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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

Dayton, Tenn. July l6.-Busincss
isn't as good as usua! IN the little gen
eral clothing stor" which Jim par
win has run for some % Years IN
Dayton, Tenneaso"'
There's Il reason,
Some folks who heard about tn"
Darwinian theory that started all the
monkey business in Dayton, got sh"
notion that Jim Darwin was tie man
who did it,
\ couple of I"nE monHtajnecrs.
who had been coming down into the
valley to buy socks Of Jim every
summer. stopped it this year! None
of their money should go to man
who said they sprung from monkeys,
no stree.
It's in tie Blood
And even the folks who know that
jim Darwin and Charles Darwin are
not one and the same. are a bit lcary
of Jin's storc-for this evolution
business" is in thc blood,
Jim Darwin admits bit hcsitan;ly
that he's an cvQlutioniSt! It's a
brave thing TO say in fundamentals
Dayton. But blood is thicker than
| water, and "a man must stand by hi
kin folk says Darwin.
Strangely enough, Dayton, the
scene of the celebrated evolution
| trial. is the vcrv spot where the de
I Scendants Of Charles Darwin, the
great scientist and prepayment Of ego
| luton, came to settle in America.
jim DarWin'& rr"at-grcat grand
father was a brother Of Charles bar
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1926

adjacent to the mems hospital Of the
congregational Church, making the
work of the American Board Mission
a complete unit and giving Foochow
what It has long needed, good hos
pital for women under foreign super
vision.
DR.. L. NJ. Dyer is in charge with
Miss Hazel Atwood, R. N, head Of the
nursing staff. The plant was built
bv the Fukien Construction Bureau.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
U. s. FLEET TO DISBURSE
S2.OOO.OOO IN AUSTRALIA

Honolulu, July, l6.-[R-The cargo
of 100000 in gold which the United
States fleet is taking to Australia,
to pay the men and defray some of
the expenses Of re-fueling and re-
provisioning, will be transferred bod
lily to the Australian government in
return for Australian gold coinage at
an ounce-for- ounce rate.
The American money then will be
melted down and transformed into
Australian coinage. The American
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
NEW MISSION HOSPITAL
DEDICATED IN FOOCHOW

Foochow. July l6.-P)-A we'll
equipped hospital erected in memory
Of DR.. Kate &. Woodruff has been
dedicated in Foochow by the Women's
Board Of Missions Of the Congrega-
tional Church. Built Of gray brick
in semi Chinese style. it is one of the
most attractive mission buildings in
the city. The plans call for a total
investment of about $4,000, which
has been contributed almost entirely
by women Of the New York branch.
The building is located on ground
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
JAPAN HAS TROUBLE PROVIDING
FOOD ENOUGH FOR POPULATION

Tokyo. July l6.-LS-The food and
population problem still continues the
most serious one confronting Japan.
At recent meeting Of high officials
of the Department of Agriculture
and Forestry it was decided that the
government should revise the regula-
tons for opening up and bringing
land under cultivation.
The officials were of the opinion
that there are considerable areas in
Hokkaido and Korea which might BIZ
opened up and titled if proper en-.
enlargement were offered settlers. It
was stated that, while the area of
land in Japan and the volume OF
foodstuffs have been materially in
creased. the rate of increase has be-
gun to fall off lately and is not keep
ing pace with the increase of pop
ulation.
Consequently, additional induce
ments are to be offered settlers in
the districts which are still open to
cultivation.
Use Gas. It's the Scientific
Fuel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

an out0oe suppief.
Coutrast this with Studebaker, where the entire
car 10 designed and built q q unit-and ensineered
complete. This construction means (l)loneer life
-(2)greater comfort in ridine-(3) greater freedom
from repair expense-(4) greater resale value.
With the advent Of this one profit one overhead
plan OF motor car manufacture, it IL folly today to
buy q car by the same comparisons you used
yesterday. Today you must measure I'll cars with
this 'one profit" Studebaker.
/ one-fourth Of al Aperican passenger cars built
today belong in the fine ca. iield-a total Of 81
dihepent makes selling above one thousand dollars.
There ore 81 Studeuaker body style. av.;l.b,.
On three dierentchassis. The STANDARD Six Models.
ll3-inch wheelbase, 50 hip. engine, SIPS to $1,000
fob. factory. The Special Six Models. l2oinch
wiheeibase. IS h.p. engine, $3.50 to $2l2o fob.
factory. And the Big Six Models, l27-inch wheel.
base. IS hip. engine. $ls75 to $26s0 fob. factory.
!. And you may buy your studebaker today with
the assurance that it viii not be arbitrarily stie
nnafased by any oct Of ours % ast years model
lnate4d at spectacular annual ani,ouncements Of
new yearly models, )" Seudeheker has adopted the
poacy q keeping its cars up date IN BODY styles
and chassis design every day In the year. There.
tore, buy your Studsbaksr now
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

