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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-12
CHAPTER MEETING,

Bismarck Chapter No. 10. r.. A. NJ,
will meet at the Masonic Temple.
Tuesday evening, February 18th, at
1880 p. m.--Adv.
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:: OLD.1IME COLD CURE ::
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Get a small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or"as the German folks
call it, "Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful
of the tea, put cup of boiling water
upon it, pour through sieve and
drink a teacupful at any time during
the day or before retiring. 1t is the
most effective way to break cold
and cure grip, as it opens the pores
of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loosenss the bowels, thus break
ing up'a cold. -
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. 1t is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
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DINNER DANCE
FOR SALE

After "Blue Paradise" at The Nc
Kenzie. Reserve your tables. 210-l2
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Choice thirty-five and forty-dollar
fur auto robes at half price. Room Z.
First National Bank Bldg, Bismarck.
n. D. ..... 5s 59.s Adv
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TO ARM TUGS,
Omitted Pressl

Galveston, Tex, Feb. 2l.-The Unit
ed States navy has completed plans
for the arming of all sea.going tugs at
Galveston and other Gulf and Atlantic
ports, it was announced today.
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Dinner And Theater Party.

A number OF the younger set Of tho
capitol and Of the city have arranged
a dinner party at the Mckenzie this
evening to be followed by a theater
party at the Auditorium to witness
"The Blue Paradise" They will also
enjoy a cabaret dinner at the Mcken
zie following the show. The list OF
guests are the Misses Pearl Paulson,
Ethel Maddox, Bessie Homan, Esther
Darby. Alice Douglas, Doris Fisk, Hell
or Fisk, Mr.. ard Mrs. Richard Tracy,
Earl Tos:evin, Dana T. Colby, Porter
Talcott. Jack McClintock. Rep. H. A.
Mackoff, Dick Hutchinson, George
Bresnahan and George Haggart. d.
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cARARETsUPPER At MCKENZIE
TO BE BIG SOCIETY EVENT

The special society event Of this eve
ming will be the production at the Aud
itorium of "The Blue Paradise" and
the cabaret supper at the Mckenzie.
Several theater parties have been ar
ranged and will be followed by supper
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mr.. rostevin Entertains.

Earl Tostevin entertained party
OF the capitol force yesterday after
noon at his home in ,Mandan. The
guests were:, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Tracy, Miss Pearl Paulson, Miss Ethel
Maddox, Miss Alice Douglas. George
Harraget and Representative II. A.
MackOff.
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You'll enjoy the Radisson. Mime
apolis.
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EDISON WORKS
ONLY 10 HOURS
ON BIRTHDAY
UNITED Press)

Orange, n. j., Feb. 12.-Thomas 4.
Edison is off on another of his annual
jags. He is celebrating his 10th BIRTH
day anniversary, which means nothing
in his life as far as work goes. Arriv.
ing at the three score and 10 milestone
yesterday, he was found in his office,
where he worked 10 hours, despite the
fact that it was Sunday. Early today,
he was back in his laboratory, where
he will probably work Is or 20 hours.
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Johnson's for hosiery.
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Dances Of :hc Week.

The Monday evening dancing parry
Of the third house. scheduled fer
this evening, has b.el postponed on
account of other, counter attractions
Wednesday evening the Ancient Order
of United Workmen will give i Val.
entine party in Patterson hall, and
Thursday evening the regular third
house" will be held. Friday evening
the Capital club gives the last OF its
series of eight parties. O'Connor's
orchestra will furnish the music.
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.. Entertaining Mother.
Mrs. Thomas C. Madden Of Third
street is entertaining as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Martha B. Aldrich
Of Brookings, S. D. Mrs. Aldrich ar
rived Saturday and will make an ex-
tended visit with her daughter.
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Given Farewell Party.

In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Bashan, a recent bride and groom. "a
farewell party was rendered them
during the weekend in the home Of
Mrs. Fred Roberts in Eighth street.
by number of their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bashan will leave shortly for
Livingston, Mont, where they will To-
cate. Mr. Bashan is at present one
of the funeral directors at the Webb
Brothers store. Cards and music
formed the diversions.
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Wonen's Club Notes.
panford, in Santa Monica.

