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Tie sack Of Rome IN Iss6
when German mereenaries
under the renegade French
man Charles de Bourbon,
dsspoiIed the HeIy City.
dressed thsmsslvss IA the
vssgnents Of bishops and
priests, pIupdsrsd churches
and ransaeksd converts.
This terrible tragedy was
made possible By trsaehery
IL the Hediei family. ,
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''Death from heart fail.
ure and the rupture Of
an artery. such ran the
medical certificate Of
death. Miserable Flea
nora di Piero de Mediei
was buried eeremOnious.
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one Of tie most valuable
letters IN the collection iust
sold. written By Lorenzo De
Mediei "the MsEni6esnt." "
to his ambassador IA Rome.
seeking to embroH the Pope
with the King Of Naples
and the Duke 81 Milan.
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Traversng one day unfrequented part of the gar
Sens Of the Palace on the Hill Mandrano thought he
heard voices and approaching grove Of aurels he de-
seried the young Princess In the Of young Malaeta
de Malatesti.
The Duchess was furious when Mandriano told her,
and Immediately conveyed the portentOus to her hus
band Cosimo reflected long and acted warily for he
made no move for many days Stealthy he tracked the
unsuspectng lovers to their trystngpace MandrianOs
story was quite correct
He summoned the two young people to- his private
closet he acquainted them with the fact that the iason
could not continue and ordered Maaesta prepare for
immediate mprisomentWith the loss Of all his honors
and the confidence of his sovereign The boy pleaded in
vain and testified to the innocence of the loVemakng
without effect except to raise the Dukes anger to dan
eerous pitch Maria threw herself at her fathers feet and
appealed for mercy for her lover asking that the parental
vengeance should fall on her and not on Malatesta.
''That you shall have base child of mine,' COsimo
cried in fierce tOne Then pucking out his poignard
from hidden sheath he stabbed his child to the heart
Drawing forth the CORY weapon, he flung it at the
head of the deSparng YOUTH and, throwing his cloak
around his shoulders rushed out Of the chamber, slam
ming-tO the door
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Luerezia de Medici Poisoned :
By Her Husband, the Duke Of Ferrara-

FTER COsimO de Medici had slain his daughter Maria
"A for preferring lover to marrying the Duke of
Ferrara the latter for reasons of state married her
younger sister Lucreza de Medc 1t is not without sig
niAcance that the Duke Alfonso was a grandson of
Lucreza Borga noted for her knowledge of posons
than any character Of the Italian Renaissance Afonsos
long absences from home and his dsncnation for his
es society left Lucreza to seek necessary consolation
elsewhere She did not fail of admirers in that giddy
court The wonder that she maintained her dignity as
well she did. The Duke became jealous of course of
his neglected wifea faithess husbands are the same
He paid spies to report to him the daily occupations of
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ly in the family vault at San Lorenzo and Pero made
confession, hitherto unreveaed his brother the Grand
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-08
VAL KOCH AND :
JOHNNIE BROWN
NAMED SLEUTHS

Attorney General LANCER yesterday
announced the appointment of Lieuten-
ant Val Koch Of Dickinson, former
Stark county clerk of court and recent
" discharged from the national army,
to be one Of the four state inspec-
tors of pool halls provided for by Sen
ate Bill "a, which transfers the licens-
Ing and regulation of pool halls, nov
Ing picture theatres, etc, from the var
tous municipalities to the office of&the
attorney general. It is understood
that John b. Brown, executive secre-
tary OF the state council Of defense,
IS to be another inspector. Mr.. Ian
ger states he has not made his other
selections It is estimated that the H.
censing Of the pool halls, moving pic
ture theatres, bowling alleys and SINH
lar amusement and recreation devices
will yield $4,000 to 100000 per an
mum which the attorney general will
utilize for the employment of sleuths
to see to it that these establishments
obey the law, particularly with regard
to the sale Of intoxicating liquors and
gaming.
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NORTH DAKOTA
TO MAKE DRIVE !.
FOR NEAR EAST
State Will Attempt to Raise
Fund of $125,00O for Sue,
m. cor of Armenians

