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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
SEVENTEEN BILLS
MADE PUBLIC
Thirty Four Indictments Remain
Secret Until Arrests Are
Made

Fargo, Aug 2.-Scyentren indict-
ments against persons under arrest
have been returned by the federal
grand jury in session in Fargo, head
ing the list Of true bills found being
that against William Brhrbaun,,
charged with embeZzlemcnt from a
national bank.
Numerous cases of alleged intro
ductiOn of liquor to an Indian reSer-
walton, one for failure to rcgiSt cr
under the CONSUMPTION act, and sew
eral actions involving misuse of the
mails, are included in the list, as fol
lows:
William -EmDczzlemcnt
from national bank
Gustoff Ilerr-Fraudulent use of
the mails.
Otto Galtz-Faiure to register.
Peter misunderstanding liquor
without paying internal revenue tax
James Janks - Retailing liquor
without paying revenue tax
ID. w. Enyeart and Ralph e. Shat
er-lntroducing liquor into Indian
country.
Harry Poschaut-Mailing obscene
matter.
:, Fred Burrow - Retailing liquor
without paying revenue tax.
John GrOssman and Tom Spiwak-
Introducing liquor into Indian coun-
try.
g. Ed Liska-Introducing liquor into
Indian country.
Frank Demars-Introducin liquor
into Indian country.
Fred Eberhard. William Kahn and
s. J. French-lntroducing liquor into
Indian country.
Herman Braudy-Introducin liq-
nor into Indian country
In addition to this srnnn of indict.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
CLIFF NORTON TAKES
CHARGE Of MANDAN'S
WESTERN SALES CO,
Popular Salesman Becomes Man.
ager Here for Well Known
Automobile Agency

The Western Sales company of Man
Jan and bismarck has been rc-incor-
pOratcd and the Mandan Office has n
now manager. Cliff Il. Norton and
Jeff White of Bismarck now are mem
bers of the corporation. The officers
OF the new Incorporation are: Prcsj
dent, +. l.. Helstrom; vice president,
Cliff r. Norton: secretary and trea-
surer, l.. f. Opdyke; and Jeff White
is one of the directors, together with
the former attorney general, II. J.
Linde. The automobile company is
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
Montonan Thinks One
Good Pair OF Legs Is,
Sufficient fjfoI,jr'1:' .7wo

Glendiye, Mont, Aug g. Ernest
l.agclOw, somewhere in Montana, is
minus a leg, for which reason he is
minus a wife Ernest advcrtiscS that
aside from the lack Of leg he is a
lirSt-rate man who will make an en-
cellent husband to any woman who
does not lay too much stress upon
anatomical perfection.
following letter:
II wish for you to get mo a wife
on account of the loss of won lag the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

10000 men in North Dakota and
South Dakota, 10000 in South Dako-
ia and 10000 in North Dakota" said
J. r. Parker, secretary Of the Fargo
local of the Industrial Workers or the
World this afternoon, who was seen
at the headquarters located at 2l4
Front street, around which a crowd
Of idle men sat reading the labor pa
pers.
"Our scale is s. for ten hours, or
from I o'clock in the morning until
O'Clock" said Parker. 1.-THE Nom
partisan and our men couldn't reach
an agreement. In fact, we both vot-
ed down the proposition before us
for consideration. The tentative
agreement was that we should get 81
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

%nrls are turning me down around
hcrc SO i wish to maik use of your
pHrrr. Aim 4 farmer doing all my
own work and cote 10 akers under
Cultivation own 800 and cote some
cattle and horses 6 foot brown hair
blnc eyes german by I'eryh Americon
cityZcn age "a Good Home for write
woman no women under 2J ned apply
no GbjeXiOn to women with money
orc one leg yours truly yours truly"
Ernest is thrifty. His is a right,
and he is looking for lady with a
left who can wear that extra shoe
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

ments, there is the joint Indictment
against five corporations charging
violation of the Sherman antitrust
act, and 81 other indictments against
persons not yet under arrest.
The service of bench warrants on
the long list of alleged offenders not
yet arrested has already been under
taken by the United States marshal.
and his deputies are scattered over
the state at the present time, in
search of some of the wanted men,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

