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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06
ARMER NEVER WILL FIND SOLUTION FOR HIS '.'~
ECONOMIC ILLS DEMOCRACY, SAYS MYERS
MUST BUILD ON SOLID ROCK 0FC00PERATI0N
BEATING THE KAISER
By Millard r. Myers

Bring the good old buge boys we'll have another song,
Sing it with spirit that will the world along
Sing it we ought to sing ia hundred million strong
While we are beating the Kaiser.
CHORUS:
Hurrah hurrah, cooperate with me-
Hurrah hurrah we'll fight for liberty,
So we sing together, all the folks from sea to sea-
While beating the Kaiser.
"'Those way-out-west Americans will never fight, you
know"
So the killing Kaiser says, eve won't give them show.
But stuck together, and gave him blow for blow
While are beating the Kaiser.
How the farmer boosted for crop of hogs and grain
Gave his sons, and bought his bonds, and worked
through and rain
How Allies shouted when they heard the glad refrain
While beating the Kaiser
How the hearts of all united in the fight,
How wives and daughters labored far into the night
How sunk the submarines and dropped the arpanes
flight,
While beating the Kaiser
After had licked the Hum came back home again,
Settled down to farms like brave and honest
men;
Binding up the broken hearts from Iowa to Japan,
When we had beaten the Kaiser.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06

?" .l NisTrtsrensss 4 fsNr ~.
ional districts of this city Tuesday 7.
succeed D. J. Griffin, democrat. Hls
plurality over Wilmot l.. Morehouse
republican, was 4,744.
Nearly half the 22,21l votes cast
in the district were polled by women
John j Delaney, democrat, was Ell
ected in the Seventh district by plu
rality Of 1896 to succeed John ]. Fitz'
gerald. democrat. Women cast 1908 OF
the 1915 votes in the district.
Anthony, J. Griffin, democrat, was
elected in the Twenty Second district
over Richard Furlong, republican, by
a plurality of GAS. The vote for Fur
long was exceeded by that for Arthur
F. Dieckman socialist
The woman vote was 5,4S0 out or
12,9OS Griffin succeeded Henry Bruck-
ner, also democrat
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06
BANDITS KILL TWO
THEN POLICE KILL
ESCAPING BANDIT
Attempted Robbery in Coving-
ton, KY, Results in Death
of Three.

Covington, KY, Mar. 6.-Three men,
two of them directors Of the Ninth
Ward Building and Loan Association,
and the ether bandit, were: killed
when the bandit, with two. com.
panions entered the meeting room of
the association and ordered the direc-
tors to hold up their hands.
Chief of Police Theodore Klumper,
who is director and was present
opened fire on the bandits, killing one
The other two bandits shot and killed
Andrew Nordmeyer, 6 years old, pres.
ident of the association, and John
Rehm, 80 years old, a shoemaker.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06
AUCTION NETS
TH0USANDF0R
THE RED CROSS

Prof ]. L. Shaw, president and
chairman of the Hazen Branch of the
Red Cross is in the city. He reported
that last Saturday afternoon, begin.
ming at o'clock an auction was held.
to which everyone within radius of 3
miles contributed, with the exception
of three people. Contributions con-
sisted of all kinds Of fancy work, cook
ed foods, loads Of coal, loads of hay,
pigs, horses-in fact anything that a
person wished to contribute was &C.
cepted.
Hazen is town Of about 600, but
great interest was manifested in this
auction, Nithsthe result that over 81
600 was raised for the Red Cross
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06

vote his entire time to his duties as
president of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad and as chairman Of the advis-
DRY commission of the council of nat
ional defense.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06

This is wedding picture! Lieut.
Lawrence B. Sperry and his fiancee,
Miss Winifred Alien, arc shown here
in their bridal clothes just as they
arrived for the wedding at Governors
Island. Lieut.. Sperry, navy aviator,
was stationed at Massapequa, l.. |.
lie could get away for only few
hours. so they made the trip to the
island by airplane. Army officers gath
cred around the chape! and set up a
round of cheers when the bridal
couple came flying down and alighted
near the church steps. The wedding
took place a few minutes later.
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Will be at
M'KENZIE HOTEL
Three Days 0aIy
No Charge for Examination

