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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10
JAMESTOWN SENIORS TO
STAGE 4 CLASS PLAY

: Especial to The Tribune)
jamestown, n. d.. March 1O-"All
of Sudden Peggy" is the name of
the play which the members of the
graduating class of jamestown high
school have chosen for their class
play for 1917.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10
N. P. TO LAY 90-POUND
RAILS ON BRANCH LINES
(SDecial to The Tribune)

VSpUCIdI 10 TIC ITIUUHCJ
Valley City, n. d., March l0-7The
Northern Pacific will lay new 90-lb.
steel rails on it's line from Alta to
Berea Forty cars of rails will be re-
CURED
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10
BENEFICIARIES GET
CHECK FOR $2,438.6C
Especial to The Tribune)

ToDeC1aI 10 TIC IT1DUHtJ
Dickinson, N. D., March 10-A
check of $2,43S.60 has been received
by C. H. Stark, secretary of the Dick
inson Homestead Of the Brotherhood
of American Woman, in payment for
the life insurance policy held by the
late Peter H. Olson, who lost his life
last fall in an auto accident south Of
New England, Olson was formerly a
buttermaker for the Dickinson Cream
cry Company. The benelicaries are
Mrs. Hilda Olson, Mural, Olive, Thel-
ma, 1nez and Leon Olson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10
LAND NEAR BISMARCK

FOR SALE-On easy terms. $500
per acre. S. w. ID Section 80,
Township 1879, Range 70. A few
miles n. E. of Bismarck. Long time
given for payment. Alex. T. Glib
son, P. O. Box SCI, Chico, Butte
Co., Calf.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10

FOR SALE-FNe quarter sections in a
body; first-class smooth prairie land;
no stone; good soil, suitable for
flax. Buy direct of owner and Save
commissions. S. S. Clifford, Bis
marck, N. d. 3.5.12t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI.
NINE Tablets. Druggists refund mon.
ey If it fails to cure. Il. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. Csc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10
NOTICE,

All parties having accounts against
the Commercial club will present
itemiZed statement of same to J. P.
Clinton, chairman Finance Commit
tee, at once.seys ia -. 3.9-3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10

Special for Saturday and Sunday
Chocolate Ice Cream-Fountain at
Fnney's.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10

Custom-made shirts. Klein.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-10
LANDS

FOR SALE-Lands suitable to break
and SOW to flax Also improved
farms. Handy locations. D. l..
Boynton, 121 Fourth St. 3-S-3t
FOR SALE-16O acres, uninproved,
in section 2, township 1879, near
Driscoll; only SIS per acre. Write
Owe Peterson, Sc West Elizabeth
St.. Detroit, Mich 3-S.12t
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
W.C. T. U. CAMPAIGN IS GREAT SUCCESS
Reception .GiYen in Observance of
 Its Conclusion E

Tn observance of the successful
 membership campaign which was started several weeks ago the New Britain branch of the Women's . Christian Temperance union held .
 reception at the Young Womep's
 Christian association rooms last eve
 ming. The hall was prsttily decorated the national cclors being the color scheme Palms added to the attrac-
 tiveness of the! stage. Practically all the members of the organisation were
 present, including those who joined during the campaign. lS
 Although the organization set out to secure only 100 members the re- ports reads last evening show that this figure has been exceeded by 64, the total number of new members having been added being 18l. The old members are highly gratifisd~ at the success of the undertalkipg and those who Volunteered their services in soliciting new members report that 1t was q pleasure. Tho ranks now i'm clude tho most prominent people in the city and all are enthusiastic and will help further the interests Of the principles for which the union stands.
 At the beginning of the campaign two teams of twenty members each were formed with Mrs. w. E. Doo- little and Mrs. Fred Buell. actin9 as captains of the respective teams. Owing to the success gained the campaign which was to have been concluded In Juno was continued, up until yesterday. Competition was keen between the two captains and their forces for the honor of regis tering the most new members and up to yesterday afternoon Mrs. Doolittle's team had reported s2 application re- ceived while Mrs. Buells, team had registered S1. However, Mrs. Buer scored a hit just before the reception began. securing another new mem Der which made 1t tic. Plans may be made to add new members within a few days.
 The program last evening included an address by Mrs. Mary B. weiles of Wetherslield. who is county presi- dent; address of welcome to the new member by Mrs. John c. Gilchrsest. president of the New Britain branch:
 America" by the entire assemblaxe: solo,, "The White Ribbon Star span- gied Banner" MrA L. e. Howard: duet. Miss Vera Brown, Holinist. and selections by quartet consisting of Miss Charlotte Trader. pianist: vocal Baker. Mrs. Fannie Carr and Mrs. D. K. Perry. After the reception. q social time was enjoyed, and refresh ments were served.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
Cidty Ae,,as

