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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
MERCHANTS ExchAnaE
SHOE REPAIRING

F. MARCHESE has removed directly
 across the street to 2s66 Main St. first class shoe maker, repairing.
 shoes made to order. good work uanship. sf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
HELP wANTED-MALE

MoULDERS WANTED = Three or four good floor mou1ders in new l shop on aluminium castings. Steady v; work and good wages with bonus; any good floor moulders can handle
 the job. Vim. A. Mills Brass Co.,,
 Port Chester. N. Y. c IS dsp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
PHOpO sUpPLIns

MEMS Soft and Stiff Hats at factory special price s1.o0. Hats to order a speciality. All kinds. Ladies and mems hats renovated. latest style Meath's Hat Shop. 10s Bank St.. bets cen Main and Broad. upstairs
 s 12 *tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

NOGRAPHS-Edison Diamond Amberola Photograph and recordz- Call or write us about our free trial offer of machines; all kind of machines repaired. H. H. Leopold, 1889 Main St. B IT alls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

AAzD LAUNDRY NO SOII1E.D or damaged goods by our work Speciality m ladies washing Dyeing and cleaning. Frenca-Amsr- tcan danu A.aoL4lry. z43 Eaarttsli
 T II as.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

MULLIGAN'S BAKERY-The best in everything in the art of baking. 694 Harral Ave. Tel. Barnum 632i.
 DIS all"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

HELP wAETED-Male; feonpetent metal spinner, accustomed to small and medium sizod work: forty-ntns hour week: q permanent position Jennings Silver Co. lrvinston. New Jersey.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

gE HAVE . largs stock of open and e1ossd Ford delivery bodies Cor Ford carr ready to mount on chas- s1a Metropolitan Auto' q Carriags co., As4 Grand 6t. Phone. Barnum T is alls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
ASHES REMovED

ErzL YOUR Furniture. antiques. hoaks. show caasa. stoves. junk. msrchandise to Daniel P. Ksane, 18sS Main St Phone 4s62-2 Bar BIS ajIs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

fORD sPECIALdsT. We repair ev- srythfng in Ford carsl Thorough overhaulins. workmanship guaraa- fssd- Buy and sell carA Postol BroA 3<s Norman st
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

I PAX HIGHEST prices for second hand furniture and b1nerchazdtses Of ington Ave. near East Main. A. Moot Phone Noble 49. 1saIl-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

ASK. YOUR GROCER for Eise- mans Bread and cakes for sale by all leading grocers. Bakery 641 Penn broke street. Bridgeport.
 R :5 ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
! AUTO ACCESSORIES

supplies, strcs. vulca- ntxing and battery charging. Com D1ets stock of Ford speciaities and part& Selected line of factory sec. onds in leading and makes tires kshmore Auto Supply O., bi 6tsrItng Street.
 g a1 ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
AUTO TRUCKING.
AUTO REPAIRING

foRD SERVICE co. We make . speciality of repairing Ford cars.
 AutomobiIe service city or country Accessories and parts always on D IS dss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

Max Rosenbaum of No. 53S Eass Sixth street was the fifth person to die of anthrax in the Bellevue hospi- tai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

GROSERNIA ma %sprzedaz, robiaca
dobry interes, z powodu innego inte-
resu. Me chce agent6w. T21O3 w. 81
pl., blisko Hoyne ave IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

POTRZEBA busze,mana i egzamiua-
tora PREY Custom" surdutach, TAX
re do fastTygowania kenwesu. 1921
Walton ul. 1S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
Uczcie sic pc Angielsku.

