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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17
NETEISYBE, KAD
ODESSA PAVOJUJ.

Petrogradas, rugp. II d.-EJo
gandai, kad rusai pradejo tu5-
TINT Odesa, svarbiausi rusu
uosta ant Juoduju juriu pakras
Clio. Dabar telegramas is Ode
SOS pranesa, kad vyriausis per
detinis Odesos kariSko apskricio
rzgyne tu paskalu teisinguma If
.pranese, kad rusai nenano dairy
ii evakuacijos (iskraustymo, ap-
leidimo) Odesos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17

gelb2 savo prasikaltusioms val
dzloms,' Francuzu socialism,
dekllaracija sake, kad jie reika-
laus Stockholmo konferencijoj
rusprendimo, ar toki socialistai
gall butt nariais socialistu In.
ternacijonalo (Tarptautines).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17
LENINAS Wis OAR
PETROGRADE?

Petrogradas, rugp. 13 d.-Ne-
ziurlnt praneSimo, buk Nika-
loius Lenin, "bolseviku" vadas,
yra pabeges i Finliandija ar j
Sveicarija, 10 pasekejai, kurie
yra dabar susirinke Petrograde
/ "bolseviku' konvencija, tvirti-
ma, kad Lenin dar Wis slapstosi
Petrograde If slaptai esa susine-
sa su savo pasckejais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17

Prizes pat nuvertimq Bethman-
Hollwego, kada didesne dalis vo-
kiSko parliamento pasiSlause
prizes kaizeri, iSrode, kad demo-
kratiski gaivalai palms Vokieti-
joj virSu.
Vicnok iSejo taip, kaip mes
,jau pranaSavome. Kaizeris ap-
riaine kancleri, permaine keleta
ministeriu If tuomi uzsibaige vi
SOS reformos. Junkeriai ir mi
litaristai, kurie buvo lyg nukri-
te nuo balnu, dabar vel uzsilipo
ant savo zirgu If joja ant vokie-
civ tautos, kaip kad pirmiaus
jojo, reikalaudami, load Vokie-
tia nesitaikintu kitaip, kaip tik
uzgriebdama Belgijq If Rusijos
dalis-Lietuva If Lenkija.
Visi buvusieji valdzios priesai
-socialistai ir katalikiSko cen
tro partlja,-kurie pirmiaus taip
SiauSesi, dabar nutilo kaip pc
les If apie JUGS nei gu-gu ne
girdeti. Jie nei . neisreikalavo
Euo savo valdzios, kad il aiskiai
pasisakytu, kokiomis iSlygomis
lNokietija sutiktu taikintis.
Todel labai idomu, kad talki-
ninku socialistai vercia savo val
dzias tas iSlygas apreiksti, nors
Xxi siolei talkininkai jau nesyki
daug aiskiau uz vok;ecius savo
liSlygas buvo apskelbe.
vo Is ivairiu kares from
frontal tq svarblausios Ii
MOS pereita savaite
atejo nuo Rumunijos fronto.
Per visa savaite cia ejo If dar
iebeeina smarkus muSiai tarp
austro-vokieciu ir ruso-rumunu.
Is tu ziniu, kokios Xxi Siolei
ateJo, atrodo, kad vokieciai pasi-
naudodami rusq armijq pakrikimu,
sumane drasu pliana uzimti If IL
kusia Rumunijos dali bel pasiekti,
jeigu bus galima, net Odesos. Da-
bar kuomet javai jau yra prinoke
arba If nuimti, vokieciai galetu
zymiai pasipelnyti derlingiausiose
pietines Rusijos gubernijose.
sita pliana galima atspeti is to
budo, kokiu pradejo vokieeiai
veikti ant rytinio fronto. Isvare
rusus is Galicijos If Bukovinos,
vokieciai perlauze rusu fronta il
pradcJo eiti ! piet-rycius. Tuo tar
pu kita ju armija, po vadovyste
Won Mackenzeno, pradejo smar-
kius uzpuolimus Rumunijoi, apie-
linkese Fokshami If toj vietoj, kur
Dunojus pasuka ] Juodqsias jures
Mackenseno armija megina
slinkti tiesiog i rytus If siaur-
ryclus. Pazvelgus / zemlapi, lelg-
va suprasti, kad jeigu is Buko-
vinos vokieGiai pasekmingai sinks
Il piet-ryGius, o is Rumunijos tie
siog / rytus, tai abidvi armijos su-
sieitu apielinkese Odesos, svarbaus
uosto prize Juoduju juriu.
Bet rusai pradeda Wis smarkiau
spirits ir vokieciu kelione nezada
butt lengva.
Ant vakarinio fronto anglai tn
rejo zynesnip laimejimu, bet tokiu
svarbiu permainu nei Be1gijol nei
Francuzijoj nebuvo.
Apie Amerikos da1yvavimq kate-
je zinios yra sutrauktos ! atskirq
straipsni "Apie Amerikos armiia
If kareiviavima."
Tiki atejo zinia, kad Chinai
apskelbe kare Vokietijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17
Metal XXVI