The present price is in each case
the hirh"ct nrir' fCr tn" year.
q 30. :i.ir|' ti:n ,cSiulilg of
increase-in the spring of 1915 At
the outbreak Of \, war in 1914 flour
was S. a barre Ihc price after
three or four m..I;li started upward
by Feb. 8, 191 /, / ha climbed to
$50.
In most cities there was no protest
against slight increases. enough to
cover IT, "'lv; y, d iolr prices; But
immedia .c::' MoEr started down again,
and bread also dropped.
Then Aug 3, 1876, flour once moro
began to soar. Once more the lak-
ers laid their cards on the table.
Bread prices were boosted to their
present figure, and, because the pub
lie knew $3.50 flour nccessitatcd the
increase, it acquicsced. Then -four
prices dropped for the second time
They have been going down ever
since. And ever since the public
has been waiting for bread prices
likewise to tumble.
s. They Haven't Tumbed
And the mystery is all the deeper
because, whereas -four on any given
day sells at practically the same fig
ure in almost no two cities. In
Louisville s cents a pound. in Omaha
10 cents, in Memphis - cents and in
bridgeport Is cents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

not find "a ,sblQod xemedy that ap-
proaches S. S. S. for real efficiency.
1t has been on the market for fifty
years, during which time it has teen
giving uniform satisfaction for all
manner of blood disorders. Ii you
want prompt and lasting relief. you
can rely upon S. S. S. For ,xpert
advice as to the treatment Of your
own individual case. write 20 day to
Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific
Co., Dept. c Atlanta, Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
BACK TO WISCONSIN
Kensal Farmer Buys Home for
Old Age in the Dells

kensal, N. d., Aug. 2.-Kensal CON-
munity is about to lose it's most sci
entific farmer, J. H. Golf, who, as soon
as his harvest is disposed of, will sell
his pure bred herd and move to
14O-acre homestead in the dells Of
Wisconsin, % miles from ST. Paul,
which he recently purchased
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
CATTLE GOING IN
Turtle Lake Ranges Unable to
Support Grazing Herds

Darlington, N. d., Aug. 2-Fifteen
carloads of cattle from the Turtle
Lake branch; bound for market, pass
ed through Darlington in one day
The shortage of pastures is driving
the herds from the ranges Rains of
the last few days, may bring some of
them back later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

Two unusual photographs show
abandoned German guns, left
when the Germans were driven
back in the battle of the Aisnc.
Thc deserted battery was a mass
OF Wrcrkagc, as was everything
in the bOmbar,leN district. Note
the ruins of buildings in the back.
ground Of the upper photo, indi-
eating the devastation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
There's just one thing to do.

If your skin seems ablaze with the
fiery burning and itching of Eczema,
real and lasting relief can only
c ONE from treatment that goes below
the surface--that reaches down to
the very source of the trouble. So
called skin u;ceascs come from a dis
ordered condition of the blood, and
the proper treatment is through the
blood
Search far and near, and you cam
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
RANGE CONDITIONS
GOOD IN BAD LANDS
SAYS MEDORA MAN

Medora, n. D., Aug. 2-Range con-
ditions are good in the Bad Lands. re.
ports j. c. Mullaney, one of Billings
county's foremost ranchers. He pre-
diets this region will ship as much cat
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

tie this year as ever before, but adj
mitS that some of it will be light
stuff, and will come back into this
territory as feeders. Mr. Mullaney is
Just back from St. Paul, whittier he
took 125 head of yearlngs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

day when wheat was $l.75 or I'M
der, and So a day when wheat was
81 or more per bushel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02
|. Y. Y. WANT
TOWNLE'Y WAGE
Or D || WON 7 WORK

Fargo, Aug. 2.-SiA hundred "wob-
hers,' or members Of the Industrial
Workers Of the World, yesterday held
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

