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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-16
HELP WANTED-FENAIE

WANTED At ONCE-Girl for gen
cral housework. Modern home.
large, hot water heated room for
maid. Phone 597J. l2-i5-3t
LADY COOK WANTED-Must be
good pastry cook. Write Killdeer
Cafe, killdeer, No. Oak.
9-26-tf
WANTED to help take care Of
children. Mrs. J.. A. Schipccr, 4
Ave- Il. 12-ij-tf
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
--=- p Ell O N r. 3 2 =.-~-
FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM, very modern, River
view Bungalow, double garage,
full basement. stationary tubs.
laundry stove, hardwood floors,
large closets and nice sized bed
rooms. Owner leaving city. Sales
Price $60Go.GO. Terms.
SIN ROOM modern house, hotwatcr,
heat. hardwood floors, cast front.
immediate possession, located MS
18th st. Sale Price $3S50.00. 5000
cash balance monthly.
FIVE ROOM Bungalow with sun
parlor. full basement, partitioned
into rooms, oak floors. huilt III
features, new, never been occupied.
immediate possession, a chance to
get new home under u very at
,ractivc selling plan.
HOUSES of any SIZE, price and To-
cation can be selected from our
most complete list. Can finance
any reasonable deal without delay.
liavc the most, desirable building
lots at good prices. and some real
bargains in farm lands.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Three Houses for Rent
Webb Block. Phone 0
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Leaving city. must be
sold. All our household furniture.
4 beds complete. Way sagleSs
springs: library table; combination
china closet and buffet; ! burner
Reliance gas range; refrigerator.
30 III. ice capacity: dresscrs; Star
white cname!ed kitchen cabinet:
new .chitfonier: ward robe: electric
vacuum cleaner: Maytag electric
washer: - foot extension ladders:
lawn mower, and other articles to-"
numerous to mention. Gail 1lc
Mandau Ave. Phone G31J.
12-1i- lw
FOR SALE Edison Phouograph with
records. fumcd oak dining room set.
reed Nrockcrs, metal beds, tables,
drcsscrs and rugs. Six room hung-
allow for rent. Call evenings. Phone
Gl6W. i2-lO-lw
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ROOMS FOR RC<C

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Unfinished. three
rooms and bath. $500 per month.
For sale. a soft. lot and house.
Ave 4 and Third street. 100000
terms. Gentleman's Buffalo over
coat. size IA, very reasonable:
Phone 9O5. 12-l2-tf
FOR RENT modern. lighthouse
keeping. rooms. l unfurnished. l
furnished, bath in connection,
light. heat and water furnished.
one sleeping room. Phone 1151-J.
Close in. g.. 12-l4-3t
ROOM FOR RENT-Onc or two
gentlemen, in new home just built
this summer. All newly furnish
ed. Plenty of hot water. Call
after 7 p. m. at Sl2-Sth Street.
North l2-16-3t
FOR RENT-H warm broom furnish
Cd apartment, ground floor. pri-
vate entrance, with four burner
gas range. One story house Col
End St. and Ave. y. l2-l4-3t
FOR RENT-partly furnished or un-
furnished light housekeeping room.
City heat. College building. Tele-
phone 1873. 12l2lw
FOR RENT-Eithcr two or three
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Hot water heat. Phone
1OS6W. 12-l4-3t
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms. furnished or unfinished.
1l2 Ave- {. Phone lll7R.
12-1i-3t
FOR RENT Sleeping room in mod
crn house. steam heat. G2l 9Th
st. Phone il4W. l2-l6-3t
FOR RENT--City steam heated room,
very reasonable. Telephone 1901
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WANTED TO RENT

" ANTED Couple large uniurnishcd
rooms for iipht housekeeping with
heat and bath. near school. by Jan.
18th. Address Tribune No. 30.
L. lI-tt
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WELL, EARNED !

