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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-23
BURNSTAD WOMAN
KILLED BY CHILD

Napoleon, n. D., Oct. %. Saturday
afternoon a call was made fer Sheriff
Laney to come to Burnstad at once as
Mrs. Lloyd Sfith had been fcand dead.
She was alone at her. home while her
husband was at work aboat two miles
distant, and it is supposed that one Of
the two young children VINO were with
her had been playing win shotgun
and accidently shot their mother.
The unfortunate woman is a sister
of Mrs. Ed Button Of Napoleon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-23
GERMAN STATE OF AUSTRIA.

90 e VI AUS THIA.
Basel, Oct. 23.--The German-Aus-
trlan delegates in the reichstrath
nave formed an assembly for the pur-
pose OF conducting, the affairs of the
ermanlc people in Austria and have
issued a proclamation announcing the
creation of the German state of Aus
tria. Karl Seitz. leader of the Ger
man socialists in Austria, has been
elected president of the new assem-
'y. The deputies have announced
their desire to bring about the auton-
omy of the German people in Austria.
The German state of Austria" will
seek access to the Adriatic sea in
agreement with other nations. Pend
ing the establishment of a constitu-
ton. the people will be represented
by the reichrath deputies, constituted
as provisional national assembly.
This body will represent the Austrian
Germans in peace negotiations and
will have legislative powers. The leg
islative branch will consist of 20
members.
There has been evidence f0r some
time that the Germans in Austria fear
ing dissolution of the Austro-Hungar-
ian dynasty or that it might draw
away from Germany have desired to
assure their status. The Germans In
Austria form the center of Austrian
society. The census of 1910 gave the
German people population as 9,95O,0O0
out Of total of 1886 900.
sRUlELLs GIVEN UP.
With the American Army Northwest
Of Verdun, Oct. 2S.-The town of
Bruiells on the western bank Of the
Meuse which has been stubbOrnly de-
Tended by the Germans has been Civ
en- up by the enemy
This is the latest point at which the
Americans have driven a dent into
the German defenses despite the fact
that enemy resistance is as strong as
formerly.
The Germans set fire to Bruielis
late Tuesday and American patrols
late today reported the Germans had
withdrawn from that town.
Heavy fighting is taking PLACE II
the region of Grandpre on the west
ern end of the American sector A
bitter struggle also is taking place
in the center of the line The Ger
mans are holding Bantheville in
strength and along the Bantheville-
CONTINUED On Paee Two.l
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Jacobsen to War.

=, .s Jacobsen to War.
Mott, N. D., Oct. Ex-senator Hans
P. Jacobsen, prominent Mott lawyer
and veteran member of the North
Dakota legislature, has been examin-
ed for admission to an officers. train
ing camp. -
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,CLEAN UP BoIs DE FOREST.

With the American Expeditionary
rorces Northwest of Verdun, Tuesday
OCTOBER 23.--ln the face of stubborn
resistance American forces TODAY
cleaned up Bois de Forest, Just west
OF brleulles. capturing Is prisoners,
many OF them machine gunners who
Fought to the last. The fight for Bois
e Forest began week ago, and has
been one of the most stubborn since
tne beginning Of the Meuse Argonne
offensive. On Monday the Americans
reached line on the northern half
of the wood -.t.07. =
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TURN OVER AUTHORITY

Amsterdam. Oct. 23.-The Austrian
authorities in the northern part of
Poland, occupied by the Austrians,
nave formally turned over the author
lty 10 Polish representatives.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
Elmer Canterbury
Breaks Collar Bone

Elmer Canterbury of Garden Park
sustained a broken collar bone last
Saturday while on fishing trip with
his two some on upper Beaver creek.
Mr.. Canterbury WAS on horseback at
the time and the accident was due to
the turning of his saddle aud throw
ing him against the roots of . pine
tree The girth os the saddle had not
been properly cinched and II turned
when the horse stepped down o slight
'declivity on the mountain side and
Mr. Canterbury was thrown on with
great force. He was brot TO toe hos
pitah here. to have his injuries dressed.
Mr.. Canterbury, is the inspector OF
ths. Arkansas Valley Railway. Light &
Power company's lines between Can
on City and the Cripple Creek dis
trict and is one of the best horse
men In the county.
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Girls at Nelson's
Now in Uniform

