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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
stnofor Wlortin pon g9irai

Senntor MARTIN pom girgis
Eien, Der gorilssr Dss gerpinisunsss
acmmitises, Der ben aries init eer
aroBttn tsntiGiebsiIbsit psrllnet hat,
proteltirt isb; sesn bic rieiigen Str
fen. Sn leinsr Reoe Dor Dem Ssnat
rief er aus: .Bir babsn in Tiini 9ios
naisu 3paHSis uliIliarOen belpilligi.
SIN nG9iten Sabre mogen ois Anio-s
berungen tiir ben &rks ii9 auf 90
uiillaroen belaufenl@ Sieier Yroisit
pirb nitt bic minbefte @eadi.ns
finben. Der prdfDsnt unD cine ptii
iiberipiessnbe Msbrhsit i'm Sonsreb
ipolIsn ben arisg fprtiessR. bis bic
oeuti9en @erbiinbeten beiieat fno.
Nus SriebensporI9ld9s, sleiGpiel pm
ipelder Seiis lie tOTmen, permoasn
bcran nidts 5u anoern, Do IS ielts
itebenbe 9lnii6t bss prdfoeEien 1T,
baB Elm 'icberer SSrisbe nur bon eirsm
i'm 5eIbe bsiisgten Seuti9.ahb gu erS
Ianssn ifi. 9si FOLDER sibiidt tdnn
man bic Dollars nibt 5Gbl.n uno ss
tit 5u peripuuoern, baB SeHatpr wlar'
tin bas ni6i iDiFsn follte. beun als
8oriiber bes Yeriuilt9ungss&pmmlts
tees 1T ibm bod betaunt, Dab er ni5t
blps @elo fir unier 2anh. ionSsrn
and fir ale alIiirten gambler 81 hes
I9afien bat. Gbeuio lam ibm ni4i
berbOrsen isin, baB mir eri. am 9llIs
fdnee Der 9erpilIigunsen Iisben, bsnr
bis jebt babsn mir erit 5iirirrss iir
Elm Seer DON anoertbalb uliIIiOnsn
Rann gstroffsn unO sSsbem lit tlar,
bab mir elm nod piel grOberss seer
aufSuitellen eeSipunsen iins. Str
umitanb, baB RubIanb ri4t mebr
irdftis einsreiFsn lam, 5tpirst uns,
bab mir bic babur4 eHtitanSene Suds
ausfiilen uno bier5u ftub bier Miuios
nen Wtdnn aothlpenoig. Die Iusriis
flung unb Der lIntsrbolt etnss foI9en
!6eeres fpirb mebr uls 20 gflli1roen
Dollars tuitsr uno oa5u tommen no9
Die orobsn Summen, tpeide mir ben
gluiirtsn leiben mdFen. Bel fold
pffeniiatlidem Gielbbebiirfnib III Is
bod aipedlos, iiber Yeripinigungsn 81
Hagen. Wsnu Senatpr Mdrtin tin
M5ee betannt iit, ipie bic 9lusgdben iih
uerminoern Iisbsn. 10 fOIIts sr bas
niht fir ii6 bebaItsn. fonoern e offsn
tsraus iasen. absr Sebem 1T ilar,
bab fpeun bas fsftseIegte &rieqs3l:I
errei9t tperoen iou, 10 mub bds bierju
nOt6iae 9elo, glsidOiel tpie grob Die
Summe 1T, OeripiIIigt tperoeu. Nsnn
Der Senator i,d oardn lioBt, seB
GnsIanbs ausgabsn I'm jpei 9rIilsl
nisbrigsr finh, aIs Die uufrieen, 10
TolIte ibm Der 9runo nidlt perboraeu
iein. Wir 5abIsn IN bieiem 2anbe
bobers 2Shne nno Der Solo
Inisrsr Sruppen 1T beoeuteab eroBer.
pie ouf bic Reoieruns beSsutsnb
nebr fir bds Robmaterinl gu bt5ablen
vat. Ddrar Idbt ii6 nihts GnocrH.
Denn iebt ffon bic arbeite- Itreiten.
peiI re bic 9Shre fir un9eniiosne
'altsu. 70 fplFrt zine 5crabI:burg
YER Qobne Streits iiber oas game
aanb berauTbeifp6rsn unb ben Cob
YER Solbater piQ yIiemuuo oertiir3t
ebsn. sSm llsbrioen fptro Seuuicr
Jiartin nit isinsn &Iuesn ridts cns'
intsn, benn ndh fpie Dor iutro bcr
tongrsB Gnss betuiuigen. mas bic RE-
itruns gu fprOern n6thig eradtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