great scientist titled the land here.
managed his general store. and Oar
wins settled the town as Il regular
family affair.
The Southern Railroad passed
through Darwin Station. There were
numerous wrecks. Dispatchers con-
fused Darwin ana Dayton. The gov
eminent said that the name of the
town must be changed. 1t became
| Evansville.
But today this little town outside
of Dayton is almost completely set
tied by narwins. The great colonial
! mansion whore the grandfather set.
Ted still stands.
They've Read About II
The Evansviil" and DAYTON Oar
wins are the few rcop.e in tn" county
| who have read "Thc Origin Of Spe-
cies" and The Descent Of Man" by
| Charles Darwin. But they say little
| about it. It's risky
'I'm an evolutionist Of a sort" SAYS
Jim Darwin. and Darwin himself
never said that man exactly came
from monkeys. Folks just cont un-
derstand."
! There's a split in the family Of
! Darwins. In spite Of the thickness
| Of blood, many of the brothers and
sisters Of Jim Darwin declare their
/ hundred per cent characterization.
| and dcnouncc even Darw milan cvolu-
| ton.
But Jim parwin's own family stay
| by the illuStri0us kinsman
| 81 never read hi; book" says Mar
ssarct Darwin Walters. daughter If
linn Darwin. But know he must
| have been RIGHT"
Jim Darwin doesn't "litsurr ON" at
| tending the Scopes evolution trial
He'll be busy in he store drumming
| tt business again!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
IR IRELAND IS
AGAIN MECCA
FOR TOURISTS
PpLpIc Flock to Old Erin
With Return Of Peace
to Country
i:N MILTON El:p\NIi.
NIt Service Writer


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PRESIDENT '"> Ff"''' ma" .'''''" """"
|" peace ana I" !" OF II.
or something IKE a'> years q, '''
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Ir"pI" ""i" Air"lh |" =" !" ire
i'"rS. ne it'Ih par i'"'7 were ""'
ing IN" f'ttIi9h /" "'d'i !" r'' ire
'ah" FOR 'h't' "l'''.
AN" ia" VINE" 'i'' ""'i ''''
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'','''n' - at "'fN'
i'''"h" - as" p'"F'nR once more
49, All" o'uel nave bee'i restored.
ne 'eSul' - ''i"' 'he Runway are
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".'',"S i""hci" 'h''. t"e 'o'eiv south
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'p'''- - !" po''.eu out 'na' nowhere
e,se 81 near - there Such c"mb'hed
'".i ~ - mountain '"Ne ana river.
y A'lN INC ''1asIc name" Oh hii'arh'E'
he,''naIe' farhhaSll'a' Mailar"nhE
"'iu uai""y are once more eV"keH'
'ne 'a''""SS succeed IN th''r
".i,''' i'"'e" 'i'" the IRISH rec
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a.'u 49,, I'm, ~ tne n'''i,h metropolis
~ MUS '"e o"e"' ''oie reputation
VA ne''s the dearest Tor taxi users.
my wa, "h.n i'oh""" was very
"n"p an" we" io'h very GEAR
"' tn' '"N' S','rhS 81 '"'h'!ii
'''e peen pea'eh. iariS mas ai"a|9
49, !, pIi o"''pi.
Ho""'" ""iuS thr record win Il
minimum starving price OF one Shill-
1 "ou' 81 'e''S 'io"-ahu WIN
"P w VI ."'. pence """uS H'N
e,r', ~" nuhdreH %arNS.
as nan 'he LONDON streets IN tn"
.t,''u p",' % LOW" are up ana as
IL " '' ,"t-'
man !" hurry h"I only roses
an" temper '"I Il
any '""' " hioheN'
Lo',"'n |uthor'tieS gay" IN"
men the r'Sht u" raise IN" prices
'i'ne ago "n'h gasoline was
''H''"E great neai. @ihce then the
:" ,'e pfi''Sh market haS
r'ppp,n anu "r'PFe" '"t 'he TAX
r.'cH "''e 'ch"'Fe" at I'll" same ola
-.
'r'i'@a' 'he peerless. 'efi,za OF the
F"''''t "''nc OIL hs'f' the Wi'!owy 'l%-
"'e' the dramatic manner ana the
"'', -;
.2"' '''hc mere win Il vienna repu-
'''',' tremendously rrIni"fce by
n'r immense Ne" York success.
or 'er "ehut hiHht at event Garden
'p'r' no"Se every seat IN the place
w. SOFA.
ne n"h "''iteS could nav" disposed
VI r''h ticket ten tunes over
A.. ''pe'"'n'"ra rrhpt1 a harvest
"h'tA Una, cost Si.'o sold ut $',""
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

