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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
z anglickeho volne upravil J. c.

|
ra znela, jak nasleduje:
IN. Albert S., o kterem
vcera prinesli jsme zpravu, re
zapleten byl do tajemneho zlo-
cinu v Rue de la Paix a ktery ia
ke wat byl do vysetrovaci vaz-
by, byl po SVEN predbeznem
vyslechu hned ma svobodu pro-
( pusten, jelikoz vyslo ma jevo,
ze podezreni proti nemu wink
le bylo uplne bezpodstatne. To
lik ale muzeme ctenarstvu ozna
miti, ze tajna policie nase jiz
rraveho pachatele, vypatrala;
zlocinec prchl sice pres hrani-
ce Francie, vsak ucineny byly
|. ;iz potrebne kroky, aby byl "a
teen a do Parize priveden. CITE
mari nasi mohou byti ujisteni,
re seznamfme je vzdy v cas- Sc
vsemi novymi objevy tohoto tru
chliveho dramatu, pokud totiz
zpravy ty nebudou prekazeti
tajne policii v jejich 'krocich,
ably zlocinec predveden byl
pred tvar Spravedlnosti."
Tato noticka mela ma verej-
Eost prave takovy 1cinek, jaky
Zchytraly Vibert ocekaval a ja-
ky 81 hloubi duse sve pral. O.
posicni casopisy rozepsaly Sc
hned siroce o hrubem prehmatu
policejnich organd, ktere ma ne
vinneho cloveka vrhly takove
tezke podezrenf, jenom ably We
fejnost ponekud upokojily
z:kryly svoji neschopnost -Sa
vari byl litovan jake obet' nj
C mneho policejniho zrizeni pa
Eizskeho. Pc nekolik dni byl So
vari hrdinou dne. o jeho osm a
ctyficeti hodinne vazbe psano
bylo takovym pathosem, jako
by byl stravil nevinny nejmene
dvacet rokG v tezkem zalari.
CasopisGm patrne nejednalo Sc
ami tax o Savariho - vzdyt'
ivetSine ctenarG nebyl ami znam
= ale chopily Sc afery teto ja-
ko vitane prilezitosti zasaditi
nekolik mravnich volickd VIA
de. ba casopis National prinesl
o nevi,lns zatcenem docela L.
vodni c!anek, srsici satyrou ma
vsc, CO vladni stranou vGbec
souviselo. Ton, jakym casopi-
sy. o afere te psaly, illustruje
nejlepe clanecek, vynaty z jed
noho celneho listu, ktery tuto
doslovne podavame:
| "Obcan parizsky sedi klidne
u sveho krbu a premysli o uda-
iostech prave uplynuvsfho dne.
Pojednou zaslechne slime zabu
senf ma dvere = do jeho bytu
vpadnou policejni jednatelove,
zmocni Sc jeho domacnosti, poe
Eou prehlizeti soukrome jeho
listing - jeho soukrome dopi-
sy. Opodal stoji muz v policej
nj uniforme a udili rozkazy,
jak 81 v radeni tomto mali pod
rizeni jeho pocfnati. A zepta-li
Sc obcan, do jehoz bytu Sc poll
Gle takto vetrela, po prlcine po
cinani takoveho, dostane "a cd
poved', re nema vGbec zadneho
prava po nejakych prfcinach Sc
tazati a re mu bude ma prislus-
mem miste vse vysvetleno. Emo
chi Sc no u vedomi jeho nevi
ny hnev a pokusi sc to, klasti
fadeni tomuto odpor, jsou mu
dana zeleza, on odvezen jest
do vezeni. Zde drzan jest sa-
movable ctyriadvacet hodin =
! nekdy i dele = aniz by byl wy
slechnut. Dvacet ctyri hodiny
l We vezeni nevinnemu clovekU
\ zdaji Sc byti celym stoletim !!
: Po celou tn dobu nevidi niko-
a no - niceho neslyssi - premy
: sli jenom, nepozbude-li "a krat
