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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
t11uMtamia lnietteitd teo.
Sofid$td.

Wlrtta meil6 onfin tGdIIG tpoin
pfii elGrnd ia Jos fen 9itonosti fdp-
t1nrte, menet6mme faiffi. Wiin o.
pettoa nellie 2ristiis ia fristinusfo.
Mae oIemme fpII6 eriIaiiiin oIofitbtei-
fin ipntpneet ia eriIoiIiIIo IobioiIlo
,porustettirio. Sbmiiet ofpat poIfpes.
ia polmeen itfepGiiesti, iatfrnposti
poboo tebneet, posten parentpaa tie
t%oonio. Siten on periipnti tiionui
mifonaon mit1 moninoiiimpio ieit-
rorfiio. OIemme ~poifenneet Sitnto-
Iasta mitd foiiemmofii. Sos limit.
men ottoo fob,pifiipiniien miinoa pb-
bella fertoo, Min ie 10 biionnan. Wai.
ten fifteen f6p titbonfien tpiiofiet hi.
Iiiesio, fun poItpesta poIipeer, bnrtoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

.- | H NL 100 "LN- H"M -
~iaatanan tefiima ,tpalbe ia ialeen'
ipntpmisoppi. ioIIa ban naina ntoail.
man Ioppraitoina foettaa, Jos NAB
SoIIista. paIihitfin efipttad. &ris-
tinlisfo tpeItpoittaa ia iitoo: meilld
on main pfii eldmd armonaifo, ia Jos
fen baonosti fdptdrnme, meiretdn1rte
faiffi. aristlis mintten tpertoo IT,
misdamdG iosfiis fosapien, elmer
fifii fpebnGn fastpritn: fuinfo lie fos.
moa, fiiinfo niiitt tootoon oittoon.
Sofoinen toiuao, eta ionot: "@titd
ibminen fpIfpdd, iitd ban mpOs niit-
tGa", pitdipGt poiffonio, mirtto to-
%tnffien miifaon Ell main eletd. Siitd
nabbddn, ettei tieto ole pddoiio, main
mIpitoin, borros boIu polfpelo SUI
moIaa, eI1d oifeir, IN tdrreimpdo
fitin mifGGft nun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Hss ain. .s' S- '''nsAa. NUORTEN OSASTO

""21boet faiaS pois, armas ps'
tawGni, eif1 fumpitaan meistd tiebd
fosfa ia millaiiiSia oloisfa toiiemmt
iGlleen nGemme. Sierra olfoon fans
iaii ia matfoon ipbameii pelastapaI
le armollenio."
Dos iiirG oliii pllut milld fafii ia
noo: ola lGboe, oliii Gill ollut nal
mis- lroplmaan m~atfaStaan, Min TO-
min if1rpG bGnen oil. Miflei @er'
ner niit1 ianoia firioittonut2 geiir
fofonoonfo oil usfonto bGnen ip6G'
meniG ipalloittanut, ettei ban len C.
nenlpGG faiapannut moieritrnutta tpd
toGGn?
Gill pursfa6ti fatferaon itfuun.
Willoinfoon ban ei ollut Min fai'
monmlt raffailtta FUN tGllG betfellG.
Samasia tuli &aiio broneeieen,
&ppneleet ~nouiiipot bGnen lilmiiniG,
ban lG9eStpi GIliG biljaa, lasfi fG-
tenlG bGnen olalleen, bellGsti lait-
luen:
Sanofoa minulle, mifii itfette.
Soittefo ifGmGn firjeen? 81 manbo
&uiia festG nabbG linrn noin itfe-
mGn. lnpii rafas.
Glli beittGptpi &aiion faiilaon.
- Sulfefoa oipi, nina ferron tell
lc foiffi.
ga Glli fertoi Sammion pGGtof-
iestG riupeta papifli ia miten fowin l.
f1mGnG ban tGtG oiioa pitt iefd ulfo-
maomatfostaon ia fuinfa bartaasti
ban fofo talfpen oil toiponilt, ett1 be
meniihpat naimiiiin feiGlld ia fifteen
pboesiG matfustoiitmat ulfomaille.
: en- moi bppGfIpa b%erdnneitten
usfonnolIista %fantaa, ban iotfoi; ie
on liianL ipnffG minalle, ie riiStaa mi
n,tlta faifen elGm1nilon, faifen toi'
mon, faifen raiiban. 81 Giti min1tlle
min pubumlt milloinfaan, ia &aiia'
ban on ionomut, ettG ban iai onnelli-
fem froleman. Drift minua pafoi-
tetaan usfontoon, iofa on minulle
mastenmielinen9 On oIaa t~eeSfennel
IA. @ernerille olen fen tiinnustamtt
ia ionon fem npt &aiiallefin, etten
moi nsfou tubefii faiffeu ranmafar
ionaa. Slen Iuotettaipilta benfiloa.
ia fruilliit ia itlefin litfeniit, etta ju'
maliu,soppineittenfin titfimltfiet o.
wat jobtaneet iamaon tilofieen.
(SatfetoaD
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Cana apupmma.

