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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-03
Another Fine Community Sing
Planned for Next Sunday

/ Such a success was the community
sing held last Sunday afternoon UNI
der the auspices of the War Camp
Community Service that special eff
forts are being made to have another
| auditorium this Sunday. W"liam G,
Burwell, manager of the W. Z. =. S.
here, made the following statement In
connection with the coming event this
morning:
His Honor, Mayor Frank Dorsey,
assured me this morning that he
would be present at the Community
Sing Sunday at 8 p. m. and bring Mrs.
Dorsey with him. I am sure that the
people of Perth Amboy will appre-
ciate this m will give them a right
loyal welcome. I can guarantee also
that our leader, Prof. Spooner, will be
there and lead in his splendid way.
Now the High School Auditorium, as
1 understand, holds only about 1900
people and to save any disappoint-
ment each one should be in his seat
by 8 p. m. sharp.
MAY 1 suggest, to help this matter
along, that the girls and boys bring
along their mothers or fathers, or bet
ter. both.
Lets fill the auditorium to capac-
ity."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-03
Motor COMPANY Incorporates.

ID NptffHI IOFTcSuONdeHI.
TRENTON. Jar. S-The General
Motors Corporation. a Delaware con-
Germ. has Just filed a certificate of in
corporation with Secretary of State
Martin and has secured permission 10
do business in New Jersey. The COM
pany is capitalized at $3.50, 900, 900.
OF which $500 900, 900 is preferred
stock: $3.50. 600. 600 debenture stock.
and 5000. 900. 200 common stock. The
amount OF stock actually issued by
the concern is s1sO.s4S.7 700. of which
s1s. $50. 5000 is preferred and S110.-
S6S,400 common stock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-03
To Address Farmers.

TRENTON, Jan. s-Professor c. G..
Williams. OF the Ohio Experiment Sta
ton. will be tAe principal speaker at
ISOLATION held I'm Trenton on Friday
morning of Agricultural Week."
January 1t. Professor Williams is
head of the Farm Crop Bulletin in
Ohio, where the most extensive exper.
iments in the United States r con-
Quoted with farm crops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-03
BETRAYER OF CAVELL
French Soldiers Accuse German Of tho
Crime.

PARIS, Jan. S.-French soldiers
who have been eaptives in Germany,
have formally accused Georges CASTOR
Quien. alias Luc. recently arrested on
a charge of espionage. as having been
the man who denounced Miss Edith
Cavell. the English nurse. who was put
TO death by the Germans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
LET THERE BE NO SAGGING
BACK IN AMERICANISM," WAS
ROOSEVELT"S LAST MESSAGE
" 10 AssoeArro rnrss

Nrw NurE. Jan what was tho
ltst public statement hy colonel Uoos-
uf"lt wur read ltHt uiFht 90 Hu "all.
American concert here under the
Iusp.U,# 81 thr American Defense go.
D.r'a of Witch hr W4a honorary
president
% UluuHi hp with sou and ao 1l I
can du B. tu wish sou Gud-aptrd' 10
rHrN. There muHf hy uu siErlnr
Hueb Boo thr fIFht Tor Amoricnnism
m.rriN because the war Do over.
There are plenty ~ persons who
OlNc already made the assertion that
tloy believe the American people have
u short memory aud that they intend
tn revive nll the foreign association.
which most directly interfere with tho
complete Amerlcanizttion NJ our pco-
pb' our principle lu this matter
Nhuuld boz absolutely simple
I'm tho fitat place Nc should lu.
blot that 10 the Immigrant who come,
here dooH in good faith become nr
American ana ussfmilltog himself IA
us. Dc shan uc treated un an cNdrl
equality with everyone else. Tor lt Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

