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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
"KA7|NKA" IS
FILLED WITH
TUNEFUL AIRS
Story of Life, Love and Youth
Richly interviewer With
Catchy Lyrics
STRIKING EFFECT IS
EIT 1YmmE1n NJ, n0v1Ec

A musical comedy must be tuneful
it must be pleasing and it must have
a pretty chorus to be a success. "Ka
tinka" had these qualifications. Thus
the success OF the production as seen
by packed house at the Auditorium
last evening.
A happier, prettier, freer and more
zestful and spontaneous musical show
has not been guest-Or host at
the Auditorium for several seasons.
"Katinka" had the hardihood to bring
out an audience Of practically 1000
| to conquer it's hearts as we'll as con-
quer the weather.
t Filled With Sparkling Melody
|, The "Racketty Coo and your
! Photo song hits are being whistled
in every home or business house in
the city. The show is filled with such
sparkling melody hits. In the YER
nacular of sport writer's, the play has
a "knock-ollt" for any musical comedy
seen in the city during the season.
The costuming was gorgeous blending
effectively and pleasingly with the
u.
steal lyrics Tilt which makes them
wonderfully catchy and breezy. "ka-
tinka"-meaning pure is a story OF
life, love and youth
The musical hit of the play, the
'tRackety Coo" comes in the first act
and as the introduction starts, the
setting is made truly effective by the
fluttering of two white doves on the
stage and their "coos." The verses
are sung by "Katinka."' Miss Mar
garet Owens; then Ivan, John Rob
erts: the chorus, and finally winds up
as the last number for the second act.
The air is carried throughout the en-
tire play. HAos
80 Russian Dances.
Elinor Vincent and Nicholas Kovac
stage Circassian dance in the first
two acts. They appeared in their
native garb and answered three en-
cores The better dancing contribut.
ed by this dual is done byathe lat
ter. @aa rsz neg r
Scoring triumphantly in the produc-
ton is Miss Mae Phelps, as Mrs.
Hopper. She won three. encores in
her direction of the number Il Want
to Marry a Male Quartet, She Just
lives in the number and her tlirtatious
twinkle makes her personality very
winning. Sharing honors is Howard
I.ansford as Thaddeus Hopper, her
! American husband. reservoir Of
Wit and personalitv-a comedian OF
high calibre. Miss Margaret Owens
has = soprano voice. we'll trained and
/ is 4 vivacious figure.
John Roberts as Ivan can sing as
we'll as act: st. Paul veron as Bots
| Strogoff. is histrionicallg, if not vo-
cally. satisfactory. Clifford Nelson as
Herr Knott makes clever comedian.
Jane Castle does occasionally we'll in
that haunting song STEAMBOAT" which
opens the second act and is sung from
sthe harem balcony.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
|AN1|DOTES FOR I
BODILY P0|S0NS
10y L. II. Smith, N. d.

10y L. n. oUIISs1 W. ~
The victims of auto-intoxication are
many thousand every day. BY reason
of the toxins, or poisons bred in the
intestines, these poisonous bacteria
are sent all through the blood chan
nels and the victim feels tired, sleepy
and headachy, or the brain doesn't
work as usual. The best treatment
for this is to drink hot water before
breakfast-plenty of water all day
and procure a simple laxative, made
of May-apple, leaves of aloe, etc, with
no calomel and entirely vegetable,
which can be obtained at any drug
store. known as DR.. Piercc's Pleasant
Pellets.
Equally important is it to cleanse
kidneys and bladder, and drinking
plentifully of pure water will cleanse
them to a certain extent. Then OBJ
tain at the drug store little Anuric,
which was first discovered by Dr.
Pierce of Surgical Institute in Bufalo,
N. y. Anuric double strength)
should be taken before meals. 1t IS
many times more potent than lithia
in throwing off the poisonous accum'
ulations of uric acid.
Through failure of kidneys to act,
through congestion, inflammation, any
persons condition is ripe for disease
to fasten it's hold upon the system.
Anuric has been tested for the past
few years for kidney, bladder, uric
acid troubles, rheumatism, govt, and
such ailments as follow. and so many
cases both acute and stubborn have
yielded to this wonderful remedy that
I do not hesitate to recommend 1t.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
NATIONAL aVSyERtA,

