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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05
.E|gg&$&$MAZ

Cut glass makes fine wedding
present, but poor engagement ring.
A man tells US he was fool when
he married and his wife tells us he
hasn't changed bit.
Tobacco smoke kills germs. Kisses
are full of germs. Just the same,
maybe girls shouldn't smoke.
No man is worthless, but some are
worth less than others.
Ans fair in love and war and they
are alike in other ways.
1t takes a couple to mend broken
engagement.
Fish caught this spring are not as
large as those caught last spring
but they will be by next spring.
Only very foolish man sets his
vacation for the same time the boss
will be away on his.
They say there are more women
than men in an Italian town, but
it may be the men stay home more
Fall in love with yourself anc
there won't be any competition.
May flowers bring June bills.
Many an amateur gardener hasn't
even grown Disguised yet.
Most of the gossips are in small
towns. Those in the larger towns
soon die from loss of sleep.
Trouble with having the big heac
is that it proves it's half empty.
Keeping daughter in clothes
isn't always a financial problem.
Lame excuses can't 60 far.
The boss doesn't have as good ,
time as the office boy.
One beautiful thing about popular
songs is they don't last.
| Distance lends enchantment to tn
old swimming hole.
We always feel sorry for hot
house flower.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05
nd walked right in as they we're

and walked right in as they were
told.
"Why hello there! You're not
birds!" said merry little man to
whom the jolly voice belonged. "And
you certainly don't look sick. Oh,
now l know who you are. You're
the Twins, aren't you-the ones the
Fairy Queen likes so much.
thought So" he nodded when Nancy
explained that that was indeed who
they were, and that they had come
on a visit. make yourselves right
at home. Here's poor fellow who
has just arrived, and I'm listening to
his troubles. Mister Stork, this is
Nancy and Nick. Nancy and Nick,
this is Mister Stork."
How do you d." said the stork,
limping over and shaking hands.
do you know anything about
Africa? was just about to tell
Doctor Bill here how got hurt"
"Africa!" exclaimed Nick. 81
didn't know you lived there"
"Only in winter" said Mister
Stork. "In the summer I live on a
roof in Holland. But it gets pretty
cold. SO l fly south across the Medi-
terranean Sea. But sit down and I'll
tell you all about it,"
Ito Be Continued)
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05

New York, May 5.-Two nights
ago saw President Machado of
Cuba whisked through the streets
with big detail of motorcycle cops
clearing traffic for him. Coming to
a stop at Times Square, many of the
passersby crowded about to get a
glimpse of him. Then they turned
one to another and asked "Who is
that gink ?" The president of neigh
boring country could walk up and
down Broadway attracting little at
tention.
Yesterday saw Jack Dempsey In
an open car stop on Eighth avenue.
Within half minute there were a
hundred persons around him, holding
forth cards and scraps of paper for
his autograph. Within two minutes
traffic was blocked and cop ordered
Dempsey to move. The crowd ran
after his car and when it drew up to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05
AIR LINES WILL NEVER RIVAL
SHIPS OF SEA
BY Chester H. R0well

"A pound pound is the rate of fare suggested by DR.
Hugo Ecne pilot of the navy drgble Los Angeles in It's
fight the for the proposed arsh
company In other words pound sterling OF fare Tor eac
pound avoirdupois of the passenger.
1t would make the sylph-ke form more popular than
Such rates than many passengers pay
now for hgh-class steamer accommodations and there
should be trouble getting them for the novelty smooth
ness and speed of air travel
But do look for any slump in transatlantic steam
ship stocks An airshp big the Leviathan can carry
about many passengers as modern motor stage and no.
where many a street
It would take thousand such vessels making round
trip week. to carry this seasons tourist rush to Europe
handled by few dozen passenger vessels making
round trip trip and half month There not enough
heum in the world, working all at maximum pro-
duction to supply per Of those vessels Hydrogen
would have to be used, with it's inevitable risks.
The drigibe arshp will never carry than neg-
pibe fraction of the PASSENGERS When the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05
PILSUDXI'S BEES
louisville Courier JournaD

NLOulSVlll0 courier JOurndI)
The desertion of politics by Gen.
Pilsudski, Polands first chief Of
state. for the occupation Of bee
keeping will furnish photographers
much JOY, but is likely also to
bring much pleasure-and probably
some prolific the general. A
properly managed bee farm is
more likely to keep the. young Pill
sudski-if there are any young
Pilsudskis-in shoes and bread
and butter than the thankless oc-
cupation OF politics.; and while
bees. il mishandled. may resent it
anu drive one away, after the man
ner Of aroused voters, still the
bees are working for the beekeeper
and not the beekeeper for the
bees.
While Bookkeeping frequently is
followed mainly for. pleasure and u
small store of honey for personal
use, there are thousands of bee
keepers in the United States who
last year produced honey crop
worth $4,000, 900. besides beeswax
for commercial use which brought
them something over $5.OOO,OO0
more.
Although the mere mention OF
bees horrifies those who think OF
them only in connection with
stings. Gen. Pilsudski's venture
will attract the nature lover and
those interested in growing and
creative animal life.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05

