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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
Capitol to Close
in Honor ofDead

! Governor Lynn j. Frazier announc.
ed this afternoon that all Offices at
the capitol will close from 300 to
400 tomorrow afternoon, during the
hours of the funeral of the victims of
the Sunday food at iNIandan. All bust
ness will be suspended at this time,
as a mark of respect tothe memories
of the deceased and in order that
capitol ofticialdom and employees may
attend the services at the Auditori.
I'M,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
WILL DAKOTA CELEBRATE?

The committee on national defense
wires Governor Frazier that the an
niversary of the Battle Of lexington
the opening engagement of the Rev
olution. will be celebrated April 10 in
many cities in New York state, and
suggests to the chief executive that
North Dakota take similar action.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10

On Business Here. D. Wood
worth of Driscoll and Arthur Ibeck
of Iowa, real estate men, were in the
city Monday, transacting business at
the court house and calling on
friends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
Would Be a Hot lime.

Old Bill BceZer wonders what
would happen If someone should sic
Il northern hOt dog on one OF those
Texas rabbit auSages.-Sprngfleld
Union.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10

Your visit to the Twin Cities wilt
be more enjoyable II you stop at this
Famous Hostelry. Excellent Cuisine.
Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis; 4os
Rooms-$2.75 at $50 70 $3.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
Perennial Relative.

Hlly. six !noi.lhS old, wrote to his
thought !,pSt to read the letter before
size :!lail~tl il: "DrHr Aunt Gertrude:
| go to Stuul every day and take my
lunch. | am we'll how are YOU. ScO0l
is lots of fun. your unGying nefew,
R!ly."--l[anSas city Star.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
Primer Place for t,

Patience--lm going to get Bob q
necktie for his Christmas.
Patrice-Where you think you'll get
IT. -.
"Around his neck, Of COURSE FIJI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10

The Hotel Of Character and Com
fort. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10

WING William Knowles Of
Wing was among the business visit
ors in the Capital City Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
She Fell for II.

She Fell Tor II.
patience-He proposed marriage
while he was skating with her.
Patrice-With what result?
"She became very much confused
and fell for It."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED One dshwasher and two
chambermaids. Bismarck Hospital.
ED-To buy , 100 or 800 acres
CT raw land, on crop payment plan.
Burleigh, Morton or Oliver coun-
ties preferred. Address l29, Trib-
me. 4-l0-12-14
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10

Don't Forset.-Sons OF Norway
baske, social at X. p. hall Friday
evening, April 13: good program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Brown LeShcrn eggs are white and
larger than those id by other varie-
ties OF Lcshorns. aud md ready sale in
certain markets.. che chicks grow
Fuu-Grown Brown Lesh0rns are
usually larger than any other Leg
horns The hens weigh from four and
One-half to ave and onc-Ealf pounds
while Tic mules weigh as high as i've
and onc-half 70 six pounds. They are
active. arc good toragers. and thrive on
opcu range. THEY arc also ideal for
bs ok gard HociSs and keep the table
we'll supplied With eggs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

blood OF your sons TO fut.en Il para
site cast" OF generals. Junkcrs and
courticrs. then stay slaves OF tho En-
pcror.
Choose! And when you have chosen.
act. For words accomplish nothing.
Only by your deeds can you show
whether you arc German .nc:i. or mere
y dumb cattie TO be stupidity led to
slaughter.
You mus. muster all the strength
anu determination that YOU have
hitherto devoted TO your mad infatua-
ton for the Emperor. and turn it to
the service of the German nation and
tho German Tathcrland--to service in
the greatest and the hottest cause for
which German hearts have ever
throbbcd and German men have bIcd
Don't think that il will he an easy
victory. The robbcr knights OF the
Middle Ages Will not rciinouish the
power they have usurped for A. thou
sand years without struggle.
Eut trust us. We shall conquer.
This war shall not end until Ger
man%'s enemies lie hclpleSs--thc only
enemies that Germany has had, the
Emperor and his eervaats
The more united you arc the quicker
and more Vigorously you act. the sooner
ana III" safer we attain our end
have talked with countless Ger
mans from all parts OF Germany and
an ranks Of society. and frcQucntiy
nave heard the opinion:
fcS: Il revolution is necessary in
Germany. but only after the war.
mat ~ most unfortunate error
III would b" so even If the Imperial
government. could conclude peace as
promptly. as easily. and as favoroh,v
FOR Germany as a German republic
o"' mat Is OUT OF the question
Eat later. when the men OF Germany
nave gone home to their w!vc. ana
children and long only for res: and
peace: when they must devote all thoir
energies TO reaumin. their trades. to
rcStoFinS their farms TO fcrtilitv. p,
nndtns position shat will give ,hc,n
. livelihood. 10 re-esta bliShing a ruined
".aiiicSs--~hen. moreover, all the
cannon. rides. hand grcnadcs srn
again III the care and Keeping of Tho
imperial Government-,nena are YOU 20
.nG to start revolution No; then
III. critical moment - past: then all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
TWO MILLIONS SHORT
Iron Orc Shipments by Water From
Lake Rcgions Fell hack the
Past Season.

