fit to suggest.
Now is the time to get busy.
Make it statewide.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22

when the player begins the next line:
and you stop laughing to listen! 1.,. Il
1t is timed by the stage manager be.
cause he has to arrange little panto-
mime for the players, in which they
wait gracefully while you are laugh
ing! The moment they speak you
stop laughing. You are allowed to
laugh as long as you will, then the
play begins again.
/, In the prompters manuscript there
are directions for how long the play
ers must wait. That is how the rec
ords of long laughs are kept. In the
prompter's copy of 'Twin Beds" FOR
example, there is a direction for So
seconds wait. In 1T Pays to Adver-
tise" there were three big laughs in
straight succession, which, though tue
audience would have said it had SIRE
~ laughed half an hour without stop
ping, acttlally'Htotalled up to 60 sec.
onds! Just 6nesmindte's, time ior three
terrific otttbursts! ~. t5 :' - :
The line in >"Fair and Warmer on
which they get their 43-second uproar
is the seemingly Innocent "She said
she'd do it. and she did," Perhaps YOU
can find out what 1t means from tle
pHOtASVas. sau b. g,a 80 f.g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22
THE MODERN WAY,

With the booster pumps and a mo.
tor vehicle for fire apparatus, Bis.
marck's fire fighters will be equipped
as well as any in the state. The city
commission is taking the proper step
In undermining the department.
The fire department of this city has
given excellent service, even in the
face Of many handicaps, such as horse
driven apparatus. It was not unusual
for the firemen, riding in motor vehi.
cles, to arrive at the fire ahead of the
equipment.
With the purchase Of a motor truck,
the efficiency of the department will
be increased and the cost of main
tenance decreased.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22

Many successful comedies have mere
~ chuckles all through-those fugitive
murmurs that run over an audience
like light wind and are beloved Of
the actors because they prove that the
audience is warm and pleasantly re-
sponsivc. These chuckles last five or
six seconds. If you stop and listen to
one, the next time you see a comedy,
you'll realize-probably for the first
time in your life-what good laugh
can be got into tiny space Of actual
time.
But the five-second chuckle and the
ten-second laugh are by no means the
most astonishing phenomena that the
stage manager has for you.
He can give you figures on what the
theatre people know, little inelegant
ly but aptly, as the stomach laugh"
It. runs anywhere from 1S.seeonds to- l.
get ready for the shock-43 seconds.
For the, "big laugh IN ,;;i;Fair and
Warmer runs to AZ seconds, night In
and night out, and it is by ten seconds
longer than any other lat1ghsshe recent
farces have created.
How do they time the laughs? It IS
Just the time between the end Of the
|! line you laugh at, and the moment
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22
SUPREME COURT
FROM RAMSEY COUNTY.

FROM RAMSEY COUNTY.
Henry Lemke, Plaintiff and Respond
pellant.
Syllabus: Action upon an account
stated, with defense a general denial
Instructions examined and held pre-
judicial, as withdrawing from the jury
determination of controlling issue
Of fact.
ca When all items of an account
are admitted to be correct except one
left for future adjustment, the account
becomes stated as to those items
agreed to be correct. But the debtor
on such partial stated account may of.
set against it items not included in the
stated account but left for future ad'
justment. This defense can be main.
tanned under a general denial.
Appeal from the district court OF
Ramsey county; Buttz, Judge.
Reversed and a new trial ordered.
Opinion of the court by Goss, J.
Flynn & Traynor, of Devils Lake,
N. D., attorneys for respondent.
Erich & Kelly, OF LakOta. N. d.. at
torneys for appellant.
FROM M'HENRY COUNTY.
Pierce County, Plaintiff and Respond.
ent,
iMcHenry County, Defendant and Ap
pellant
Syllabus: In an action brought In
McHenry County, venue was changed
upon stipulation, to Pierce County
where jury trial was had. A certi
fed bill of disbursements for jurors
bailiffs and other expenses was pre-
scented to McHenry county to REIN
burse Pierce county. Payment was
refused. McHenry county contends
that, as all parties litigant in said
action we're non-residents of McHen
~ county and as the change Of venue
was ordered upon a stipulation, 1t Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-22

IF you stopped the first ten men
you met, on given corner and
asked each of them to tell you
just how long he took to laugh at
joke in the theatre, the chances are
good that. the answers would range
from four seconds to half an hour.
The last thing a man knows, when
he is laughing at 4 play, is how much
time he gives to each laugh. 1t is,
therefore, the easiest thing in the
world for him to be deceived about.
But any good stage manager Of a
good farce can tell you to split sec
ond, and some of the statistics Of the
stage manager Of ""Fair and Warmer"
Avery Hopwood's $tumultuous laugh
maker, are as anastng as they are ex-
act. VII ~ ,,.s,t5.s,f
The average beatty laugh in the the
atre lasts nine seconds. That is a good
ly roar, oo-no sgahy chuckle. Some
times even quite successful farces 60
from curtain to curtain with no laugh
over nine seconds. 1t sounds picayune
but it indicates i very fair degree; of
enjoyment. st- T,f l@%
.rArp AMI vIyApMrpD WITT.