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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08
PRflUNe|RfA IfTH.
De Doctorul A. Lappner, Detroit
Mich; Medic din Romfnia.


OG04 Ao6 &149AOs
Cc alta influenta poate sd al
ioa aerul as1pra sanatatii floastre
HUMIDIfATEA AERUEtjf. =
EAernl are oaresi care cantitate d.
|apa, care pluteste sub forma de
vapori. in uncle part ale globu-
lui, aerul este mai bogat in vapori
de, apa, ,decft in alte ,parti. Pen
tru ca sa putem fntelege, cum
poatc sa influinteze sanatatea
noastra vaporii de apa, sa va eS.
Pile in cftcva cuvinte cum Sc pro-
tiuce in corpul nostru incontinuu
caldura. Cfnd moi introducem
prin respiratiune sau mai bina
bis prin inspiratiune oxigenul ae-
inlui, 81 dupa cum va reamintiti
ca oxigenul este carat de globu.
lcle rosii ale singelui in diferitc
parti ale corpultri, 81 depuse, a
tuncea are loc 'un fel de combi-
natiune chimica, ell rczultatul, ca
produce caldura. Caldura fnsa nu
G produsa numai de oxigenul "a
rului, ci e produsa 81 de mincare.
Mfncarea dupa ce mistuita j
aDsorbita de SINCE, este iarasi ca
rata in diferite part ale corpului
$ depusa. Fiecare particica q
corpului nostru absaarbe mfnca
rea mistuita din sfnge. o part
Gin mfncara serveste pentru pro
|dncerea lie parti noui ale corpa-
iui. Acest hlcru Sc obscrva la -
pii. Cum de cresc cOpii? Tocmai
ca mfncarea sau laptele mamei,
care contine toate bunatatile pc
carl lea dat DumneZeu pentru
prunc, serveste ca sd dea tuturoi
partition elementele necesare pen
tru Fl absorbite 81 apoi asimilata
sau prefacnte in carne, -oasc, etc.
81 asa Sc explica cresterea unnl
copil. Mincarea servestc asemenea
|dupa ce e depusd in diferite
parti ale corpului, sa dea energie,
adica puterea de lucra. La tel
cum face focul care transforma
|apa in aburi pentru da energle
nnei masirii. In fine so la suta
din mincarea dupa ce s'a depus
in diferite part ale corpului pro-
.duce caldura La fel ca 81 oxige-
tnul. Daca moi masuram caldura
torpului nostrll Gu un fel de grad,
.carf Sc cheama ternemetru, o 50
Lvedeti ca m ON sanatos are ~
81 jumatate grade Farenheit, adj
Cd dupa masnratoarea americana.
in Europa caldura Sc mascara GU
termometrul lui Celsius. Acolo az
Fl temepratura normala 81 grade.
Oeci 81 grade Celsius corespunde
Gu SO 81 jumatate grade Faren-
heit. Daca moi fntroducem min
care 81 oxygen 81 caldura Sc tot
produce in corpul nostru, oare nu
v 'ati 7ntreba d-tra, cum de e tot
mereu SO 81 iumatate grader y
cum de nu Sc ridica tot nnereu,
caci ,nereti se formeaza? Daca II
nett q bucata de fer, sc 1ncalzeste
pima Ia I'm oare care grad, daca
/! tineti un nainut.
Oar daca il tineti 3 minute Sc
face ii mai cald pima se face rosu.
Dare nh ar pt1tea sa ~ intfmple
i ca corpul nostrh ID fell S'ar
|intfmpla, dar pc vreme &c cal
|dura se face mai mutt de 98 q
iufnatate grade, acel surplus g
|perdc in aer.
Vedeti ca aerul joaca si aci ,1n
|roi. MI riumai ca ils inentine via.
|ta prin faptnl Ga ne da oxigenul
hui. dar ne reguIecSa 81 caldura
cnrn,1l,,i nostrll. c8 priii Ell Sc per.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08
RAzBOl0 A TRECU1

