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New Britain herald., 1917-12-06

have been selected after careful at
tention The program follows:
Those Dancers
Pianophiends--
Harry Ginsburg Francis Clynes
John j. Cream
Leon Gordon Sturman Dyson
Tsststed by Louie Jones
Baritone Solo
Young Warrior ...... Burleigh
August Klein
Arpi Sextette-
John A. Erickson. list tenor:
Eric Frederickson, LIST tenor;
Albert Holmgren, I'd tenor;
John Peterson. LIST basso;
Algot Peterson, I'd basso;
John Larson. I'd basso:
Harold Sjolander accompanist.
Horace La Valley
Assisted by Louie Jones
in "Way Down South"
George Hallin, Russell Barrett, Ed
ward Carroll, Herbert Kopf, Wilfred
McEnroe, F. L. Engle, Gilbert Yates.
Virgil Gill, Philip Tormay. Jr.. Al.
Swanson, P. Smith, George Monahan.
George Lynch, James Ringrose, Ben
Calvert, Joseph Donlon, Carl Bergen
4 ,
and Ernest Horton, Charles Merwin,
Arthur Peterson, Arthur Anderson,
Howard Timbrell and Jack Martin,
banjoists.
"15 Minutes of Sociability"-
JoeAHaffey & Crean-Johnny
Closing Tableau-,
1.-The Assembly Of the Allies
Young Woman Assistants.
Assisting the general committee will
be the following members of the
ladies' auxiliary in the capacity OF
ushers. flower girls and souvenir pro-
gram girls:
Miss Grace Flannery. director of
ushers; ushers, Miss Loretta Cauf1eld,
Miss Marion Egan, Miss Helen Mon
sees, Miss Mary Monsees, Miss Rene
Dorsey, Miss Harry Kiniry. Miss Ella
Moore, Miss Eleanor M. Bunny, Miss
Grace Reilly, Miss Grace Burns, Miss
Catherine Campbell, Miss Julia Sulli-
van
Flower girls-Mfss Anna Murphy,
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Catherine Nc
Carthy.
Program Girls-Mrs. William r.
Mangan, Mrs. c. J. Christensen, Miss
Rena Byrne, Miss May Flannery.
bOA OAAACc dluS--M1SS Lillian hOlOQ.
ney. Miss Daisy Kolodney.
Miss Grace Flannery will be in
charge of this end of the program
The matinee performance will COM
mence promptly at 2:3O o'clock and
the the evening performance at SIS
O'CLOCK. At the conclusion of the
theatrical performance a I reception
Will be held at the State Armory. last
Ing until $3.50 o'clock. For those un-
able to secure admission to Fox's thea
ter, the committee has arranged to
start dancing at the armory at $50
o clock. An orchestra Of 10 pieces
will furnish music at the theater and
eight pieces will render music for the
dancing. superintendent Beardsley
has promised to have adequate trolley
service at the theater to convey per-
sons to the armory at the close of the
A handsome souvenir pro-
gram has been arranged for the event.
the cover design having been executed
by Joseph Wiseltier of the High
school. a. poem dedicated to "Our
Boys has been written by John Jay
DAILY, editor of the Herald.
In order to avoid unnecessary con-
New Britain herald., 1917-12-06
EVENTS TONIGHT

uperior photo plays. Lyceum thea
pgh class photo plays, Fox's thea
Vaudeville and moving pictures, at
sney's theater.
Ninstrels tableau rehearsal, Elks'
Turner society meets in Turner hall.
lexington lodge. I. o. D. F., meets
ar. o. z. A. M. hall.
st. Jean Baptiste society meets at
Church street.
indy Nest Of Owls meets in G. A.
hall.
New Britain lodge, B. P. o. E,
cts in Elks' hall.
Court Progress. F. Of A, meets in
Hes hall )
court Charter Oak, F. Of A., meets
Electric hall.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-06
ONWARD A. MEAD TO
RECITE AT Y. M. C. A.