Special shirt week at Wilson's. --advt.
 Plans are being formulated by St. Joseph Y. M.SA. A. for an athletic meet to be held early in July. Through an oversight, the name of ''Larry's" restaurant was omitted from those published recently n hay ing clean and sanitary milk at their places, as found by the milk inspector.
 T. A. B. Drum corps dance, T. A B. hall. Thursday night.-advt.
 James Glover has arrived home from Georgetown University for the summer vacation.
 Demonstration of Alcazar Rango. Arcade Furniture Store. Free souve- nirs.-advt. ~A
 & Co.,, is suffering from a badly sprained right wrist and forearm a a result of back-nring from his auto mobile engine as he started to crank it yesterday. Dr. Joseph Walsh save surgical attention and, for . time, 1t was feared that small bones of the wrist had been fractured.
 The Lady Owls will meet in e. A. R. hall tonight, instead of Electric hall. the latter meeting place being erroneously announced as the oficial hall.
 Get "shirted up'' for ~t11e summer this week at Wilson's.-advt.
 The Loyal Order of Moose has authorised the investment of $500 in Liberty Bonds.''
 Misses Selma Fritz and Ina At wood have been elected directors of the High School Commercial club. The new directors succeed Miss Mary Pingree. who organized the club, but will not return to the school next fall. A dance will be given tonight by the Y. M. T. A. & B. society's drum corps at their hall. A largo audi ence, including many from ! nearby cities is expected
 George Lambert, Jr.. who has been confined to 8 hospital in Columbus, Ohio, with inflamatory rheumatism, arrived at his home at 47 Glen street yesterday. He is slowly improving. The Luther league of the English Lutheran church will meet Thursday evening at o'clock sharp at 1es Main street. All members are urged to be present.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
STANLEY WORKS TO M
 ERECT NEW BUILDINGs
Seven story, ConcEete struc4nre V1n
 Cost si3o, 900 Third of Kind Within Few Years s.s

Building Inspector A. N. Ruther-s ford this afternoon iesued to, tho Stanley Works. a permit for the .eree-s tion of . concrete. factory builfinG., 60x200 feet, of Myrtle street, adjAA cent to the present main buildings on Myrtle street. This is the third sfac@s tory building of it's kind that the ngnss cern has erected within the pastsfss $13O,6O0 N. Selander, and q similar per init wal granted F. l.. Hart for a garage at 6t Kensington avenue.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
AGED NUN EXPIRES.
Mer1den Sister Came to Connecticut
 in 1872.

