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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-19
BISMARCK EIkS
TO .fE|.T:E GRAND 4
RULER. TONIGHT
- g.. : =. - -tsE -
Mckenzie Hotel Will Be Scene Of
Brilliant Banque: in Honor
..&, of Harper i,

| Fred Harper #. Lynchburg, West
| Va, grand exalted ruler Of the Elks,
will be guest of honor at brllnant
! banquet to be rendered by Bismarck
| lodge at the Mckenzie hotel this eve
ming. The feed will begin at 8 O'Clock
and will terminate some time in the
wee -sma' hours Chief Justice An
drew A. Bruce of the Norm Dakota
supreme court will preside us toast
master, Sam Clark IS down for the
address of welcome, and an attractive
program Of responses from the capital
citys best after-dinner speakers has
been arranged. An address, from
Grand Exalted Ruler Harper will fea-
ture the evening. O'Connor's orchestra
will furnish mnsic, and the, CUISINE of
the Mckenzie has been taxed to fur
nish one aof the most famous of it's
feeds.
Grand Exalted Ruler Harper, Grand
Secretary Fred Robinson and other
national officers of the order elected
at the recent annual meeting in Bos-
ton are on their way east from tour
of the Pacific coast, having gone out
over the southern route. They are
the first grand, officers of: this rank
to visit North Dakota Elkdom, and
Bismarck.s herd hopes to make this
evenings event one worthy Of that &C.
casion, III, ...r.,,suts ~! .sr ~ - -.
The only other stop which the par
ty will make in North Dakota will be
at Fargo, whence the grand officers
will proceed to the Twin Cities. They
arrive in Bismarck on No. 2 this eve
ming and resume their eastward jour-
ney on No.. tomorrow morning.
Every Elk in Bismarck, is urged to
turn out tonight
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STATE REPOSITORIES. AMOUNT FURNISHED AvERA
INTEREST CREDITED
DAILY sBAiANCES AND sCREDiTED
AVERAGE

8gaN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-19
ETERNAL VIGILANCE
THE PRICE Of PEACE
DECLARE SPEAKERS
Smith stimmel, Judge Advocate
General G. A. R., and W..
!, =, 49, Arnold Address Guard

That eternal vigilance is the price
of peace and safety at home while
our armies are waging their war for
worldwide democracy and liberty in
the French trenches was the mes.
sage brought to the Bismarck home
guard last night by the "Flying Squad
ron" of the home defense league,
Smith ,Stimmel and w. ]. Arnold of
Fargo. ~t
, Smith sStimmel, only survivor Of
Lincoln's personal bodyguard, and
this. week honored with the, Office OF
Judge advocate general for the Grand
Army of the Republic, told graphical
ly of home conditions III the north
during tbs Civil war, ard declared we
have the same type of pernicious cop
perhead today and that the same
necessity for caution and care now
exists. The enemy, he declared, is
we'll entrenched behind organizations
which, do not bear the brand of the
kaiser, but which ara none the less
zealou:;ly working III his interest and
dt,l,'i1r; his lIoody pay. lf.'..
w. j. Arnold, publisher of the
North Dakota Standard, urged the
silent treatment for pro'Germans,
pacifists and others, of their ilk who
are dangerous only when given hear
ing. He urged that everyone, man,
woman and child, be Oh guard for the
traitors in our midst. and he COM
mended highly the work of the home
guard and the .fDlIe defense, league,
which after the governor had thrown
down the bars to the l. w. w. and
commanded his peace officers not to
melest these invaders, had taken upon
themselves the defense of the farm
ers, lives and property and had seen
to it that his crops were harvested
without loss. He spoke of the effort
made by A. c. Townley to tie up the
north Dakota farmer with the Non
partisan league, and declared that the
farmers in defying the II w. w. with
Townley at it's back did the most
courageous thing in the states his
tory. -
About go members of the Bismarck
home guard attended the meeting,
held at the Commercial club on short
notice, and much interest was shown
in the speakers remarks. Following
the addresses various committees of
the home guard met to advance the
preliminary work of organization. -.
1t is the present plan to fully equip
and arm the home guard at the earli-
est possible moment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-19