tas.
Anot ziniu, kurios paeina is
Vatikano Saltihiq, popiezius yra
ssiuntIncjes visoms kariaujan-
IONS valstijoms-kaip talkinin-
<ams, taip ir ccntralems vieSpa-
ijoms,-pasjulyma pradeti tai
sos tarybas tuojaus.
Sulyg ziniu, popiezius esa siu~
10, kad Belgija, Serbia ir Ru-
manila butu vel atnaujintos,
eaipo neprigulmingos vieSpati-
ios, o Lenkijos ir Elzaso-Lota-
;ingijos klausimas esa turls taip
pat butt iSriStas be tolimesnio
sraujo lieJimo.
Kick galima suprasti, apie
Lietuvos likima popiezius nie-
20 neuzsimena.
Jeigu Sitos zinios teisingos,
tai jau bus nebepirmas kartas,
sad popiezius siulo savo tarpi-
ninkyste. Pirma, kuomet popie-
zius siule taika, talkininkai 10
pasittlijimus atmete, o talkinin-
kq laikrastijoj buvo nemazai nu-
rodymq apie tai, kad kaizeris
yra zadejes sugrazinti popieziui
svietiSka valdzia, atnaujinant
Rymo karalija, jeigu Vokietija
paimtu virSu ir galetu taikos
kongrese diktuoti taikos islygas.
Nurodydami dar If j tai, kad
ropiezius nera kaip reik protes-
taves pricS sunaikinimq Belgijos
-katalikiSkos salies,-talkinin-
kai yra palinke manyti, kad po-
piezius esas prielankesnis CEN
tralems vieSpatijoms negu talki-
ninkams. Todel ir i popieziaus
pasiulijimus talkininkai Xxi siolei
Saftai ziuredavo. Galima speti,
kad ir dabar jie priims popie-
ziaus pasisiulinima ne kitaip
Visi talkininkai
yra prieje prize
tos nuomonej
'A kad daryti talkq
dabar ir palikti kaizerio autokra-
tiSka valdzia ir miltarizmq taip,
kaip jie yra, butu darymas ne
taikos, o tik pertraukos kareje.
Vokietija atsigriebus If prisiren-
gus dar geriau, uz keliu metg
pradetu dar baisesne kare negu
dabartine. Vadinasi, visi milijo-
mai zmoniu zuvusiu Sitoj karej,
tukstanciai sunaikintu miestu,
neiSpasakytas skurdas per 3 me-
tus--viskas nueitu perniek ir uz
; keliu metu prisieitu vesti dar
baisesne kova. To talkininkai
nori iSvengti vary1ami kare net
Xxi pabaigai, kad nuSlavus mill
tarizma nuo pasaulio pavirSes,
galima butu uztikrinti zmonijai
ne tuomlaikine, trdmpQ, bet nuo-
latine ir pastoviq ramybe.
Prize toklos 'uomones priejo
ne tik talkininku dipliomatai,
bet ir arsiausi kares priesai. Ke-
renskis, Rusijos diktatorius, ne
senai lake pasikalbejimo su sa-
vo draugais stare sekancius
zenklyvus zodzius: 'Padarymas
taikos dabar, padarytq mus (ru-
sus) kaizerio vasalais (vergais)
o tas butu arSiau negu butt caro-
vergais."
Revoliucijine Rusijos demo-
kratija, apsvaigusi ispradziq nuo
isgautos laisves, name, kad uz-
teks paskelbti grazius zodzius
apie brolybe ir taika ir visi Soks
j tos brolybes ir taikos glebi.
Netrukus jie patemijo, kad ju
sauksmas nesutiko jokio tikro
pritarimo ten, kur to pritarimo
labjausiai reikia-Vokietijoj.
Dar-gi locni rusiSkq socialism,
sSaugai-vokiski socialistai,-ne-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17
Dideji Kare.
POpiezus suIo aika Takininka neIes socialism, S.. ck-
hoIma-Kazero sanninkai gavo virsp voketioj.-

