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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
New Dance Numbers on Victor.
ri, Records.

Dancers may consider themselves
fortunate in the presentation OF two
such catchy tunes as Tickle Toe. =
medley Fox-Trot, and "Going Up" a
medley One-Step from the recently
produced happy.gc-lucky musical farce,
Going Up" The Victor Military Band,
which plays them, adds color and zest
with its mellow brass and woodwind
and the clash Of cymbals.
The first two of a series OF standard
songs interpreted by Laura Littleheld
appear on new Victor Records just IS:
s1ed.~. They are the Cradle Song" and
The Little Dustman" by Brahms. Both
have become classics in the realm of
children's songs. Mrs. Littlefeld has
soprano voice Of fresh and vibrant
quality and an interpretative gift both
Of which she uses with telling effect
in the Interpretation OF these two ex-
Quisite gems.
The cream Of all that is new and best
in music from month to month is avail
able always on Victor Records. Not only
Victrola owners, but anyt1e interested
in music (and who is not?) can hear
.ehrs,Eke,ion they wish by stopping ii1s
at The nearest Victor dealers.
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sFrom Amidon.

J. s. Douglass, county treasurer OF
Slope, and T. NJ. Agnew. county audi
tor and secretary Of the Slope county
draft board and of the Slope county
council of defense, are In the city with
business before the dictrist draft
board, - = -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10

Mr.. Remple, who has been indicted
into service with the national army.
has joined his medical corps at Camp
Grant, Rockford, ILL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
VISITING Daunhter.

Mrs. Mudgett of Valley City is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. S. r. Hollings'
worth, 523 fifth street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
To Lenhart Farm.

Many Bismarck motor parties will go
to the Lenhart farm six miles north
Of the city, to attend the Red Cross
dance to be given this evening by la
dies OF, the hay Creek chapter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10

With emotions kindled under the
burning rays of the Italian sum-. the
Italian is apt to express everything he
feels. Americans could not do that
without visible show OF self-conscious.
ness. When Caruso sings a song Of
this calibre he interprets the feeling
of his countrymen in Inasterful fashion.
as is demonstrated by the glowing fer
vor he has put into the Victrola record
of this melodious ballad. H..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10

weeks vacation visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Weber, at
New England.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
ALMA GLUCK IT'D.
REEVES ANoTHERoLD
AMERICAN SONG
Interpretation Bids Fair to Rival
Popularity Of Gary Ne Back
Y to Old Vlrglnny." ~

EEP in the af.
fections of all
our people lie
those older
American songs,
SO near akin to
to folk songs in
their simplicity
and bea uty.
Thereisapathos
and tenderness
in these heart
touching inelo-
dies that have
esta blish!:ed
<he,,, forr s1f
time. This is
sSf.. A...-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
TO SEW FOR RED CT

= The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet in the new Red Cross
rooms In the Masonic temple Thurs
day afternoon to sew for the Red
Cross, All members are urged to be
present,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
Fine Baby Giri.

A fine baby daughter was born at
St. Alexius hospital this week to Mr..
and Mrs J. l.. Bankston, S2l Fourth
street. - -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
Devotional Meeting.

A devotional meeting. with a regu.
larly appointed leader, will be held
this evening at the First Baptist
church, on Fourth street, announces
Rev. G. B. NewcOmb
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
Swedish Ladies, Aid.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
when all members are urged to at
tend. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
In New Home.

General and Mrs. Angus Fraser and
family are now Occupying the Cordner
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RUSSIANS ON EVE |;
OF CONsCREIPT']['I]'O,N

Paris, July 1o.wspeaking at the
opening day Of the general congress
of Russian soviets, Leon Trotzky, the
Bolsheviki minister Of war said. &C
cording to a dispatch received here
from Basel this mornings
Russia is on the eve of a general
military service cOnscripti0n:"
Trotzky also emphasized the neces-
sity of Russia. having q powerful army.
PITY ". S. S.
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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residence at First and Avenue A.
where they will make their home for
the summer. htSr#s
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From shoreham.
1Motored Down.

