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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
lRONIZED PAW-PAW
3 POWERFUL FORCES IN
\ continuation oi MIX. Iron
and Paw-PnW.
Gives .i0y-I'rulongS Life

u YOU desire to preserve ynur
y"GtlSuL Vim and Nigor 10 Il rim, old
age. 81 mast suppl& The iron deficiency
IA your food 10y using some form Of
prepared lr"r just "S YOU Us. salt
when your food has not enough
Iron is absoluteiy necessary IL enable
yuur niu"h 20 change food lat" living
tissue Without 1t, no matte how
mucH or what you eat. youg food do"s
NoU 10 good. loI cannot get the
Strcn@th out OF 1t, and - q conse-
Iu"ncs. 5"u become auacu!c. weak palc
and Sicklv locking if YOU VIII u.s..
lroniz.d raw-raw. tablespoonful! >
times a day before meals. YOU viii ven.
quickly ma rciurning strength. digcS-
zion normal and tn" nervous system re
stored.
We claim tia, there is mo excuse FOR
u person to br suffering from dyspep> ia.
nerve trouble o. ;liuomtu lrunIGcd
Paw I'aw IL just IS sure to cure STONE
ICh Troubles and ind E-stiun az wafer
IL to Iucuch thirst there rs II" guess
work. "" HAY. tn" uuimpeachahlo to-.
has cured Iron. ev"Iyb"dy knows lS
destroyer 81 every aun.uhic symptom
ANA - muscle builder. NuN is The con
uu"!"v &C all nervous disorders IL
Srenrth"ns ANA vitoiia"s tho whole
body
ou sal" ~ T y. MILL. 20. where you
can meet the Iron Alan" who will OK
piIin aud give all Information, Nou may
need. II. warci All bottles of new for.
muiA stamped New Remedy
Interstate Drug Company, iue.. Now
Nork Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS
"in,ai~ranrr" again Tu-ua,.


n.' ''''s Quay ''"s" me
- -, ,". n''"s'h' "' M"sH
..,,, "."'o'"",c' a.
,,,t '"''t" ~ 'n'' '"'' 'H"''
go" W '"' pei, u"
~ ''"''"'e "cs'rS prompts ~
=, venus '"'N ''o'"l'"'
SHOW Is VERY hn'h the word, too,
since II inciGdrs III it, common ac-
rerianr" every side ot This remarkable
hrodu'i'on Tho individual stories
Whirh ar" combined TO trace OF, The
'"'''- NV "'ta"A h.cH spoken
.'' ""ie ''hS tn neither
''''H ~ p'"l''S"h"'' II "'
,.,.,..,; "' "eH ~" e'e"'
sy,. '"'' are wv" az
'" '"' '''"h'rS "', 'hH mega
~. W. y" "'''''hS prevail
riI,.i "h" ~ AZ en-
vir,,.,I, I '"t"'''""'' Is
,;,, .V''" '"' ieo'h Oh ahf"rS"
!,'''S'n- IN" rath,r plf'ina ale
,'"'H 81 III" en-" form u" part
'''" "'''h''
- spectacular qualities nav. been
written "i al length l;u, too iuuch
'"Hiu n"i i'r said of the WORK ot :,
numhtr OF tue aciors-u: Mac Marsh
~ particular. whose ,haractcriHniiu,
~ IN" Siri-wife Ia tile modern
story - thins OF aching r.al-
!SiIl. "uhtrt ilcIrou. too lends
'hi GiSnllN t. I'll" art al artin.
before TIA, camera by his pcrr,rlu,u,,.
rs ih' Young husband. FULLY Mar.
ShNiIs High Priest al ii.l il the sin.
lsicr wo'h nj arr that was To HAY,
been expected ui Him: SccuJ uw.n
maxi" N.!N "ifectiv. figure a. Bel
S!a"z"i'~ favorite: Constance Tai
| %,,'''4,. Wholly CHARMING as the
49, az" h""thS al others
"''' '""'\i"u"i WORK =" the
va '"' Wn"i'
'i's I'm carl i;rcil's sror, unduubte,i-
increases the thrilling effect 1T Mr.
tiIHlih s. work. rriniuu as thav are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
CALAMITY HOWLERS MAR NOT
WORK ON LOCAL BALL FIELD
ErHd.i in Prorrc>>--l.rt tuu.trurt,ou
'""tr'"t> Thur>daH Niece
ms. Called