Danfords in Santa Monica.
DR.. and Mrs. s. A.. Danfof Of this
city, who are doing evange'isoc work.
have opened a series Of meetings in
Santa Monica; Cal. at the First Meth.
odist Episcopal church. This Is their
second campaign in Santa Monica,
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Cckalsuadtritbten
aus Srcmcnt, uebr.!
Nrenlnnt. 18 Nsln.

BlelllOIIy 10. SIM.
Nnh einem 9riefe bon Geo g8ol8
BADEN Die geebrosto 2ettte Bel elmer
8drooe ben Breis fiir bette QusItat.
tutg 0aoongetrngen. Or laet met.
ter, 0nB bic 8%ei3enernte bort ioeben
beenoet ief. ,@aumipoac Itdnoe 4
SUB uno Corn 8 CUB bod.
Der 8uitouo BON 5rau 6. 8.
Sorttpea lift nod INNER beioranis.
erregeno. sic beiinOet fib i'm Sau.
fe ibrer Eo6ter, Sran Sorrp Sar.
min.
Cine an8obl 6remont 2ogen bottle
Sonntoe ibren observation-disclosures.
tag inter GROCER 8eteiligung gefei.
ert.
Gbet Beemer, elmer pnierer nett
ongelteIltcu SeuerIette, bate Sums.
tag friib Dos urgIiid, einen grud
an 6uBaelent at erleioen.
Die Sreimmtrer 6remont8 merben
am 30. SUM on8 50id9rige geItehen
Der bieIieen 2oee ieitIi9 begcben.
Gteie 8ohe lit Gote arcltS $50.
die, un0 tpirb bon unierem Gountn
crtuortet, bob oaSiel6c fir 6tcien
3ped bic 6ltrunfe bon $4,000 All.
iarnmenbringe. 9ieie Summc
inlteBt niht 6ie 9etrdge elm, tuelde
nls @ebii9ren fir MitgIie6fdaft ers
boben Deroen. ariege foiten @eIo.
Mlon erpartet, oaB oieie Sitmme
bon Rotpn fem miro, I'M fir sic
8erunnoeteu Dodge GountDs 5u Tor.
gen.
Die Sod5cit bon 5rdllGeiu anna
ItiiIet NIT @errn Glart Stea bon
Omaha 1T fir nqdlteu GamStoa
nngefittbigt uor0eit ltn0 miro I'M
Squire Der Naiitter Der graut, 8rait
S. s. Mitflcr, bicrieIbit eefciert mer-
ben.
IS miro beridie6entIid be0oltert,
1nb Die regelmdBiqen 8~orirouten
nifaegcben moroen iino, Defenders
0n aus Dem StraBenbabnproicft
uidts eefuor0en 1T. @lan IoQte
oentent ooB oerartige 8orirouten,
Defenders, penn Der 8ienlt nit
9iinftIidfeit inne 9ebaIten miro,
nidt MIR fir 6oS gublitlim redt on.
genebmL iouoern and iiir Die Inter
hebuer rentabeG iein ionte. Der Sell
Ter bel Dem tiir3lidet ltnterne6men
ideint Ser geipeien iii ieiil Dob sic
Bnaen ni,r bel gutem 8etter einen
sienlid mnre9elmaBi9en @erfe6r
goben. BE-; idlebtem 8etter ober
gdli5lif ousbIieben.
Ser Dit. 8entrnEbe3irf Ser D. so.
6. u. bat $4400 5ui1mmeuqebradt
iuelfe fir a~riegs5Ipede Der gereini.
eune oienen ioILen.
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100000 ,1til6kiibe
wcnieer i'm ranSe!

Chicago, ST., is. SUM. - @aIe.
gentlid oes aoubents Der 8ereini
gllus Der meritoniIhen glabrrnas
mittels 5obrifanten, Scr bier itatt
fano, teiIte Der &rdiioent oieier Or
gd%niidtion. 9. Z. 8imoros, 0en
RitgIieoern nit 6nB Der 8eItan0
Der Wlilhfiibe in ben gereiniaten
Stnnteu nm 100000 binter Dem
normnlen 9eoori 5uriiditebt. Gog
EroblenL Iogte CT, III biaiaeres sylf.
fer fir bic aithe. mio before Treiie
fir Die er5engaug Der 9iolferei.
beiiser su eraiclen.
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G~rntcaMslidtcn
fir ucbraskn better!

