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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
Krajanka zemfela
nasledkem chfipky

West Point, Neb., 7. fijna. = 81.
.Vlasta Jermanova, dcera .Josefa
Jermana, byval6ho mayora We
West Point a celn6ho obchodnika
tohoto m6sta, zcmfela V sobotu ra-
no nasledkem akutni chfipky a
zan6tu pile po nemoci jenom krat-
kou dobu trvajici. Slecna Jerma-
nova byla talentovanou hudebni-
ci a byla velice popularni tomto
meste. Oplakayana je oteem mat
kou, Sestrou a tfemi bratry, ktefi
Sc nachazeji We sluzbach Spoje-
nFch Stata.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
Rakusane v Albanii
ma 1teku pred Italy


Rim. I. rijna. - Italske sbory,
pronasledujici ustupuiici vojska
rakousko-uherska, pfekro6ily re-
ku Lyusnu dostihly rex Kava-
ia a Polojvin. ltalov6 pokra5uji
take ma SVEN postupu k Elhasa-
nu, tricet mil severovychodn6 cd
Beratu, die lrednfho oznameni
vydaneho valecnou 1fadoynou
Vice iiak 1000 bulharskych voja-
XII, celicich proti italskym posi-
elm ma Monastyr-KeGevo cest6, Sc
vzdalo. Mnoho kofisti ziskano by
10 italskym vojskem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
Ma $4,000 Turk1
zajato v Palestine

Lond1n, Z. fijna. Jedena.
sedmdesat tisic TurkG bylo zaja-
to armadou. generala Allenby-ho
cd zahajeni anglicke ofensivy V
Palestine Syrii, podle oznameni
valecn6 1radovny. Vedle toho s.
900 Turki1 zajato bylo arabsk{mi
sbory, spolupracujicimi armadou
spojencI. Ukoiisteno bylo $50
tureckych del. Mezi zajatymi Sc
nachazi 206 nemeckych rakou-
skych dustojnikn a 1900 RADIO.
vych yojakh y techto zemi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
N6meCkO a RakOu-
Sko zadaji pfi-
nn6fi a konferencii
Statnici obou jmenova-
nych zemi pfipravuji
novy mirovy navrh.

LondJn, 7. fijna. Slime hnn-
Il ie zfejm6 V proudu N6meeku
ro yseobeene prim6ff a mir. No
Ivy n6mecky kanclGf, knize Max
milan BadenskJ, jak Sc oznamu-
je, navrhl, anebo chysta Sc navrh-
nouti vSeobecnG zastaveni nepfa
telstyl, jlnenovam zplnomocne-
nIch zastupcu, ktefi mali Sc shro-
|mazditi nekterem neutralnim
Inist6, ably uvazovall 0 arbitraGni
lie, odzbrojeni poslani zadosti
spojencum, ably stanovili syoje
|podminky mfru.
Sd6luje Sc dale, ze nemecky
kancler projeyil svoji ochotu pfii-
mouti Gtrnact podminek presider-
tia Wilsona "a zaklad mfrov6ho je-
.dnani. Stejne RakouskoU Uher-
sko, prostrednictvim sveho Wy
stance We Stockholm, poaadalo
SYddskou vladu, die zprav 2 Ber-
Inu, ably pfedlozila presidentu Will
|sonovi nayrh ma vseobecne Prime
m Sc spojenci ma sousi i ma moIi,
.iako5 We vzduchu, a bezodklad-
me zahajeni jednani 0 mir. Toto
Yyjednavaii ma SC diti lid zat<la-
dd podminek, stanovengch presi-
dentem Wilsonem.
Nova mirova nota ma byti W.
dana baronem Burianem, rakou-
sko-uherskym zahranicnim mini,
strem, die doSlych zprav tato
ma naznaciti, ze ysech ttrnact
.podminek presidenta Wilsona by
10 pfiiato dualni monarchii.
A posl6ze 2 Bernu pfichazf ozna.
meni, re Nemecko, Rakousko-
Uhersko a Turecko soucasne mali
V ilmyslu pozadati presidenta
Wilsona, ably pozadal ostatni spo-
jence k uzavfenf prim6ff zaha-
jenf vyjednayanf zajmu mirn.
Oznamuje Sc, ze rakousky pre-
mier, baron Won Hussarek, vidal
Sc svfho iiradu. Noyym rakou-
sk}m premierem bude professor
Lamasch.
Washington, d. G., 7. ffJna. -
! Ufedne autorisoyane prohlaseni \
sobotu naznaGilo, ae americka via
da az doposud neziskala zadnehc
nov6ho miroy6ho nayrhu Rakou
ska nema zadn}ch dfednfch in
formaci ohledne noveho vyvoje '
teutonske Rampant miroyf.
Bylo ale naznaeeno, ze s nepff.
telein ncmiize byti jednano pod
minkach jakehokoliv drnhu, do
kud Rakousko a Nemeeko zauji
matt bude jedinou piG zabranehe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
Bolsevicky sovet
proti Turecku