SeveFtns relations With Germany
has produced hysteria that is mani
testing itself in several ferms 81 ae
measss, ehief et which IN the asaanss,
stea that agencies are at wefs &c
ptaase this aatSen tste war,
CONGRESSMAN Oscar Galloway ei
TEXAS eAasaAsN declares that news
paper ave IN 4 conspiracy With the
asaissea aAasess 60 gseeSeisase Aes
siasssS and 10 DESTROY sAe seash 81
sae hssa IN esder 10 swell the esSf
aeass Of war sgsaas.
ghs esssSs evidently il toe aaesh
ses sasaA aaSads They eaaaes realize
that 10 y q ssase - seasAraa ear aAiex-
lance 10 revive the sefFfs saae called
this Aatsee sRte being; 60 reaea9ase
The Aasiea 80 the eaase 81 raxas,
Now il the tiaae - ind cat whether
we are Aassea or merely 3 eesysles
neaaA se4dy te sacrifice ees NATIONAL
identify 10 ssesses the aesAeess-
The hhasaAs hxaesaAee eaeeaassssa
n she discussion OF the present err
il IL Aaaahax Raeifsss brand every
ne wAe ssaAda by the fresikeas IN
IN eoAsres~sss - N iAssisssor Of
I@ss
NJ - vaAtA waR ne AneeissH /
~ i aeiNe " il ~ power - ~
- Aepe36AaeA ~ il h R~oeotiAeI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

IN the last wsen ghcsatsaea by q iESs
number Of criminals III the shape 81
&rs,le& trvaaS> Resistance TO toreIsn
fees and resistance 10 native ones
having consequently the same oASeSt
the maintenance Of saea>S rights
anSs Ns,Ses Erected by the Same mssas
-~sesre> are i'll their aasars identical
aud aa greater condemnation can n'
passed aE,aa the ore than sspes the
csaer. a ~.
s"'neteaSSye warfare Gaad. Of course
il Is $oNsN 70 this tina. the foregoing
aeea&ss>A aassst therefore hs tolerated:
as the least OF two evils. There ars
fasea&. some who uacoclss BIC SSqsagallss
condemn s.. and wcaal& meet Invasion
BY aear-sSaStases. 70 sSeA there are
several replies,
FIRST consistency requires them %
behave IL hike Fashion 10 their fellow
e&ESzsaS, They Gsas1 ass c.Sr allow
themselves 60 De Cheated, asa s.Nts,s,
robbed, wounded, without Offering sc.
tive o@eoSSG&aas e&ne raaSs -ss2sss hs1.
srola the civil pewe-c seeing Ehae sls.sy
who staeDcy force by Proxy ars IS
mach responsible fer that force ss
though they employed u themselves,
AGAIN, ssch B chsorv makes .acssss
relation sings between. men arsa na,
t6eass look sse,SlsssSly G'espissaa Dc all
agree net Co assreSs, esev rglsE rs
certainly ee 81 eeises wIaa esscs aaa-c
as thaagh they had all agreed ras to-
resist. So that. whFhss It sens NJ 80
e5fSehf- 3 standard of behavior, the
rs1fe Of renSesissan,cs IS net cHse wfS
more sfncfeas aS preventive Of war
saaa The rale Of aen. aggression
lastly, il can De shown sasG Gcn-
resistance Is also assa,iisls.zi,ics wreng
We may net earelessgss a2anasn asr-
rights. We may ncl give away artz
elrthrtshs Ser the sase, ca Reaeaa, Re
II be- 9Nfty tc respecs either, mems
claims, SO also, is n 3 sI7y 10 na1~
taia ear own
me. reference to 4,fsssasxe. war
FARE i, the above frs ne present SIT
aaticn exactis.. Asr certainly II cannot
De argued that q naaicn IS any the less
bound IN duty TO defend us citizens
and Their property en- sfs high seas
than Be- defend us band against hva
sion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