Lcpsza pracc - lcpsza pcnSyc.
Dostaniecic tylko wtedy. kiedy nau-
czycie sic po %angielsku. | mas MOI
Ma bardlo predko nauczyc sic pc an
gielsku: movie. czytac. pisac. "a bar
do przysteOnem wynaGr0dzcnicm.
Nszystko ~tl6maczymy 20 polsku. 70
wnieI Otwicramy kursa gramatyki !
sakoly wyzszej. Przygotowujcmy do
kolegium ] uniwerSvtet0w. vice hO-
rzystajcic 2 tel s~nosobuosCj. PoZa-
miejScowym udzie!amy lekcyi liStow
ME. Z~giaSzajcie sic osohiScie luh nisz
Gle 20 bliLszc iuformacyc. kursa
dzicnne i w]ieczOrne r~ozpocEvuaja sic
l7Go wrlesuia lSeut.l 1917.
American College Preparatory
School.
american School Of LanCuaces.N
SlC& :. Ualsted ul., Chicago. III.
1915
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
AMERYCE.
Lawa nielkoprlysieglych - rozpatry-
q BUFFALO, y. Y.

lava wielkOprEysieglych-r Ozpatry-
wala sprawe AntoniegO PatkicwicZa
&c Solan, y. Y. oskarzonego o zastrze
lcnie W dniu % czerwca swego prey
~jacieIa J6zefa Domblewskiego, take
mieszkanca Sloan.
w tymle Saddle p~rJyjdIie Ma po-
rzsdek dzienny druga sprawl o NOR
derstwo, mianowicie Leona Janko-
wskiego, : Goodyear, oskarzouego o
~zastrzelenie ~poliCyanta Johua Beh--
rensa W dniu II Czerwca " sJyuku
PREY Walden ave.
J6zef StOlccli, jego brat George
Franciszek Kur5ynski, stawall W So
die krymiualnym pod oSkarleniem
o rabunek.
Ma swoje wiasne lycZenic Kurzyh-
ski sadzony byi oddzleluie I uLnauy
zosta} winuym. W sprawie braci Sto-
lcckich lava prEysieglych wyda s~6j
werdykt poEnieI.
" tymte sadie Bernard WieczO-
rex, oskariony o rabunek - PREY.
zual sic do why.
Jan ObrOk, Z Pnr. 65S Hertcl ave,
doni6sl policyi. 5e ~skEadzono mu O
uegdaj $3.50 Z kuferka. jcgU ossczed
noSci wszystkIe. kt6rc " domu pre-
trzymywal. Esmisst 1lozy6 " hanku
ma procent.
Oval wsp6llokstorzy ieso uIotnili
sic take ~ tymcEaslc. kiody picniq-
DE Eginsly.
Va tych pablo podeirIcn.e. &c po-
pefuiIt kradEie1 { Policya ich posIu-
kuje.
" Lackawanna City o5raboVano
$500 Michala G-aguwicEa Kan. ,.
NJ. Gl6 simon ave. k,6ry take sWo-
&c osEcEednOsci prEechoVywoi " ma
tcracu.
Ie tei 20 ludE.s ME mogs sic na-
uc4yG roEumu. ably ME prIytrEmy-
Vac grubyeh pieniedEy ~ dUmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

TOTRIFBA 100 dzicwczat do piracy
W rabrycC cukicrk0w. Stala praca,
dObra zapiata. HglosiG sic do pana
Terrell, i. j. Brarh aud Sons, I'll
l.. Illinois I'll. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

koi6w. Ma tenn posiedzeniu odbedzie
sic mianowanie manazer6w do wszy-
Stktch Oddziat0w sportowych. Sa je-
Slcze wiele wiecej spraw do zalatwie-
mia. Ia nieobecnoSG kara podlug kon-
Stytucyi. Czolem. - S. Szczuka,
PREF; II. 2. Zmicn, sokr. pro,. 3235
y. Springfield ave.
- Kolko Dramatyczne. - Dzisiaj
wieczorem W sail Klubowej odbedzio
sic waane posiedzenie. Wielc spraw
ME c]ierpiacych zwioki do zalatwic-
MIA. - Jan Kondziorski, pre-; Stan.
Pawlicki. sekr. prot.
- Tow. sw. Wojciccha nr. 3Gi T..
P. Il. X. odbedzie mieSieczuc posie-
dzcnic W pi2tck, duia Ago wr6c$u:a
o g~OdEinie $50 wieczorem. W hall
zwyklych posiedzeI. Waznc sprawy
So do zaiatwicnia, vice obccuo$c
ko&dcgo cGlonka jest ~po5adana. -
J61Gr PrEybyio. Prcz.: Antoni Po--
czatek, sokr. prot, 9I9 VILE III. .
2 Kautowa
P~osiedzCnie Tow. sw. JadNlgi,
oddzial Ifty u. y. odbedzic sic "
piHtek, dnia 1feo ~WrIeSuia, o godL.
$50 wicCZorCm. - X. Jachjm. sckr.
prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
Z DETROIT. MICH.