itdnb sfeitiet, sob piels glilliunen.
bie in bisisn Sones sunr plei6tnhsn
Auftntbalt iid bsfiuOtn, Burger en-
Derer yiationen iinb. Bir icben boz;
aus, bdb bur4 bisIe Bill aid bic
Sargerprufaagen, aufboreu, bic rieI
saSu beisetrossn babsn. bic 9litimilis
runs in biefsm HaHoe auisubaItsn.
Sebr pieIs tpnntsn bic 4riifunsen
ui9i beitsben. NEIL lie pRl gu scl,brt
iinb unb anoers ipuroen our9 bic
SdrulIsn bon gunbesrihtern on Der
eriDsrbung nes Yirserre9ts perbins
bert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

You allen eusIif&eu SEE
tuHgen bieies &anoes pertritt Der
rRsip gOrt 2lmsrican" aasin bic
SklIuns, baB Deutidlaub bic Jurs
oerunssn bss prGiioenten OoQ unO
sana erfiilt. cine 9lnii9t, bic mir BE-
tanutlth ebenfdas IN Der 8efpres
dung Der Antporten Deuti4lanos
unb Oelterrei9s auf bic Rots oes
Yapites gum 4usbrud ge6raGt ba>
ben. 0as Rep Yorter 9Iatt iagt:
.Sbne ei1en S4ub ab5ufeaern, bds
ben bic Der. Staaten ben sr0Bten
unb beOeutuussooqlten Sisg in Der
9eiaidts Der WleuI9beit geipruneu.
burd aufiteauns ibrer Rds
liOnen bon Wannfdaften uno burh
utobtIiltrurg ibrer WtiIIiaroen ron
baben bic Der. StaaisR ben
5iped oes Strtsses erreidt. Der
3ped mar, BEN Wtilitarismus ab5us
Ifaifen, bic @slt ebenIo ii9sr fiir
I4pa4e, tpie fir ftdrte Gationen gu
nateu, Der ebrli9 banoeInoen Temos
'ratis Sl9erbeit gegen bic kimli1s
Diplomatic unb bic bstpaffneisn Nm
Jriffe BON unpertrauenstperIben uno
inperantDortli6en oDnaitiihen uno
Rsgierunsen gu ssruGb.
,en unb an Stene Der Rilitdrsspalt
S9ieosgeri6te gu fsBen. Die Unit
porten bon Osutfhlanb uno Seitere
:ei6 sensbmisen bisie Sorberuns Der
Ser. Staaten."
gDis mir bsretts gefast hoben, iteht
yer rRsp gort GmericaE~ mt pieier
lnltaIl peretu5elt bd uno es 1T midi
'ie mlnoslte Nusfidt uora1uoen, eas
ier Jrieoe, pel6en bas gIatt in greif' |
'drer Ra5s iiebt, fid einitelen lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
Tunnerstas, ben q. September 1917
Nie peutfde Yoterlanbsplrs

