The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1918, Page 2

di Te by t as a lieve. Mon The by € the att McA mov: Tt mosi mer depa too, owne suce plied It the reac] have ing 1 closi of tl McA: opini since of 1 bring the force has i woul Monc tions Off jtion “will: tion the f Mon¢ dustr hamp ing 4 cars: At of th calle¢ get c situat fects South Abe struct eral f hemnt Dakot busine in to» (Minne heatle are ri order, White ‘Ward, Valley fected towns, Ame er-in-c which warnit turban suppre statem USGUNNERS MADE FRITZ STEP LIVELY Amorican Officers Much Pleased (THE WEATHER ||GBRMAN STRIKES With Showing in First Ar. tillery Duel FIRE PROMPT AND TELLIN Aorial Reconncissances Show Gun. fire Hag Very Destruc- tive Effect With the American Army in France, Sunday, Feb, 3.~ are elated over the results artillery duel botweon American and German gunners, which followed a pre- liminary shelling by the Germans on Saturday evening. In official report to the headguarters of their organiav tion, the infantry commander toda: which tho artillery responded to the call for the barrage and the effective ness of the fire. Very Destructive, Aeriat reconnoissances today show- ed that the American gunfire had a very destructive effect. It will re- quire several nights ot hard work un-| repair the first line trenches, dy the Ametcan ' the gaps in the barbed wire. It iy known that at least three en emy dugouts wore demolished, prob-| The dan ably with some casualth age done to the Americ morning. No Officers Hit. In f regimental headquarters village | sholled by the enemy, many buildings | were wrecked in part or completely, the debris being piled in the streets. There were no casualties among the; | officers. is CLOUDS AND CHILL BRING SHIVERS TO BISMARCK PEOPLE : Twenty-sit Below Last Night— Winnipeg Only City Re- porting Colder LA GRIPPE AND COLDS ‘NOW COMNON PROPERTY With the mercury hitting 26 below, and the atmosphere chockfull of au- imiitity, Bismarck people really sut- fered from the cald last might. At ¢ a. tm. Jt was threo degrees warmer, ‘but clouds obscured the sun and ad- id ded to the moisture in the air, : there were more shivers to the squ inch of cuticle than have been co: mon ‘in other years with the meremy 20 degrees lower. Everybody sprout- ed his or her, area of goose-flesh; colds and coughs and sniffles were ac- centuated, and poy was decidedly un- refined, At noon ‘twas but 3 below, If you are. fortunate enough not to our little touch of grip or cold, tulate yourself, for you wre an exceptional creature. — Bismarck is cong ng a touch of real Chicago weath to the very marrow. Last night Bismarck est spot on Observer O. W, Roberts’ weather map, with the single exe tion of Winnipeg, which registered 28 | below, It was only 20 below at Moor- head, and 16 below at St. Paul. At) Williston 22 below was the minimum, while Miles City reported only two be low, Cloudy and warmer weather are pre-} dicted for tonight and Tuesday, with fresh south to southwest winds, should relieve the situation somewh: In the meantime, thank your once- despises not a “heatles BARKING PUPPY SAVES 8 FROM lignite coal that Monday i tess day” in North Dakota TBRRIBLE DEATH | Little Dog Arouses Dickinson; * Family Sleeping in Burn- ing Dwelling Dickinson, N. D., Feb. 4. — Fi starting from an unknown cause, en- | tirely © destroyed the big Dickinson | Creamery, including the home of N. | C. Jensen, the owner, at an early hour | in, the morning: Eight occupants | barely had time to escape in safety. | Except for an insurance of $3,200, Mr. Jensen tost nearly everything, inclad- | ing the family’s clothing. At. 4:30 the four Tittle children at | the Jensons were awakened: by the barking of their little dog, Teddy, who was in the bedroom with them. The! childven began crying when they were nearly smothered by the dense cries awakened the older members of | the family but the fire had gained such | headway. that. it was necessary fo them to beat a hasty retreat from the | building. Clothing was leit behind in the haste to avoid the flames. The children issued forth without’ shoes, as dia Mr. Christianson, father of Mrs Jensen. In consequence, Mr. Chris- tiansen’s feet were frozen. Mr. Jengen figured his gross loss at | enti, this including about $1,500 worth of farniture which had recently heen added to the home it was ne~j axe clothing after the fire, ali of their { clothing having deen destroyed. What | adds to the misery of the httle chil- dren is the fact that their dog, Teddy, No frantic barking aroused the | ily, was himself burned to death For North Dakota: Cloudy to part-| Wini Ch Sw Kans Fargo a iman strikes appe ar virtually to ha Williston ended ritto aut ad sun | tod 4 German newspapers record no dis- turbances in Berlin on Saturday, -Amorican officers | of the first | GAVE AWAY, “THE BRIDE; jor dismissed, ALSO THE HUSBAND, AND |° rhe Berlin Vorwaerts s THE WHOLE WORLD KNEW | bulking in which the court: may tal When C paid tribute to the promptness with! prances aboard the tra bound on their hon trecked that trouble and to patch up} 1 trenches | will be. repaired Yefore tomdrrow| WE ARE EXTREMELY Please Introdu can tell we are newlyweds, by | The | you Will See the Bride Practicing | We Are’ Now On Our Honeymoon ) WANT ‘TO. MEBT ALL you | delegate. mamner bee oming the oceasion.—Diek- | ‘ inson Press ye Drive aut ¢ hing sleep, get renewed and health. ,Hollister's Rock Ted, nature's gift of wondrous; West. The delegates were authorized , With a damp chfll that penetrates | the chilli- sthoke that filled the room. Their | ence of the registration officer. » BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE noon, February ‘4. Temperature at 7 a.m. ... ‘Temperature at noon Highest yesterday ... Lowest yesterday . Lowest last night . | Precipitation .. | Highest wind velocity . None “poeNW! by Tagebladt as Only Forecast. Development loudy tonight and Tuesday; warm- Seen or hs ‘Tontgbl aid in the east and south FIRST PRISONER TRIED | portions Tuesday; fresh south to} ' GIVEN 6 MONTHS TERM , g [southwest winds. i Lowest yondon, Feb. 4.—With the exception | ‘Tomporatures. jof a new movement at Jena, reported {by the Tagebladt of Berlin, the Ger : | The director of the Krup) Wort ORRIS W, ROBE RTS. reports, the Cologne Gaz Meteorologist, only 400 out of 110,000 workmen » DR on strike, and that these were fined nd is sitting is closed to the public, Bol tum and his. bride, | guarded by troops, Heinrich olan that \ climbed | the first prisoner to be t Wedne: y afternoon | tenced to imprisonment for vino. they little | for having di was to ride with} workmen to str gotten set- Hardly had thes Uled in their seats than kind fojends DICKINSON WOULD _ who went down to wish them | voyage,” handed a packet of circulars AND CHECKERITES ‘i to a bunch of A der artillery fire for the Germans to] aboard the train and going in’ the} piekinson, N_D. Feb. 4.—An invita: | Bg aved in| ame dir , ter ci | tribution of these cireulars passengers. The circular r “bon ENTERTAIN CHESS ilor boys who wore ction us the newlyweds. The | tion will be extended to the chess and efully attended to the dis-| checker clubs of North Dakota to hold & aud: | Washington's birthday of next year, A UST MARRIED j formal invitation will be extended next Brances and Chri Imonth to the chess fiends at Devils ‘The Newlywed cepey | Lake, and to the checker forces who 7 SHFUL | wil meet in the state tourney at ‘Mi Yourselves not. Dickinson ches: Our Actions ented at the | be repr tate meet | Daniel ( Writing Her New Name fiigh school aculty, while the che And Oh, How Lonesome. Th FOLKS. | the local strate s have ventured in- ale yonture that the a. 0 the annual e one S fen, ‘hue the invitation in a} Dickinson has had a representative in ast. ps sd Credent wore issued to the dele- onstipation, promote ap-| gates by sident Belsheim at a s0- improve digestion, induce re-| cial dinner given in the interests of ength | the Red Cross Tuesday evening, at