Gdy August MakOwSh, 34letni -
s5S - 29ta ul.. IgiOsil sic W biurze
klerka poTiatowego i prosii o wyda-
ME mu licencyi Slubnej - wyioni'a
sic kwestys, do jskiej nalezy on ma
rodowoSci. Pomimo polskiego nazwi-
ska Makowski twierdzii. re jest An
glikiem, poniewaz urodzii sic ma o.
krecie podczas ~przejazdu rodzicoW
do Ameryki - przez kanai ansielski.
KIerk Pilarski, wydajacy licencye
slubne, t~wierdzii, re MakOwski Jest
Niemcem, poniewa5 ojciec jego byi
poddanym niemieckim. OStateczHie
zagadke te rozEiazali eksperci z de-
partamentu naturalizacyJnego, kto-
rzy orzekli, re Makowski jest Amery-
kaninem, poniewa5 ojciec jego otrzy-
mai drugie papiery obywatelskie -
zanim syn August osiagua} wick, W
kt6rym wedle ustawy musiaiby sic
sam starac o uzyskauie tutejszego o.
b~ywatelstwa. Makowski ma zamiar o.
zeulc sic 2 Berta Hopp.
Rozialona z pOwOdu, il ojciec
chciai ia ukarac. 13letnia Marya Ro-
dowska. usilowals popeiuic samoboj-
stwo " domu rodzic6w pnr. 1862
Central ave. - strZalem skierOwa-
oym " piers.
Ojciec - wedlug zeznan ziolonych
ua policyi - zrEedzil ma Marye, jeSi
ME dopiluovala gesi ma tylnem pod
w6rzu / karal % Iawsze, jeSli sic
jedna gdzie czascm ~zapodziaia. O.
MEDAL. 20 s,wierdEeniu - ojciec "a
grozil Mary obiciem. M te Pogrozke
Maya rozlalOna wybiegla z placzem
do swego pokoiu. a Znalaziszy " MIN
revolver - data do sieDTe s;rzal.
Obeenie ley " krytycsaym stanie
" szpitalu Grace.
Jan Laskowski, lat -, PoPelnil
samob6Etwo W swym domu p. mr..
80 Dane I'll. iona jego, poczuwszy o.
dor gazu. pospieszyia do pokoju me-
"a I znalazla go ~lezacego ma podlo-
DE, a kurek cd gazu odkrecony. -
Klerk koronera Sarzadzil przewiezie-
ME zwlok do trupiarni.
Co bylo ~przycZyna rozpaczliwego
kroku desperate - niewiadomo.
Wladyslaw Szczcpanski, lat 26 z
pnr. 7S5 Chene ul., proOowal je-
chaC samochodem, ktoremu brakowa
10 jednego koia, a oS byia ziamana.
Policyant Hawley, kt0ry przylapai
20 ma tych ~pr6bach ma GratiOt ave.,
RENAL, re Szczepahskl W Cnwm arc
s5towania byi tax pijany, q ME mogl
utrzymsc sic ma nOgach. SedZia ska
LaT 20 ma so dni wieEienia. Jan Sc
lewski, kt6ry siedZiai - tym samo-
chodEie. takte " giotym humorze -
dostsi SO kary.
Edna KarzeWska, 6letnta, bawsrc
sic W sobots pred domem rodzicow
na ny. Elmwood. Zabita Zostaia pod
koIami automobIlu. Ma d5'ecko ma
jechai automobil firmy Gordon-Pa-
gel Szofer Clement Krumholtz. SCI
Chere ul.. zostal aresztowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

POTDTEBA rzeznika. 1881 Milwau-
kee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
2 BELGII.
Torlv-. g. wrzesnia. =

Lordy7, g. wrzeSnia. - Pra,
o,vo donosza IL Or. v. Sandt, cv,
w,'gv crbe-1ato- Beigii zosta} II
tory 2 urze5u - Podo5no ~ "a
wzg,ednv j "a ludzti: faEtyczuil
bvf to iedynv u-zed7;'t n~;e1iecki
"a kt6rego Belgow;e ME mieli "a
ialen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
PRAC.A.

