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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22

Com Ri / ii6ite uge fortelig meo=
6elte, bar Dor 2nn0sma110 Ger
geant G1cooor 8eterlen ofgaaet
beo Dp0e11 i Tral1frig al lpGre
Soar. Ser er I'LL in6lpbct ner=
mere Me0ocleller , iom oplpler, at
'Gergeo11t &eterlcn blcp iooret oc11
6. Morts. ISL. Sicl0 Mrtillert
bap6e bonbor0erct Sc tDife 2lnier
nreget 1tnrft;. % 6ietloen lmao plen=
ipnlig Dabe opoaget oct a%meritonlfe
M%rtilleris 5tilliug og belfu6t 1on1=
me, ga ser, for1>6en ON Sergeont
@cterl TENS og en- Menig 2olurence
@er1ells 500 CT fommcn Meooe=
leI1e oln is unbre loorebe.
2igeleocs me66eles set fra
Tronfrig, at Sergeant 81. Setter
fen og Menig &olpre11cc 8eneu er
be6ret -ne6 oct fronlfe &rigstors
for n6pi1t Mo6 og Sopperbe6 /
&onpen. 9isie &ors bill blipe lenot
til Sc Sal6nes Samilier.
@ergeont Feterlen por, ltoe1
MtbIetic &ll,bs @pgni11g / Mirnea.
bolts bleb fer6ig, &ll1bbens @aoe=
meter in6til 1t61te Somnrer, ga
IDan melote fig Tom Sribtllig. S
fin 5tilli1g pe6 &lrbben Tom ban
i @ererina mc6 Gulin0er al tjenote
Minneopolisborgere, og ale noto>
Ter 6e be6lte 2obor6 ont ST. Fe=
'terien. @on bar life 4erlig fjenot
.iin6enfor Sen pmlfe, &o1oni; men
Sc, iom fjen6te bom, bar g1oo peo
Ibans @efien6tifab, og Sc ienoer
6eres bormeite Spmpatbi til Sr.
8eteriens Gor9l0re / beres Sorg.
SONS So6er, 81. S. @eterien, Obj
|fo1b, @is., ct 8ro6er til Ha1tor S.
,,B. Moarup.
Ebeo6or Heterier CT 6en ferIte
Don1fer fra Minneapolis, % piItz
NOT ogIoo fra Minneiota Stat, ser
''er faloen paa Sranfrigs @r1tn6 /
&en for Sribe6ens 8eburelie
for acknowledgement. Son bar poo
'en erefulb Manbe bi1t fin Eapper>
!be6, bbilfet 9eforeriugen me6 oct
|fronIfe @rigsfors berer tilltrpffe=
|1igt @i6nesbpr6 ON, og Sc Danife
'bgr 1ommen nue6 oct amerifanife
Soft be6re bons Min6e og bans
,Doab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
9anebob III for @ielb.

@aitor ST. &nuoien ifrioer i ii6=
1te Nummer al u9onn.":
~Ganebob @gjlfoleiomfl1nos Stpe
relic gnifer at bringe gfolens 8e,,=
'ner en- biertelig Sof for Sen &ielp,
,6e bor Doet til Danebo6s @jenrejs=
ming.
Den IS. Sebr., Mars6agel1 for
Sen ganle @foles 8ronb, iamleoes
Sc @tprelier og @omiteer, iom bar
|bobt at gjere mes Sn6iamlingen og
me0 0pfbrelien al 8pgningen, og
hi opgior6e bort &egnifab. Set bi=
Iite fig 90, at 6en M Sfole mes Sn-
benton bab6e fdtet ca. $33 1000;
men set bite Jig ogiao, at Scr bar
.tegnet og til6els in6betalt nof til
al bele 8elpbet, ioo Go
len en- igien %gi9l6fri.
Neiagtigt gfegnlfob fan fife az
legges en6nu, for Sc Mrbei6er, Ser
maotte benlegges til Soraoret, lom
Geme11tguln, Moling at &Dilte %
@aple, uGalcimining" al &prelier=
ne og o116et CT bleben gjort. Mcn
til 6isle Soretagen6er ct ser tegl1et
rige1igt.
9n Ri be6 port Marsmp6e Sa1te=
1abns Marr6og bar flar ODER, at III
fun mangle6e mellen1 to og tire T11=
ltn6e 9ollars, begpn6te hi cit np
Snoiam1ing fer / &re6ien. Do hi
bar 1un ner Maalet, bil6e hi raa
set. Sil Dor Oberraifelle TOM ioo
ct &ar Sage efter Mp6et ct itort
8i6rag, tnt tcor $1,000, fra @ei=
ner fra onore &re6ie, in6lamlet be6
81. @robeir1 og 8. 6. Ne6erien,
@ifob, og u. 8objerg, og lo1n logt,
oa hi me6tcs Sen IS. fyebr., bar
alt, ser %bebdbeoes, % list til tcg~
net"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22

