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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17
I Almost Fell Forward Into the Room.

tains cOncealing the BATH but the space
was empty; only one Of the round
ports was partially open, the aperture
far too small to admit the passage OF
body. The bed had rot been slept In,
and was neatly made; one drawer or
the desk stood open, and papers were
scattered on the rug beneath; a chair
was overturned on the deck; a chest in
one corner had been ruElmaged. its
contents flung aside. My eyes fell on
White, his mouth open, his face gro
tesquc in its coating Of coal dust.
Charged if he amt got away, sir,
he blurted out, ''but. he never went
overheard through that port-a cat
couldn't ha' done it."
mo, he's aboard all right" 1 coin
cided. "But where? and for what pur-
pose? There is no knowing what a
man in his state of mind may co. Good
heavens he could wreck the ship. Get
Il light, White-takc TIE cabin lantern.
Olson and l will have to look behind
these doors first. and then We'll eX'
plore between decks"
We found nothing, not the slightest
trace of the fugitive. Beyond doubt ne
had gone forward, either seeking to
escape, or wiz. the thought that he
could attain the deck through some
opening amldships. was cool enough
by now to realize the peril we faced
between decks, searching for the mad
man, whom we might encounter ut any
moment.
Kun on deck, White" l ordered
land pick up couple Of marilns
spikes. have revolver. Tell MT
Leayord the situation, and have him
keep his eyes open. Better have MN
warn Mccain. and Miss Darlington
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17
GERMANY'S EMPTYING LARDER.

Germany is not starving. But Ger
mnay is hungry. Procuring satisfy
ing meal becomes daily more OF a
task and less of possibility.
The masses never know what it is
to have their hunger absolutely ap-
peased.
Every hope raised by conquering
new territory has been dashed. The
conquest of Rumania brought little
food to Germany Grain and other
foOdstuffs found in Wallachia were
largely used in feeding the German
armies. The same will be true of the
Russian territory ovcrrun by the kai-
serS men.
The question of transportation is
serious in Germany The railroads
are breaking down for want of repairs
and lack of new rolling stock. If it is
impossible for the Germans to keep
their present lines in good order, it
is even more impossible to find men
and materials to build new lines to
carry food to the people at home
The railroads are taxed to their full
capacity in carrying men and mum.
lions to the fronts and returning
wounded and sick men.
So Germany is confronted by the
fact that the larder is slowly but
surely dwindling. A recent Josh
printed in a German paper makes this
clear. Cards emitting the people to
supplies are issued regularly. but oft
en- there are no supplies to furnish
what the cards call for.
To emphasize this some wag issued
these instructions to puzzled cooks: u
take the butter card, stew it down
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17
"Thcn Why Cont you stay here?"
"I'm plumb tired out shovelin'."

"That will Go, men," broke !.
stcrnly. 'There will be work enough,
and maybe fighting enough for both OF
you. AS long as you have volunteered.
Olson, you may take turn down here,
and White will 90 with me. Keep a
sharp eye out, you men below"
The two of us clambered up the iron
ladder, the sailor with the lantern In
his hand, the marling spike thrust into
his belt. I tested the bulkhead door
again as we came to it, but 1t seemed
as solid as the steel wall itself. and
thoroughly satisfied that it had not
been opened since the ship sailed, we
mounted to the open deck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17

The suffragets in Occoquan Jail lost
from six to nine pounds each. The
trouble with all these anti-fat rene
dies is that the cure is worse than
the condition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17

Two 14-yearOld Berkeley, Cal, boys
have killed woman because she was
"old. very dirty and no good anyhow"
and professors Of California university
are studying the psychology of it. We
figure out that when boys go to kill
ing folks because they're dirty, there's
a reversal in boys
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17

The kaiser will be panied to learn
that John d. Works has withdrawn
from the Peoples Council for Peace
The blow comes, too. right when Will
helm was trying to feel cheerful over
his capture of Riga
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17

Austrian fleet bottled up at Pola
and the German somewhere in Ger
many and nobody able to pull the
cork! The real quiet thing in war
seems to be fleet that isn't big
enough to get out of bottle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17

With Indiana going bone dry, the
snakes are fleeing across the state
line. Just what the prohibiticnists
have contended would happen all
along.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-17

Save now. Save now! The world
is going to see lie most awful winter
since first th' record Of human events
was kept.
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(TO be COntillued.)
SALE OFLAND.

