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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11
PRESIDENT U Az0RSKYCH OSTR0V0.
DO BRESTU PRIPLUJE v PATEK
GENERAL PERSHINC A PLUKOVNlK HOUSE UV1.
TAJf WILSONA PRfSTAVU.
NEMECKO I'VE X NAvSTEVE, ALE PoZVANf BYLO
ODMfTNUTO.

Brest Francie, TO- prosince. Parnik George Washing
n ktey nacenka Spojenych Stad mfrove konferen
c die bezdratne depese pul dnes koem hodny odpole
dn koem osrovn skupny Azor Po cese ez bya doprova
pomerne bourvym pocasm jest paube vse zdravo
Pfpravy vekoepemu uvani jsou hotovy mesto pocna
jiz nyni pniti venkovskym idem
paek zahy rano vyplue oddl valeeneho odstva, aby
setka ameckou pravou pobze francouzskeho pobre
Ii doprovodf parnik Washington pod cestnou strait do p
savste Francouzske btevnce hosti budou ministry
zdrav presdenta jeSt6 Siren mort.
Parnik George Washington vastn mohutnost vytacuje
pfi vstupu do mensch vnrnch pfstavi mnozstv
vody nasledkem toho vypujf pravu veskere lode
kotvi mimo eho hrance. mill cd breh Amercka uvaci
komse Pershngem, Blissem admiralty Bensonem Wilso
pluk Housem vystoupf palubu vecnym parnfkem
dopravi presdenta choti jeho duznou rancouzkou
pddu Lod die vseho pripuje patek odpoedne.
Veky ruch panue hlavne mezi vesnickym idem jenz
shromazd sireho oko ably sfedu nesrdecn9
pfiyfta zastupce Amerky SAynosi Brest budou enom
kr&f neb president dopoledne ocekavan Jest
samone Parfz kan dospee dopoledne uvtan bude pres
denem Poncarem ostanm zastupc francouzsk6 repubky
Hned pfJezdu odebee Wilson do Eyseskeho palace,
kde usporadana bude savnosni snfdane ponde dostav
radnc pax prohedne casti Parze jez byy N9mci
bombardovany TAX mi uvtacf program hlavnfch ry-
sech enz nebude jz menen Zasedanf move konference
jest stanoveno den II. prosince. !:
DIE bezdratne depese dosle parnku Washingtonu o.
znameno byo Wilsonov pozvani minserskeho pfedsedy
Eberta zahranicniho minra Haasea jakoz bavorskeho
presidena mnisterskeho kabinetu Kurta Eisnera ma
vseve Nemecka ale president Spoenych Statd die pafz
skych listG pry odpovedel nasedovne:
"Jen po douhych feech pokan, mdze Nemecko odcniti
svoje zoeny dokaza ze vse mys uprimne zadny pravy
American nemuze pomySet navstevu N6mecka leda
p nutnost vykona tam nastale povinnost zadnem po-
dobnem navrhu nebudu ami uvazovat."
Washington TO- prosnce - DIE nahledG drednch zdej-
sch kruh nebude Rusko konerenci dfedne
stoupeno Rusku nenf dosud vady jez by bya veskerm
narodem neb spojeneckymi saty uznavana Do Paize
sce dosav promnentn Rusove ale die vseho dosane Jim
en hasd poradnich bez akehoko rednho zavazku
nebude mit tudz vypracovan podmfnek stAeho miru
zadneho vivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11
ZTRATY AMER. LODSTVA
"a VALKY.
WSSl WSS

Washington. 10. prosince. -
Al rlavidel naseho lod'stva wee
the dopravnich lodi pro vojsko
naklad bylo Cd prohlaseni val
ky Cd 6. dubna 1917 az do "a
staveni nepratelstvf dne II. IL
stopadu ztraceno. Jen IL lodi
bylo zniceno nepratelskvmi po
norkami ztratv ma mort vyka
zuii 1472 pripadG.
Cd pocatku valky, srpnu
1914 al do letosniho listopadu
potopeno bylo celke'n 151 anne
rickvch lodi obchodnfch, z
nichz 139 zniceno ponorkami,
podmorskvmi minami pet a ne
pratelskvmi bitevnicemi sedm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11
NEMCI VYKRADAJf VLASTNf MESTA.
PRED ODCHODEM Z KOLlNA MAD
RYNEM VYDRANCOVALI
SKLADISTE..
NOVA "VLADA" v BRUSVIKU.