Amsterdam, 7. fijna. - Bolse-
vickd vlada v Rusku prohlasila V
dtlsledku zabranf m6sta Baku tn.
reckym yojskem mfrovou smlou-
yu Z Bfcstu Litevskeho, kteroa
mely byti zfizeny pfatelsk6 VITA
ny mczi Ruskem a Tureckem. "a
nezavaznou neplatnou. ,Jak Sc
yyrozumiya, toto prohl5seni t}ce
Sc jenom elanki ohledne uspofa-
danl zalczitosti mezi Tureckem a
Ruskem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
Jizni St6na ne
meck6 obrany Sc
hrouti pod ddery
Americana a Francouzo-
We provedli 1spe$ny
napor u Remese.

Londln, 7. rijna. Americka
a francouzska vojska drti JIM
stenu nemeckych obran prudkI-
mi 6dery pod6l fronty cd bodu "a
padn6 cd RemeSe az k fece Maase.
Ma severn pod hrozhou anglieke.
no tlaku od Flander az k bodu
seyerne cd st. Quentinu nepfitel
zapalil Douai a jina mesta a YES
nice V teto oblasti, zrejme V pri-
prav6 k nstupu k francouzskemm
pomezi. Slime vybuchy take by.
ly slySeny.
S francouzskTmi vojsky, kryji-
clmi zapadni vIchod 2 Grandpre
pruseGe V Argonskem polesi, A.
merlcant postupu til mil mezi
Maasou a Aire rychle uzaviraii
vychodni vchod do prlsmyku.
Voiska generala Pershinga drti-
clmi iidery sobotu docilila po-
zoruhodneho postupu podel celG
fronty a dobyla dalSich vesnic
viSin na Nemcich. Nepratelsky
odpor byl houzevnaty, jezto Mem
ci stoji tn Ma Kriemhilde linii, po-
slednl Z .jeiich priprayentch o.
bran.
Americana postupuji k Sedanu
a k dnlezite komunikacni hnii, ma
ktere bezpeci pfitomn6 nemecke
fronty spo6iya. Tato d6lezita ae-
leznice ie jenom osmnact mil cd
americke fronty. Ma obou stra-
mach feky Suippi amerieka a t6z
francouzska vojska pod genera
lem Gouraudem rychle vytlacuji
Nemce yyysin, vevodfcfch kraji-
ne Champagne vJchodne cd Re
mese.
Nemci ustupuji k fece Arnes,
ale Americana dostlhli jiz tohoto
proudu V st. Etienne. Severoza-
padn4 cd RemeSe Francouzov6 V
n6kolika mlstech pfekrocili kanal
Aisne, Gimz znaGne ohrozili meme
cky tIl Champagne. Nemecky
lstup Ma znatne front6 do hloub-
kN ncjmen6 p6ti mil je pravd6po-
lobnlm V ddsledku aspechu ge-
nerall Gourauda a Bertholeta.
Od st. Quentinu ma sever k re.
ce Lys, ma fronte pred d6le5ity-
mi zakladnami Cambria, Douai
Lille, AngliGan6 vyvijeji shiny
tlak. Nemci pokouseji Sc tn udr-
zetl svoje posice do dokoncenf di-
la zkazy We SVEN tlle. Seyerne
cd st. Qnentinu Angli6an6 proni-
XII dale smerem vychodnim We
spiel vybezku V BeaurevoirI a
sobotu zmocnili Sc tn vice Jak L.
900 zajatcd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09