Sis peutfds Yoterlanospars
tel, an bersn SpiBs 5irpis its6t. 1T
ni9ts anberss ais bic alloeuti4e Bar
tel unter nsucm Ramen, Die ieitosm
ni9t an YOhen gelponneH, ionoern
perlpren bat. Sas beuti9s BEL. in
Ieineu breitsn Mafsn bdIt an berl
Rei9stagsbsidluB fsit. Der i'm iduei'
Denbsn 9eeeniab gu ben 5Orosrunssn
Der 4lbsuti6en itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

gsaatsnspsrtb 1T, DaB dlh
bic ruIIii9e bemutratif4e prsfie bic
Roten SeutibIauos uub Ceiterreiths
rerpirft, seuau 10 ME bic prsIi: in
alien aatirtcn 2dnoeru. Saraus 1T
gu erieben, bdb 4ubIano nett baron
ent1ernt III, ei1eu Separatfrisben abs
suI6lieben uno bemna9 Der &rlsg
ieinen fpeiteren 9erlauf ns5neu ipiro.
Samit bat ss aud teiHsn 3iped. pou
sSrienen Al reoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

Ssnatpr Callers Bill, bic
allen 2fuslduberu nelnSg Gage naG
lbrer @rtldruus, bdb iie gii7ger Ders
ben lpollen, bus Siirasrrs9t ertbeilt,
u Die bette @rieoiguHg bss Ratipnas
lltaien@Brobltms in biefem Saube.
Wsnn ale perfonen in biefem 2aube
Slirser Der Der. Gtauten fiub, bduu
ipIrb oarnit Der in bieiem &riese Be-
ioHosrs itarf bsrpOrtrstsabe llsbel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

in Yelug auf bic Nabvuugs'
mittsl in piefem 2aHbe piro INNER
nur baran geDuat. mas re tDiteH,
reip. pis bph iie i'm Preiis iteiseH
peroen. Disie angeIsseHbeit bat aber
nod eins aHoHe unb eruitere Sei.e,
duf pelde ras RabruHssHitteIsSus
Eeau binlDeiit, ndmli9 OBJ uerid;so,ne
otapelartltel, Die Wei5su uno 3uter.
in seniisenber Uteuss bOrbanben fem
Dssoen. Wlan bat ieBt erft .rmefeu.
peIae srOben Weusen uber SEE ges
i6itt DerOen miifien uno baraus
Die ueber5eusuns seDouneu, bag cine
anappbeit in pisIsm Sanoe niGt aus
6kibsn tam, bic fi4 uur bur9 dus
Berlte YeiHrautung i'm YerbraudI
Diro iibertpiuoen Iafeu. Stue iolAe
Sadlaae nirb unieres GrmeFcns bic
SiHfiibruns bes SartenTpitems sur
5olgs baben miiiRH. sSn ben srt.eu
StrRgsIdbren beitGnb bic S6pisr;steii
in ben europdtifsn 2dnbern ni9t 10
fsbr in elmer bo9grdbigen &Happbeit,
ME in Der ungIei9mdbiaen Yerthe;s
lung. Gs mar banIals eirieermaBeT
genus fir Sebsn porbanben, aber Der
umltano lag DOR, bab bic FeIden Die
oorbauDenen ytdbrungsmittel auffpeis
aerten, 70 ouB fir bic minber Be
mtttelteu ni9t eerus ii6rig blisb.
Sol9e 3uitdnbe tOnnen be; uus sb:ns
falls Hi4t uusbieibeu, na9oem bic
Observation-Disclosures nit eiHer
anappbeit rednet. Spe3ieq lit babsi
an bic S6psrurbeiter gu beutsn. Sn
ben uaiirten pie in ben perbInccten
SGuoeru 1T es fpieberboli gu Streits
getommeH, neil biefe &laiTen Bon 9rs
bettern nidt geniiesnoe irGftias gao6s
ruHssmittel erbielten, mas iIe Der,
mcbeu euttrdftete, bab lie ni6t drbsis
ten iouHteu. IS iit bOrduS,a'eben,
buB, iobaIb bic Suappbeit ia pip
ftellt, ndde bic Beb6rben befiir9ten,
aud BEL uHs Die Samfterei bsginneu
Diro. Die DermOgenbeu Rlaf.n Ders
ben 4lIes auftaufen, nm in Ser tise
bergen Beife lebeu gu i0unsH uro
Die 4rbeiter fDerben bic n5thige 2dbz
runs Hi9t srIdHsen touuen, nidt bIOs
IDegen Der bobeH Preife. ion5ern rod
mehr, neil fie iiberbaupt nidt su bds
ben fein Diro. Dugsseu muB Eel 3sie |
feu 5iirforge getroffen Deroen nnb
oieie beiteht IN Der Giufiihruus nss
Rortsnfpfems.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