uunno miionna lllltta @itotta,
iobtiii INTELLIGENT,
fubrrfa ma poifin lliottao,
iottei fuliis aifan iitotta.
Iilomiofii %iielirlleni.
TGnG tpltortna boIliaiiin
fatiebeni falanns lnooa,-
oiiotbin titletpaiiiin
ia fonia ipaan ne fobtaiiin,
Git pelrsm biiolt Ell tpoiS ne tltooa.
Sya nlinun tGtG mietteisiGni
10 ipalo faufaa IoiStaa;
bGn, iofo antoi eloni,
on mposfin minltn Siani,
SGn peltpon foiffi poistao.
8aan oonfoS min finn Siani
SGpoeIlinert, faltaiienia?
SGsiGpa onfin mifani,
l~pntpm1stG Spnti iltfini,
2angenmit fltipa Simalanio.
@aan SiGni onpi roffaiis,
SGn aritoi poifanS %oinoaar,
Sdnes null on tpelieDs
ia SiGrt fans Iiitto nus.
Gen faiit on tie Null fi,nniaan.
Sobn SafeI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
HERRAN TULI
Kirj. M. ROsENDALL

rtipeta papifii?
Slen. SiitG pdatofiestG en-
lltotplt.
&amreeri buofaii. SGn of tullili
mafrutetutii iiitG, ettei bGn motif mi.
tGGn Sommion ia gllin ipGlien iel.
mittGmiiefii, ia baitein mielin ban
poistui.
Yari pGimGG mpobemmin lGbti 81
Ii MGenpGGbGn. GrotesIaon Cant
miosta oil ban fotpin Iitrittettit. 81
mitcnfGGn tubtonut ban festGG tdtG
bpm1stiiGttoG. Tammionfin iilmGs-
ia fiilii fppnel. Sc fertoi bGnen rof-
fait6estaan ia ebfG mielG ielpemmin
DGnen iur1istaan ia tusrasroon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
8iioes lufu.