Motion ,or ketriai-Slate's kttor-
new Eastwood of Kidder county and
Attorney M. C. Freerks of jamestown
appeared before Judge Nuessle in dis
trict court yesterday to argue a mo-
lion for retrial in. the case of the
state vs.~Dodds, a larceny action, in
which the defendant was convicted in
<idder county. ..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-19
QUARTERLY REPORT
TREASURER OF NORTH DAKOTA
= - Period Ending, September 80, 1917.
STATE or NORTH, DAKOTA.
1~,oo euror'o T0ffica
Period Ending. September 80, 1917.

STATE or NORTH
Treas
~ OF 1913 the
showing to 0
credit OF the the di
erenS
" "" Np '''7
Toalba II 4
Cetifca eSud
ad '"'"oooo
o
l,onks
domestic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
foutmenbes @eifdisfeier seb5rt tpurbe
iino man mnatHl, oab elm Seeseicdt
TIM @anee iei.
Ieberal gbipping SDarD
MiG peraltete glrmee Sransport,
f4iffe fir ben aiiitenbunOsl
psrtpenben.

@afbingtpn. 9. g., IL. Jeb
Der sgeberal Shipping 8oorb bat Der
eriten prattiIden Sfritt fir bic &e'
bdbiIitiruns Der umeritanii9en GAM
belsmarine setban, inbem er Der
prdiibenten Inn bic lIeberlaFung Der
miiBis bnIiesenben 4rmee= Sransprrt=
f9iffe erfudt bat, ban,it iie fir ben
@ertebr stpii1en Sdfen bes 9ltlantia
iden unb bes Stinen Sseans burt
ben Banana &unal benuBt perbeu
tDnnen.
Sn einem S9reiben an ben prGIis
benten, bas am Sonntas betannt ge=
seben tpurbe, ipeiIt 8oriiser Oenman
burauf bin, bab fat ale in amerita
eebauten S4iffe, bic biefen Sanbslss
bertebr Dermittelten, enttpebsr fir
lutratipere 3pede peripenbet tpsrben
pber mad bem Iuslanb perfauit ipors
ben iinb unb eriu9t baber, oaB ale
5ahraeuee, bic ni9t fir militdrifde
3ipede ben0tbigt tperben, benz seheral
Chipping 9oarb fir bieIen aiiiten'
uertebr CUR @erfiisuns seftelIt ipers
ben.
Der 8ebDrbe tit es nunentli6 bdre
nm gu tbun, geipiF peraltete, i'm quss
Lamb erbaute Sransportibiffe in ibren
9efb su befpmmen, su berem @eriauf
bas &riessbepartement ermddttgt
porbeu 1T. Gs siebt sipei Jabrseuec
oiefer Sorte, bic rgroot", bon 1900
Spnnen, bic in @erbinbuns nit Der
Ilasta giienbabn benuBt ipirb. unb
bic rMeabs", BON 54OO Sunnen. bic
Slr 3eit unbenubt in Heipport Heips
liegt unb tiirslid gum gsrtauf dnqer
5etst fpurbe. Sn Der idtpebenben ars
mee 9etpiGigunesporIase III cine Be
itimmuns entbaIten, tpeIfe bic Ger
Der Sransportidiffe i'm &iis
itenbdnbel oenebmiat, aber penn Die
S6tffe einfaf Der 8ebDrbe sur @er>
fiaune gefteIlt piirbe, 10 pdre bisis
geittMMuHq unn0tbia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

elm i@arfes Geuer auf ben Dumpfer.
Die 9pote, bic inswif&en pttber ar
ben Dampfer berunseiommen t5aren
serietben in ben Berei4 bes Geuera
nnb ruberten natiirIi9 i1Ieunisii
fort. 9as Tduhboot befanb iidh etpa
200 ydrbs BON Der .Mantold" ents
fernt, als elm anberer 0ampler oufs
tauhts, iporouf bas Ssnldboot pers
f6lponb. Der anbere Oampfer tpar elm
ensliI6es 5abrsells. bas bic lleberle'
benben an Yorb nahm. Die nTaan'
tpla" ionf qeaen Mbenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
86fe S@lappe
Mtrb ben StaIienerntn b T
@egenb BON 9Dr5 Tettens
Der SeHerret9er bet.
ue Bro r,t