Mr.. and Mrs. .B. J. Achoergge Of
N,illiston motored down yesterday. Mr..
Schoergge will spend the remainder of
the week in the city attending board
meetings. T.. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
PAINTED WOODS COUPLE
(, MARRIED IN BISMARCK,

Mr.. John Putt and Miss Phoebe
Schafer, both of Painted Woods, were
united in marriage in Bismarck, Rev.
e. F. Alison of the Swedish Lutheran
church officiating. The couple were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Peter
son of Painted Woods. The bride and
groom are both we'll known young peo-
pie who are popular in the commun-
ity where they will make their home.
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70 Biaisdell.
,Mr. and Mrs. III. r. Keller have mo.
tored to Raisdell for a visit with rel
f5%aa attending Meeting
"a. H. ,SOlstad of Grand Forks is in
the: city attending meeting Of the
district draft board.
Coming Home.
Miss Ida IverSon, who has been Wis
iting in Fargo and Grand Forks fol-
several weeks is expected home this
week. @'sa. 5l#ss5 :
ia From Minot.
DR.. Archibald d. MCDANIEL. Frank
P. Taylor, Mr.. Porter and S. S.
Boden are members of a motor party
in the city. from Minot.
.}' :E From Shoreham.
MIR. and Mrs. C.HB. .Nupen, 100 Ave.
nue. g., are home, from Shoreham,
.Minn, whittier they motored to at
tend q family reunion at the lake.
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MIR. and Mrs. III. +. Keller have mo-
tored to Blaisdell for visit with rel
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Sin Far0o
70 Blajsde1l,

Mr.: and Mrs:.E. J: Taylor are in
Fargo this Week. Is. :as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-10
From. Dawson,

a.g rom Dawson. ..t
8. E. KcpplcEapt Dawson is in the
city. t,v..,z,;;ss !. is;
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nen. Die 9engcl fd9allten iidy Den
gorfda, Der gliidlidermciie felae
Wtenicbenleben foroerte, ails elmer ges
rillgen gntfernung an; ttn6 ihrenl
eiaenen @eltanonis batten tic nltr ies
ben ipolell, mas pailieren piiroc
gluf 9llltrag ibrer elteru ipllroeii Die
illnaer Strolde bis 5lI ibrer @ro6=
j1brigfeit nod Der Staatss ssHeforii-
.lhule geidlidt.
Der in einenl 9etentionslager
in Noro=Gorolina internierte 9eutlde
Otto Sd)umlann miro pom 9iItrifts=
anipalt in Goncorb, q. g., lest be.
id)uIoiat, Die poblbabenoe 8itiuc
gfauo Sing aus Gbiacgo i'm .angnIt
{. -. BEL Bladipeloer SprinaS cr-
id)ollen 81 baben. Der 8erbadt fiel
oamols anf @aiton g. Means, Der
oas gigelltum Der @etotetelt perlpal-
tete. Means tpuroe auf pro5elliert,
aber freigelprehen. Der Sfaatsall7
ipalt bebauptet ieBt, Sdumann ba-
be beabiid)tigt, Means 5ll totem, aber
Ieblgelfoiien ilto sSrau iang getrof-
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gs miro bierl1lit 5ur &enlitniB ge-
brad)t, onB bos gdtbare Goulttp-
Gonn1iiidrs @erid)t BON 9erar
gountp, Seras, am aipeitelr Montag
i'm Mai oieles sabres 1918, aIlo aiil
.orei3ebnten Gage oieies Monats. als
5teller Musgleidungsbeboroe sit-
ialnlneittreten nno IN Sislng bleihen
miro, fir oen 3tpef, bonn Steller-4l-
IeIior BON 8erar Gouttp aIle feline
4lleiimentliltefl, Bii1er etc. bebuf5
ibrer sSnipeftion &orreftion, Nus
sIei1ung 1nto gaitatignng entgegelt-
5unebmen.
3itm 3engniB bierfiir meme lIn-
teribriftsntit beigefiigtem 0ffice-Sic-
5eI in San Mntonio, Seras, an oie-
lem fiinfitno5lpan8iglten 9age oes
MpriI M. 9. 1918.
{Sieeel) FRANK r. NEWTON,
Gonntb Glerf, Nerar Gomntp, Seras.
(Nnaeiael
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nlilIiollell Dollar
llon unluem prddoenlen lir oa5 9eer
uom l0ngre6 uerlangt.
Sser9rD6er,,n9 ces @eeres.
Seiuf midtigfu 0iadridttu pont
Grifgsldanplab,
111cilfets 2lrtillcrief6m1p
Shwere Hnklagen gegen Tllltgleder des
"Hireraft- Board.
6emeral. Yoitmetiter 6nrleiOn a 3
Genior Der HOitiad)eu.