Su Dem letter geridt iiber ben
SaatenItanO in Gebrasfa IdlGben oie
9eomten Der neutrality-suspicious. bic
borousiidtli6e Grnte ii 8interiuet.
Sen ouf 100000 @nibelS aegen
100000 I'M lebten s5abr, olIo
foum ser finite GeiI. Der ertrag
oil 6ritbjabrSfpci5en miro nuf
100000 bercfnet gegen 5000.
900 bergnngenes So9r; 9afer 95,-
600, 600 8tibels un6 @erlte 1900.
900 8uibel8 gegen 90,00OO00 reip.
100000 8uibeIs I'M borigen s5obr.
Mtois lit beOeuteno meBr ougepflon3t
ais iemals 3ltbor, bod lit es nod
berfriibt, ltd Elm llrteiG ii6er oie
mutntablide grnte al erlaiiben.
9oS 8etter Inn 6toate tuar ie6r
giuitig fir fleinere aornfriifte, Be.
rem Gtano ltd and be6euteno ge6ci.
iert bat, ie0o6 etluos at tii6I fir
Mnis. 0erielbe lit jeOod] 0urdmegs
ungeDo6nlid frei bon l1nfrm1t.
8ie gcpfeIerrte beriprid5t better
mic cine 9urdidnittsernte al fper.
Den, mabreno bon elmer 8firiiderntc
iufolae Der itorfcn aGIte I'm Iebten
Binter 10 allt mic gar feline Reoc
iein fam. g6eulo ber61lt es itd)
nit 8eintroitber uno onoeren See.
rem, airideH oerIpreheu cine Grid
idnittsernte. Mit benz eriten M1.
ben bon alfalfa 1T begotmen NOR.
oenL in0 no Der 8iilterfroIt ui6t
geiha0et, lit ocr Grtrog normal 3tt
tenneil.
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Braiilien ~mnoebalten
iiber Aroentinien!
Argentinicns nift befannt g%ese6sne
AntiuOrt anf brailianiiac
Note Fat beridnapft.

9tio De Saueiro, 9roIilien, Is.
SUM. - Qie antmort 2lrgentiniens
nuf Die broiiltauilde Qote bat ollge-
mein einen lfledten @inorlld Der
b~orgerufen. 3ie greiie eittbGlt lid
elmer geipredltng Der glntport.
g.
Sotpeit 1T bon Der @nttport Or.
gentinieng ouf Die broitlionii6e $40.
te, Die Den 8ioerruf Der Relitrolitdt
8raiilien8 in DEM Griege SiDii6ell
oen Ser. Staaten lrno 9eutIdlarlo
mitteilt, nltr in elmer 8epeide aus
8uenos 4ires bonn IL. SSulti befonnt
geeeben uorOen, ooB Die orgentini.
Idle Heeieruug lire briioerlife Sc
%Tinunnng 8miiden 4rgentinien uno
8rnIjlien p~ie0erbolt.
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arlington, 9iebr. Gm "a.
SUM feiert unIere @~aiienbolls- uno
Observation-Disclosures non Nebrns.
ia oos 25idbrige @eiteben ibres
Seims 81 6remont. 8eld ELM 81.
gen audi 6ur6 oieie 9lnitalt geitiftet
iporoen lit, benefit ole Gatiodc, oaB
in oieien % So6ren 4S9 &inOer
mlfgenommen fporoen iinb. limo Die
3obl m1re mobt nod 6e0euten0
GROCER, b1tte man gleid BON an-
fang an ainoer CUR 9looption ODER
Gr8iebltng nttsgegeben. 90 o6er nab.
reno Der eriten Is Sabre Die ainOer
Big sum Id. ODER Is. Sabre in Der
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Sdtwciscr BmnSesrat
lit ~5ilri6baltcnS!