Pariz TO- prosnce - Nemecti zoldnen zlstavaji vecn6
stenym = jsou surovym nejen uzem obsazenem ale
mi vlasni Dosle teegramy Kona sou toho nejpadnesm
dukazem Sprva mestska pozadaa ably vyslany byy
spojenecke oddly jez by dbay aby chraneny byy zvoy
maetky obcanstva re mesto je peneno desperay reme
ckym voaky Zda re drancovan stane vseobecnym.
Vybor pro obecni baho narid cvnim srazc1m stre
tto NUE. jakmle nekereho dopadnou Vsehny hostince
Rne mnoho ulic too dstriku byly ably by
y chraneny skady potravin Posedni odd opoustec Ko
lin, as 400 muzd vrho do skladiste civinch odevd w.
drancovali jej.
Vada move brunswick repubky e jedinou sveho druhu
svee Je president e clenem cechu hadrard msopre-
sdent zonge kter se dive nedee pred revouc provade
sve kejke Cafe Maxim. Zena znaici cist psat
minsrem vyucovan Pred fem ety bya vyoucena pod
vod zenskeho kubu kde mea nejaky podrzeny trad
sdent Brunsvku president Bavorska b ednym ker pro-
tesova nedavne berinske konerenc pro narodn
venc sl%F N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11
VYKRADENA NEMECKA BANKA.
PODOMNf OBCHODNIK Sc DELL S KASlREM.

Berlin, 10. prosnce. - Jisty Alfred Stempe jemuz je
teprve % let byl pred vakou podomnim obchodnike
prodaval mydla vonavky Pojednou ale poca bohatnou,
az stavaci vay sta mionafem. Nahle nabyti tax
velkeho jmeni omlouva stasnym spekulacem vekym de-
dctvim Sta savnym castnkem kohskych zavodn eho
behoun vyhrava Teprve pred nedavnem w.
koup savne mnichovske stale uslechtych zavodnch kon
Dwhy den prinesl Local Anzeiger zpravu penze mz
jsou RUNE ppdniky nancovany sou dodavany ym ridi
teem nejslavnei nevets bernske banky ktere entvz
banky wal bez vedomf fditesva Podnky Stempovy
he shroutiy kasr bance shedali ze pan rdte vybra
bankovnlch pokladen malickost g. 900 marek.
Richard Gehricke jak podareny fidite menuje enz
tax sedrm zpsobem podporoval Stepeovu podnikavost
jest zatcen By 40 let zamesnan Blecherodse bance
kde mu svefeny byy penze vkadate Pr vslechu Sc pr
zna re penize ukradene dava Sempeov Posledn9si Sc
snaz vykrouth paragrafdm t ze heda dtociste listen
sanatoriu nervove Phi prohzen jeho majeku
naezeny by dosud 000 takze banka dobrodrune pod
Milky zlodeskeho pokadnfka jeho spolecnka odnese en
polovcnf zratou. -~t~.sz@. @#.@
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11

ztratime nadeje ma napravu a
nebudeme miti ami skyvu chile
ba. Nebude-li lid priveden k
rozumu, pax mu tento rozum
bude vpraven Americany.
Skupina strany Spartakovy,
stoupenci Karla Liebknechta,
uspofadali poslednf noci pred
/, kanclerskym palacem, ktery je
soucasne sidlem docasne neme-
cke vlady, velkou demonstraci.
Zastup lidu vyvolaval Bartha,
tajemnika neodvisle strany So
elaine demokraticke a ministra
prace v kabinetu Ebertove. Do
tycny jest taktez byvalym pri-
sluSnikem strany Spartakovy,
ale jest vlastni frakci podezrf-
van. Barth vyhovel lidu a obie
vii Sc v okne zastup oslSvil.
Vysvetloval svoji ochotu setka-
ii Sc kde koli ma schulz Lieb-
knechtem v prime debate a
prohodil, ze po jeho ddvodech
nezGstane pri Liebknechtovi a.
nj iediny delnik. Grad minister
sky prijal pry jen ma nalehani
Liebknechta samotneho.
Amsterdam, 10. prosince.
Primo Macmillan badensky. po-
sledni kancler nemecke rise "a
cisarstvi vidal poiednanf. v
nemz 81 stezuje mad neslycha-
nvm 1tiskem Sc strany nepra-
tel, kteri v touze 20 odvete a
We vit6zne horetce ohrozujf "a
klady veskereho nemeckeho ma
rodniho zivota."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11
.Pot1Hekff CHAOS V=fNEMEfKU:.
SCHElDEMAN HROZf ODSTOU.
PENN. ~.>
PEQlM.