ipell, @bef for uniperiih Of @bi=
.cago 5ettIement, iom ct l16brag, al
ct Soreorag bolbt for Current
gbeuts Glais af .Tirit Gongrega.
tion" Strife, gbnnston, om dur
0bligation to tbe 5oreign 8orn"
Sen giengipes Der / DperIpttelle
fra .gbicogo Gribune":
.8or @ope6betrRbelie ber fgrlt
% fre1nmei gaa no paa at fao
8grn al uoenlanoife SorRlore til
at fntte @ris paa &1ltrren / oeres
5%or9l6res SR6uelan6, og oernGlt
at lere Sc 8otsne Mmerifas Soccer
og Gfffe beb at %unberpiie Sem
6erom / 6eres eget 5prog," rotalte
bun. "@n for burtig MmerifaniIe=
ring at 8prn til ielpfloge, men Il
set 6anneoe u1oge Mr1ne1fer inoe=
Dol0er Gil tprre Oare emo ProDlez
met a1tgoaa11e Be iffc>Gngelif to-
Ien6e Sorelore. Set ct life 5pro=
get, hi 1Grcr Dem, Iom er al 8e=
tpbning, men bpao Sprogd mo
giber.
Set CT tuobeliat at 1igc, at III
bolber @migrat,terne ne0e pe0 al
opretbo16e 6cres 2anbs Ero6ttio=
ner og bol6e bet frenrme6e Sprog
2ibe. Mo,1 fon fun in0gipe Dem
11De $6eer nc6 at tale til 6em / ct
@prog, font SC forltaar. geaar DC
for1taar omerifanife Soccer, er oe1
fun noturligt at Sc bill el1lfe al
lore bort Gprog."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Senatorbalget / @iseoniin.

p. a.f- 49,.
Conn @la6et gaar / @re5ien TO-
religger en6nu life @einltatet at
Brimgrbalget / @isconiin / &irs-
bags for @epl1blifanernes 8e6fom-
me1be. 2enroot og Sbompion IL.
neg at itaa omtrent 1ige tprfe, BOG
me6 6en f6rite .li6t fman. Mer1 /
ct iaabant Silfel6e er oct nm1,liqt
at %fornoiige &einltatet be6 6er en-
beige neiagtige 0pteaing. 81.
mofraterne bar me6 ob~erbeI6enoe
Tlertal faard Dabies franfor
WscGnrfbp, % SociaIHterne bor al
pet Berger en- Menabe @temmer.
fgrlig | Milmmlfee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
An1frtkantamtr.