Meriden, June 7.-Sister Mary Ig- natius Singard, for moro than 60 years in religious work. died today at St. Bridget's convent of Mercy here, from old aga. She spent the greater part of her sisterhood in the. convent of the Assumption at Ansonia, where some years ago a large celebration of her golden jubilee was held.
 She was born in Ireland, the daugh- ter of Captain Thomas singard of Cooga, County Clare, entered the re- ligious order there and came to Con- necticut with the first band of sisters in 1872. She was engaged in teach ing.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
ST. JosEPH,s ENTERTAINMENT

St. Joseph's hall was filled to ca- pacity last evening during the enter tainment given by the Junior Sodal- ity of the church. Every part of the clay '"The Promise Fulfilled" was e:editably taken. Columbia and the flag drill were exceptionally we'll giv- en and among the other features were the plano duets by members Of St. Joseph's music class. The sisters who made possible the entertainment. are to be congratulated for the suc- cess of the evening.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
GLOVE NOTEs'' BARRED.

Joliet, H., June 7.-1ndiscrininate e0rrespondence with women outside the prison henceforth will be denied stlaae convicts in the Illinois state peni- tsehtiary, according to an announce xent today by Warden A. l.. Bowen vfo believes foolish letters and visits lhf1om women contributed to the dis # s1eAt among the prisoners that cul-
 3~ntod in the riots of last Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
Germans Olai.n Success.

Berlin, via London. June 7.-The German troops yesterday captured French positions for an extent or nearly one and quarter miles along the Chemin des Danes front south or Parsny-B1fain, in tho Atsne region, says the ofacial statement issued to- day by tho German army headquar- ters 9ta6.
 Early today, the battle in Flanders fully harsd up after tho most exten- slye explosions and the most violent drum fire.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
FLEE NEW HAVEN JAIL
Prisoners Faslaion wrench from
 Heavy Wire, Open Door and Escape sstj5 Gf N~l-s
 to Street Over Roof Top.

New Haven, Juno 7.-I1arry Vim cent and George Reuter-, who were being held in the county jail hero awaiting trial in tho superior court, broke jail last night. 1t was learned today and have not yet been captured.
 Vincent, who had the freedom of the corridor acting as hall man, re- leased Reuter- from his cell, 1t is claimed, and the two with a wrench. fashioned from heavy wire. then re- moved bolt from the door leading into the jail yard letting themselves out By means of 8 ladder they made their way over the roof of the women's quarters and thence to the street.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
To ~ 100 I.,w. W.

N, Rockford. III. June 7.--Federal au- Ethorfties today took steps to deal with the cases of more than 100 members ,ssf the Industrial Workers of the Syorld, who last night paraded
 through the streets to the county jail
 and demanded to be locked up for not
 registering.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
TO BOOM FOOD PRODUCTION.

Springfield. Mass, June 7.-Edward T. Chapman of Ludlow, lecturer of the national grange, announced today he would start Saturday on a three weeks tour of tn Dakotas and wyo- ming in the interest of greater food production.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
TAX ON BANK CHECKS
Senate Finance Committee Decides on Two Cent Assessment on @5 or Over Club Dues Immune.

Washington. June "A new tax of two cents on all bank checks and drafts over $, expected to raise about $1,500.000 in revenues. was added to the war tax bill today by the senate finance committee.
 The committee also struck out all house taxes on dues of social. athletic and sporting clubs, from which 3l0.-s 900, 900 in revenue was expected.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
ALIEN OFFICE TO CLOSE.

Deputy United States MarahAI Thomas J. Smith will be at the post office tomorrow afternoon and even ing, for the purpose of enrolling any enemy alien who has so far failed to comply with the order. This will be the final day for alien registration in this city.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
MISSIONARY SOCIETY ELECTS.