DR.. Mellenthin is a regular gradu
tie in Medicine and Surgery and is
licensed by the state OF North d.
kota. He visits professionally the
more important towns and cities and
offers to all who, call on. this trip
consultation and examination free.
except the expense of treatment when
Iesired. II
According to his method Of treat
'nent he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers OF
stomach, tonsils or adenoids. =,
He has to his credit many wonder
sul results in diseases OF the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood. skin, nerves.
seart, kidney, bladder,s bed.wetting
'atarrh. weak lungs. rheumatism
sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
II Won have been ailing for an!
length Of time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call, as imprope'
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause of your long-standinf
trouble.
Remember, above date, that exam
nation on this trip will be free and
that his tieatnent is different. "a
s. Address. 336 Boston Block, Mime.
apolis, Minn.-Advertisement.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-06
NEW YORK CITY ELECTS
NEW REPRESENTATIVES

New oYrk, n. Y, Mar. Civilian
E. McCleary. democrat, was elected to
congress from the Eighth congress-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
Sick eople Must
Conserve Nurses
asked 10 Be Content Win Lie
cnscd attendant Supervised
by Graduate Nurse.

IL any woman in this city wants to
do an act Of real patriotism which may
save life in this country or across
;hc seas. let her foreso the JOY and
comfort OF employing a trained nurse
VINO knows just at which angle the
coudoir cap is most becoming, when
a little power Will Improve the general
apfeai"ace without causing rise OF
temperature and in which vases the
flowers look best. In place OF the n!chlv
trained women, who are now scarce
lie; her TIC content with n licensed at
tcndant supervised by graduate nurse
THIS is the way in which the state
Eoart OF IN: Hiners OF Graduate Nurses
VII! cnGeHNoi 20 meet the present cmer-
cency. These attendants
''l cess ana SluNcnlH women knowing
nothing OF their duties .ti.a
OF weil-ordcred sick room. but by
training and experience VIII be con-
SidereI qualified with supervision TO
SO into tho hes; homes They will be
familiar with bedside care cooking,
Housekeeping and the care OF children.
The patient Will be given meals daint-
ilN cooked and served. the bed viii lie
MADE wi,houi causing the sufferers TO
tN!nN thcE are certain 10 land on the
foo: and The daily bath Will not cause
any fear OF drowning
within a few weeks 4 course OF ele-
M"niary training will be put into opcr-
alton lasting six months. the students
oe'ns licensed as attendants after pass
Ing the examinations. Women qualified
by experience or undcrE graduates row
At work Will be licensed at once with
cut examination at the discretion OF the
board Those making this permanen,
career ana others entering as a war
emergency VIII both be eligible. These
attendants are no: only for the sick
OF extremely moderate means but must
be employed by all classes if Virginia
Is 20 supply her quota of registered
nurses 10 the Red Cross. More than
zoo are in The government service now.
nnd nearly 500 ot the total Of 900 Will
be called by the first OF next year I'm
.pe:ienced workers should apply at once
FOR license 10 Miss Meliichamps cxeru-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
JOINT SESSION TO NAME
MANY CITY OFFICERS
Iucumbcnt. Arc Without Opposition.
New Members OF school Bouri
to BE Named.

~ the special Joint session OF the
Board Of Aldermen and Common Coun-
ell at 1;i5 O'Clock Tonight fifteen city
officials whose terms Of office will eX
pirc July 3 will be reelected. In
cludcd In this list are city Clerk
Alfred II. Mcdowell. and Robert Lccky.
Jr. member of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners. The regular monthly
meeting ot the Board Of Aldermen will
be held at o'clock Tonight.
officials 10 he reelected at the joint
session are as follows: city clerk, AL
fred r. Mcdowell: scrgcant-a:-Grms OF
the city Council. George g. Huskeil;
city attorney. Henry l.. Pollard; city
auditor. George $. Crenshaw. CLERK to
city auditor. y. l.. Gum: clerk to
city treasurer. Charles |. Phillips: po-
lice justice. John j. Crutchiicld: clerk
TO police iu:tce. Il. g. Tucker. justice
court Part H.. II. \. Maurice; port war
den, j. l.. Iiarcum: port warden. H.
G.. Dickerson. port warden, C.,c. Rice:
port warden, Harry Tucker; collector
of delinquent taxes, r. G. Waiford.
member OF Board of Fire Commissions
crs. Clay Ward. to succeed Robert
Lccky. Jr. whose term expired June
90, and member OF Board of school
Trustees, Second District. to succeed
DIR. J. Morrison Hutchinson. resigned
TO enter military service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
CNl.Y one LOCAL BANK
LOSES THROUGH MASSEY
utnt-a -. !;c..n!ur.cd by Nc:. i"ra
ia>ti',:t.pu 0:i Which His
Drafts We're Drawn.