Closing of tho seesous navigation on
the Lake shows that the water move
mcnt Of iron ore in t1t1 reached S.
iss.a0i tons against 6i..Si,;sS tons III
1916. the record year. the Iron Trade
Review in it's current issue says. Prob
ably 100000 tons h3vo been moved
by rail this year. making total Su-
perior shipments approximately G450o.-
600 tons. OF about $50 per cent uud. :
the 1916 grand total. while Wash
ington talks steel costs and considers
the revision OF prices January |, the
Industry IL struggling To repair pro-
ductiNe lines shattered by the recent
aggravated str!ngency in fuel" the Re-
view says Attention has been di-
ridsd between these two paramount
factors. The symposium on compare
tive cost conditions in October and
carlier months conducted with the
manufacturers the past week by the
Federal Trade Commission has cas-,
40 liSlit on tho price riddle. 1t l.. by
no means assured, however that pras-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

acute. In this there is an opportunity
for the American hen: it is the sub
jcct o1 I.sMt weeks article
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
-Bf PROFESSOR JAMES H. NORMAN,
Former Expert for the United Stntcs
Oennrtmepf of Agriculture

Impairment OF Agriculture.
The poultry side OF farming has been
sadly neglected. Most farmers have
not made money from their fowls. AS
= rule they have not tried. They have
Kept few scrubs. which prove poor
laycra and table fowls. With meat
growing scarcer and war prices pre-
"ailing for all kinds or food. the day
has como to grade UP tho farm hen and
make her paying proposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
WHICH DO IoT CHOOSE,
REPCHLIC on RAISED.

~ YOU WISH to work out Germany's
'aFest 1tst'n| as free nation. you
must found a German republic.
Hui Il Eou prefer to die with chat
.ered limbs III she'll holes. leaving be-
hiho you weeping wives and famisbed
ohiidren; u YOU wish To lose your
"orid commerce and TO incur the ever,
tasting contempt OF every civilized
nation: II you wish hereafter to de-
Hotn the sweat Of your toll and tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
OLD EUROPE GOES;
BLOOD OF HER MEN
NOT Split IN VAIN