The annual meeting of the wo- mems Foreign Missionary of the South Congregational church was held yesterday and Mrs. Buell. Bas- sette was elected president for the sixth successive time. Mrs. Elisha. H. Cooper was elected vice president; i; Mrs. John H. Kirkham, secretary, and Mrs. E. Allen Moore, treasurer. Miss Alice Tuck was named as chair man of the program committee and Miss Elisabeth R. Eastman as chair man of the membership committee Mrs. G. Ernest Root was named as pianist.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
roo LATE FOR. CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED D-Experienced bookkeeper for misunderstanding concern. Kind
 ly reply in own handwriting, stat
 ing experience ad salary. F. O.. Box 156. City. 6-7-2d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
Financial
BULLS CLEAN UP ON
 EARLY DEALINGS
U. s. Steel Climbs to New Record;
 Other Shares Strong

Wall Street.-Another wave of Bullish enthusiasm swept over the stock market at the beginning of to- days operations. carrying most Of tho leading industrials to highest prices of the year and establishing new records in several noteworthy in- stances. U. S. steers first transaction of s.6eo shares at 132 1-2 was equiv- alent to the new maximum of 137. allowing for the recent dividends as 1 IA per cent. Other equipments as we'll as munitions augmented ad- vances of the past fortnight. Beth1e- hem Steel, new and old shares rose and ? points. respectively. industrial alcohol added 3 points to yesterdays rise and other war supply Issues were higher by to } points. Rails were neglected and little changed,
 Gains were materially extended in the broad demand of tho morning. total dealings approximating 75O,000 shares. U. s. Steel rose to 13S S-4. Bethlehem Steel. new stock, increased Its advance to 3-4 points and the old to 1-2. Extreme gains of 3 to 5 points wore scored by Atlantic Cult and West Indies, Marine preferred. Crucible Steel, Virginia Iron. Central leather. Mexican Perrofeum and Air Brake. Coppers also made substan- tial headway and high grade rails were decidedly stronger. Motosk showed some restraint on moderate. Bonds wore firm.
 Leading stocks reacted one to two points after midday under weight of increased realizing sales. The setback proved only temporary. steel mount ing again and alcohol rebounding vig- -orously to 166, in an overnight gain of nine points.
 Closing-Profit-takin became more general in the last hour, many gains being largely reduced or wholly ef- faced. The closing was irregular. Sales were estimated at 1,350,000 shares.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
BRITISH ATTACK ON BELGIAN FRONT
 
(continued from First Page.)
and an enemy sirplans was
 brought down.
 ( On the Runanian front there vas rifle firing near Isakcha, Tultcha and Mahmudie.

AustriAlls' Desperate Atteompt Falls.
 Udine, 1tay, via Paris. June 7.-The Austrian advance on the whole Carso front shows that the enemy con- mander, after repeated attacks in tho vodico zone. thought 1t necessary to make . supreme effort on his left wing, where every Italian aain con- stitutes q double threat on Laibach and Triest Gen. Brosevic's assaults failed entirely before the determined resistance of the Italian troops. who even made . further advance between Castasnav1xsa and voicixxa, the tract dominating the Bfsetovtz1a road. thrsa*sning the Horuada stronghoid. The modification of. the line in the centpr. south of Jamaino, h due to the fact that the Austrian artillery on Hsr7nada could stin sweep tho front of the new Italian positions. The whole situation il practically un- chanSed end the Austrian petitions are stxlls elossiy prssssd and menaced by thsA gAins made by the Italians in tAeir last advance. 7.
 Cla1n Captnre of 1D,ee0 Itaxans. <
 London. June 7.-rhe capture of moro than 10000 Italians in three days js claimed in the Austrian ofa- cial statement issued on Wednesday. Tho tsxt follows: Dastexn xhea4er: On the OftHs
 road . weak ensmy thrust wss
 clusAed by our barrage flre.
 Otheewiss there, wasN only moro :! lively infantry activity in places.
 IaNan theater: The enemy 7 yesterday exhausted himself in
 fruitless attacks between tho vi-
 pacco valley and the sea sintend-
 cd to wipo out the defeat he suf-
 fered In the last few days on the
 Carso plateau. His assaults were
 shattered. Our troops, by storm-
 ing . height near Jamaino, en-
 larged their success and in fierce
 battles maintained all ground
 won.
 According to preliminary re- ports the prisoners in the last
 three days have been increased to
 36e ohicers, including fouy staff
 ofE1cera. and ton thousand mon.
 Some Ttalaan regiments fell into
 our hands unwounded with nearly
 the whole of their effecttves, for instance, the seth regiment with
 1,606 men, tho 69th. regiment
 with 1882 men and the Fist. reg
 imsnt with 1881 mon. The bri-
 gades of Verona, Syracuse. Pug
 1ia and AnconA, in whose ranks
 these units fought, were anqthil-
 ated. Tn tunnel near San Gio-
 vanM . large Held hospital was
 captured. The battleneld ts cov- < cred with Italian corpaes.
 On the moonlight night of tho nth, Italian air1nen visited towns
 and places far behind our front.
 In the Austrian interior they
 came as far as Laibach, in the
 Tyrol as far as Bozen. in addition
 to raiding the coastal district anu
 Carinthia- Some Inhabitants were
 killed but there WAS no material
 damage
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
LOCAL STOCK MARKET