- y ~ ~ ~
sebra9t.
Berlin IL. Jebruur. (auI
brabtIofem Bese na6 Suaerton.) -
SIN amtlt9en geriht bes Ditsrreihifhs
unsariiten @rpben Suuptquortierz
pom 10. Jebruar pirb pon erfDlsreis
den RadtaHsrtffen auf bic itulienis
f9eu StelIunsen in Der gesenb DON
gOera beridtet, ipobet $50 @efanssne
gema6t uno 5ebu WsafGinensei1iise
erbeitet ipurben. Der 8eri1t InItet
uie folst:
.StaItenifder ariegsfhaupIas: Sn
ber @oer5er 9essnb bransen Bel
Rabtansriffen uHiere Eruppeu un
Derihiebenen StelIen IN bic feinblts
den S9isensrGben elm, bra4teu bem
Setnb bIutise 0erIufte bel uub nab
men Is SfFsiere unb $50 Manus
i9aften gefunseu, pdhrenb uuberoem
nD9 3ebn Waafdineugenebrs apei
Dttnenuerfer unb pteles anoere
Rriegsmatertal erbeutet iuurbeu..
MbtbeiIuuseu Der Srfunterieregis
menter so. IS uub geo. 81 uno aunbz
apebrleute aus Rieber6ftsrrad unb
ber ButDpiHa 5etdneteu ii6 uaments
Ii& ssIesentIt4 biefer slngriffe aus.
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iyreunbe an gcrb batien, gingen ftiu
bel Seite uub buhflosen nit atbenl.
loier Spannuns bic Ianss 2ifte ber
@sruneIiidieH. Sd las bb Romen be
2alentDOllsn, Der Sapfern, Der Gblen
unb ber Sdrilih geIiebisn. ipelte uHs
seiomHen iDareH, unb unier ibneu eut.
bedtt ich Don allen meinsn @eianutsn
su,rfi ben Ramen - Dapib iogs.
Der unbebsuteube Wann mar bsirus
sesangen.
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Mngen5engen
8areH EaiIagiere Der -&rconIanb"
mie boadnoiider Srudtbaulpfer
oerienft tDuroe.