Berlin, 9. prosince. (Opozde
ma zprava.) = Glen move ne
mecke vlady Scheideman v dine
sni reci pronesene ma obranu
vlastni vlady proti 1tokdm
strany Spartakovy prohlasil, ze
vystoupi z .ministerstva nezme-
Mill nesnesitelne politicke po-
merry v Nemecku do tydne. Ia
proslovu oznamoval, re "a ny
nejSi nemeckou vladou stoji 80
procent nemeckeho obyvatel-
stva, ale re toto vzdor tomu Sc
di ma sopecne pIde a ohrozena
jest stale novym statnim pre-
vratem. Stezoval 81, ze Georg
Ledebour, vIdce strany radi-
kalni Sc postavil proti utvoreni
ministerskeho kabinetu ma do
bu 36 hodin. Pc vypuknuti revo
luce slibil radikalni Liebknecht
vstoupiti v rady ministrd, ale
jen ma tri dny. Recnik oznacil
Liebknechta jako osobu, ktere
Sc nedostava porozumeni pro
zodpovednost. Mezi jinym w.
slovil i sve politovanf mad po-
sledn6 sc udavsimi berlinsky-
mi udalostmi a prohlasil, ze by
ly vyvolany provolanfm strany
Spartakovy k lidovym masam,
ably Sc ozbrojily a svrhly dnes
nj vladu.
Upraveni socialnfch pom6rG
Jest provadeno nepovolanymi
lidmi a mGze zniciti prdmvsl j
obchod. Znstaneme-li delsf do
bu v teto revolucni krisi pax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11

SfLA CECHU IMPONUJE
PRATELUM I NEPRA-
LUiL.

Potvrzeni o tom, re v Ce-
chach vladne kid a poradek,
zatim co kolem dokola jsou ma
rody a zeme zmftany nepokoji
nebo krvavymi bouremi, prina
81 zprava correspondents anne
rickych casopisi Harolda Will
liamse Bernu, jenz lici zma-
tex nastaly We Svycarsku mezi
prislusniky stredoevropskych
narodd, z nichz mnozi, nasled
KEN zmen a prevratG skutecne
nevedi, ke kteremu narodu ma
lei, ma kterem vyslanectvi ma
il dati potvrzovati svoje papi-
ry nebo jak majf adresovati do
pisy svoje do domovd.
Williams pise, ze vse nasved
euie tomu, ze Cechove jsou je-
dinym narodem, ktery netrpi
podobnymi zmatky. Jsou zna-
menite organisovani, ale ma oh
vodu sve zeme jsou v bojich a
sporech sc svymi nemeckymi a
mad'arskymi sousedy o hrani-
ce uzemi novych 1tvarI.
Nemci Mad'ari pozaduji
Sc territorialniho rozdeleni ta-
kovym zpdsobem, aby Sc vsem
dostale podilu ma prfrodnich
zdrojich a vidensky list Neue
Freie Presse dokonce nesm9le
4-nayrbeis siasaianf celpi n,
nil mezi staty byvaleho Rakou
ska-Uherska. = Jak Rakousko
tax Uhry nemohou b$ti bez u
hli z Czech a Slezska. Zvlaste
Uhry mali uhli nejvice zapotfe
bf a povestna Rosika Schwim-
merova tvrdi, ze mir bude mo-
ci byti pouze tenkrate zaiisten,
bude-li Sc Uhram dostavati u.
hi re Slezska. cemuz vSak Ce
chove obsazenim slovenskych
casti Uher zabranuii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11
PRVNf PROMOCE v pRAZE
"a MOVE NADY.