gCcOel1llQQtllU lNIeIeelulue Nll'A
feI fonotes fprnDlig / MinncopoliS
rSSn1,rral" og. gjcngipcs fer /
0periettelie fra uMpls. Ei6enoe",
lom fnDtter 1eIgenoe 8cm9rfnin=
ger til Mrtifelen:
Set bnn6er life loo ijel6en, at
SEN e~ngelif=amerifanife @resie /
9rgftellen at Mn1crifanismen bilcr
ct ino1frel1fet SDn pau Sagen og
Ell Eilbpieligbe6 til at lie mes paa
oeres ~fremmeofe0te Meoborgerc.
Mecn / Sen ber giengipne Motifc1
Ell ser intet, iom life enbuer tro og
'erlig %fremmeofpot Mmcrifaner fan
un6erifribe. Ser er lite 5por al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Sen. Sen BIZ
ier fulo Gor1taoe1le of Set 6aftltm,
at bort Soft CT en- 1ommeniat Sea-
ton og life fl1an bel taur al Gfter=
fommere al oem, ser tom ODER /
uMoDflomer". Sen freezer heller
life, at Ell %fremmeofe6t for at bliDe
@merifancr mao aflegge fit egc11
Sam og gjpre fig til en- @fterlig=
ner at cit Seem ENGLAND Oonfee.
Men bbo6 ser n1e6 &ette freezes er,
at Slr6ban6rere, iom bliber 8orgerc
al Bette 2on6, / fin @irfiombe0 ifal
bore ful6t u6 Mmerifonere og life
u6len6ineer.
Mrtifelen CT Ierlig retet moo
@eramers tD1f=omcrifanife Mlliaa,
&c, Ser betegnes 1om cit illopol Sr-
! gomlotion. Smi6lerti6 ben9gtes
lite @erettigelfen at ollie Sorenin:
ger of %fremmeofg6te @orgere; men
ben opitil1er me6 &ette en- 8rppe
for enbper lau6an Screening = Ell
Brepe, iom forreiten bpr giploe
for enbber Screening, politiif eller
uiffe=politilf f." betaoen6e of rms,
|f66te eller fremme0fpote = oe
oenne Brpbe er ~b%porpiot Sn6flp<
6elien og Sglgen al en- iao6on Or
ganiiation e1ler Bropoganoo 1tprfer
eller ib9ffer 6ens Me6lemmers
&jer1igbe6 til De Sorenebe @tater,
bborbi6t 6en gtgr 6ens Gilbangere
til be0re ener 6oorlieere amerifon=
tie 8atrioter oib."
Gdgen6e er, bpo6 rSournal"
friper:
Mmerifonisme er en- Sin6stil=
,itan6 eller fettere en- @ielstilltono.
On @oreer, iom np6er SEN fulfil
jrel1e Sor6d,. moaife ogiaa oen
f%ommerctelle, at @rugen al et
fremmeo Sprog, 5benif, Epif, Sta,
ltenif, &ol1f, " lite min6re Slime.
s So
,ritorer poo @run6 al iaa6on 60
ne. Men SpBresmoalet er, ON
bans &ierte CT ber, ON bans @tolt=
be6 er ber. &enfer og filler bon
l{om Ell Mmerifaner eIler Tom Ell
%11oban6ret @orobo, @ermoner, ST.
1en6er, 8ebmer eller Granifmanos
@n n6lanotrg, iom fommer be,
til 2ar6et, npoer ct Nribilegium
9eriom Ser lite bar nogen Toroel
,biloe bon. lite fomme. SsS6et BON gi
beg 8ribilegiet, pantnger bon fig
Ell Gorp1igtelie. Meomin6re ia,
erfienoer 6orpIigtelien, er ban fu1
en- @iGIf at Dor Dberbnrenbeo, Ell
HF 1t4F5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Marsberetnina.

Sci banife Ml0er6omsbiem /
@rooflpn, 81. g., bar npIig n6ienot
Marsberetning, bbori set 81. a. beo=
Ser:
vEro6g set, at Maret 1917 bar
tb11nget 2an6et in6 / Ben ifiabne,
ipangre @er6ensfrig, og Siberne
11un6gaaeligt er bleb1e 1trolige,
itnar bort M6eroomsbiem umerfe.
ligt at oisie Ei6ers Sorifprrelier.
So hi Tan en6og me6 @l96e %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Mmerifaniierinsen.