Columbus O.-rThe. wife of til
average Ohio fartnertis about as vel
sfssssas 81 as.ss 7ssss's ~ ysxasaGs s4ssi.s
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE at once one five room
house $4,000, two trucks priced
very low to sell quick. Write
Tribune No. 40. 12-16-tf
FOR RENT--Fuliy furnished apart
ments for light housekeeping.
Phone 794W. Geo. W. Little, SOL
ith St. 12-l-2w
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RENT THOUSES-FURNISHED.


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BROOM BUNGALOW. COMPLETELY FUR
InSn1u: n,1,: AMI; saragr In pleasant, com ai,
street ne
5 RM. BRICK. READY FOR HoUsEKEEP
.hhS sh0nrin to white , "oTPe 10 minutes walk to TO
privileges. House near 9th and I: in good
conditl"n: not over, $40; immediate posses
246-Y Star ONCE.
ON CATHEDRAL AVE. = Beautiful
HSdd s fs@d M , n2ms 2asa SsqsYe a nesaS&F 9a@T
z!NGEK % K 81. nv. Man :,31
BBISGALoW. NEWLY FURNISHED. NEAR
-" a"s per ho aS'PS@S 4Sane tsts $o4s
lsl4 ONTARIO PL;;-77 ROOMS. = BATHS.
seTpaE en none poTGn a '9s s FOR
SGEoRGET0wN. NEW. 6 ROOMS. BATH.
pshtd including piano, y;ic;roia etc. for i'm
with st onssc rs5 G.tS saSsfST hof
"-'f, %. "5:' Ssss ff65fS'E!S'a fS.F IS
1907 RIGGS PLACE, 2'a SQUARES NORTH
on first floor: private family: 500
JOHN I. KNOTT 9is F st.
4 FURNISHED HOME OPPOSITE ROCK
Cree< Park on Park rd. NV; living room,
dining room and kitchen. five bedrooms. two
baths 9ne-car .garsee servants room:
desirable tenant.
For further in formation
Phone Potomac I4S0. Apt. 4O1. TO-
FURNISHED HOME ROOMS. > BATHS.
OIL burner. I.i2 Pari: I'd. Phone Col. '!a2.
MODERN HOUSE IN BURLEITH & RMS.
bath. gas. eiec.. hW. ut. Rent 500 mo
A very attractive home Woodley Park
!! blk. OF Conn ave: large guIs.. : baths.
yard: gar: INV. As NV. ht.. gas. elec..
including oriental rugs. OF paintings. etc.
Good. almost new house III Rrlghtwood.
: rms; bath. gas. elec front ph.. : rear
Modern house in Cleveland Park: rms.
baths t2l. maids rm in basement garage
elcc. INV. hit. gas Rent Sl60 mo.
very conveniently located bungalow: g
rms bath. gas eler.. h.-w. ht in Cleveland
Park. Rent. Sl25 mo.
beautifully flrni shed home. 18th St:
10 rms. baths. gas cleo. at
fractions. including Oriental rugs. etc. Rent
sos.
: 4 completely furnished house. Cleveland
Park. 10 rms. baths. large lot. INV. hit
gas. elec.. front and rear phs. Available
Dec. !. Rent. $500 mo.
MckEEFER & GOSS.
1915 St Realtors Nam 4-5'!
909 COLUMBIA ROAD.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs

WANTED TO RENT O TO ROOM HOUSES
ne. section. We have daily call. and guar
hntes every client "A reference. j., V.
THACKER. 1887 Eyarts IT. Brookland.
Pot 22l9.
. TO 10 ROOM DETACHED HOUSE. IN
fufnis shed. must have gas. heat and garage
JAMES T.. FARMER. 402 Sth ST. ne. l..
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FOR RENT-DEsK SPACE.

DESK ROOM AT A NOMINAL AMOUNT,
Phone service. Apply 3O6 District Nat !
Bank Bldg.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE ~ BEST
business district. references required. Phone
Main D52I. I2s WOODWARD Bldg II
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X. A.. HUMPHREYS.
sos North Capitol ST. NV.


