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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
The WAR MENU.

People are reluctant to change life
long habits. Universal cooperation in
a plan for such change is almost im
nossiblc, because one family or fel.
low relies upon the other family or
fellow to do it, and SO the plan fails
or moves slowly.
1t is becoming evident that, despite
food administrators regulations, the
miller who grinds and the baker who
bakes will, generally speaking, take
no part in the saving of wheat, under
present popular demands Of white
bread. ...
War flour and war bread-that
seems to be what we arc coming to.
The food administration will have to
prohibit the making and sale Of white
bread on certain days Of the week.
Such policy &lnay be hatcfully Ger,
man. But it works!
How much better that every family
should have two or three Johnny
bread" days week! Uncle Sam has
more corn than he can handle in or
binary. ways. If this fine human food
doesn't go into humans, it will 60
into hogs, and then the humans will
Shrek because charged seventeen
prices for hogs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
Military Committee Of
Russian Reuolutionists
Demands Peace at Once

Petrosrad, h admiralty per Wireless Press
has received the following: s-' .@sA@.>..s ..r
soldiers delegates says: ,s.s -;
I'VE deposed without oodshcd the government wnen
against thu revolution" st 81 ~ ~
tprocaas authority the military revolutionary COM
that the officers who 20 not ope" o" the move
Immediately be arrest ed. t.s. Il! II ~ ~
Uncertain military detachen M adds must
ont for Pstrograd Where per
statement force must be used Wtnoos
mercy t g. NJ I. ~ j 49, 2.s$, u .,,.
Ths4 council And lalSsrs delegates
this the Of the n. says the
proclamation OF the Revolutionary comrnittee..
FIN offer OF imme date democratic peace
second-The immediate handing Of large prop''etoa
lands to the peasants. r S%$&H. :. =,
detS and worknens delegates y "A
EagktIhs honest eonyocat Of constitutional assemuv
Revolutionary must not permit uncertain
W sus fans they oppose such
action 81 cents force without mercy
The be Immediately 70 a. military &C.
The Of order from the RANK
and file army organizations equivalent to great CRIME
against revolution and will be punished by al the 'sre"s"
Of revolutionary law. wv ;ra ~.
Soldiers peace bread land and for the power OF
(sipred) st. The REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY. COMMITTEE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
WASHINGTON DISCOURAGED
OVER THE PLIGHT or RUSSIA

Washington, D. My. ?.-Discour-
agement felt here over the news of
the overthrow of the Kerensky gov
eminent at Petrograd Is tempered by
hope that the extreme radicals who
have seized the capital may not be
able to extend their control over the
army or any considerable part of the
country. However, it Is feared that
much blood must be shed and the
nation further demoralized before any
power rises above the turmoil strong
enough to control the situation.
Both the state department and the
Russian embassy still were without
official advices tonight. Consequently
there was no official comment on the
situation
The suggestion that tho new power
at PetrOgrad may be short lived is
based to an extent upon the fact that
the cossacks. the best military force
in Russia, though extremely jealous
of their own local liberties. always
have been reckoted upon to support
strong conservative government. It
was conceived in some quarters that
il Kerensky. fleeing from the capital,
should be able to bring to his support
General Korniloff, the strong man OF
the Russian army, with his cossacks
as hackers, he might set up new
and stronger government at MOSCOW,
where he could count lpl0 tee l0xelty
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

President Wilson himself has direct
cd the attention of the chambers OF
commerce. and citizens ofi;American
communities in the training camp dis
tricts to one big way in which they
can 10 u valuable war bit.
"The greatest civilian gathering IN
Washington since the war began is
cno c,.rett observers appraisal OF the
convention in Washington late ~
October at which the activities of the
War-Camp;@ Community Recreation
Service were planned.
Recreation inside the camps is be
ing takcnA:arc of by many agencies
from tho -, M. c. A. up and down
What happens to the soldier in train
Ing when he gets beyond the camI
ndaries becomes most important
The War.Camp Recreation Service
would surround each training camr
with zone OF hospitable homes and
social circles welcoming the men II
training into round of ploasurablt
recreation. ~
Clean camp life is fine. But al
these men now in camp come from
homes. The change is big one
What they need most to relieve CAM
life is clean home life. r., NJ
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
of ma jority OF the large population
of that ancient capital. Tim. Y