The curoerA Ut the Two great Amer
ioanp whoAa namaa va honor khia
month are living protesta agalnst tho
evil OF the lie,
i,Mreiu waa known throughout tho
country IA "lloneat Abe"
Washington waa celebrated aa the
yonth who aatd Il cannot tell lse''
What simple virtue In honaaty'
And vet the lack Of II haa cauhed
about all the miAery and aurertng In
the world,
HAD atatesmon and rulera been hon
cat tho greatest of all wara would not
ha bathing the world IN blood,
This tremendous catastrophe Ia the
certain product OF the dark and tan
sled eAiItce Of deception which atatea'
men ot all nationa have built and
nat chea and rebuilt since the dawn or
hiatory,
National tea,ausies. motives Of ra'
vense, yaarnings for places in the
sun,"N all spring from the fostering
sore ot aeeret and seheming diplom'
aey in which the stateeraft Of tho
world II ansultea,
Whole races have been and are
being mislea IN order that the ruling
few above them may pseht by the
peoples wee, .'
What tall the world has seen
!rcm the lstyy iaaalism Of George
Washington, IN which this nation was
founded, and the lofty iaealtsm OF
Abraham Lincoln, by which this na,
! tSsn VAS saved, e-
Nor has America escaped the blight
~ secret diplomacy. as those who
read true histories we'll Know, ,'
Why> them mast ,aeaesa men sneas
at the "aosnety virtues" saeh as truth
and hcnesty-the virtues Of Washms>
sea and l.saeosn=when the evidence
IL before them Of all the misery tina,
departure syVm the paths o. right
s<s9saeSS can miass
Mat this world needs is not new
s:atasaanesatr, meee COMPLEX ma,
easneyy 70 Keep the balance ~ POW,
en- NHs more e<>samNs., SSmpsa, plain,
sterling honesty q the Geerse Mash
tnstea and ASe t4iAeaia sort,
To-day We are eesessassas the birth
day ef the father OF his eoasntty, y
IN sc &elas, let aS resolve THAI. what
ever Inay be the saersss Of eEhes ma
ttenS, the taue& States, 50 far as
lies wtsam o9r power, shah enter
every International relation with
George Washmgtea>$ kind et hort
estys VIII no aSaaea meanings behind
cur straightforward wessssS with no
secret asrs$ behind esr professions az
geea mteasieaS with 10 ambitious 10
rule the earth behind our actions Ut
aersaAaa III sae best Interests q hit
Gaesty,
Lee US So coaaact eStr cseetrT that
Geesse Wa&hnssea eeasa never AsaSA
10 DC It's Gather
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
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the COMMERCIAL cLua,

tNN'FNS Nsre''
An active, alert commercial etut
Ia necessary 10 the pfosleaa ana dc
Velapmanl or any city .. .
Thousanta " aollara are heing OK
banded each year IN supporting eve
organizations which are dead IN the
phel,
hut tho Hismarek Commercial eluN
II different
II Ia a place Ia initiate Mhl'e on
terprises, Properly managed, II No
comes the city watehdos, keen 20 Dc
taet shaae thinga which viii initiate
asamal liz material gNwth,
The club has made mistakes IN the
Hast, II has been aMslea mt for
hitter eNt,eiam, hut the a0m total al
accomplishment has more than i0sss
aea ita existence,
A new pahey IL aaont "a 10 'na0s'
Wratea All social activities viii 10
discarded, Under reorganization
plan wen under way, the hssmaTs
Commercial club viii he a cold bleed
cd business organization run atrsetly
alans eusineas ltaaa with sanieiaA'
financial backing ~ thar Il wM have
the sinews 70 wage an effective cam
NAisa far the commercial welfare,
nismaVk has grown and il aavaae
AAs psehahE mere rapidly than amy
Mhai> city ia North naseta, New Is the
time To formulate a wen defined psa
spaM "a facilitate this commercial
growth, II must Nc directed IN the
proper channels, " .. a..
lsut tho essentsal sAlns new II u
get the whole hearted Support al the
haainesa intereasa, That does moi
mean merely lip service, bat financial
airport President Goddard has a
well aehnea plan mapped cat for the
next Near No one Ia 10 he asked 90
contribute before he knoWa what the
club aeeks To accomplish,
II thaae aatruasea with the reaggan
ieaton OF the club select q FEW civic
problems FOR solution the coming yeas
and concentrate on them. aueeeaa "
aapnted,
When the eemmitlee waita ON You,
within the next few days, pat NeAr
shoulder 10 the wheel and aaaiat IN
Making the t;tsnafek tointaewtal
club the maat active civic eSgansea
ten Ia the city, ..
II might 10 we'll to wipe cut the
past and form a new body, 70 %
known AZ the Association Ut Com,
aneree, IN which al, husineas and pre-,
tesslenal tNterests with be represent,
cd Experience IN ether cities has
sheWh that saeiai features arc a DRAG
on amy commercial organization, II
II not the place for them, Every dol,
lar collected should no applied direct,
ly ia promoting the civic welfare,
Get behind the new organization
and salvaaise It With a vssiiity thas
IA tyfiea, es the best etvte apisit o.
bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

the ideals Ut tho nation when II urges
ila oiiiscnp 10 stand by President
WIaon II refuses 10 accept tho pohl'
ton Of the flva hennl0ra who declined
To extend to tho chief executive Of
this nation vote 0r confidence In ono
or the most Aarlona rrlaas Of ita hla
tory
On tho hcala Of the dialoyNlty OK
praaaed by Uronna. i.nl'olletta ana
others romea tho war referendum or
tho paoiIlpls. The Chicago Tribune
ann,A II all up IN ono hentence when
Il anya OF Tho movement
"rhnro IN not aand enough IN tho
referendum proposition for IN ohirlch
To hide ha head IN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
READERS COLUMN
QUESTIONS TRIBUNE ARTICLE.