francouzoy6 a Americana prora.
zili 81 cestu XII pfedu V titanskem
2apast, zmocnivSe Sc cel6 rady
yesnc. Pfekrocili tn take kanal
Aisne a pronasleduji nepfitele po-
del l'ronty pfi fekdch Suippe a
Aisle, ktera byly .ia prekroteny
V n6kolika mistoch.
Ma macedonskem jeviSti yalet-
ntln yojska spojencd pfinutila Ra-
kuSany, ably ustoupili ze sektoru
pfi Elbasanu a jinych posic, kdez-
TO nedaleko Vranje, We Stfednim
Srbsku, yojska francouzska a srb-
ska zmocnila Sc posic, udrzoya-
nych rakousko-uherskym vol
skem. V posldze jmenoyane kra-
.iine nepiitel ustupuie Y nepoiad-
ku sm6rem 3eyernim.
Srbska yojsla po prudkych boz
.iich patek vstoupila dc Nranic,
padesat mil seyeroyychodne cd
Uskubu, die srbsk6ho oznameni
prag6 yydantho. N6kolik set "a
jatcu bylo ziskano Srby. Nepfitel
.le Ia nstupu sm6rem Severnim.
Amsterdam, 7. rijna. Text
noty, poslane nemeckym ffSskym
kancl6fem, knizetem Maxmilia-
mem, presidentu Wilsonovi pro
strednictyim Syycarskf vlady, ie:
N6mecka vlada zada presiden-
ia Spojenlch Stdtu, ably ujal Sc
obnovenl miru, uv6domil vsechny
valdlci Staty t6to zadosti a po.
zyal je k poslani splnomocnenych
zastupca "a uGelem zahaieni W.
iednayanf.
Pfiilma program, stanoycny
presidcntem Spojenyeh Statu i
poseIstvi ku kongresu dine s. ledna
a poslednieh projcyech, zvlast6
Y reel dine q. zdfi, jako zaklad-
nu pro miroye iednani.
Ably zabraneno bylo dalsimli
krreproleyani, nemeckd ylada "a
da okanlzit6 rHayfeni prim6fi na
sousi, ma vode a We yzduchu. .
Oznamuje Sc, ze Turecko zahaii
podobnI krok.
Berlin, Z. fijna. Cisaf ViI6m
yydal proklamaci k nemecke ar,
made a ndmoinictvu, Y kter6 pc
oznameni, zc macedonska fronta
Sc shroutila, prohlasuje, ze rozhodl
Sc souhlasu Sc svymi spojenci
op6tnt nabidnouti mir nepriteli.
Prayi, ze nenl iisto, dojde-li ku
slozeni zbrani a do t6 DOLBY pri
n6mecka vojska musi udraoyati
svoje poslce prot 1dernm nepfi
tele,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-09
SpojenCi pOkraCuji We SVEN
SiIn6m tIaku zatim co 7euto-
nj voIaji po jednani 0 mir
Nemci prinuceni ,istupu ma vSech bitevnich from.
tach-Srbove vstoupili do Vranje. -Ita-
love pripraveni 1deru.