MaIentitnein mielin teripebti @lli
rafasta fotioan. 81 iillfemit bGntG
enid ipliiniG bGnen bppG, ibmeelli-
len bellG GitinlG, jolta ban alma loi
oiofieen main roffalrttu ia pnlm1rtd-
mpstG. SGn oil mieras omosiu TO-.
oisIoan, tilripaton prpolopii lcipotto.
mine, ristiriitaiiine oiotufiineen ia
rasfaine buolineen. &uinfa iloilena
oil ban alma ennen, feipGGlla Wtuen-
pGGbGn tltltuaan, 10 emf pGiipanG pli
nurmien ia balfi leboiffoien rientd.
MT Inpfu1itenia raffaoieen fuuiif.
foon, misId metiaplro Min w~allatto'
mana faoreili fipien ia mGttGitten
tpdlisIG, fGfi frffiii ia lallurastaan
beleG 1Gni ioi. Sent ei b~dnentebnpt
mieli ii%nnefG1n. 3liinfa ibona oil
Bobiolon jttbla.oifo %iilloin, miten
onnelIista, toiiuorifasta, falnista
faiffi. ga mt? Murtlnltfo oil fe.
mGGn tenbotpoima, fun ie eli enGG boi
fiiteIIitt iilos Iitonnon belmaun, ipdlp
npt tiuilonen, iofu enrreit min RTE
maiiasti lebtoia Ienfeli, fosta Re Mir
ilrunpoittoiiesti pr1ltarban puisia
iubiii9 Mifii nGptti nitrmi min bar-
maalta, mifieitp1t Iinnut min larla-
meet fitin enner, mifii lt1tpui toitpo,
milf patent rio, mifii tuntii faiffi
Min IpnfGltG, min pelottaipan fpl.
mGlt12
&aiia of 9eti buomanmlt, ettet
Gill ollut ianta fuirt eni,en, ia ban
pmmGrii niinfin, ettei rorttuon fnole-
ma oll,tt ainoara ippna iiiben. Selld'
moroen, niinfuin bdnen tapania oil,
foetti ban pGGstd fen iolaiiuuoen pc
rifle, jofa tefi ennen Min tloiien tp-
ton mielen noin ~rasfaafii. Sieoits.
~teluibinfa SprbGmGn fuolemasta ia
@lIon taltoisto iai bGn j%ofleenfin tpb
ientGpiG, Jos tobta iosfits biemon
arfoilefpiafin dpoStoufiio, mlttta Oh
no fun ban iobti prbeen Sammioon,
taptsi bGnen tpptpa bptpin niiiffoibir
ielitDffiin.
8olion fGrii Gill itiefin iiitG ettei
ban fenenefGGn iaanut fonotrfli, mil
Fl ban oil min Ietpoton ia maIentli-
mt. Sun of oipomielinen ia lapiiil
besto osti tottiinitt ainafin aioilleer
m%urbeenia ia bitoIenia ilntaiiemaar
yspt jos fosfaan faipaii ban bellaf
mpGtGtimtoiiuutta ia pmntdrtarnps'
I'd. Qaiion raffurtta ban Ell epGillp'
mrtta ban tieii, mitd ban aiattelii
Wernerin pdGtofiestd ruipeta popttit
eif6 tGstG ippstG ollut bdnelle itifc
mit6dn pubunut. @ifd olliit ban II
tdfdGn wieId iaan,rt bdnelle @iarotirt'
ii, ett6 ban mirlitoman tutifon pdasff
oifoi matfiistaa rIfomaille ia fpitppf
liieII6 ebf6 fafii tpilotta. Ueittta iote
fouiucmmin ban tdmdn faifen @ai
ioIto ia iiitd iobtuipan lefpottor'aiit
Den IoIoii, iitd leiuottomarrtntafit Ia
mi bdnen mieleniG. Euntiri min oil
Don rosfoaIta tton iisfolliien palfpe
liion paip6 paiipGltd %lii1antpipd az
f,ils ia umpimieliipps iporiinfin TN
@nin taptpi iticlIeen t%rlnnlistaa, eftf
bancn omo fdptofienid oil ippnd III
ben.
Oltaoon pori pdiipGd fotono, ia
CHI Tammiolto f~irieen. sc oil ~
oGmeIIinen ia Tdmmin, miitto iortol
Ia moientotpon wofotpo ia oloflloi
men. @orfinfin mama firieen lopts
ia oIetpot fonot, tdpttindt @IIin ip
odmen IetpottomiruoeIIa ia t1isfalIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

AMWHnHI NM
fen Rrishttfen, min,tB 8opabtoiari
~hrntemiien ~fiibteen." ce fieltGtudt
Seefrfien Sitmalat,iben Ia fprtiesi To-
tpitltffeu Sdnen faiittoan.
2opirfii feboitamnse iiniia fristitty
ppipmGdn mdlfueiIIo 10 tortostamam
iotta piittaoipat fiiben.
ettd raffaan @apobtaiamrne iImestp-
minen ftrffaubesfaon ia firnniasiaom
faiftein ppbien enfeIeittenid fonsia,
on IGbelIG. &ld anna miuf6dn efip-
tpfien firmentao usfooii, moan foeta
ppipteIId Seeiis foIIioIIo, iofo ON
iidinen foaio eifG moi boriobtoo. st.
ietietoiieno teroita pstdtpilIeii ia foi-
file, eta iImon Seefasto oIemnte lie.
iiiperdiieIId moolIo, Seeiuffen fons>
ia boriumattomaITo soIIioIln.
6rmifs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