Ww,' n"Enai.S III th, Canadian
i.uhS IN the Unconventional League are
"cNaitIn> conditions caused nv ln,
war tnd op"HinG!N announcing they
M"uiH wrlT"n" realization uf tn,
S'r!h' predictions made hy calamity
nov c,S ihr"uf houi The Ia sehall worlU,
"''IaIS al the l""n! bali PARK are 40
.,.& ai''"n ".'.,l ,hrl' nl,'n: !"t ,n"
schedule.
Worh ,il In, lccaI' lo, has been
started. "a force ~ wurkmeu h.riHnin:.
-" labor al -!ad!ug the h"id on Nimmo
dIN and nushin" j. l"up >.St.r,l., \.
~ h"t,.S!iE II l. u slow process How
y.NI; ne "id ni'rd states League park
VII h' INC scene 1t unusual activity
W.! mn " mort tiinc, nccor'lin. /" OH
GERS 81 ia" Rl"hnnnd club Tir COM
'rH'is TOR thr erection "i the stands.
mi"H'hvFS and fences viii ~, le, az,
hufS", and ia, construction wiz
me contractors ND on Tia" work vita
r"nlp!ried Within stMtt DAYS
President EarroN Has issued :: ,,ll
,"' 'h' annual schedule meeting IT the
ih" $eoun'l Woch t February Tnie
WEI! 10 al" fast nl,.iiur uf tn. Inter
National League I" h" held in N"vari.
~ many years
:" serious = STAT. h-o,,uS.. ~ ne wnt
w" h",h l'r"Sid.mt HNm Lirhiruhciu.
Toronto. viii II is said. miup a, !,
rhanc" 40 cl"sc th"ir baseball part
g.. season u 1nN Of their PLAYERS
re- 49," I" ign ana join The h,s"b:,li
StriN". at they has, inr.ut-l.d iici,-
i"hicln IL ospe.ial!s bitter toward the
'nierHationai League PLAYERS "a. uc-
Whvm the lcaSu, has u"l ~, rc,nN
,r". lI"in Ia" Giuup caused By the
TN minor league bell players"
says t.ichtcnlriu. ''urv lucly 10 nave.
AZ" , ~ rnm:iHs #,"*%' Many l.H>n,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
GET RID OF HUMORS
AND AVOID DISEASE

IIumorS in the blood cause internal
arrangements that affect The Whole
system. as well aS piInDlcS, builS and
other cruptions. They affect all the
organs and functions. membranes and
Tissues. aud are directly responsible
for the readiness with which some
people contract disease
For forty years iiuod'S SarSaparillI
has been moro successful thaa a,y
other medicine in c&pcllinE hIInturS
;t,id removing their inward and out
ard effects. II is distinguished for
it's thorourhncss IN purifying the
blood. which ~ curichcS and ,inyivn-
rates no other mcdi"in" acts like II
Tor t." other medicine is like il,
Get 1loOH'a SarSaparilla to dny In
sist on having ilood's.-AdvN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Pass on Three Balls,
May Widen Home Plate

'EH lHith, Junmury :;O.--prrSi-
Gca. John Is. Fever, Of the NntiOnui
!.ca::nc. said Tonight thut he viii
S"b:nit "a the joia; rules committee,
which meets nrSt month. a RECON-
Incnduiion "a increase the width or
th" hoinc nintr from seventeen 10
eighteen inches. auh sr;nd :, bntsunu
Ia iirSi base On three bnlix INSTEAD
at iOur.
S;trh a change in ihr rules, he
declared. would hr'rg about the dc
str:L increase in hitting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Everett Scott Agrees
to Sign 1917 Contract

hneiHN. MASS. .iauuar, &C.
INcrctt scott, -hUrt>tup or The world
champion Hu>Gon &mcriran>. hn,
agreed la sign rontrHr,. aud James
Walsh, an ont hriIrr. has signed IN
nSrfcmrnt For newt season. prcsi-
dent f'raxrr. al thr lural club. nu-
nUunrrd tu-uiSht.
Twelve Red sax ;nrmbcr> nav nrr
signed or arc under asrecutrnt 90
sir". according ~ IrnEcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
LIQUOR SHIPMENT TEST CASE
E,prcsa Company Ordered 10 Show
tnus" VII. u should Net be
liver NhiskH.
lspc,iai to Tie Times spa,chl