CONTINUED from First Page.l
the chas;!se:nent WHICH. that govern
men, has earned.
One preliminary condition mus; De
satisfied before there can he any tall.
OF peace
EelGirn and Northern France mus;
he uncond!tionaly evacuated. France
expressly and justly make. this cond:.
zion.
IN The future policies o; civilized Eu-
rope no lamentations will DC permitted
withou: III, cousen, of those who are
annexed. In; Europe OF August /.
1914. :ad no such expressed legal
ma":u!.
However, before August J, 1874. the
obligation 20 observe treaties was
un!ve! sally recognized. When the . e:-
man Eovsrnua IL. as :2ethr.nn- Hvll.
veg himself admitted in his Ee:chs,as
speech OF August 4. 1914. broke treaty
in order to invade neutral Belgium and
through Belgium 10 invade France, il
committed a crime: and so long az the
German people approve this crime and
cetuin this territory. negotiations are
legally and morally Impossible, 4
maxim approved By the law and con-
science ot every civilized nation APP
plies TO this case. Spoi!a:us anta
oTnnia northumberland Of al The
r+.son robbed must have restitution.
so uiaM can get clear title to prop
erty acquired through c.!me-eithe- III
order 10 retain IL or to use II in neSo-
tiations with the owner.
The position OF the German govern
:arn, ia that il neither wishes nor in
tends really TO keep possession OF Bel
GUM or France. but that Il holds this
TERRITORY as a pledge for an Indemnity
~ for the restitution o. the colonies.
An Indemnity t"v IS wouid hr IT on.
s.rouS. quite apart from tho present
military situation. Only 4 :n.n OF no
II oral sense could think ~ such
,h!:G. Imagine cobocr sending his
victim 4 bill! for lis expenses.
TO OBSERVE
TREATIES ~ UNIVERSAL
4 riCh .nan. but o, the clos isLed
type, said u :Hc n the spring Of 1915.
whcn asked sim why we had occupied
France Il We didn't intend to
keep ii: We must hold on TO il for
an indemnify. even il il takes Eve
years" To this / replied: Assume
thai, We receive G5.0Qo. 100000 marks
I'M errni;y. then each German viii! cot,
1000 marks. Are you willing for 1000
TO allow your fe!lowmea 10 he aiargh-
tered and crippled for nve years: y.
so. assure ION that I'll gladly pay
You loco marks here a. this moment
for ;ae privilege Q; shooting out your
eye or IN. eli your arm" The
man turned pale 10 the roots OF his
hair. and mad 10 reply.
You would lst your brothers be muir
dered for money: TO what depths have
you sunk
Are We under obligation 10 sacrifice
hundreds OF thousands OF Germans fo-
the 2i,hoo who were in the German
colonies in 1913? After the war w.
shal! need immigrants, not emiErants.
Certainly We should negotiate the 90.
'oniai question as well as all the other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Like others OF the Leshorn tribe. the
single Comb Brown LcGhorn is n heavy
ers must depend upon the hens of other
breeds or use artificial means to hatch
ana brood the chicks. Because OF tho
rich red and green black colors of the
male and the soft brown plumaEe OF
the female. this breed Is much ud-
misd. II is popular with the faacicr
as Wei as with the farmer.
several of our popular American
breeders owe their quality OF heavy
egg Production 10 the Brown LeEhor!l.
"ntcr has been used extensively as
ioui!dat ion stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

OF meat ha: affected. the price OF poii.
try. II the tarn.. is so situated t!.Is
he can build up private tro.lcr trade.
selling live o: dressed broilers. ,.c has
chance TO make still greater profits
Private :rade prices arc frequently :.
cents pound higher than the best
retail TRAD. prices. The profit" in
systematic hroilcr raising arc sufficient
20 attract attention AT this time.
More legs and Larger E=E..
Tie maintenance. Of vigorous foes
b. 81 trcquen. Change o. blood a.ac
affects tic number and size Of tic c:g
Many tests have been idadc 10 STOW
thc advantage OF high grade hcns in
egg production over hens OF low vital
it:. The average egg production OF my
own hoc:: is more than double that OF
The average farm. noci:. Suppose a
farmer mai:es Il l!ttle proat off Ike
eggs his hens now lay every :'car. IL
he can double l;ia aunuai egi: ou,rut
from the sam: nu;nbe. q: owl. .;.s
proGt vii! increase greatly. Il he sceus
ht,y ca more fowls OF :. h,.h grade.
the MT increased profit would amour,
10 = nice sum at The end Of each y.ar.
There is 40 difficulty IN doing this !,
cn, ,.,t-', "''o7
rir,t e,,, 80 ~" nc"
nctter Table Fowl.
,,s,D J., 49,. az 'e''!E l""'
,d,,,,to,os t'.f
- :, a@.c,. So VI .oN'A
country ~, ,...raa " @"s
60 noo- ,.i,,, ,,,,'. :. ~
r.,.,.a re '.A
own r.c IN, -, :, 80
-rsa, r.n r,,, ,,,r,;..,' ~.
the n.,, ., ~. arIi,.
So ,hie ,yi,, "a
farmer e''e
For r.ili,,.
craI ,,,,I ,,..,,s
Roc,,: cr,;,,.-, -, f''',".''
ami U.,.,,,r.,,., 80, "'"t ''cNS
nsr..,jr. 49, w., '"7
.,co -'''' '"tNS late Il"
@. ne ..,,,,, ,'r..,, .., "''i any
in ,b. i,.,s, ..,.,ti "e'P
,,,y -; a. ,,,,,. Hu''h'
W.. rr., Ncs'
,r,i,,, ''.o" SH'"
o,o.,,.r,. '''ee
h,,e - INC
1900 "Ei!a rvs lHe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Ont schedules vii! be rcaftrmen:-dur-
Ing tho new year. More belize to tho
contrary. particularly on certaip basic
materials. has been cxpressed..dur,n.
the last week." =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