Z, was learned yesterday thar the
Broad street Bans MAS the only loc7I
bank to lose by Inc alleged d.!n.r.-
lions o. y J.. Massey. OF mo- West
Grace Street. genera agent = % s"w-
ing machine company. Massey has
SIX pped for parts unkno"n. and a.
though the Piu};er;en Dc.ec-.". .hE+a-
cy and !cca! pyi;e- IN thpi tnGS %;
tics are on inc watch for aim nctn-
ing as 70 his whereabouts has been
earned Massey is SAID 20 nave go
away with $4,000 uy raising drafts or
various banks Through this manner
the Broad Street Bank lost $1,000.
Utne- banks who were thought to have
J 81 uy IN. operations OF AIassey were
Reimbursed by the Ncw York bank
upon which bank the drafts were
drawn y reward Of $3.50 for the arrcsl
OF Massey mas been offered by the BROAD
street Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09

not believe that suNicien- evidence
had been placed before the commit
tee 20 show that the comrany needed
relief. and sUe sestcG THAT the opera
Hon OF the Ashland liuc he required
He declared that the company should
SHOW some consideration to the people
Of that section ii II wSs TO expect
similar action from the city. ana he
said that not only hga the company
refused to continue cars but that the
propcrty could not be acquired.
Mr.. Williams. in a brief statement OF
tho history of the line. said that more
than $l.pnp.oou had been expended in
its construction: that taxes had been
paid 10 the state city aud Ashland
and service given for ten years. Yet
not = cent OF profit had been paid this
builder, Frank Jay Gould. Service had
been discontinued. he said. after the
company had not been permitted TO re-
duce It's service and found that il
could no; continue TO lose money
The company had offered to sell its
property for one-foUIth o: what II
cost, ne declared. yc; persons who hao
sought 10 acquire the railroad had not
been able 10 produce the money. So
far as he knew, they had not raised as
much a. Il postage stamp Let them
Offer W. S45o.00u ami see what ;hey
get. he said. when they arc ready
% SNOW ua real dollars, lot them come
o l. ial taih business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
NO CONCRETE OFFER TO
BUY CHESAPEAKE BAY LINE
A-' "'hn"'rh Williams Says Line No,I,
ne SOFA for Onr-Four,h
Wbnt ~ Cost,

NO concrete offer for the purcha.o
or Inc Richmond and Chcsapcakc pa,
Railway Company formerly OPERATING
been made. r. Randolph Wiu;a,ne
torney for that company declared las,
night during the meeting OF the couu-
Gil Committee on Streets. He was r.
plying TO the suggestion that the Couu
ell force the Virginia Railway ana
Power Company 10 operate this lire II
straight scent fare was 10 be grant
cd IN Richmond. and declared the plan
absurd and utterly unreasonable
Robert G. Scott. an attorney. on
posed the straight fare because he did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
REPAIRS ARE ORDERED
TO GOVERNMENT ROAD
Government Asked To supply Necessary
Asphalt for Top
Drc.sini:.

city Engineer Rolling reported to the
Administrative Board yesterday that he
had prepared the proper contract with
c. :. Luck for the improvement; of the
Government Road, between Gill.es
Creek and tho National Cemetery, and
the board approved the paper. Mr..
Boiling also reported tho materials
necessary for the repairs to this roa d.
including the quantity OF asphalt need
ed for "a top coating.
The board forwarded a copy of Mr..
Bo!ling's letter to Major James II.
small. Jr., Of the quartcrmaster's corps
in charge Of the construction work at
the seven rin"s powder plant. with the
request that he rcquisi;ion the ma
'cr.ais at once. The government re-
Gently took over the control of prac-
ticnliy all roadbuildlng materials.
especially those which have asphalt az
TN" basic ingredient.
The Government Road is now OK
tcuSiNcly used by army motor trucks in
hauling supplies 20 and from the new
powd"r packing plant ~ Seven Pines.
az well a the motor trains which pass
through Richmond for other points In
tho South. Tn. roaGhcd o! tho
'hcrouSh;are is filled with holes aud is,
rapidly wearing away Il IL expected
mat tho WORK Of repairing tho road
VIII b" started In tho mex, few days.
MI Rolling vas directed 10 advertise
Tor bids, returnablc July %. for the
scariiyiHg, r"dressng and rolling tho
T"adhcd Of Henry street between
BROAD and Main streets. The board
awarded 10 Is. l. Elack & Co. the CON
tract for the repairing Of the roadbcd
OF Scmmcs Avenue. from the ridge
over The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
tracks TO Park Avenue. This work
VII be done on unit basis and is cy-
ncctnd 20 cost npnrnxiinatnlv 81 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
CHAPLAIN LEFT BEHIND
IDwle secks Help of Red Cross In Get
ting over TO