Iondm, T. fiina. - Zatim co
N6mecko Observation-Disclosures yo-
laii po mira, armady spojencH
neustayaii We SVEN tlaku ma We
skerfch bojistich a dociluji dial.
sieh yittzstvi. Vlady spojeneu az
doposud v6novaly malou pozor-
most teutonsk5m nayrhGm.
Zddn9 1redni krok doposud ne
Dyl utin6n ohledem ma zadost
knizete Maxmiliana 2 Badenu, no.
yeho nemeckeho kanclGfe, anebo
rakousko-nherskt ylady o prime.
ii ma sousi, mofi a We vzduchu, a
zahaienl miroydho iednani jezto
president Wilson, jemuz dyojite a
sine podobn6 navrhy jsou adrc-
soyany, doposud jich 1fedni tcxty
ncobdrzel.
Ne1fednf nahledy ale naznacu-
il, ze z6dosti tyto nenajdou ohla-
su a ze zadny mir neni moznym,
dokud teutGnSti spojenci neyzda-
j Sc bezpodmineen6 a nepiijmou
plnem aneni podmlnky, jez pre-
sident Wilson oznamil.
Na biteYnieh frontach Nemci
ysude pfinucem byli k nstnpu
pred spojenci Y Belgii nepritel
pozyoma le zatlaGovdn smerem
qyehodnim a oGekdvani, ze pri.
nneen bude k 0stl!m dalsimu, Gi-
nj sc prlpravy IA tcnto krok. Cd
straluje synje della a jinak zmen-
4ujc hodnotu sy6ho obrann6ho o.
peyn6nl v 0zemi y blizkosti Sever
niho moic
Nar jih cd Arrasu k sektoru pfi
Fee'rnu Nemci isou pod ncpfetr-
Iitfm tlakem anglicl1ych, americ-
kTeh, italskych u frdncouzskFch
/. sborQ aakkoliy Nfmci y liiznrch
vfseGich doposud kladou zoufalf
1dpor, zfejm6 nelson schopni Wy
konfti vice, nez lmlrniti rychlost
pcslupu spojencn
-Douai, jizne cd Lensu, jc t6m6f
obkliden a Cambria jeSt6 vice byl
ohrozen zmocnenim Sc vesnice Au-
bcncheul-aux-Bois, pet mil k jiho-
vgchodu, kde vice .jak 1000 Mem
c6 bylo zajato PrudkG boje jsou
Y preudn olloli v{Einy Brehaia
Beaurcvoir Y mista tato Mem
q ttolhayiii slime reservy We sna-
ze zabraniti armadam polniho
marSdll,a IIaisa dalsi postup XII
pfefiznuti yysoce dflezitf st.
Quentln-LeCateret sllInce, KIN KITE
re Anglitane mali nyni jenom
&skok. Beauryoir a Mont Brehain
isou jiz moci aglickeho vojska.
.Zatim 60 N6mci byli porazeni
ma sirokYch rozlohdch od Remese
AZ k Argonsk6mu polesi francouz-
sk%mi a americk}mi sbory, ltaIo.
We Jizne cd Laonu zahajili ofensi-
va, jez zfejme ma "a syilj ell do
konGenf prace pred tim zahajenf
francouzskymi sbory za deelem
vytlaGeni Nemcil posic La Fere
Laonu. Zde podafilo Sc ltaliim
prudkgmi 1toky zmocniti Sc da-
lezit3ch a slime opevn6nych meme
ck}ch posic. -.-.-..--
Y okoli Laonu velke pozary by
~ pozoroyany a zdd Sc bYti MOI
nQm, Ne Sc N6mci pfipravuji k L.
.tllpn V dhsledku silneho tlsku.
yedenfho prot MIN cd III stran.
Y ddsledku poslednlch operaci
franconzsk6ho yojska v okoli Re
mesc toto katbedralni mdsto zda
Sc blti 1plns osvobozepo cd ne
meckGbo nebezpcM. Ysude y oko-
II tohoto mGsta Nemci byli zatla-
teni zpGt ma zna6ne zdalenosti.
Steipe take smerem yychodnfm '
Champagne a Argonskfm rpolesi
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
CANDIDATES MUST =.
HAVE PETITIONS
FILED BY MAY n
Only Three Weeks Remain in
Which to Procure Neces-
sary Signatures