QUESTIONS TRIBUNE ARTICLE.
Napoleon. n. D.. Feb. 10, 1ai1.
Editor Tribune.
Bismarck. n. D.
Dear Sir:
In your editorial of February Il
You say that the citizens of North
Dakota endorse President Wilson's
action. would like to ask the T-sh
une il it has taken any logical PRO
eeedings to lind out the wishes Of the
people and if so what we the meth
DDS used to secure the truth Of the
situasions
Have the majority o; the people Of
our state given the Tribune any
proofs OF the fact that they have
been ainscltsi by Senator Gronra's
vores il they havsa what is the evi,
Gsnes9
Does the Tribune infer by it's refer
sacs to the fact that it would take
swo years to raise and equip an army
sufficient to go to the assistance of the
Allies that the press which is 50 loud.
" cia@erfng for war, is doing SO in
the interest Of the Allies If they are
what IS the evidsncs that their ex.
Vresssecs sre those of the people,"
II the Tribune is in possession Of in.
SisPGtahts proofs, that the citizens OF
North Dakota are ready to back the
president TO the limit. when he once
takes q definite stand in foreign AZ.
fairss and when such stand requires
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Surgeons state men are slightly
more subject 10 appendicitis than
women. bismarck people should
know that a few doses Of simple
eackthorn bark, glyeerine. etc. "a
mixed in Aalerika. often relieve or
prevent appendicitis, This mixture
removes such surprising foul matter
that ONE, SPOONFUL relieves al
most ANY CASE constipation. sour
stomach or gas The INSTANT, easy
action et Aalenssa Is surprising jos,
Rreslew, nrussist,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
Mornz 10 caal psaLERs

Saa-HI butts ara rEtslIEssasM fgr tfs
furnishing OF sat,I tssns. m1rv On less.
best mnI ngIils coal 6s-a1a a1alysisp
ffslFvssf 2s required TO aIfs sezer7l
1ultEEa scsrsiE CT ina eilv OF Bismarck.
". d.. during TIf7i ax Eghn reserved
I'D reject a1T On All buds EiiiR ta ae
iauennst II the regular messing at the
HGari OF sdsuraaEm IN G1h scmnsl
sArnsEsuz MgHsizE- MzrzA u E5Ia
RNEaA1D FENRxK1EN
Clerk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
In the Matter Of the Estate az rran

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Frank.
I'm Pierce Rsy, deceased,
Notice Is hereby given by the under
sssssa Harriet Ely, administrative OF
the Estate OF franklin Pierce Fly.
late o. the Town Of baldwin. In the
Soaa'y OF ssarieigh, and State IL North
uaSesa, deceased, to the creditors Of.
and all persons having claims against
said Deceased, 10 exhibit them. with
the ssesssary vouchers, within SIX
uaeasAs after the Hrst publication Nt
sAss nosSee. to said AamMsssratrsx at
Baldwin State Rank, in the Tewn u
HaOfwsn. fm saA HArssixA eeNAty,
Dated NM IA A, u 1Slr>
M&Nl(flkf Hlsf,
8 Administrator
! PISS les,s as u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

AnasEsc.a- intervention n C-e1s- u
&g OF thai IL Esaasri and Sa. Ia1-,aa55-3ssla,
casts some Sas1a7 On whether HE CON
SSasa1fa2 Ea11aws the tag In .he ca
Se'sesar4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22
to make yourself laughing stock for

to make yourself laughing stock for
all your readers.
You don't need to think you can
scare us out any, from speaking the
truth, by calling US German sympa-
thizers; there are many Of US who
know few things about j. P. Morgan
& Co.'S connection with our press
patriotism, even though this seems to
be very disagreeable truth to the
Tribune. 5't0 oataliQ'ho
Yours truly, 70
"sta" MRS. J. C. O'RYAN,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

completely deceived the French re-
public" The reference 10 the etslpsr~
or OF q sspWN,So no aouNt woolG be
eliminated by oar proposed military
csaSo-S,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

Perhaps the AoSSSlaiaa evil war
waa Semeate(s by Germans TO prevent
the forces es the GthSeaIe Ssagssessa
rsem assisting Britain III defense o.
the Sssez caaal
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