FOR RENT
1915 d st. s.w.-6 rms. bath. gas
latrobe heat. $40. 90
327 n G st. n.e-5 rms. bath. gas.
Iatrobe heat. 81 90
R.-w.h. cleo, gas ,... 5000
1911 No Capitol st rms. bath
gas, latrobe heat. 5000
21 Todd pl. n.e.-5 rms. bath. gas.
furnace heat. ....... 1890
ia,robe heat, .S', . ..,. e' 1000
1888 st. s.e.-6 rms. bath furnace
heat, gas and elec. ....... -. 5000
540s 9th st. n.w;-6 rms. furnace
heat. gas and elec. c............. $500
elec. h-w.h... =. 1900
trobe heat .....>.'...>.~..-. - $500
INV h gas and eiec ........ 1900
cleo bath -. ................. 500
h.-w.h can be rented for SS5. or
2nd-f1oor apt. of rooms and bath.
S35. and 3rd-foor apt. of 3 rooms
and bath, $40.
39I4 18th St n.e-store 5ox49. =. 5000
cleo. pipeiess furnace ...s...... $500
bath. Istrobe heat :......... ,. $500
North Capitol and H SITS. NV. over
bank. suitable for beauty parlor.
Isis 2'% 70. c,p. a. rooms and bath. DOW
h.-w.h.. elec. : 35.oO
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

224 End ST. NE, SIS.
II rooms. bath. h.-w.h;. elec.. newly deco.
o,a FHE 15th }sSsEPh SHAPIRO ROT P5,%Ss ff%sFSsy ,.o
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
:, Apar.ment Of two rooms. kitchen and
n. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC.
141s Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5goa-s-b.
COLORED.
NJ 1901. bAvfbi Ifi, E. p BARRY, Il Z. 1907 @ II :, NV.
AT II ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath brick house. s45.5O.
Clifford A. Borden Co.
Phone Main 2242. 604 9th ST. NV.
1898 P ST. N.wf--9 RMS. B..s,,oo
I4i5 Monroe M st. n.w-6 rms. b.. 'o,o ,o.oo
2lsd ii st. nav; n'@s rms. b.. ami. lo'oo
1860 Spring rd.-o rms. b. ami .o'oo -"
gar '....'. a5 90
233l :yrd ST ne rms b. ami. 90 90
NJ 1901. DAVID L. BARRY 1907 1t. NV
1929 lst ST. NV,
. r. & b. lSb4 Slae; 3gnd faF4sTr. sT H% hsa''e"'
New r. & b.: eied.: h-wh.: cellar,
sleeping porchess. Lo% S% rent.
Sr; & b.: just papered and painted rea-
''iA0'' 100 10Th ST. Sc.
3 rooms pebble dash over frame; garage:
reduced iG i5i5 r$7 taR6IixE al T"i ST. NV.
" : < sosls EYE 81. NV
painted: rent ressqnable ga u pie "
bring in good income: owner Will rent to
one party at 1915 & Sery y, i, low sF Te"s; XIV
sr. & h., furnace heat; eler.; iast pa
pered and psin,sd psans Re, rent -, yery low. M
Ark b. fat: eie@ Rent. $40 mo.
y. L. RYON CO., INC.
I4"3 F St. Main. $500:
SMALL HOUSE.
Large lot and garage SO per mo. inclnd-
ing all interest. For sale. not for rent,
Adams S6:i9.
7O2 NARNCM ST. NV.
Very b5 defiFaee N three rooms
Y. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC.,
l4ls Eye St NV. Phones Main 5903-i-o
36ls CoNNECrICUT AvE.3APARTMENT
ana one OF four rooms and bath. SIS month
3oao WISCONSIN AvE.-very reasonable
rent; two rooms, kitchen and bath. recep,
tion hall. $50 month. Four rooms and
@2I9 35th PL. N.w-Apts. Of three
rooms and bath sleeping porch. hot-water
heat, electricity. $3.50 month.
THE SMITHFIELD. 1ll5 9th -. W
-Four rooms porch and bath, 500 month.
Gl5 AND GlT ST. N.W.-Apts OF four
rooms and bath. h.-w h. 5dnltor service
= $40 and SiJ.
1886 MONROE ST, NW.--Nine rooms
triclty: arranged az two upts. OF SIX and
three rooms and bath each, very reasonable
rent.
THE ROSANNE 2lll 18th -. NV
Very desirable apartment of four rooms and
bath. 500 month.
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RENT HO;'SES-USFUR