Gun0Dner Sepeldjell mel0en, oaH
cmglild)e guftld]iffer bic GiIenbnbn iii
0icoeubDfen nno bic Garl Sfnette-
Merle bontbarbiert baben.
AMs Gpm iuirb genielbet, III Oeu
Sprfe Gtpceareobp anf ben Nbbangen
oes Mpnfnefa,. babe Elm 9satrDmillen-
aanpf itattsrfnnben.
Nnf benz gliiago Hlateait fail6en
slrtiaeric Sample itnft. Sci Sailu-
rpfio iurbe eine gfnsabf fein6lid)er
Ermppem aus eiaan6er geiagt. Mud)
an peridieberten auDern Grtrn bat=
ten sic gStafiener Grfplge 81 pcr5rid)-
ilen.
Mits A5eliingfors luiro genteloet
onf bic o8eifle Wnroe," bic SrMppen
Scr finniidrn Meeirrnns, jebt i'm Be
lib non gans ssillnlanD ieien. &c
Mniicn iollen an Der finnildeu ssrput
arpke srnppenmaiien snIammenacs,
gen babcn. Sie Iullen &eritGrfnngen
uon Gnflanb erbnlten baben.
Die 9emti6en lolleu In &ielu, Der
Samptitabt Der llfraine, cine Militar-
periunltnng eingerid)tet nnb mebrsrc
Mitglieber Der llfraine Gegieruns
pcrbaftet baben, ba bic Jiegisrmne,
,uie lie bebanpten, iid) nls 81 lducdJ
erluieien babe, Weiek nnb Er6nnng
aiifredt sn balten.
H6ie Yeidnloignnsen uerben ae-
gen NitglieDer oes glirrrnft Hoaro
erbobcn. Mlan ioll ben Yr6iibenten
IN Ye5ng amf ben gibertD Niotor ae-
tdnld)t, man ipll gelo nerIhiuenbet
baben nnS iidJ b0s,uillise 6anbInn-
gen sn S6nlben ba6rn fpninen lai-
len. Cine regmlare @eridlp6rnns
ioll eriitiert baben. Die slnflaesn
aeben bon 6em Yil0baner Nmton
gorglnm nus Cine seuamc llnteriu-
dung iuiro porgenDmmen.
Stnrfe Cpppiition lit i'm Sennt &C
gen ben 3niak 5nm Spipnaae oie-
lei, erbpben, Der Dem Weneral Epit-
meiiter gnrleIon Dns 9ied)t giebt,
Eoitiad)en fir iolde %eripnem snriid-
5nbaltcn, ans @riinoem, Die Inn ae-
.miigen peroadJtig erIdeinen, baf lie
Die Ypit in elmer Neiie bemnben, luel-
DIE Die 8eltimmnngen bes Spiunage-
WeIetes perlebt.
Wian glnnbt Jest, bae Bic giberfu-
Ynlei6e iiberseid)nct luirb, luenn nlan
Sieie Gage nod nit 6pdSrmf arbci-
tct. S2,751,3S0,700 iuaren geitern
abeno geseidnet. Ter aeitrige Saa
bat fir Die 9lnleilc i72 Willipncn
Collar aebrad)f.
Der Sdlab BON Eeriien lpia fir
100000 gi6erti Bombs fanfen.
Gin Sdiueiser namens Niuersel
1T in Tintennes BON ben Transoicn