Bern, iiber Boris, IS. Suni.
Ger 9unOesrat Der Sdtpei3 bot Be.
idloIien, Die beridie0enen Getitio.
rter, in melden er erildt miro, bic
Snitiotibe Su %ergreifen uii6 sFrie.
oensDoridldge on oie Rrieqffibreu.
Den 8lt modeh uidlt 81 beautiporten.
0a ole Gfpeij 3ur8eit nifjt In Der
Gage lit. neutrality-suspicious.
nit irseno meldjer 4llsfidt allf ST.
iolg 8I mnfen, pie bon Bern am
Somstog eetneIoet nur0e.
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6prSern 666ere 5utterpreiic.

9incoIn gaeb. 10. Sunt.-@ene
roleiter Birmingham bon oen gieb.
bofen in Omaha, mar qeltern Dor Der
itaotIiden @ilenbnbn aommiIiion Ell.
i9ienertl Inn Die GrIoubniS at bitten,
Die 8reiie fir Mtais alt Gutter.
8tpeden fir sltat 8erfouf einqe.
bradyteS 8ieb erb6beit 3u 0ilrfpn. 6o
Die ieBi9en Dor So0resfriit feItge.
iesten 8reiie urtter gegenuqrtigen
8erbaltniiien al eerina ftno.
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crtcicigmn0sbctSrNe
ucbraskas ,,arbcitct''!

2incoln, Ieb, 10. SUM. Die
neutrality-suspicious. oes Stnotes
9ebrdsfn bat Snitrlftionen erteilt,
beionoere 8oriidismabreeein al
t%reffen, no iftmer patriotifhe Ger.
ianlmlullGen a~bge6alten meroen. Us
miro IN Den Slitriftiouen geroten,
beionoere 9ilfsbeomtc ais 8adlpn 8li
ernennen iino feifem Eeiluebmer Der
8eridmutlungen gu sellottelb 3utete
in Die betreftenoen @eb0iioe nit bin.
ein5unebmerL oliber iie lito porber
Don 9eartten mteriudt morDen.
Den 8%pitreonern miro grroterL nidt
nit alien &ntpeienoen pie gebr1nd
lid bic &dno 5u idiittelll Defenders
nidt NIT 2euten, Die Elm Gol9entud
in Der &ano bolten, ooer oeren
@ono b1noagiert lit. 0ieie Snitruf.
tioneu iino BON carbohydrates
SAL bon Der Electromagnetic atSgc-
geben poroen.
81. g. 8. 8eber BON g8aboo, Der
ais 6r6tli6er 8eirat Der 9eboroe an.
gcb0rt, ermabnt our 6eiouoereu 8or.
iid)t bel Der 8ereituntg bon Nabrung
fir Die Golooten. auf foroert er
auf. bon 8eit gu 3eit oos BaIier Ser
8runnerJ 2ueaen unO Ser 8oiiet-
leitungsreiernoire unterfnheu 3a
laiien I'M beriidert ST iein, DoB Die
ielben nid)t bergiftet iin0. (Sa, @or-
iidt lit Die 0ilttter Der &or3eaon-
fiite.)
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1armlnns nieSerne6rnnnt.

Beatrice, gteb., 10. Sttni. .
Sans 6es odt Mailen 6ItIi6 bon
bier mo6nen0eH 6orrner8 SoIepb
BiIS ging Sonntag in oacr 8riibe
in 5lnntmen onf. Ole 8cpobner
fonnten MIR ooS llodte 2eben retten
ltno more1 9e5ipttn0en, in ibren
Rad)tgepdnoern GIT entflieben. Der
angerihtete 5dooen miro ouF 3d.
500 aeifdbt itno lit tetlpeiie onrd)
geriiherlng ae0eft.
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0radc6eraer ms aitden.