time. however. he refused 10 follow
The advice Of some ~ hiH atauurhost
followers that he again head the Pro.
rrrsHlNc party ticket. Instead he
p~rrNuhrd upon the progressive part
la make CHARTS Evans Hughes. the
republican candidate, its own choice.
80 campnlRuvd Tor Me- Hughes With
the reelection OF ~. Wilson. aud
Americas entry into the world WIZ
soon after Roosevelt immediately
supported the president and bitterly
aasniicd pro-Germana. pacifista ami
other type Of men who attempted %
DELAY speeding up the
with the tinted states "a beiiigcr.
cnt Roosevelt underworld TO obtain
tho consent Of the waf department 20
establish an army division which h.
waf gnrinua TO lake 60 France. This
division was 70 Euvc Included man
OF the rough ridefa who were bis gs.
9%ociatcr iu the campaign in cuba, and
younger men OF the SAME %aifeuuouH
habits The necessary permission for
the formation OF such "a force wns
not forthcoming even though nooss
Welt expressed willingness 10 accom-.
PAM 10 ua o. subordinate officer.
ono OF N0osrvolfs purtlclputiuus In
public uffulrs ooh him 20 Washing
ton IN %Innuafy. 1918, when De on.
fofrod with United suites senator
G,oreo o. chamberlain. OF oregon.
and other members of congress who
we're critical 81 me administrations
methods uf prosecuting The war
Roosevelt ON thir occasion announced
hlH support ~ the proposal that 70
war cabinet be urrnuifrl tu take over
the conduct OF the war
Denied the privilege Of fighting for
his nur Theodore Hous'polta interest
wHH conferred an Due muilt'a PARTED
patton boz the war Ills four sons and
90 prediction mndp hr thr former
preHidsnt before toe United States
tool up arms. that if wHr anne they
would enter rrftioe Tho odure, ifs
became IL major and Archibald re- cap.
tain both IN France. Quentin entered
o. French aviation squadron. and IN
Derby the medical service. ALSO hotn
iu France Kermit. falling 90 pnHs
physical cNumluntluu which would
admit him fn the uitri states nruly.
received 1 commission boz The british
army and WIS soon Dob Menapu'umln.
Roosevelt TOOK Keen pride boz co.
service button hr wore with ifa Tive
Hinrs TulkInE with newspaper men
rnmr months after hia BOYS had rnne
abroad he odd thNm ufINafYN thBi
Theodore h1d wrtton him THAI be-
had hcpn iu action and tlut t bullet
boot struck hlH trrufh helmet ana
glHurri offs Theodore Wrutr homo
hI. llthor said thHt boz, ro.r ttod no,
lNI mot been wounded Iu.f for the
experience ~ thD umy off this on
NtrHHNDU. public announcement hal
.uHt hren hHdo th.t Archie" hHl
been jumped Iu rank from second
lieutenant fp captain Roosevelt
DunfIlri with u'rD fn hls liHtonUrs
fN.f f.HI.H N.l IA r.HUs- ..r4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Big Crowd Attends
First Game of the
Basketball League

Oycr one hundred und nul people
wcrc present az the dnuhirhuudtr
which opened the SAMSON uf the ca,
basketball league at tho Il "a. e.. 4.
sud which was won hN 10, Rigmu t'hi
aud the ~ kappa Nlphu teams THE
umo uvNt SATURDAY evening VIII lc
between the Sirmu en- and the ~
kappa Alpha truuiH Hud between fhH
u a. g. and the Santa 60 teams.
Following h IN" rpp'rt of thr
games last SATURDAY, uilhI.
Itr-t Dumc.
Sigma roo -a. o. % o.. %
Lime up. sigma Chic Nrruhridr
49, Foraker ! r.. Wait e.. Br1nku b.
X bacon and laNtnu, lg .I.. al. o.
hlnkort o. 10 Tnllo,. b. VIII.
PiNlrA, o. &c. HusH. J. 81
Field goals, Gorphcide D. uIukrtt 4
Foraker 3. Wait g. floon Q. Tuilry %
VIII 90 BAGS o. Fouig. Wait %. tiiu.
kVrt I, busE 9. kDfcfuc. Nrt,u. TIN.
pine, Mo'h,nuc,. Timt OF isi,,H .D
inmates
s,s'und unmr.
~ kappa Alpha 04i Santa o..
Team. iN
lime up. E McOuunn. Do g.. srau.
Nlni. I T.. = Mc1hunu. g.. Upeseiden
O.. b.. Pate and Patton. b. Huhatitute.
Robinson. Santa ice NgGaucn. rI.
Ncmcstw and Dent. D. d.. silver r
iiruden, o. b.. Parent. . u
Field goals SgHnEiut 81. %. MtDuu.
ua 70. j MOcanra g. Nnurldsn A
latr % McGuugh o. silver o.. paronfi
@. Nomcstu @ Fouls. q Mrtunun O.
a. Mcruuua o. silver Eefcrap. 80
Chcsno,. Umpire Green
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