ISUnCiui u The Hines Ispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA, january Ca war
rant III do:irue has been issued against
the southern Express Company. on
complain; nf William spencer. in which
the express company is commanded 10
show cause why quart Of whisky held
III it's pusscssion and billed to spencer
should nul hc delivered.
This is the first lost case over The
cuuiiscat.on "f more imam 100 quarts
al whisky that arc ueid up on order OF
the prohibition commissioners. some he
ing held because ii contains adVer
Using matter and some because of inn
prGprr marking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Knitted in First right.

7 " .NF"0" IIT"W T'T"s@-I
N.EANf y So January 80 Ste
ph"" %i,"naih, twenty Two years OLD
nlnnl" of TIA" Nrsi round of his nrsl
rt"ic&$i"n"l prI&' Gghi. when To-day
HICKS landed huId bluW with his
right hand under MrDouuld's henri
liicks "a: arrested ou - charge or
nuu~ i.uIG htrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
GE.;:H MS NND \sNDl FINE.
WILL LOCK liGRNS SA'CI RDNl


Sr"cia! I" The Times Dispatch
i.NNt HBi Iti, VA. January go
Vanderbilt University aud Washington
ond Ice University basketball teams
NfN meet ncr" on Saturday evening.
this being Nand-rbiltS first :,ppvar;tncr
ou - local court Local fans who are
ia tuuch with the sport generally PICK
thc \aSnN'il" Team tor the winner The
game " III be staged ON the ritI audi
tu"irm floor whcr" i.5oo people may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Hans UNI l'ritx."

lp 1T III. Strand. uun TIA. home Of
Tie International Circuit attractions
III HIchmond. Gus iIilis Hans und
Fritz continues l." appeal To the
clientele formed ny the International
circuit attractions in richmond. While
tho cartoon comedy clement OF the at
Traction il incousid"rahlc there is
othor entertainment; I" lie derived from
n. Gus I'm show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
BADLY Hurt lis Runn,,uy.

SALISBURY. y e. january 20
John Hunt. aged siNty-iiNc. of Rock
wei. Rowan County. was seriously
huri by hciii; thrown from :, wagon in
runaway to-day lie was taken to
ms hontc In q prrrarious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
o0STPONES ITS MEETING
Hr"rr;Hr, truce summons tnptuins aud
VAT lsrrs fo f"nc!nyr NrNt IUc.du,
tIEMI III lcmlrnl l. Il &. 4

tn, meeting of tile SUNDAY school
! .".t.I!r rsrniHtiVus. which MA 10
It.sNc i.r,i held on Monday ni-ht w..
postponed until TCcSdaS or ncNt week
bee uSc OF the fact that som. Of tn.
could not bc present See
rrt"rt Bru"c has issued Il call for tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
SOL WEXLER DEFENDANT
IN CONSPIRACY CHARGE
Government Says lie Entered Into
Plot TO Increase Market
Price OF SiSal
SUIT FILLED IN FEDERAL COURT
New Orleans Bankers Form Curuhi-
nntiun With Iucaiau Producers.
AMI Figures Immediately Hcgin to
Climb SkyWard.

NEW YORK. January 30--Thr GOV
ern,n"ni to-day tilcd a sui; in The Fed :
@r"i Court here against the Pan Amcri-
can Commission CORPORATION. Sol Mex
Ter. and others charging conspiracy
under the antitrust laws to RESTRAIN
Interstate ana foreign trade in Sisal
ana |" increase ihe market price of
S'sal throughout In" United States
lhlunciiunS were asked against the
corporation. the commissi Rusuia-
dora. the IucatGn combination Of sisal
producers which furnished it's financial
assistance. and against several iudi-
Niduals connected with thcnt To pre-
Vent their further operation in iutcr-
state " foreign commerce. The other
individual defendants named are l.ynu
~. Dinkins Juan Martinez. M"naliu
Marin ami Nicholas Ferruc1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
PLAN no WITHHOLD
PRQDUtr FROM NAkl,i:I