of a ma jority OF the large population
of that ancient capital. ~ ,r%.s
An obstacle to the success Of such
a plan is found in the possibility that
Kornlloif, embittered by the treatment,
he had received at, the hands, of
ensky when the latter was vacfllat!
between the radicals and cOnseftt
tives, might refuse to risk his future
further upon; suchian uncertainsleader.
Some officials thinks this compromis.
ing by kerensky was largely .respon.
sible for his disaster
In view of the intensity of the demo
cratic spirit developed in Russia since
the overthrow of the car, it is re-
garded here as difficult to conceive
of the appearance of any, other form
of government other than republic,
yet in diplomatic circles where the
peculiar temperament of the Russian
masses is we'll understood, the opin-
ion is expressed that out of sheer
WEAKNESS with revolutions and anar-
chy. the majority of the people might
suddenly decide to cOnfide their des-
TIMES in a dictator, thereby following
in the footsteps of the radicals in
the French revolution.
Recalling that even the, tolshevikis
themselves have declared fer. "a demo-
cratic peace" which is opposed to the
German idea. it is believed hardly
possible on that basis that Germany
could entertain proposals from. the
Maximilists for either peace or an
armistiCe.
It is. pointed out, too, that even the
Germans did make a. separate peace
with the Maximilists, the fact that this
party represents only a small section
Of the Russian people would make it
necessary for the central powers to
continue to maintain a large military
force on the border to guard against
an offensive from the other element.
Therefore it is hoped that the mill.
tary situation will not change mate
rally for the worse for the entente
powers. II any considerable portion
of the Russian army can be kept in
the trenches, tn eadvent of winter will
prevent the German troops who face
them from taking advantage of any
temporary weakness to start an Often
| sive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
ANSWER TO GERMANY

II the past few months the Ger.
man rulers and press have suddenly
ceased their pretense of paying little
+ attention to what America is prcpar-
ing to- do in the war. ~,
Tho full state of facts may not DO
known to the plain people, but the
'"all.highest circles reveal enough to
make the Germans view the future
with apprehension.
They are, therefore, acting true to
form. They are now singing their
hymn of hate about us. ~:
First is was leveled at the French,
then at the Englih. Now it is our
tuln.. 49, ~
Abuse is heaped upon President
Wilson for declining to talk peace
with the murderous crew now in con-
troll of the German empire. ~
Cheer is brought to German hearts
hy assuring the faithful the American
army is a joke, and that our navy
cannot hope to cope with the sub
marine mneance.
Editors lick their lips over fond
creams of indemnities they are going
to exact from us, and over visions OF
preparations to secure outposts for
the future war they are going to
make upon us.
We are told Germany's answer to
President Wilson's insult to the Ger.
man kaiser and the German people
will be shown in the success of the
seventh war loan. And, indeed, it
has been surprising success, some
thing over three billion dollars being
secured.
The American people are determin
cd to match soldier for soldier with
the kaiser until he is defeated We
arc determined to match dollar for
dollar with the German nation--and
then SOME. We had the opportunity
IN the second Liberty Loan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
YOUTH ]. R|[C||T.l |.
TALE Of ESCAPE
From !. |I| !. RIOTERS Q!
Witness at Trial Of Houston Sol.
diers Accused Of Murder,
Shot Many Times.
F1FTY.sEvEN WOUNDS:
SURVIVES INJURIES