Vrei- sd veZi cum s'au condus marble
lupte I'm Franta, Russia, Italia, Galitia
81 Turcia?
nele in aer?
Vrei sa vezi cum au luptat submari-
nele sub apa? Poti vedea aEeste lu-
cruri char in casa D-tale. ne o chel-
tuiala foarte mica. Am primit un mare
nunar de fotografii de razboi pentru
sterscoape.
Cind vel priyi aceste fotografii prin
sterescop. vel crede ca ca al inaintea
D-taIe luptele razboului actual. Ste
rescopul precum il vezi mai jos, costa
un dollar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08
JAMES K. KAtsARY
ARCHITECT

Primul architect gree special
in planuri, de biserici dnpA ri
tul greco oriental tbizahtinl J 81
pentru diferite cladiri de scoi,
teatrpri & case. etc.
ollcI1l; &fi!Aa SQA 3
Talefon: Prospect "A
(1-3-5
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08
LIB EKTY BONDS.

Vindem 81 cumparam pc bani gaia
Gu pretnl din Market. - Vcniti la:
s. r. BONE AND co.
808 American Trust Bldg, Cle-
veland, o. - Deschis de la 9 a..
m. la s p. m, 81 la 615 Dollar
Bank Bldg, Youngstown, o.
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DARE DE SEAMA ST MULTI
MITA PUBLICA. =


In zlua de Z lanuarle 1919 (zi-
ua Gle Craciunul Rommesc!, So
cletatea romlna Gle aJutor 81 cul-
tura ,,Murasana" din Harrisburg,
"a, a dat Q petrecere III favorul
darpeieior Komin 81 American.
Petrecerea avut un success
foarte mnltumltor, att din punct
de vedere moral, cit 81 material
Gu urmatorui rezultat:
nitrate totale $454 70
Spese totale $24s.72
-
VENT curat $2O5.2S
Gu aceasta ocazlune pc lmga
taxa de Intrare au mai blne volt
suprasolvi nrmatorll marlni-
mosi donatorl:
loan Ardelean $S.25 loan Har-
tau 81; loan Suclu $5.25; Teodor
n. Cioban 50. 70 George Ruda SO
Dimitrie Perva % George Torsan
So; Petru D. Petrica SO; Lazar Z.
sumandan SO; samel katzanlan s', nan
So; Willsback $5s Dlmitru Cloban
~ Ilie Ffntfnari 81 Iosif Crainic
1925; George Serbian 1925; loan
TNols,,ao1, do. C,minn Annal1 &Y /.
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81 slid sdhdsice fara STA
turtle dfnsilor.
IN nufnele socistStii ,,Negru vo-
da" din McKees Rocks, Pa:
retr,i hRga, presedinte.
George Blaga, secretar.
q 4 AZ
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DB-sp SbtlsaulN,
societatea U. r. Ard. q Trans