the curb in the next block score of
men were on the running board be-
fore it stopped. The chauffeur drove
up Eighth avenue, circled several
blocks and returned to the Pennsyl-
vania Station again. A new crowd
quickly formed and the cop chased
the car again. Dempsey drove to
Fifth avenue and back before he
could shake off the crowd and enter
the station.
These contrasting scenes are re-
lated that you may reflect on the
questions: What is fame?
Your correspondent asks your kind
indulgence if the quality Of his daily
record seems below it's usual low
level for the present. His first ra-
do set is keeping him within doors
much of the time and he is hearing
more than he is seeing. There is
more thrill for him in getting a
static squeak from Omaha than in
getting a peep behind Broadway cur
tains. And just to think! He does
it with an indoor aerial on three
tube set which wasn't built for dis
lance, distance being the one thing
that didn't interest him when he
bought the set '48 hours ago!
Seen in Prospect Park. an elderly
man wearing a tail coat, striped
trousers, a top hat and carrying a
stick. Also he wore a ready-made
ascot tie and celluloid collar. One
of the many shabby genteel" to be
| seen hereabout. usually men and
women of the stage living in the re-
Election of past glories.
One of the best laugh lines in a
Broadway show is "I'll meet you at
the revolving door and we'll go
round together"
Another strain of the same humor
in the same show: II took her for
canoe ride, but she wouldn't let me
kiss her, SO I padded her back"
JAMES w. DEAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05

bic alternatives. prepare for de-
tense, but organize for peace
There Will Always Be Reactionaries
Senator Reed of Missouri. who is
trying to fill in the American Con-
gress the same place that Luden-
dorff filled in the German Reich
stag. advises his party, in an ad-
dress to the Missouri Legislature.
to Guido the Republican party in
regulating Democratic traditions.
Denouncing the world court, he
said: "The only tribunal needed to
settle the vital interests of these
United States are its men and
women who are ready at all times
to defend the nations honor"
This is the exact Gown fist" doc
trine, which led German kaiserism
to its ruin. = Bismarck. though quite
as ruthless, had more sense. He won
unity and prestige for Germany in
two brief wars. but then his policy
was all for peace and cooperation.
to win the friendship of Russia and
England, to live at peace with
France, and to develop Germany.
Lesser men, after him, boosted
that Germany had no friends and
must rely on her own fist. The re-
suit is history. America, differently
situated, would not risk quite that
calamity. But it would reintroduce
in the world the same false princi-
pie, and invite the world to follow it.
There will always be reactionaries
like Reed, to lead nation back
ward. There need not be dupes, to
follow in that way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-05
ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTs BARTON

II have a friend" said the Fairy
Queen to Nancy and Nick, the Twins.
"who would like very much to have
you visit him."
"Who is it," asked Nick eagerly.
1.-THE fairy bird DOCTOR" answered
the Fairy Queen. Hes called Doc
tor Bill"
"That's funny name," laughed
Nancy. "Where does he live?"
Far, far away on an island at
sea-" said the Fairy Queen. "No one
ever saw a sick bird, did he?'Well,
the reason is that when, bird gets
sick he flies away at once to Doctor
Bills hospital and stays there until
he gets we'll. If the bird cannot fly,
like the ostrich, for instance, he goes
as far as he can and Doctor Bill
sends his ferry-boat and takes him
the rest of the way"
..'How soon may we go?" asked
Nick quickly.
Fright away, if you WISH" an.
swered the Fairy Queen. "The magic
shoes will take you there and bring
you back any time you like"
"Hooray!" cried both of the Twins.
Goodbye, then. We guess we'll be
going"
"Good.bye," said Nancy.
Goodbye" said the Fairy Queen.
II hope that you will have a very
nice time, and learn q lot"
The Twins were lifted up into the
air by magic, and whisked away out
over the ocean until they came to an
island.
In less than no time they found
themselves before an odd-looking
house set in garden full of trees.
The trees were full Of birds of all
shapes and sizes-some bandaged,
some lame, some singing, some scold-
ing. and some just sitting still doing
nothing at all.
On sign over the door it said
doctor Bills Bird Hospital. Free!
Come One-Come AL"
"This must be the place." said
Nick, lifting the knocker and lettjns
it drop with . loud bang.
"sComsI in" called q jolly voice.
| So the Twins lifted up the latch
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One In $4,000
Movie Actors
Reaches StardOm