serve transportation, into
every car-yet keep down the
price to you.
This sound misunderstanding
principle not only holds down
price, but it ins.res q better
car regardless Of price. The
car IL not q patchwork, but
q unit.
Last year at the New York
and Chicago automobile
shows four well-known auto
mobile manufacturers ex.
hihited coaches mounted with
the same body-a body made
from the identical dies, jiss
and fixtures. Certainly these
manufacturers must have
sacrificed engineering advan.
tages in chassis construction
to accommodate this stand
ardized" coach body built by
NaaA>SA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
To PREVENT SUICIDES

Monte Carlo.-As a. means Of pre-
venting suicides, the casino at Monte
Carlo maintains fund TO pay
transportation home of any gambler
who has lost all his money.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

profit .or the ultimate purchaser to pay. Each profit
which q maker pays to body builder o. parts sup
plief enters into his costs just - though he had
spent the money for steel or plate glass or uphd-
stery. Although it represents no value he not only
passes it on to the purchaser but figures his own
profit on top Of it.
The Ford is a one profit car and reigns supreme
in its field.
In the fine car field Studebaker-and Stude-
baker alone-now offers the American public one
profit values.
During the past seven years. when demand ex-
cecded supply. Studebaker has been blowing earn
jnss back into plants and machinery until We are
now able to make this announcement.
Foundres, stamping mills, machine shops, are
now complete. As final links in the chain Of one
profit production, the enormous Studebakes body
plants have been operating for months at peaf
capacity. Resources totaling one hundred million
dollars are concentrated on the production Of this
one-pro6t car.
No other individual manufacturer IN the world
Except Ford) possesses such facilities Tor the com.
plete manufacture of automobiles
That 10 why Studehaler 10 able to put finer
steel, finer wood, finer upholstery. better work
manship. hundreds Of thousands OF mikes of re-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
NV E N T Y Five
years ago practically
all manufactured"
If a,lf0snol.;lAa ,ss,a>

~SSSeAoSSe0o~nD
nothing more than assem-
blers. They purchased mo-
tors, bodies, tops, axles, etc.,
from parts makers who were
the manufacturers in reality.
On this basis it was easy
to become IN automobile
manufacturer" and more
than FIVE hundred makes of
automobiles have had their
day in the American market
and disappeared. They are
represented only by orphan
cars" with practically no re-
sale value.
Notwithstanding this writ
ing onthe wAllmanymanufac-
turers still assemble their
product, piling profit upon
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

Use Gas. It's the Scientific
Fuel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

NJ. fainlcvr, the distinguished
mathcmatician who is premier Of
France. is nothing if not absent
minded.
The other day he went to a gym
nastlc display by a great group Of
trained athletes.
Behold" he said in little speech.
the future defenders of France"
He had forgotten they were
Czecho- Slovak visitors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

\TUDEBAKER has achieved profit manufacture in the
- quality field This marks the automobile industry
Stdebakers achievement eliminates unnecessary profits running
$500 single banshes results
quantity production Of quality It vitality pricing by
establishing criterion of value field.
, 1925-10-17
ANTHON BERG'SA AGENCY
SCfAUMBURG TRADING COMPANY, INC,
Is BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
May we send yo box of ANTON BhRG'S CELEBRAIED DANISH
CHOCOLATES, M4RCIPAN or CONFhLIIONERY the GENUINE U-
PORTED ARTICLE FRON DENUARK, DENAARhS MOST NOTED
BRAND?

These goods are really made in COPENHAUEN OF te finest ua ceanest raw
MATERIAL, specially packed ad sent here by Danish steamers 50 that we can guarantee
them ALL FRESH AND DELICIOUS.
lnere are several different kinds Of pure chocolate and in the filled variety there
will be fOund many pieces with co9uac ad rum Flavor, ma'claf pineapple, gI2er
nuts nougaUne, ere, etc heatdul and nou1shlng
The prices are extremely reasonab Tor We sell direct The purchaser pays 5he
postage.
W GUARANTEE SAFE RECEIPT and ii y"ne not satisfied You can have
YOUR MONEY BACK by returning He goods.
Every order E welcome. large or small. IL only you wall RVeuS atHu then fill
Ot the coupon below al once before you forge IT, and your parcel VIII come 10y remn
mai, almost as quickly ~ aeuer
Respectfully,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
nI1,E TRIANGLE CLUE NEWS