SIN RoagreB 1T nun enSlifl
iiber bic 5teusr fir SrisgsproFite
eini9 genorbeu. Die groBtdpitaliItis
ihe Seite bat niebrigere Steuern
ourbgeieBt, als bic Yoltsi'its Ders
lanste. Gine bobe Stsusr lam
nur aufgei1oben, aber niht pers
btnoert pernen. Die grrBcu Iuss
guben Der Reaierung peroen oa3u
8ipingsn, oieieI6e Profititeasr gu ers
beben, pie Gnglaro, bas 30 proaent
oerIaugt. 3u hemerten If rod, oab
bieies 5eilf6en pes Srobtapltals be-
itimmt ni6t uIs patrtptif4 aHgeieben
peroen tdnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
Ser 6. 4priI 1917 pirp

Ger 6. ApriI 1917 Dirc
pffi3ieQ aIs Der Gag ansegebeH. an
pel9em bic Der. Staatsu 9suti alaEo
ZEN aries ertldrt baben. I'm fpsl6em
laae lpirb Der &rieg offiSisQ ais err
loiden ertldrt tperben2 Ddriber hort
man bic peridieoeuiten AnlIhtsn.
Die cine eebt babin, bab bag i'm Som-
mer nGaltsn Sabrss Der ,Saa feiH
ipirD, mann bic Nuiirten, ourd an
bertbdlb UtilIionen unierer Sruppen
reritGrtt, bic oeuti4su ReiGeu in
SelgIen unD i5rantreih ourhbrehen
loeroen. 2tRoere seben Die ariegss
bauer uuf brei uno ntd,t penige Tcgar
auf pier Sabre an. JriebeH in tieiem
Sabre erDartet Riemuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

Gtne Berminoerunl oes
Seitungs= 5ormuts ptro nint gu ter
meioeu isin, Hoboem bic RegierlHgs>
SomriIitUn, tpeIde gegen .uuI:iIGe
Yertbeuerung Don Waaren gu iorseu
beauftragt 1T, N6 auber Stanoe ers
tldrt Bat, Die 4apierpreife, Die iebt
f1on iebr brh lluo, an eiHcr Deitsreu
Steigerung gu oerbinDern unb spGr
oespegeH, neil cine 9ln3d6l pdpierz
mubIen, bic ii6 elmer Yrsisregulasiou
Hiht uuterrperTen Dollen, aueetiiubiqt
hdben. oaB lie mad Dem erItM J1ruar
fem 3ettungspupter mebr berlt.lleu
tperoen. Die baraus fit erqs6snoe
BermlHoerung beg Nngebots .pIro cine
PrsisIuge CUR 5olge buben, Die tasu
3rptngt, bus 5ormat gu Osrtl:insrn.
W 8 man bDn oen Srsi6en Der
5. 70. B. bort, lGbt sriefen, oab
man es nit 2(Har6iiten gu tbun bat,
Die in Der ibueu ii6li9en 8etie ans
Sanger Derben, inbsm fie bic 9ier
nah dnoerer 2eute 9elb dnreaeu inb
bic grObiten unipabrbetten 6streffs Der
St9erbeit ibres GrfOIges ni6t f&eusn,
I'M ibre Spfer ms @arn gu loten.
Den tleineu Sarmern i'm BeIien
Durbe geidg:, bab Uttutpnen Don 2Irs
beltern ii9 erbeben unb eiits neue Rts
gisrung beritelIsn fperben, bic bas
5ipnHgsousbsbuussgefeB 1ls anerers
ltss abfaaffeu ipiiroe. gs paren na>
tlrIi4 nur bo6ft unpifsuDe Dlens
i3en, Die fUl9en anea6sn Slau5en
tdenttsn uHo Dsnn audi ni9t pisIe
gepoHnsH Dorbsu iiHb, 10 ift bod If
Tenbar, odb Die s. B. SO. cine Sc
fabr fir oas 2aHb iinh, Dis fie Sas
uHmer DdreH.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
FOREIGNERS MUST Be TAUGHT
Schooling 10 Vital to the Safety Of M
ton. Says Uncle Sans Board Of
Naturalization.