Notice is hereby given, that under
authority of an order of sale sranred
by the Honora Die II. G.. Bradley, Judge
of the county court of the county ~
Durleigh, in the state of NORTH Dako.
ia, dated the 18th day Of September.
1917, the undersigned, the execute Of
the last will of Myron Powell Skeels,
late of the city of Bismarck, in the
county of Eurlcigh and state Of North
Dakota, deceased, will sell at private
sale to, the highest bidder. for cash.
subject to confirmation by the Judge
of said county court, the folio" ing
described land, to-wit: Lot Nine 90.
Block Fifty-five GOD, Northern Paciti';
Addition to the city of Bismarck, Bur
leigh county, North Dakota, according
to the recorded plat thereof.
The sale will be made on or after
the 9th day of September, 1917.
All bids must be in writing and may
be left at the office of the executor
at No. 40S Broadway, Bismarck,
North Dakota. or filed with the Judge
of said county court, or delivered to
the undersigned personally.
Dated September II, 1917.
I:ARLOW X. SKEELS,
Executor of the Last Will of N.Y.
ron Powell Skeels. Deceased
Newton, Dullam & Young,
Attorneys for Executor.
917: 9 "a
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The doggoned contrary baker keeps
right on neglecting to deliver our IA.
ounce loaf of bread for five cents, Mr..
HOOver'
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Lowest
Temperatures

ORRIS W. ROBERTS,
Electromagnetic.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast

Forecast
for North Dakota: Probably showers
tonight with cooler northwest portion;
Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler
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$500 eUYS BUSINESS and furnishes
good security to carry on the bust
ness Any energetic man can make
from 500 to $3.50 per month, be-
sides giving steady work to 10 or
- carpenters Call D. V. Hardie,
Grand Pacific Hotel. 917 St
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hath mary moro children than
she which haih an husband, =
[Gal 81
Now we eo5l that after Christ
died on the cross the GentiIes
who were de soate of salvation
received it through Christ's death
and oy this were made a com plete
people and the mid dlewall be-
tween the two was torn down as
we have stated above and the
curse spoken of in our former
sermons taken away the two
was joined together in that day
in the bonds of Christ Amen
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FARM LANDS,
OREGON & CALIFORNIA
RAILROAD co, GRANT
LANDS.

Legal fightiover land at last end J..
ed. Two million three hundred
thousand acres, Title revest
ed in the United States. Land,
by Act Of Congress, ordered to
be opened under homestead
laws with notifications. for
settlement and sale. (Two dollars
and fifty cents per acre. fifty
cents per acre time of original
entry plus homestead fees
balance at final proof.) Contain.
ing some of best timber and
agricultural lands left in the
United States. Large copyright.
ed ,nap showing land by
sections and townships, laws
covering same and description
Of soil. climate, rainfall eieva.
tions, temperature. etc. Post
paid one dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co., Portland, Oregon.
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War New s.
Rich are favored in
War Tx Bill KitChin
Declares.

House leader fiys Senate
Finance Com m lttee for ''in.oler
able inequalities" written into
measure.
Big burdens shifted to small
business.
Corporations whose profits
annually run into millions not
asked to pay excess Congress
man Asserts.
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4 Series Of Sermons.
\ 9th, Sermon.
THE GENTILES NOT A PEG
PLE-NOW A PEOPLE. -.
TEXT,