Fourteen New Britain industriai girls visited the lndustrRl Girls club of Hartford last evening when had a meeting in kceney park. Ihe first thing on the program was "cats" which were especially vel come to eight members of the group who arrived at S;50 after long and eventful ride. Outdoor spor'S carving from the childish pursuit oI eoo saving to regular hali salno ,rore inc entertainment until darh' Orn of tho New Britain girls also did the champion high jumping AL, , or dark Miss Preston or idar, ,'o' u to,d ahout the stars and pointed out the interesting constelIauohs "'''''' are in the sky now ~ .o.. If " A rehearsal of all three acts Q, tho play will he held this eVeh'ns ct -.go at the Y. w. C. A.
 ''T T,na members of the 1ndnstria' cir,s, cIub have been invited 10 the bon,e of Mrs. Philip B, Stanley on on shnttle Meadow road this Sunuat arternoon. The girls will meet at at +no @, t'' c,nh room at gao and go out ,n ~ Nrs stanley's together
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
4 GLASS OF MOTIFS
 SWEET APPLE CIDER A DAY WILL kEEP THE DOCTOR AWAY MOtt'S Russet Brand
 Sweet Apple Cider
tNon Alcoholic

lsan deal fs~#y drink ard w7at ST ceUent for cNldreA, r. 5 made from the ,hotcest apples E~u~a n rhe ia nous or hards D. &cw I--4- s'ate e41 hot,}et with fNe ut~lost taaa and ln- der the most IIlr-o#el metlo-s Tn modern portsrt'v aq9pE@l plants b. cated lu the G.art of rre app7 d.s- trirt. lIear as ef.sta, ceaE@'A4. la tor and urs4rt" ~~-i 4'.=a s. I' +' greatly app-ar'atsd ny ala rapLd setung bererase
 svse, App pe "aer has tean inc popular Amer al lras f"r at'r TWO hundred wears. tra oi-asC an4 best known. but owing tn r.. d.fl.'-'y of keep,rE It sweet and uu.45eu=, 'i.e gan was Hriral .r.1-.-a-s tg 'I-e winter mor'hs,
 Tnder our ". s3-t r~- .s7, HnTT s rT-SSFT BRAND SA.rl aT---A CIDER ts bottled fresh s.an t-e or- rhard in lermet+st..E St. sa--.-I glass rnrta.uers ~l.-h eamra'ls sl,gflage. vast. and l-ssat ..n ard insure fig hseplaE q1a.-S l-.=. J making it a PoFlla' sl. MOTIFS EESSET EFA%L' 1} RET APPLE CHER rstaira n3 '#a sl||- ty, original fla or ard lea'" E>IES properttes of the LEyfoe 4zIi2 froa which it ts made,
 Your Interests are hast se".-l IF handling this absolutely pure 4-a-ry beverage, guaranteed l. IT -.t turer of ovrf nsrt a cr1tlas s tEre-l- snce in the prodactto1 of pure srro nroducts. Sold ly trst a-- Fra ..-- druggists and soda f7uu,a.us ja all cities where Introduced,
 Put up In full guar hot-t'>, l+.f gallon and gallon glass 4uEs aai ssa~- snteed to comply with all P9ra I"od laws. both State an- >atlar1+
 wott,s Russet Brand Sweet Apple Cider viii more than real56 EoHr eTFeafa- tieus
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22

A, court of probate holden at Ns% aS prtta,n. within and for the d's'r,'' tn ,rd nd t3t,sfF Par,'n in the County of liarttota %nU anu stata of Connecticut. on the +4s' 0@' o' pressnt mSs Bernard F. Gaffney' 1uase. S9o,,
 Estate of Elizabeth schwer late 0i 4''" pII.ain hs.1 in said district deceased a
 ., Upd@ sa3@ Her sns Brtaiu representing that he Ia a creditor and praying that le'ts's ,, u, adnltn,s,rator ad may be granted on a sa,n estate as per application on l'e '"0'e '0t,1 0rdered-that said application be hearn I,, and determined at the probate "nL'e o,,i, 'h New Britain, in said district on t'e -'t,, tn dsv of May 4. D. 1925, at ? Q ''orE ,m inc forsnoon and that n"ti,e ne s'sn', of % inc Tendency of said application anu h, inc time and place Of hearing thereon, ,,}, n$ nuldishiug this nrder In sone ne" NPap'l pnhtsbed in tald New Britain ha'ins circulation in said district, ana ny p'Hri.it cnny thereof on the pnhuc f'sh pos pos
 tnn The town of New Briain in sa'' u'"
 trtct, and return make r--..rv trace ''''' BERNARD F. GAFFHEY' Jn1se
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22