Washington, D. c.. - Prvni
promoce "a vlady Narodniho
vyboru ma ceske universite ko-
mana byla dne 80. ffjna o IL.
hodine polednf; doktorem We
skerych prav prohlasen byl
JUG. Josef Poledne z Nucic,
okres Cesky Brod. Novy doktor
dekoval jiz presidentu vlady
ceskoslovenske T. G.. Masary-
kovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11

soby v ceskosIovenskch zemch nen jez by
zasob nez nekok dnD mey byt drive rycheii "a
sobeny nez vzdaene ale mnohem vice trpc krae cesko
sovenske chz narod cd pocaku vaky by srane prav
prodelaval vede Jhosovand Belgcand nesrasnes ka
varii kterou ieho deiiny znaii
(Od te DOLBY doslo ovsem k velkym dnleztym udalo-
stem Ceskosloverske zeme prohasiy repubkou prvn
mas president odebra do Cech Ma mas dotaz sde ma
mi vyslanec Pereer prave vviednava amerckou Via
dou zasan po+ravin lek jineho potfebneho materau
do stare vasti Take z drive ucneny znacne obednavky
We Svycarsku. - Pom. T. K)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-11

Washington, D. c. - Pr. Ma
sarykove, choti prvniho Gesko-
slovenskeho presidenta, uspofa
dal lid v Praze v den 29. fijna
nadsene ovace. Obrovsky "a
stup dostavil Sc k jejimu oby-
dli provolaval statecne da-
me "Slavu q INA zdari'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

II don't mind rye flour waffles and dough-
nuts" postcards r. E. S., "but do draw the line
at buckwhcat apple dumplings."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05
WITH THE EDITORS
MAYO VS.. SENATORS

When the loose-tongued Senator Chamberlain
and the impudcnt Senator Hitchcock used their
high offices to get the stories in the newspapers
about the terrible conditions, the illness and death
rate in our army camps, they little imagined what
statistics and what authorities would be produced
to repudatc them.
Dr. Charles II. Mayo of Rochester, MIMI,
known to thousands Of Montanans by reputation
at least, and his institution to hundreds person.
aly testified before the senate military committee
the other day. The doctor has given up his i'm
mense surgical practice to serve in the United
States army as a surgeon-lnajor on a salary Of
So 900 per annum.
That DR.. Mayo knows what he is talking about
when he discusses the physical well-being of the
army, few people will have the audacity to deny.
Testifying before this committee Of which Sena-
tors Hitchcock and Chamberlain are MEMBERS the
Rochester surgeon stated that prior to the en-
trance of the United States into this war; the Japa
nese army, assembled in preparation for the Rus
.siar-Japanese war, was the most carefully pre-
pared and best cared for army in the point Of
health sanitation and physical welbeing that had
ever assembled in the world, .%
This word-famed surgeon had made study of
the conditions and stated on oath that the best
medical care. attention and service was given the
Japanese army which had ever been available for
an army up to the time the United tSates entered
the present war Asked as to the death rate, DR..
Mayo said that during the time the Japanese army
was being assembled, equipped trained and drilled
in its camps and environments, the death rate was
twenty to the thousand, the lowest ever in the
world to that time. 49, ..
The senate committee showed some interest in
this and Senators Hitchcock and Chamberlain are
reported as showing some surprise at the figures.
The next question brought the statement from DR..
Mayo. backed by official figures, that the death
rate in our environments and training camps last
winter, during the worst weather, at it's highest,
was less than ten per thousand.
Thus, our record in taking care of the boys is
twice as good as the best the world had ever known
before. As matter of fact the oath rate in our
and training camps at the worst
period, was fraction over eight to the thousand.
It is now only trifle over six to the thousand
This should forever set at rest those who be-
lieve the government IL negecting the boys in the
{ss sRseShss 81 sqeR lSSss
lain Helena Independent. I.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

British House of Lords mas approved a bill
giving women the right to practice law. This is a
strange world A woman in Great Britain has the
builder, or to engage in any other useful occupa-
ton, but it takes special law to give her the right
to make a living producing nothing useful.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05
FIRST TEN DAYS OF DRIVE