an outrage 90 dIscrlu, mate aralnst any
such WHu because Ut reed ur birth
place ut origin uut this Us p~fulirutei
upon the imam hVcuWluE boo VERY fact
au American and uuthlur but an Am
vrlruu
TT hc tries tu Keep segregated with
men ~ his own origin and separated
from the rost ~ America. then h.
ISN'T doing hiH part as AN American.
There can be- no divided alliance 80
un
" have room Cor hut one flag.
the American flar. rud This excludes
ne rcd flng which symhnilrrs an wars
against liberty and civilization Just ~
much 70 excludes any fuicirn nuE of
a nation To which we ere hostile. We
have room Tor hut une language here
aud that iH the EnElish lHnEuurr. fof
We tutcnd Co see that tho rrurihle
turns our people out as Americans
und American nationality and not ns
dwcllcrn in Il Notwithstanding house
ana We have room for bat une soul.
loyalty and that ia lo,alt, ~ thu
American people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Some Tributes to
Theodore Roosevelt

flultNiuutl tfum Inno ~
dent. lie was a great patriot. q great
American. n great man lie devoted
his iifc TO his country he tried always
10 serve IT,
senator Calder Of New York. re.
publican. said thai a. one who bclic,.
ed In and followed Colonel '~ioospvo't.
he should say u word in his praise.
Colonel Roosevelt was the foremost
citizen OF the world, he said. and as q
citizen and Ia his family relations his
nfo was ideal History will write his
epiiaph ~ q truly great American.
Vice President Marshall named the
following committee 10 attend the
funeral.
senators Lodge Nartn n Virginia
Wadsworth. Calder. johnson u Cali.
fornia, Knox. keilogl. r~oindcNtsr.
curtis, Harding. salisbury. Chamber.
lain, Underwood. Reed and simmons
Tributes we're paid hy Acting DEM
ocratlc Leader Raincy. ln pfes.nting
the adlournmnet resolution in the
house, and BY Representative Hicks
~ tho nrt View York congressional
district in which Mr. Roosevelt lived
Washington San q Edouard he
hilly. deputy high commissioner Of
France. made the following statement
upon hearinN N Colonel nuoacveita
death
AN frenchmen feel that in Theu-
dore Roosevelt they have lost one vi
their ~Hfuunchest friends who through
nh Noble character and generous
spirit appealed TO us ar strongly ~
foreigner eve did The sacrifice
he made 81 one of hi sons. fallen for
the common on our battle field
endcared him more especially tn ~
France feels that America ~hereavc.
meut b. her own"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Large Attendance at
Hilton Funeral Held
Yesterday at Socorro

Tho \. ~ Hilton funnrui. hold sos.
tCrlaN afternoon 90 socorro. was on,
Of the largest ever held ~ that src-
ton of the state Mr. Hilton. who wpa
killed m an automobile ON January
p was former COUNTY commissioner
~ Spcorrn county ami was q pioneer
800 the cattle industry.
The honnrN pnilhsnrrrH wrro' Goo.
Keith, George curry, former govern.
or; Jose ~ fiontoyn. O. Campedon
John " Terry. J. q trafon. o. \.
Drake and John G%rcerNHil ~ IN.
active p~nllhrnreru were. Anton Mayer
e. T. Brown. a. ~ nursum. ioso =.
unca. Ahtaw Abcytiu and 4 g. Ahey.
tic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Life of Roosevelt
Crowded With Many
Deeds of Service
tConunued from page onc.l