hou tn dobu rozumu. Konecne
81 ma neho slavne 1rady vzpome
nou. Jest veden pruvodu zan-
darmu dlouhymi chodbami do
! jiste mistnosti a mas obcan oct
e re Sc pojednou tvari v tvar wy
i setruiicimu soudci. - A nyni
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pedlive pozoroval mluvciho. jim
dy bleda tvar jeho byla rozpale
ma, jeho oci, schovane "a mo-
drymi skly, zarily, postava byla
vzrrimena bylo ma mem videti,
re vse to, co povida, povida v
hlubokem presvedceni o sve
| spusobilosti vykonati vse to, co
vykonati Sc uvolil.
I Soudce pozoruje Viberta
| zkoumave, prichazel k presved
ceni, re ma pred sebou cloveka,
jenz povolani svemu oddan je
S vasnivou laskou a co takovy
ze bude to spolecnosti platne
sluzby prokazati. Nebylo sice
zvykem vysetrujicich soudcu,
| stykati Sc policejnfmi agenty,
| ale M. Gourbet uminil 81 pri-
| padu tomto uciniti vyjimku. vi
bert byl clovek, ktery jej stale
ice zajimal, cim dele MIN mlu
vii.
"Tak Wy jste tax jist sve veci,
| re chcete veskery svdj cas- prl
padu tomuto venovati?" tazal
sc konecne soudce Viberta.
"Je-li Savari vinen, odpove-
del Vibert rychle, " kratke do
be prinesu sam dIkazy o jeho
vine. Vsak mann jednu pros
bu."
"Vyslovte se."
"Nejdrive musl byt Savari
propulsion ma svobodu."
'Stane se."
"V casopisech must byti tez
oznameno, re Sc tax stale. V
tasopisech musi byti uverejne
ma vase vypoved' tom smy-
slu, re jste sam prisel k pre-
svedceni o jeho nevine, re jest
warn Ito, re kavaliru tomu spu
soheno bylo tolik nepfijemno-
sti. Tim bude Savari ukoleban
" te commence, re jest v poll
,ejnich kruzich pokladan "a
nevinneho a ze vGbec neni vi
ce pozorovan. Tim docillme, re
Savari prestane byti tax opatr-
nym."
"Souhlasim S vami uplne,"
pravil soudce S nadsenim, ne
bot musil uznati, re plan Vi
bertuv jest vyborny. "a CO po-
tom?"
ooh, Monsieur, potion pfi-
| jde to nejobtiznejsi. Chci mi
ii cele veci dplne volne ru-
ce; nechci, ably mi bylo 1fady
Nv necem prekazeno a zaroven
rrosim, abych mel ku sve dis
lpcsici tolik penez, co bude tre
ba k prevalent mych planu.
Rozumejte mi dobre; mam-li
byti Savarimu stale ma bliZku,
muslin doprati 81 tn a tam ne
jake vystrednosti - muslin 81
hrati ma kavalira."
"Sdelim vasi zadost ma pa
tricnem miste a jsem jiz pre-
dem jist, re vam bude vyhove-
no."
"Pak, Monsieur" koncil vi
bert, "pak nezbyva mi mic jine
no, nezli sc vzdaliti a vyckati
vysledek, jakym setka Sc
mole zadost. Bude-li vyrizena
priznive, zapocnu provade.
rim svych plant bezodkladne
Po techto slovech obratil sc
X Fedore a pravil:
Madame, MONA, re bude
!. nevyhnutelne casem Sc vam
poraditi. Prosim, byste donna
vydala rozkaz, bych vzdy by
!. predpusten -"
Vibert Sc po techto slovecl
hluboce uklonil a odesel. IL
' malou chvili rozloucila Sc Fe
dora vysetrujicim soudcem
odebrala Sc S tezkymi myslen
kami ku sv6mu domovu.
> Fa'sE'f$9 ..a
Ze vSem zadostem policejni
no jednatele Viberta prlslusn
organy vyhovely, o tom sved6
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a umoreny, udreny, nevrly syn