Flocutionist to Give "A
Christmas Carol'' at Association
On December II.
Edward A. Mead of New York,
0Hfn throughout the country as an
Lctlttonist, will give a recitation at
r. M. c. A. on Sunday afternoon.
Bomber 9, at o'clock. Mr.. Ed
New Britain herald., 1917-12-06
CITY ITEMS

Goodness Of Aunt Delia's Bread
vt.
Dur Christmas club starts Decem-
22nd. We pay interest. Com
prcial Trust Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-06

today, which will be referred to the
committee on post Office and post
roads, proposing an increase Of COM
pensation of the postmasters, assistant
postmasters. and other postal en-
ployees, which is as follows: That,
hereafter, the salaries of all postal
employees which are now $1,000 or
less shall be increased thirty per
cent: those now receiving more than
$1,000 and less than $500 shall be
increased twenty-five per cent; those
receiving more than $1,000 and less
than $4,000 shall be increased twenty
per cent, and those receiving more
than $4,000 shall be increased fifteen
per cent A..
New Britain herald., 1917-12-06

RAISE FOR p. o. EMPLOYEES.
Washington, Dec. 6.-Senator Nc
Lean introduced a bill in the senate
New Britain herald., 1917-12-06

State Council OF Defense. Each day 1
gain some new idea for national and
International news from watching Its
activities, and it Is my great hope that
the other states will catch some Of the
enth usiasm and energy
Let me congratulate you particu-
larly upon the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Interviews on the World War and
upon the map entitled why Germany
Wants Peace Now
Sincerely,
GEORGE CREEL."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05
TlNN[[Y owes ALL
HIS GOOD BEACH
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CONTINUED from Page One)
Beach, $1,341; Lowell Brothers of
Beach, $1,000; Lowell Brothers OF
Beach, $2,O5O22; Beach Implement
, company, $3,O9210; Beach State bank,
$305; Lowell Brothers Of Beach, 49,
$50; Lowell Brothers of Teach, So
900; Farmers & Merchants bank,
$1,000; Gas Tractor Company
emerson Birmingham company,
Minneapolis), $4,SGS.68; Beach Imple,
ment company, 1864; William Y.
Hughes of Beach, $1703c; Pure Oil
company, Minneapolis, SS71.10; ALI
ance Hail association OF Beach, $4S;
Fl. X. Schusteryof Wibaux, Mont, or
Joliet, ILL.,, $4,000; international
Harvester company of Beach, 1882;
E.''E. Mikkelson Of Beach, $l96.06;
Rumely Products company t@sor
Advance Rumely of Fargo, S3,437; J.
p Reeves of Beach, .$2G7.27; Buffalo
Pitts company Of Fargo, $645;
Bhffhlo Pitts company of Fargo, ST.
800; H.i!iK. schuster of Wiba'lM;
;Mont.j Of Joliet, ,ll.;cs60O;J. G. Adler
Of Joliet, ILL.,, $1,000; Tri-State Imple7
lnent .cc9mpanY Of leach .$l.68a.67;
State bank of Parkers Prairie, Park
ers Prairie, Mimi, S33S.60; eSntinel
Butte Saddlery company, $1Oo; John
L. Jepson Of Beach, $52S.61; Henry
Saunders and Tom Smith Eeach.
$294.5O; Eastern Montana Farm &
Development Co. OF Glendive, Mont,
$S94.52;; Powers Lrothers OF Beach,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

Advices from the fuel administra-
ton are to the effect that the price
of run of the mine Ignite coal has
been, fixed for the northern district
at $2.45 at the mouth Of the nlAne;
prepared sizes are $3.50 and slack al
81. In this district run Of the mine
Ignite has been selling at the mine
for $3.50, and the fuel administra-
tons orders will effect a reduction OF
five cents per ton, which, probably viii!
not change the cost to the consumer,
which is now $3.50 per ton in Bis
marck, the same price which ruled
last spring. The price Of Wyoming
coal "a large amount of which will be
imported into North Dakota, is made
$3.50 at the mine. f.
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ALLIES HOLD HIGH
GROUND ABOUT YPRES