:. Maybe you used to do good deal Of fishing in
the days when you were young and fish plenty.
Remember the first time you hooked Alb bass
ct the end Of your new braided silk line? Didn't
that old small-mouth just grab and skip out You
let your reel sing for while. until the first dash
Of the fish weakened then you shifted to the drag
and added some pressure with your thumb. II
you had suddenly stopped the reel, the line or tin
Of your rod would have snapped, you'd have missed
your fish and bagged only story about his being
yard long and weighing lbs, a Sd ounces.
The allies, had they thrown oil Of their reserves
in at the beginning Of Hindenburg's drive, perhaps
s ts. ssN $.. 4 sa @asa WY %sst Sss
ever, heavy thickening Of the line and much
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

sSr Az Bismarck, with the intentio1 OF
retarniaS 10 New York, The call OF
the N,wA was too much for him. how.
ever, A boat lay at the dock loading
sar Mort Hawhold, and when it steam.
al away Wp the river, Huber went
witA 4, I'VE years after his arrival
y; e\NSs Easlhold> then an agency and
Iyssias past, tuher married Two
Kids daughter OF Set Hawk. and
nascs NJ AswS, head soldier Of the
CcNS Nea,reS, Two children born t.
this Wasoa--Charles f. Huber and
ASiaie HMSev~-survive, He was ar.
pointed SSsowoods postmaster in 1914,
and in addition to his clerical duties
Ne conducted a general store He al.
ways was popular with the whites and
redskins alike, and his death is gem
orally mournsd,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05
REAL PIONEER
OF OLD INDIAN
DAYS is DEAD

Elbow Gods, \. D.. April FIRED
I',7er. who is dead at his home here,
where for many years he was en-
Jloyed as agency clerk, was one of
he small and fast diminishing comp
any real pioneers left in the Berthold
reservation country. Born in New
York city in 1856. Huber enlisted as a
neld musician in 1871, and 1872 was
.ss4gneu 10 rort Buford. Huber had
5ood fortune to be one of the guards
ssigned TO the famous Far West in
IS romantic trip up the Yellowstone.
Under the late Capt. Grant Marsh,
who had been detailed to carry sup
)lies to Camp Hancock for General
Custer. and in 1874 he was a member
If the party which located and estab-
tished permanent boundary marks be-
ween America and the dominion. He
was discharged in 1876 and went as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

Naval Consulting Board has already received
10000 letters with plans for fighting Uboats. Al
Plans we can beat the kaiserites to finish, easy
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

''rhe most patriotic man know, writes H. F.
c., lis the paperhanger who was at our home last
week. He made the paste of cornmeal with rye
flour as binder"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

/ Word comes from California that the pennies
heretofore dcspsed on the coast, are being saved
Hurray In this neighborhood they're being taker
away from US. ,:...'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

g
special improvement warrants, draw
ing six per cent annual interest, GOV
sring paving contracts now completed
and TO be completed III the year 1918
Sealed bids will be received mp to
} O'Clock p m. Monday April -
9..S. at the office of the city audi
or of the said city,
Each bid is TO be accompanied by
certified check for one Thousand
Collards, payable to the order Of the
PRESIDENT OF the board OF city commits
;ioners, Bismarck, North Dakota.
No bids which do not offer prem
UNI will be accepted.
The board of city commissioners
'eserves the RICH, 10 reject any or
all bids.
Address all bids and correspondence
o the City Auditor. Bismarck, \. D,
e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

Well, Bill Hohenzollern, if the Boshevik aren't
going to hand over all that wheat at Odessa with
out a fight, why not make ascrap Of paper Of that
peace treaty? ..". 49,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05
LIGHT .SNOW,.LOCAL H.