S bisie Ei6er, bpor Ser inoenfor
&reofe bribes en- fnn iterf
imoo at lore to Sprog
% for at lore gngelif faa burtigt
mllligt, bill Set bobe fit ierlige
at I9ie neoenitnae116e
lotalelfe Of Wiis Mnrb MacDo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22

|SocietD, 8oarb Of @oucation ftl
|offentlige 2egeplaol0, alle at Du'
|lutb, Miml. uMftenro" er en- norif
SCREENING for 0pgrelie al ct 4loer>
|0omsbim / Dnlutb, bog life for
|Norife alene. Sen fit for nogle
g(or lt0en Ell @abe paa 10000
Dollars fra .lomeo11e in SEEM
gorf"; iii gietter man paa, at BET
|par Miller, lom allerc6e Ben Gang
|betenfte set fomme,16e Mloerboms<
Diem, Tom. bon MI Doerligere bil
|1tpttc.
Spem1epnte 9otter al Miller
foor alle &en1er og Sn6tggter at
Sc 100000, faolenge bun leper.
@ois Dln 1aa bar gfterfonmere,
faar Sc set famine. Sbis life, Be-
|leS Yengene mellem Sc Z Snltitu=
TONER. Sen Maa6e, lom Miller
bar bel temt, at bars He11ge ifaI
brugcS paa, btfer bam lom Ell
I%bi6tifuen6e Man6, ser bap6e Sjer-
tclog, for ollie, lom trRngte, enten
De berte til set enc cller set an6et
|Solf eller til 6enne eller bin Gro.
|@an nor lite Donif pad Sen inebre
Maa0e, at fan finn bil6e- bj9lpe
Don1fe. Men eIb / bette at goa
pi6cre IT'S emo til Sc nermelte ct
Ser roget, font life iial6ent en- let
Dos %betDoelige 9nn1fe, altiao paa
Ien Mfaa6e ct 6anif Erpf. Snale=
6es CAB Niels Eoulien fine rige
Wioler til feIles 8eolte for Sam
mart, Norge, 5perig % Mmerifo,
log ifjg11t Oct let fgrer til at on6re
elo Danffe biiber Sc fleit tie blan6t
6e 2e6c116c, for6i Da1rmarf ct lille,
og Sc 9onife run, 1aa gjpr Set life
bbcrfen @aber1 eller @iperen mini
bre. Niels Toulle1 bob6e JON
Mnorcos Millcr Set biotfopncn6e
|&jertelag, 1om CT ngtc 6onlt.
Miller lebeoe blan6t Mnrerifo:
mere og tjente fin Sorml1e blan6t
Dem og / bette 2anb, og ban bar
ol0ri9 set til Gf1lc, at bon Dor
Gonlf. Mel1 bans 2ip og @rbcj6e
pibncr til bans Sore og ban por,
iclp on1 fam life gjor6e ct Mum=
n1er n6 6erot, itolt al fin 6onlfe
Gm6. 9ct, ban / fin Ncrloplig=
De6 bob6e orbet al go6c, loli6e
Ggenlfaber, bor pao 8unber
6anif = bans llur6e &reftcr, bans
Gnergi og Gbuc til at gj6re Jig til
9erre ODER Sprbol6cne, bans 9Dg>
tigbeo oib., bragte bon mes Zig in1
Set omerifanffe Sorrctningslit
og gjoroe @ru@ at Set til tit caet
og bette Sands @opn. Set lcpc0e
boS bonn timber alt bans Mrbeioe,
ng BET gior6e bon1 til SEN gobe
Mmerifaner, ser tilegne6e fig oete
SonoS Sprog og Meto6er. Sans
CODE til vMftenro". 1taor iiftert /
neie Sorbinoelie mcb ba11s @ilie
til at bjelpe Srnngen6e, bans
&jgrligbe6 til 911lutb og bans ST.
lcl1e ilpr for Sc @onlc, Scr life
mogteoe at bje1pe fig lelp. San
bar Ielb en- gon1mel Mun6. Moutte
Der altio bore mango lom bom!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Gm @enpenbelie til Minneiotas
Garmere.