remains ar before; thcn YOU will not
Ia the PruaEian electoral law. Then
%o'ir rnivcr:al poverty and dcstitu-
ton VIII make you even more sery!!e
heforr arbitrary government and
Junkcr arrogance than ever. In that
case, German history will but record
another neglected opportunity. reaction
WI! acquire an eternal lease OF life.
the German people will have proved
/, that it is incapable of freedom. JUS
! ticc and true greatness. Then you
VIII be indeed conquered. all the blood
OF your sons and brothers will have
Howed in vain. then upon you. the
| common people. will fall the guilt and
responsibility for this war and the
, contempt OF the civilized world.
Now or never.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

TO the abrcsatcd trcati-, belong frs. Of
AZ inc frankfort peace treaty OF MAY 10
- u AMI all commercial and shipping
tFed'ies Win the entente countries.
'Con3idcr only the extraordinary deteriora.
t!on OF tine tracks and rollia. stock OF our
raiiwa!H; the burden OF restoring ~asteI
nerds or cattle hud droves OF swine tho
purchasr OF foreign raw materials for our
industries. The last item involves The eN.
pendituTc OF many hundred millions Cor
wool and cotton alone when we resume our
textile Industries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

stiH have a tremendous task before
Them here. In cur governments, state
and local. men OF inferior character
arc sometimes given authority. Our
grand iuries in The south are often
aot what tley should be, sometimes
forget God and permit great evil to
flourish Low projgdices and passions
are immoralitics that we are but slow
e expcIiing. Disregard Tor law is i'm
moral. bat ii atin has its deyotees Who
are legion. Political corruption, the
barter and sale OF votes. toe greatly
prevails here Common immoralities
are stlll with 30, in no small degree.
The south has many moral porblems
yet uusoived and immoral conditions
not yet cleared away. The schools
and churches have done much, but
much still remains undone
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

FIRST of fha Ton commandments OF .ioffr-
nslis,o o.,.s, T., b,. ys,r..ss First
That's rplo e.sy TO break hard 10
l,eer some rcy,-,.anors tbr,aab Dre-
iaaiee or uncomfortable desire for the
ssrssnoBsl o.ers.ep Inc bounds of
fairness Ia deaEn. with men IN both
rr5.. and nrffate lie TbH IS often
noticed 10 ,be case oi q man alleged
TO ha.c committed crime some news
ssosn .ry ana condemn him before
,.er. an opportunity for him 10
state his aiae oil ha matter. ior bis
reason every neWsgaper should maAe
an extraordinary effort 10 BE- juat in
r.5r.me me issuance Of warrants
ana PRELIMINARY nge .ions, which
are always ex.part oaeaided. 30
man shouId be prcjcdicod nor con-
dcmned without "a hearing. Some
pcsspapars publish bitter ATTACKS by
contribution upon men ia public lie
,3hjcn contain statements which coulI
moi be proved in Judicial proceedings.
This frequently occurs in political
controversies The correc, attitude Oh
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28
THE RELlaloGo CAVALIERS

In one OF MS sermons IN Boston
'the famous evangelist BiIiy Sunday
said
"siNtyoight percent OF tho men OF
the south arc in the church. why?
you may not like ii, but the truest,
the puro5t. the finest men and women
In America are south OF the Mason
and pixon line. THAT'S Tie reason it
took aa009o00 people 10 lleh 5000,
GOO. There's more pu1o.boaded Amer.
leans south OF Mason and piNon's line
nam anywhere else in this country
.lrhats why SO many Of those men are
ralistlaus. say chat. even il my
ald daddy was one OF the boys in blue
1nd loaaht AGAINST them They were
'ard 10 HEX down there because they
we've real Americans. So south OF The
Macon and Dixon line they have got
tha north licked 10 frazzIo in re.
liaion il morals.
Doubtless Mr Sunday also took into
co.. Liberation Tie fact tbat in tba
| iouta the weird creods and oalts aud
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