Only "a days remain in which nom
mating petitions for state office may
re filed, and to date not one has been
received by the secretary OF state.
Three hundred names are required on
these petitions, and the staff at the
secretary OF states office expresses
the hope that candidates may not be
as ambitious as last year, when some
of the petitions contained four AMI
five times the number of names neces-
sary. All Of these names must be vei-
flied before the candidates name goes
on the official primary ballot, and il:
means a vast amount Of work for Che
force at the secretary of states Of
flee. Some Ct the candidates endors-
ed by the Lincoln league at its meet
ing in Minot On Wednesday probably
had not anticipated their selectio =,
and it will be necessary for them to
get their petitions into circulation
pronto, although the task OF obtain
ing 800 signatures is no great one.
May q is the final date for filing.
Under ruling made in the special
election in the First district last year,
the fact that petitions are mailed upon
that day will be considered sufficient.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02

to the grocer or to the agricultural
college at Fargo, or to Mrs. Orris w.
Roberts at the weather bureau III Bis.
marck. After these cards have been
turned in these names will be check
ed by the county administrator and
any person found with more than a
thirty days supply of either flour cr
sugar who has not reported same will
be considered guilty Of boarding aud
will be prosecuted. It is. therefore,
to the interest of every households,
to secure one Of these cards and make
a report.
There is no penalty in connection
with a person having an eXcessiv',
amount Of either flour or sugar on
hand, but failure to report the sans
is sufficient to cause that person to
be subject to arrest. The object OF
the government at this time is merely
to ascertain the volume of flour avail
aole until after harvest. If each and
every person will confine himself to
1 IL lbs. per person per week in the
use of lour, and 8 lbs. per person per
month in the use of sugar, using the
substitutes literally, there will be no
reason for the government to make a
further curtailment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
RED CROSS WORK
.... ON 18TH STREET

Twelve women living on Thirteenth
street M Get every Wednesday, to sew
for the Red Cross. They never lei
anything interfere with this after
Moons work. If callers arrive just as
ahcy are leaving their homes for the
meeting uplace, they take the caller
wan them, and hurry on to their work.
If guests are staying with Them these
guests accompany them, and when
POSSIBLE assist in the making of the
falments. Since January these wom>
en- have completed 104 bath robes,
81 bed socks and seven hospital
shirts, all Of which ar ercported to
be OF. the best possible workman
ship. Mrs. O.. r. Smith has charge
Of the work
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
AT AGE OF AZ,
ST. PAUL MAN
IN NEW SPORT

st. Paul, Mimi, May George
Sudheimer, local attorney, has been
star athlete since he was thirteen
years of age, but still he isn't salts
fled. At the age of AZ he is prepar.
ing to win new laurels in the handball
field.
sudheimer has achieved fame as a
skater, sprinter, gymnast, bicycle rid
er.iand swimmer Like other cham
pions. his first effort was failure
and it was his determination to re-
deem himself that brought him sue
cess.
In 1889 .Sudheimer entered cham
pionship skating race. He had short
skates and his veteran opponents
wore long ones. Sudheimer lost, but
as soon as he was able he got a pair
of real skates and his prowess was
notable, In 1900 he won the national
indoor title at Montreal.
Twenty years ago, Sudheimer won
bicycle races with consistent regular
ity. Now and then he broke the mon
otony by participating in running
races and he clipped the century IN
10 IA seconds. Now he intends to
start all over again.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
MEMENTO OF OLD
DAYS SHOWS THEY
USED BULL" THEN
Bag Which Mark Kellogg, Jour-
nalist, Carried on Last As
*t signment, in Museum