(Furnished by Richter &t Company
 The local market has been quiet to- day except for . strengthening ten- dency in American Brass with sales as high n 332. North q Judd Rights opened with sales between 1oh-11. Stock is quoted 7S bid, s2 asked ex Rights. Below are the closing quota tionS:
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
AND FUNERALS.
Miss Mildred Freeberr.

The funeral of Miss Mildred Free berg was held at her home at 6e Laylor street at o'clock this after noon with Rev. G. E.. Pihl, pastor of the Swedish Bethany church, officdat- ing. The burial was in Fairvdsw osm- etery.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
Ray State Exceeds Estimate.

Boston, June 7.-Charies F. Get temy. director of military enrolment. wired Provost Marshal General Crow der today that with fifty towns and many institutions still to be heard from. 35O.OOO men in Massachusetts have registered under the draft call. Complete returns heH saids would bring the total to 370,O00 or approx iuately s5,0O0 more than the census bureau estimate.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
. uIlnoia Reeistration.

Chicago. June 7-Complete unof- 1cial returns today from eighty-nve oda of the 102 counties in Illinois show 596,369 men of military age 1Sxistered in those counties Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
GET YOUR GARDEN LOT
Land Nos Called for 'o Be D'strih-
 .uted by Chamber of Commerco-

-uted by Chamber of Commerco-
 Now's the T1me to Piant Potatoes.
 The New Britain Gardens commit tee announces that all lots not as- signed and those which have been As- signed but not planted or paid for will be given out to those who apply regardless Of whether they have made have one lot.
 There are now available lots as fol- lows:
 Tract D and E. Monroe street, 15 lots.
 Tract F, Shuttle Meadow avenue and Lincoln street. lots.
 Tract H, Allen street, 8 lots.
 Tract J, Newington avenue, lots.
 Tract M, West Main street, 3 lots.
 Tract N, Lyons street. lot.
 Tract R. Beaver and ossood avs-
 Tract U, North ssde Lyman street. 2 lots.
 Tract x, Rocky Hill avenue. south side Ellis street. lot.
 Tract V, East side Rocky Hill ave- nue, lots.
 Tract Y, Walnut Hill park, 5 lots.
 Tract W, Rocky Hill avenue. north side Ellis street, 16 lots.
 Tract 2, Hart and Corbin avenue. : lots.
 rhere Is also available some land on the property of the Shuttle Mea- dow Golf club on Lincoln street and Holmes Brick Co.,, on Christian Lane which will be given out in 1-2 acre tracts or more.
 The expert of the Garden commit tea states that owing to the very back ward season, during the next few d.v. will be g most satisfactory time for nlanting potatoes and. other vege- +.h,e. and that no one need feel that ,+ |. too late for planting.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
LIBERTY BOMBS'

With Literature in Loan Caanppsaja.
 -Raslroad Invests .s.oo5, 900.
 New York. Juno 7.--An aerial bom- bardment of literature designed tos rouse those who haye not s,lbscFibe4 to the Liberty Loan" was tho feAr ture of ths subscription canrata here today.
 Twenty aircraft under command S4. Captain Walter G. Kilmer. U. $. A.ss were assigned to the night.
 New York. June 7.rhs Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad com pany has subscribed for @5.000. 900 worth of Liberty Bonds
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
zroNTsr CONGRESS MEETs. ;,

Petrofrad, viA London, June 7.- Tho first congress of Zionist of all pr..,a met 11ers yssterdGy Sffve hun dred daleeates were presnt.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
Bristol Man stm Obstinate.