8roten BON. g3e6.. 10. SUM-
Der 22idbrige SOL Carpenter aus
8aibinaton, So Der iid) bier ouf.
belt, tpur6e ouf 8er1nIoiiung Der
bortigen gebor0en bonn 5ilf8 iberiff
gbompion berbaftet, neil CT iid nidt
batte re9iItriert Iaiien, nno 6efin.
bet itd Jet bier i'm @efGngnis.
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Shuwciscr BLatt iiber
enel. 1liilitarisntMs!
9crIel6t beOentet fir So5ialitcn
uuS Autimilituriitcn cine gran.
Jane SdIrcfensberrlddft.

gern, 10. Stunt. - Die .gernpr
Gnamudt" i6reibt llnter benz Eitel:
.0rei cnoIiide 8uhtbaaier DOLL So.
aioIiiten" folgenoes
0er eigliide Ntilii1riSmlls 5eigt
fi9 bon &ng ST. &og mebr IN eitlenl
nenen Sift. 8aIo bort man bon
elmer &reu3igilng bon Solonten
bol0 bot onberen SdnrototetL tno
spar iperDeit oieie @eltGnoniiie je.
meilS Oen W}iniitern int l1nterbouie
aboerllrgeil. 60 erfdbren mir 3. 49,,
Dob bereits 8iuet engliide 3uftb4u.
fer NIT perurteilten So5ialilten itto
9ntimIlitariiten 10 ii6erfitat Iino,
ooB li6 bic &egierung een0tigt iab,
0as groBe 3li1tbous bon 9nrtmoor
non gerbrehern 81 rGumen, lin
8laB flir Die immer ma1ienoe .3oDl
uAlerer berltrteilten @enpiien al
fin0en. 9teie Satio6e BOT Der Iibe-
rule a6georonete 2altbert bonn Mii-
hitter 0e8 Snterlt beltatlgt er9alterl,
Ole 9lngobe Scr 3obl Der 10 @erur.
teilten turr0e ieooh Derrpeigert. QoB
gera6e 9nrtmoor fiir Die llnterfunft
Der 9ienItperpeigerer nit @etpii
iensbe0enfen gelpdbIt miro, iQli-
itriert 0ie &a6iu6t Der engliiden
&e9ierung gegeniiber oeuieuigelL Die
ii9 i%peigcrlL fiir Die imperialiitiid)en
3ieIe ibres a&1terlonoeS" at f1nt-
pfen. Us lit ndmli6 ons oerrud-
telte ouer englilhen 8tlftbouier, in
nel4em mt iolde ihperen 8er6res
der gebalten ipur0en, Die cine Stras
fe bon minoeItens orei So6ren ab5u-
buBen batteu. gu Dem 8efdngnts,
oas ltd IN eiller uitlten, felligen
Ginooe befin6et geboren eroBc
Stein6rii6e. in ruelden nun rniere
@enoiien arbeiten mitiien.
@enn man oordn oentt, DOB 8ltr
Belt Der @eiebeSporlage filr Die al.
qeneine 8ebrpflidt Die 3egierung
nod bcilig beriproden botte, io[d)c
9ilrger, ipelde ans @eipiIlensgrilt.
Den gegel Sen D&tlitGroienit ieien,
nttr fit ben 3ibiloienit 5t berfpen.
oefb 70 perfen 0ieie Gttt6ilauugen
Elm eigentamlides 2idt auf Den
Mert 0es GbrenDortes Der Heates
renben. &rob Der @eriprehungetl,
Die Der Mliniiter ben 2lr6eiterpertre-
tern I'M 8arlontent gen1Qdt bat, oos
@eIeb nidt gegen ole So5ialiiten an.
5upenoen, ltno Ole IeBtereu in allen
8~e5ie9ungen ben Qltatern gleid5u-
ltelen, fitlen nniere @enoiien be-
reits bic orei @efangniile BON Ntafe-
fielo, 8armif mo 0ortmoor, nab.
reno religi0ie 3ieuItbermeigerer in
offenen 2agern Ieben uno nlr gum
5troBenbau uno 0bnlider arbeit
angebalten per0en.
IS lit tpieoer ems Der 8eiibtele,
no nerontportli6e Wtiniiter gelogen
6oben, Inn oie Stinmen Der Irbei.
terabgeoroneten fir lire M~oro3fpefc
81 %eepinnert. Sen a~riegsbeBern lit
es ober ni6t genlig, ooB oie Spfer
berlogener @ltntiter III 8udtbduiern
undergraduate ner0en, tie per0en
obenorein nod gei6mG6t.
90 ertlGrt Die n0ailD M3otl", onB
es fir @er6reder cine 9~eIeioiguug
nit So3ialiiten in oerielben Gtrnf.
anItolt au leberl, 6a Gerbreder nti
benz SdIadtfelo Dem gaterlaro &c.
9eniiber ibre 9ffidyt oft ol1n6en6 er-
fitLlt battcn.
lluo es gnb cine Set, mo man
oolt %afreieu England" ipra6; ia
oieies bebauptet iogar beute nod
fed, fir Die &edte u1O 6reibeitcn
Der g0lter gu fdmpfen.
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BON SctparO, 0aeb.. oeuti6 unS SER
Grof. Stoppeltpert9 BON 8infieI0.
SAM, engliid. Sic SingdOre Der
llit9eriiden R-ddbnrgemeinoen. iuipie
bon Scribner, Sefnnro uno Omaha,
ME nitdJ Der 8[dshor bon Gdupler
1tn0 0os SrdeIter bon Scribner tpar.
Ben ii6 beteiliger. 9as Mtittdgeiieu
miro inter einem groBen Belt nebeil
DEM 8aiienbaus ierDiert fperOen.
Seitfoaeften gum geiten Der 8niieit.
iade per0en erbobert mer0en. gs
miro, menn bog 8etfer giinitig 1T.
cine eroBe 8eteiliaung bon Nab
uro 5ern ermortet. q. g. SO.
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Oelc9atcniismne
Scr u1iiicnri SpneSc!