n5rolib bon ser Ga 6oltr-6obrif in0
in oen Gerug Groonne. uno G5eOreur-
glbidnitten mlf 6eioen Seiten itott.
3ip0li6unoert @ei6oiie wur0en oui
9i6eims a6gefeuert.~
9elgiider @eri6t; rGinige ser
0orier binter unierer 8ront muroen
wd6reno DER 9Ia6t bom6or0irt. @d6.
reno oes Sa9cs beidoB Die Oeltide
9lrtiGerie me6rere unierer 9atterien.
Die 9(ftipitdt Ser 9lrtiQerie mar be.
ionOers beitig in Dem iii0lideu E6eil
oes belgii6en Settors.
@oris, %. SUM. - Ger 6eute
ausgege6ene ontlide 6ront6eridt
oes fran30iiiden ariegs6ureolls mel.
Oet fortgeiebte i9arfe 9lrtilIerie.
Sample in ser 9}d6e Oes 8roi0mont.
@e66its rno Del Goeprerr.
SonOon mel0et erfolgrei.
de lleberffGlle.
2onOon %. SUM. - 9lmtli6
murOe 6eute BON ser 6ront in 5ranf.
reid mo 9elgien genel0ct
oGriolgrei6e llc6cridQe purOen
aeiiern 9}abt bon ms an oeri6ieOe.
nen @unften Ger 6ront lmternom.
men. 9lbt6eiliingen unierer Grnppeu
ii6eriielen Oie iein0liden @rG6en in
Der 9}a66aridait bon @pe6D, 9ulle-
court, 9ioeur, Coos imO Soog, t0Ote.
ten Diele Geiiti6e imO na6men mc6.
rere @eiangene @ei einem au0eren
lle6erfall 0iili6 bon Germclles mad
ten pir 10 @efangene imO cr6elltcten
5pei @ro6enni0rier. llnicre 9l6t6ci.
lung 6lie6 ii6cr 3mei ShlnOen in 0ea
ieiuoli6en @rd6eu iprengte Die I'm
teritGn0e unO fiigte Ger geIobung
i@mere Gerlilitc bel.
9nBer Oieien lle6erfdQen muroen
bon ms fleinere eriolgreide Inter
ne6ntnqen liiOmeitlib bon Gems ln0
nor0peltlld bon Warneton Dolrlbrt
lno in 6eiOen @egenOeu gelpamen
mir an 9ooen."
.9l6fGouen ser 9(rtiIlcrie-
SbGtiGfeit.
81 o NJ %. SSlni. n o0aS 9lrtille.
rieieuer mar geitern i'm glagemeinen
idma6~, iaet Scr 6eiltige 9eri6t oeS
&riegS6ureous ii6er 0ie Sperationen
an Ser 0Itcrrei6iI6 itolienii6en
6ront.
oaleinere @eiedte 5piiAen Necog-
Observation-Disclosures ianoen itott.
Sin feinolider 2lngriff in Dem Sbal
wurOe leiAt 5nriidgeihlagen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
GGineieu iinaeu nstar spansIcO
Banner"

G6ica9o, 25. Sllni. II Cine
groBe Nlcnideumenoe beriammeltc
iid geltern 2lbenO in ser Siio.gIarf-,
nobe Der Sorriion.5troBe, no Elm ous
200 9bineien 5uiammengeiebterG Dor
ooS Star Spaualeo Bonner" iang.
Ger 9InlaB mar ole Gimpeibune oes
neuen Sauptquartiers ser sip Sinq
Gong @eieaihait4. Gas @e6dlISe
mar nit dineiiiden unO omerifani.
i6en iSIaggen feitlidb aeidniidt.
FrGIioent Donne Som belt cinc
glnlprade, in meIber er aae ieine
SanoSlentc alIiioroerte, Ocn Gereinia-
ten Staaten in oem arieae aeaen
Genti6lanO 9eiItan0 gu leilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
@arI6ancr SOdIdnIcn peIdjIoTeu.