Negotiations which led M to the
alleged conspiracy were held at NcN
Orleans. the complaint sets FORTH III
October. 1915, and resulted ~ az, an
derstanding that the Commission Ee~u-
ladora. after purchasing the .u'ig,.
Mexican siSal output. should withhold
IL from the market 50 aS To sell +. at
Increased prices. To enable the roni-
mission I" accomplish tlhs. the ."N-
eminent charges. WcXirr ANA biuhiu,
tile respective presidents nf two OF
TIA" largest financial institutions Of
New Orleans" were TO supply the ncccs-
Sary finances.
The agreement III" government,
charges. provided that Wrxlcr and
Dinkins should furnish - continuous
Sl0,0c0,UoO credit to the commission Tor
five years The New Orleans agree
mrnt also provided the Government
would organize Il cornpuraticu 10
adopt and carry into effect ,hctr part
Of tn" agreement.
a commission Of = per cent upon thr
total gross proceeds IF the SAL al al!
sisal. tit government charge. is paid
the corporation for its service. TN.
corporations commission. it j. CHARGED
was nNcd q : p"r cont OF tn" value Of
the stsal Oh the basis ct e cents y
pound
Aft" organization iu YUoatan. the
comm sion EcSuladora the govern
ment charges entered INTO contract
With practically all "f the producers
Of s.sal "a MEXICO t. deliver their ont
put :" the commission for til" years
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
LEWIS RESIGNS
PLACE ON STATE
. CONTROL BOARD.
Man who has Served State in I'M
portant Capacity Five Years
Retires from Job
REOPENS AGAIN NAMING
OF FRAZIER APPo1NTEE

r. S. Lewis of Fargo, for nearly
| five years chairman Of the state
! board Of control, Saturday afternoon
! rendered Governor Frazier his resig.
nation. to become effective Decenl-
Der /.
| Lewis was first named chairman
of the board under a two years ap-
pointment from Governor Hanna dur
ing the latter's first administration.
When the board was recognized un.
der new law in 1915, Lewis was
named by Hanna for the six-year term.
The present administration during
!! the last legislative session held this
new appointment illegal, and contend
ed that Lewis term expired at the
end of the original two years ap-
pointment, July J., 1917.
After the senate had remained dead.
locked throughout the session on the
question OF confirming Berndt Ander.
son of Churchs Ferry as Lewis sue
cessor. Chairman Lewis appeared be-
fore the upper house on the closing
night and declared that rather than
involve the state in more turmoil, he
would resign, effective July I, and
asked the senate 70 confirm the gov
errors nomination, which was done.
When July came, Berndt Ander.
son. declaring he could only sub
scribe fully to the program laid down
by Governor Frazier declined to quail,
lily. and Lewis continued to hold Of
flee. Chair man Lewis remained at
the helm largely because at that time
the state hospital was under fire. The
attack has blown over, and Chair.
man Lewis on Saturday carried out
his original intention by again resign
ing. There is no inkling as to the
probable identity of his successor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

be paid to the injured person The
amounts are not based on pay, but
are as follows:
(a). If he has neither wife nor chill.
dren living, $50.
I (b) II he has wife but no children
living, 50. e
Co II he has wife and one child
living, $50.
(d) II he has a wife and two chill.
dren living, $65.
(e) II he has a wife and three or
more children living, $75.; $40 for
each additional child up to two.
~ If he has no wife but one child
living, $40; with $40 additional up to
two
(g) II he has a widowed mother de-
pendent upon him for support, then in
addition to the above amounts SO.
To an injured person who is totally
disabled and in addition is so helpless
as to be In constant need of nurse
or attendant such an additional sum
shall be paid but not exceeding $50
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
= KASHI0 NOT JAPAN's BEST
Not Representative Player Of Japar
and Admits Il.