@tpa % 8aitoren uuo 0elegaten
aus gse6rnsfa ~reilten Rontog obeho
IN einent Son0ertpoggon mad W2iI.
lD0ufee, Inn Der 9elegatenberiomnp
lung Der MiIiouri.S DnoOe Der eb..
lutberiiden 9irhe beiauiuobnen.
Dieiel6e m1brt BON 90. bis 30.
Ssittni.
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anitnIt blieben, fonnten in oieierI
Belt niht mebr ols 1853 @tfnabme
finOetb oasegen in ben Iesten 10
Sabren, 30 aiiloer in ieoem glitter
in driitliden 6nnilien unterse.
6rodt lpilroen, 1856. Qn gcnanft.
ten Datum nun foG Bel Dem aitoer-
beim an Der Dtilitarp gtbe. iii Gre
mont Elm feierlider Slibildtasgot-
te86ienit itottfinOen in Incident SER
gaitor 81. 5dle6te BON Gbicngo
bormittneg preoigen miro, unO nod.
ntittogs SER 9oitor 6. s. 8eder
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9lurin hes Mntrn 0ren,rs.

Stella, gteb4 IS. SUM. Sier
Unrbe Elm 3ipeig beS Soften areu3es
gegriinoet. 5iinfbun6ert Dollars
iinh 6erGits fodeftiert moroen. Grs
@oubernerr Morebeo0 mar bel Ser
Organization nnipelenO 1n0 belt
cine 4nIprohe.
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Ans BEN Staate gfebrasfaI

Enn Stebbens 1T geeenpdrtig IN
5remont, I'M iif) Elm tuenig BON
ieinen arbeiteu III @aibington gu
erbolcn. st mia IN 3eit nod &ai1.
ingtou 3iiriidreiien INN bel Der gtob.
ringsmitteloorla9c itimmen au Ton.
men.
Ger friiber bier mobnenOe Gront
g. Beaumont, ein Gleftrifcr, fam
in 8eaomoo6, g. Cot, nit einem
elettriiden S%tromornbt IN geril6s
riing iiuo fdnO ben 600.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nerhnftrt.

Gbooron, geby 10. SUM. - Carl
SoIIt, Ser perboftet mnroen mar,
neil or Brdiiocnt 8ilion AT totem
ge0robt bate, bciinno qeiteru iein
erites 8erb6r Dor Dem 9unoesfom,
miIIGr GfotterD.
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glcnes Mnthnng fir G6nhrnn.

Gbnoroh 9eb.. 10. SUM. Sci
Der geitrigen S~pe8iolmaFG erfldrten
iid Die 9iiraer NIT GROCER @aiori
tat fir Die 4usgobe bon $4,000
Bombs, Inn onmit Elm re1es Gotbatt8
gu erridten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19

Gle ioatcn erpdgelt. SAB lleber.
onitrenglmg Sbrer Illgen oeren
5arte Strlftlr mo ebenioaS Die
oas @llae beberridenoen @ebirn8el.
len Ihdbiet. Or. @eiIono miro
ssShnen helfen.
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@rabteine.