General bon 9eieller Our6 Snltung
Der Smoeutenidait oo5u Oeron.
laBt. - 1ie Stuoenten meigern
iid GolIeeieu.@eIOer gu be5ub-
len.
Berlin. %. Slmi. II 1ie rgoi-
iiide 3eitiIug" erfdbrt, Dab General
Sans $. BON 9eieler, @eneral-@ou.
perneitr oes BON oen Geutiden in
RuBlanO occlipirten @ebiets, Die llni.
0erIitGt @ari6au unO oas polDted-
niide Snititut negen zines i'm Oloi
ltattgefltnoen Shloentenitreites ge.
I6loiien bat. O2ebrere StuOenten
mur0en bel einem StraBenfrapall
pegen 5rieoensforung ln0 8iOer.
iionoes seeen Oie Staatsgewolt Der.
baftet, aber ipdter mieoer freigelai-
fen. Sic gan5e Stuoeutenidoft er.
flGrte einen Spmpotbie-Strife, neil
i6re @iirOe unO Oie rationale @bre
6eleioigt por0en leien.
glodoem omtIid ieiteeitellt nor.
oen mar, OaB beioe Snitihltionen per.
manent eeidlofen miirOen, folls ser
Streit niht auiee6oben piirOe, febr.
ten ole Stuoenten in ibre aloiien 81.
rid, meigerten ii6 aber, Die @olle.
giengeloer 5u 6e5ablen. Ger @orfall
ereignete ii6 81 elmer Belt, ais oic
oeutiden 9e60rOen betreiis lle6ertro.
gung Der S6ulen al ole 2ofalOer-
paltlng lnterbanoelten.
General bon 9eieler 6enadridtigte
oie pomiiden @ertreter, er f0nne Die
8erbanolungen nidt fortfii6ren
pem ole Stuoenteuibaft ibren 9e.
i6luB, Oie Golleeiengeloer ni6t 5u
be3oblen nidt 5uriidnebme. 9ei Ell.
ner Stuoenten.8eriammlung murOe
beidloiien Die neuen Iireftoren an.
3nerfennen, melbe ais Spiben Der
Snitihlte Oorgeihlaeen tporen. Sic
Stuoenten beiAloiien aud, bic 3a6-
lung ser GoIleaieugeloer peiterbin 5u
Oerpeigern. Ga ieine @eoulO eridopit
por, idloB General bon 9eieler Die
beioen Snititute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
Gin Don 9nan
@ar Der WtOrOer &utb
Grugers.
Wattim 6cffagte itdb bitter
itber ieine ltntreme.

Sn @riefen an @ermanOte in Sta
lien. ~ Gie lluteriu6un9 in So
Ioano forOert weitere ein8eIn-
beiteu ans Dem 2eben oes eeitdn-
oiaen N}6rocrs Goc6i 8u Gage.
@r mag in Stalieu pro5eiirt
mcrOcu. II Sails g(usIicferunes-
llnter6anOluugen fcbIi@logen.
Bologna 25. SUM. ~ Gie go.
li3ei.glltorit0ten welde ole @eibidte
9llireoo Gocdi's, pes M0roers ser
9iut6 @nger in 0lep-Yorf, ltnterill-
den 6o6en Die nodiie6enoeu meite.
rem Gin3el6eiten 6e5iiglid Oes Nlor.
0es ans 2i6t ge6radt:
.9us @oc6i ans SStalien na6 Oen
&ereinigten Stadten a6fu6r mar er
Dcrliebt in W!arin Dlagrina, cine BE.
oienitete in Der Gocdi-6omilie. &ur5
nod ieiuer glnfunit in 9iep-Yorf
i6rie6 er i6r unO Deriprad iie 5u
6ei ot6en, menn Tie nad Oen Ser.
Stoutcn fommen piirOe.
Grob Oes 2lbreOens i6rer 8erponO.
ten reiite Oos ilnge 0ldoGen, 6eglei-
tet bon elmer 6relmOin, na6 9lew.
9orf @enige &o6en na1 i6rer 9h.
timit oortiel6it idrie6 Tie nod Soule
mO 6eflagte iicb bitter, OoB Gocdi
untreu iei. Sic iagte, elm @iann babe
Gocc6i Der6oitcn loiien neil Oeriel6e
nit einer @ottin 9e3ie6ungen inter-
6olten; er babe aber ihlieBlidb @oc.
dis 6reilaiiilng errpirft, nodOem
Ocriel6e 9eiierlmg Oeriproden. Gocdi
er6ielt BON ieinen &erpanoten m0
Oenet ieincr 6rau Idarie &oupiirie.
@r idrie6 ibnen, in0em er ieiner ern-
item 9ene 9luSOrud ga6, ober feline
&eruanoteu bot, aui ieine 8ralt ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
4utt-Sirg
WerfiiaOen Oic GugIdn.
Der an DER @eitfrOnt.
0lf 6euticbe 0(crOpInne
amsebIiA nu6er @efed)t
9eieet.