Ser CT flor Mangel poo COS
Majs til Saafre / MinneI ota.
,Suobi6t Sagfolf peo, er Der lite
mere e116 40 Hrocent .pao @aano.
Sbor ifol man fin6e Sc relterenbe
60 @rocent? Set bill blipe ne6ben=
6igt for Sarmerne at %unoeribge
fine Corn Cribs npje for at reooe
bbert eneltc 9o6t Mfs, Sc fan fin
Sc. 9ctte ollbefuleS ogiao al @u=
berngr @urnql1iit / Ell Nroflama=
tio,1, fan nplig bar u6lte0t ont
6enne Gag. San benltiller til
olle, lom bar Mnle6nig BERTH, at
re66e bpcrt ene1te l1re6t Mfs, De
finder, og Oerpaa tbrre Set og PRO-
be &inrncrncs Spirecbrr poa Sen
Wao0e, iom 2Grerne pe6 2ono,
b%rugs1folen o%nbefaler. So11 Mint
ser o9i oa ON, at Seon1ojs fra
Min1el oto En- at foretrGffc, oa
man life for &isbeo for, at 5eo<
mais il16fprt fra mnbre Stoter pil
n1o6ncs.
Sen 1in1ple rag DOLL meto0'
til. Erppc al Spireepnen onbefo-
leg al 2un6brllqs1fDlens sSugmGro.
Sen CT, ionr f6lger::
Sag ct Gtpffe ~Sbecti,,g" at
go6 &halitet; flip Set til EFT pos
ien6e @rco6e, % merf Sirfmtcr
paa Set, bpilfe mumcreres. 2a0
9le0et blipe fugtigt o. lag set
poo ct @or6. Sets &jer1pr al
Mfs SEQ. 1 leggcs / Sirfont SO.
1, og ioo bi6ere, til allc Sirfan=
ter CT fp16t. &1e6et ru1lcs Ser
paa iommen og ombin6es mc6 CIT
Trao6 el[er noglc &ubber 8on6s.
Mo11 brltger iao mallgc Muller,
iom n1alt tr9nger, til Sen Sob,
1om ifol probes. Nullernc legges
oerpao / &onb / to eller tire 81
lner og anbringes UNDER CIT &osie
ellcr cit @oifebo1je / ct @erelle,
bDor Temperament life mo- folbe
lln6er 60 @raber. Sc boo0e STILL
Ter lngges ODER to Erp1tpffer, og
Sem enc @i6e al &osien e11cr BoI=
jcn bnbcs liot for at ifoffe 2uft.
Otter 6 Gage RULES rDuffen"
foriigtig op, % mon teller Sc
&ierncr, lon1 far ipirct. Scar
bar ioole0es Oplps11ir1g ON Gpire-
ebnen for Dbert Mfs.
Set CT ntilrao6eligt at fjebe
MoislG6, fpr III bor prppet bets
Spire6D9tigbe0, ipecielt 6ette Mor
/ Minnciota, ga ioo mcgct al
Majien CT 11ififfet til soofrb. &ieb
ingen Mais1e0, fpr man bor pre=
bet oct.
5agmnnoe11e be6 2on6brrgsifo=
len bil prebe Set for enbper, lom
bc6er on1 Set.
Mihmeio ta Gormers Snititute
Mnnuol $50. 80, re6iaerct al 81.
9. 8ilion og S. so. Drep, er 1to=
fon1met. 8ogen ban6ler ON 5000
Broonction" og in6eboIoer en-
Mpngoe 8i1f oe &aao for Gor-
mere, iom obler Majs eller on6en
@rg6e. @fsemplorer tillen6es frit
moo Snoien6e1ie al Borto for en-
Borcel Bo1t Baffe poa ct 8un6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
9pbsfal6,