North Dakota's campaign for its
quota Of $125,O00 Of the $3O,0OO,OO0
American fund for relief in the near
east, deferred from January because
of the flu epidemic, will be staged
March 1G to 90.
w. J. Shallcross, general supervisor
for five states, is now in North Dakota
organizing for the drive. Bishop J.
Pcyntz Tyler Of Fargo has accepted
the state craftsmanship Gordon B.
Smith of Fargo will be state cham
pa1gn director, and Fl. p. Beckwith
Of the Northern State Savings bank Of
Fargo, state treasurer
G. L. Young has been appointed
chairman for .Burleigh county; Albert
Junge Of Linton, for Emmons county;
Robert Dunn of Center, for Oliver
county; r., N. Harmsenof Hazen, for
Mercer county, and w. A. Hart Of Car
son for Grant county.
North Dakota's quota is $4,000;
Burleigh county's, $3,4OO.
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BIG STRIKE S$ n
CALLED OFF z
IN BERLIN
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Continued from Page One)
tured the Berlin police station, accord
ing to a Berlin dispatch. s,
Fighting has ceased in the center
Of the city, but continues iii the Mo
bitz section. The government troops
suffered slight losses and captured
many prisoners. Government troops
to clear the vicinity of the police sta
ton trained their artillery on houses
nearby. Some shells struck Il house
used as insurgent headquarters.
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was for five thousand gallons. j. S.
Howbcrt, Box 43G, Roanoke, Viz
,inin. II. S. A.. 3-1-S-2t
THE COLLINS SAFETY RAZOR
OFFERS
A legitimate investment with big mon
cy-makiug possibilities. Nearly 800
stockholders in North Dakota. We
want a live-wire banker or other
business man in every town in this
state to represent us and cooperate
with our statesmen. This is Il prOpo-
sition YOU can safely recommend TO
everyone Write for particulars to
Collins Razor Sales Co., Chas. Is.
Fousek Agent Waldorf Hotel, Fargo,
n. d. 2-26-2S Poo o-Ot'
# YOU have $1,000 to $4,000 cash cap
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should net you $100O0.0O to $1o,-
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waists, skirts, direct to homes.
Mills, 5O3 Broadway, New York
City. 3-1-1
WANTED-'To sell IL line
Of one piscc ONERALLS Utility
COvcrallS) on Il commission basis
Good side line for statesmen selling
regular OverallS or working clothes
Applicants acquainted with the trade
and Al references will be considered,
others save postage. Utility Gar
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Statesmen WANTED-For county
towns. Salary and commission con-
tracts. Liberal allowance. Western
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-very prosperous jewelry
store. Most famous i'll Flasher. !
must sell on account of poor health.
Write or see G. Bruigger, Flasher,
8 II. ID. 5 WA
WITH NATIONAL PROHIBITION
FROM NORTH POLE TO MEXIT
CAN BORDER, THE SOFT DRINK
INDUSTRY IS IN IT'S INFANCY!
! Owner of Formula for highest grade
KOLA SYRUP for fountains and
bottlers, which product contains no
cocaine. no caffeine. no alcohol, or
any other harmful or habit forming
drug. desires to sell for cash and
royalty. formula privileges to en-
( brace territory in United States west
Of Mississippi river, also Canadian
privileges Territory east Of Missis
sippi is sold, to corporation, It's
! customers Numbering Isl first four
months, including United Giga-
Stores Company. Nhafg initial arje,'
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BISMARCK AND
MANDAN CLASH
.5 FOR REMNANT
Continued from Page One)
1ege of representing this district in the
state tournament, to he held in Grand
E'nrl-c