nebo dcera narikaji: Boze, b.
re, to je kriz, hani v noci clo-
vek pokoje nema, haby 81 vod-
|pocal. Boil dedecka ia kruta
rec, polyka kasel i Shy, smrt ma
sebe vola a jen bida spokojene
Sc chechta. Jitro vstane, sko
la deti vola. Ale skola vydelku
'ukrada, proto il nutno sidtt, jak
jen mono. Radeji pokuta Sc
,odsedi - jen ably deti We Skole
"nezahalely". - Domaci vyro-
ba pracuje primitivnimi nastro
Ri a rucne a prece musi snest
konkurenci vyrobou tovarni,
opatrenou pohonem parnim a
dokonalymi stroll obrabecimi.
To jest jen tehdy mono, kdyz
material je zdarma a tax Sc kra
de, drivi v panskem lese Sc kra
de, cele odvazne vypravy Sc
podnikaji ma kmeny a spalky,
cetnici, forti a hajni zostruji
dozor, dochazi ke sporum, do
macim prohlidkam, konecne k
zalobam, pokutam a trestum.
Pafeniste bidy plodi rodi
zlocin. 80.
Hej je pouze sedlakum. Ka-
decku zeli mali We sklepe,
brambora plny 'loch'', prasat-
ko 81 zapichli, kravicky doji =
bida ma ne nemuze. VSechnem
hospodarum je hej, pouze bra
trim Porazilum tece voda do
bot. Ba hur je Jim nez chalup-
nikum, a co mluvim chalupni-
kun, hur nez podruhum. Drak
lrzi ma jejich zivnosti krve il
upiji. Otevira nenasytny chr
tan a do neho propada Sc vse-
cko, co ma svych gruntech Wy
dreli mozolnou praci, soud je
tim drakem. Par volkd dvourO-
caku Sc proda, ably bylo ma da-
me, ale penize shltne soud a da
ne S prirazkami zustavaji neza-
placeny. Ma trh do mesta Sc je-
de ma podzim. Nejlepsi obili ma
m6ri do pytlG, donna Sc necha-
va do mlyna Sc noSi skorO "a
dina, proto Porazilovic chleb
'je ubohy, cerny a trupelnaty
ljako ovesny, v sklepe krci sc
hromadka bramboru, OstatnI
Ivsechny odvezly Sc do mesta
by Sc molly zaplatit dluhy I
kupce, konta u kovare, sevct
a krejciho, ale mic Sc nepopla
ii a penize pohlti soud. SouC
: 'dere Sc do chlivku a vyzaduJ'
. 81 prasatka, ktere Sc vzdy u p
| razilu kolem vanoc Zabijelo
: Soudu do chrtanu vrazi mspo
. dyne vajicka, maslo, len, vlnu
l peri, platno - kde co je :
=, vsecko hyne, jen soud kyne
/, tloustne a mohutni, jako upl
: ma hospodarstvi lezi a je dus
e Strechy chatraji, sindel pro
: hniva, zateka do stOdoly n
y pudy, vlhkem kazi Sc pice, al
0 dry ucpavaji Sc slamou, prott
s ze penez nenl ma tesare, ba al
: Sindalku neni, vsechen Sc pre-
: dial, kdyz advokat o novou z;
0 lohu psal.
y V peklo promehoval Sc jill
l. zvolna z.vot. We svych hlavac
a NELL kolky, utraty, pokuty, ro:
l. sudky a tresty, proto nebyl
r tam mlsta pro jine staros'
It Schazel Jim potrebny kid, nu
'e ny kazdemu sedlaku V hosp
ID darstvi pocitajicimu pudo
y, pocasim, semenem, mrvou, o
L. bou. Porazilum stalo Sc vedle
a, 81 veci starati Sc o to, kdy
III krava oteli, jakou pici Sc krn
e, iak dlouha rezanka sc rez
lie cim Sc napaji, a to vsecko
O. ,krvave ma Mich mstilo. Dobytt
e. jejich byl nejhorsi V cele Oh
VI a Z daleka mezi ostatnlmi
e. poznavala Sc jejich pole pll
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PRODA Sc mala farm;cka O