ziurint milziniSkos rusu revoliu-
cijos, pasiliko iStikimi savo kai-
zeriui, haip kad lr pitmiau buvo.
Netrukus pradejo rodytis zenk-
lai, kad rusu gerasirdyste ir tai
kos troSkimq kaizerio agentai sa
pagelba volri$ko aukso stengiasi
i$naudoti savo Vokietijos matt
dai. Todel visai nedyvai, kad pa
salios net ir akliausi praregejo.
Siadien net ir dalis "bolSeviku"
jau pradeda manyti, kad be toll
mesnio vedimo kar6s apsieiti bus
Inegalima. il lures testis patol,
pakol arba kaizerio militarizmas
bus sutruskintas per talkininku
armljas, arba pats voltieciai su-
kels revoliucijq ir nuvers auto
kratiS<q savo valdzia. Kadangi
vokieciai, kaip natyti, apie re
|voliucija kol-kas dar nesapnuoja,
tai pasilieka tiktai kitas irankis
I-tolimesnis kares vedimas.
Talkininksi ir Taip ziuri i daily
s4o.,,ha, kus talkiniku val
YSea:: dzios ir didesne
N0nfsFsn'ija' dalis jq tautq.
Socialistai, kol-kas, ziuri truputi
lkitaip. Sulyg rusiSku socialistu
Pirmesnio sumanymo, nutarta yra
saukti visu Sally socialistu l3n-
ferencija Stockholme, kuri zada
atsibuti pradzioje ateinancio me-
resio.
Pirmoji tclia konferencija, ku-
ri buVo susaukta vokiSku socia-
Estu sumanymu, visiskai nepasi-
seke. Dabar manyta, kad jeigu
visi socialistai sykiu susieitu ;-
nutartu kas save valdziq spirit
prle talkos, tai gal ir galima
butu kare uzbaipti.
Talkininkai ispradziu, kaip ro-
dos, nebuvo tam priesingi. Jie
name, kad voki$ki socialistai tuo-
met taip-pat prispirtu If savo
valdziq. Bet-gi po nuvertimui
| @Nokletijos kanclerio Bethmann-
Hollwego ir paskyrimo 10 vie
ton DR.. Michaeliso, pasirode ais
kiai, kad vokiSki socralistai pa
siliko nei kick nearSesniais kai-
zcristais, negu jie buvo pirmiaus
Todel talkininku valdzios pri-
eJo prize isvedimo, kad prle
toklu islygu negalima nieko ge-
ro tiketis nuo Stockholmo kon-
ferencijos. Atpenc, galima tike-
tis dar blogo, mes vokiSki socia-
listai-kurie yna gudrus politi-
heriai-gali uzkresti talkininky
soclalistus nuduotomis gudrio-
mis- filozofijomis, tas galetu
sGkelti tik nesusipratimus talk
n'nku vlespatijose.
Todel Anglijos, Francuzijos,
ltalijos ir Amerikos valdzios MT
tare neleisti savo socialistu dele
Satu j Stockholma. Tokios pat
nuomones apie Stockholmo kon-
fcrencija yra If Rusijos va1dzia,
kuri vierok pranese, kad delei
dabart.nio politiSko. Rusijos pa
dejimo, j negali uzginti savo So
cialistq delegatams vaziuoti
Stockholman.
Taigi If sta Willis apie taik2
redaug telada.
Buvo dar kalbL apie taika i.
Suvienytu Valstiju senate. Bet
jos tuojaus If iSkriko, kaip du-
mai.
Is viso to matyt, kad nors tai
kos karvelis megina visur nu-
tupti, bet kol-kas dar niekur ne
rlatyti jam patogios vietos.
Militaristai Labjausiai taikos
vel joja pros2 susadlno'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-17

tijos vidurinej politikoj vel pa
eme virsq militaristai, junkeriai
ir tie, kurie reikalauja uzgriobi-
mu.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
EDITORS OF NATION
GATHER TO DISCUSS
PROBLEMS. Of WAR