Hartford. June 7.-GiverfH v final opportunity to register by United ,etates District Attorney Thomas J. HDellacy in his onice in the federal
 hi1ding before presenting him before HDmmissioner Richard F. Carroll, to- ", Anthony Crasnitsky, of Bristol, citisen,s positively refused to do so.
 If you agree to return to Bristol md i'll out registration card you may go free otherwise you must ga 10 jail." said Mir. spellacy. ''Will you |&egister?' <, T will not" answered Crasnitsly. ; ..As this Is . fragrant case of de- Enance of the federal law I ask that the bond be placed at $5.o00.'' said tho district attorney before Commis- si6ner Carroll . few minutes later.
 Commissioner Carroll examined Crasnitsky and the latter made 1t certain that he thoroughly understood whit was going on. He explained tH8t he took his stand from consci- eitious opposition to war. He was h1ld for the next term of the United 61ates court.
 Anio LAfson, an Icelander, em- sployed by a local automobile dealer. iwas arraigned before Commissioner Carroll on the charge of destroying Government property. in taking a navy poster from the show window
 rhere it had been placed by an agent kf the government and tearing it in
 wo. He pleaded not guilty and was
 bound over to the next term of tho
 ederal court under bonds of $1, 900
 (which were furnished by his en- sbloyer.
 Fl Acting under instruction from Att
 orney General Gregory the district
 ttorney's office made 1t clear today That government would not proceed 3against any person previously neglect Sing or refusing to register if com- , pliance were made with the law to. l4y.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07

An Atlantic Port, Juhet 7.AmefsS ican members of the crew of the Hn673 sian bark Margareta which s4ilG
 from Beaumont, Tex. for Ltverp013 3 on March z, reported the sinlkin9 <1| that vessel by German submaffne
 on May 17 upon their arrival here t0S8 day aboard an American stsarher.
 The bark, four master of l, 871M tons gross register. was 1OS miles of & the Irish coast when sent down b5x9 shell ire and bombs.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
FOUND SUBMARINE KILLING REFUGEE American Destroyer AlllIs ]!
 Time. to Halt Slau8htG

All AIlAHtS yE-VTI Si@ 0Ae% ~ q4II American destroyer, osa patrol Rn tt coast of Ireland. recently came Apt a German submarine shelling the lifS boats of ship 1t had sunk, accot& ing to survivors of the submarfnNl vessel reaching here today aboerd 4 American liner. The submarineN1& appeared before the destroyer cota5 get shot at her and the AmeriSs var vessel rescued twenty survivort 4 two ships that had been sent d0N within sight of each other, takiMl item to British port. The two nhiH were the Russian bark Lynton I'M Pensacola and the Norwegian B4S Madura, from Mobile for Brixieh p0&& The Lynton was sent down Int nc loss of life. Immediately the Madura came into view and
 sunk by the same subnArtne. IF
 Survivors said the submarine she1t the life boats of the MadurA -ktl14 two and wounding seven. until t American destroyer came up.
 American Consul Frost of Qnsa town also was aboard. He said 6 had come to recLperate from au illN ness. At his post he has been acf4N(| in obtaining affidavits of survivors @A many torpedoed ships for the infDSs r9ation of the state department. S
New Britain herald., 1917-06-07

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- ehanae. Represented by II. W. Eddy.