A'RiKh. kt6ra zatrudnia wiele
polSEich kobict i dziewczai potrze-
bnjc ktlka wiGcei do robOty ola ar
mil mlrynarki Stan6w Njednoczo-
nych. pOlskip dziewczeta ktGre mo-
ga prIyj"chaG DO Cleveland, Ohio
mOgH %arahiaG dObrZe. POCZatkujqce
zarab!ajq IS tygodniowo. DOSwiad--
czonC ~2lraDiaia cd SIG do SIS ty-
gOdniOWO cd Sztuki. IA fabryka mia
ia Stala prace przCz II lat. Adreso-
wac p. q. Box GS Station d - Gle
YCland, Ohio. 90 w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
PPArA.

POTRZEBA do mycia naczyn. 1913
W. Huron III.
POTRZEBA kCbiety do piiuOwania
dwOjga dzieci. pnr. 1919 W. Huron
ul.. 2ric piGtrO, Z tylu. -
POTRZEBA Off praSownik6w i do
rObienia dziur do guzik6w. l551
Tell p,.. GerSon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
RuGh v TOxarzystEaGh.
ZE sTANIsLAwOWA.

BacznosC Sokoli Crla BiaiegO. -
DIS wieezorem o goCzinie 6smej Cd
bsdzie sic regularne posiedzenie So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
PRACA.
POTRzEBA TObOtnik6W do H.
jarni 27MC ma godzinQ, ma
pOczatek, takle 1917 nadwyl-
XII p|aeimy extra co missIac.
zgIoscis SIG do BiuEa Piracy
Crane Co, 4Ota | S. Kedzie Az.

ZOBACZCIE ten bargain. . pietrowy
frame ma Armitage ave. Cena SlSoO.
Zobaczcic to naty2hmiast. Roewer,
245J Armitagc ave. ID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

PotrZchn do szycia rekaw0w. robie-
mia kieszeni. podszcwki l rekaW0w /
do rozmaitej rohotv PREY miodHien-
c2HCn aurdutach i paltaCh. A. kas-
prOwitH. 201i WabanSia ave, 3cic
pietrO, i3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
PRACA.

POTRZEBA dOSwiadczOnegO robot
nika ma podw0rzu staregO zClaztWa.
2649 W. ChicacO ave. Is
POTRIEBA mOldcr0w k0i do WACO
now i p~omOcnik0w. Dobra zaplata cd
sztuki. Niema zadnych niepOrOzu-
mien. Lcjarnia jest po%loGona W no
wo-budujacem sic mieSCiC. Stala pra-
"a. XgloSzenia liStownic do w. G..
Slater, p. 0. Box IS, Chicago. Ill.
11-13-22
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

DOBRA naroznikowa g~rosernia do
sprzedania tanio. $500 Greenwich av
Polska okolica. IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
BIURA PIRACY.
III ZP}ATNE STANOWE
IIURU ~sTRECZEN.
QLLikOIS FREE EMPLOYMENT
=. CFFiCES)
SIG SO. Dearborn str.

u" "Vs "SUADO1 SLKe
ma do r0zdania tysIce zatrudnien
wsze.kicso rod4aju robotnikom 1 re
.uicsInikOm, tah n2rzCzy znOm Jak / 10
Etetom, TAX " Chicago jak 1 poza mia
stem. Obsiuga zupGnie bezpiatna tax
dia pracodawcow jak i dia poszukuja
cych prace. Niema zadnych zatarg6w
robotniczych W miejscach, gdzie to
biuro streczy prace. Zglasza6 sic moi
IA pod powyzszyn adresem osobtscie
cd godziny 8 rano do 4 popofudniu,
hbo telefonowac oc Z rano do $50
popoIudniu. Telefon: Wabash $3.50
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-09
CREAMER|ES PROTEST
TRANSFER CHARGES At
TWO JUNCTION POINTS
Claim That Local Draymcn Are
Mas2ing Fortunes at Expense
Of Dairy Business