Reports that some cities may aban.
don. night school instruction for their
foreign population drew from Uncle
Sans board Of naturalization a state.
ment that such action ''would surely
appear dangerous step backward, for
II ever attention in education was
needed It Is needed now"
military preparedness is no more
vital to the country's safety than citi-
zenship preparedness" the statement
said. mo one should be permitted to
remain In ignorance of his duties and
responsibilities as a, resident Of the
United States, and this applies particu-
larry to the foreign born"
The statement cites statistics show.
ing that in 1910 there were 1850, 361
illiterate foreigners in the United
States, but adds gratifying improve
ment has been shown since that time
through the night schools established
by public school authorities in CO.
operation with the bureau Of naturali-
sation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
ASPHALT PLANT STARTS
TODAY, WILL 0VERTAKE
CONCRETE WORK EARLY
- +iE "a -.
Final Phase of Paving lin District
- =. D0Hp!~/ nIFnS ~ pIOCE
No. opUnder Way-Ready goi.,
'n"" Dl Il
to Lay Track in First ~

The Ford Paving company started
its asphalt plant today and began
spreading surface coat on the con-
crete base at the corner, of Ninth and
Broadway. The, asphalt crew will
cover a block to a block and a-half
daily and will, it is anticipated, over.
take the concrete plant within 80
days. Bismarck has been long-suffer.
ing under the inconvenience of hav-
ing practically every street in town
torn up since early spring, but it
soon will have an opportunity to for.
get its troubles in gndlg over block
after block of smooth tlsphalt. 2rLJcr
Secretary Wanner of the board Of
control announced this morning that
the penitentiary gang is ready to be.
gin the relaying of the Capitol street
railway in District No. 1. The work
will progress rapidly, and within a
few weeks the unfinished appearance
OF the downtown streets will have
passed into memory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Modern four-room fiat
with bath, light and telephone serv-
ice; hot water heat. Call L. Lind
berg, 454X. 7.10-3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
GEM RAL Mann
EXPECTED HERE
FOR INSPECTION
Chief of Bureau of Militia Affairs
Will Inquire Into National
Guard Matters
INVESTIGATION WELCOME
TO STATE COMMANDERS

North Dakota national guard off,
Gals anticipate visit during the next
few days from Brigadier General W..
A. Mann, chief of the bureau of mill
tia affairs, who is touring the north
west for the purpose of investigating
matters pertaining to the organization
OF state troops.
National guard troubles in Mime
sofa are the primary cause OF General
Mann's coming, and while in this Sec
ton he is expected to visit the Twin
Dakotas. So far as the guard in this
state is concerned, the commander
will find everything harmonious.
There has been none OF; the acrimony
which cropped out in Minnesota and
in South Dakota. There may have
been some little misunderstanding,
but they have been smoothed over,
and not fought out in the newspapers,
as has been done in neighboring
states
~ -" Organization Of Guard.
The organization of the two guard
regiments is proceeding satisfactorily
The recruiting Of some companies tol
war strength has been delayed
through antagonism to the company
commanders. This difficulty has been
overcome through transfers and pro.
motions, and it is anticipated that the
600 men required to fill the First
will now be enlisted without further
trouble. The Second seems to be in
the clear.
AS adjutant general, the North Da-
kOta guard has G. A. Fraser of Fargo, !
generally recognized as one of the
most efficient military men in the
Staff and line officers of
the two regiments are practically
without exception men of mature mill
tary experience.
North Dakota said Lieutenant
Colonel ., Tharalson, this afternoon,
will welcome a Visit from General
Mann. we have nothing to cover up
and nothing to bbe be ' ashamed Of"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
GERMAN CATHOLIC
LEADER OEPL0RES
USE Of SUBMARINE