Hollywood, Cal. May 5.-Fisures
compiled during the last five years
by the largest moving picture pro-
ducing companies reveal that the
aspirant to stardom in the films
must overcome a 50.000-to-1 chance
of achieving success.
The figures indicate that in the
past five years, screen service bur-
eaus of Hollywood have supplied over
100000 men. women and children,
who at first were inexperienced in
moving picture work. OF these
100000. not to exceed six or seven
have reached a point where their
names we're carried on the screen.
and only two have become stars of
any magnitude.
Many included in the figures had
some theatrical experience, and the
contrast is drawn with the fact that
nearly all of The prominent stars
and featured players have had stage
experience. - its.t J:
"A beautiful face,". directors say,
Tor pretty figure, or both. without
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I hate to mention it, but am
afraid that you do not realize, Mr..
Prescott, that you have overdrawn
your salary for the next three
months. You have been so very
generous with your mother and your
wife, and her expenses were so large
during her confinement that think
l. have been remiss in not explaining
to you how rapidly you have been
taking up your salary of $4,000 a
year.
Now you have used the entire
$4,000 and you have still three
months to go until your year is up.
The steel business is flourishing.
think you had better return very
soon and declare another dividend.
Leslie still has a great deal Of
money to her credit and it is very
probable that she would either lend
or turn over to you the same, when
she knows that you need it. ,,
&. am extremely anxious to j. get
away. as my friend, Bee Summers,
expects to become a mother within
the next month. Will you kindly
let me know just when I. may ex-
pect. you? think you should re-
turn before. your wife. You can 60
back in time for the farewell party
which she intends giving, and for
which as you probably know she has
kindly invited me.
Jimmy Condor is doing very we'll.
He seems entirely recovered from
his disappointment. saw him the
other evening with very pretty
girl about his own age. pretended
not to recognize him, however, hop
ing that he would say something to
me about it the next day. This he
did with much embarrass ment He
told me that the girl with him was
the daughter of the head bookkeeper
here. Mr.. Edstrom. you know. She
is very nice girl and l am glad to
see that he has been able to renew
his faith in womanhood.
Can't you come to Pittsburg upon
receipt Of this? am sure that Les
lie will see the importance of it, You
cam arrange matters so that I can
leave Immediately. expect you will
think that I am in great hurry, but
confess that am completely tired
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airplane becomes feasible, that may
be a different matter.
On land, there are already auto
mobiles enough to carry 80 times
more passengers at once than all the
railway cars combined.
There is no limit to the possible
number of flivvers of the air. to
carry us few at time. But the
ships Of the air will never rival in
carrying capacity the ships of the
sea.
Organize For Peace to Prevent War
"The way to prevent war is to be
ready for it," says the chief of the
jingoes.
No nation in the history of man.
kind was ever so "ready" for war
as Germany was in 1914. The next
best prepared was France. These
two had allied with them invincible
combinations of all the other we'll
prepared nations. Did all this prep
aration prevent" war? In fact. did
anyone ever expect it to prevent
war? Its purpose was not to prevent
war, but to secure each nation in
being the victor in that war.
It did not do even that. The best
prepared nation was defeated, and
the others found victory no less dis
astrous than defeat.
So long as the world is inadequate
ly organized to prevent war each
nation is under the dread necessity
of preparing to care for itself if war
comes. But in actual consequences
"the worst peace is better than the
best war;"
To avoid either of these intolera-
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A TEST: or YEARS
II the Experience OF This Bismarck
~. Resident

- sSAe A]AVe1SeuC0 VI uA8 0A0m8HCk
-. Resident
Are you miserable with an aching
back? Feel tired, nervous and run
down 7, Do you have daily headaches,
dizzy. spells; and annoying urinary
disorders? Then why not take the
Advice Of Bismarck resident who
suffered as you do and found last
ing relief by using Doan's Pills-a
stimulent diuretic to the kidneys Z?
Here is . Bismarck case that the
years haven't changed. Why not
profit by til.
Mrs. H. Stei4metz. ll3 Second St.
says: Il used q couple Of boxes Of
Doan's' Pills, from the Lenhart Drug
Co., and they cured me Of severe
dull aching through the small Of
my back. l had been annoyed for
some time with lameness and sore.
ness through my ssloins and tired
and lsnguid feeling and got no re-
lief until used Doan's Pills. !
haven't had bsckschs and my kid
neys have been. healthy since"
NINE YEARS LATER, Mrs. Stein
metz ,said:, "The curs Doan's Pills
made FOR me u permanent"
60c 1t oil Dealers Foster Milbura
Co., Mrs, Buffalo, .N..Y,- Adv.
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If the burn is very serious one.
while the doctor is being sent for
battle with a boric solution. Boric
is cooling and healing.
Never wrap fingers together when
burned. Wrap separately. If wrap
ped together they will stick and
cause much pain.
The same rule applies to toes also.
Wrappings should be soaked in
vaseline. Cotton should be placed
underneath. This helps to keep out
the air and thereby relieves pain.
Also turpentine, applied to . burn
where the skin is not broken, is
good.