GrtpeIitttatua feiffa teoiofeio mos.
taait on iefin. eta beioGn piirinfd ai-
no ~persutaiista oIfaen on meIfein pf.
iinomoan pIbGistd tpGfeG. WGiItd, TIT
ten 10 enrien on maimittit, piuittui
f~driimpfiid, noprppttGtpiG eIdmdrtfo.
femiifiio: beioGn mielenid on plped
ia itiefds, moiffa be rniritten idltonai'
lesti oliiimotfin ibmisraffaita Ia fob
teliaita. SeilIe ei felpoo pfiinfertai'
mem roomotullinen cppi. Sc eiipGt
Dtoboo omistoo 2ristiista @upabto'
iofieen. 4plIG be &ristiisto otuot /
boiIetpinoott, miitto ontoIlo tofpal'
Loan bptpirt ep6mddrdifesti, mutta II
eiipdt iono fiiten TaofpaIi otuomicli
iesti ia iliorafifaiiesti: "aoiffi mi
nd ruistoria piodn $erroui Seefttf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

- aiitos, eta tnlitte. Sumalc
on fen teiIIe ferran p%alfitieipa.
8GbGn aifao mietittpGdn fpip'
famreeri:
Snfo teioGn mGlillenne tullui
iofu folnuas9
-Sn.
: = &itfn2
- Meifi a%bIftrano.
- Mafastatto bGntG? famreeri
acknowledgement fpipi.
Surumpoittoiiesti bpmpillen Gam
milo mastaii:
On. = Miltta glli pitGG bGnes
til liiafii. SGn ie on, iofa estdd @l'
lid menem1stG tiIiIIe Slimalan eteen.
Gan futfittaa bGnen itleraffmtttaar
ia tifee bGnen ptpepttadn alma ia io'
Ia tiIaihnlbesia. Gill on tottuni1
fiiben ettG faiffi bGnt1 fiittdip1t eifG
atitfaan oifaiie. gseiti @lbitrano fit
tdd alma, ipabingosiafaan bantd mis-
t1an mtbtelemotto. SIN on @lir
pnba benfi.
Tartoitatfo mitdGn eritpistG,
iotofin iofa mime pdilpina on tapb'
titn1tf? famreeri fpipi.
Eommio fertoi, ntit1 @lli iatamas
ia oil SprbGmaIIe %lntiunitt. San ia
moi o~oottaneenia ia bartoasti toitpo'
rtseuIa Iaaipanlo fiiilla bGrten fati,-
7tunn roita fanoia Iefd iitG, ettd ban
Gina oil foboellirt ialoa nainaioo
touffaatpan tpIpsti ia pltmieliiesti.
= SitG rosfaammasti fosfee mi'
iaiiitn, bdn Iiidii, @llin faptos npt ia
bixen mitrtunoton mieleniG, fiin lei
tu61n olen bitsnranmit, ett1 bGnen o.
u~tutuntonIo mibteIee 1Gmtd ipnnistG.
&Gai taistelee SimoIon 9engen nub-
teifa tpastaan ia alfaa niistG 10 pbo
enemmGn ,popoiltiia. Semmoinen
toisteIli on ipdarallinen; lie poaont-
taa. 9eetiu pori fertaa iobtaa @llin
d%Intifffet tuobon Jamaican tobtorf-
ieen, mutta ban Iititttlti, bltomalitta'
en- main, miten ban ainoana meiSto
aina oil m~ostustanut IGbto1mme iao
ristoon. Neiti Iblitrono trli npt,
niinfuin min moneSti ennenfin, 81
Tia Iob6uttomooni,, fe tiebGn, estG'
en- b6ntG pGGiem1stG tilillc Sitmnlar
eteen. Slen foubistlifie llo aiatellit
joliet tGmmOinenfGGn isfi moimit 81
Tin mielt1 mlitttao, min ei mifddnl
&ofas fet6 = me Discrimination
me spieroannumme toiiistammte. @p'
IGbtee Gill Baritiiin. SiellG bar
mailman pporteesiG ipielG belpom
min pGGiee mopoafii foifesto, milf
on mimiIIe rofosta ia ppbGd ia iostt
nina en- ipoi luopi,o, poiffo ipbdme
nj fdrfpiii pirstoleifii maoIliien on
ueni baiibana.
aiottefo pi,rfoo fibImtfienne
tdMreeri fpfpi.
81 CHI iitd tabbo, p6inapostoii
enfd mindfdGnL fila nte rafostomm
toifiomme. @lttta onto mabboIIis
ia, eta Iiittomme nGiIIG ebooiIfo mo
idiIpG2
- TieoGtf6, fiiinfo faiion Gill al
Zoo piippG Toriiiisio9 MinuIIe b1l
terron p1tbui foboesta ipitobesto.
= Siit1 Ell meiodn %tpGIiIIdmme Q
re oIIut fpipntpstd. @bfd pibui I'D
feSdIIe foboesto tpitooestu ~ientdboer
ettd nina ferran bdneIIe foioin, e
ten tabtoiii mennd otuioIiittoon, en-
nenfitin oIen fuorittanit popintir
fintont ia fiiber urenee ntiniIto poi
tpnotto.
OIct fiis tpormnsti pddtiant
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

