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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
JOHN, CARDINAL
BONZAN0, DIES
AT ROME TODAY
Apostolic Delegate to U. S.
From 1911 to 1928 Succumbe
After Operation

Rome, Nov. 26.-(R-John, Car.
dinal Bonzano, apostolic delegate "a
the United States from 1911 ia
1928. died today 1t the age Of so.
The cardinal, whose last visit "a
America was made last year %
papal delegate to the Eucharistic
Congress in Chicago, underwent au
emergency operation for the yemoy.
81 Of 2 tumor = week ago.
At first he seemd to be recover.
ing, ;bat q. Tuesday night had !
slight setback.
Since last night the cardinals
condition had been steadily erow-
ing worse, despite the efforts Of
his doctors because his heart had
been weakened. He died at 1925
Q. m.
A short while. before death. he
became unconscious. He died IN
perfect calm after having received
the last sacraments and the papal
benediction in articulo morris.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
G. n. D. A. WILL
BEGIN CAPITAL
CITY CAMPAIGN
]. p. Wagner, County Chair.
man, Calls Meeting Of
Workers

The campaign in Bismarck for
1928 memberships in the. Greater
North Dakota association will be
carried on next week, according to
announcement made t"day by J. p.
Wagner, county chairman, who is in
charge. An appeal has been made
to = representative group Of busi-
ness men to serve Cn teams and
these volunteer workers will attend
. campaign dinner at 6:l5 p. m.
Tuesday IN the Grand Pacific hotel.
To this meeting = group of repre-
sentatives business men will be In.
vited to join the volunteer workers
and hear q report en- the activities
Of the association during the past
year from James s. Milloy, secre-
tary, and Fred Z. Conklin Of Bis
marck, . member Of the associations
state board Of directors.
A 0ne.Day Campaign
ut goes without say;.. that the
campaign in Bismarck Will be . sue
cess o il has in previous years"
l..r. Wagner declared today. The
business men Of this ctiv are sold
on tho work Of the state association
90 ~ should have little difficulty
Ia speeding things uu and comr 'st.
ing the task Ia : day. I believe the
JOB win b all over next ednesday.
Last year We did not make o
intensive m effort - in 1o26 b.
cause Of conditions IN this section.
In view Of this years crop, however,
we VIII expect 10 raise E1~re II Bis
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
Fall Jury Term Of
Court Starts Dec. 6

The fall jury term Of Burleish
county district court will open in
Bismarck on Tuesday, December s,
according to m order received BY
Clerk Of Court Chas. Fisher this
morning from Judge J. A. c. fey Of
jamestown, who will preside.
Drawing Of the jury will take
place at the clerks office Monday
mo.ning at 10 o'clock the names
being drawn by Clerk Of Court
Fisher, Sheriff Rollin Welch, County
Auditor A. G. lsaminger and County
Treasurer 6. L. Spear. The Jurors
will be summoned to appear ct 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Dscem-
be- 6.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
Kipling Book Sells at
Auction For $4,000

New York, Nov. 26.-(AP)-One
Of the remaining six copies Of the
rarest and most valuable Of Rud-
yard Kipling's' works, "The Smith
Administration" has been sold for
$4,000. The price was the highest
ever paid for . book by . living
author. S.,
The book was published at Ala
habad, India, in 1891, and was one Of
, number Of rare editions sold last
night = auction to Rosenbach COM
pany.
The Rosenbach company also pur-
chased : copy Of Kipling's Echoes" {"
Tor 5000. On the fly Leaf of this
book is an unpublished poem BY the
.Bard Of India, }" signed HRud.",'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
GEORGE REMUS
SANE WHEN HE
KILLED WIFE
Is Also Sane Now While on
Trial, Three Alienists Re.
port to Judge
CHANGES ARE POSSIBLE
Report Not Read to Jury, But
Judge Accepts It For His
Own Guidance
CHANGES ARE POSSIBLE