Last week the enterprising Nelson
Brothers inaugurated a new plan by
requiring that all their girl employees
be dressed In uniform. The costume
is similar TO the one that Fred Harvey
made famous. consisting of black
dress with becoming and pretty white
collar. with white apron and dainty
white cap.
Tie young ladies make a most fav-
orabie impression and add n touch of
elegance to the store. Nelson's has
always been noted for its cleanliness
and upto dateness and the recent
step will but add TO their reputation
in ibis regard.
Thirteen people are employed at
Nelson's in addition to the proprietors.
Mr.. A. p. Nelson and Mr.. Clyde c.
Nelson This despite the fact that
not long ago this firm closed down
their baking department IN the inter
est Of wartime necessity and economy.
The girls are busy thruout the day
but there are enough of them always
on duty to walt ON customers prompt
~ and without tircsoms waits.
Neison's has gained an enviable
reputation for high quality ice cream.
candies and fountain beverages and
stands on = par with Bauer in Den
yer and Elinston. IN Pueblo. for high
ciass service and expert catering. con
siderins Of course. the difference tn
size of the community.
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CORPORAL ARTHUR 1. MORGAN
AT FORT MEYERS.

1t is expected that Corporal Arthur
l.. Morgan. son Of Mr.. and Mre- Jas,
/. Morgan Of 4e3 Rndd avenue, Who
has for some time past been stationed
at Fort Meyers. Va, win leave short
Iy with his command FOR military duty
in Europe. Corporal Morgan volun.
teered as an electrician in the engt
neerfng corps Of the army last March
willie in Idaho, and was sent to an
eastern training camp for preparation
for overscas service. After his grad
uatlan from Leland Stanford Jr, un.
ivefsity In June 1917. Mr.. Morgan &C
ceptsd . poattion - N electrical en-.
gineer in California. but rcstgned Il
= few months later 70 taxa enpioy-
meat with the electric power company
at Boise, Idaho. Of which WV. Wal'
lace. Formerly Of his city. b general
mNnager.
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Drafted Men Have a
Chance to Volunteer

Any white draft registran;. physical
ly qualified for military service, who
has had at least grammar school
education and has had experience. or
shows an aptitude for mechanics. may
volunteer with the local exemption
board before June II for special
course of instruction to be given at
the University OF Colorado at Bould-
er for gas engine men and telegraph
ers. according to information received
from Provost Marshal John Evans. u
day or two ago. Men selected for this
service will go to Boulder about July
Is, and the local board has been ad-
vised that the provost rnarshars Off
ice must know BY June AZ. the total
number Of applicants for this instruc-
ton from this county. -
In the past there has been some
Difficulty sn accepting drafted men for
military service because OF the con-
dition of their teeth. This has been
remedied now. however, and thru an
arrangement with the dental frAtern-
fty. such men viii be exaxmined and
given certain treatments necessary TO
making them tit Tor the army.
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SERIES or pEMoNsrHAr,oNs-

Mrs. R. X. Coffin Of Fort Collins. rep.
rescnting the. Bureau OF Animal In
dustry Of tho Department Of Asricui'
turc. has been giving q series Of In
terestins demonstrations In this coun
~ during the past wcek on the max.
ins and uses Of cottage cheese, She
gave q demonstration At Howard last
Thursday afternoon and one In Canon
CITY Saturday afternoon. Monday AZ
tsrnoon she gave demonstration In
the Four Mne district and Tuesday NJ
tsrnoon In the Hardscrabble ueighbor'
hood. A fuRs thsy we're well at.
tended.
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Lieut.. WyIi0t Irish
Grad duat les; Home
for a Short Visit