San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 9.-Among
witnesses who testified today at the
court martial trial of GO. negroes Of
the gath United States infantry charg.
ed with murder, mutiny and rioting,
was Corporal Foreman, 2l-year-0ld
Texas youth. He sat upon cot and
told of his almost miraculous escape
from death at the hands of the riot
ers. He drove the car in which rode
Captain J. w. Mates, Second Illinois
field artillery, Policeman F. S. .Mein-
exc and S. Saton, all OF whom were
killed by the negroes. Foreman re-
ceived 81 wounds. He fell from the
steering wheel, he said, shot before he
knew what was happening. lnvolun-
tarily he swerved the wheel and the
car ran onto the sidewalk and stopped,
while he, crouching behind the body OF
Meineke, escaped death.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
REV0LUTI0NlSTS DECLARE FOR PEACE
Petroad Throes pheav with Proletarat in Command
of Civil and Military Resources-Rebels Seize
Government and Arrest Provisional 3a
Administrators. &5E . ts.3a&
WITHDRAWAL FROM WAR IS aa lESa
~" SLOGAN OF THE MAx1M1L1sTs
Washington Deeply Exercised by Deba in the
Russian Experiment in Democracy. But Hopeful
That Crisis May Pass and Order @e&t
... and Sanity Return. .3st '""''+'@
and Sanity Return.
Administrators.

lcrosad, Nov 9rhc Maxlms with the support Of the
Prog garrison have obtained control of Perograd dcposcd
KcrcnSky wo it said has fled the city placed under
number Of his minister's and proclaimed government with
immediate peace its first objective gs y@ss ~ ;
Old Premier in Flight. # &ts
letrogrd Nev Government forces holding the winter pal
compelled to captac early this morning under the fire
of the cruiser Aurora and the Of the ST. Peter and ST. PAU
fortress the Ncva At o'clock this morning the
battalion which had been defending the winter palace
rendered f 'Hr- - -r#
The workmcs soldiers delegates complete
of the city: = i = a. .=>s
Premier Kcrcsky reported last night at ga IS miles
southwest of Petrograd. & @E.
Late yesterday evening after the government forces had
driven the winter palace the palace besieged and lively
fight of machine and rifles began The Aurora which
moocd at the Nccoai bridge moved within firing
rapne Meanwhile the of the ST. Peter and ST. Paul fort
opened fire , x sf1st.GE %'sE aai,s 4
The palace stood under the glare Of the scarchgts Of the
cruiser and offered good target for the The defenders held
out for hours replying best they could with machine guns and
rifles. T. %55 ~ *-ga !. St
There was sanodc firing in other parts Of the city but the
worlnes and soldiers troops took protect c
zcrs who ordered their quarters The bridges and tic
Ncvsy rospck which early in the afternoon the hands
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
GOVERNORS ASKED
TO TAKE PART IN
LOYALTY MEETING

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 9.-Governors
OF Montana, North and South Dakota,
Wisconsin. Illinois and Kansas today
were invited by Governor Burnquist to
attend the Northwest Loyalty meeting
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis, Novem.
bcr 1917 A letter from Joseph Tu'
multy. secretary to President Wilson,
informed the committee In charge that
George Creel, chairman Of the public
information committee had been CIV
en- the task Of assigning speakers to
the meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
BOY AND GIRL ROMANCE
CULMINATES m WEDDING

Shields, n. d., Nov. "a boy and
girl school romance eliminated In tho
marriage at jamestown Of Fred L..
Port and Miss Mabel Davis, who are
now at home to their friends here.
Fred l.. Port is the only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Port. among the ear
lest settlers Of this region. The
bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Davis, prominent residents OF
jamestown. The young people met In
their freshmen days ct jamestown col
1eGe,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
ROSEBUD INDIAN PUTS
$4,000 INTO LIBERTY

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 9.-Alex Bordeau,
a l.osebud Indian who purchased $780,
900 of i. the second Liberty Loan
through the Mellette county state bank
of White River, is believed to be the
heaviest buyer of bonds among native
Americans in the United States, bar
ring only one or two Indian oil mag
rates In the. Oklahoma fields
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
CHICAGO.

HOGS-Receipts $4,000: stro1s:
bulk s16.6s@1740; light. Sit 2o@l74o;
liked S16.25617.50; heavy $16.ssd0
17.45; rough 1G.25MlS.5p; pigs $12 q
@T.45. y. r
SATTLE 5000; weak;
native beef steers. S66O@16.s5; west
ern steers f$7,75@t3.2s; stockers and
feeders $3.50 to 1,40; cows and heif.
ers $4.40M11.60; calves $6.75@13.OD.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; strong;
wethers $S.70@12.s5; lambs $4,000
1850.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
CATTLE MARKETS
, ST. PAUL.