Cincinnati, Obi, Nov. 26.-fP-
George Remus was sane when he
killed his wife here October 6, last,
and is sane now while he stands
trial for murder, the three alienists
appointed by Judge Chester r.
Shook found in . report officially
filed today.
The report was provisional, the
psychiatrists asserted, and was
based upon Interrogation of Remus
and observation of him in the court
room since the trial started Novem-
Der IA. It might be changed later,
they said.
The report was not read to the
jury. Judge Shook asserted that
he accepted it at this time for his
own guidance. Had it found Remus
insane, Remus would not have been
permitted to continue as his own
chief of counsel, the court asserted
from the bench.
Remus Is Appreciative
II from my heart most deeply
appreciate the kindness the court
has shown and the report of the
alienists," Remus said to Judge
Shook.
Remus displayed deep emotion as
he thanked the judge for keeping
the report away from the jury It
this time.
Judge Shook received the docu-
ment yesterday and had filed it in
his pocket overnight.
The brief report was handwritten
on single sheet of paper.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26

CHARGED WITH BURNING DOG
Carlyle, ILL.,, Nov. 26.-(R)-
Wilkie Byers, ii. Of New Baden,
Ill, was arrested on . charge Of
burning his dog alive in = stove,
and il in jail here. Il Is alleged he
showed his collie pup in the stove
and closed the door. Byers denies
the charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
DISARMAMENT
MEET COMES AT
CRITICAL TIME
Rumanian Situation and ltal.|
ian-Albanian Treaty Brought
to the Fore
LEAGUE MAY BE ARBITER
Quarrel Between Poland and
Lithua9ia Causes Consid-
cradle Concern

London. Nov. 26.-(AP)-Numer
Gus rivalries and suspicious TO-
day threatened international peaco
in Europe.
The Rumanian situation, the
Italian-Albanian defensive" treaty
and the quarrel between Lithuanis
and Poland have come to the fore
one week before the meeting in &c.
neva OF disarmament conference.
held in the hope Of furthering peace
and good will .-
Anxieties in Rumania have been
reawakened by the death Of Ion
Bratiano. The possibility Of former
Crown Prince Carol returning to
claim the throne had added to the
difficulties.
Foreign Relations Endangered
The loss Of the premier who DOM
mated the country for more than I
quarter of . century, j. is feared,
may have m adverse effect on Ru4
mania's foreign relations. Hungary
is displeased at the treatment ok
Hungarians in -Transylvania, trans.
ferred from Hungary to Rumania IN
1920 by treaty. Russia desires to
recover Bessarabia, lost to Rumania
as q result Of the Bolshevik revolu-
ton. Bulgaria il nursing her anger
over the loss Of territory to ku.
mania because Of the World war.
In another direction interrfIhs of
jealousies have been STIR
by the recently signed f.st IA
treaty between Italy and fmnities
In some quarters the treaty 1Alar.
garded as . threat Of trouble 81 4.
Balkans.
The chief cause Of immediate ,con.
Germ is the quarrel between Poland
and Lithlania. In the view Of many
English commentators this has been
aggravated by the soviet's warning
note to Poland, implying that Rus
sia will be found on the ride OF
Lithuania in the event Of hoetilities.
In State Of Virtual War
The Polish annexation Of Vilna,
the old Lithuanian capital, IN 1920.
while the Polish Lithuanian frontier
was as yet unde.in :, has rankled.
That Notwithstanding the council Of
ambassadors confirmation Of Po-
lands possession in 1928. Quarrols
arising from this have increased In
tension and the two cations have
been in q state Of virtual war, n.
though a bloodless one, since diplo.
matte relations have never been re
stored between them.
The present position is complicat.
ed by internal political troubles in
Lithuania. It is reported that Pre-.
mier WEldemaras has protested to
the League of Nations against
Polish aggression" but It il also
said that his tenure Of office seems ]
precarious owing to the efforts Of ]
his political opponents.
Poland Intends to submit the
quafrel to the league in December.
The hope is strongly expressed here
that peace will be ma:nts med until
then and that the League will sue
ceed in securing justice Ill around.
SOVIET FOREIGN OFFICE
DENIES DISORDER REPORTS
Moscow, Russia, Nov. 2S.-(AP)
The soviet f0reien office today
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26