9riten Oermiiien MIR fiinf 6Gug3eu-
ae. @eitere erfolge iii0tpeIt-
lid bon Sens luo auf beiOen
llfern oes Sou6e5. 5uiies. n
3eutider lle6erfalI bon 9ioidi-
neneemebrfeuer auriidgewieien.
@o8 %oris unO Som meloeu.
2on6on, 25. SUM-. II Ger ofii-
5ielle 9eri6t Oes britiiben Soupt-
quarters in 6rontreid lautete 6eute
9lbeno foleenoeruaBen:
n9luf uniere @riolge in ser lebten
gla9t iiiomeitli6 BON Gems iolsten
weitere auf 6eioen lliern 0es Soude3.
Subitantieae Sorti9rittc mur0en BON
inieren Srltppen IN oieiem 9lreol oif
elmer 5ront pom ungeid6r eininOein.
baIber N3eile gemadt.
Gin BON oem 6eino geitern 9lbenO
unternommener lle6eriaQ liiooiilib
bon Opern murOe bon Dem 5euer I'M
ierer Wloibinengewebre Doaitdnoig
5itriidgewieien.
Seitiee 2uitfGmpie ion0en 9eitern
itatt. 6iini oeutide g(eroplane mur.
ben BON unieren MoiAinen berunter-
eebrabt; iiini onoere perloren oie
Gontrole. @ine anoere ieinolibe Wla-
Idine puroe BON imieren glnti-6lug-
5eug @el@iiben 6eruntereeidofen
5itni imierer @iaidineu per0eu uer-
miBt."
81 6eims NIT 1900 @ei6oi +
fen 6ombor0irt.
8oris, %. SUM. Ger iol.
eenoe 8eri6t iiber Die miIitdrii6en
Operotionen puroc 6eitte bon Dem
2riegs-9ltreau 6erausgege6en
gSeitige 9[rtiaerie.GbGtigfeit fano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
SritenIdJiff seltrumOet.

9im a, 9eru 25. SUM. - Ter
britil6e Campfer o@IOer gran6~,
Elm S6iff BON 4443 Gonnen &ollm.
in6alt, lit an Der SnieI 9obros, nabe
Der aiiIte bon 4'eru eeitranoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

Staot uno feuerten S6iiile ouf sic
Eruppen ab. Gas W1ilitGr antwor.
tete nit Saloenfeuer; eiu 8lii6tling
wnroe getootet lmo odt perpunoet
9 8lutDergieBen all Sag .
mad StrGfIingen.
PETERSBURG, %. Slni. ~ Sn
Simferopol in Der 4rim fam es ge.
itern OIadt anf Der SSago nad Geier-
teliren ou elmer SdieBerei imO auf
beioen Seiten CAB es @erpunoete.
Cine eroBe gln5ubI ger6aitlmgen
muroen porgenommen. Qie 3abl Der
5uriidfebrenoen Geierteure nimmt
tdelih 5u.
Root ipridt 9iuBIonO
W utb 5n.
osfau, "a. Sini Gin Der lie
berlieierung per5oeert). III Qie ame.
rifaniihe N2iiiiou, nit gIibu 93oot
an Der Spite, bciudte beiite oas bic
Iige Souptquartier oes &rieesinou.
1trie.9lusihuIies. Ole 9lmerifaner
murOen ber5lid empianeen. Sn 9e-
onttportllng elmer gegriiBungs-9ln-
iprobe erfldrte 9loot, oaB glmerifo
10 W1iaionen Wann in 8ertbeioislng
Ser 8rei6eit 81 Sen 6abnen einberli-
fen babe. Seine @orte muroen nit
begeiitertem 8eifaa auigeuommen
@eiter lagte Goot, cine balbe Nlil-
lion 9lmerifaner peroe balo i'm Ram.
pfc heben. 9[merifa's 3lotte iei be-
reits BEL Der 8erni6tung 0eutiber
9ou1boote am @erf. 9ei Der Sdil.
oering oes Gintretens 9tmerifa's in
oen @eltfriee lobte er oie amerifani.
i6en 9lrbeiter. melhe i'm Sntereiie
Der Station freiwiaig ldneere 9lrbeits.
oeit eineefiibrt bdtten uno bolO 9iuB.
lambs 9eitellingen ouf 2ofomotiOen
imO 9abnwaegons ausfiibren Mir
oeu.
6ortfabreno, erflGrte Der @ortfiib.
rer Der dmeritaniI6en Wiiiion
,Sagt ms, mas 9luBlnno wiini6t,
uno mir iperOen 5u Silie fommen.
llniere bebren ariegs5ieIe redtferti-
gen Die idmeriten Spfer, imO elm Sc.
Der, peIder oieie 8iele ni6t besreiien
fann beritebt iiberbaupt ni6ts."
1ie 9lmeritaner beiu1ten ipdter
oos @omite ser Wosfauer 9orie imo
lpuroen bon Dem @rdiioenten oes 60
mites, Sretiafop, empiangen. gar-
ouf beiibtigten iie ole @olfs6onf imo
OerIbieoene W9unitionsiabrifeu, hpc
ibnen elm ent6uiioiiiider @mpiang
bereitet puroe.
@iniee Ofitglieoer Ger Gommiiiior
beeaben iib nad Sereiewsfp, INN OoS
beriibmte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
beiu6en. llnteripegs trofen Iie mil
Dem @eneral-@rofIrator ser Gebol.
SDnooe nno anoereu @iirOentrdeerr
Der STRIDE 5wammen welde oil
Qlmerifoner ber5lib besriibten.
90 arine Mite lieoer be-
II den 81 I d angel.
Petersburg "a. SUM (oer,
ipdtet). Gontre.9lomiral Somes
s. @lennon ino Die iibrieen W1arine,
MiteIieoer Der amerifaniiben W2iI.
iion iino no6 glrbaneel sereiit I'M
oieien Soien 5u beii6tieen. Gapitdr
Nlc@uaD, ser Marine.9lttp9e Der bic,
iigen amerifaniidben @otidaft, be-
gleitet lie. 9ebterer beeiebt lid Dor
9lrhangel na6 aoIa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