@en ngorf, II. Sebruar. Sie ge.
iasuns unb Die Baiiagiere bes Gam.
piers .aroorllono" Der Gurerrfdniiden
Sinie, Der am Sonntag Don 9iberpool
eintraf. Daren ibren 9lngaben 5ufOlac
am erlten 5ebrunr, benz Gage ibrer
abfabrt Don 2iprppol, glugenBeugen
Der @erfcHfrng etnes boldnbii6en
f5rafaounrpfefs b,r9 Elm beutides
Sautbpot.
Gle r&roouImLb~ befartb ii9 et1pa
fiinf Ieileu pcn Dem bol6noiiGen
GaHpfer entferut, aIs er bur9 0rci
Sdiliie bonn SmtfJboot perienft muir.
De. 4apitan 9arman Don Der varoon.
lano" Dollte Der 8eiasung oes Der.
ienften Shiffes au SiIfe ellen, ols er
lab, bab oieie it6 bereits IN einem
Boot befanb uno Don bent Soud)boot
in ShIepptau genoutnlen futroe.
&M ,5. 5ebruar ipurbe bon Ter
,aroonlano" aug 6os 8eriifop eineS
Saud,boots geiiftet, oos etrpa IS Wii.
nuten in Si6t blieb ulo omtn tpieber
berifnparto. .3uei GtIn6en ip1ter
tpitroe elm gebeintr,iBpoGer 0antpfer
eeiiftet, Der feline Signale bedfttuor.
tete iulb Ser rnh elmer @eriion elm
@orrotbsffiff iiir beittiheSauhboote
gerueien icin ioa, pGbrellb ni6 ole
@ogIitIfeit sugeacben rpirb, ooB es elm
cngltifer areu3er mar.
S1ns Barnuns perf.ntt.
Woihinston, o. e, II. Sebr.
Bie Der Der. Stauteu aonful Sroft
tn Guesnstopn am SOnntag bem
Staatsbepartement melbels, befonb ii1
an 9orb bes englii6sn puFasiere
bampfers yMantoIa", Der ON s. Sc
bruar an Der iriIden aiifte obne
Warnung torpsbirt purbe, Elm Gmeris
taner. nGmli9 Der S6iffgarst Carl
Riee aug pbrtlnnb, Srsson. Wlit
9lusnaams Don fieben 2astarsn purs
ben ale an goro 6sfiHbliden psrios
nen serettet.
2pnbon, IL. syebruar. Carl W.
Rice pon portlanb, Oregon, Der
S4iffsorst Der nMantola", bi. an
Der irii9en &iiite Derfentt tporbsn III,
Dar Der ein5iss Gmeritan.r an goro
bes DaHipfers. Or traf GIN Sonntus
nit ben anberen lIeherlebenbsn bier
elm unb CAB cine uusfifrlihe SaiIhes
rung bes @ngriffs bes 9au9bootes
auf ben Dumpfer.
Seineu Nngdben Hah ipurbe bds
Tuu9brot gar ni9t sefidtet, als Der
Oampfer am Donnerffns Ra6mittag
segen bdIb 3pet llbr p1[Iig unerpartet
Don etnem Sprpebo getroffen purbe,
mas cine grplOfion Sur Solge bate,
bur4 tpelhe fieben 2astdren get5btet
ipnrben. Die 8oote tpurben prompt
ousgeIebt unb olle an 8orb befinbfis
den perfonen, NIT @usna6me bes aa,
pitGns, bes Obermofhiniiten UNI bes
Juntsntelegrapbiifen, begaben iid in
bic 8ootc unb itieben ab. @nbertbdlb
Stunbsn nadbem bas S3tff setroffen
porben, begdnn Der &apitGn nit Der
4usisnbung DON 5iIferufen per Suns
aenfpru6 nnb barnufbin 5eiste iid
bas Sou9boot tn elmer Gntfernrns
bon etpa 400 Warbs, lam NIT risiiser
Nimmiuhiotfif hesau Aut nntsskitlt
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teIfen, aber anbta @. giHfpams gesetabIs
COMPOUND bot eS aHberruettie beiptefen. so
bin test poufomuleu sefunb uno fam iebe art
bon arbeit berri6ten- 5pau NeIIte
@beIos, care Of Or. u gtioer, o. o. .. SO.
&, SuTtou. d, 0.
: g8tr phHf6ten, bas isbe Srau tpsI6s un
soeibItten arautbeiten. Reroo5fitat. gFiidenmeb
rber Sriibftru Ietbet bic griefe Ieien f5nrte
bon GrnueH, tpeIbe burt abbia g. @inibam's
BegetnbIe COMPOUND aefunb tprrbe
g8ern Gle bofe Samptonte patrnebnen ,irb
bte urfa&e Mot feuRen, f6reiben Gle on bie
Gubta q. Binfbam weebieine Co.. apnn, pnH.,
1m einen foftenIofeu tiIfreiben gatb
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ipnlInsn ,Dnnsn. gla6 etner panft
iagte Jaeg unb siDGr in einsm gan;
anbereu Zone:
.S4 sebs beim.- sEs
~Sein2"
.Sa - bas bsiti, it min etnsn Gb,
ite4er in bic ailaMii9sn Staaien ma
6eR. .S1 babe BID bier aafseju6t,
neil ih. ipie bu peibt. eiu bis9en
8er7nogeu befibs unb ib babe cine ees
ridtIide UoIImadt fiji bid ausfisllsn
Iafen. oamii bu meine Gsiddiie bss
iurssu tanuit. 9lu9 babe id einies
Sptumenie. bic ih btr germ auperJ
traueu mo4ie. Milit Du iie an bid
nebusn21
.Sa - aber ReIp2-
er mah.e Elm Iangeg Geiift. Damn
bemiibis er fit, gu ld6eIn, unb burt
bieien 8erfu4 entftanb bic ieItiamit.
9efidtsber5erruns, bic i9 ie seIsbsn
babe. gnbIi1 iosie er:
sd iperbe Rsap ni4t betiutben -
bas beibi +. -
Gr idien iib innsrlid gu entfdnlt.
bisen, bob er iid 70 beitimmi auses,
briitt bate.
.. 9as btibt, ih CLAUDE, es III
beffer, i'd beiratbs 'is nibt.4
-9apib Jasa fagte i4 nit pI6b'
Ii6er Strsnee, rbu bleibii epis elm
unbebeirtenber Wtnfh!"
gu m.inem Gritaunsn ilarie iiG
iein Sefidt ouf.
~Ja". faete er. rbas 1T iponr. i'd
bin Elm unbebeui.nbsr Wtann! a5er
id bin mir bsiien INNER beipuBt ees
ipsien. Siebit bu. i9 sIolbte. aaiiler
Iiebte oas Rab6en eben 70 iebr ipie
i4. unb id tpubis, hab iie Jpn mtbr
liebte als mid unb folsIi9 sIiidli9sr
NIT ibm iperben tpirb. 4ber i'd fpubie
au9, bab Der alte Robins mid ibm
porsesos.n babeu tpiirbe, iptiI i9 re:s
der mar uub bas Wdb9eu i1dt
INNER, mos CT perlaugt. unb, fiebit
bu. fOmit sIaubx id, ib itGnbe eisents
lid I'm Weae unb 70 BIN ih benn
foriessansen. aber". fubr sr fort. ala
if ibn unterbrcfben ipolIte, .aber ba
i'd fiirdieis, Der gllie f5nnis Waitlsr
bas Mdb4en abidIdsen. 10 babe i4|
ibm 10 piel seliebsn, bab tr in 7ops
toipn sin eigenes Gei4aft anfaneen
lam. Gin 70 ftrebfamer. tbdtiser,
tii9tigtr Yurfbe fpis RotiI,r, lpeibt
bu, tpirb fbon poripdrts tommsn uno
balb pieber In ieinsn friib.rm Der.
bdfniFen iein =. LIMB iibriseHs.
ipeibt bu, ioat, er bennoG isin @liic
BADEN. 70 brnuhit bu ibn ni9t sil 6dr.
lnsufafftn. a,bs tpobl!1
SD mar 5u febr eHtriiitet iibn isin
9enefmsn sesen bisfen Haiiler, I'm
mid liebeuspiirbig 5u 5eisen ba aber
an feinem 8eiddft etipas 5u perbisnsn
mar. Dsrsprda ih bdsielbe 3u iibers
nebmen. Daraufbin rttfte CT oh.
Giniae Mpden bsrIiriftn. gllE Der
nd9ite ppiibampfer ontam. bef6afsI
tiste bic 3eitungsn mebrer. 5ase lang
bic Na4riHt pon einsm fhredliaen
lingliif. Sn alien 9beiir bes Gtaa'
tes itubfrtsn bic 2suie eifris bie sins
,slbeisn absr bsn entfebli8en untsrs
anno sinss 6@iffeD; unA dss ,psl6al
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betptefer babeii. bab
2poia G. 'gtnfbau's
geeefnbIe COMPOUND
ite eefunb MAIDEN
ipirba lleber elm Satr
iii TO 70 ftfper oil
fpeibIitter Snpd6e,
bdb Id es fauui ers
tragen fornte uno
mia fiir9tete, aaein
auf ber Strase oli
eeben. 9oitoren fags
ten. wsebi5iHeu feien
uusIoS unb mn cine
Operation Tonne mir
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CUR Husfabrt
R ii itet it6 augenf6etHI d
Der 6eutf6e Sorpebo-
boot5er 0rer D8 SO"
In Ymui I 3 en-