Continued from Page One.)
severity Of the Shock given the Ger
mans in yesterdays thrust. They kept
UP a heavy artillery fire during the
night, but did not counter attack
Meanwhile, the British were busy con-
solidating their new positions. The
French had to cope with several sur
Prise attacks by the Germans last
night, notably in the Champagne and
Upper Alsace. The German efforts,
however, met with no success.
VHv PROVISIONAL. BODY.
Petrograd, Oct. 5--The evening
newspapers say that the preliminary
parliament, which the democratic con-
gress has decided to set up, will be a
provisional body of an advisory, not
a legislative, character 1t will be
empowered, however, to consider ques-
lions of foreign policy. 1t will con-
.sist of 231 members The government
is to supply it periodically with all
information concerning the situation
in the country.
Amsterdam, Oct. 5.-A semi-official
statement issued in Berlin refers to
the attack of entente airmen on Ger
man towns and says they prove it is
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05
DAKOTA UNITS !,
NOW IN CAMP
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the northern Indiana section which
has. contributed so many citizens. to
the SLOPE Here the First regiment
band piled out for IA concert, and the
Flic,ersail fighting men were cc,npli-
mented on their solIierly Department.
Tunnels formed the principal diver
sion after Cincinnati was passed. One
boy claims to have counted % mile
long tunnels in traversirC g distance
of Is miles through TIE hills. To
most of the soldier boys this plowing
through Mother Earth's interior was a
novelty, but it soon. lost its charm.
TIE grub, en- route and in camp, has
been good, and there is nothing but
optimistic enthusiasm for the service
to be found in the ranks of the First
and Second North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05
RED CROSS TO :.
HELP FAMILIES
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/ Continued from Page One.) pa
profit by the mistakes of our neigh
cor. IT,,
1t is the intention of the Burleigh
county chapter to make detailed le-
ports on every enlisted soldier from
this district and keep in close touch
with the homes. When a man is
wounded or killed, it becomes the
duty Of the chapter to get a full re-
port and give assistance and solace to
the bereaved. &C., o."
Through the Paris branch of the
Red Cross 'the location of the men
will be known and any sickness, war
casualty or death will reported
promptly to the local chapter. At all
times, the local chapter will try to
keep an accurate record where each
man is stationed so he can be reached
by relatives and friends. 'An'f :''is q
Funds through the recent generos-
ity' Of ,Eurleigh. county oitizensl are
available to initiate this work. =, It,
will be jseveral months, probably y a
year before, any ACTUAL cases, Of need
will arise, but Immediately the prelfm
mary, work viii be doSe, So that the
machinery will respond readily to- al
demands ''a}-.s! $50 ,@Saissu;h ,th9l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

G {, Y: s; =: e(::'l' : 5.
$40 Vain ST.; ST. Phone bO
Meat Department

Our Beef is improving weekly
as the cattle are getting the best
Ct fedd and as we choose for each
weeks use the best from our vast
herds, we are in a position to give
YOU the best the country produces
at moderate prices for you secure
your meats at first hand.
As the cool weather advances,
we will add such delicious Lunch
con sausages as Liverwurst, Head
Cheese and Blood Sausage to our
now complete line, which are all
made in our own Sanitary Kitchen
by experts. -"
Be fair to yourself and give us
your entire meat business for one
week and you will be convinced
that this is the place to trade.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05
APPLES

Fancy Jonathans, Grimes Golden
ar1 King Davis at, per box, $2'1o
The above prices are less than
wholesale as we purchased a car
direct from the growers.
Country buyers should take ad-
vantage of this. We ship on day,
mail orders are received.
We also have a fresh supply of
Pears, Peaches, Plums, Concord
Grapes. Tokay Grapes, Tomatoes,
Bananas, Celery, Squash, Egg
Plant etc.
PLACE YOUR ORDER HERE
FOR SERVICE.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

apolis. 1,2e@; siRaul lsioss of bench.
$S7.S6;;fsl oha p9 P.'Reeyes'n}Qfi Beach,
$40 ;tfJ. Ls. Owens company nof, Min,,
nearolis, S53; Oyerstad & Hayerson
of Beach, $500; +, p. Heath Of BEACH,
$$.G;SS1.1o; F. A. Patrick s Co., Of D ",
luth, $3.50; C. Fl. Clark Of Beach,
$50, ana the Acorn Eefirifag com.
pany, in care Of Atty. A.+C. Lacy Of
Fargo, 5000. eI
I OF the liabilities, 1918 consists of
taxes due States, districts and munich
palities; $2S on other debts preferred
by law; $G6,351.73 on secured claims
and $l2,261 on unsecured claims.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