The light snow which fell all Friday
morning in Bismarck and vicinity was
Of local nature. and the state IN gen:
eral did not profit from the small
contribution of,moisture. Further cold
weather is predicted by Observer q
w Roberts. .~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

You must clean the stomach and
bowels. purify the blood each Spring,
or you leave Winters germs and i'm:
m-ities in your blood and system.
Drive them away. clean out the stom'
ach and bowels--take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, Spring
rleanser.purifier 35c. Tea or Tab.
lets. Breslow's. ..,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

BIDS WANTED For SPECIAL I'M.
PRoyEMENT WARRANTS. -
The City OF Bismarck North Dakota
offers for sale One. Hundred Twenty
Thousand DOllars,< more or less In
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05

greater losses than they have sustained. 1t would
also have meant practically, exhaustion of the
allies reserves, and victory in campaign is very
largely matter Of reserves and skillful applca-
ton thereof. 1t would be to risk breaking rod and
line. That material which is tough is good, but
that which is tough and elastic is better, just as
that old black bass found out that time you hooked
him.
The allies yielded, fighting retreating fight,
and thus drew on their reserves very lightly.
Up to this writing, the results of the drive have
been, roughly, that the Germans have lost at least
three or two, and perhaps two to one, what the
allies have lost in nan-power. The captured can
non are Of no particular use to the Germans except
as trophies. The allies were supposed to have
ample reserves Of cannon, 50 they are not handi-
capped by the loss. The Germans were getting
further away from their sources Of supply-20,
Is and 80 miles. The route for re-supplying was
over ground which is pretty badly shot up and
where the retreating English tore the roads to
pieces and destroyed their light railroads, and
where the fields were encountered with the killed
and wounded. On the other hand the allies, and
particularly the English, were further back toward
their big depots of food, arms and ammunition.
The first ten days Of fighting improved the
position Of the allies and made more difficult the
position Of the Germans. 1t used up much of the
attacking reserve Of the Germans without appar-
emily making important withdrawals from the at
lacking reserve Of the allies. 1t placed presum-
AMY cIlldu6Leu IellIldI away 1lOlIl NC
pots Of supplies and in the midst of torn and
shell-ridded territory exposed to attacks on the
fanks as we'll as in 'front.'
Granted that the Germans did not extend their
control of the Channel coast, and that they did not
break through the allied lines then the further the
Germans moved forward from Arras to Noyon the
worse the situation for the German army would
become.
Germany chose the time and the place to strike.
1t is uncomfortable that Italy or France should drop
condition can never be as favorable to Germany
again as it was on March 2lst. If she fails now,
she fails forever, no matter how long the war may
be prolonged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-05
PEOPLES FORUM
Editor Bismarck Tribune.
Kindly manifest fairness to all con-
cerned by giving prominent place to
j c. w. FINWEIL.


c. w. FINWELL.
A PROTEST.
To be true to myself and to the
best interest OF the young people of
Bismarck and voicing the sentiment
OF large number of fathers and moth
ers OF boys and girls who are now at
"7d'"" me upper grades in our pub.
Lie schools or our high school, feel
.uILe..eI 20 enter most earnest pro-
test against the proposed dances in
our high school building
The high school building belongs TO
all of us in sense and l think it un-
fair for number of citizens to bring
pressure TO bear upon our school
hoard TO turn over the school property
for purposes which are obnoxious to
another set OF citizens. .....
must protest to have our high
school building put to any use which
needs chaperoning and especially
when the chaperoning is done by
persons partly if not wholly unquali-
fied-by persons condoning and SO
called liberal minded" individuals
"no may nave problems to solve some
ten or fifteen years hence which some
Of US are seriously confronting right
now. ! have the courage Of my con.
victiOn TO utter this protest because
know what am talking about
know what these public dances for
boys and girls at the most impressi5le
age often leads to; and l hereby chal-
lenge the board of education to pub
licly state the source of their auth
GRITTY and their reasons for rec
omme1ding the use of our high school
building for 'chaperoned' dances and
also give to the public the names OF
the real promoters which may be per-
missable if this is an honorable un-
derlaking. l like to have it under
stood tina, | have protested against
these proposed dances long before the
dances were made public and that the /
trouble makers in this instance are /
not the men and women who protest
but the men and women who have !
begged the question and promoted ,
these dances.
Respectfully, .-..
c. ". FINWALL,
Bismarck, North Dakota |
April ), 1918. /
Last evening at the McCabe VI. (.
church, before more than 200 people !
q strong protest was uttered and |
warning sounded against the public
dances in our High school building. 1t
is hoped that this uncalled for dan
cling program will b. called off speed
lily to avoid what otherwise is sure to