wv q Representative VVAySr 81 Japan
and Admits It.
SeiichirO KashiO. the Japanese play.
er who took part in the recent sin
giles tournament at Forest Hills, l.. T.,
is not a representative player Of ia.
pan. and frankly admits it.
lie IS n yOungster. to begin with.
and his experience In tournament ten
mis- has been limited. lie takes his
toga or to Kumagae. his country,nan,
who made such great showing here
In sl9lG. and says that he wants ex-
perirnre in big tournaments so that
he may some day play the kind Of q
game for which Kumagae Is famous.
The turf courts Of the East and the
asphalt courts which are prevalent
on the Pacific Coast got Kashio's goat.
Another thing that bothered him was
the fact that the ball used in this
country has hard. firm surface, while
In Japan n softer ball Is used by the
players and clay courts are the only
kind built.
Kaslio's playing interested the spec.
tators Mt Forest Hills because of the
tamina he showed. He is Of very
slight build, and doesn't look capable
Of standing the pace set by some of
the strong.limbed young Americans
whom he met, but he quits the courts
after hard match in much better
shape than his opponents, for he Is a
typical Japanese athlete and keeps In
shape all the time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

Joins Aviation Corps.
Al Main'ux, the Pirate black sheep,
has decided to join the aviation corps.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
.RE0PEN|NG Of OLD
BLACK HILLS ROAD
BECOMES CERTAIN
Enthusiastic Meeting of Inter
national Highway Boosters !
Held in Bismarck.

Enthusiasm for the re0pening OF thu
northwest's far-famed and most no
mantle highway-the OLD Black Hills
trail-marked the first annual meet
ling of the Devils Lake, Bismarck
Black Hills Trail association, held a
the Bismarck Commercial club Sat
urday afternoon. All of the import
ant towns en- route we're represented
and much confidence was expressed iii
the future Of the international high
way which ultimately is to link Win
nipeg with Denver.
The Black Hills trail leaves the
tape with an advantage in that it Is
a post road throughout its entire
length. assuring federal aid, guaran
teed only to post roads under the
Shackleford bill. The committee
which is to finally locate the route,
named yesterday, is headed by State
Engineer Jay w. Bliss of Bismarck.
whose helpers are A. H. Neiter New
Leipzig; f. j. Simonitsh, Flasher;
Charles Beaton, lennon; DR.. F.
Mackey, Mandan; Fred A. Copelin
Bismarck; W. A. Hart, Carson, and
George N. Remission, secretary of the
Bismarck Commercial club.
A committee on nominations. was
named by the chairman, dis follows:
c. E. Blair. Lennon; o. w. Roberts,
bismarck; w W. Miller, iMandan, and
B. Trash, New Leipzig.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

A750; with IS for each additional
child IN to two. q,
(d) If there be no widow, then for
one child, $40. ;ita$ eal 5ay. g.,
(e) For two children, $50.
(f) For three children. $40 with s.
for each additional child up to wo.
"a For widowed mother, $50. The
amount payable under this subdivision
shall not be greater than sum. which
when added to the total amount pay
able to the widow and children, does
not exceed SIS.
Compensation to widow or widow
ed mother shall continue until death
or re,marriage. Compensation to a
child cease at the age Of Is, or at mar
rage. unless the child Is incomn etent.
The government also provides for
the burial, expenses not to exceed
500.
During the continuance Of total dis.
ability, monthly compensation shall
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
COMPENSATION FOR SOLDIERS
FAMILIES UNDER new STATUTE
EXPLAINED TO SMELLING MEN

Fort Smelling, Mimi, Nov. 12.-Sol;
diers at tort Smelling are hearing ex
plantations of the operation of the new
law governing war risk insurance,
which officers here are anxious to see
every draftee carry as a protection to
his family and relatives.
Compensation under the new law is
payable for death or total disability
resulting from personal injury in the
line of duty. 1t Is paid by the gov.
eminent without contribution from the
person protected.
In case of death, the compensation
to the family of a draftee is limited to
the widow, children, or dependent wild.
owed mother of the deceased
The monthly sums payable in each
case are stated and are not based up.
on tho ray of the deceased.
(a) For a widow alone, SIS.
% For widow and one child. $35.
(c) For a widow and two children
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
Shields Man; XII i.
Shoots Wife
And Himself
Insane Jealousy Of Young Help.
meet Results in Double Ira
gedy in Grant County.
REVOLVER BOUGHT AT @ .',..' n. !.
RALEIGH FOR CRIME