am garaga s67 80
1919 Monroe 81 nw-G r. b b... s5 90
5Os & II. n.c-D r. b......-.... b 1900
1902 Jrd II n w--0 r b....-.... 30 90
Di New York ave Iii r. b. ! 90 90
DaI Eye II Il r. b..,.. 80 90
1882 Irving 81 NV Il r. b ... 30 90
n Seaton pI MS r. b........ 1850
rs seHtDn pl ne--s r.. b.. "a mi. gar 1900
]. LEO kOLB,
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CHATHAM COURTS
1871 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
- rooms, reception hall. kitchen and bath.
5000 and $50 90 per month.
All night telephone and elevator service
BLENHEIM COURTS.
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
> and rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 per month.
CORTLAND. 1850 EUCLID ST. NV.
rooms. reception hall. kitchen and bath
and pantry. All night elevator and tele-
phone servise. $4,000.
DARLINGTON. zoos oath ST NV.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $50 90
RAYMOND sii "2nd ST NV.
= rooms. kitut and bath. $4,000 and $1,000
The whole building. interior and exterior.
newly done over and electrified new and
modern lighting fixtures.
VENTOSA Ist AND SIS. NV.
> rooms. kitchnt bath. $500 and $4,000
All OF these apartments al
Bliss Building. s. b street nv
Columbia 442.
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PENTILLN, 1912 K NV.

Ants rent reasonable: continuous switch
board and elevator serv.: resident manager.
"BANCROFT'-SO0 18th ST.
:. rooms & bath. non-houseteeplng sou 10
l1I6 II ST NV
rooms. - baths. porch & balcony. ei 20 w
rooms > baths and porch. ...... llO.uo
"wEsTFIELD"-3l@o h ST. 90
Z rms. x bath 49,. -.--.-- oo.uu
, rms j bath .... 49,. ..... o--"p
1863. aOtn ST. NV.
> rms. & hdtn. ......-..- ...'... - ~
80 ONTARIO ROAD. -,a
I rms & bath -...... -! -" -"
y rms & bath 49, ...-.-.. .2.oo
> rms 4 bath -..- .--.-. ''.1o
l43-l49 h ST. NE.
: rms & bath ....-....... -...... eoo.oo
1904 VERNON ST. o
rms. & bath .................... $1,000
1906 VERMONT AVE.
rms. bath. ..--. 500 %
rm. & bath ..........-... ..-...-- 1000
3Oao QUE ST.
rms. Il bath. ..............-...... Soo.oo
14I5 MONROE ST. NV.
! rms. K bath. ..-. 9O3 ~ W
4 rms. bath ......-.-.-. ......... 'o.oo
l14B X ST NV
RIM. & bath, newly decorated. 800 90
300 md ST. Sc.
rms & bath ............... 500 90
, rms. & bath. 5000
: rms. & bath ............-. $500
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DORCHESTER. 400 18th ST. s.w.
= rooms. $500 and $50 90
PENHURST, 4s II ST NE.
3 rooms. kit and bath. .......... $40 90
4 rooms kit. and bath. h........... 5000
Splendid apts.. newly papered and painted.
18th AND CLIFTON SITS. NV.
D rooms. kit. and bath. ......... 500 90
The best apts in the city for the money.
switchboard and elevator service.
DUNSMERE. 2523 l4th ST. NV.
. rooms. kit. and bath. $4,000 and 5000
per month. Very desirable.
LA GRANDE co. 4th ST NV.
4 rooms kitchen and beth. ...... 500. 90
1873. HARVARD ST. NV.
= rooms. lit, bath and porch SO
and S75.
ready for occupancy. Apply
Telephones Lincoln 1860 and
Evening star., 1925-11-08
OEEICES AND STTDIOS.