in Dmuiben.
2orboH II. Sebrinr. Seu,
me,ter'iten 8ureai Dirb aus Dntlti.
ben, SolIarb, gertelbet, bab an 8orb
oes bort liegen6en beutiden Eorpeoo.
booserit6rers ~@ SO" 8orbereitingen
getroffen tperben, bic oarn1f btnbeu.
ten, oub Der 3eritorer in gdlbe in
Gee 5u gebe1 geberrft. Ser 8erito-
rer mar gelegettIi6 zines Seegefehts
tn Der georoiee i'm berfloiienen SSSa-
rltGr idmer beidGoigt, aber trosoem
unter eigeneru Gonlpf bon Der Be
fasrng na6 gml1ioen sebra6t NOR.
ben, Seifoem lit Der 5erirorer griiTrb.
lid reparirt poroen. Im SonHtog
tpuroen fIeine unb grobe shiffsboote
an gorb eebradt. seSu Der Sanritag
geoht tpuf i'm Safen Don grI1uiben
EN- GROCER beutider S6Ieppr elm,
Der augetideinIid @riasmarsuidaft
fiir ben Serftorer brndte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
}ran 6Unnle eS
6anIl ertragen
Sbre Weiunbbeit iuieber .berseitellt
hurd 2bbia 6. Hinfbam's @ese.
table COMPOUND.