But We are chosen genera
tion. a royal priesthood a holy
nation, q peculiar people; that ye
should shew forth the praises of
him who hath called you out of
darkness into his marvellous
light:
Which IN time past we're not a
people. but are now the people
OF God: which had not obtained
mercy, but now have obtained
mercy" Il Peter 2-0-1O.)
1t is true, the Gentiles the
created people, who God created
on the sixth day, we're number.
ed with the beasts: And it was
for this reason. Solomon said:
II said In mine heart concern
ing the estate of the sons Cf n On
that God might manifest them
and that they might see that
they the mselves are beasts.
For that which befalleth the
sons Of men befalleth beasts /;
even one thing befalleth them; as
the enc dieth. 80 dieth the other;
yea, they have all one breath; so
that q man hath no preeminence
above q beast, for all is vanity.
All 60 unto one place, all are of
the dust. and all turn to dust
again. (Eccle. 5--18-l9-2O,]
Here you have from the wise
mans lips the fact that the
created people were numbered
With the beast, and had no pre-
eminence above the m, for he
said as>the one died 80 died the
other, and that they all wen,
to the same place.
This was not the case with the
defendants of the Formed man,
And for the reason of the
Gentiles having no preeminence
above the beast-God said tina,
they were a people that was moi
a people, please read:
They have move me tc
jealous with that which Ia no
God. they have provoked me tt
anger with their vanities: and !
will move them TO jea'ousy viii
those which are not a people,.
will provoke them TO- anger with
a foolish nation. "tDeu 82 21l
This language Moses spoke Il
the Israelites who were {
complete, people concerning The
Gentiles who he said we're not {
people. That is he said tha
they were d paople that was no
a people. And for this reason
we say that they lacked some
thing, Which they would have
to have before they could re
CONG a complete people. Ant
the thing, which they lacked tt
make them a people, was a livine
soul, or In other words salvation
This living soul the formed
man Adam had, but the createt
man did not have this living soul
This YVES the middle wall be
tween these two, and therefor,
Christ had to co me, and tar,
down this middle wall, by givins
to the aent'les this salvation.
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Come Ye Blessed.
Sat. Aug, 4, 1917.

Sat Aug, 4, 1917.
Dear Mother. Brothers and
Eisters:-Best wishes for all of
you. I would like to write letter
to you thru our weekly "CRFs
SET" payer.
l have found new home for
US, I have been here y days ty
this afternoon you have had q
great deal of confidence in me
and I want to thank you.
I have had some work to do to
find this home which has been
ny ideal for many years.
But now I am enjoying such
wonderful privjledges that just
wish others could enjoy them
with me. Come and get 6 glimpse
into the future with me. The
father of this home can be a faith.
er to you as well as to me And
to all strangers who will accept
the Bible as it is intended forour
use to guide US into safety from
war and sorrow. l believe that
we can be children of any father
W ho v6Lts Us to be his children
/ am on the way to see God
as He is ard on the way that
leads to him, On the way to God
we meet kind end loving ex'
amp|es OF his Fa,Eerly gr' ce.
We ind people whtes whole life
and soul is to help Us all up high
er, and to show US how 10 save
the dieing souls from war and
and sorrow and famine.
] wish this person whom l
have met could become ruler
over all the earth. His daily
prayer is shown by lis teachings
ard lis works that cur Father
who art in heaven hallowed be
thy n ne thy kingdom come thy
will be done on earth as 1t is done
by the angels in heaven, How
very peaceful and prosperous
all of US could erioy, Gods bless
irgs OF life togf ;her. How else
can war and sorrow come to an
end except We as people find
some perfe city sympathetic per-
son and be taken fir m his daily
walks of life found doi,g his
duty to the very extreme Of his
power at al times and placed
before tie people and raised to
his natural power among men to
rIle US and to guide US in paths
Of righteousness for the name
seke Of his and our God' AS
| Moses lifted up the serpent in
the wilderness even so must the
Sol of man be lifted uD.
| I would BE- more glad if motl
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er and all of my brothers and
sisters were here who can come,
and l wish that all were able to,
come quickly. The last war OF
earth is on and destruction and
anguish and besrt sickening
deeds are only begun, the worst
with millions Of people Is yet to
come. The time of salvation is
short. Some realize the severe.
ity and awfulness of the things
to come sooner than others.
The sooner we begin to weep
and mourn and suffer 10 over.
cone the powers of the Pope OF
Rome The safer we shall be from
his awful web Of power. There
are many who shall stay away
because they shall think that
their presence will prevent
others who are more lowly and
worthy from receiving. their
share of these blessings which
we are here to save and enjoy.
But though you think that
there is not enough here for you
l just wish you would come and
see. Come and learn the Bible
with me Of a man who knows it
better than all other people on
earth put together.
If you want to study for the
ministry of the true gospel come
now and learn of this man
because be may not be with you
many more years on earth, I do
not know how long he will be
with US, but we should learn all
be has tn teach US while We
have the chance to learn of him
and talk with him face to face.
He loves to teach the Bible
for it is the word of God. He
was born in this world to teach
US the truth whatsoever Christ
commanded, and how wonderful
1t is that his teaching is as pure
and free as the fresh air that
God has given us to breathe.
Hoping this will tird you all
well and able to come and see
US on visit expecting to stay
after you get here, Trusting
that you will make the choice to
come which you will never re-
greet. But there is danger of
everlasting regret if you do not
come quickly, for your own good
and for the good OF all for whoro
we were born and for whou the
Son OF man lives and suffers.
Please come to Norwood Mo.
and cur Colony is | miie north,
mile east and ! mile north and
come in. 1t is hard. to fina
enough people who are unselfsh
and true for thu work cod has
for us to do. But il is necessary
for some to do the will OF God
be fore the war destroys you, we
want to save you.
- Bernard l.. Pierce.
t,o4pouuN.crca.s1 s1uucHHN1papoouo
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- And. to prove this point we
shalt ask you to read. ,,