Cite fainfaon. YGimpastoin
tiitGn fet6G, ettG tulitte. Glen farii.
npt palion ndinG pdiwinG, ipoomeni
on min tGpnn1 lclpottomuiitta ia tis
faa, ettd ie i1rfpp, iollen iaa fitG fe-
nellefG1n piirfaa. @nnen oil tapano
nj pllbua blrolistoni ialon pstGipGni
csifparin fansIa, mittta ban maaa
rgeren pobialla, taifta oifeammin:
itbGn on fi~rffnubesia Slrmalan liona,
min forfeolla, ettetpdt malentuneen
mieleni baofaufiet iinne iafia nollSto
CHI ei pnun1rrG min1po taiffa ebfd
t6ptpD minun ionoa: ban ei taboo pm
nldrtGd mirt,a.
SGn oienii famreeriQe fGtenid
Iiifrtettiina lii1ten:
&iitos, ettG tulitte. Slmala
on fen teiIIe ferran palfitIeipa.
@Gban oifao mietittpdan fpipi
famreeri:
Onfo teioGn pGlillennc tullut
iofu folmas9
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

Commissioner Bertsch introduces
the following resolution and moves
it's adoption:
Be 1t Resolved by the Board of
City Commissioners OF the City OF
Bismarck, North Dakota, That it is
necessary, and the City Commission
ers of the City of Bismarck, North
Dakota hereby declare it to be nee
essary that lateral sewer be con-
structed on Sixth street from Avenue
+ to the boulevard in Sewer Improve
ment District Number One, according
to the plans and specifications of the
City Engineer, which plans and speci-
fications were adopted and placed on
file tins 4th day of April, 1911.
State of North Dakota, City Of Bis
marck, IS.
|, r. r. Thistlethwaitc, City Audi
tor of the City of Bismarck, North
Dakota, hereby certify that the fore
going is true and correct copy OF
the original resolution passed by the
Board of City Commissioners at their
regular meeting April 4th. 1917.
X. II. THISTLETlNWAIT
81" City Auditor.
C4-6, 13)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
A Laxatiue for Babies
Good for Everybody
Or. CaldwelI's Syrup Pepsin a Safe
and Efficient Family Remedy.