EliIfou, n. o. - Yg8drum bersenbert Sraien
ibr Gelb iar BebdnbLins unb erIanseii feineu
qliftspfr trpnu IN bipIe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
ghiHstriimmer
Sn ben Iesten Eagen on ber braiilia.
fheu &iiite angeidtpenult.
Diirften bon etne1u fiir5Iid itattge.
babten Seetreffen berriibren.

Pernambuc 8pniiIien, II.
Bebruar. @dbreItb Der oerfloHene1
Gage pur6en Sdiffstriintner IN be.
beiitenber Menge an Der &iiTte IN ber
9ldbe Der Weiir,buns 6eg 9armtabpba
Gluiies angeidaueurult. urter ben an.
geidbDenrnlten @egerftdn6en befinbet
fid elm Surrfentelegrapb, cine @Iet-
biiffe mt einer GrlsabI GpIinbern. Die
NIT etuem GGpIoiiDftoff sefiiIlt iinb.
iotute 4retter isnb 4IedMidieu nit
ffDuisrDen.
@irsTi9 mar bon Bernambuco ni,s
eemeI6et porben, hd6 an ber brofaia.
HiGez Mtn bettigsA new Nfses bss'
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@epba htuna.

Rdnder rettet einen @,r1n Dor
Dem subtritt oes Raiianten, ,utb sum
stbenbbrot Idbt er iih Elm Seii6cI Oh.
ited,el.
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cuuas I'M altar bon 10 aabrsu, nm rus.
Srmf - s:|i;l q; glsx. BsSsi.. .zsp ~ =
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mhb6sn. anies, iir nlIetmsine scukarbtii.
Eel. tr5or 1909. COS
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gtrianat - @dnnlidj.


buri Qrierusn eirlcs euier wslbdiio
mn Mnssnaldfsr su MAIDEN q. alfin & Rro-
ass mAs etrats. %I
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ss gpfsn Gpteter gtanp nit ~
Ac1sn wntlH unb snnf, s2sp. John prittina,
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08

Store opens at 80 Closes at go except Saturday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08

derwood. Walsh and williams.
Republicans BOrah. Brady.
Brandegee. Clapp. Clark, Colt, Cum
Minis. Curtis. Dupont. Fall. Fernald,
Gallinger. Harding. Jones. Kenyon.
Lippitt, Lodge. McCumber. Mclean,
Nelson. Norris. oliver, Page, Pen
rose. Poindexter. Sherman. Smith OF
Michigan. Smoot. Sterling. Suther-
land. Townsend WadswOrth. War
rem. Watson. and Weeks-35.
Senator's who voted against the
resolution were:
and Vardaman OF Mississippi Re
publicans-Gronna. North Dakota;
Works, California. and La Toilette,
Wisconsin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
APPROVE AMENDMENTS TO
HOUSE NAVAL MEASURE
Authorizes Bond Issue OF $50, O00,-
600 for Immediate Completion
of Warships Now Building.