~ 4
Societatea u. r. Ard. q Trans.
din Alliance, Ohio. - Convoaca
pc toti membrii sal 1ua parte la
sedinta generala lunara, care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, 9 Februarie
1919, Ia orele $50 a. M, in hala
fratilor Detesar 81 Capatina.
Ira ordinea zilei vor Fl mai. mul-
tie chestnut importante de rezol-
vat. Fratii membrii sunt rugati
Sd bii1e voiasca a-si achita cotele
lunara Gu aceasta ocakiun Cd sa
nj fin siliti al lasa din / ,fispee.
tut be luna Ianuafie 1919.
societatea ,,Ronfnia Mare. din
Universal, Pa. Convoaca pc
toti Wembrii sal din loc 81 din illr
lua parte la sedinta lunara, ca
re sc va tinea Dumineca, 8 Febru-
arie 1919, in hala .societatii, SEQ
lille Vcchi, la orele $50 a. m. Ru-
gam starnitor pc toti fratii mem
bril- sd bine voiasca a lua parte
la aceasta sedinta, fiindca avem
mai multe chestii foarte impor-
tante de rezolvat. Abschtele NE
motivate Sc vor pedepsi conform
statutelor =
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Dacia Romina" din
Cincinnati, Ohio. = Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
sedinta .generala ordinara, care
sc va tinea Dumineca, 9 Februa-
rie 1919, la ! p. m. in hala soc. din
2192. La aceasta sedintd intre alte
puncte importante la ordinea zi-
lei vor Fl 81: Platirea taxelor lu-
mare, desbateri in chestia Gil mh-
\ tarea oficiului sau a halei. Toti
fratii membrii sunt insistenta ru-
gait a lua parte la, aceasta Sc
dinta importantS.
Prezidiil.
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din cauza boalelor private sau
cronice va blanati singuri pentru
Cd MI cautati omnl care va poate
vindeca. Am avut suite de cazuri,
earl daca veneati la timp, va vim
decam in scurt timp. Nu Hsati sa
Sc agraveze boala caci pc urrna va
trebuie tratamente speciale. Daca
al fost fara noroc sau suferi de oa-
re carl vitale, umflaturi d vine, OBJ
structiuni, sfnge veninat, nervosi-
tie, siabicinne san suferi de slabi-
ci1ni vitale, nu astepta ci vino la
moi caci I'll dam on &c informatii.
/ fctf sG pfofftezi daca ne vizitezi
Ia tilnp. IhfofMatiunile nosstto
snnt onest6 u sincere. Exas6inaffe
gratis si ii mod confidential. Pre-
tuffle moderate. (51
6h.IeaI D
n : : : : { ! !
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# &c alta influenta poate sa al
l1a aerul aslipra sanatatii noastre
HUMIDITATEA AERUEtjI. :
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
Allied Troops
Find the Russians
Fighting Bolsheviks
(By Associated Press.)

krasnoyansk. Siberia, Sunday Jan
5.-When trains carrying allied for
ces westward over the Transiberiar
railway, reached this city, on the LEFT
bank of the Yenesey river, they found
that Russian troops had been fighting
against Bolshevil contingents about
ten miles to the southwark. First re-
ports Of the fighting were received
when the train reached Kuiuckanya,
about forty miles to the east. At this
point wounded Russians were found.
They were given aid by Canadian sur.
geons and brought here.
According to Russian colonel, Boil
shevik forces numbering about 1,UG
were entrenched in villages to the
south, with cannon and machine gdns
The Russians rushed upon them and
repulsed. In the meantime Boishev
iks in another village attacked The
results were indecisive.- .-~--./ -.-,-
Trops have advanced from Idansk
to Misavaya. There was some appre
hension there as to an attempt to send
trops further west, as the situation is
uncertain, and civil war is general in
eastern Siberia. It was said that un
less the railway is defended there Is
danger that Omlsk will be cut of
from VladivOstok. 5.gsAEi5s.. stgsyF
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bonds to the amount of the loan which
the industrial commission has author.
ity to issue in any amounts.
League legislators have been some
what in the. dark, on this proposition.
A Nonpartisan representative this
morning was discussing possibility of
the states having trouble in disposing
of its bonds in the open market, be-
cause of the litigation in which the
amendments authorizing the issuance
Of these bonds has been involved. He
contended that should there have been
no question as to the cOnStitutiOnality
of every preliminary leading up to the
issuance of state bonds they should.
with North Dakota's productive farms
as their security represent good in
vestment at ) to ) "a per cent. but he
admitted that il: lew tf the fact that
every bond buyer may be buying law
suit. there might not be any popular
demand for the issues
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
W0MEN'S WORK
EXHIBIT TO BE
FEATURED HERE
Unique Demonstration of the
Husbandry of the Center
Sex Is Planned
PREMIUMS TO BE AWARDED
Prizes Will Be Given for Best
Displays of Home Eco
nomics and Industry :.