See Ethel Barrymore in the great
wartime drama'"The Greatest Power
at the Orpheum tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

necessary for Germany to press back
the enemy aerial bases as far as pos
sible.
"If today enemy airmen had bases
on the Meuse line, or in Belgium, we
should discover that the heart OF Ger
many would be exposed to enemy
bombs" the statement Says. Y
. 1t draws the conclusion that Bel
gium must noi longer be, dependent, in
a political or military sense, on en-.
tente powers! is.1A Sac<E 3,s'o,'
ia ~ : y ~ ( 7..,.i NJ.
FOR RENT-Modern, furnished room
fitted complete, for light housekeep-
ing 1891 Fourth st, Phone 4o4N.'
~ fi9rt ft5.hnp IL rai!@ 5"s%'.tl 055-tt
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

FOR RENT-Thoroughly modern, com
Portable, eight-room house, complete
ly furnished gas, furnace heat, sta
tionary laundry tubs in basement,
every convenience. situated in at
tractive residence district, within
four blocks of postofice:--Mrs. Mary
Mclean, 4G4 First street. 1856
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05

Ks. ;q|rsettoar Of the vo,rmsnf's bureau 2
Of the National r Red Gross, Mi5 :,
MARSHALL, formerly direct9y. of, the
Manhattan Trade, ,scho7qqll .r9iin, New t5
York, is mobilizing, the ,Wnm 2 n AZ
Of the country for humanitarian work.
SIZE is devoting most Of her efforts
toward getting together ,supr''t3 rof
the soldiers. slt.n5ftE Hij',i, isTi' 9fst 81
of, ttit.0 .nf-iS - rG fLLr etNf1lN tnnY Id.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-05
! ANNOUNCEMENT;

3Tha Singer Sewing Ma chine Go. has
redently installed "a henstitching and
picot edge, machine, E7od &s, 'bnil1.ii
s5fOurexpert operator. does, the lnest
work on, the daintiest and, finest mate7
rails. Prompt service. Phone PA or
send your, work by parcels post, I'll
Fourth st. , s"iy ,, ,.''A e.. 1o-5-2
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GOOD NEWS

Dry cleaning materials have adj
vanced in prices from 100 per cent to
$50 per cent, but still our prices re-
main the same, and will continue to
remain as they are until Jan. list, or
later, if possible. Its volume OF bust;
ness that helps us to keep our old
price. KLEIN, tailor and cleaner.
1862
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07
S0m SD0e a%bberufen.

gang. 6rou Ntorp Nnna Gang,
Ole Wtutter Der peritorbenen Cberin
oe5 81. 6raneis Spital, itorb Ytitt-
nod WOrgen an IIter2gebrchcn
tyrau yang mIIr0e i'm 8roBher5og-
tbum 9aocn um ,. Y1drj 1925 &c
boreu mo fam Idou ais fIeiHe5 6ino
notl Amerifa. Sic fom 1901 an
Neiuh nad Ga Groiie, mo mlr0e oa-
mails bemogen bier 81 bleibeu. Gin
Sobn, 8iarrer ). Z. Yang uon 6ree-
burg. Ufinn., iIberlebt lie. 3ie Get
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ter &citung hires Sohne5 in Der Ga
pelle oc3 ct. 6rancis SpitoIs itatt
Gie 2eide muroe 3ltr @eitnttunp
uoh Gelphos. Chic. Dem iriibcrcn
0ohnnrte Ser &eritorbcnCn geiun0r
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Ectera Stride ans inter Nmt@lcnmg
uon 4farrcr Wcrmersfird]en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07
Sternidnnppen llllo Galgen=
bumOriitil6es.