Ahc. W prove THIS point we
shalt ask you to read: >
II sas then have they stun.
| b|ed that they should fall Goo
forbid: nut rather through their
fall salvation is come unto the
Gentiles for TO provoke them TO
j4afousy.' y (Rom. lid
After YOU have read this scrip.
ture you must say that the Gen
tiles never had salvation before
this time and this il the reason
for God saying thru Moses that
they were people that was not
q people. For after Christ gave
them salvation as above stated.
Then Peter proclaims the fact
that they are now a people,
Please read III In our Text.
To maize this clear to Cur
rea ders, and to let them know
how they we're made a people
thru Christ, we shall ask you to
read.
For w are his workmanship q
, created tn Chri t Jesus unto
good works, which God hath be
fore ordained that we should
walk them.
Wherefore remember. that ye
heing In time past Gentiles in
the flesh. who are called Uncircu.
mcision by that which is called
Uncircumcision in tie flesh made
by hands.
That at that time ye we're
without Christ, being aliens
from the commonwealth of
Israel and strangers from the
, covenants of promise, having no
hope, and without God in the
world.
But now in Christ Jesus "
whc sometimes were far off are
made nigh by the blood O.
Christ.
For he is cur peace, who hath
made both one. and hath broker
down the middle wall of partition
between u.s. IEph 1-1O Ill
Here is where Christ creates
the Gentiles anew in him, by hi.
shead blood. IIere is where VI
learn that Christ torn down tht
middle wall that was placed be
tween these two people, Th'
reader we trust will be able t,
see the truth of this subj ct, ant
the difference there was between
those two people. For God II
! speaking of the two in prophes,
spoke in this manner.
Sing. O barren. thou tha
didst no: bear; break forth int,
singing and cry aloud, thou tina
didst not travail with child. fo1
more are the children Of th,
desolate than the children of tn,
married wife, saith the Lore, -
1sa 24-1
Here the propEesy says rejoic,
We barren 1.-THE formed people
that did rot bare. THIS we sa,
was the lsraelites For more ar
children of the desolate tb
Created people, that is tn
Genti'es. This prophesy wa
set forth 7l2 yhars aefor
Christ came. And then 5
years after he was here, Pau
confirmed the prophesy Pleas
read.
For it is written. Rejoice
thou barren that dearest not
+ break forth and cry, thou .ha
travailest not, for the desolat
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Don g. q. pom 'r1eaentbin