VERY PLEASANT LARGE FRONT ROOM
"a foor. very low rental. 1923 II. Main
Evening star., 1925-11-08

2l37 X ST. NV
Brick dwelling. rooms and bath rent,
1890 Park Pl NV.
Brick dwelling, q rooms and bath,
electric and gas lighting; h.-wh.: rent,
,so. !; EpWWARD LEWIS;
TAPESTRY" BRICK
BUNGALOW.
1424 44th ST NV.
IN BEAUTIFUL FoxALL HEIGHTS.
and toilet: oak floors. gas. electricity: large
cement front porch: large yard with garage
splendid detached homes Every city con
venlence; = square from cars: 20 minutes
SIS PER MONTH
c. {. LACEY.
7l0 18th St. NV. Main 77S7.
aoos lst ST. N.w.--s RS. bath WI -
332IS Ash st. n.e.-,6 re-. bath -: 5000
70 a5lS Suney ae st p Rs RS bah bssh 1888
Floyd Z. Davis Company.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNIsHED HOUSE
on STittsnden s. lust Vest Of i4th. h0fseso Rsa
'I.1T Bsss S''f's EHfIf'ss,''0', o.oo
44Os, KANSAS AVE. N.w.-e r. and bath.
92ls F s. n.w.-7 rooms and bath. fur.
sl4 North Carolina ave. se.-s rooms and
2l3 142 place n.e.-e rooms and bath.
,o,5s:Iss ShsSSs ShSs $s,ssss::1 5s:s:lTS; sss:: Ill.,,
+ I'LL
ho,iwatsr ssr heat elec light porches and large
heat eec sh 5se rsS%f %sWy and napeasd sad
COZ "A 4 ST Iss n;e~s vsz rooms and bath furnace
-, 20 81. ne E.. iEckingttonl-ss rooms and
0''1, 'u,n'S' G new %hf6oS f55s shs $500
.,oou, 4o7 4th ST, NE.
''sr 1s1 'o 10th n4Hos II ~ 5zEREEls, ssln 7ss
rooms room 4 Baths sleeping porches saicG double
brick garage. servants quarters.
Es' on ssHs Sis
1714 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
15 rooms. baths steam heat oil
purner -. ..-.. 9'oo.oo
11l0 EYE ST NV.
IL rooms. } baths. garage. S350.0O
3O26 PARK PLACE.
8 rooms and bath. beautiful outlook SG3. so
1920 HARVARD ST. NV.
10 rooms and bath. excellent shape $4,000
GOOD COLORED TENANTS.
1913 s ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath: available Dec. / S425O
1908 ST. NV
rooms and bath. good condition SS5 90
14S1 FLORIDA AVE.
8 rooms and bath. newly decorated. $4,000
MOORE & HILL. INC.
730 18th st.
Main 1114.
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1886 MONROE ST. N.W-Nine rooms
and two baths porch. hot-water heat. elec,
tri"ty: arranged az two upts. OF SIX ana
three rooms and bath each. very reasonable
rent
Evening star., 1925-11-08
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. In

REALTORS
1912 Eye st. NV. Franklin ESQ
Penna. Ave. Nr. Center Market.
3-sTORY BRICK BLDG 2s FT FROM
I5-car brI"k garage IN rear on wide alley
PRICE. S4O.5OO: TERMS.
\. II. SEIDENSPlNNER.
Hvatts $50 Balto BIvA RIEerdale NJ.
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WAREHOUSES;.
SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