-Sh1pcmc mcrOcn in Gbicoao Jest
81 iiini3ig Collars 0o9 Stiid per
touit. Gincr bcrortigcn @erthih0-
tlllg f0unen lid icIbit Die olteitcn
@orltcmtbiere niht erimlenru,
- l$m CicnIte Ser &9ohIthdtiQfeit
bat iid cine Nitt2bltracr @onficra
toftcr oI2 Sdubpuberiu etobIirt
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lib.
Cine fuItltr6iitoriihc Stuoic.
Gas lit ooh n1crfluiiroiQ: sic M}olcr
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0Ie Ytolerinneu ihnciOen c9 lid.
fur5 Oh"
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ter: vllniinn, Elm 10 nober &erwono-
ter" - God)ter: Or ollft mid nbcr
imucr 10 st on"
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Gentidr %erii6erungrn.

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ri1e QInlir6t an haitehrn n,6 III,
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'@istOniinS 9efi;it.
StaatsidlnBmeiitcr SObniOn meloct
Gin iOldles uom $625000. Nor.
malidnlen bctrofieH.

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mcuocu Sabre nIdlt imiton0e, icIllcn
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I'M Noriahre.
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idIGgt Shoemeiiter Sobuion ioIgen
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latllr ioatc 0o9 @cicb mj0errufcn.
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ltimmt. Stoot5itcuern aui5ucrleQeu
Io2 @eieb, Dos Den 5tnotsbeomtcr
oicie &|oImodlt CAB. lit I'M ,>ohre
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Criten Blob nchnlcn bic llualufa
iu1c Elm, Die ourd Giienbdhncn mn
&ruitipugcn ocruriodt mcr0cL Ht
Ger 0icicn i%S0lcn, Die iidl OH on7
gauge 95ahr 5iemIif aIcihmdBIg Der
thcilcn. Qibt e3 nod nu0erC, Die an be
Jimmie 3citen I'M Sabre %gcbunoen
iin0, 10 4. =. Die 0crulaIitdunacn
6cim Wu0cn inn CONNER. 0uocrc oa
acgen ereigHcu lid MIR mn Mlnter.
uno Dor oigicu m0hteu mir Acut1
unierc 2cicr morncH.
Gle ASelbnad1ta3eit 1T micocr nobc,
Io2 9lrbcjteu mo GlutaJien haijIr
Bat idlou bcQomcJt, mo bnIo mcr0eu
midJ Oig |Ghrlrbaumr criAejucu. Dc
igutcn MN ullc tycicru0cH 0aranr
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BE-
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'iigilen nid't. oF 3lf}'l 0iii'ii1iiloti
ooor olls})lIoldCll, nnl'ott one Sidtet
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an, Nic @cInhr miro 1odl erhoot.
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nler qe)ldHocll Oat lihH ole Y'o'rIh
trodcn Qelporoell nm. EoGt ''ui'
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Die ausbebnng.
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Herionaltn.

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II 4 mn lit oltf Idndercn @ciud ieiltpS
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uno hobcn lid in 1924 Wla0iIon
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9ein ~Nrgumentiren nOtGiq.

oiel better Sic gebcn inns cine 9ro.
bebeIteunng. Cine lln5e 3ufric0en.
belt tit cine Come 4~rguncnte
lpertb. l~tnicrc @reiie iino nie0ria
1no nnicr Bacterial lit bon ser 6eIten
1orte. Sd)rcincr bubeu oicia5 acrn,
neil lie oonnit cine quite Ir6cit Der.
ltcllcn t0nnen. Spredlen Sic Dor
uno Icbcn Sic icIbcr.
TenItcr, &bijrcn, 2ciitcn, Sent
ltcrIoocn, @ortbol5iubb0oc,L alnIt.
alas, if0ne @ortbol} Snncnous.
'tottrrnqen, 2o0cn., Gontor., 9ont.
ltno @irtbifoft3 . Ginrid)tltnaen,
Gad)bc0cfuuQ llirp.