A women's work show will be staged
for the women of the Slope in the
basement of the Northwest hotel
building January %. % and "a, under
the direction of the Burleigh county
women's committee Of the National
Council Of Defense, announced today
Miss Florence Poole. Burleigh cOun'
ty womens demonstration agent, and
the first extension worker Of this
type in the state The show will be
held in connection with the Missouri
Slope poultry exposition.
Mrs. ". L. Euessle, burleigh EQUITY
chairman of child welfare work, will
have a child welfare exhibit, illustrat-
ing proper feeding and care OF chill
dren. Miss Cora Farley, public health
nurse, will lecture on early care OF
the child, and prizes will be awarded
for the best rural plan of organized
play and the best child's lunch sub
mitted by women of the Slope. Miss
Farley will give directions on home
nursing and will show the proper meth
cd OF making a sick bed. using a live
patient in the demonstration.
Mrs. F. r. Smyth, county chairman
for food conservation. will offer an
exhibit OF canned vegetables, meats
and fruits during the second day OF
the show, and there; will b illustrated
approved methods Of canning meat
and fish. Prizes will be offered for
canned meats, fruits, vegetables and
fish.
In the home convenience department
will be shown all manner Of home
made and some commercial home con-
veniences designed to tighten women's
work. Mrs. c. L. Young. Burle1g :,
county chairman for the women's COM
mittee OF the national council of de-
Tense, will have charge Of this depart
mont. and prizes will be offered TOR
the best homemade conveniences sub.
mited by women of the Sope.
On the afternoon OF January "a,
Julia O. Newton Of the extension de-
partment of the state agricultural col
lege will speak at the community
room of the public library and. Miss
Farley, will also talk. ~ = - 20
Bismarck women are urged to turn
out TO these sessions and to extend
4 personal invitation to the women
friends over the Slope. The ladies'
of the city will bel expected to form
voluntary. reception committee to
entertain their, sisters from the, coun
try and make them feel at home.
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OF NORTH
DAKOTA TO HAVE
1000, 900. 90
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amendments initiated at the recent
election carried and has passed its bills
creating State Bank Of North Da-
kota an industrial commission to man
age this state bank and the state mill
ing and elevator association, the state
home building association and other
utilities. enterprises and industries.
the Bank of North Dakota will immed-
lately get down to business by issuing
s. 100000 in state bonds and deposit
ing these bonds in its vaults as collat-
eral representing the capital provided
for the bill now before the house.
Having complied with law in the mat.
ter Of paid in capital. represented by
these S2.OOOOOO worth Of state bonds.
every dollar Of which will represent Il
first mortgage on every foot of North
Dakota realty, the Bank of North Da-
kota will be ready to receive deposits.
and under the law creating this bank
the first Of its assured deposits are al
estimated total of S25.OOO.OO0 repre-
senting the public funds of the state,
the counties. townships, school dis
tricts. cities. towns and villages. now
on deposit in 100 state banks scatter
ed over North Dakota, and S35,24,-
1881 which on November /. 1918.
represented the legal reserve Of these
700 state banks and four trust COM
panieS
Funds deposited by state banks in
the Bank of North Dakota. will be
deemed available funds. within the
meaning Of that term as used in Sec
ton $40 Of the compiled laws Of
1913" provides Sec. 8 Of the state
banking act.
Sec. 6 declares that "All state. coun-
ty. township. municipal and school dis
trict funds; funds Of penal: education
al and industrial institutions. and all
other public funds shall be deposited
in the Bank Of North Dakota within
three months from the passage and
approval Of this act subject to dis
bursement for public purposes on
checks drawn by the proper officials
Sec. s provides that ''The bank shall
be opened and shall proceed to trans
act business whenever there shall be
bonds in the sum Of two million dol
lars issued by the state as may be pro-
vided by law for such purpose
The problem of floating the states
bonds becomes n simple proposition Of
high finance. Whenever Il million or
two is required for the financing of
state-Owned elevator or -four mill or
other enterprise. the bank has merely
to transfer that sum from its depOs-
its to the credit Of the industrial com
mission, which also controls the bank.
accepting in security therefor state
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
Keep Bowels On Schedule