9lbounentcu, bic ben ,1mtidlcn Gorreipon.
benten" nidlt piinltlid ober nuregelmdRia Ct.
balten, linb nebefeu, ber Office baODu pr sc.
lepbon 0oer imtihlin withholding 90 madleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
Rn6lano's
trtibrits-AnItibr
Sisber 1900, 600, 900
OtnbeI Sesei6net.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-02
MODERATE PAPER
STANDS BACK OF
SUBMARINE ORDER

BERLIN, Via London, Feb. 2.-The
Boersen zeitung, which has been con-
sistently moderate on the submarine
and similar issues, summarizes its own
acquiescence in the decision OF the
government in these words
HE would be a poor German who
would not now say: Right or wrong,
the only thing that counts now is to
fight for the fatherland's victory
The paper points out that it has
steadfastly maintained the attitude
that criticism OF the authorities and
the leaders was not justified, because
they only were in position, owing to
their knowledge, to judge Of the wis
dom or unwisdom of any single act
Therefore. the Boersen Zeitung does
not attempt to criticize, nor does it
renew its earlier convictions against
unrestricted submarine warfare.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-02
LIQUOR DEALERS
Plan TO enter
new BUSINESSES

All Richmond is divided into two
camps today
One Is composed Of those persons
who rejoiced when they heard the Reid
Memorial chimes and other church
hells signal the passage OF the state
prohibition bill.
The other is composed Of those who
frowned when they heard the bells.
The first camp contains church folks
ond other prohibition advocates and
TIE second the liberal folks and the
liquor men with their affiliated trades.
Dry Forces Are JubiIant.
Drys were jubilant over the victory
for their cause. Tonight the churches
federating in the simultaneous cam
paign will hold praise services.
VETS, confident until the last minute
that the bill would not pass the senate,
accepted the verdict with misgivings
but with resignation.
Agitation for the statutory bill has
been Of such comparatively recent
origin that Richmond saloon men nave
not been able to give much thought to
the channels into which they Will d.
vert their capital and enterprise when
the law becomes effective.
Liquor dealers interviewed this
morning said they had not giyen
thought to their future business az
fairs. They will have more than
year before the law become effective
to compose their affairs.
Can Divert Their Interests.
To saloonists who, like Adolph Blick-
wedel, have groceries in connection
with their bars, prohibition wip not
prove to be so heavy blow. They
can continue to operate their groceries.
W. E. Haberkern, who is whole
saler and retailer Of liquors. today dis
played sign in his store window read
ing, "Wet or dry we shall remain In
business in this location" 1t is under
stood he intends to conduct q whole
sale grocery.
Mrs. Jesse Schultz, Richmond's only
woman saloonkeeper, said she had not
made any definite plans for the future.
~" viii Open Millinery Store.
One of the partners Of Dolan and
Kinder's cafe, known as "Martie and
Georges place, said his firm is in
tending to enter the millinery bust
ness.
G. w. Jessup said the future dis.
position of his business affairs would
have to be determined between now
and the time the dry law becomes ef-
fective
"a man can't select q new business
and become established In 1t in half
hour" he said.
It is understood South End saloon.
ist after TIE last option election bought
II small farm at the edge Of the city
with the expectation Of operating 1t Il
the city ever went dry.