Mrs. J. P. Dunn, one of the first
white women to locate in Bismarck,
has presented to the state historical
museum an interesting relic of the
Custer massacre which has been in
her possession since 1876. This is
a little black bag in which Mark Kel.
l0gg, correspondent for the New York
Herald, Chicago Inter-Ocean, St. Louis
GlObe-Democrat and Bismarck Tribune
carried the few personal effects which
he carried with him on the Inflated
campaign in which this well known
frontier newspaper man died with Gen,
eral Custer and the latter's entire com.
mand at Little Big Horn. .... q
Mark kellogg, who came here from
Webster, Ia, obtained from General
Terry permission to accompany the
expedition of 1875 as a newspaper cor
respondent. His body was among the
few of-all the white men slain at Lit.
tie Big Horn in that terrible massacre
which was not mutilated by Sitting
Bulls followers On Kellogg's person
was found his daily journal. which was
brought back to Bismarck. The trans
cription, typed from the original notes
by Mrs. Fannie Dunn Quain, is still
in Mrs. Dunn's possession. 1t affords
an interesting day-to.day history OF
the expedition down to the last tragic
moment 49,. | ...,.,.,
Ke!logg's bag, low on exhibition at
the state historical museum, contains
a rough, blue flannel shirt, such as the
troopers of that day wore; a few other
articles of clothing and toilet neces-
sites, and package of tobacco. The
last named is the same old Bull Dur.
ham for which our boys in France are
clamoring today, and which played a
prominent mart in the Spanish-Amer-
ican war. The. 1872 package, however.
was about four times the size OF that
of today. .as =, -. -. g..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
GILMORE SPEAKS
AT CONVOCATION
OF DIR. T. F. KANE

Dr. N. r. Gilmore, curator Of the
state historical museum, will go to
Grand Forks. on Friday, to speak at
the convocation for DR.. Thomas +.
Kane, formerly head of the University
of North Dakota. DR.. Gilmore's sub
iect will be the "History, Origin and
Development Of Indian Corn During
the ensuing week Dr. Gilmore will lee.
ture before Dr. Libbys class on his.
tory, DR.. Gilltttes class on sociology
and DR.. Simpsons class on ,physiogra.
ply. May II, DR.. Gilmore will go to
St. Paul to attend the eleventh an
nual meeting of the Mississippi Valley
Historical association, and the dedica.
ton of Minnesota's new historical
building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
BOX MADE PROUD
OF STATE RECORD
Secretary Wires That East Is
Complimentirg North Dakota

Secretary Thomas Allan Box of the
North Dakota Council of Defense, now
in New YORK. on patriotic work, and
whose attention has been called to
the success of the recent state news
paper conference in Fargo through
telegram Of congratulation from
George Creel, chairman of the con-
mittee On public information at Wash
ington, today wired Director of Pub.
licity Halliday as follows:
Wonderful Liberty loan parade on
Pennsylvania avenue this morning. l
am receiving many compliments on
the showing made by our state on this
and other Liberty loan drives.
p Am taking up with the war DEPART
ment today the matter of opening Fort
Lincoln for military use.
"THCMAS ALLAN BON"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-02
GERMANS HAVE
PLACED SELVES
" IN A JACKPOT
Continued From Page One