Minneapolis, July 9.-The thirty
second annual convention of the Ma
tional Editorial association, opened
here today, with de1egates present
from all parts of the country. A score
of problems, many arising directly
from the war, will be threshed out,
during the four-day meeting.
The work already done by the press
of the country in stimulating enlist
ment, and aiding in the Liberty loan,
and Red Cross fund, was praised by
Governor J. O. Burnquist and other
speakers at the opening session and
pleas were made for still closer COOP
Grafton with the government in all
matters pertaining to the prosecution
of the war.
III c. Hotaling, vice president, COM
pared the newspaper of today with
that OF half a century ago and point
cd to the facilities which have been
developed.
Thomas Van Lear, Socialist mayor
of Minneapolis, startled the delegates
when in his address Of welcome to
their annual editors convention, he
attacked the press in general terms
for submitting to the business mems
thumbscrew in the editorial Office"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
BISMARCK MEETS
ITS WATERLOO IN
HALLIDAY GAMES
Fast North Branch Team Cleans
Up on Champs % to 3 in
Great Bat Fest

Bismarck, after holding Halliday
down to a 5 to victory in breath.
less 12-inning game Saturday even
ing, met it's Waterloo Sunday after.
noon, when the fastest aggregation
the north branch ever has produced
INDUCED in a batfest, netting % runs,
while the capital city bunch garnered
by g.
Christie started Sunday'si game
and pitched apparently ing his usual
form, but the Hallidayites found him
for hit after hit, always placed where
no fielder was camped. aMaloney, re-
Gently with the Carson team, then
was put in, and he enjoyed no better
luck. When the footing up was tom.
pleted, the score stood % to 3, and
there was joy in Halliday's camp.
The Saturday evening game was a
real fight from the drop of the hat
Goldie pitched stellar ball throughout
the grueling IL innings. Gardner
Halliday's crack pitcher, worked the
last five innings Saturday and pitched
all of Sundays game. Gardner is a
wonder on the mound, who has not
lost game this season. The Halli.
day team has to its credit four games
out of five with Stanton andosix out
of seven with Werner. It,Icomes to
Bismarck week from next Sunday,
when the Camps promise to redeem
yesterdays tragedy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
BISMARCK HEBREWS
FORM ASSOCIATION
Band Together for Patriotic.
Philanthropic and Religious
Activities

Jewish residents of Bismarck an(
vicinity met at the Knights of Pyth
las hall yesterday and organized per
manently for patriotic, philanthropit
and religious work, under the name
of the Hebrew Association of Bis
marck. Regular meetings will be held
hereafter on the first and third Sun
day evenings of each month.
A fund of $500 was subscribed by
the Is members present yesterday
and officers were elected, as follows:
President, Charles Rigler; vice presi-
dent, ]. Schechter; secretary, William
Rosenberg; treasurer, Alex Rosen;
trustees, r. C. Rosen and Sam Las
kin.
The first work of the organization
will be the raising of subscriptions
toward the $1O,0OO,0OO fund for the
relief of Jewish war sufferers. The
aim of the association is to create
a permanent headquarters as soon
as circumstances will permit, where
social, religious and charitable activ-
tiles may be carried on.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
Graduate Nurses to Be %.
Examined for Red Cross

The North Dakota State hoard OF
Nurse examiners will meet Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday in the Nc
Kenzie hotel to consider registering
all recent graduates of nursing insti.
tutiors, in order that they may be-
come enrolled for Red Cross nurses
Miss Anna: Goodrich, president OF
the National organization of Nurses,
has issued instructions to all state or
carnations and boards in the country
to meet and give nurses every oppor.
tunity of getting in line for service.
1t is expected that many of the Bis.
marck nurses and from surrounding
cities will register.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
PERSONAL NOTES