Lieut.. wynot Ifish. who graduated
from the United States military acad-
emy at West Point, n. T.. last week,
arrived here Saturday afternoon for
a two week visit With his parenfs.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Irish. 7ls Green
wood avenue. before taking Up his
work in the army. He has been or.
dered blythe War department 10 re-
port at Fort sin. s5kia-. the first OF
July. for assignnent to duty. In com
mon with his ASSOCIATES OF the class.
as provided by law, he was graduated
from west Point with the rank OF sec
ond lieutenant In the regular army.
There we're l33 members in the class.
all of whom win enter the military
service OF the government
Owing TO the urgency OF the demand
created by the var for technically
trained ontcers for the army. the 1918
class at West Point was graduated in
three years. Instead OF four. as Is
customary At that insutution. but the
instruction was Of the most intensive
Kind and Il Is safe to say that never
have students AT the military acad-
emy had AS strsnnous study. or been
compelled TO do as hard work. as
they have since 1915
Lieut.. Irish made q splendid record
as student and graduated well up
towards the head Of his class. Lieut.
Irish is an aiumnns of the local. high
school and Is in AN respects Canon
City boy. People here are proud Of
him and will follow his military ca
reer with great interest; assured that
his advancement in the army will
meet the utmost expectations of his
friends.
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Mr.. AND MRS. RALPH
suNpv ~ TOWN.

Mr.. and Mira Ralph c. Bundy of
Florence arc visitors in Canon City
this afternoon Mr.. Brndy will leave
Thursday for vanrouver barracks.
Washington. tor enIisyment In the
aeronautical corpe Of the army and
sssisnment 70 special Dervice IN con.
nection with the work Of getting out
sprucs lumber to b used by the eov-
ernment in the manufacture Of mili.
tary astpplAnes. Afs. 'Hundy viii
make her home n F16rencs anriu&
her hushand's absence In TIE army.
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June Draft Will
Entrain the 18th

The local board OF military exemp-
tious has received orders from the
provosts uasrshAi Of Colorado 10 have
the men drawn from Fremont county
in the regular June contingent for
the National army to entrain for
Camp Cody st Demine, n. NJ. Tuesday
The esth inst fhs total number of
men required from Colorado is 1900
OF which Fremont county's quota Is
%. Thirty-one men have been select
ed 10 respond TO the call to the col
ors. Of which three are substitutes
and will no, 20 II the full quota is OBJ
tanned without them. A tentative list
of the men called in this contingent
was published some time ago. but as
a few minor changes have since been
made in fits personnel. the newspa-
pers have been asked to print the cor.
reeted roster. II follows:
Albert Carlson. Brewster.
Joseph Zavislan- Rockvale.
Michael G. Mudrack. Canon City.
Josef Koscak. Canon City.
Forest Clyde Patterson. Canon City.
Erwin George Kissinger. Florence.
Mitchell Jenovick. Rockvale.
Peter Savans. Rockville.
Walter Harden. Canon City.
William Smart Munroe. Canon City.
John William Mains. Canon City.
Joe Riva, Rockvaie.
Walter Hunden. Brooksidc.
Allen C Ellison. Canon City.
Angelo Garino. Rockville
Herbert A. Breaky. Florence
Anthony pemicelii. Canon City.
Ernesto srmantus. Rockvale.
Mike Zayiiia. Rockvaie.
Alvarez Guiilermo. Florence.
Isonia Del Duca. Canon City.
Walter e. Wells. Portland.
John Eric Freek. Canon City.
Anhony Salardino. Williamsburg.
Hurry Smith. Rockvale.
Crios Estradd. Howerd.
Smith Denham Duckett. Florence.
Salvatore Ferraro. F7orencs.
Ubaldi Nar1nella. Coal Creek
Otis Chase Richardson. Canon City.
cuiseppi Moschctti. Chandler. =
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Limited Service Men
to Leave Thursday

Fremont coun;y's first quota OF
limited men for the army have been
ordered to report at the sheriff's Of
flee here at O'Clock this afternoon
and receive final instructions prelim-
mary TO entering the employ of Uncle
Sam. The call under which these
enlistments will be made was issued
by the provost marshal a week ago
today and asked for ten men of draft
age who were not subject under the
law 10 ordinary military duty. Three
of the contingent. Messrs. Ralph C.
Bundy and Thomas Russell Coleman
of Canon City and Frank Rocchio of
Rockvale. volunteered for enrolment.
The others were chosen by the local
exemption board in accordance with
the requirements of the War depart
ment.
The members. Of the contingent
have been ordered TO report TO the
commanding OFFICER OF the military
aeronautic corps at Vancouver bar
racks. Washington. and they viii en-
train for that destination, tomorrow
/ Thursday afternoon. On arrival
there they will be assigned to duty
connected with getting out aeropiane
material for the government. to be
used for military purposes The young
men composing this contingent are:
/ Ralph c. Bundy OF Canon City. s,;'s
Siste Hanna. Chandler
George Hosa, Canon City.
Frank Rocchio. Rockvaie.
Albert II Downs. Florcnce-
rhornaus Russell Coleman. Canon
City.
Matt Bakech.. Rock Springs. wyo.
Marco Brunctto. Canon City.
Joseph +. Santarella, Florence. !
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On a Slow Train Thru Arkansas