NNRtAAAAAaANA NNNAt NAAkt NNfHN
miners. rough and ready fighters
who were natural markamon. and
Wood became their colonel and Ted.
oy, ~ he had become familiafiy call.
ed by the public. their lc~utcnant-coi.
onol lea cumpNnN with the rprilHfs
OF the army they took TRANSPORTS fa
Cuba, landed ut santiago and were
soon engaged iu the thick OF battle.
Among the promotions which this
hardy regiments ratinntrv hraurht
about we're those Of Wood 10 hrlesdier
general and NnproVcit 60 colonel and
his title Theodore Roosevelt cherished
uutll The end Some OF the Nourb
RIDERS formed the military estlrt
when he was elected president IL few
years later.
when cuua had been liberated.
HooaeNelt returned Co New York A
fnbefur oriai campaign was Ia ywinr.
win the republican parts ln need OF
q capable candidate Roosevelt wis
nominated Van Wyck, biz democratic
opponent was defeated The reforms
Roosevelt had favored uH aaaemhlYmuu
ne % had the opportunity iu con.
hufihiAte. together with nthHrH ct
more importance. end BE- WIS during
WIS administration that hn ia sald
1fst 10 have earned The hostility 81
corporations when the republican
hhtsual convention was hold Boo phil.
adclphig IN 1890 hia party Boa Sew
YORK state demanded % uttuIncd hls
nomination fur vice president 600 the
ucket With William Mckinir,. In SO.
Nember OF nat year this ticket was
Maintained Mckinney puiici,..
Thc policies of NcNIni 49, Nonsr.
Nelt underworld 90 carry out sitter he
sac, coded The former upon tho prrfI.
"'rta tragic death lt the hnuls of Hu
assassin. Roosevelt rrinlurI his IfH.
dprU aura cabinet ua his own aud Doe
h'pt in oiiitc The ambassadors aud
ministers HON Mckiuiof had Hp-
painted As much nH two VEINS irI.r.
TIE presidential campaign of Inut
republican nfguuiafrH boo various atHtas
bcgnn oniofsIng him ua tNlIf ucNt
candidate.
u was thus mat tto man af a.,
tiny idea hscHmp uasn,iut.I UItH
NE 'HtruHliN EuO.ftUlf l.I.In. fht
Fo~tofnurHhiu af Sow Nufl fn lHslmr
Nicc president wHH mutinr I1re .I
from state politics iutu national n.f
urH Ho hN politrIi |ourar.uJ. lflI.
cd puhiiclS to toiIo,s. bud 3D. uIa t...r
secret desire tn 'Hlo.tr' 90. mIu II
eliminate lIW from rfowIu,uD.
thcir "a community. Ht uan HIIi tHHf
prompted ilrHp political Iu.r fl uI.
thih Tor him tho NIt, pruHiIerfI.I Inu
NATION which h, personally lJ HHf
desire.
~ tho h,isht Of nia puilI aal r.f
tchi career, iuuur tHr rHu. e..
The tufw COZ which De- bod I..U ,I.t|
ed, Roosevelt nr,omuNeH,H u.Ht,..
m'nts which hI"HfUrHH. win THt hI.H
iu the international UuI industrial
progress ol tHo |rIuutrt. TI.. |HIIuI.
80 hiH influential uDHituf.UH# which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Governor Orders
Flags at Half
Mast for Roosevelt

santa fc., = ~, Jan 60 Governor
i~.trfnFolo issued 4 Proclamation today.
shortly after receiving the news ~ the
death ~ Colonel WonerNelt in which
he orders that ali nars nu county aud
state nuildinfH throughout New Next.
co fy 10 halter mast until twonty four
hours after the funeral The rover.
noe Expresses the general public re-
rrot az the iuss 81 The great American
leader ana the general estimate nf
hts character aud achievements as %
statesman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Word Received of the
Death of Mrs. Hayes

Word has been received here oi
the death of Mrs Ma, r- futmetl, q
resident OF thla til, living 900 fa.t
silver aNcuup Sho died very Hudieu
k ON tho morning OF January O. sI
tho home OF Miss MnrN 10 Wallace. boz
litchncld, ll The burinl viii be- nt
bunker Hill cemetery. mean the home
of hct daughter, Mrs. iukinH.
The daughter Mics Helen lIuycs
was with her mother when tho end
came. Mrs. Hayes oiimo 20 Nihuuucr
lup about tive lcars ago,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

