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New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Helped Keep Alipe
Wooden Ship Dispute

A sidelight on the wooden ship con-
troversy, and the German interest in
preventing America from building a
permanent merchant marine, shows the
Teutonic hand. During the long con-
troversy between General Goethals and
Chairman Denman practically no cor
respondence reached the Shipping
Board from indignant or advisory citi-
zens. But the moment that contro-
versy was ended the country" was
heard from and the boards mail was
filled with demands that the wooden
man names was amazing, but not one
of the writer's pointed out that wooden
ships would be worthless for after-the-
war trade purposes.
The work done by the Alien Property
Custodian and the new powers which
have been developed by the Transpor-
tation Bureau of the War Trade Board.
and will remain in the American de-
fcnsive arsenal when that organiza-
tion disbands, have convinced the Off
Gals that the German merchant marine
threat is over for the time being, even
if the Allies permit her to keep any
ships.
The Alien Property Custodian has
seized the great piers and terminals
of the North German Lloyd and the
Hamburg American line in New York
harbor. He has also seized and sold,
or will sell, the Brynhilda Shipping
Corporation (camouhagcd as Scandi-
navian), the Cargo Transportation Cor
poration, the Lutz Shipping Company,
the Seguranca Steamship Company and
the Vogeman Shipping Company. In
most of these the enemy interest was
100 per cent.
Until new piers are found in New
York the German companies can come
here only on sufferance, and for the
present, at least, the destruction of
the German sea octopus, SO far as
America is concerned, is believed to be
complete.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Tugboat Captain Is Shot
By an East River w

If the East River hadn't been
usually rough yesterday Captain w;n gn'
lam Nj. Mcneil, of the tugboar Frsull!- ~
H. Rickert, wouldn't be in Rai;asas i;aasas
Hospital with a dangerous h,uvus h,niss
wound in his right side. 'uhe'
While the tug was breastiny ~,
whitecaps heavy swell listed !. 'ae
starboard, dislodging bureau dromss0 ~ .
IN the cabin. A revolver fell ont "es 81
the drawer and was discharged NJ wh ~
it struck the floor, the bullet strik;ess
the captain. "'hs
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Germanys Plot to Gas the Worlds Trade
Strangling Grip of Teuton
Shipping Octopus Broken
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
Sixteenth and Streets, N. w., Washington, D. C.

oNteenth and + 5treets, n W., washington, D. C.
April H. 1919.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: haze uth preliminary Mr.
Frost about san to
that IN they spIeNdM
situation haze enrey
justified By present conditions.
The situation at this time calls for such
Mr. Frost has rien accuracy IN
detail 0oud be glad them he he has
them make small office
justify The greater
tho public able to render.
FRANCIS p GARVAN,
Alien Propertg Custodian.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Inmense GrosCth
OF Merchant Marine

The German merchant marine grew
from $4,000 tonsa months U-boat
sinkfngs--in 1870 to 100000 tons In
1914. In 1909, the last year for which
figures arc available, there cleared
from German ports, under the German
dag. nssriy $4,000 vessels. totslling 49,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Hold on American Ends
ofOceanLanesA Assumed
Serious Proportions in
Months Prior to the War
S'Bunker License''
Safeguards U. S.
Government Has Effective
Weapon for Use Should
Old Tactics Be Revived

The followimg is the thirteenth of
series of articles describing the
nca0 plot of Germany to achieve
world supremacy.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

The association depends upon owners
and dealers to supply cars to carry the
orphans to the place where the outing
is held. The children look forward
eagerly to the outing every year and it
IS most worthy charity information
can be had by addressing the Orphans
automobile Day Association, at 1S45
Broadway C.E. r.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

nual orphans automobile day outing,
which will be held June Is. Frank G.
Carrie, of the Marmon Automobile
Company, is president of the associa-
tlon, and Horace De Lissar, of the Ajax
Rubber Company, is treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Ne,U Weapon Ready
against German Ships
The War Trade Board has developed,
moreover, weapon which can be used
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Hoao Germany made profit on spy
ing through insurance companies Will
be told in to-morrotU's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

"outrages" against american" enter
prise.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Work has begun on the fifteenth an
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY
AND SERVICE STATION.