were not themselves on trial and that the best witness of all. John Bagnano, whom Miss Macri had failed to face in any court while he still lived, was dead. The state asked that the girl defendant be found guilty of first degree murder.
 Many Women Weep.
 During the argument made by de- tense attorney Koletsky which lasted for 2h hours several women in tho courtroom cried and Miss Macri sob- bed internationally as she sat facing the jurors. Mrs. Joseph Whitney New Haven society leader who has been constant attendant at the trial fainted shortly after the jurors had filed out at the noon recess. She had been sitting near Miss Macri during the morning and when other spectators arose to leave Mrs. Whit ney who Is the widow of former New York state supreme court jus tice remained seated Her condi- ton was noticed and first aid treat ment was used to revive her. She was later helped from tho courtroom but said she would return to stay near Miss Macri whose baby Lucy, she had promised to aid, until the trial is completed.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
DEFENSE LAWYER
 MAKES HIS PLEA
(Continued from First Fage>

the Palace theater." He stressed the point that the trousers and others wearing apparel of the slain man were not located until after the trial had gotten under way. He claimed that revolver which had been in the possession of the slain man at the time of the shooting had been removed by his brothers who later testified for the state.
 He concluded:
 "Go home and say. I've saved the soul of an innocent girl. She can now live and bring up her little baby in quiet and peace. If she was prcmeditatiye why didn't she shoot him without waiting an hour and half while his back was turned. It was not prcmeditated 1t was in self defense"
 The largest crowd that has yet gathered filled the courthouse dur ing the day and scores of persons ate their lunch in the corridors rather than leave the scene. Ar engagements have been made 10 lock the jurors up at a local hotel tonight in case there is a long delay before they bring in their verdict.
 Goes To Jury Today.
 Attorney Kolctsky ended his ar gument to the jury at 1 D. m. D. s, T, with a plea that the girl be acquit- ted. He declared that she had suf- fered intensely over q long period,
 It becomes a certainty that the case would be placed in the hands of the jury this afternoon when dur ling the noon recess defense attorney Koletsky said that he would be agreeable to such procedure which will be suggested by States Attor- .ney Arnon A. Alling, when he com- pletes the argument for the state States Attorney Alling told the Jnr- ors that they should remember the case was one of murder and not oi an assault. He declared that the members of the Bagnano family
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Supreme Commander
 0. s. of E. to Visit Here

The supreme commander and staff of Shepherds Of Bethlehem will be the guests of honor at a district meeting of the different local orders at Jr o. U. A. M. hall on Saturday evening. The degree team of Star of Good Will Lodge No, 9 of this city will put on the initiatory and Shepherds degrees for a large class of candidates from Hartford, Middle town. Southington and the two To- | cal lodges.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
MISS poLuMBo sHowERED

A shower was rendered Miss Mary Polumbo of 49i South Main street last night by the south Main girls at the home of Miss Mary Lucci- corone. A mock marriage was per formed and q buffet lunch served. Miss Polumbo was the recipient of many beautiful gifts,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Kazmira sIapski vs, Bolesla" Slap

Kszmira slapsN vs, Bolesla" Slap ski. D.i,,,n May 12th, 1925' ~
 ORDER OF NOTICE,
 rrnon complaint of said ease hrnnght 10 the City Court of NC" pritain. Connecticut, Third Monday of Iune A. D. 1925, claiming N,- 5oo,oo damagss for money loans1, .,s,] .,l II snnearing to Fhe subscribing author ;ty that BolesIaw slapski, has gone to rarts unknown, and that ,I' nIaintiff is unable to ascertain nF vherea bouts, ,-.. ordered that notice of the 'ns,, ., tutton and pendency of sa'a o'.''' pIaint shall be given to said de fendant by publishing this order II the New Britain Herald, dail' newspaper published in the C'fH O New Britain. and state of Connec ticut. once a. week for t"o success siye weeks, beginning on or heior the 18th day of May, 1925.
 BY ORDER OF THE COultl'
 Emil J, Danberg, clerk
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Petersburg Battlefield
 Plans Looking Bright

Springfield, Mass, May @9'-(AP) James Anderson of this city member of the Petersburg, Va, bat tlefeId commission which has just c6mpleted the survey authorized by congress said today on his return that the fine cooperation received included offers of all land needed Tn the layout of the proposed memorial road connecting the old fortif7ca tjons 90 that the government would he at no expense in this account.