Rev Walter Russell Bowie. p. ID.
chaplain Of Base Hospital No. -. ia
military known as tile Mcclure unit"
and Rev Bevcrly y. Tucker, jr.. chap
ain Of Ease Hospital so. Al. known
= ,aa University Of Virginia Unit. are
~ oaS tho cnaplains which 4 recent
rUl'us Of the War Department prevent
1rcm sailing with tho units from re
I.pri " cmbarEatlon. to their bitter d'..
appointment Dr Bowie Immediately
made Application for transportation
abroad through tho personnel Of thu
iicd Cross and hopes .n tn's way TO re
join the unit on tn" other side TIL.
Rcd Cross bureau has promised to ar
range 10 send him over on the Il. y.
available ship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09

icF'n'ssioh TO use the First RcgI-
mont Arinory for the ,irht Of Ncvcm-
ncr vas granted the Catholic
oihhhS Auxiliary Of the Richmond
napier Of the Rcd Cross YESTERDAY
~ The Administrative Board. The.
fHSt national Bank Club was granted
permission 10 use tho New Pump
rouse grounds for Il picnic on July
:, from $50 to 1890 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
COMMITTEE uIEEns
ACTION UNTIL MONDAY

alter meeting lasting uuti nearly
midnight. the committee voted 10 defer
action on the petition until next Mon
uaY nirh; at O'Clock, when final ac-
';on VIII be taken. 1t WAS generally
believed last night that the company
would be granted relief but in Official
circles The matter had not reached the
Stage where any definite proposition
HAD been outlined The suggestion was
made IN certain quarters that a straight
accent fare be granted. with school
tithets ana labor tickets either as the!
now STAND, or s!X-:or- -Quar.er.
Representatives. OF the labor or.a,,;-
cations, who were introduced by VI "
and Labor Council. and :, co!nFu.,t..
delegated by the brotherhood Of Ram
way Carmen TO appear before the com.
mittee declared that labor would sup.
port the Increased fare If ii coulJ 1.
SHOWN that such al increase. was y,e-
cssary. They believed, however. INA,
additional figures should he prescu,eI
to the rommittee, and the 'aatter thor
oughiy honsideret. y delay Of few
weeks, they asserted. would make lii
tie difference.
T. Randolph Williams, counsel FOR
the Virginia Railway ana Power Com
pahE' tod the committee that IL Was
absurd and utterly unreasonable to
consider the two matters togetner Mr..
Williams also told how th1 co,nnaI,s
iiad pa!u FOR certain street paving he
tween is ~ tl;e. li4cM Of mis- .rrl,,u..ut
was Il reinstatement Of facts brought
out at previous meetings Of the street
committee. but winch we're given :.
second time heCaUs" many people hat
not heard them -Md mad been nisin-
formed. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
Southern Railway Enrni,r..

E-Hi'iHaIeH "Dcrating revenue Of Tho
southern Railway system for the
fourth week Of June aggregated So.
''l.'2p. as compared with actual earn
,hsS or )? '4.S"" for the corrcspond-
ing week OF last,ycnr. showing an ~
crease of sS3G.S7i. according 10 nrnrns
mauc public yesterday by Comptroller
y. H. Plant. These figures. however.
arc Tor only seven working DAYS AS
against eight las; year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
FAVORS EARLY CLOSING
,linis,criaI Union Goes on Hecof"
Against I.utc saturday AiSh'

.rbc Ministerial Union. In session yes
,ordav morning. adopted the foliowihS'
Resolved. THAT we indoIse the
quest Of the Retail Clerks ASsocia ,.on'
presented through w. {. Crosier. preS'-
den, Of said association for closing INC
retail stores at +. NJ. an ,he go
around; and that we ehocaNo' i" ,to
r,ncr sentiment to bring about INC
same view among all our cohgrcE"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09

labor COrnmi4sioncr = I, L..I-
NOTIFIED Mine Inspector :. g. Hmm.
10 return from ulc coal Ininin.. ...
N"n OF Southwest Virginia 10 r.,r.,
t,o-day with roprcsouis,iv. of H..
FEDERAL Department of tho iu,.rinr
respecting tho coal condition general,
throughout 'hc State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09

N'"a has been received here Of the
Haic arrival overseas Of Rev. Frank
I'ratt formerly pastor Of the First
: nitarihn Church in this city. Or.
lra,t ~ in London IN connection with
Y. ~. g. 4. work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
po,,ce 10 Patrol Bridsc.