Five men were killed and thirty-one
injured In Mare island explosion, say
official reports. -.
Miss Ruth Kennedy and Bernard
Berdel returned to Fargo last evening
after a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
NJ c. Hunt of Second street.
Miss Mae Maasen has returned
from visit with her uncle in Helena,
Mont, and today resumed her duties
in the Office of the st. Alexius hospi-
tai ~. 81
Mrs. Frederick B. Strauss and her
daughter, Of First street, will leave
shortly for Frankfort, Mich, where
she will join her two sons, who are
spending the summer with Mrs.
Strauss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball.
DR.. E. M. Bolton-Henry of the Rose
apartments and mother, Mrs. r. A.
Bolton Of Jamestown, have gone to
Minneapolis, where they will sojourn
for short time. 3"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Morrison of
Madison, Wis, motored to this city
and are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Lowth of Second street.
Mrs. ]. A. Hyland and son of Sew
'enth street, have returned from Wis
it with the formers sister, Mrs. A.
Wacker of Washburn. They were &C.
companied home by Master Max
Wacker, who will visit here for seve-
raj days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Durham and
children of Avenue & left Saturday
for Lake Melissa, where they will
spend the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Crockard and
two children, who have been visiting
in the city for several days, have
returned to their home in Minneapo-
lis.
Hugh Jackson and daughter, Miss
Helen, of Fremont, O., have arrived |
in the city and are the guests of the
formers mother, sisters and brother,
Mrs. NJ. w. Jackson, Miss Hardy
Jackson, Mrs Harvey Harris and J.
P. Jackson of Sixth street. -
Mrs. E. G.. Patterson of the Nc
Kenzie hotel will leave this evening
for Chicago for a several weeks so
journ.
Mrs. Birdzell and children arrived
last evening from Grand Forks, to
join Judge Luther Birdzell and will
make their home here They will be
guests at the Grand Pacific until their
ready. for occupancy. =-ss:sa
Miss Humphreys of Philadelphia,
arrived in the city Saturday evening /
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
FARMERS MEET To
BOOST COOPERATIVE
BUYING AND SELLING

st. Paul, Mimi, July 9.-Represent-
atives of farmers organizations and
cooperative societies throughout the
country, with total membership ag-
gregating 100000, met in this city
today, for the purpose Of organizing
nationwide cooperative buying
and selling society for the beneflt Of
their members. The first step to or
ganize the new society was taken last
December, when the National Society
Of Equity appointed committee to
interest other cooperative bodies.
While the National Society OF Equity
is leading in the movement, it is ex-
planned that the proposed society will
be a separate organization and will
include in it's membership laborers,
mechanics and other workers, as we'll
as farmers. The trades unions of the
country, it is said, will be asked to
lend their assistance.
The plan to be devised is expected
to follow closely along the lines of
the Rochdale society in England,
which is thought, to do an annual bus
mess Of $500, 100000. The session
will last several days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
WESTERN SALES co.
NOW A CORPORATION

The Western Sales Co. of Bis
marck today incorporated for $780,
900, filing accepted articles with the
secretary of state. The incorporators
are F. o. Helstrom, l.. E. Opdyke,
NJ. W. Smith, c. r. Norton and J. j.
White, all of Bismarck.
The r. & D. Co., purposing to en-
gage in tractor and engine repairing,
is another Bismarck concern incorp0-
rated today by Lizzie Tibesar and
Laura Dugan of Bismarck and Ed I'll
besar of Lark
The Home Implement Co. of Lang
don. was incorporated by C. B. Nc
MILAN of Hanna, w. A. Laidlaw OF
St. Paul, and D. W. Baldwin Of Lang
don, for 100000.
The Alden Dairy Co., of Park River
capital stock $4,000, is incorporated
by Samuel Currie, Mary H. Currie and
Edith Currie, all of Park River.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
GOOD TIRES GUARANTEED


A staff correspondent for the Trib-
>une when in conversation with C. H.
Smith, Chicago sales manager Of Dia-
mond tires, asked if in his opinion,
good tires would always be guaran-
teed, Mr.. Smith said:
Eyes, in my opinion, good tires will
always be guaranteed"
Today, more than ever before, re-
putable manufacturers are standing
back of the tires they, nike. 1t is
impossible for any tire company to
dodge responsibility for the service
records Of its tires, and that is the
last thing that the Diamond Rubber
company wants to do.
But there will probably always be
a difference in the form of tire guar
antees as issued by different COM
panies. Some companies give writ
ten guarantee, bu you can boil the
whole thing down to one qeustion,
Does the maker intend to stand by
his product and willingly offer to
make good any possible deficiencies.
And even II they intend to make good,
do their resources permit ri full, fair
and unhesitating adjustment
Just as some men are known as
men of their word, So Diamond is
known to back up its product, to the
limit So it publishes broadcast the
statement that every Diamond tire
must deliver full value in service. II
ever a Diamond tire fails in this
cheerful, willing adjustment will be
promptly made.
The intention and ability Of the
Diamond Rubber company to make
good on this statement is never right
fully questioned.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09