PRODA Sc mala farmtcka O a
a pull akrech ma dlazdene ulici,
l mile Cd mestecka, mestska vo
da, plyn blizko, moderni dunn o
sedmi svetnicich, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, koupelna, zachod
uvnitr, velka barn, slepicnik,
,jedna krava s teletem, 80 sle-
pic, 1 prase a vsechno mensi
farmarske nacini. Budovy jsou
move. Pricina prodeje umrti
'manzela. Blizsi sdeli Emile Bo
hatka, r. F. D. 4 Geneva, Ohio.
11-29
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IfSk|kSk}klkIkYk 3fIfIlfljkSfIlf}kYk
JfndFich S. BaQr:
Posledni soud.
DHprDy.
ROMAN
jkjkVkjkjkykIRkYf| lkjkfSkJNfjkjkJfJk
DilprDy.
ROMAN.

Jinde hasi voda ohen, uleva
no - ale zde V srdcich bratr-
skych rozdmychovala pozar
hnevu a pomsty.
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DrObne
Oznarnky

PUJclME PENfZE ma druhy
mortgage ma 5 procent. BlizSi
sc sdeli v {. 335 Guardian Bldg.
=?
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch k
uceni v tiskarne Sveta. Musi Sc
vykazati ze skoly propoustscim
certifikatem. :?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
VERDICT FOR
$21,277.33 TO
GRAIN HOUSE
Reuter- & Co. Of Garrison Lose
Heavy Judgment to Mill :
City Concern
TRIAL LONG DRAWN OUT

A judgment for $21,277.33 in favor
of the Van Dusen Harrington Co. of
Minneapolis and against J. A. Reuter-
4 Co. of Garrison was returned by a
jury In federal court at noon Thurs
day The trial. which began last Fri
day morning, was one of the longest
on record in civil action in the fea
eral court for this district. The case
went to the jury at 1O:3Oya m. and by
l1:45 q. m. the jury had reached it's
verdict, rendering judgment for the
full amount claimed by the plaintiff.
YA9,,917.9l plus interest at seven per
cent from September /, 1917.
j. A. Reuter- & Co., who are engaged
in various lines of business at Garri-
son. among. other things acted as
agents there for the Minneapolis COM
mission company, which extended it's
local representatives a line of credit
running as high as $4,000. The ltiga-
ton involved amounts covering al
legged losses in speculations made dur
ing the summer of 1917, in which
Reuter- & Co. acted as agents for To-
cal farmers and traded in flax futures
through the Van Dusen Harrington
Co. The Garrison companys defenses
were that some of the transactions
were purely speculative and therefore
illegal and that in another instance
the Van Dusen Harrington Co. had dis
regarded the defendants notice to can
Gel selling and buying orders.
The Van Dusen Harrington Co.
proved that insofar as it was con-
cerned It had no knowledge of the
speculative nature of the business, but
believed its local agent to be dealing
in grain with view to actual deliv-
cry, and that in the second instance
the cancellations ordered by the Gar
rjson company were not received by
the plaintiff until after the transac-
tions to which these cancellations re-
ferred had been consummated. d
Andrew Miller of Bismarck and
Judge Simpson Of Minneapolis repre-
scented the Van Duseh Harrington Co.
James Manahan. former congressman
at large, from Minnesota, and r. l..
Fraser, of Garrison represented Reu-
ter & Co. Much local color was in.
jected into the trial by Attorney Man
ahan, and the examination of venire.
men in impaneling a jury and the
cross examination of witnesses for the
plaintiff was at times highly inter.
esting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
SHOCK TROOPS
RENEW ATTACK
FRIDAY NIGHT
Gen. Whitney Asks Battalions to
Report at Grand Pacific
.4> j. Hotel

General J. l.. Whitneys big Sbattal-
ion of shock troops which was to
have attacked the Anderson 100 acres
on the Hackney ranch near Mckenzie
on Wednesday evening, but which was
prevented by the rain, will renew it's
drive Friday evening. when the vol.
unteer shOckers will assemble at the
Grand Pacific hotel at o'clock sharp.
Cars will be in waiting to transfer
them to the scene of operations, and
Chairman Whitney of the local feder.
al labor reserve committee hopes to
clear up this job in short order.
Saturday evening will be reserved
for the travelling men. C. NJ. Henry
Hoist has been named chairman Of
a special committee which will round
up the travellers for an important cam.
paign near the city limits. A majority
of the capital city knights of the grip
will be in by this time land Capt
Henry promises that they will show
the business men how little the latter
really know about this game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
COMMUNITY SING
a WITH EDWARDS

It was announced today that com.
munity sing will be held in connection
with the address of Capt. Frank Ed
wards Of the Royal Fusiliers at the
Auditorium Tuesday evening. The
musical program will be brief but in.
teresting. and the combined musical
clubs and choirs of the city will di.
rest the singing, in which the entire
audience will be invited to participate
Mrs. John A. Graham, who is in
charge of the program asks the sing.
ers Of the city to assemble at the
Commercial club at 7:30 Monday even
ing for brief rehearsal in prapara.
tion for the community sing. The pro-
gram probably will consist Of two or
three community patriotic numbers, a
duet and solo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
Aircraft Board ~
Is Scathed In
Committee Report

Washington, D. c., Aug. 22-The re.
port Of the senate sub committee in
vestigating aircraft production was
submitted today, with a scathing ar.
rangnment OF delay during the early
part Of the war, and praise for the
program as it has been carried out
latterly. Failure to adopt success
full foreign airplanes and motors. and
the waste Of millions of dollars on air.
planes by inexperienced automobile
manufacturers and excessive profits
to manufacturers are among the criti-
cisms made. The committee recon-
mends the establishment of bureau
on aircraft production. / u
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Returning From Lakes.