When you finally decide that Will
lard service is the kind that you want
and which gives you the best protec-
ton of any on the market, then you
have reduced the greater part of dan
ger arising in driving a car. Will
lard storage batteries mean first Of
all service for the users and along
with it goes a service that is unique
in the automobile world and also eff
ficient. When you drive up to the
Willard Storage Battery and Service
Station, Ia Third avenue southwest,
the expect finds out first what you
want If it is location Of trouble he
will find it and make the repairs at
the lowest possible cost. He will also
advise autoists how to avoid battery
trouble and if necessary to get new
battery, to sell him a Willard with a
threaded rubber insulation because
that battery will last longer and give
him less occasion for expense on re-
pairs than any other battery he can
buy.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
NORTHSIDE BAKERY.

After you have tried all other
bakeries, you will be more than
pleased to find out the splendid quail
ty of the bakery goods produced by
the Northside Bakery, III North Main
street. If you are crank" on good
bread, rolls and buns, you certainly
will not only be pleased but satisfied
with the quality of those baked here.
It's cakes, pies, cookies and all all
other delicious pastries are equally as
as are the breads, and once
you have eaten them, you are sure to
center your patronage on this bakery.
The management makes a special
feature of baking wedding cakes and
ether delicacies for special occasions
and will be pleased to have your or
ders for them. Every effort is made
to secure only the best materials for
all baking processes and everything
about the shop and bakery is sanitary
and spotlessly clean
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
FIRST STATE SAVINGS BANK.

Don't wait until you are old and
your earning power has gone, before
you think about that savings account
that you should have in the bank to
take care of you in your declining
years. The time to save is when your
earning capacity is at it's height, when
you can lay aside something out of
each pay or salary check. To learn
to save is hard for some people and
many acquired the habit of opening
a savings account with the First State
Savings Bank This institution has
every element of strength that goes
to make up safe bank. It's officers
and directors are men of keen bust
ness judgment and experience and it's
capital and deposits are sufficient
guarantee that it can render to it's
patrons the limit of credit that sound
banking will justify. 1t also has safe
ty deposit vaults for rent at very low
rates.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
FIRST NATIONAL NORTHWEST
ERIN LIFE INSURANCE CO.

The reputation and standing of the
First National-NorthWest Life In
suranCe Co. in the insurance and
financial world are so we'll known that
little need to be said at this time try
ing to convince our readers that it
is one of the big, worth while insur-
ance companies in the business The
company's policies are liberal and Of
fer some exceptionally good features
to those who want to take cut insur-
ance and every man and woman in
these days realizes the necessity of
life insurance. The question is the
company to become insured in, and
this question is answered easily
Select the First National Northwest
ern Life Insurance Co. At it's branch
office, Is Hagert Building, you will
receive courteous attention and in
formation.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ABERDEEN, =. OAK.
EIkSI NATIONAL BANK.
Continued from page ~

The measure of service bank rem
ders to you cannot be measured in
dollars and cents. 1t is not only the
credits it extends at times Of actual
financial assistance which comes with
the loans of cold cash, but there is
also to be considered the service that
is given in counsel and advice you are
glad to seek in solving some knotty
problem of your business. The con-
venience Of the checking system with
which you conduct your business, its
collection and discount departments
all are part Of the service to its
patrons and depositors. When one
thinks of banking service, he thinks
first Of all of that given by the First
National Bank, 203 South Main street.
It's enormous resources and capitaliza-
ton, splendid organization, modern
banking facilities and building and it's
outside banking connections enable it
to offer to it's patrons plus service in
every department. At it's head are
men of proven ability and keen judg-
ment who will be glad to assist you in
any way they can.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ROSEIY BROS

