The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1918, Page 4

} Serer WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1918 BISMARCK EVENING TRIB THE ol ARCK TRIBUNE _ COMEDIES pee: seneS WELLS PATRIOTS } TMENT ee a Se MOUET LUTALTy UME ANCA DEPARTENT ES ane ne FIRST IMPRESSION OF ADDRESS PROVOKES yen . Y reer MESSAGE IS DOUBTFUL SELLING OF GRAIN Address Viewed as Offering Lit- Opiimism Not Shared by the POLIS | 510 re : nea jiolence is Feared if Meei- ; tie Hope of Solutions of Bulk of the Trade, Which The Ass ; een as Troubles Soon. Takes No Pari. this paper and also COURT DECISION = PROVISIONS WEAKER yES UPWARD IMPULSE a LARGE RECEIPTS Jan. President address to congress brought considerai ing of grain to- i 's who drew quick ferences that the outlook for an ism however, did not seem to shared by the bulk of the trade who beld off pending further develop- Prices closed unsettled, to 5 a lower for corn, vi ed 10 to 35¢ down. sident’s address be- a factor in the corn market, displayed firmness owing to of arrivals. Traffic condi- on the railroads were still plain- bed by the big snowfall, and nding that country notices were heavy, it was to when receipts here tantially enlarged. As , as bulletins began to telling of what the President had said, prices began to sag. No ad- line of the address though, le on change here before much more free the case in regard to corn. tailed to appear until the ke 232¢ in some cases. of large receipts of hogs Option Opening High Low Close MINEAPOLIS GRAIN Minn., Jan. 8—Flour SATISFACTION OF BEING “IN IT.” RAILWAY DESPOT SOF WAR STORES wane Live ie STOCK A ee car CUTFUELS 2, ys ‘0; lower; native cows and heifers eers 800 @ 650 @ 9.25; stockers and calves 900 @ TO RAILWAY HEN Every Officer and eee Important Now as Sold:ers in the 1 Trenci fWicADGO ON PAY FOR THE WEN CORED IN REPORT OF us. TENNIPEN TR TRIBUNAL ect Understanding Bete ce and Underw s Grand Jury. Pian to Lay the Ghost of De- matter hc has known of love. or w heifer thers 1100 @ “SAVING OF 50 MILLION TONS qt Mother remi nett ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK he has creat ys & ’ Rave sien Bek oee ie Ree AGE RECEIVED ix : race mand to Cut Off Non-es- iin yesterdays new air of ¢ Promises to Treat Rail a a c “LAIN CLOTHES MEN eaitial- industri Bulk ity among the 1 Justly and Fairly and at 4 EL i EW 5 CENTERS ESPE CIALLY TOUCHED Steen 3.200: _ killers, ened, divine sense pie ee Earliest Momen 145 AFTER Di “DELIVERY , Now, ALL TOGETHER. SING! Just listen to thi “They're Wearing 1 become an internation The situati government of fashions! Qne of those ‘‘shortages” about has hit the wool mar fear women wil! pi be any left for khaki uniforms and And then. ju that little war job ambassador to the L that Economy be the suggests that ‘‘no mor: be allowed to each costum cially for—hem—p to look at!” The Pa serand with "consumption f the fuel admi teady; lambs 00 @ 13.00; alr | tive steers § cd feeders. 1 @ war 000; farm weth- oo: ars ewes $85 @ 12.50; ————. Man © voc GERMANS WIDEN THE sss ee er ein oe 2 : erms, eae SPRATING Ik hil Sg cr iste ara oe Stee | horsefae est Who had Just stated end 1 amounted to the increase in output) in an uncompromising tone wand at eons oes foe a | Siderable length his destres n# to apart: ear, anfited | ment and services, “Well, Mr, Suwney, ould be taken care of by | my sare in factories not contri-| rates are two dollir @ diy, Aim 4$—Farther exte with the fu barre’ zone is a city to the prosecution of | ican plan, cash in ndvance and entehs dalously in th e statement sent j ascatch-can—you tuke what you get ously in - Wecveruinent IEE | = é + mn government. it o ty ae aa] and like it or leave if, Just ax you only one grew before. Tut ire on Jan. 1L et agreement is ad-) || A 2 ORIN MELE «> of the often proposed ar-| Please. And no drawing mapy, solv: exits may appear in our m WAR INQUIRY ENDS. bitrery classification of industries! p= ciphers or componing national aa: With your kind permissio ‘into essential and non-essential divis | thems on the walls of your room with Senate Steps Quizzes After Hearing 5... | a lead peneil, elthor!"—Kanaas Clty ballad and join in singin Vartimes!*’ 5 believed.” the fuel administra-| Star. eS ee announcement says, “that the/ quickly press on the eetS'2- operation of this plan will forever lay! Tribune want ad tion which it regards as necessers 1 ine ghost the agitation to vcatott| a, bring; rewalte, improve the army purchasing system. 1°. Sccential industries’ and will auto-/ = the senate committe?’ matically balance the relation between | | SOLDIE e decided to suspend its war inquiry 4. production and consumption of} RS IN CAMP efter hearing Secretary Baker the (90) /ang prevent any repetition of Th e abrupt change trom latter part of this week on war ord- the preseat coal sho e” | ee | home cor To Detect Coloring Matter. | miforts to camp life may be = Seems to us that the alli ea sould afford to furnish bread and WALLA (ILL ANSWER IN A MANDAN COURT It will be a pretty diplomats swallow N. Trotz able liars.” Reported from Berlin that Von Hert ing, chaneellor, is “‘indis- bance and sup) Keep Grapes Fresh f 9 uscertain whether artificial coler | Sahs cn yout boy's health, butit he t of ¥ ii be through the corks of glass bot whi , and reb with an posed.”’ That’s the way they all get, when the kaiser sw: ings his flected in the ing rr Ordinary table knife wntil the 1 txo to points after an early ad- gary with parafin and inverting the pener with a bristle brash, and if any! | on trial Thursday morning in the Mor-, ance of one to three Leche ! points. bottles on wooden racks in a cool, dark pry. been ir Engineers say that four inches away from the telephone when [i232 county district court st Mandan) The selling seemed to be based on egliar. ‘The bunches should hang free, ape Ber as Fahigtied | SLON . pes can the kept f matter has been added to tea.| Willonly take the rich li ional . $—Président Wit Months by ins ce 2 small quantity of tea on 3 q un offi e ‘ i ae is reflected in the ing these with er, pressing th ordinary table knife until the leaves AY O foot for a swift kick. pe SANG ot ee TE Pz be aed erday by reaction of corks firmly in, sealing them If neces berome a fine powder. 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