HOGS-Reoeipts 10000; LAC. to Csc
higher; range @16.O9@1e.s5; bulk
&1c15m16.25 2 -. ! ,- 49,.
ATTLE-Receipts 5,3O0;, steady;
steers 35.00sAo 1900. COWS and heif.
ers $5.5O@sO0; calves steady, $500
1907. stockers and feeders steady,
$5.0O@1O.0Os I.
SHEEP-Receibtss f.OOe; steady
lambs ss.Go@15.75;> wethers $500 to
1900; ewes s$5.O0@1O.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

One of the most distinguished sur
gcons in the British Isles is woman,
and she's going into the army. How
this war does make woman shine!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
THE ASPECT NORMAL,
eRiToNs HAVE NO NEWS.


drew Bonar Law informed the house
Of commons this afternoon that the
government had no news of the latest
developments in Russia The Russian
embassy also was without advices.
The only news Of the deposition of
the Kerensky government thus far has
been received from the Russian wire.
less and the sem.-o 1scial PetrOgrad
news agency, both of which>n0w are
controlled by the Maximilists. %I
There is hope here that there be
another side to the picture. 1t is
considered possible that the Kerensky
faction may not have been turned out
OF power as completely. as the Maxi
milists represent, and that the con-
servatives may he able to reassert
themselves without a general civil
war. The army holds the key to the
situation and the issue appears to
hang upon how far the soldiers re-
spond to the Maximalist proclamation.
Naval Forces Revolt.
A Reuters dispatch from Petrograd.
dated Wednesday evening. says that
delegates from the Baltic and Black
sea fleets have declared in favor of
the workmen's and soldiers council.
According to the same correspond
ont the first, third and fourteenth cos.
sack regiments informed Kerensky
that they were prepared whole-heart-
eddy to support the, government, pro
vided no compromise was entered
into.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

A Michigandcr has invented clip
to hold cows tail while she's being
MIXED. The world has sure progress
ed since we used to try to sit on a
cows tail and a onelegged stool
simultaneously. '.....
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
ASTHMA SUFFERER

WRITE TODAY and l will tell you OF
the simple home treatment for asthma
and bronchitis which has cured many
after physicians and change Of climate
failed. want you to try it at my ex'
pensc. Drop me card and I'll mail
you Csc sample bottle FREE. Geo.
i. Eh0massen, Box A-1s6, Des Moines.
Iowa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

1t is going to be long war. IL Italy
Is beaten. Save food for our fighters!
Save money for bonds! And the time
to begin ~isv now.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

British hospital surgeons are adopt
ing green uniforms because that color
Is cashier on the patients eyes than
white. Cheers up, the wounded Irish
soldiers, to0.-.1s - -sas'< --s--- -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
.ypLANs OF REVoLUTloNisTs.

:;pLANS o! REvoLOTlONlSTS.
,Petrograd, Nov. 9.-The general
congress of workmen's and soldiers
ue1egales OF all Russia was convened
here last night with $50 delegates In
attendance The chairman declared
that the time was not propitious for
political speeches and the order OF
business of the congress approved
was as follows:
INSTRUMENTATION of power. :
Second-Peace and war.
Third-A constituent assembly.
The officers elected comprise II
Maximilists, including Nikolai Lenine,
the radical socialist leader, and NJ.
Zinoveff, an associate of Lenine, and
Leon .Trotzky, president of the cen
trail legislature committee OF the Pet-
rograd council of workmen's and sol
diers' delegates. In addition seven
revolutionary socialists were ap-
pointed.
delegation was named to initiate
peace negotiations with the other rev.
dictionary and democratic Organiza-
lions, with vie VITO taking steps to
stop bloodshed."
The official news agency today made
public the following statement:
"The congress of the councils OF
workmen's and soldiers delegates OF
all Russia, which opened last evening,
issued this morning the three follow
ing proclamations:
".To all provincial councils of work
mems and soldiers and peasants dele
gates:
"'All power lies in the workmen's
| and soldiers delegates. Government
commissaries are relieved Of their
functions. Presidents of the work
mems and soldiers delegates are to
communicate direct with the revolu-
tionary government All members OF
AGRICULTURAL committees who have
been arrested to be set at liberty i'm
mediately and the commissioners who
arrested them are in turn to be ar
| rested
'"Ths second proclamation reads as
/ follows:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

United States contains 100000
country girls, says a statistician. And
cvry last one of, them is trying to be
citificd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
BRITISH TAKE TEKRIT.