COMMERCIAL. 26th AND EVARTS STs
ne. 1900 so. feet ground r r sidir.
available: broom and basement frame
house: city Improvements: $4,000: terms
SECOND COMMERCIAL ZONE. CORNER
lot. 15 feet by 20 u feet: lO-foot alley III
rear located on southwest corner OF l4th
and l. streets southeast. Price. 8 per sQGarr
foot.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY co
Lincoln l2O5. slU Sth -. Ne
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40 18th St.
Main 1114.
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Very reasonable rent good community.
39os l4th st. NV. Investigate this oppor-
tunity TODAY.
Store with yard on alley suitable for
auto repair shop. 211 John Marshall pl:,
doors from Penna. ave. Rent reasonable
MiDDTE> MAssTALSs Moss MALLORY,
923 18th st. Main l0l34.
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Editorial Comment
Mr.. Nye's Pose
Cargo l'Orum)


Mr. Gerald r. Nye, Senator designate, is making
OF his Repubcanism. The ghosts of his ant l-Ad
minstraton editorials dog his steps unmerciu'g'
however, and he is cutting poor figure
Housed temporarily in the Senate building, He
is making the corridors ring with praises Tor Mr..
Coodges efforts to ameliOrate the farmers SUI
ferings He te,.s the newspaper boys that he IS
glad that the President has "recognlzed the con-
ditions of farmers of the northwest and that ne
will have something to offer in the way or reilel.
The President recognized the condition long
months ago and Mr.. Nye could see nothing III ms
program, but. of course, that was before Mr. o"'''
had selected him for Senator.
IIe saws now that the Northwest farmer does
not ask "any innovations" and does not demand
any more than any other industry. but 1t Is not 81
very long ago that Mr.. Nye was calling the Al
ministratiCn names because it did not guarantee
the farmer !. price for his wheat. He says the
farmers are "perfectly capable OF taking care o.
themselves if they given only hall chahce
to make their efforts count for something, ID"
during the session OF Congress he openly Mayed
Mr. Coolidge for taking the same position
The farmers are taking of themselves They
are solving their own economic problems In th'
| most effective way without Government aid Ant
Mr. Sorlie has appointed Mr.. Nye Senator. Thes'
two things make all the difference in the world a
least until the Senate has acted. If seated, Mr
Nye can go back to his old nostrums and bedfel
! lows. If rejected, he return to the State ant
take them up again. But in the meantime, he mus
pose in false face.
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By DIR. HUGH s. CUMMING
Surgeon General, u. S. Public
Jooltb corvicn

II you remember your physiology,
you will recall that it is from the
lymph that tine cells Of the body
obtain theif food supplies water,
salts, fermcnts and oxygen and II
is through the lymph that three
cells discharge their waste products
carbOndiOxide. urea and other
w?S:cs.
II you place a small parchment
sac! Of salt in bucket of water,
you know that in a short time the
wa.c" will become salty and salt
Will become wet Salt has passed
through the thin membrane OF the
sack into the water and the water
has Travelled by the same course into
The salt. This process is known as
osmOsis and the communication be-
tween the lymph and the blood is by
osmosis through the walls Of the
blood vessels and through definite
: connections between the lymph tubes
and certain large blood vessels.
DrOpsy is first Of all symptom
and not Il specific disease. Dropsy is
merely an exaggcration OF condi-
ton which occurs imperceptib!y in a
state of health. Lymph is continu-
| ally passing through the capillary
| is healthy, this lymph is removed as
! fast Il sit seeps out.
This removal Is accomplished in
one or more Of three definite ways.
! First Of all, q part of this fluid is
! used as food for the tissues, 4 part is
sent back to the general circulation
! by the veins and stall another part
! by the lymphatics.
! When this fluid is not disoOseI OF
in this way and there is, consequent
, ly, an accumulation OF lymph o!
lymph and serum. the condition SO
constituted is known as dropsy anC
! is a sign of disease but not a disease
| in itself. The membrane of the
body, from which this fluid escapes
is usually healthy. 1t is not in
famed, although it may be some
what sodden by long contact with tn
lymph.
The cause Of dropsy are many
Possibly, the simplest cause is Il
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-02
Christmas CarOling