to make q political address. D maj
Htanding among the spectators In IN,
street nred u atut Wtlch struck IA,
Colonel aud smashed "a rib. Roosevelt
i~rnisicd he was not seriously hurt nna
his automobile conveyed him 10 IN,
hntl There be- spoke 90 an audience
which had knowledge uf what hind
happened Huhbinr women and rtnve.
faced mon shaken with emotion hy hi,
appearance under such circumstance
Examination Of the wound showed h
was serious and the candidate was
buried bN special train o. chicago fol
treatment Though he speedily 70.
covered The bullet YVES never found
The pasnfsin was sent TO an asylum foi
the insane.
Roosevelt. after leaving the white
house devoted his llfa inrntit 10 az.
cufy works. hunting und exploration.
tie became contributing editor Co tho
outlook in 1908. continuing this fof
i've years. and later held editorial po-
yitionf With the metropolitan and Tho
kunaus 'itf star From iNSg 90 1917
be- %nulnahrd about nuy volumes o.
works trrinr the Wide mnrr of
naval history hunting biography. tha
Rough iidcra AntorrunlHm. Nation.
allan, conservation OF wumanhooi
nud childhood. aainniH. exploration.
thn world war und Americas purtiri-
patton boz r. und bits autobiography
It's hunts tur hIH game uud bis raai
for uiuwuo1 tlok him into the
Am,utu west. tho heart or Africa
and iho Wildutucrs of uuiEil.
pnu Dos return from bic African
loururFaU return during which hp
I'D H..#...#" -# H-
pr1r rHuIt1lH HuI wHH received it moe
tons HuiUra. Including fhe Emperor of
brrmuu' he arrived bon Sew York fo
'NntfIon,r what waa rpnorHili ,unccI-
go o. le thr srratcri ovation Hu Amor.
lean private citizen watts ever accorded
hh tho people of tIH country ThIs
was In 1870 80 tho head cot un rN
plotting uHrtf boz South America 100
tHif ho discovered ANA followed for
900 WI'll H Madeira river tributary
which trc Brazilian government uih.
r%,lurutl. naWrt. bee liB honor ltra
Theodore Thu NHH tno famous River
of Doubt sl.cuIlrl hroauHr Iu maub
quarters considered authoritative ~
was questioned whether Roosevelt was
Che first mon 90 ttpltro the stream
uuriuE Tits luufn'N thu president con.
tftrtDi H jungle fUNtI watch wus hold
indirectly ~utsponHihi. Goo the uhHtssst
Bitch De-. clipped Indignantly Hud r,.
uuIru several operations nc thn
tuun N,'t hospital boo Sew YORK. 'It}
Boo IHi'.
NNcr-auic Man
TU.uIYfU Roosevelt beside UuIuE D
prolific wIIf,r I%t.fHTtI Hfd mHug
uHHI|. speeches t~tfyuHtslN NOT uuIt
it hIa 1854 country. hut W England
su South NmDr..H Hnl other puft
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21
ARMOUR WARNS
AGAINST LAWS TO
CURB INDUSTRY

Washington, Jan. eli. Ogden Ar
mour told the house Interstate com
mcrce committee today that pending
legislation intended to regulate the
meat industry was "reactionary' and
part of 1t probably unconstitutional
and warned congress "if monkey
wrench is thrown into the gears of
this business it's effect would be felt
in many other lines of industry.
y, Speaking on the pending bill, he
said: ga y 81. y
ut seems to be construed in the
belief that a great number of small
units engaged in the handling of food
is better than few large units. II
the distribution processes are inter
ferred with the stock raisers will suf-
fer as we'll as many other agencies
of agriculture" He said that profits
made by packers we're negligible in
comparison to that made by other
factors. He said the margin of profit
was the smallest enjoyed by any of
national industry.
He said the sales total $3.50, 1000
but the net income was at the rate of
per cent on the net capital invested.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21
SMITH CHOICE :.
OF SHERIFFS
FOR WARDEN
Golden Valley County Peace OF.
ficer Gets Endorsement
of Associates ".'