Charges that transfer men at Ar.
doch and Forest River are amassing
fortunes at the expense of Grand
Forks creameries were heard this aft
ernoon by the railway commission
before whom President Bridgman of
Bridgman-R Russell Co. and other rep
resentatives of the compliments APP.
peared. ~ }J'., ~ n.y. .}".
When new joint rates from 500 line
and Northern Pacific connections into
Grand Forks were established over the
Great Northern, it was represented to
the commission that Is cents per can
was reasonable transfer charge at
Ardoch and Forest River, and this fee
was fixed. Now the creameries con-
tend that it imposes an unjust burden
on them. An average number. of 80
cans are transferred daily at. these
points, creamery men claim, and this
business alone, they say, nets the
transfer companyI$45 per week. which
is taxed up to the creamery COM
panieS. u Il. ,''i". ,'Iit t,r,GT !iHU ~
At the request Of the creameries,
the cream rate cases have been re-
opened, and evidence is being received
from the two factions interested. The
railway companies insist that Is cents
is not an unreasonable charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-09
CHECKING Up NORTH
DAKOTA HOUSEKEEPING
Special Agent of United States
Census Bureau to Prepare
w.
Complete Report

O. w. Wyatt, special agent of the
bureau of the census of the depart
ment of commerce, Wednesday will
complete several weeks audit Of
North Dakota governmental expenses,
which is to be embodied in an annual
census report covering all of the
states and 2lS cities of 10000 popula-
ton or more.
The department has uniform
standard under which departmental
expenses are classified, and state Of.
ticers, students of political economy
and others are expected to find its
comparative statistics an interesting
study. Tables are prepared showing
the per capita cost of every depart
ment Of state service, from the sweep.
ing of the corridors to the drafting of
an important bill or the exercise Of
the executive veto.
Mr.. WYATT commented favora by up.
on North Dakota's low bonded in.
debtedncss, now to.aling but $4G2, 600.
South Dakota's debt is trifle less.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-09
FIRST; Meeting Of: NEW ..
BOARD Of REGENTS HIRE
Notices Sent Out Calling Session
Beginning October 3-Mc.
Views Successor

The first meeting of the new board
of regents, with Frazier appointees in
the majority, will be held at the cap
itol beginning Oct. 3O-the week of
the annual convention of the North
Dakota Education association in Bis.
marck. Secretary Brewer announced
the date for the meeting today, and
advised that their initial notices as
members of the board had been
mailed to George E. Totten of Bow.
man and Robert Muir of Sarles, men,
bers appointed by Governor Frazier
and seated through a recent supreme
court decision. Rev. C. Z. Vermilya
of Valley City is the third Frazier
appointee, having been named some
time ago to succeed Ex-Governor
Frank White of Valley City. The two
holdover members are Lewis F. Craw.
ford of Sentinel Butte, chairman, and
DR.. J. ID. Taylor of Grand Forks.
At this meeting it is probable final
action will be taken on the appoint
ment of successor TO DR.. F. l.. Nc
Vey as president of the University OF
North Dakota. The number of candi.
dates under consideration has been
narrowed down to three, and a choice
will be made, it is predicted, before
the end Of the month.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-09
23rd Fighting Man
In kositzky Clan
Succu'nbs to Cupid
State Auditor Receives Announce
ment Of Wedding of Brother
at MINNEAPOLIS