Following an arrangement ny wnlch
police officers Will patrol inc mayo
Eridrc the same as the streets OF the
city, the Administrative Board yesteI-
d,y dircctcd CITY Engineer Boiling to
omen at once for the public the COM
fort station on this bridge. The sta
ton has been closed since the res'gna-
lion OF the bridge Waterman last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
suit Instituted

sn't for '$2s was Instituted In ,bc
MY circuit Court Yesterday hv ,ho
a,,o'',''ohu Structural Steel Companv
Co'n,. 'he standard Concrete steel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
LABOR UNIONS OPPOSE
HIGHER STREET CAR FARE
Call for Physical Valuation of Prop
erty and Statement OF
Earnings.
COMMITTEES DEFERs ACTION
Opposing Speakers Say Burden of
Increase Will HALL ON Working
Glasses, Already Hard Pushed by
Cost of Living.

strong opposition 10 the granting of
straight scent fare 10 the Virginia
Hallway and Power Company un;u q
physica! valuation OF the traction conf
pany'S property had been made AND Il
could be determined whether the re-
IurnS were fair rate on iEc invest
ineni. developed al The SpeciA! meeting
vi the Council Committee on streets
last n.sht from organized labor III
Richmond. Representative from iAe
Central Trades ana Labor Co4nci! and
allied trade unions opposed the pro
posed increase and sought more
thorough investigation into Che mat
Ter.
Speakers declared tina; the commit
tee would be acting in the dark ii
.he increase were granted upon ;hc
also made the statement that the
company had no; COME before the Cour-
cil with clean hands" or complete
nEures showing the revenues and eN-
pensss from the transportation lines
and from the ligh; and power depart
menis as well. for while the former
might be losing money, the other
profits 10 carry the denci; and still the
company reasonable return OH the
capital invested Both operate under
franchises granted freely by the city O:
Richmond and heavily capitaiized
BURDEN OF INCREASE
on WORKING CLASSES
Upon the working classes OF Rich
mond Will fan the burden OF the in
creased fares. Representatives Of the
labor organizations declared. and this
class cannot AFFORD any additional en-
pense unless ii is absolutely neces-
sary for the operation OF the lines
Al the same time they were firmly OF
the opinion that the traction COM
pany should bear some o: the burdens
OF the war as individuals are doing
It should economics. and has 10 some
extent, It was said but the opinion
was expressed that it should 20 fur
Their and even sacrifice. If necessary.
There were also complaints against
the service being rendered BY the COM
pany. criticism ot its methods OF oper-
a'ing cars in the city. and echos OF
the Richmond and Chesapeake Eay
Railway matter One speaker suC-
gested that the company should be re-
quired TO cont!nu. the operation OF The
road between Richmond and Ashland,
for II should slow the people OF Rich
mond an dthosc living adjacent to the
Ashland line some consideration il it
expected any at the hands Of the Coun-
ell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-09
TERMINAL MOTOR CO.
SAFE ROBBED OF PAPERS
Certified Check for 5000 and Many
Notes Arc Reported
Stolen.
CoMBlNATIoN is OPENED
Loss Is Noticed When Manager Puts
Books Away for the NigIt--Rob-
berry Is Reported to First Police
Station.

The safe In the office OF the Terminal
Motor Company. Inc. 1T Ninth and Cary
Streets, was entered last night and
about 81 or So III currency and checks
and notes aggregating $4,000 were
stolen Since the safe was not dam
aged, il has been taken FOR granted
that it was entered by some person
having knowledge of the combination.
1t is thought that the robbery was
committed between $40 and I:l5 o'clock
last nigh; as Is. Il. Spencer. manager
Of the company. was out for supper
during this time. At Csc O'Clock the
checks and notes were in the safe. At
q:l5 o'clock. when AIR. Spencer put the
hooks in the safe FOR the night. the
checks and notes left in a tin box
in the safe were gone. AS Mr. Spen-
Ger. between I:15 aud 9:l5 o'clock was
working OH the books in the office it
is not thought probable that the thief
entered during this time. The rob
berry. therefore. must have been COM
mittcd between Gao and 1:l5 o'clock.
Although special report OF this
robbery was fled n the First Police
station. ri 1880 o'clock this morn
ing the matter had not been reported
At the Police Headquarters