,ts Spiun binaeridltet luur6cu.
Cine 1epeid)e ans gpnbon meloet,
9entIdDlanb luullc ben aDnig nou Nm
risitiem abieBen.
CbgleidD GentIdlauo mno bic Sir
fei fiir5lidD melbeten, Die Gnglamoer
ieien ge5luumgen murben, i'd mad
Dem 8cititfer bes Sorban 5nriid-
snsieGen, meloet 6eneral slllcn6l,
BAH er aaf Der Citieite oes Slniies,
iiiblih bon Gs-Sait, einen erfolgrei-
den Nnariff auf Die Siirfen gemadDt
nnO 300 bon linen gefansen senum-
men babe 2IrnbiidJe Srnppcn ba6en
lpeitlid) bonn ,Sor0an, an Der peoja,.
Sabn, 800 @efaneene gemadt. Wies-
ralI 1T, ,uie id1on semeloet, aenonl-
men.
Nus gonbon ,uirb gemefocf, ole
ensliihrn Srmppen in Ealaitina bat.
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
May 3rd as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
graiibent Nilipn bat ben Sonsreh
mn eine 8eapillignna pon $1,000
Nsillipnen Collar fir bas Seer nnb
nm slntboriIdtipn eriudjt, bas Seer
nm 10 Diei GDlbaten, luie nl0glidj
nn6 n0tig lit, ID uerar6Rern. So
idlcinf, ban man bic Seiuiilignng
Elm Seer BON iiiinbcitens brei Wiillio-
iadt einem 6eer non ntinbeitens 0rei
Wiilliumen Wiam bercdnct fat. Winn
iunroe nliu benz jei,igcn Seer nDdj ei-
nc Msillipn Manm tin5nfiigen miiiien.
Hnd iuGbreno bes seitrigen nnS
burgeitrisen Snges lit an Der Gront
in ssranfreid nidts SeIonoeres pai-
iiert. Gs fdeinen baitptiadlid slr-
tillcricfampfe ltattgefnn0en 5u Ga<
ben. So III slanoern, IN Der 6eseilo
BON eoere mnS Wit. Geniinel, itnb AM
9ebbafteiten in Der Neaeno pon @ier-
81 = - - ~ ser sssssnS ,,m sasre Inn
S;e fron,;;i;id,rm etslfnuoen id,arf
heid,oiieu M,tdl ,ueiter iHSiid, in Ser
@etbnne Wcgeno nub nod iueiter
Iiiblih in Der 9sircaroie, bei Mnticns
mnS onSsrs,lso. i,t Sie Nrfilfer;e her
0entidleu tatia aelueien. glndj in Ser
0eaeno BON @ilitrssy syrttonneaur hat
Mrf;l(rr;e Ism,r stntto,s,tuSeu
SfSr0lidl uon Ser sipre n Ser Weoeub
non s6ennies fol,sn Sc 0eufid,en eii-
uen Mnariff amfsi Sic fraus0iiId,eu
Gtcfnnaen aemadlt, ipnroen ober ,iis
riiforid,looen "a IdIeiut ;et,f. ia
perlitdifeu 6ie Nenfidiem cine idlluodlr
Gfelle in Ser oeoneriidlen syrput IN
finSen. nm, einerr ,,e,len 0urdlbrmd,s,-
perjudl ri madden uodlSr,n ifr Ior-