Receipt today by State Auditor
Karl KositZky Of an announcement Of
the marriage Of his brother, Lieut.
William kositzky, a graduate of the
first officers training school at Fort
Smelling, and Miss Martha Koch of
Lincoln, Neb, calls attention to the
fact that Lieut.. kositzky is the 23rd
member of this family to get into the
worlds war. He has thirteen cOus'
ms fighting for the kaiser and nine
who are preparing to fight against
King William. Arthur Baisch, form
erly of the Belfield lumber yards,
who left for Camp Greene last week
with the Dickinson machine gun com.
pank, is one of the family who re.
Gently enlisted on Uncle Sans side
of the scrap. Gustav Baisch, who has
served several years in 1.-The United
States navy, is another Dakota mem.
Der of the, family, the, American cous-
ms having enlisted from North Da-
kota and South Dakota and Ne.
braska. .,,... .rt,,
Lieut., William Hostility is a form.
e e Burleigh county resident. his boy:
hood having been spent south OF ster.
ling, where Gustav Kositzky, father
Of the state auditor, and; his, soldier
brother. was one of the pioneer farm
ers. The family moved, from Bur
leigh, county to Yankton and later
to, Lincoln, where. Lieut. .Kositzky
was a, student at the University OF
Ne5}r r' 81 when Il he was "a: accepted as
a candidate for T., the first officers
training school. He and his bride
viii make their home for, the present
vt, Fort Brady, Michigan, where he
IS Is, assigned to the the fist Y s infantry
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-09

%Terribly disappointed, but undaunt'
ed, Lieut. II. G. Markley of Hamilton,
fighting chaplain of the smashed Sec
ond, arrived in Bismarck yesterday in
an effort to learn from some official
source what had happened to his regi-
ment. Chaplain Markley came from
a whirlwind campaign of the state
which had resulted in boosting the
chaplains fund of the Second to
$4,000. In regions suffering from a
near crop failure, he achieved the i'm
possible, and came away with hun
dreds of dollars for the use of his
boys Then, Sunday, he arrived in
Harvey to learn from press dispatch
that he had no regiment and that his
boys had been scattered to the four
winds. The fighting chaplain had no
heart Sunday night for his talk at Har-
vey, the home OF the splendid Second
regiment band, but he did talk, and
Harvey, which has so literally sup
ported its band, told Lieut. Markley
that anything he wanted for any North
Dakota unit he might be interested in
was his.
No Official Advice.
81 can find no official information
on the fate OF the Second" said Chap
lain Markley. "Adjutant General Fra
scr advises me that he knows no more
than was contained in the Associated
Press dispatches from Charlotte. 1t
is a terrible blow to the state, to the
people who were so proud of their
Second regiment, and to me- | had
planned so much for my boys, and
the people had been so loyal in their
response"
To-day Chaplain Marley is in Dick
inson attending the 32nd annual con.
ference of the North Dakota Methodist
church Thence he goes to Wood.
land, ILL.,, for a visit with Mrs. Mark
ley, then TO Washington, Pa, his old
home, and finally to Camp Greene,
Charlotte. n. c., where he will report
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-09
LIBERTY BOND
DRIVE STARTS
NEXT WEEK

H. P. Goddard chairman Of the
Burlc!gh county Liberty E'ond com
mittee, today announced the appoint
ment of the following committee to
handle the drive in Bismarck: p. R
Fields, chairman; A. w. Lucas, B. c.
Marks and H. II. Steele:
These men will map out the city
canvass. 1t is hoped to carry on a
whirlwind campaign starting next
Monday morning.
Mr.. Goddard left this morning to
organize the towns throughout the
county so that there will be strong
working organization in each section
to push the sale of the bonds.
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feng a family in
spill turtle
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Made Many Towns.

Chaplain Markley's recent tour car
ried him to Max, Coleharbor, Turtle
Lake, Fessenden, Velva, Minot, Ray,
Wildrose, Crosby, Noonan, Flaxton and
Harvey. Nothing but the most loyal
of support was encountered in any of
these towns. At two little pro-German
villages in the central part of the
state the fighting chaplain received a
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cool reception, and he stood up in
front of menacing Teutonic crowds
and said: 1.-The time has come when
you fellows must get in or out; you
are either with us, or against us, and
Uncle Sam will not be long in finding
out which"
81 could not have accomplished even
a small part of what l did without
the assistance of Rev. C. ]. G. Reid
of Washburn, who accompanied me,
acted as advance agent, and made
wonderful Introductory talks said
the chaplain.