The Lady N>xs Doog says she never
has ssarrs&: Inc aiarSrsacs between
Galleries aid lsaSaaS,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

Canned foods viii BE- ssars-,~ we
read, There's no G4SGaSoa sn he
ranks Of General Rise 0'S>rSces~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

New Yer& Pest. protesting asEnss
esnscrship.. says '.ws al know wifas
haaseuea "a rSeA saen an,e g,nmssr
Naseason by his ertrol OF the press
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-22

Facilitate douhtleaa conaole them
aelvah with tho fact that tho conatI
tuition NJ least folt0wa tho flag.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-03
GOOD WORD FROM NORTH.

During the year millions people have been reading with engrossed interest the most exhaustive ascinat ing and substantial series of articles written modern Yukon and Alaska These articles have from the facie pen of that noted and faithful writer Frank Carpenter.
 pleasing and have been the chronicles MT Carpenter that will be matter regret he cannot publish hem at least the important portions of the in book form Some parts of his letters of dealt with the
 nt phases he viewed them for the day he passing but on the whole the sketches have lasting value.
 Many writers this circuit twenty years ago but must be remembered that Yukon and Alaska of two de- cades altogether different from Yukon and Alaska of today When the Klonike struck special writ north. They took dip into the situation, and went back with splash of color of the rough and wild and the dramatic situation presented by the mad stampede for gold.
 Mr. Carpenter after the pioneers had
 long term arranging the stage setting for the permanent part these vast territories to play the world He has told the story of the vast mineral resources the agricultural wonders the great fishing industries the wealth in fu seaeries deer herds game and forests which already producing nuay hundreds of millions of dollars worth of products the word and which to be of manifold wealth future generations.
 Readers of Mr. Carpenters writings the long time he has been in the newspaper field have learned he commits to print is thoroughly reliable this confidence he has inspired in his extensive clientele every quarter of this globe and beyond the waters will far toward establish ing credit for the people struggling in the great work bringing the northand to its
 Scarcely large city in America is without his weekly let ters of it's leading newspapers and he has given them fascinating trustworthy sketches but has done the whole infinite work helping expe from the minds of the outside world the false impression that this land of eternal and ce and establishes the that for the half the Yukon and Alaska blessed with almost continuous sunshine which brings the land during that time the vena conditions of the spring months of the middle continent and that when porton If the United States sweterng in scorchng and proratng heat of midsummer the equabe conditions here rival those of Florida and make his the ideal andone destined to be a of sands of tourists each year hereafter.
 It is to be hoped that Frank Carpenter will forget n the region the benefit of the wide publicity is within his power His work only benefits these norhand regions but is of infinite value the nations whom these vast possessions belong The heads of such nations will be rems if they fail give such factors for empire development Mr. Carpenter full recognition for good work performed in discovering this realm and unfolding it and all it's charm attraction to the to whom it has been terra ncognito. These rores destined to be amng the most valuable possessions of America and Canada and in the great work of developing them the chief must be the and dependable and far reaching writers.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-03
MEN WHO DO NOT "FIT IN."

Alaska is abiding place for the who do not fit The pampeed of luxury the who must be waited upon and peted find real enjoyment in the
 life of the norhland All the vre manhood the energy and the resourceuness of the human brought the surface in the stern life of the nOrth Too tempted to the territory by the tales of riches acquired who do not stop count the terrible cost in the acquisition They romng in full eageess to pick the golden nuggets and weary of the dull monoony the northern winters and the unceasng breaking toll required to wres living from her mines her fisheries or her forests To the who doesn't fit i
 full and brave she smiles with sedctvness that makes them her slave forevemore The who doesn't eft n be found every camp-querulous, dscontented down his uck and taking the lines of least resistance eke vng sliding around the dstaseful work depending upon his friends for his grubstake The who cannot eft in' frontier and customs less drawback all who have dealings with him. He will not take the time does he have the inclination to study the customs and habits the old
 timers who have lived off the country for decades fit outside conditions Alaska and fas-an instead bfan ing himself for his neffciency and napttud he makes life miserable for his family and his frends-f he has anyun Nature either him he is forced back the counter the shop the states To the hardy vre with good constitution and good heah and who is not back by
 few harships Alaska has fascination which is hard to de- scribe Her hills and valleys her wonderful rivers and tans her beautiful summers her ndomtable people her glorious winters be equaed other part of world To the who doesn't fit n they but unsuper able barriers the easy money his imagination led him to pect.--Valdez Miner.