To live well is the ambition of
everyone and it can be done of the
groceries and meats for the family are
purchased from Bosley Bros, 122 and
ia North Main street. The careful
selection of it's stocks for the values
they offer patrons of the store, and
the modern merchandising methods in
vogue in the operation of the business
OF Bosley Bros. enable it to command
and hold the splendid patronage the
firm enjoys. In the selection of it's
stocks, the members of the firm give
first attention always to the quality of
the goods, whether it is smoked,
cured or fresh meats, canned goods,
bakery products, fiours and the like,
the reputation of the producers and
manufacturers is always considered
by Bosley Bros. In the matter of
prices the firm maintains as low a
price level as it is possible to mark
the goods, considering their quality
and comparison of quality and prices
is always invited.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
MONOGRAM CIGAR CO.

If you enjoy an after-dinner cigar,
you have no doubt learned that the
most satisfying brands are carried by
the Monogram Cigar Co., 3051a South
Main street. This company engages
in the wholesale and retail cigar bust
ness and enjoys an enormous patron
age because Of the superiority of its
several brands. These are to be found
in all of the principal cigar stores and
other business houses handling cigars
and tobaccos in Aberdeen and through.
out this section of South Dakota. II
you are not smoker of the Monogram
Co.'S cigars you are missing a treat
and we urge you to step into the
nearest cigar store and ask for one.
You will find them there alright and
after you have smoked it you will say
the cigar is alright, flavor, taste and
the way it burns to clear white ash.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HUB CITY SCHOOL SUPPLY CON-
PANY.
j. S. Guhin Manauer

The school children are always bet
ter little shoppers than most people
give them credit for being and they
learn where they can save the pennies
in their purchases quicker, very often
than their parents. That is why the
youngsters are all patrons of the Hub
City School Supply Co., 20 Third ave-
nue. S. e. It's stocks of school sup
plies is a very large and complete
one and there are no articles needed
in the class rooms or for the home
studies that are not found in it's
stocks. The prices on these stocks
are always as low as such dependable
articles can be sold for. The store
also carries complete line of Cath
olic Church goods and Office supplies
of all kinds and will be glad to get
any special orders of your require
ments for you on short notice. 1t
carries very fine line of typewriter
papers and second sheets, also type
writer ribbons and the like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
.-4AsA ~
ABERDEEN ENGINEERING co.

In the Aberdeen Engineering Co.,
this city has one of the liveliest and
best equipped engineering companies
in this part of the state doing gen
eral electrical and mechanical con-
traction business. It's staff of engi-
neers are thoroughly experienced in
all kinds of construction work and
will be glad to act for you in the ca
pacity of consulting engineers or to
supervise any construction work for
you. The company does electric wir-
ing of all kinds, both in new and old
buildings and guarantees all work. At
it's Offices and plant, Ia to 16 Second
avenue, southeast, it has complete
stock of electrical fixtures and appa-
ratus, including storage batteries,
electric lighting plants in all sizes for
farm, electric lamps, fixtures, automo-
bile lamps and scores Of other devices.
1t is also a Columbia service station,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
THE WELSH MEAT MARKET.
A. n. Hardt, Prop.

Why waste fuel or gas trying to
cook tough meat tender, or wear out
your teeth and spoil your digestion
with it, when you can get nice tender
steaks and chops and rich. juicy
roasts by placing your trade with the
Welsh Meat Market, 221 North Main
street? The reputation the market
has earned for handling the better
grades of meats, meat products, fish
and canned goods, has been gained
through it's care in the selection of
all its stocks. Special pride is taken
by the management in it's smoked
meats, especially hams and bacon.
which you will find richly favored, a
delightful dish to serve and reason
able in prices. Poultry and game,
oysters and fish in season are also to
be had at reasonable prices. You will
like the homemade sausage, kraut.
headcheese and the like handled by
this market in season.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
THE BAND BOX MILLINERY.

