The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-25
have demanded that he be courtmar-
tailed and dismissed as disgrace to
the flag and to this country.

tailed and dismissed as a disgrace to
the flag and to this country.
i That iron medal struck off to cele.
brate The sinking Of the Lusitania-
4 the big iron medal--never before has
any civilized government celebrated
such deeds as the sinking of the Lust.
tania as the Germans did! Alderman
showed me 2-mark note issued about
1 two months before the United States
entered the war, bearing the inscrip.
ton, Colt Straf England and Amer
lea And at that time Germany was
protesting the greatest friendship for
this country.
! 1--WE are fighting that wars Of con.
quest may forever cease that never
again shall any country be permitted
to start out upon q career of con-
quest, We are fighting that all men
and all nations may have chance in
the world We are fighting that the
German people themselves shalkbe set
free from the shackles CT their OWL
false leaders. IN }@
Our boys atthe front must be fed
The people over there are hungry.
They must be fed and we, as q ma
ticn, must get behind this work, to-
raise more food on the American
! foods to save food on all Of cur tables,
in order that we may put beef and
brawlf into our boys there that they
may 60 over the top and that the
American flag will wave over Berlin,
as it ought to wave"
| With scores of war workers from
all parts Of the state in attendance,
the North Dakota war conference un-
der the auspices, of the national and
state Councils of Defense opened aus.
piciously with two enthusiastic lunch
cons at the Grand Pacific and McKen
zie hotels, shortly after ! o'clock
this afternoon. Delegates to the con-
ference began arriving late Saturday
night. Many more came in Sunday,
and the trains from the east and west
today were crowded with late arriv-
ais. 4 a.fA
The National council of defense war
party, ,including Charles Edward Rus.
sell, ! DR.. Thomas Moran of
Purdue university and other not
ables, arrived about 1 80 O'clock this
afternoon on No. 3, which was more
than an, hour late. The visitors were
met at@steele by reception commit
tee consisting Of Chairman Dorr II.
Carroll Of Minot, and Secretary F. q.
Hellstr0m Of Bismarck, representing
the North Dakota defense council, and
Capt l. P Baker, federal fuel admin
istrator for North Dakota, and Lieut..
V.0H. Stickley of Dickinson. chief med.
ical advisor to Governor Frazier.
At the Bismarck, station the party
found assembled large cOncourse of
capital city people and delegates from
over the state; headed by the local re-
ception committee the Bismarck
home guard and the Bismarck band.
The speakers were at once escorted
to their hotels, where luncheons were
served to several hundred guests.
Charles Edward Russell spoke at the
Mckenzie luncheon, and Lieut.. Paul
Perigord was the speaker at the
Grand Pacific. . ,....-
General Conference.
The first session Of the general con.
ference was held at the Auditorium
at 800, with Chairman Dorr Carroll
presiding Rev. George Buzzelle, Bis
marck Four Minute Man, invoked the
divine blessing; Secretary George N.
Remission Of the Bismarck Commercial
club delivered the address Of welcome,
and Lieut.. Gov. A. T. Kraabel Of Cliff
ford, responded on behalf OF the state.
A meeting Of the division on medi-
cal activities Immediately followed,
with Dr. Victor j. LaRose presiding.
The following program was taken up:
Lieut.. ". H. Stickney, Medical Aide
to the Governor, State. Committee,
Medical Section, Council Of National
Defense.
Dr H. j. Rowe, Secretary State
Medical Association. War Activities
Of the State and County Societies.
DR.. H. E. French, Dean of the
School of Medicine, University of
North Dakota Medical Education Of
the Public and the War.
Or. C. J. McGurren, Secretary OF
State board Of Health. Public Health
and the War. Discussions: DR.. F. r.
Smyth, Member Medical Advisory
Board. Bismarck.
DR.. John G. Lamont, superintendent
State Sanitarium for Tuberculosis.
: tuberculosis and the Rejected Res
istrant.
Discussion: DR.. W. 3. Bodenstab,
Bismarck. /
DR.. G. A. Rawlings, Member iMedica
Advisory Board, Bismarck Defective
Teeth and the Rejected 2egistrant.
Other section meetings for this af' F,
ternoon were held as follows:
Section of Agriculture, $3.50 p. M
Hon John N. Hagen, chairman.
Address-Sen. j. l. Cahill.
4 Sofo--Sen. CarrOl D.. King.
{ Discussion Ky Representatives OF
Equity Cooperate Association, Farm
ers' Union and the Grange.
Section Of Red Cioss Activities,
4::3O p. m.-Hon. N. C. Young, chair.
man. 9y u, .itf.
Address by chairman.