Every member of the family is
more or less subject to constipation
and every home should always be sup
piled with a dependable remedy to
promptly relieve this condition. When
ever the bowels become clogged and
the natural process Of elimination
. thereby disturbed, the entire system
is affected, and readily subject to at
tack by disease. Constipation is a
condition that should never be neg
lected.
Mrs. T.. r. Gilbert of Milbro, Va,
says that Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin
is a splendid laxative for children be-
cause they like its pleasant taste, and
it acts so easily and naturally. with
out gripping or strain, and she finds it
equally effective for the rest of the
family.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup pepsn is a
| combination Of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that contains no opiatc
or narcotic drug. 1t is mild and gen.
tie in it's action, and does not cause
pain or discomfort. Druggists every
where sell this excellent remedy for
fifty cents a bottle.
! TO avoid limitations and ineffective
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
UNCLE SAM NOW ON j..
TRIAL BEFORE WORLD
Continued from page l.

Continued from page /. ,
You would have to rewritc all your
histories. In your schools il you tried
to tell children Of Valley Forge and
Yorktown the words would choke YOU
Fear No Duty
But that isn't all. 1t is just the be-
ginning. The only safety for man or
nation is to be on the level, stand
up straight and fear no duty whatever
at may be. God hates towards and
Furnishes them. What will be coming
to us if we run away from our job is
perfectly plain. We shall be left open
to the attacks as much as TO the scorn
of the world. We shall advertise to
anybody that covets our fat wealth
that we can't fight, can't unite, have
neither nerve, spirit, sense, vision nor
capacity, and as surely as we live
some nation that needs our money
will act on that invitation to trouble.
A Nation of Men
But even that isn't ALL We have a
perfectly just cause. We are a nation
Of men and not Of degenerates. We
can stand on our feet and do our part
as well as any other men can do
theirs. We fight for a great principle,
vital to progress, vital to all man.
kind.
To shirk any part Of our duty to
that principle is to decare that we do
not believe in it, that all we ever said
about it was q bluff and that we are
the worlds premium gang Of liars.
End Depends on U. S.
None of>that. We will not drag the
dirt the worlds hope to be free. The
whole course of mankind for centuries
to come, whether+gup to general free
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
Cheapest Things About Easter
Dinner Will Be the Trimmings

although some range as high as ~
the pound, and some go as low as 10
It's really cheaper to hand your
friend a lemon at 30 cents the dozen
and you can eat grapefruit at &c
cents the fruit. Fancy, checked
| Florida Strawberries were on the mar
ket again today at % cents the pint
| which is not at all bad when you con
slider the distance they travel.
While chickens are rare and high
and turkeys are hardly to DE had at
all, egg plant is plentiful at 20 cents
| the pound, which makes good-sized
| plant worth about 30 cents. One mar
ket reported three turkeys today and
another one big gohbler, which had
been spoken for. Turks are worth
80 cents; springs and ducks, rs.
But, returning to the green stuff
! there's dandy parsley at :, and 10 the
bunch; green onions at 10, fresh car
rots, beets, turnips and radishes at
10; celery at 10 to Is for super1ine
! stock; cabbage at II cents the pound;
mangOes at 10 cents apiece; spinach
at 20 the pound bermuda onions
at Is cents the pound, and caulilow,
er at Is cents.
In fruits, cranberries, lingering in
the lap of spring, will move at two
! quarts for quarter, and good banan-
as at Is to 50 cents the dozen. Tx
ira fine apples may be had at 1925
to $3.50 the bushel crate, ranging
Is to 80 cents less than potatoes.
Extra large oranges run as high as
50 cents the dozen, but they may be
had for any price one wants to pay
under that maximum
Eggs, which have rCtailed as low
as % cents, were 80 Thursday, and
IS today, and they MAJ go higher
tomorrow. The customary Easter adj
vance is accelerated by bullish mar
ket, and just when eggs will come
down again cannot be said. Aspara'
gus, which makes nice Easter side
dish, is 20 cents the bunch.
If one isn't naturally welded to
chicken as an Easter piece de resist
ance, consolation may be found in eX-
ira choice spring lamb, leg O veal
and prime cuts Of pork at 80 cents
and good old red beef at % to 80
isn't to be sneezed at.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
"1|z" PUTS Joy IN
SORE, ACHING FEET
How ''Tiz, Does Comfort Tired, Burn'
ing, Calloused Feet and
COrnS.