Returning From Lakes. >
The waning OF summer, with the ap-
proach Of the fall semester in the city
schools. is bringing Bismarck people
home from the lakes. DR.. and Mrs.
S. B. Toney returned the middle of the
week from Alexandria, Mimi, where
Mrs. Tondy and the children had
spent several weeks, and where Or.
Toney enjoyed weeks vacation
while en- route from Chicago, where
he had attended the national dental
associations annual convention. Mr..
and Mrs. O. N. Durham will return the
latter part of this week or the first Of
next from their summer cottage on
Lake Melissa, near Detroit, as will
Mrs. Victor ]. LaRose and two daugh-
ters. and Mrs. w. H. Bodenstab. DR..
Bodenstab. who spent some time with
his family at Pettibone lodge, near
Detroit proceeded by automobile to
Milwaukee. Wis, with Robert and
Katherine Fodenstab. Senator and
Mrs. c. w. McGray and son Archi BALD,
who. spent the summer at Pettibone,
will be home for the beginning of
school. Mrs. Harold Wright and son
and little, daughter spent some time
at her parents cottage on Lake Sally,
ne.r Detroit, while en- route from an
extended vacation VISIT with relatives
in Wisconsin. Mr.. Wright spent few
days with them at Lake Sally and pre-
coded them home Miss Lydia Keith.
an of State Auditor Kositzky's office
is home from two weeks at Pettibone
lodge, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Guss.
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Brown
have motored home from Shoreham,
where they spent an enjoyable two
weeks. and Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Dollar
have motored home from the Hoskins
cottage on Lake Sally. Mrs. E. T.,
Eurke and children, who spent the
summer at their cottage on Lake
Sally, will be home in time for the
opening of school. Master Robert
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22

will take, the part of Illinois" IN "The
Masque of Illinois, to be given here
August 26, under the auspices Of the
Illinois Centennial Commission as part
of the celebration Of the anniversary
of the adoption Of the first constitu-
ton of Illinois
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
Red Cross Picnic
Home for Visit

R. A. Tracy, assistant to Chairman
Rogers of the Ninth federal reserve
district Liberty loan committee, is
home for brief visit after spending
some time in the eastern part of the
state with Chairman Mcdowell of
Marion in preparation for the Fourth
Liberty Loan campaign.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
SUPPLIES COMING.

Carloads OF supplies are arriving
at Adjutant General Fraser's- office in
preparation for. the new registration
which Provost Marshal General Crowd
er hopes to be able to call for Sep
TENDER 5. Indications are that when
congress says go" everything will be
in shape to move Immediately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
Home From Fishina.

H. H. Steele, president of the Provi-
dent Insurance CO., returned at noon
today from Madison, Mont, where he
had enjoyed several weeks fishing
AS an evidence of his prowess he
brought with him some handsome
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
ROYAL Neiahbors.

The Royal Neighbors will meet in
regular session Friday evening, Au.
gust %, at the Knights of Pythias hall.
The meeting will be called to order
at { p. M.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22

Enjoy the dinner and dance at the
Mckenzie Thursday evening after
The Wanderer." 8 q Ct
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
SWISS HOTEL OWNERS
TO INCREASE RATES

Berne. Aug. 22.-At a general meet
ing of Swiss hotel proprietors it was
decided to demand an increase of 20
cents per day for board of interned
persons. r..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22

Birdzell is home from Pettibone lodge.
Judge l.. e. Birdzell went on to the
Twin Cities before returning to Bis
marck. i'
-BUY v. &. s.---
Enjoy the dinner and dance at the
Mckenzie Thursday evening after
The Wanderer" ~ s q It
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
Is En- Route Home.