The attractive fall and winter
models of millinery to be seen in the
display of the Band Box, 205 South
Main street, are among the most dis
tinctive to be seen in Aberdeen This
years millinery styles are more beau
tiful than ever and the Band Box is
prepared to show some of the latest
in hats for all occasions. There are
exact duplicates of hats that have
been wonderful successes in Paris and
New York, and other shapes that
have been trimmed in the Band Box
workrooms that are equally as at
tractive and distinctive. Duvetyn
hats and velvet hats promise to be
popular this fall and will be found at
the Band Box in large assortment.
No matter what the particular prefer
ences of the ladies may be in the type
of hats they wear, this preference can
be fully satisfied if they purchase
them at this shop.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WELSH GROCERY COMPANY,

To keep prices on high grade gro
ceries and food products down to the
lowest possible levels in order that
the workingman and head of family
can make his pay check stretch from
one week to another has been the
earnest desire Of the Welsh Grocery
Co., 221 North Main street. The
enormous buying power of the COM
pany and it's ability to pay cash for
these goods has enabled it to get bet
ter prices in all of it's purchases, and
thereby realizing remarkable savings.
These savings the company has divid-
ed with it's patrons by spreading them
over the prices of all goods handled.
Its policy of small profits and many
sales also enables the company to
sell lower than many of it's competitors
who have heavy overhead and operat-
ing expenses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WOLTER SHOE CO.

When one buys shoes in these days
OF high prices, he wants to feel that
he is getting the value of his dollars.
1t is particularly true in buying shoes
for unless one knows his dealer, he
may get poor quality shoes at high
prices. While the shape and lines of
a shoe are to be desired and espe-
cially by the fair sex, at the same
time they must have the best leather
or the shape will be quickly lost. All
the snappy new fall models are to be
found at the Wolter Shoe Co., PIP
South Main street, and afford men
and women who are particular about
the appearance of their feet and
their comfort in walking, an oppor-
tunity to get just the shoe to meet all
of their requirements.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
NoRTHsiDE DRUG COMPANY.

II you have been having trouble
with the waste pipes and plumbing of
your home, you can avoid further
trouble, inconvenience and needless
expense by using "Pipe-Flush" car
ried in stock by the Northside Drug
Co. at 120 North Main street This is
sure way to open up choked drains
or sewer pipes and will save you
plumbers bills. The store is also
headquarters for all kinds of patent
medicines, paints and oils, kodaks and
kodak supplies, fountain pens, sta
tionery, confectionery and is the mecca
for those who enjoy delicious ice
cream sOdas and other delightful
frozen dainties. When you have a
prescription to be filled, you will get
prompt and accurate service at this
store as it's drug department is always
in charge of competent licensed phar-
macists.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
DIP. C. &. RAYARD.

Physicians, dentists and other medi-
cal research men have been discover
ing that many diseases and bodily ills
are caused by decayed and diseased
teeth. When teeth become thus af-
fected it is generally advisable to
have them extracted to keep them
from spreading more poison through
out the system. If your teeth need at
tention we would suggest that you
consult DR. c. E. Bayard, 306 South
Main street, and have him examine
them. If they have not been neglected
too long he may not only be able to
save them but will be able to remove
the source of the decay and poison
Teeth should never be neglected and
especially those of children. 1t will
be one of the best things you can do
for your children, to have their teeth
examined by DR.. Bayard. Estimates
and examinations are made free of
charge.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ABERDEEN MILL CO.

There is only one real flour for all
purposes, according to the experienced
cooks and good housewives Of Aber
deem, and that is the Snow White
brand manufactured by Aberdeen Mill
Co. The Snow White brand is fancy
family patent flour suitable to all de-
mands and requirements of the home
and once the housewife uses it regu-
larly her baking troubles have been
done away with. Snow White runs
uniform in quality in every sack
ground because it is the product of
choice selected Northern spring wheat,
thoroughly cleaned and washed, milled
with modern milling and cleaning ma
chinery in big up-to-date flour mills.
While the demand for Snow White
and the other fours made by the COM
pany are large and constantly grow
ing, still the company's mills have
capacity production sufficient to fill
all orders promptly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ABERDEEN AUTO RADIATOR
WORKS.
316 South Lincoln Street.