Goodbye, sore feet, burning feet,
swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet.
Goodbye. corns. callouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness, no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony: "Ilz'
is magical, acts right off. "Tiz' draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up the feet. Use "Tiz' and wear
smaller shoes. Use "Tiz'' and forget
your foot misery. ALI! how comfort
able your feet feel. ...
Get a 25-cent box of "Tiz" now at
any druggist or department store.
Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell. never hurt,
never get tired. A years foot comfor:
guaranteed or money refunded. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

About the cheapest thing about
your Easter dinner will be the trim
mings. The good old standbys, such
as eggs and chickens and butter and
potatoes, are soaring out Of sight, but
you may garnish all you please with
cress, parsley, lettuce, both head and
leaf; cauliflower, radishes, green on.
ions, celery and other tixins at prices
not a penny higher than have ruled
for the last five years. "
Don't ask me what's wrong with
the butter and egg markct--it's gone
crazy muttered a wild-eyed Bis
marck commission man yesterday,
I'm keeping out OF it-that's all.
Why eggs cost more this week than
they were retailing for last Saturday
Some bright boy has an idea he is
going to corner the egg market AS
for poultry, there isn't any fresh stuff,
and not a whole lot of frozen stock.
1t isn't that it's so bloomin' high, it's
just that it amt at ALL And butter
why, we just sold carload, f. o. b.
North Dakota points, for 80 cents a
pound! You can figure out what the
retailers got to get for it. 'Tisnt
right and 'tisn't natural, and some
foxy old guy is going to get bumped
with a lot Of eggs and butter on his
hands when the cows and chickens
get busy this spring."
We Should Worry.
But, we should cultivate gray hairs.
with oranges for as little as Is cents
the dozen, and good old cucumbers at
only % per each, and leaf lettuce at
cents the folio, and ever so many
good things at old "bcfore-the- war;
prices.
Head lettuce costs the retailers IS
cents per twins and he kindly sells
it at Is the head, not because there's
any profit in it. but because the peo-
pie want it, and it pays to advertise.
Ordinary, last years potatoes are
bringing S2.75 the bushel, and they're
mighty nice looking potatoes, if you
can content yourself with a look.
HOnesttO-gO0dness new Irish spuds
are looking proud at Is cents the
pound, for which same price you can
take home some fine Virginia sweets,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

of Senator La Toilette, who sat in
the rear Of the chamber.
Kitchin said he was rot sure that
the United States, put in the same
situation that Germany is in, might
not resort to the same violations OF
neutrality that Germany has been
guilty of.
no Vital Rights Contest.
'ln this case no invasion is threat
ened,' Kitchn continued. "No foot
of our territory is in danger. No vi
tai right is contested. The acts of
Germany are not directed directly
at us. We are asked to make COM
| mon cause with Great Britain and
France to support a cause right or
wrong. Every feeling Of humanity
combines to keep us out OF war;
Kitchin refeyed to the British
closing of the North Sea and said no
lives were lost then because Amer
leans stayed out of that zone.
1--WE did not wage war on Mexico.
We were willing to forego our rights
with Great Britain and with Mexico
rather than plunge into war while
the whole world was in cOnf1agra-
ton. approved that course then
and now" .>U - is.
IIeflin Criticlzcs KitcIlin.
Representative Hefin of Alabama,
Democrat, bitterly criticized Repre-
sentative Kitchin, = declaring it was
humiliating to the Democrats and
that if he himself had made such a
speech, he would have followed it up
by resigning from congress. Some
Kisses came from the Democratic
side and Mr.. Heflin said they were
from those who were for the kaiser.
Representative Sloan, Nebraska,
Republican,, declared the sober sec
ond thought of the American people,
including congress, is being felt and
that 10 days delay OF the vote would
defeat the resolution in its present
shape.
Flood Tries for Vote.
Toward o'clock, Chairman Flood,
in charge OF the resolution, sought
an agreement to have the committee
of the whole rise at O'Clock and re-
port the resolution in the house, with
view to early action: There was
immediate opposition. Speaker Clark
said everybody ought to have, a right
to speak, and the house should stay
in session until the early hours of
the morning or all night if neces-
sary. Mr.. Flood then withdrew his
request and speeches were resumed