Londan, Nov. 9.-Tekrit, on the tt
girls river in Mesopotamia. 80 miles
northwest of Eagdad, was occupied by
the British ON Nov. s, the war Office
announced today. /
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

Denmark will reduce her standing
army to 29,DG8 men. There's another
easy mark for the Kaiser.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

Begins, to look as If the Kaiser con.
sidered Italy suitable spot in the
s,inn s.et ~. ,- r. ...
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
READERS, COLUMN
DOES NOT LIKE NAME
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 6, 10

Bismarck, n D., Nov. 6, 1917.
Bismarck Tribune:
II have noticed by your very cX-
scellent paper that you have always
stood up for American principles and
I am surprised to see that you have
not raised your voice in protest
against the German Hungarian Coal
company which has just been born in
Stark county at the town of Lefor,
this state. If this is not real insult
to. the American people / have missed
my guess 1t Is like shaking a red
flag in bulls face. The attention of
the Federal government should be
called to this outrage. l am travel
ing man living at Bloomington. ILL.,,
and dare say that if such a thing
was pulled off there, there no doubt
would be hanging bee and we would
have few less German-Hungarians.
If you people out here, can't do any
thing else you can remember the
brand of coal you buy. am sur
prised that as many Americans as
there are ii bismarck and vicinity
that you would tolerate such an in
suit. Wake up Down with Germany
Up with Old Glory. The stars and
stripes forever; My great grand-fath-
er fought in the Revolutionary War.
yours for America,
FIRED GORDON,
,i>.s, Bloomington ILL.,"
EDITORS NOTE.-The Tribune
rather pointedly commented at the
time of the incorporation of the Ger.
man-Hungarian Coal company upon
the questionable taste displayed by
Lefor citizens in combining in their
corporate title at this particular time
the names Of Americas two principal
foemen in the worlds war for democ'
racy which are quite generally being
dropped by corporations elsewhere in
America.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09

OF the government forces, were cap
ture! and held during the. night by the
workmcn's and soldiers troops.
Tic battle at the palace, which be-
gan shortly after 6 O'clock, was spec
tacular one, armed cars of the. revO-
lutionists swinging into action in
front of the palace gates, while flashes
from the tNeva were followed by the
explosion of shells from the guns of
the Aurora. -
The Russian cruiser Aurora is a
vessel of $3.50 tons and, haYA com
plement of 57S} men. She was built
in 1900 and carries ten Ginch guns.
20 12-pountlers 'and eight SMALL guns.
She is also armed with two torpedo
tubes.
l,ior TO the attack on the winter
palace the workmen's and soldiers
leaders. in the name of the Bolshevikis
of Petrograd sent the provisional gov.
ernment an ultimatum demanding they
surrender and allowing 20 minutes
grace. The government replied indi-
rectly, refusing to recognize tho mill
tary committee.
ARREST kERENskY MINISTER'S.
London. Nov. 9.-The semi-ofticial
news agency gives the names OF the
cabinet minister's In the Kerensky
government arrestN "a Iollows:,a A
/. Konovaleff, minister of trade and
industry; M.SKishkin, minister OF pub
4 Tic welfare; NJ. l.. Terestchenko, min
lister of foreign affairs; NJ Malyanto
witch. minister OF Justice; NJ. Nikitin
minister of the interior.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-09
INFORMED or PLOT.

London, Nov. 9.-OpiniOn IL ex'
pressed in Russian circles in London
that NJ. Kerensky, who early was adj.
vised OF thaiintentions Of Nikolai Len.
inc to grasp power, removed the seat
of government to Moscow and from
there wilr endeavOr to unite the mod
crates against the Maximilists and
also to rally to his support cossacks
and such other TROOPS who have not
already gone over to the extremists.
Official Denial.
1t is officially announced from Pet
rograd, through the Wireless Press.
that no headquarters commuque was
issued today.