The Bucharest newspaper Die
mineata yestei day said that chaos
and anarchy reigned in the Ukraine
with hundreds Of civilians and sole
diers killed in street fighting In
Kamenetx-Po Podolsk.
Garrisons 1t Odessa, Tirsapol,
Noghiley and other cities passed In
to the hands Of "revolutionists, who
are gaining ground j.,
southern Russia the dispatch to
Dimineata said.
No confirmation Of the report y
to be had in continental Europs
news ceuterS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26

Score by Quarters
Army ............O Ola O-l4
Navy ............ 20 9
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26
SOVIET FOREIGN OFFICE
DENIES DISORDER REPORTS

Moscow, Russia, Nov. 28.-(AP)
The soviet foreign office today
denied reports Of disorder IN the
town Of Kamenetx-P Podolsk, Ukraine.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-26

Mostly cloudy tonight and g.
day. Probably snow. Colder.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

corner where he could not avoid capture.
E,t Mad Anthony Wayne Swooped down 10
the Frenchmans and saved him and his little
army Reinforced Lafayette turned on the pursuing
CORVALLIS and drove him back to Yorktown, where
later Washington and Rochambeau forced the British
leader to surrender.
The Revolution over. Lafayette returned
10 his native land where he received with wild
enthusiasm. But he again to the United
States and tried to interest people here in scheme
to do away with sIa avery To that end he bought q
huge plantation where slaves might he educated and
made At for freedom.
But troubles in France called Lafayette from
phia nthropic plans. The people rising against
the King and the aristocracy Lafayette chosen
Comma Chief of the National Guard in Paris,
and gave his badge the famous red.
white and blue cockade known the "tricolor, and
copied from flags colors. Through his interven-
ton the lives the King and Queen saved from
the mob at the plundering of Versailles. Lafayette
up his title and threw in his lot with the
In
Evening star., 1927-10-21

Soon afterward Washngtons enemies Gates, Conway
and others) tried to make Lafayette catspaw in
their scheme to invade Canada without the command
pr.n.chef's authority. The plan fell through. La
fayette, in May of the next year, was defeated at
Hill but shortly afterwarG did gallant serv-
ice at the battle of Monmouth.
In January, 1879. he sailed for France to interest
his countrymen at court there more deeply in our
struggle liberty. Aboard his ship plot
formed to murder the officers and carry Lafayette
prisoner England Uhere to offer him in exchange
for Gen Burgoyne. whom the Americans had
tured). The conspiracy discovered in time and
80 of It's promoters put in irons. Lafayete's
appeal o the French government resulted in the
sending of money, fleet and 5000 soldiers to Amer
ica Coming back TO the patriot army, Lafayette
member of the court martial that condemned
Andre death. He in 1871 with 12OO
to Virginia against Corvallis The British general
strong for him and easily drove Lafayette in
full retreat before him. The boy escape
me"' wrote CORVALLIS, while following up the
treating Lafayette, and seeking to pen him in some
Evening star., 1927-10-21

His reward the incurring Of suspicion OF
treason during the Reign Of Terror and he was forced
fee for his life from France. He hid IN flanders.
captured by Austrian agents and sent
from one prison another for the next four years.
During his captivity he often put to much sui
fering and humiliation. But by keeping out of France
he saved from execution
on his release in 1897 he found himself almost
penniless and compelled to do without the luxuries
md comforts that had been his
He came back to America in 1924 on visit--as
guest Of ON gratifed Nation-and spent II months
here. Congress voted him 100000 and 24.o00-acre
tract of land Returning TO France, he spent the
years in efforts for the better government
of his country, dying in 1894 in his nth year.
Lafayette left whom he named George
Washington." One of his two daughters chris
"Nireinia' in honor of the state where his fore
most warlike exploits achieved lie the only
Frenchman of his time against whom the bitterest
political personal enemy could find no word of
SANDER
Evening star., 1927-10-21