The revival of the olhim", Oli World custom
OF Christmas Eve caroling has made snch ral'"
progress in the United States during the last acc
adp according to the statistics Of the National
Bureau for tn" Advancement Of Music that 1T Will
he organized in probably more than 1000 towns
and cities this year, many Of which are hlroanS
recruiting and rehearSng their singers.
Among the FIRST 10 announce its plans Is I'M
,Ago. Hotel Hobbies, schools, churches, fIeatreS
clubs. homes, hospitals jails and all public inSt'u
,iunS where people gathered viii be visited b'
the groups OF carol singers, and their music Will
also be br ,dcast by radio. Tn" committee plans to
have every human voice in Chicago join in the NJ
ing on Christmas Ev" and Christmas morning.
One Of the interesting later developments OF tn"
movement has been its spread into the rural com
munit'es with the carOlcrs conveyed by auto, or
when there is snow on the ground by sleigh, from
village to village. In North Dakota the state Uni
versy at Grand Forks, through its extension III
vision Is giving impetus to this activity for the
coming Christmas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-02
HOkum and War Debts
(PhiladelDhia Public Ledger


For period of particularly transparent hokum
in governmental finance, Italy richly deserves some
sort OF recognition. The government is raising
funds to pay the war debt to America through vol
untary contributions. Five million nallans are
asked to give 81 each to annual install
ment The king and queen and other members OF
the royal family contributed their share for five
years to come.
There is no double implication in this scheme
first, that the Italian tax rate has reached the limit
and that it could not raise 100000 a year
more by regular methods: second, that the mere
raising of money in Italy makes possible the pay
ment of the debt to America. Both these points
palpably false.
If Italy can raise 100000 extra a year by vol
untary contributions the same amount could b.:
raised by taxation And if the ability OF Italy to
raise $5,00000O year has anything to do with
ltalys capacity to pay, can any one say That the
contribution could not be made 81 person?
The truth is that Ita.y might be able to get 800
100000 year through taxation of through volun-
tary contributions-or both-and still not be able
to pay America this amount Capacity to pay de-
Ponds upon the economic balance. If Italy, an
entity. gives to the rest of the world a surplus Of
goods and services that which is received, an
! amount equal to this surplus be paid upon a
| foreign debt. This surplus has nothing to do with
less with any amount which can be raised by vol
| nntary contribution The reason behind the scheme
| remains so far, unexplained.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-02
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course that | would not write you if
YOU did not first write me a letter.
There is no loss without some
small pain. however. and this gives
me chance to tell you the news.
He is right about my not writing
YOU. Under any other circumstances
j wouldn't, but | think you should
know how much you are needed IN
your own house.
That Mrs. Athcrton who styles her
self your friend. and who, if | had
my way, would be Quickly put in her
place as a merely professional sccre-
tary Of Johns has been up here
every day and she insists that she
shall see John without anyone else
being present. Indeed, she told me
yesterday morning when ! intimated
! that | did not think It was quite
the--rght thing for Il young woman
/ to spend hours in the room OF Il
man who is obliged to be in bed, that
she had never before come in contact
with a woman who had such Il nasty
| mind
/, | am quite ="re that if had not
written you this myself. you would
/ not believe it, but, having told you,
you will see the Importance OF COM
ing into your own household and
| setting it in order. OF course. my
son John does not see any Of these
things He probably looks on that
AthertOn woman merely as Il piece
If furniture.
(Copyright. 1925. NEA. Service, Inc.
TOMORROW--Lcttcr from Mrs
Mary Alden Prescott to Leslie Pres
! colt.