and will be the guest of her brother,
Fred Humphreys, who has been pa
tient in the Bismarck hospital for
several weeks.
Miss Josephine Hamel, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Andrew C.
Jacobson of the Rose apartments. will
leave the last Of the week, for Wash:
burn, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. ]. W.~Mangan, before leaving for
her home in Grafton. Miss Hamel
who is the fiancee of Alfred Bollum
of Hardin, Mont, was honor guest
at a shower given last week by Mrs,
Jacobson and Mrs. W.T.. Harris.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09

and quartermaster depot and was Of
cottonwood logs. From time to time
it has been improved and enlarged,
until today it constitutes a modern,
most comfortable dwelling house,
with the original log structure undis-
cernible except by the extreme thick
ness of some partition walls. The
weather bureau property occupies
the site of old Camp Hancock. estab-
lished here when the Northern Pa
citic railway was building west of
the Missouri, and when the good city
of Bismarck was but one year old.
The dwelling house will be remodel
ed somewhat, and new heating and
plumbing system installed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
Party Of 200 Men
Seeks Lost Child

Chisholm, Mimi, July 9.-Olga, g.
year-old daughter of John Pakiz, of
this city, has been lost in the woods,
since Friday Two hundred volunteer
searchers, men and women, are out to-
day.
Accompanied by a number of child
rem Of her own age, Olga went to
pick berries. Later, all the children
arrived home with the exception OF
Olga.
The territory in which the girl is
lost is great brush country and is
filled with many mining testing pits
filled with water
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
MUST HAVE LICENSES
TO SHIP COMMODITIES

Washington, July 9.--Shipment OF
many important commodities out Of
United States except under Federal
license will be. barred on and after
July Is by President Wilson's procla'
nation, putting into operation the re-
cent act of congress, authorizing gov.
eminent control of exports.
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SICK As A DOG

This homely phrase Sick as Dog
indicates that the sickness Of dogs
must be about the worst kind of all
sickness
The Humphreys are giving away a
free book on the treatment and care
Of Dogs, that every owner will be
glad to have Mailed free on receipt
of request Address: Humphreys
Homeopathic Remedies, 156 William
Street, New York. 70
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uniform member of the national food
Womans Army Against Waste
Also
the The body Of the uniform is blue
The belt
shows the double front permitting the dress
detachable
hopping leaving threeuarter sleeve Above is
ing with conservation campaign The insignia ths
furnished
will
CABS of, the official uniforms.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-Ford roadster, in good
condition.: Inquire 522 Eighth St.
..,l,..l ,.A.: !t1'. Ditty ,j7-9-3t
ROOMS for light housekeeping. Also
sleeping rooms 81 9Th street.
Phone 236-Y. 70 3.
NOGRAPHER-Six years expert
ence, wishes permanent position.
Box 81. 7-1O.17; 7-17-17.
FOR RENT-Two small and two
large rooms, for light housekeep-
ing; 4O4 Fifth St. Phone 512K.
1856
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FIFE AND DRUM CORPS

Major Dana Wright is planning a
battalion band. IT'S mighty dry
marchin', auoth the major, without
music. Therefore he is organizing,
with the assistance Of NJ. j. O'Connor,
asffe and drum corps which will rip
the circumnambient and put pep into
Flooding pedals.
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By Betty Brown

New York, July Ga huge
fund for war charity might Ne
collected if all of the country s
handsome knitting bags We're auc-
toned off. Whether she knits or
not, the woman Of fashion seldom
appears in public without knit,
ting bag as large as a suit case
The most gorgeous and expensive
fabrics are combined in these
bags, some Of which are mounted
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To the Wife of
One Who Drinks

l have an important confidential
message for you. 1t will come in q
plain envelope. How to conquer the
liquor habit in three days and make
home happy Wonderful, safe, lasting,
reliable, inexpensive method, guaran.
teed. Write to Edw J. Woods, 1923 N,
Station E, New York, N. Y. Show this
to Others
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Having contract with Barrett &
Zimmerman to furnish unlimited
amount of good sound horses, would
be pleased to hear from anyone hav-
ing horses for sale. Call or write,
s. F. Lambert, Bismarck, N. D. 70 1t