WASHINGTON. Feb S.--Favor-
able reports We're ordered by the
house naval committee Wednesday
on three administration measures
which will be offered as amendments
10 the naval appropriation bill when
il is 10 be taken up in the house
again Thursday for immediate pas
sage
One OF the amendments would au-
thorize bond issue Of $50. 600. 900
10 cover the cost Of prompt COM
pletion of warships now under con-
structiOn and the purchase or con-
structiOn of additional submarines.
destroyers and supplies. Another
would authorize the communicating
by the government Of ship yards
and munitions plants, and the third
would appropriate $1,000, 900 TO pur-
chase basic patents of air craft
At Sec'y Daniels suggestion the
committee eliminated a provision
for drafting into the naval estab-
lishment the officers, agents and en-
ployes OF any private plants COM
Wandered. Mr.. Daniels did not
believe the drafting authorization
was necessary
The aircraft patent bill was
amended so as TO require the
Wright Martin Co, owners Of rights
TO be sought TO give an indemnity
bond 10 protect the government in
case the supreme court should act
adversely on their patents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
SENATE VOTES To
BACK SUB MOVE
Resolution Expressing Conf
denCe in Presidents Course
is Passed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s. Pres't
Wilson's severance Of diplomatic re-
lations with Germany was approved
formally Wednesday by the senate.
BY vote Of IS to .. the senate
expressed confidence in the presi-
dents course adopting a resolution
submitted by Chairman Stone OF the
foreign relations committee, endOTs-
ing the withdrawal OF American
Ambassador Gerard from Berlin and
the giving 20 German Ambassador
Won BernstorT his passports.
Debate for Five Hours.
Five hours OF debate preceded the
vote. but the only active opposition
came from the FIVE senators who
stood out against the resolution when
the roll was called The ranking
republican leaders joined the demo-
Gratis I'm declaring their whole heart
ed support Of the president
II have presented the resolution %
said Sen Stone. on bringing the
matter before the senate. because
] think we should let the world
know that we support the president
OF the United States whenever.
acting within his constitutional
power he speaks authoritatively for
the country. There are senators who
thought il would have been the bet
ter part OF wisdom if the president
had postponed the severance OF dip
lomatic relations with Germany at
least until Germany had committed
some overt act offensive TO this gov
eminent and sufficiently aggravated
20 warrant a step so grave in pos
sible consequences: but the president
took a different view. which with
great ability ne strongly supported
in his address before the joint ses-
sion.
81 think il both wise and advis-
able for the senate 10 say officially
that il accepts and approves this
action OF the nations chief magis-
trate."
Sen. Kirby made his first address
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08
MARK
TWAIN
Novels, Stories, Hunor,
Essays, Travel, History

To us whose chuckles had turned to
tears of pathos at Huckleberry Finn"
to us who felt the cutting edge of
Connecticut Yankee"-to us who saw
the keen vision in "Innocents Abroad"
the coming of Joan of Arc" from the
pen of Mark Twain was no surprise.
Read Joan of Arc" if you would read
the most sublime thing that has come
from the pen of any American. Read
Joan Of Arc" if you would know Mark
Twain in all his greatness. 1t is not
history, in the true sense, and yet
it is as accurate as any history. 1t is a
story told by one of Joan of Ares fol-
lowers. You will feel all through as
though it were your grandfather talk
ing to you in kindly, simple way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08

Borp poor-growing up in a shabby
| little town on the Mississippi-a pilot
| a seeker for gOld-a printer-Mark tWaln
| was nodded on the frontier OF america
tn vastneSs OF the West-the fearless
Iness of the pioneer-the clear philos-
LOBBY OF the country boy were his-and
| they stayed with him in all simplicity
TO the last day OF those glorious later
| davs-vvhen German Emperor and Eng
llish King-Chinese Mandarin and plain
american. all alike. wept for him.