The appointment OF Sheriff S. A
Smith OF Beach to the wardenship Of
the North Dakota penitentiary, which
has been filled by Deputy Warden G
F Mcdonald Of Mandan since the
resignation Of Warden F. S. Talcott
a month ago, is strongly endorsed in
resolutions unanimously adopted by
the North Dakota Sheriffs' association
at its annual convention in the Hotel
Van Horn yesterday.
Sheriff Smith has generally been
considered the pole horse in the race
for one of the best plums which
North Dakota has to bestow, and 1t
is believed that he is the choice of
his fprmer felpw-townsman, A. C.
Townley.
New officers elected yesterday are:
President, wellington Wright. Mott;
vice president, Rollin WEIGH, Bis
marck; secretary, J. w. Kunkel, Wells
county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21

other persons unknown, claiming any
interest in said estate, respondents.
The State of North Dakota, to the
above named respondents and all
persons Interested in the estate of
Oline Ulvik, deceased:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that Cora 0. Rise, the petit
toner herein, has filed in this court
a document in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament Of
Lein in the county of Burleigh and
state of North Dakota, deceased, with
her petition, praying for the <admis-
sion to probate of said document as
the last will and testament of said
deceased, and for the issuance to her
of letters testamentary thereon, and
that the said petition and the proofs
of said purported will and testament
will be heard and duly considered by
this court on Wednesday, the 26th
day of February, A. D. 1919, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that. day, at
the court rooms of this court, in the
county court house, in the city of
Bismarck, county of Burleigh and
state of North Dakota; and
You and each of you are hereby cit
ed to be and appear before this court
at said time and place and answer
said petition and show cause, if any
there be, why the prayer Of said petit
ton should not be granted. i
+. c. DAVIES,
Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 18th day of January, A.
d. 1919.
Let the foregoing citation be served
by personal service on all respondents
residents of this state and publication
in the Bismarck Daily Tribune once
each week for three successive weeks,
all to be not less than twenty days
prior to said hearing. .......,s u. !
/. c. DAVIES,
.H Judge of the County Court.
1-21-28; "a III. g.: ,,. |
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21
5000 SOLDIERS ~ T..
49,. ON WAY HOME

Washington, Jan: 1o.-rwo trans.
ports, the Coma and the Susquehanna
and the Cruiser Frederick are on
their way home from, France with
more than 5000 troops.
Most of the men are from theeast.
The 9th, 30th and 37th divisions
including all attack organizations
have been instructed to prepare for
embarkation home, the war depart
ment announced today.
The 9th division, and 31Gth trench
mortar battery and Gath field artil-
lery Of the 91st division already have
sailed
All other units of the Dist are now
on priority and will be embarked as
soon as shipping becomes available.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Som. People We Know, and We VIII
Profit by Hearing About Them. -

oOVe pSople we NVOW, anu VIC WV
Profit by Hearing About Them. 10,
This is purely local event.
1t took place in Bismarck.
Not in some faraWay place.
You are asked to investigate 1t.
Asked to believe a citizens word;
To confirm citizens statement.
Any article that is endorsed at
home
Is more worthy of confidence
Than one you know nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people.
n. NJ. Danrot, carpenter, 5ll Sew
cnth St., Bismarck, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills rid me of pains In my
back and other symptoms of kidney
complaint. publicly recommended
them at that time. have taken
Doan's kidney Pills since then and
they have done me just as much good
as ever"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Danrot had Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21
IRISH PARLIAMENT
TOLAUNCH SCHISM
(By The Associated Press

Dublin. jan .21.-ProDa1ly no coun-
try except Ireland could present al
episode as remarkable as the assem-
bly, of the "Dail Eireann" which is
Irish gaelic for Irish parliament"
that will be called to order to pro-
claim Ireland an independent repub-
lie.
About half the Sein-Finners elected
to Parliament wiz participate, the
other half being held in prisons on
charge or under suspicion.
In the shabby Sein. Finner head
quarters, which was at one time Dub
Inns finest mansions, pretty young
women gave cards of admittance to-
day. ~ .I.
Today's program in Independence
Hall" will he carried out in the Irish
language, which is virtually dead
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-21

The poisons in man are taken care
of, if man will do his part. The
liver and kidneys act as the sewage
disposal plants which separate and
throw off the poisonous accumula-
lions, if given half a chance. But
many of US should not eat meat
more than once day. Eat veget-
ables, and what may be called
"roughage,' to stimulate bowel
action. such as baked potato with
the hard skin, Graham, rye or whole
wheat bread, onions, turnips,, car
rots, even the much slandered cab
bage, and sauerkraut. Stimulate
ths liver into a thorough houseclean-
ing at least once q week, by taking
a purely vegetable laxative, made
up and extracted from May-apple,