Copenhagen, July 10.-Although the
German censor has kept out Of the
newspapers the speech before the
reichstag main committee of Matthias
Erzberger, leader of the Catholic cen
ter party, in which he attacks the Ger
man admiralty and pan-German idea,
the nature of his references to the
German submarine campaign may be
gained from the angry comment from
Count Ernst Won Reventlow, naval ex-
pert of the Tage Zeitung Of Berlin
The count declares that in attempt
ing to end the submarine campaign,
Herr Erzberger and his supporters
are aiding in destruction of the ma
TONS confidence in victory, which de-
ponds so largely on the submarine
and of the prospect Of German
peace. o.. -. E-., -.
Herr Erzberger's criticisms, in
which Count Reyentlow intimates The
foreign Office sympathizes, seemed to
nit tender point of the German sub
marine policy, mainly the failure to
produce promised results within fixed
time limits, for as the count says, 1T
would be grotesque childishness for
party politics to say to the govern
ment in committee something as fol-
lows:
""To fix a submarine campaign for
a definite period of months. This
period has now expired. No decision
has been reached. You therefore
erred where no error was permissi-
ble'"
Count Reventlow answers this by
insisting that the sole question to be
answered in weighing decision in
submarine war was whether it would
have a decisive success within a spe-
CITED period That Herr Erzberger
took these lines is further indicated
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
.F|NLAYS0N CASE TO Be
TRIED IN K|DDER COUNTY
Judge Nuessle Will Hear Evidence
~
= in Prosecution Of Much
az ,.,,,. Sued Citizen

y Frank FinlaysoH this afternoon or
tomorrow I syppllr blass ,g it vssp hiearins in
the Kidder county district court at
Steele on one of the four charges in.
volving alleged violations Of the
North Dakota liquor laws now pend
ing against him. This particular
case originated in Bismarck, but was
taken to Kidder county on a change
of venue.
From Is to 20 Bismarck citizens
went to Steele this afternoon to ap.
pear as witnesses for the state or
for the defense. States Attorney Nc.
Curdy will prosecute Judge w. L.
Nuessle and Court Reporter Wattam
left for Steele this morning. The
Cleon Nash murder trial also comes
up at this term. ..".' j
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
Intense Itching
Of Large B|otches
Orchids Head -
Face and Limbs Red and Fiery.
Could not Sleep. In Two Months
Cuticura Healed Sound and Well.

'a"'My little daughter began breaking
out on her head in small pimples OF
blisters which discharged watery fluid.
In day or two these dried and formed
rough, scaly surface. This continued
10 break out about every two weeks.
spreading out larger until her scalp,
face, and limbs were covered with large
blotches, red and fiery. The itching was
20 intense we had to keep her hands tied
and she could not sleep or let any one
else. 1t was life of torture.
overheard of Cuticura Soap and Oint.
ment, and began to use them. A won.
derful change took place at once and in
two months time she was healed sound
and we'll" (Signed) Mrs. Arch Lagle,
Depauw, Ind, Oct. 4, 1916.
Whynotpreventt these distressing skin
troubles by making Cuticura your every-
day toilet and nursery soap aided BY
touches Of Ointment now and then to
remove the first signs of pimples, rashes
and dandruH. Do not confound these
delicate emollients with coarsely medi.
Gated soaps and ointments.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: ''Cuti.ura,
Dept. r. Boston," Sold everywhere.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-10
BISMARCK FANS TO HAVE
REAL FEAST THIS WEEK
g,i ~ ..-,
Fast Leith Bunch Comes Saturday
|nli' IT. g.
for Two Games With
Champs