Montimerte ul0 @ro6iteine, in
geDobnIi9er bis feiniter austib.
rune. aus orierif. uno intvortiertern
Grant,. u. Sratfe & So, 4St6 g.
13. Str. Eel. Soutb 2670. II l.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19

Seltte n1bm Sie aonbention Der
aebrasfa 4reB aiiociotion ibren
anfang. 9ieielbe pd9rt bis N}itt.
mod. Die &el0en Der Sober per0en
beute o6eno @Gite ser III .Sar.gen
in oeren S6bIc ieir.
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G8 be3ablt iid,, in 6en galoI.
iifi5ierten au8eigen" Der Sribine 3p
annoricieren.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-13

RECRUITING
FOR NAVY
Forest City and Vicinity to be Rep.
resented

The Press man had the pleasure
Of meeting Lieut.. John B. Z;m-
norman. OF the Chief Q. NJ. Gems
office, Omaha. who arrived at Get.
tvsburg Wednesday from Pierre to
examine volunteers for service in
the navy. He is kept quite busy
with his work, as indicated by the
fact that just after he had left
Pierre he received a telegram re-
questing his return, as twenty
more recruits had offered their
services. The first to he examined
at Gettysburg were six from the
vicinity of Hovcn. Among those
who were expected to enlist from
Gettysburg and Forest City we're
Clifford Reed, Harry Brehl, Leo
and Guy Schlachter, Marshall Eli
dam and two sons of Mr.. A. B.
Smith. The navy is one of the
attractive branches of Uncle Sans
service, having special advantages
for learning Il choice of different
trades and professions.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-13

Ye Editor of The Press was out
a couple days the past week trying
to mend our roads a little. Will
Shepardson also gave an hour of
his time to help turn the water out
of the wagon track in Beaver
Gulch. There is something rad
ically wrong-soms ''niggcr in the
woodpile' when there is no auth
ority vested in the townships to
have road work started early in
the spring, when the frost is COM
ing ont of the ground, to open up
drains, turn off water &c. We
suggest, that people who don't
plant trees On Arbor Day, should
be required, by custom or other
wise,. 10. give day on road work.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-13
Loeal Representative
WANTED

Jewell products are sold with
guarantee to replace failures.
This requires the services of a To-
cal man who has some spare time
aud can look after the interests of
our customers. The work would
also include the introduction and
sale Of new fruits and flowers.
If you are not interested, please
call this to the attention of some
one you think would welcome the
position. II you are interested,
write at once for particulars.
Address: SERVICE DEPT,
jewell Nursery Co.
LAKE clrY, MINNESOTA
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-13

Plant a tree or two
Shows about all gone
Roads are getting good


Ii was 20 above zero Monday
Next Friday, April 90. is Arbor
Day
Come TO the river and seta few
trees to plant this spring
Ion Barnes was over Sunday.
his frau accompanying him back to
the burg
Miss Emma Mikkelson was the
guest of Miss Hansen. with Arthur
Comeau and family over Sunday
The Stoll boys were in Sunday
after the cattle that Bob Craven
has been feeding for Bates &
Barnes. taking them to their ranch
Bob Craven went to Gettysburg
Monday, expecting to take charge
of new ranch that Bates &
Barnes have purchased near Onida
Harry Mesick took his car with
him to Gettysburg Monday, but
met with mishap, so that it had to
take a few days Of to be repaired
1t is now running again.
Will Shepardson has been driv-
ing stage for Harry Mesick the
past week, while the latter was alb
sent to inspect some land he owns
in the southwest corner Of the
county
BY an oversight, The Press fail
ed to mention the visit of Mis-;
Ves'a Elder to Gettysburg last
week, to attend the Teachers Ex-
animation. She returned home
Saturday evening
Art Hurley and Ed Toomcy
opened up the F. C.-Get. Highway
for summer tourist travel, the first
of the week, when they brought
the Rev. Or. Ashley and a land
buyer over from the countyseat in
| the little old Ford