Miss Bergliot Caspary, having fin
ished her work with the Chicago mus
zeal college in normal training and vo-
cal, and after very successful term
iwth Oscar Saenger of New York in
private vocal work, sand with Miss
Donovan Of Chicago in dramatic ex-
preston, is now visiting friends at
Moorhead and Fargo en- route home,
expecting to return to Bismarck next
week to resume her studio work here
the first part Of September. Her sum-
mer's work has been successful be-
You'd her expectations and the talent
ed young Bismarck woman has re-
ceived many fine compliments on her
work while with the Chicago musical
college. On her way home she stop.
ped off for few days in Minneapo.
lis, calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wv
Ian, formerly of Bismarck, and other
friends. 'mH
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22

DISTRICT BOARD TO MEET.
Tn district draft board will meet
this week to 60 into the reclassifica.
,tion of registrants who signed up with
Uncle Sam last June.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
S.. Chief Meets Sister.

One day this week big Chief"
Chris Martineson walked down to the
Northern Pacific station and kissed
a handsome young woman whom ne
had never seen before, Chris then
FASTENED 4 explain that the young
woman whom he so fondly saluted as
she stepped from the North Coast linn
tied was his "kid sister," born after he
had left the paternal home in. Den
mark, and whom he had known here
tofore only by correspondence. Mr..
Martineson's sister is Mrs. A. NJ.
Glack. She now resides in New York
city, where her husband holds re-
sponsible post with one of Gotham's
greatest department stores. She is on
her first trip west, having come all
this distance to make the acquaint-
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ance of big brother whom she had
never seen. f rH.
The n. c, Of L,

Brooks H0skins, who left Bismarck
last week to join an engineering corps
at Camp Washington, near the nation.
al capital, believes he knows some
thing about the high cost of living.
Brooks reached Washington too late
in the evening to get to camp the
same night. He found lodgings in a
very mediocre hotel, far from the mad
dening crowds, and it cost him one
ten-spot. in spite of the fact that he
wore badge indicating that he was
a member of Uncle SAINTS national
army. Brooks friends suggest that
congress might investigate some prof.
iteering on its own doorstep,
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THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB WILL ~.
HAVE ITS DAY NEXT SATURDAY

The Thursday Musical club day at
the Country cluu, originally scheduled
for today; and announced last evening
as having been postponed until next
Monday because of this evenings at
traction at the Auditorium, will be he
instead Saturday afternoon and even
ing of this week, when a general inI
tatiOn is extended Bismarck folk to
enjoy a few pleasant hours at the
Country club as guests Of the city's
pioneer musical organization
AutOes will be in waiting at the
Ice Cream Social. a <
An ice cream social will be given
by the BAPTIST Sunday school on the
church lawn on Fourth street Friday
evening. A fee of fifteen cents will
be charged for refreshments.
Enters Hospital. ~
Mrs. G. L. Price, AT First street,
who was compelled by illness to re,
turn Sunday from a vacation at Petit
bone lodge, near Detroit, Mimi, has
entered the Bismarck hospital.
Napoleon Publisher Here.
o. F.Bryant, publisher of the Ma
poleon Homesteam, and one Of the
Slopes most clear'thinking and hard,
hitting newspaper men, was a caller
today, on route home from Fargo.
=. Red Cross Picnic.
A Red Cross picnic will be held at
the Oscar Satter home, a half-mile
east and halfmile south of Baldwin,
Sunday, August 255. The general PUB.
lie IS invited, and it is hoped that a
large number OF pebple from Bis
marck as we'll as from other parts
of the county will attend ~
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Grand Pacific and the First Baptist
church on Fourth street from 2 to
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon for the
benefit Of those who desire convey
ance to the Country club, where the
afternoon will be devoted to knitting.
In the evening dancing party will
be given. A charge OF so cents per
couple and ten cents extra ladies will
be made, and the proceeds of the en-
tire day will be turned over to the
Red Cross treasury. Orchestra music
will be provided. -
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graylng and brook trout. Mrs. Steele
and children. who had spent the sum-
mer at Seattle, where Miss Helen
studied music under Prof Meyer Of
!, Chicago, are also home - ~
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Struck it Rich.

Fl:ends OF Roger Il. Reynolds, pop
ular Bismarck lumber salesman who
entered the army some time ago, have
cards from his announcing that he is
at Saens, attached to the commissary
department. in the very midst of the
eats "a corporal, already, and thor
Oughly enjoying life.