'@or 2m6smanS, asiiltercnoe
Mgerbrugsfommislnt / Stoten Seem
Sort, s. M%ol6enbomer, me66eler
|os, at Da11s @u1tru afgif be6 Op6cn
i !Siemmet / MIba11p SEN 5. Morts.
SUN bor 9atter al 5folebe1tprer
Is. Togb, Treoerifsbobn, 9onn1orf.
IS 43 Star bareoe ben6es og Mol=
6enbo1pers sGgteifob, og, Sc bor 4
8ern. Sum par en ijeloen go0>
trofoit og opofren6e sggtefelle og
Mober, en- e1ife1ig &bin6e, CIT fin
&arafter, og / mange Senleenber
bar bun fin Man6 en- flog og 6pg=
|tig St6tte / bans Mrbej6e. 9il lin
$50 bebore6e BUN fin @jerligDeb
til Mo6erSmaal og Snorelan6;
SEN megen Smgang me6 anore
&re6ic, lom ben6es Mon6s Stil=
ling me6fdrte, ioeffe6e ben6e life
BERT. Gu fleraartg 5pg6o1n> Ser
mi / sen 1enere Ti6 bol6tc benbe
lite ioa list 2i6elie, fog ben6e
Sort rg / ben0es Man6s og @6rns
,Eorg cg gobn er bet en- Srelt, at
BUN MI iffl li6er mere. SUN 6g6e.
|iss:lle cg 1o1i9t.
8ornplig afgif Mrs. 8en6itbe
|&oif / @emmatt, Gol., be6 9e6en /
en- Ml6er al liot ODER SO Mor. SUN
bar / mo11ge Mar boet / Mepman;
ben6es. Mon6 ob6e for lengere SID
iiben. SUN bar fe6t paa 8orn=
|bolm, og efterla6er fig en- @6n,
George Staff / Memmmt, og en-
|@ro6er, Somes Sobnlon / Mooe1to.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
@ar 2oan Organization,
Sffice of Tire

SfT1ce Of the
Director Of &ublicitp.
Wafbington, 16. Marts 1918.
&lubber, Soreninger, 0rgani.
iotioner, @irfer, etc, / Sc 6or-
eneoe Stater at Mmerifa.
2greoel
S &enbolb til obenitaaen6e 9p-
fororing fra Deres @egiering, 11b,
Of De Sorene6e @taters ST.
na11smintiter, IS. g. Mcglboo, %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Drt trrhjr Trthrha.
laan.

@aiGingtol1, 16. Morts 1918.
5l &lubbcr, Jo%reninger, Srgani>
%iationer, etc., / Sc Gprercoe Sta=
ter al s(n1crifa.
9greoe!
Tor at fl111l1c bril1gc til cit leir=
rig Mfll11t1oing 0cn1le &rig for
9(merifos Sore og Set og for Sri
beoen / &eroen ct 9eres &egiering
npoioget til at a11nro6e ON p6erli-
gere &enge, og for get 3ien1eo er
Oct Sreoie Tribe6slan1 blebet BE-
ficn6tgiort.
&agncl1 for bette 2aon pil
begDn6e Sen 6. Mpril 1918, Glars
0ugen for Dor Snotrnoelle / Sri
gen.
Nmertfanere al n%6enlan0l # Jpo=
lei eller 8Dr6, enfeltbis ioopelI ON
g1enne1n 6eres Srganilationer, So
ger, &irfer> ETC., ltette6e Sc to fore
goaenoe Sribe6sIaan paa en- Maa=
De, lom bar mig Ell 1tor Gilfre6s=
itillelie.
Seq CT iiiffffer poa, at set Sreoie
SribeoS1aan igien bill bape Deres
'St9tte, 1anieet STAGE, &ipn, Ml6er,
5~gbielslteo eller Mfltamning.
Sor at gjpre 6ette 2am til 6en
enifeoe Sufces> er Ell organiferet
og fllofuo ip1tematiif MnltrengelIe
ngobenoig. 9erfor er %Srolemmelie
al allie orgarmlere6e Samfuno / oe11
fore taoenoe &m1pagme for set
5ribe6slaan af itgrite @ig-
tigbe6. %. g. McM6oo.
S~inmsmimlter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
gIn6reos SO. Millers @aper.