nrinor,t oeoeu yfm;ens neulidI burdl
e,sransoirn 4 nnS Mmer;fonsr oufoefols
fen II
s,Dr6lid, MN ghapianon nnb uorS.
,ucifiid, nan ge6eims habeu Sir Cent.
5dIeu ,rfpfaluIe gfnoriffe oeuad,t
9;e esron,a,.n ho6sn r.; Mno,;f.
s.. "ns a. SUa Mam6sa ss;tl;d' ""sm ,,a,,
Eane,,4i. -rs, ,..a, % ,,sraI;h san @
s,.nt'o .sr a',,;aa ms;anosns asr,od. I
a.; sss,.tss,. a,'s ss,,sa So sas;Asu ",
o.;tsr, s;,,sa Maer;si y 80 os,.od,t ''u,s@ Ssr
nm ar S., Taals,,Sssn s, ,,,r;;da.;d,foasa ss ~
.... w s o"sA'a ''''"ss"
% ~ ,,. ,.,a.n >as So.
scs1s ~ e., o.a"aSl.n a 'iss" sss' ;,;4 Sae y . ~"
Sna:U, U ~" % .ai Ssn@s ias'D.'''' w.
@aiSs ra,, SaasarS sr"''s"sa aara.armvo nY :" ~
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ten mad ser Giumalme ppn Gs=Snlt
cine 9eicoerlage erlttten. Sic Gattem
nenn Ganpnen nno cine 9ln5abl Efer-
DC all Die siirfem perlpren. Die
Mannid)aften batteu it'd aber aile
retten f1mneil. Sci Der Ginitabme pull
Gs=Snlt mnrbeu 33 9entidle nno
81 Siirfen aefangen genDmnten.
aiimftis iollen luieber Die slorei=
len Ser Spten itnb @erlunnoeten III
sen @erlnitliiten mitgeteilt luerOeir.
Sin neler enslild)er SradJtbam
pier, Ser ieine critic sSal)rt iiber Den
Ssean mndJie, bat nabe Der irtid)en
aiiite Elm oentld)es ltnterieebpot per-
icnft. Sas Gififf Wnr init Den mencn
Ginridjtnnaen sar Sefanpflng Oct
lIntcricebppte Derie6en.
glns Ymiterbam iiurb gemrlDet, Die
,somrnaliiten Winrimilian A5nrOeE,
gSittima mmo sbeobpr @pfff ,uiirben
smalcidl NIT Dem syiiriten sidlnplus=
fg, Dem friiheren SotIdlafter nua
gDnDun, Deltet fitr5ltd) nefpffenflta)Ie
Senf,uiiroigfeiten iibcr ben arieg
cim nnscbenres slnfieben crregt ba=
ben, prpseiliert iueroen.
ltnier uSGippil.s @oarS" nat oen
san ppn fiinfsis bDi5ernen obaracs"
arseorSnet, Dir fir bsn aol!entrans=
rcrf an Der &iiite bepllbt luersea lal=
fcl
General Sal5mann in 8aibingtpn
erflarf, nnier aellp sSiclS ueroe
mid)ts nm yebentitns perlieren.
gsadJbem fiinf WpdJen iibrr Die
slmslpabl elmer sSurp ueraanaen 'ua=
rem, bat in Gbieaau Der Ero;ef &c
aen Sic 1t3 Tiifrer Der Snbnitrlal
SSprfers of tbc 8prlo bespnneu.
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St.Iamo