Forks.
DOER BROTHERS STAR
In the Steele-Ashley game, the floor
work Of the Doer brothers of Ashley
was. notable. Both did exceptionally
good shooting. Steele was weakened
by the loss Of its guards, playing sub
stitutes for it's regular men.
KILMERS' GOOD WORK =
Kilmers did~good work for Bismarck
III its game with Ashley, shooting Il
number OF difficult baskets, and his
teammates all played close to>f form.
Reach had shown poor judgement in
taking on Hebron Ell route to Bis
marck, and it played bunch Of men
who were thoroughly tired.
MANDAN USES SUBS
Mandan used team of substitutes
in its game against Glen Ullin, and
they were as well as the regulars pos
sibl could have been. They had the edge
on Glen Ullin from the start.
ASHLEY TAKES SLUMP
Ashley took terrific slump in its
game with Mandan this morning. The
boys from the McIntosch capital seem
ed to have forgotten over night all they
had ever learned of basketball. Man.
dan piled up its &C points almost
without opposition, while it held Ash
ley down to 49,
EXHIBITION GAME
i In an exhibition game of two short
halves this morning, Glen Ullin con-
WINGED Steele that Morton county is
basketball's own abiding place. The
score was 10 to 6.
SOME GAME TONIGHT
The real game Of the tournament is
scheduled for tonight. Neither Man
dan nor Bismarck has lost game
during the present tournament. Man
dan has had an advantage over Bis
marck throughout the season, but this
will be partially offset tonight by the
fact that Bismarck will be playing on
its own. floor.
Mandan is coming over with several
hundred fans. Arrangements have
been made to attach two or three ex-
ira coaches to No. 2. Bismarck root
ers who expect seat should show up
early tonight, for standing room was
at premium last night, when the
house netted $145. Tonight's game is
set for $3.50.
HOW THEY'LL LINEUP
NIandan tonight will use Kalbefer
and Kove at forward, Peters, Melon
aid, Olson of Barth as guards, and
Tavis at center. All are veterans rol
at least two seasons experience.
Bismarck will use Cook, George ant
Larson as forwards; Kilmers at cen
ter, Holta and Vetter as guards, ant
Charles Burke as substitutes.
FARGO LEADS
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TEST IS THE CONVINCING ARGU-
mept as to the sale of our protected
article. Most essential necessity.
Large territories to statesmen able to
handle crews Definite, cooperation.
If YOU cannot sell this specially you
will fail selling life preservers on a
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Bunch of keys. Finder please
return to Tribune office or VIM. K.
Markham, N P. Depot
33 1 wk
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WANTED TO RENT

once, two or three I'M
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Phone 512C. is 1t.
WANTED TO RENT-SiX or seven
room, modern house about April list.
Address J92, care Tribune. ;-5-1-w
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young man or woman as
an apprentice cook at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. Good 1ages to
start. & VI Q u
WANTED-Man with family, just re-
turned from the front, wants place
on farm or ranch. Care for cattle
on shares; will also farm on straight
salary or shares. Address 5S4, care
Tribune. 3-4-1w
BLACKSMITH WANTED-At Golden
Valley. A good opening. A good
sized stock of material and numer-
Gus tools and fixtures which were
rescued from the fire, are for sale
by G. G. Wittmayer, the former
blacksmith Write or see me. G. G.
Wittmayer.
BRAKEMEN, FIREMEN, S1oO-$2t'o
monthly; experience unnecessary.
must study easy necessary instr,c-
ton; send stamp. Railway Associa-
tion, care 675, Tribune. S1l
TRACTOR SCHOOL-The last term,
this season, Of the Twin City Trac-
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the construction, operation and
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FARGO LEADS

Fargo, N. D., March S.-The high
school basketball championship for the
southeastern district will be determin-
ed tonight when Fargo meets Valley
City, Fargo this morning eliminated
wahpeton, and Valley City defeated
Jamestown 81 to II.
Play wilf begin ut 10 this evening
as a preliminary to the aniyarsity-
Gle game $500
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HELP WANTED
WELCOME! RETURNING
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

Full informa ton as to all EN-
ploymept openings In this COM
munity and elsewhere will be CIV
en- you FREE at the Bureau for
Returning Soldiers and Sailors,
Northwest Hotel Building, Phone
III. All national and local efforts
to assist you are there concen-
trated.
United States Employment Service
U. s. Department Of Labor.
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FOR SALE-On account OF poor
health, 2 chair barbershop, write or
see G. Eruigger, Flasher, n D,
! wk
EGENTS WANTED-Large Elanufae-
turof wants representative IL sell
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LANDS