Late, retarded functioning throws,
the whole days d.ties cut Of gear.
Keep the system clea nsed. TIE scc"-
tite lively, the stomach stau.et go;
Dr.. Kings New Life. Pills. MIL "a
tonic II a-.;o, c7'''i -4-;-.-';.- :.,,r.,,
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PROGRAM TO, BE 49, =.
IN. OPERATION w.
a., IN THIRTY DAYS
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1#e. .(Continued From Page Dne.)
on payment of 20 per cent Of its value,
the balance to be paid on an amortiz-
alton plan in monthly payments ex-
tending over not less than ten nor
more than 20 years. Each member
Of every home buyers league is made
mutually liable for all contracts and
obligations due the association from
his league, to the extent Of Is per
cent of the price at which his home
was sold to him. The state home
building association will buy no city
home costing more than 10000 and
no farm. including barns and other
necessary equipment, together with
the dwelling, costing more than $lO.-
NOO ... eE.E q: ,~s
- The association is given power to
acquire townsites and to lay out towns
Upon which standardized dwellings
shall be provided ready-made for
members of home buyers leagues.
and to install and operate all ncceS'
saru public utilities in. such towns, or
subdivisions. Any person may open a
buying account with the state asso'
citation individually or through
home buyers league, trades union,
woman's club or any recognized So
cial, industrial or civic body. Deposits
with accumulated interest may be
withdrawn on six months notice.
. All Of these bills carry emergency
clauses giving them imemdiate effect.
The constitutionality Of all these
measures depends upon the North Da.
kota's supreme courts UNFOLDING the
action of the state canvassing board
in declaring five amendments initial
ed by the league at the last election
carried by majority of the votes
cast upon these particular questions
while the wording of the constitution
is "a majority of all the legal votes
cast at such election" The state
canvassing bossd is called before the
supreme court to defend it's action
upon Tuesday. Resolutions ratifylng
all these amendments on the report
OF the state canvassing board had al
leady been introduced in the house
and were considered in committee OF
the whole today The league has SUI
ficient strength In both houses to rati'
fy ali these amendments without re-
spect to independent opposition .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
ONLY ONE DAY
A WEEK TO BE
INNOCULATED

heGauae tho nNmDer remaining to
DO innocMlateu Ia 40 small, the Bur-
leigh county Rcd Cross chapter, first
In North Dakota III preventive prophy-
tactic treatment Tor the FLU, today an
'neuMeed that anti'flu innoculattons
hereafter viii be given but one day
each week, on Thursdays. from 2 to
4, Thase who are yot TO be tnnoculat-
cd are requested TO note this fact and
to preaeNt themselves 1T tho Red Cross
roems III tho federal building between
2 and 4 ON Th0rsaaya II they wish to
/ No treated, no charge IL made for
this service,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
COLDS. INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
relieves them and keep
you going on the Job

Fifty continuous years Of almost
unfailing checking ard relieving coughs.
colds and kindred suHerings is the
proud achievement Of DR.. Mng's New
Discovery
Grandparents, fathers, mothers, thc
Riddles all have used and are uci.g
it - the safest. surest, most pleasant.
to-take remedy they know Of.
Sold by all druggists. 60c and $l.2c.
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49, / vi y Z
soldiers council to split M a great
estate and sell 1t In small
holdings. rs was recently done,
That is not the way Of socialism,
No worse moment than the present
could be chosen for Specialization.
Socialists' Defense.
Vorwaerts, leading Socialist paper
in Germany, publishes 4 defense If the
Socialists in voting for war credits, in
which 1t says:
What we did, we did out Of lova
for our people. We do not fear
Judgment. !. We shall repeat it as
loudly as we can. Yes, We agreed
to the credits because we loved our =
people. We voted the credits be-
cause we are not International
Socialists only. but Germans also,
and because we mean to live and
die like Germans come what may,
Wilhelm Like Liebknecht!
Nobody but a juuker, whose Idol Is
fallen. would think OF comparing the
kaiser and Liebkntcht. bNtsGraf Ger,
hard Won Rretlow does It thus. In u
pamphlet he has issued IN Berlin:
Can the leaders Of tho Conscr-
! vative party, who, out Of fear3of
. the wearer Of the crown. did not
dare to remove 4 ScMi-lunattc
from the throne. now wonder that
thousands OF people. who have suf-
fered keenly through the war
should place themselves behind
Liebknecht. a person who. like
Wilhelm. properly belongs to an
asylum? Both are equally super
fetal and vain. and. but for the >
fact that one Of them was born on
the throne. who knows whether
they would not have stood shout
der to shoulder?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
GERMANY SEES
HERSELF
Hard on Berlin.