Ons eesl1ifi5fontite 0es Senats
f,ot Sic poraelhlaaene @eicsaebllng
,1eaen Sic ssnoltltrial g}orfers Of thc
NsorlD autdebeiBplt
gurd, Sic Grplollou cines grp-
Ren ,SeIiel gallons pom Gacqlotz
5np mairoen ali Dem 8errain Der
sSollpn-s dule bei Slnaba, 9teb., 5lpsi
Solboten aetotet uno ad)tjchn crlit.
fen Sd,pere grallolpilnoei1. Scr nlad,-
tioe gol(on Sd,uppen, in Dem bic
erplolion erfolate, branilte bis alif
beu @rltuo nicoer.
st o,elp g)prf lit @ol. 9llbert
yseis, Ser Setter nno geiiser Der
s(nlerican 1beatrical Grdauge," i'm
SITTER BON 7f eSabrell aeItorbelt.
ssseis fpntrollierte Sheoter in geras,
(s5eproio genlleIiee uno peridGeoenen
auoeru Siioitoatel. Gr lpar in
Deutjd,loro acboren uno batten oell
giroerfriea1 auf Der fonffoeriertell
Scite uritqernod,t
Ser Gd,neioermeilter s.. Gteins
hpls lpuroe BON oe,t GniaJ)ts of 9D
berfn (,SrciheitsritterlD neaell aIl-
oeblid, unpatriotild,cr gemerf1rngen
o,,foehanat 4 Bis or biegeIiunllna Uer-
loren hofte gr ipuroe fann abaez
5fnitteu mchrere Stunoea al einen
Baum apbuuocn mo ipie eiil miloes
rier sur Sd,an aeIteat. Spaicr
sf,offteu sic ,Sreibeitsritter ben miB-
honneIten D,auu in einen slntonlo-
iii fort lmo fiber ieineu gerbIcib lit
nid,ts uiheres bpfount 9(ehnIie1 en-
nina - II ocrielben Stoot benz
Teutid,cu @eoro aotcr, Der ausqe.
peitid,t .oetecrt ms oefeocrt uuo oani
an cine I'M Eorf oufac;teIIte aanolle
nefettet mIr0e Die Ssplisci rettcte|
Sru )lnoliicflirhe,l ,lub brod,te i'm III
lejner Siderfcit i'm (5efaua,,is I'M
ter gic ,SreIheitsritter 6enod,rid,tio.
te, oip 9pitunoen lornie sic Iolisei,
hof 5ip G;bpr IN eil,eu, .,Iul,orteiiIdnea
qsrosee fiir Sdnilbio befuuben mo
uod ihren, eiaene,, Strofaeiebbllci)
nerl,rteift ,,,,n beltroit hattell
gtmo f;;nf,io mosfierte qlin.
upr idIpnntcr IN g,id,n1oro. Sol.
nen Se,,tSden e,lino W1niid, mahreno.
ser a,oftseit nus ipi,,cm so,lfe uno
nro,eSiisrten i'm mol cr feiuen 81.
bcrtn gsona aefo,,ft botte er tpllr.
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= 0ans sleidL ii6er iuelde 9laiie
pon @aaren Sic 81 6isponieren min
ld)en, benndrid)tigen Sic nns bauon.
Gs mirb in Sbrem ,Sntereiie iein.
|. BRENNER & CO.,
10S Gule0a0 Sfrafe.
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fen. Meons ion friiber Elm 9gent srss
oeutider 9iegiernng Jelpelen iein
ino Die Metbooen ourb iDelbe lis6
9eutitblailo anpfer nno @nnlnli aus
oeit Ser. Staatcn perlhaffte, aefannt
baben. lin Weans 81 perbinoern,
oiele Metbooen befanat 81 geben, has
be Sd)unlunn i'm erIdieBen iuolien.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01
Charity Work for State.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, March Charity should
be taken out Of the hands Of societies
and organizations and admin istered
by the state. according to Judge John
Stelk today. Judge Stelk attacked
the system Of sending society work
ers, Equipped with only the oratorical
knowledge into homes OF the poor
to relieve suffering.
He declared one-third of the male
married population Of Chicago would
be under lock and key every night, il
all warrants demanded in the court OF
domestic relations were granted. A
reconciliation bureau" was given as
the chief need of the court. Gadding
and afinities cause most domestic
troubles, according to the report.
Judge Stelk advocates eugenics and
q modified system Of birth control.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01
80 ,(ZPG2ERXXIWGa
l11azEs1s4s - NEWS q
sP OR E T TIE S