FOR SALE-32O acre farm, 800 acres
tillable; no buildings; 16 miles out
For quick sale with half cash, $4,000.
Lambcrton Land Co., Wolf Point,
Mont. 2-22; 81 Is
FOR SALE-64O acres 8 miles out;
fair buildings. all fenced, 800 acres
plowed; fine horses; full line OF
machinery; mortgage $4,000 to run
five years. For quick sale $4,000.
$4,000 cash. Lamberton Land Co.,
Wolf Point, Mont. .t
2-22; 81 s i.
FOR SALE--640 acres, dairy farm,
! mile from Wolf Point, a X. II.
town. $4,000. Lamberton Land
Co. Wolf Point, Mont
Pig; 81 Is.
W7ANTED--TO hear from owner OF
unimproyed land for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. d. +. Bush,
Minneapolis, Mimi. 3-1-1
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE,

Default having occurred in the
condition Of the mortgage hereinafter
described, notice is hereby given, that
that certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Marion S. Moore and M.
p. Moore, her husband. mortgagors,
to Investors Mortgage Security Com.
pany, Inc, MORTGAGE, dated the 3rd
day Of January, 1917, and filed for rec
ord in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds in the county Of Burleigh and
state Of North Dakota, on the 9th
day of January, 1917, in book 80 OF
mortgages at page III, will be fore
closed by sale of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed at the front door of the court
house at Bismarck, county OF Burleigh
and state Of North Dakota, at the hour
Of 1000 o'clock A. M, on the Goth
day of March, 1919, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the day Of SALE The premises de-
scribed in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
situated in Burleigh county, North
Dakota, and described as follows:
Lots fifteen Q5) and (16) of Block
Fourteen 14), of McKenzie's Addition
to the city of Bismarck, North Da-
kota, according to the plat thereof on
file and of record in the office OF
register of deeds Of Bulleigh county,
North Dakota.
The mortgage has heretofore de-
clared and now declares the whole
debt secured by said mortgage due
and payable. There will be due on
said mortgage the day of sale the
sum of Fortytwo Hundred Seventy
four and 95-100 ($4.274.95) dollars.
(Which sum includes taxes for the
year 1917. paid by MORTGAGE in the
sum of s116.64) besides the costs, dis
bursements and expenses of this fore.
closure.
Dated, Bismarck. North Dakota.
February 8, 1919.
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY, INC, Mortgage
Newton, Dullam & Young,
Bismarck, North Dakota
Attorneys for Mortgage.
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GERMAN women
STARTED RIOT,
FRENCH CLAIM
ContemptuouS Actions Led to
Throwing Of Stones,

PARIS, June 1.-two German
women secretaries were today accused
of starting the trouble that attended
the departure Of the German peace
delegation from Versailles Monday
night
An official inquiry, II was stated,
disclosed that as the automobiles
carving the Germans drew away IRON
the hotel Reservoir, the women ex-
Dressed their contempt for the crowd
of 1900 Frenohmen and women hy
sticking ont their tongues and putting
their fingers To- their noses.
The stAsirrs occurred as The auto.
mobiles we,ES pproaching the Noisy
Le-Roi station. A shower OF missiles
descended on the German party, IN
turing Doctor Melchior, one Of the
German delegates, and Frau Dorm
bluth, a secretary.
Premier Clemenceau not ONLY dis.
missed the preiee, of police Chalei'
and the police oommissary Ouda'lle
but ordered Chalet 10 make per
sonai apology to the German, in'
French press today deplore, the dis.
orders and the necessity Of the Frenof
having TO apologize to the Germans
but approves the dismissal OF ihe OF
ficials.
: During the demonstration at the sta
tion, women with babies in their arm
ran alongside the German automobile
and carriages. One half hysterica
E woman ran up TO the car containing
Count ron Brcekdorn- -Ranilau an'
holding up her baby, shouted at tn
German foreign minister.
-you've killed his fatherT
Soldiers finally dispersed the crowd