" ~
Sor116en SEN ltore @ape al 600,=
600 Dollors, 1om af6g6e Mn6reas
so. Miller ifjenfe6e til ct nbt So
fpital / D11lutb, og Iom Ri for tort
ii6en omtolte, bor bn1 gibet ANDRE
100000 9ollars til 7 forifiellige
SormaaI, foru6iat, at banS 9atter
Mrs. Mnren 2ouiie Miner Sell
1otpes be6 fin 9e6 lite efterla6er fig
8grn eIler ian6annes @Herfomme-
re. Sc z Snititutioner, Ser / Set
.nnbnte Gilf9loe 1fal 6ele ben 1tore
8engeium, er: Set fri $oipital
(6er oprettes for f6ritnebnte
Sum-, Mftenro SocietD, Gbol6ren's
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
CHURCH WOMEN
PROVE LOYALEST
OF WAR WORKERS

OF all the loyal American women of
Bismarck who are doing such splendid
work for the Red Gross, and these
women are confined to no one class
nor age nor, condition, none have con>
tributed more literally Of their time
and efforts than the church women of
the capital city. They have been faith
full to the program which they have
laid out for themselves, and their CO..
operation and industry have enabled
the Bismarck Red Cross rooms to
make the showing which has won for
it so much commentator at division
headquarters in Minneapolis.
Every Monday the Daughters of lisa
bella, with Mrs. c. W. Paulson as SUI
pervisor, meet in the Red Cross work
room. Tuesday is set aside for the
Presbyterian women, with Mesdames
McPhee and Thomas as supervisors
Wednesday the Baptist women meet,
with Mrs. 5. A. Floren in charge. The
Thirteenth street ladies, than whom
no organization affiliated with the
Red Cross work is more diligent, meet
every Wednesday,: ALL DAY, in the
homes Of various members with Mrs,
0. R.. Smith as supervisor. II a guest
chances in on work-day she is i'm
pressed into service, Nothing is per-
mitted to detract from the duty these
patriotic women have pledged the Red
Cross.
Thursday st. Georges guild meets
at the Work-rooni OF the Red Cross
chapter with Mrs. Floren in charge.
and on the same day the ladies Of tho
Presbyterian church meet at the
church, with Mrs. l.. K. Thompson in
charge. Alternate Thursdays the la,
lies Of st. Mary's church with Mrs.
Clifford in charge, meet at, the X. C.
hall, and Fridays the Methodist WON
en- meet ALL DAY, with Mrs. Hutche-
son in charge, at the work rooms.
Saturday is turned over to class
in sewing at the worll-room, with Mrs.
McPhee in charge,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
BISMARCK TO BE HONORED WITH
ANNUAL MEETING OF FEDERATED
WOMEN'S CLUBS NEXT FRIDAY

5 % H . " j i = I d, y y y {
Prominent club women ana leaders
in society from all parts Of the Slope
country will gather in Bismarck next
Friday for the annual meeting of the
Eighth district federated clubs. The
sessions will be held in the commun,
ity room of Bismarck's handsome new
library building. The first session
win be business meeting at $3.50,
when new vice president will be Sc,
lected, and reports will be received
from all the federated clubs and the
department chairmen. At noon the
club women will have luncheon at the
Grand Pacific.
Indiana Woman to Talk.
], The afternoon session, to be held at
2place which will be announced later,
vii include addresses from Mrs. H.
G Wick of Cavalier, state president;
from Mrs. p. C. Remington, district
superintendent from the Red Cross.
and Mrs. Eleanor Barber of Indianap.
oils, Ind, who has been sent by the
national food administration to speak
for Herbert Hoover at eight points in
this state on food conservation. Mrs.
BARRIERS address will be the principal
feature Of the afternoon meeting. and
those in charge Of the program con
slider themselves very fortunate in
having procured her for this occa.
sion. We 1,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
Little Girl Badly
Hurt While at Play