! Coach Maurice A. Kent of the Iowa
baseball squad is getting ready FOR
spring baseball practice, even though
he has not yet finished his basket
ball schedule. He has strong
nucleus of veterans for his 1918 scor-
ing machine and expects to pat a
formidable army in the field. Among
the vets are Captain Frank, catcher;
Won Lackum, eenterfeld; Harbinson,
right fielder; Brown, left fielder; Oh
son, first sacker; Kramer, second
baseman, and Layton, third baseman.
Pete Wiser of Davenport and
Charley Peters of Omaha will do a
little graphing at Cedar Rapids next
Monday night. according to the
dopester on the Cedar Rapids Even
ing Gazette. He says it will be speed
and science versus science and speed
when these two meet There is less
than ten pounds difference in weight
and both claim that 1t is speed that
gets them into positions that will
give science a chance. They are
about equal in weight, science, speed,
confidence and experience. The fans
of the Parlor City are looking for
ward to mighty good bout.
Zbysko will depend entirely on his
toehold to throw Stecher when they
meet tonight in New York and Of
course, Stecher is depending on his
scissors grip. 1t will be battle of
one hold against another and fans
are eager for the outcome. All great
battlers have one pet hold that they
trim up in perfect style and the
question to be decided tonight Is,
which is the better hold, a toe hold
or scissors.
Harry Glenn. catcher. and Duke
Duncan, outfielder, Of the st. Paul
club of the American association have
been placed in class / of the draft,
James Smith, substitute infielder
of the Giants, was released to the
Braves yesterday. He was sent to
Boston to complete three cornered
deal of the Braves. Cubs and Giants.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01
GUARDING
CLAUDE PORTER
Bomb In Federal Building Near Offices
Of Attorneys Prosecuting
!. w. w. In Chi
cago.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, March 1.-Secret ser
vice men today sought persons who
placed high explosive bomb in the
federal building near offices occupied
by attorneys prosecuting the I. w.
W. The 12-inch steel cylinder was
found by Francis Dobson, nephew of
District Attorney Clyne, in room
formerly occupied by Special Investi-
gator Hinton Clabaugh.
Chemists declared the bomb was
made Of foreign powder and jagged
slug which if exploded would have
wiped out records in the l. W. W.
cases. The fuse was not lighted, ac-
cording to one report. 1t was the
second bomb found in the federal
building IN the last two months.
Special precautions were taken to-
day to guard Claude Porter, q. S.
attorney of an Iowa district, and
Frank K. Nebeker of Salt Lake City,
special counsel in the l. w. w prose
cution, whose offices were endangered
by the bomb found last night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01
EVEN MONEY
NOW WANTED
American Association votes Seven to
One for Even Money at the
Gate for Coming
Season.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March L.
American association magnates are
about seven to one for "even money
at the gate this season. They would
soak fans a nickel or dime above the
regular seat price in order to pay the
war tax and provide Red Cross fund.
Tom Chivington, Louisville, is the
holdout. He sees the fans climbing
his back porch at night with bricks
and clubs should the raise in price
go through. He's playing stonewail
game and other magnates just ad-
journed the meeting last night so they
could easier break him down today.
A playing schedule was adopted with
little difficulty The season will open
May and continue until September
%. President Tinker of Columbus,
has a scheme to keep the players on
their toes all season. He wants each
club to give $500 to fund which at
the end of the season will be put up
for championship series between the
two high teams.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01
Western League Meet.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DES MONIES, Iowa, March l.
Western league magnates will gather
here next Monday to arrange the play
ing schedule for the coming season.
President Dickerson announced the
owners would all be present and that
arrangements would be made to tide
over teams who were in financial
slump last year. A 143 game sched-
ule is likely, starting about May 1.
1t is thought the Lincoln, Neb.,
franchise will be sold to syndicate
Of Sioux City, Iowa sportsmen. Ducky
Holmes, owner of the team, is salts
fed with their terms, 1t is said.