$40 SOuEh Lincoln street..
One Of the important industries of
AberdC Ell is that of the Aberdeen Auto
Radiator Works. Since it's inception,
the plant has been kept busy at it's
one iOb-making radiators for autos,
trucks and tractors. It's management
believes in doing one thing well and
therefore confines it's operations to
making the best radiator that is Oh
the market or can be produced. All
of the efforts of the company's en-
gineers, it's workmen and the equip
ment of the plant with the latest up
ro-date and automatic machinery is all
centered on making better radiators
4han any other manufacturer. The
company specialiZes in the manufac-
tnre of radiators and cores from pure
copper and guarantees them against
freezing. The use of copper gives one
a radiator that will not rust out and
unless damaged in an accident it will
last the length of the car. The guar
antee against the radiator freezing
is another consideration, that car
owners should take into considera-
ton. The management will be glad
TO furnish estimates on all work and
is especially equipped to make special
type radiators or the standard types
for any model of automobile.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
RUSSELL G. LINDGREN.

The steady growth of Aberdeen and
the demand for homes is looked upon
as a certain indication that Aberdeen
city property makes a sound invest
ment. Prices on vacant property,
both in residential and business dis
tricts are advancing as a result of the
demands from many quarters, while
there is quite a movement in the sale
Of houses and cottages. Russell &
Lindgren, 9 Second avenue southwest,
one of the best known real estate
firms of this city handling city prop
erty, report an unusual activity in this
market. The firm also handles farm
lands and ranch property and has
some fine pieces that are sure to
make them move quickly and those
who get these snaps stand in position
to make a handsome profit from their
investments
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HOILIEN G. BACHMAN HARDWARE

A most complete line of shelf and
heavy hardware will be found among
the big stocks of the Hoilien & Bach
man Hardware Co., 306 South Main
street. This up-to-date store can fit
you out in anything in hardware from
package of lacks to a stove or wash
ing machine. Contractors and build
ers have learned that it's line of build
ers' hardware is the most dependable
in the city. 1t contains many of the
latest novelties and ideas in interior
fixtures for the home, accessories for
the kitchen, bathroom, pantry, laundry
and clothes closets. The best lines of
dependable paints, oils, varnishes and
colors are carried in stock at all
times, as well as painters and glaz-
iers' supplies. If you are in need of a
heater, range or cook stove, you will
be interested in the splendid line car
ried by the company and best of all
with the prices at which they are
marked.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
S. w. JOHNSON G. CO.

S. w. Johnson & Co., contractors
and builders, 3OS Van Slyke building,
have been identified with the growth
of Aberdeen for many years. Many of
the citys largest and principal build
ings are the best monuments of the
activities of this splendid construc-
ton firm for it engages particular in
the larger building projects. Not only
does it dominate the building and con-
struction field of Aberdeen but
throughout the state one finds the
larger and more important buildings
have been erected by this enterpris-
ing firm. The company has it's own
staff of construction superintendent,
every one thoroughly trained in their
respective lines, and all of whom will
be available to advise with you upon
your project All of it's contracts are
carried out to the smallest detail and
the reputation of the firm is fully
lived up to in every particular.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ABERDEEN GAS COMPANY.

If your house is not piped for gas
you do not realize the convenience
and facilities that you are missing, or
the savings you can make in your
cooking and baking operations, or in
lighting your home. The cost for
having gas connections installed is
not much and the Aberdeen Gas Co.
will be glad to furnish you estimates
for the cost of the piping, the cost of
the fixtures and their installing, also
for other attachments that add to the
facilities and conveniences of your
home, This type of Hot Water Heat
ers include the Lion tank heater,
Humphrey Instantaneous, Humphrey
Bathroom Humphrey Automaties,
and other special types. They have
thermostatic control at desired tenn
peratures. Your rooms will be much
lighter and brighter if you burn gas
at night and the cost is less too.