Little Mary Cayou, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas B. Cayou OF Avenue
B., is in st. Alexius hospital, mend,
ing as rapidly as could be expected
with broken hip and a. fractured
wrist. sustained while. at play with
some neighbor children Thursday ev-
ening. The children as nearly as
can be ascertained,, were staging a
SHOW" during which they hoisted
one of the performers to, q heighth of
IL feet or more by means of a rope.
Each one of the youthful showmen
had had his ascension. The rope prob
ably had been worn by frequent use
and it broke, allowing the young lady
to drop IL feet. The little sufferer
was at once removed to St. Alexius
hospital, where the fractures were re.
duced She is now resting as COM
fortably as could be expected, and it
is believed that the hip, which has
given the most serious concern, will
knit satisfactorily. 1t probably will
be matter, Of weeks, however, be.
fore the unfortunate girl can walk
again.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
BISMARCK KIDDIES DANCE, THEIR
WAY INTO HEARTS OF BIG HOUSE
AT THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM

Edna Hall and Louise Berndt,s as avio-
lets; Abigail Roam, as the. little butter
fly, and Alta Jones, as the prince, did
splendidly, and Gene Steele and Jane
Byrne were two darling little butter
cups. The daffodils, Imogene Beck,
Effie Rosen and Imogene Ward, were
a dainty bouquet OF flowerlike little
girls; Ruth Ruben and Doris Eeck
we're true little blue bells, and Dorothy
Schneckter. Muriel Robinson, Phyllis
ROsen, Esther Schultz and Ruth Kawl-
ings unprecedented their posies with
rare charnE. 49,
Archibald McGray's highland fling,
In true Scots costume, was feature
OF the third part Of the program, in
which Edna Dean Best's Spanish dance
also is particularly worthy of notice,
while Dorothy Cooks Russian brides
dance was a quaint little bit which
was much appreciated. Betty Dun
ham. Justine Paulson;, Hazel Lenhart,
Helen Moore, Dorothy Cook, Lucia
Thomas, Annie Kate, Dorothy Birdzell,
Catherine Case, Isabelle Zeamer, Els.
Their Schultz and Ellen Hall opened
the national dances with numbers
which were very nicely executed, Civ.
ing the young people an excellent op.
pOrtunity to display their talents in
adjustments of familiar folk dances.
Miss Ruth Arnold designed the cos
tunes and arranged the dances, and
Bismarck is indebted to her for a pro-
duction which was artistic in every
sense and which furnished decided
ly pleasant evenings entertainment.
The capital city has a just right to
be proud Of its little folk who ap-
peared in this dance recital, and to be
glad that an opportunity, has been
given them to develop their talents.
The entire proceeds of the evening
viii 90 into the Burleigli county chap
ter Red Cross funds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB TO GIVE
BALL FOR BENEFIT OF RED CROSS

The Thursday Musical club will
give a dancing party at the Hotel Nc
Kenzie on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Burleigh county chap
ter of the Red Cross The last func.
ton of this kind for which the Thurs,
day Musical club stood sponsor was
one of the gayest and most successful
Bismarck has enjoyed in many years,
and a large attendance ia predicted
for the approaching event. O'Connor's
orchestra will furnish the music, and
be thrown omen for dancing.
The last meeting Of the Thursday
Musical club for the year was held
Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. NJ.
Martin on Fourth street That the
session was the largest meeting for
the year, the greatest number Of &C.
tice members being present, proves
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
SUNDAY TO BE RED LETTER DAY ,ss asa
=5 NM 1a,ao rs FOR DAUGHTERS OF isabella

\ ~ Sunday win be a red letter day fol-
Immaculate Conception Court No. 1922
Daughters OF Isabella, The eat-e day
will be given over to solemn ceTemol
les, incident to the initiation of a
large class Of Catholic >;o.ne-l OF The
Slope country. Tue days exc cise~
will CLOSE with a strictly Hooveri4eo
war banquet a. the knights OF Colunl
bus hall at IS O'Clock in the evening
Noted lodge women from other cities
are coming to assist with the degree
work, and the occasion promises to be
q memorable one
Members OF the local court and can,
didstes will gather at the X. c. hall