beFen wlsbr6eit erfrsue, muBten Neu'
pd6len ftattfinben.
9ag mar cine gan5 tinfa4e Wfal@ls
merle, luelne glatt arbeitete. Mber pie
@ntpidIung Der pOlitildsn @erhdltniHe
bat aud in England bieie wluldinsrie
neTenfli9 fompliSisrt. SH bas 3md
parteiensG Dftem III greIAe geIeet luurs
Sen. gtu bic Gtelle Der 8Dei parttisn
1T audi In Gnglano bic aoaIition esirss
ten.
0urh bic aoalitiou, b. ! cine ila
aus perT6iebenen qarteien %5ulununel'
febenbe Mebr6eit, pirb onerbtnes be
parfamentarifhe SDrunuis gebro9en,
aualeih ober aud bic Grage Der Wers
dnfportli6teit pertpideIt, benn jsbe
QoaIitton trdgt bos @sIensmoment oer
3ufdQigteit an iiA, neil fie ieoieltd
6ur9 cine S%eittpeiie Sntereh %eHgetnsiils
f6aFt 3uiammengsbalten tpirn.
@enn beute nun in 3eatiHldnn BET
9ampf I'm bic 9erdntportli4teIt per
gReeierunq benz garldment gsgeniibsr
ent6rannt lit, 10 lift nidt auBer @dt Sn
IaIlen, bdB fid BAG bortiee i~nTlerpDlltis
fde 2e6en bielFu9 bersettelt i'm pnrtets
ptisn. SIN 9eidstds finO niat tDeri'
eet als Ia Ydrteisn, Grattionen uno
frdttionden pprbdnoen. Die 8erfaiilng
fteut nun bereits bic @erautnDrtlinteit
bes aeihstun8lcrs i'm prinSip felt, iogt
uber ni6t, fpem peruntDortliH. Die
DemptrdtiIierung bet bentiden politis
fden @erbGttniFe Derlangt bic @eruni'
nortliGteit Der Regierung Der Geidmts
belt beS @oltes geasniiber. Der gBile
beg &oltes tommt IN Der 9em1tratte
proftif6 Bel ben Bablen 3um Musbrut.
Qber pon ben IA parteien, 5raftioHet
uub 5rdftiDnAen beg Gei9stags ittat
fdum cine ben 9olfspilen bar, ipelhent
oeaeniiber bic 9erdntportIihteit Der &sf
oierana feitQeIeat lperben tSnnte. 4lio
nun aud bier Bic GpalitiDn eitlgreiFen,
iebo6 1T bieTe nm 70 8ufdlieer, dls te
bon mebreren GlementeH gebilbet pirb.
@ud bic beutige 9oulition, fpelne BON
ben 8pei numeriFd i%drtIten gdrteisn
RES Rei6stags, BEN Centrum unb ben
Go3iuloemofraten, aebilbet tpirb, 1T &C.
piB cine 3ufdltge.
Die Ourdfibruns Der 9emofratifts
rung 9eutI4Ianbs berlangt cine Mennss
runq Der parteipolitifhen 3uItdnoe. Die
8emDtratiferung muB nidt nur pm
oben, fonbern aud bon anten burdges
fiibrt ner0en.
8ie Demofratiferung beg 9eutf6tn
gei6s mug Dor dlsm bon tnnen heraus
burGqeFi6rt rerben. 9ur9 ben gts
MUS bes beutT9en @oltes. al tpel6em
aud 8ismard bas @ertrauen Gebabt
Rat, baB er ben @es gum 3ieI al fin
ben tpiIlen perbe.
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2~11ibRanSlaite Ncutider
Kriceseefanoener.

Gin baberiIder ltnteroffiaier bona
ReierpesR egiment %, Der am IL. @ngnit
1915 BEL Mtaurspas eefangengenonlmei
ipurbe, unb benz NIT anbersn Gumerdbsn
bic 5lu4t aus frdn30ff9er 6efangens
1daFt gelang, Fat feline grlebniHe uuttr
Gib 5u prptotpG gfgeben. Gr iagte Il.
a. folqsnDes aus: Die 8entfnen nirs
ben gefhlagen unb geitoBen, fopoAl nit
ben 6duiten ala du6 NIT ben Gepehrz
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