Flasher, N. D., Nov. 12-After striv,
ing without success to buy revolver
at Shields for, it is alleged, the avow
ed purpose of killing his young wife
of whom he is said to have been In
sanely and unreasonably jealous, Oar
rold Myer, well-known character OF
the Shields vicinity, proceeded to Ra
leigh. purchased 32.calibre gun, has
tened home, called Mrs. Myer to him
fired point blank at her head, and
then turned the weapon upon himself
sending bullet into his brain.
The double tragedy was promptly
reported by neighbors. DR.. W.. r
Shortridge was summoned from Flash.
er, and Inc victims were removed to
his private hospital, where 1t was
found that Mrs. Myers wound was
comparatively harmless, the bullet
having entered her right cheek and
lodged behind her right eye, NOT
touching the brain. Myers, however.
carried the ball in his brain, and he
has remained unconscious, with symp-
toms Of cerebral hemorrhage and
the probability that apoplexy will set
tie in. DR.. w. X. Stortridge, just re
turned from a conference of war sur
geons at Chicago, reports that evi
uence submitted there was to the
effect that If brain wound does not
cause immediate death the victim
has chance to recover, but Myers
condition late tonight was anything
but favorable.
An Unhappy Union. 49,.
Meyrs is "a and his wife q. Thor
union has not been happy one. and
Myers. who spent much of his time
at Shields, is alleged to have talked
freely of his martial troubles. Fri
day he spent the dav in Shields. talk
ing of his plans to end everything, and
hlaily sought out hardware store
and demanded gun. Knowing the
man he was dealing with, the mer.
chant refused to sell him a revolver
But at Raleigh, the would.be mu ID e..
er was more successful. Before at
tempting the double murder, Myers
wrote letters to his mother and in.
innate friends which presumably give
the reasons for his crimes. These
letters are sealed, and will be turn
ed over to the Grant county authori.
les, who have been notified. The
couple have an eighteen-months-old
son who is at the hospital here with
his mother. Myers probably will be
moved Monday to Bismarck for an
x-ray examination, should he survive
over Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
DOCTOR [ASIMAN'S
MISSION On. 10 10. SIOUX
Famous Indian Author and Lee
turer Enlists in Sinews Of
War Campaign,

DR.. Charles Eastman of Amherst
Mass. the famous Indian scholar and
author, arrived here Saturday and
will remain until Tuesday for confer
ences with the leaders of the Sioux
of the Standing Rock agency, who
have been summoned to meet him
here. He is registered at the McKen-
zie.
Or. Eastman's mission is not official
except in an incidental way. He has
responded to an invitation from the
council of defense to visit the agencies
throughout the west and present the
cause Of the liberty bond to the In
dians. His first visit on the way
west was made at the Winnebago
agency in Nebraska. near Sioux City.
Here he found that 100 young men OF
total male population of 1900, de-
spite the fact that Indians are not
registered under the draft, had en-
listed as volunteers and arc now IN
training camp. He found the senti-
ment amon~ the Winnebagos enthu.
siastic in he7ning out the government
in financial way. When the doctor
took his leave of the Winnebagos
they had invested in bonds to the en-
tent Of $4,000, which was IS per cent
of all of the ready money on tho res
ervatiOn.
DR.. Eastman's work for the jmme.
date present will be among the Sioux,
he himself being native Of thar
tribe. He expects even better results
among them. His mission will end as
soon as congress reassembles at Wash.
ingtOn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

Captain Gabriel D'Annuncio, Italian
poet and playwright, once dubbed
'Europe's greatest dandy" is now one
of Italy's death-defying cloud scouts.
He has been mentioned many times
for conspicuous bravery. He, who
before the war was 1taly's arbiter Of
fashion, is pictured above in his aerial
uniform.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at the
,ffice of the city auditor of the city
of Bismarck, North Dakota up to 8
o'clock p. m. Monday, November IL.
1917. for the furnishing to the said
city 1000 feet more or less of two ana
one-half inch bi-1lateral fire hose or
its equal. These bids must be accom-
panied by a certified check for 500
made payable to A. w. Lucas, presi-
lent of the city commission. Bids
will be opened at the regular meet
ing Of the city commission to be held
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

The Bryant Tailoring Co.. Grand Pa.
cidc Block have secured the services
Of an expert tailor who will give his
immediate attention to all pressing.
dry cleaning and repairing list