- K ARE JEAN PAUL ROCH YVES GIL
~ Nh BERT DU MOTIER. Marquis de la
VI Fayette, his full name and title. He
was soldier of fortune, in that he left
home. wife and rank to draw sword for
a cause and people not his own. America owes him
much.
Lafayette was Frenchman of noble birth and
chose to follow martial His head was full of
the revolutionary literature o. the day. he was disciple
of liberty. When the American Revolution broke
out he saw chance to put his high theories into
practice. Accordingly he came here in 1777 at the
age 10 Che had married at 16), and offered his serv
ices 10 Washington His charm of manner pleased
Washington. SO the youth received a major generals
commission and temporary place on the command
er-inchief's staff
His active service at the battle of Brandy
wine, where, while trying to rally the retreatng
Americans he received a wound which laid
him up for months Barely he back in active
service when with 800 men he defeated larger band
Of Hessians slirmish Gloucester Point.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
BUYER FOR UMBRELLAS

A we'll known specially store
requires the services of a buyer
for the umbrella department.
one who has bought umbrellas
or who has been an assistant in
an umbrella department will find
this an interesting opportunity
apply by letter, giving detailed
information on previous expert
ence and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 151-D. Star Office. =
Evening star., 1927-10-21
HELP--MALE.
ICnntinued.l
Can Earn S. an Hour.

SELL NNIIAO OEANDsJ.
The most beautiful line in America and
wa nav unusually large commissions: cards
sci. on sight. We deliver and colleet GalI Z,
opGS " psy'oR e ENNss Tsts f6k pTTouR oGoNSEN
fENCE PROCESS engraving CO. 206
Phillirs BLDG 937 18th st NV -
Statesmen (3) to sell Buick
automobiles; prospects fur
nished; must have own demon
strator; past experience and ref
erence necessary. Address Box
23S-D Star office. 2l*
Evening star., 1927-10-21
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FIRST FLOOR. near corner Opposite million
dollar building operation. vicinity Union
station, suitable for shop or Office and hsi
cont bned tor adults. cheap rental or wake
u very attractive for tenant who can attend
to heating plant. owner furnishes coal.
=. RYON co. 49,; st. Main 45ai
DELICATESSEN and meat market 18th and
SITS: also delicstessen. soda and light
lunch. corner 18th and Que SITS: wish tn sell
either one: am unable to run both stpres
Apply Kosmas Delicat"ssen. 18th and Que
Evening star., 1927-10-21

LUNCH ROOM OR DELICATESSEN-i43I
years; closed mOnths. Owner OF property
"1ti lease equipped. $50 mo-. Including
4-room. oath apt. 4-car garage. entirely re-
decOrated. Phone Col 1922 h u m
Evening star., 1927-10-21

A FEW AMBITIOUS young
men and women, employed by
the Federal or Municipal Gov
ernment, are offered part-time
employment by fifteen-million-
dollar corporation which will
shortly announce an educational
cash prize contest in Washing
ton which will be of particular
interest to Government en-
ployes; compensation liberal and
in proportion to time and effort
given; in addition, all who quail
ify will be given free trip to
Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, in
1923. In writing, state age, pres
ent salary and place of employ
ment; all replies considered con-
fidential. Address Box 226-D,
Star office.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

DINING ROOM FURNITURE-Hrmchai
| side chairs. genuine Spanish leather seats:
rktension table. mahogany: excellent condi-
! ton; bargain. X35. See daytime only oOO5
/ klng1a rd Mt Pleasant '
Evening star., 1927-10-21
- - ~ -
PERSONAL.