Aloun-} the Belsheim home on Second Avenue Results guaranteed or money} — ovten? the invitetion of the Dick- BRESLOWS. | inson chess and checker clubs, sec- on wi anedrar onveyan iene IAYLNYY UZ U as Your Income Tax may seem quite a puzzling matter, However, we have the blanks for reporting your income under the Income Tax Law, and we'll be glad to assist you in performing that duty. If you haven't already made your returns youll find it a compartively easy matter—just call at— “THE FRIENDLY BANK” BISMARCK. BANK Bismarck, North Dakota Mousa Dans DUAN UN RUNNIN NY UNITED gifTEs OF AMERICA Department of Justice REGISTRATION OF ALIEN ENEMIES Suggestions and instructions to Registrants Persons required to register should underdstand that in so doing they are giving proof of their peaceful dispo- siaions and of their intention to conform to the laws of the United States. Every registrant shoul read earefully the form of reg- istration affidavit handed to him and ask the registration officer for explanation on all points not clear to him before attempting to fill out the blanks. Registration officers are instructed to give registrants all possible aid in the way of explanation and advice. . Each registrant is required to furnish four unmounted photographs of himself, not larger than 3 by 3 inches in size on thin paper, with light background. All four photo- graphs should be signed by the registrant across the face of the photographs so as not to obscure the features, if the applicant is able to write. Three blank forms of registration affidavit must be completely filled out by the registrant or his representative (with the exeeption of the blanks indicated to be filled out by the registration officer and the description of the regis- trant and the placing of the finger prints on the blank and must be produced by the registrant personally to the registration officer and be signed and sworn to by the regis- trant in the presenee of and before the registration officer, who will fill in the description of the registrant and super: vise the fixing of the finger prints and the attaching of the photographs. If the registrant ean not write he must make his mark in the signature space and affix his left thumb print in the space provided opposite the signature space. The finger printing is a method of identification and follows the practice observed in the military and-the navai service of the United States. The registrant is hereby informed that he must again present himself before the registration officer who took his oath after 10 days but before 15 days from the last day fix- ed for registration in his registration district to obtain a registration card upon which he must sign his.name, or make his mark, and place his left thumb print in the pres- | onded; by, the | make the Queen City the ANOTHERCREDIT ., | FOR $3,500,000); Washington, D. G,, Feb. 4—Detgium | At | was granted another credit of $3,506,- 8. teps | 000 by the treasury today, making her | pheum. Yeceived word from the man-; | total loans from the United States) agement of the Strand theatre, Fargo, | rt. hen your son, brother and sweethea: formance § Brings nearer home, America’s Part) ong the jin the great world FIRST STEPS TAKEN TODAY TO SELTLE ST. LOUIS CAR TROUBLE| TOBE AT AN END, urd a settlement of the st are taken at noon, gy hep Rien 60. cl summoned qd street ‘railway. offic! 5 o'lock toda this morning, j wore ‘n opera ae while a io ke New Movement at Jena Reported | lateeuiate e at that theatre during last ik A |week and that everyone who saw the | ments , lay ic re is still talking about it) Ev-|could in “DRAFT 258.” ns, ‘Draft 258" opens for’ ne in Bismarck should see “Draft | par engagement at the_Orph- have little trouble in taking care of ; Nobody that the | Rg TAll | Alt Seats] OR THEATRE among the} ¢heir 1919 tournament in Dickinson on | players will) L by | , member of the Dickinson | er | elub will send LL, H. 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