Old john DarloFeorn ia on jhc dead
run afd Tho whole United States i7
after him He might as we'll stop and
tdle ~ dose. for It's coming.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

Gn 81 8e 5aensal principles
q pauce alnest aa old ae Tine wor'a.
"llear ao other tac i,o-
afo-a I Aaa gar
iam. Taia eh e So n4-meusal
.aaAsl. &. 4o r.3s2rs also, l, /, isn't
ao ID seems 80 us lha the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

a country subscriber has written
jFa editor of bis f@vorits newSpapcr
"Win VOC kindly tell ms cause Of a
erotrudins bone on the back Of my
aIoa tAc size Of Q hickory nat" We
s.oull say il was . case eli bone-head
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28
7hE THIRD GREAT PHASE.

ThE THIRD GREAT PHASE.
The German retirement from hith-
erto bloodiiy held positions along the
Aacrc over territory that almost
equals what the British won on the
Sommc last fail, without this time
striking blow to defend it, marks
the irst German preparation Tor the
sangnine and teHiic- land battle
I'D, d. a.,.. 81 .arn ,oa dry
,t,.. .t,n,a h., ,b,t t,a euI,.
...., ,.. ,,po, - hoat ;sn.is,d 10
,.- -, ,,,at ti,no s.,.s tho Mn.
c.,.,.u...,
For year or more military alra'e'
8iats have been a unit III declaring
S1at "hcn the Entente AiiieS fe@cneu
ylat stage IN numbers ana equipment
OF cir armies where they coula
taunch successiui ohenSiVo' against
che German fronts the Germans "ouio
Immediately withdraw inc" laf-ilans
lighting lines into solder ana more
compact ring OF defense long SINCE IN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

IL lis estimated Jhat there are now
aztoen million people ia tho United
states VINO daily attend the moving
pictures one6flh Of Them helms chill
dfen under siAtaeu years Of age fhis
makes aa annual sam Of $685. eoeouo
paid 10 the exhibitors hy the Amoft-
cam peoplc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-28

We are again told that the crew
Of he Yarrowdale has been released
BY tae German government How
ever. we have heard that quite ire
quently during The last three weeks.
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LARGE SELECTION OF ELETRO-
E.IERS AND DOMES. H. NJ. MILLER
FURNITURE CO.
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MACHINERY AND NALL SUPPLY DEPOT.

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Giynn County.
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trict OF Georgia, for ten counties
~.~--~-~~,~--~,~~ ~>>~-.---,~~->>,--->,~--,>--
Tho IAN Of IlutElAmara was a
great victory Tor the British arma,and
II was a correspondmgly ogae blow
10 Tho Turks
we can feed ourselves declares
the Macon Neas sure we cam but
We arc paying twenty cents per pound
for onions!
ol5 I6nn norlegSorn Il. an l9o dead
RIM AID N. wbo,e United s.otes NJ
aee, bln He nipb. as we'll atop ana
IN ~,,71oqe. for ira coming
$1,000 --.--
We are again told that the crew
81 the 1NrrD#dale mas b6Hn telGaatN
~ t,as co,,,an eoge,p,noe, How.
o,o, VISA bo,c beard mar anito ire.
,,,.nt,. ,,,,,no tha ,s.f t,,,oe yoei,s
That Butord hero fund in Auantt is
climbing right along and is now aoar
to $1,000 There is something very
beautiful in the spirit Atlanta is show.
imE IN this very SAD case.
Senator Harding. Of ONO. repub,
ucan senator. thinks Chat ii Roosevelt
had been president 81 lie United
staloe iast year. there would have
been no lusaania siukiag. Perhaps
nos bat there would have been many
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-30
A CLEAN SWEEP FOR THE TEETH

Practically, the tooth brush is a
miniature scrubbing brush. 1t works
we'll enough in cleaning the surfaces
of the teeth. But in cleaning the spaces
between them-the very parts that
need cleaning most-it is deficient.
Food will collect between the teeth
before it will collect anywhere else.
If not removed it starts to decay.
a rotary tooth brush described in
the Popular Science Monthly cleans
out the crevices between the teeth as
well as the tooth surfaces. The brush
is guided with one hand and turned
with the other. The metal guard pre-
vents the bristles from touching the
inside of the mouth. The turning
bristles rotate parallel to the crevices,
some scrubbing the surface of the
teeth and others penetrating into the
crevices.