WATKINS UNIVERSAL SHIPPING CODE
hooks. the property of the late G. AMORf
Sanse foas formery ne
Ave-. Ocean Front. Sea Gate. Coney Island.
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nine. st whi,e hf sisnal as" st cherry ta @rees
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r""a aNnp1 70 pTrmneHt rEHs Detroit man and Mk "a
nsrsTx AMoK and Sat GHsnaa" Wnar wth fna my
BEAR AND DEER HUNTERS - PARTIES
leaving Washington weekly for days NUM-
expenses transportatio". %''' hunting % license
sed 500 sde; a1d KERR aRss
3e0o. Br. rs $500 i4th st. Nv NV :s.
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Evening star., 1927-10-21

COAT. beautiful. black, fur collar. $40: cost
SS5: dresses, like new; other clothes: cheap.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

CAPE. seaIslin. long. like new. PARTY must
sacri fce for immediate sale Greenbcrg
Tailor ShOp 174I G a. NV
Evening star., 1927-10-21

| ONE OF THE OLDEST uultigraphing and
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Evening star., 1927-10-21

GROCERY STORE for sale 707 "a at. "
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Priced reasonably to right man. Main 102I
Evening star., 1927-10-21

FORMER EMPLOYEES
who desire work for Christ
mas season should register in the
employment Office, 9th floor.
Experienced help in all depart
ments will be wanted.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

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Evening star., 1927-10-21

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Evening star., 1927-10-21

FURNITURE--Iarge lot OF repOssesSed and
storage goods in complete suites and odd
electric baby grand player and upright
pianos; 1927 Chrysler CouDe for finance 60.
Other hiGh-grade automobiles etc. All hy
auction at Weschlers. 02O Pa. ave. NV.
Snturday Octoher ~ ,nU1,anninO n m,
Evening star., 1927-10-21
Observation-Disclosures.

ADVANCED PAPER GLITTER AND MO-.
tor. 3O-inch stone proof press etc ThOs
T.. Moore & Son. 10Th and d sts NV.
Hutchins Bldg. .,"s
Evening star., 1927-10-21

RNITURE-Bed-davenp0 suite. 3-piece
Overstuffed: breakfast set 1889 Sprina
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Evening star., 1927-10-21

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Evening star., 1927-10-21

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Evening star., 1927-10-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07
ARMY RELIEF RIDE
PROMISES THRILLS
Fort Myer Affair Tomorrow
Will Draw Leaders of So
ciety From Washington.

All of the thrills Of an old fashioned
Wild West show. the carnival Of a cir.
Gus and the pomp of the military will
be bundled together in the Army relief
ride that will be staged tomorrow aft
ernoon in the riding hall at Fort
Myer.
Some Of the best horsemen in the
United States Army will appear in in
dividual events. while the Sd United
States Cavalry and the 10th Field Ar
tillery, which are sta, toned at the fort
will execute some difficult and daring
drill maneuverS.
The exhibition will start at o'clock
All money obtained from the nominal
admission fees will be devoted to Army
relief purposes. Reservations may be
made through the adjutants Office at
Fort Myer, either by personal call or
by telephone.
The ride will bring to the arena side
many leaders of society from Wash
ington. Included IN the boxes will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07
Asks $4,000 Suits Dismissal

The Black & White Taxi Co. has
asked the District Supreme Court to
dismiss three suits aggregatine sos
600 damages brought against the
company by Emily j. Barnes, Laura
Billings and Florence Turney, who
were struck by a cab of the company
at Ninth street and New York
avenue. The company charges that
the three women were crowded under
one umbrella and were not watching
traffic. They stepped in front of the
cab. too close for the driver to stop
his vehicle, the company asserts. At.
torney Michael F. Mangan appears
for the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07
Arson Plot Charges Dropped.

LOS ANGELES, January Up
Charges against seven Los Angeles
business men, recently accused of be-
ing leaders in a 100000 arson plot.
were dismissed in Superior Court here
on motion of District Attorney Reyes.
Reyes said his office had made
mistake" in filing the charges.
The men involved in the charges,
brought two months ago, are Fred w
kaplan, Henry Meyers, Ben Rosson.
Max Rachoff. Harry Levitan, Ben
Sugarman and Joseph Ginsberg