(COntlnued From Page One.)
portant miles of the front southwest
OF Ypres. Signs are not wanting that
General Won Arnim is bringing up re-
Inducements and supplies, but the
Anglo:French troops, stirred by the
brilliant repulse of the enemy, which
caused him to cease his attacks for
the second time, wait confidently. i
Germans Must Fight .-. ~
AS the break in the hard fighting
was followed by stronger attacks, it is
probable that only the difficulty of
transport and supply compel the en-
envy to withhold further assaults on
the British from Mont KENNEL west
ward. Except for Mont KENNEL and
a small strip to the east, including
Messines ridge, the Germans are on
much lower. ground than the French
and British and must either fight or
be compelled eventually to withdraw
before the smothering fire Of the al
lied artillery.
Heavy artillery fighting and the
usual outpost actions continue: along
the front. Around the important sec
tor Of Locre the French have been
shelled very heavily by the enemy.
American troops in Picardy, east OF
Amiens. have engaged the German in
fantry for the first time on the great
battlefield and have emerged victo.
riously Sharp fighting took place all
along the line, and the Germans were
repulsed, having sustained severe
losses and leaving dead and wounded
on the fields. The American losses
were reported as rather severe =
Bohemia Fights Austria ~
Fighting for democracy and for
freedom of their homeland, Bohemian
and Slav detachments are now facing
Austro.H Hungarian troops along the sec
tors in northern Italy. Apparently
these units have been recruited from
former residents Of the dual monar-
chy, and from deserters from the en-
envy ranks. Austro-Hungarian COM
mnaders who have many thousands OF
Czechs and Slavs in their units, are
said to be fearful of the effect this
move may have on their own troops.
This and the fact that the Czechs at
Prague and elsewhere and the Slavs
in Carniola and southwark have be-
come openly hostile to the Austrian
government may explain why the en-
envy offensive against italy has been
delayed. Berlin has heralded and
urged an offensive, but Austro- Hun
garian attacks have not yet developed.
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the corn.pain vanishes. Shortly you
can peel the corn right off with your
finger and there you are-pain-frec
and happy, with the toe as smooth
and cornfree as your palm. "Gets-lt'
is the only safe way in the world to
treat corn or callus. It's the sure
way-the way that never fails. 1t is
tried and true-used by millions every
wear. It always works. "Gets-It'
makes cutting digging at corn and
fussing with bandages, salves or any
thing else entirely unnecessary.
"Gets-It,' the guaranteed money
back corn-remover, the only sure way,
costs but ,trifle at any drug store
MID by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago,
illinois.
Sold in bismarck and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Finney's Drug Store. a,
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Notice Automobiles

Notice is hereby given automobile
drivers that speeding or driving on
the streets of Bismarck is in viola
ton Of the city ordinances and punish
able by a heavy fine, Jail sentence or
both.
Ordinances regulating the driving of
automobiles and other vehicles will
be strictly enforced and drivers and
owners of cars, trucks, ETC., are warn
ed to guide themselves accordingly.
Chris MartinesOn,
( Chief of Police,
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RED CROSS DINNER
TOATTRACTCRO

The Red Cross dinner announced for
Sunday afternoon at the Van Horn
cafe promises to be a popular event
in Bismarck circles. Dime. will be
served from | until p. ~, and the
entire proceeds of the afternoon will
be donated to the Red Cross. Ladies
CT the Burleigh county cnapter will
be in charge, and they have extended
an invitation to everyone in Bismarck
to dine with Bougas brothers On this
daV
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northern Flanders in the view of Lon.
don newspapers is the imminent of,
the renewal of the peace offensive. The
German newspapers emphasize there.
port that the pope is about to issue
new peace note, while German peace
agents are busy in neutral countries.
Articles in the Scandinavian press
suggests that Italy may be the main
objective Of the enemy attempts to
divide the allies
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To War-Nick Peters, for the last
10 weeks employed at The Mckenzie,
today received notice to report for the
next draft. He will leave in about 10
days for Chicago, whence he will pro-
coed to Camp Grant, at Rockford, Jll.,
to enter the aviation section. Mr..
Peters has made many friecds during
his residence in Bismarck VINO Will
watch with interest his progress from
cadet to American ac5 ...
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BLOW TO THE SAINTS
Dick Niehaus, Drafted, kelley's
Only Southpaw

St. Paul, Mimi, May 2.-Loss OF
Dick Niehaus, the only southpaw on
the twirling staff of the st. Paul
American association baseball CLUB
has been a sharp blow to Manager