If there is harmony in Germany i
isn't expressed III this rap ut the l,eo
pie of Berlin in the Cologne VolkSzei
tung:
To hell with the BerlinerS. pex,-
pie without soul and without
heart: implacable foes Of kultur.
In the great record book Of hu-
manity. a monstrous debt Of blood
is inscribed against Berlin. He
who has not yet made himself uc-
uuainted with the revolving senti-
ments which have prevailed in the
Prussian capital for centuries is
willfully blind. Berlin is an i'm
menSe moral cesspool. We refuse
to be any longer under its sway
r. Keeping Wages Down.
Noss' Gazette indicates a movement
that will come far from lessening the
spread of Bolshevism. 1t reports Paul
Hirsch Of the Prussian political cabi-
net as saying that the government
plans to create an Independent wage
department.. the chief work of which
will be to prove to the working classes
how disastrous will he the result il
they insist on demanding excessive
wages. :, 1...,,. .......~- ....u
Experiments Condemned.
= And Braun. minister Of agriculture,
is quoted in the Berlin Tageblatt US
saying:
What we need is work and
bread. to which end we must get
our industries going and leave ex-
!, I,erimentalizing to the future. Wage
I; demands. too, must be kept within
reason. 1t is sheer madness for Il
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13

city library h now Opon from 3 to
G;a0 y, ~ Not open evenings until
next week, /, - It
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
SOLDIERS PIN MONEY ..,
a.. EARNED BY KNITTING

N. e. A.tspeeiaI to tire Tribune.
LondQn.---Warfare isn't popularity
supposed to encourage such feminine
work as knitting, but a soldier who
has made .. number of embroidered
covers and sold them says, Lots OF
the fellows do this kind Of work now
in their spare time" ,y>..,,,, w. -.....-.-..s .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13

Old hickory Llonte sold b. Finch
Lumber Co.. phone ".
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
NO DISCUSSION. r
5" IN COMMITTEE NJ
z ON AMENDMENTS
CONTINUED From Page One

! q tCOntlnued from Page On0.)
III declaring live Of these amendments
passed would have been laid before
the supreme court.
There is no doubt as to these 1--WE
amendments. 1t is improper for rs to
discuss what the court may hold in
this matter. II the legislature pro
ceeds to act in advance of decision
from the supreme court. it will be an
absolute insult to the members Of the
highest tribunal in our state ! mere
ly ask that action be delayed until
January 90 It is the only decent thing
to be done. Bills can be. introduced
and referred to committees. Delay in
ratifying these amendments will not
ob>tr,lct our deliberations. but may fa-
cilitate matters. Are you ready to in
suit Chief Justice Christianson. your
own venerable Justice Robinson and
Justices Grace. Birdzell and Bronson.
all Of whom were elected by the same
party. which controls this house,.
Rep. Walter G. Maddox. league
floor leader. argued there was no con-
nection between the Legislative and
judicial functions Of the state govern
ment. and that the legislature would
be under no obligation to apologize to
the supreme court for any action
which it might take. He urged the
defeat Of Burtness' motion. and Rep.
Gidell Patterson. Rep. Hoare and other
leaguers spoke in the same tenor. The
Burtness motion was defeated by II
naye,. "a ayes, and eight absent and
not voting:
Resolutions opposing universal mil
itary training and insisting that the
national guard when mustered out Of
federal service should be restored to
its former status Ms state militia were
introduced 10y Rep. Hemmi Of Suits
man county and referred to the COM
mittee on military Aahrs : sssg%
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13

People easily constipated dread
winter-no fruits. no vegetables to
help the stomach. Your best relief,
your greatest friend, is HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, guaranteed to
positively relieve constipation or your
money BACK. Jos. Rreslow. ,,,,s T..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-13
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