We are on a slow train going thru
Arkansas. Il isn't such slow train,
after all. tho we are In no hurry. 1t con
sfsss OF four Pullmans and q baggage
car. A hundred and ten delegates to
the National EDITORIAL Association are
being shown the state. Many dele
gates have gone home. couldn't spare
ths time Tor the trip But some OF US
are staying ON to see all they have 70
show.
our train left Hot Springs Sunday
night It viii be cot . ~eek and viii
land rs In Hot Springs or Little Rock
next Saturday night We are going to
ftse four corners OF the state and back
and forth across the state q couple OF
times. Stops win be made at all i'm
portant places and &C some that are
not so very important Every meal is
a banquet and Arkansas hospitality
hovs generously In the shape OF Bovo
and Coco Cola There are seventy
i've counties fp the state and we viii
visit fifty OF theu- Arkansas has sew
enfy-five counties and eighty-eight
county seat towns. Can You beat
thats Thirteen counties have two
county seats-
A number Of prominent Arkansas
RCORtG aEG Oo NnC AIalxl 01a CNCty RQo-
sible courtesy Is being shown Our
important stop connection is made for
local and long distance service. Every
person aboard has frank good In the
state and may cali up anybody in
Arkansas without expense. IL is a
fine courtesy. but most of US haven't
any friends In the state to call up.
Our trip will cover about 1900 miles
OF railroad travel A rate of one cent
a mile was made-probabIy the last
special train rate and arrangement
that will be made in this country for
some time Secretary McAdoo made
special order In this case as com
plimenf to the n. E. A. We are paying
for our fare and Pullman. but the Ar
kansas folks furnish the meals and
the automobiles.
Our fret stop was at Texarkana.
where we had a good breakfast and
nice auto ride. Texarkana is a fine
the state line The Main street of the
town is the state line. Half the town
Is In Arkansas and half In Texas.
There are two towns. In fact Each
has a court house. a city hall and a
tuli CITY government EaCD S1oe runs
its town In its own way and police
man sever crosses Main street in the
performance OF his duties
Texarkana Is In the hiiiy section,
with much shade Il is In or near the
lumber sections and has several ium-
Der millionaires living there. These
have built great paiatiai homes and
have done much for the town heard
OF one who gave 100000 the other day
to 900 for Methodist
foreign missions and 100000 for
Methodist home missions. This same
man wouldn't buy any bonds or give
to the Red Cross. SO we see
II takes all kinds OF people to make mp
z world.
All day Monday we were in the
wooded country and saw many big
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PLANS ARE ALL COMPLETED FOR
GREAT SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE

dorsement and support. The four-min-
ute men will make The War Savings
campaign the subject Of their talks
in every theatre and moving picture
show in the land next week. 1t will
be presented in the lodge room of ev-
cry fraternaI order and at the gather
ings of the members of every benevo-
lent and social organization in Amer
lea so that the people may know and
may be ready TO do their full duty
in the purchase Of these War Saw
ings stamps on June 2sth.
A large amount of campaign mater
ial has been received here and post
ers issued by the government have
been hung in the windows of nearly
every business house in the city, A
post card will soon be sent out by
the campaign management to every
person in Fremont county, Is years
of age and over directing their at
tention TO the War Savings stamp
drive on June 2sth. and urging their
attendance at the public meetings to
be held in their school district on that
day to sell these securities and to OBJ
tain pledges to buy them regularly
during the next six months In all
nearly 10000 pieces of mail matter
will be sent out by the campaign man
agement in this county; an amount
unequalied in connection with any
.,f 20, ~,
vate, in many years The recipient
of one of these post cards is expect
ed to regard il as imposing a solemn
obligation TO respond to the appeal it
contains. The publicity the campaign
is to receive thru newspaper adver-
tising. the Individual mail matter
that is sent out and the posters that
are being distributed by the govern
ment is expected 10 reach everybody.
leaving no excuse for the plea of ig-
norance OF the drive Patriotic people
everywhere are requested to keep
their neighbors Informed OF the cam
paign and its purposes. On Friday.
June IS. bells in Canon City will be
rung and Whistles. blown to remind
the people Of the community of the
duty and obligation OF the day and to
eliminate all possibility of the excuse
that the enterprise OF the occasion
had not been given sufficient public
ity. Everybody must know about it:
be prepared to respond to the de-
mands of the occasion II cannot be
too emphaticaily expressed that the
paramount business of the American
people on June 2sth is to buy War
Savings stamps. and. by so doing.
help overthrow the 'unspeakabie
Hun and restore to the world a just
and honorable peace based upon free
dom. fraternity and equality.
The plan of the campaign is TO Sc
cure purchases and pledges of the So
War Savings certificates of the gov
ernment, wherever possible. and not
the Thrift stamps Refusals to buy
will be designated by yellow cards
and will be kept on file for future
reference. All business and pleasure
on June 2sth must be made secondary
to the observance of the provisions
of War Savings Stamp day
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SECRETARY MeAnoo PASSED
THRU HERE TUESDAY.

Secretary McAdoo Of the Treasury
department and national transporta-
tiou director passed thru Canon City
en- route to the Pacific coast. In . pri-
vate car attached to Rio Crande train
No. !. Tuesday afternoon He was
taken quite sick On the train between
Pueblo and this city and some alarm
was felt by the nsmbefs Of his party
- 70 his eonditicn AphysiciAn's pre-
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IlanS Tor putIlIS across on TiudS ,
June 2Sth, the great War Savings
stamp campaign In Fremont county.
in the same successful manner that
has characterized every war drive
made here have been completed by
Director Geo. r. Rockafeliow and his
ifeutenants- and will shortly be put
into operation. II is intended by
means OF advertising scheme that
has been launched for the purpose to
reach every man, woman and child
in the county for the purpose of Sc
curifig purchases and pledges for 1915
900 worth of the War Savings Stamps
of the government in order that the
allotment may be reached. The buy
fng of these securities is a patriotic
duty and must not be neglected if our
people are to measure up 10 their re-
sponsibilities in the matter. The pub
lie is not asked to give something for
which they will receive no financial
return 1t is simply requested to live
economically and loan the government
its savings for national uses. All
money loaned will be paid back OF
the maturity of the securities with 4
per cent interest, compounded annual
'ly. No better investment can be made
when considered from a financial
standpoint. to say nothing of the help
it will be to the government and to
the incentive and encoura cement ii
will be to individual thrift and indie
peBdence-
The buying of War Savings Stamps
on June 2sth must be considered as
necessary investment by everybody
who can possibly AFFORD it. Their pur-
chase is expected by every citizen
of the United States in such amounts
as they can pay for. Pledges to buy
them will be accepted for each month
during the remainder of the year ac-
cording TO the income, or the earning
ability of the subscriber There are
none who cannot buy under the very
generous terms offered by the gov
errment-
Friday June esth, is to be made
all over the country one OF the great
est days in American history. There
win, probably be but little oratory. or
the blare of trumpets. but the occa-
sion will be made notable by the dis
charge of a patriotic obligation by
millious OF men and women. People
in all parts of the land will assemble
at school houses. public halls and
other gatherings and exchange their
money for War Savings Stamps of the
government that liberty may survive
the ordeal TO which il is being sub
jected by German desrotism- The
day will be one long to be remem-
bered and the service ii will inspire
to the government and to mankind at
large should assure the participation
Of every man. woman and child who
loves the nag and the freedom il
represents
Next Sunday ministers OF the gos-
pei will present the cause of War Saw
ings Stamps from every pulpit in Can.
ON City and Fremont county at the
instance of the publicity committee
and will fully explain the urgency OF
giving the movement unqualified en-