Bismarck fans are promised real
feast for this weekend. Elgin, which
was to have come today for two
games, failed to connect at the last
moment, but Leith has been signed
up for two games Saturday and Sun
day and it absolutely guarantees the
appearance of its team. And Leith
has some team, a combination of all
the best baseball material lower Nor.
ton, Grant, Sioux and Hettinger coun.
ty offer, which is very much the gen.
uine article
The following Saturday and Sunday
Bismarck fans will have an oppor
tunity to see what Halliday looks like
After Sunday, they'll enjoy the ex
perience.
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CRACK CANADIAN CORPS
H0N0RS BISMARCK BOY
Harry s. Mclean Made Honorary
Lieut.. Colonel of Overseas
Construction Battalion

Harry S. Mclean, son of Mrs. Mary
Mclean, Rosser and First street,
graduate Of the Bismarck high school
and now with the Cook Construction
company at Montreal, Can, has been
elected honorary lieutenant colonel of
the No. 2 overseas construction corps
battalion, one of Canada's crack en-
gineering organizations, according to
advice received here today.
Lieut.. Col. Mclean was instru.
mental in the organization of the bat.
talon, and, unaided, he provided the
band with it's entire complement of
instruments, making it one of the best
musical organizations in the Canadi.
an service.
Mr.. Mclean is at present engaged
in the very important engineering
task of constructing terminals for the
lntercolonial railway at Halifax, N
s., and because of this fact cannot
be spared to 60 to the front with his
battalion.
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FOR RENT-Modern, ten-room house,
well located. Geo. NJ. Register.
.sa. 7-10.3t
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OLD SCHOOL BOARD
IN FINAL SESSION
SEATS D. 7. OWENS
Well Known Real Estate Man
Named to Succeed Capt. A.
A. Jones. Now in Army

The last meeting of the old schoo
board, last night, was marked by a
full attendance. D. 7. Owens took
his seat for the first time as the sue.
cessor Of A. A. Jones, and the two
retiring members, Henry Richholt
and G. G. Wachter, were there off,
cially for the last time. The meeting
was a very informal one, its only pur'
pose being to attend to routine mat
tiers of unfinished business, in prep
aration for the annual meeting to-
night.
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NEGROES SHOT :
s#s..
+ BY GUARDSMEN

East st. Louis, Ill.,. July 10.-Two
negroes were shot and killed by ILL.,
nois guardsmen during the rioting
here July 2, it was testified at secret
session Of the coroner's jury today,
according to- information obtained to-
day.
This testimony was reported to
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by citations OF statistics by Vice Ad-
miral Won Chapelle and Vice Chancel-
lor Helferich to prove that the SUBJ
marine campaign is wearing Great
Britain down and the war minister's
attempt to show how submarine reck-
lessness is helping the land campaign.
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SON OF BISMARCK MAN !.
HEADS HARVEY COMPANY

George Crawford, elected captain of
Harveys new company, which will be
H in the Second regiment, is a son
of Henry Crawford of Bismarck. HE
is popular and well qualified for the
position" says the Harvey Journal.
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Co. H was fully enlisted and organ.
lied in two days. F. ]. Seeba is first
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Having! contract with Barrett e
Zimmerman to furnish unlimited
amount of good sound horses. would
be pleased to hear from anyone hav-
Ing horses for sale Call or write,
s. F. Lambert, Bismarck, ~ D. 70 ct.
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French & WEIGH
Hardware Co.'s store and corner of
Fifth and Thayer streets, Monday
afternoon between and 6, purse
containing some paper money and
Identification cards. Kindly leave at
Tribune and receive reward. 7-10-3t
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have been given by Col Clayton.
They were shot on order of a police
sergeant, who said the negroes had
fred at policemen and soldiers. +