The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 2

DSE t tc e—) id 5 je sti| fl thi th: bore ly i enc lent pman ade CeSS 6—V enc ing jedec ition T—# je re rougk untr pople je fre y our the je du ty fort t it deg triot ent. 8—W il eff thou mend je sta 9—W ir ste rupu! Kmatt jo ne: 101 prt tc je sta sed vorin 11—v rth i 16, hd flo “W eratic eleva wishe press “Ww the 5 amen rejec’ mills jal ele 12—V nor } jr bil) e in ple eir & tforr 12—W Baltin bns of artin ( pre las Ki ING TRIBUNE Ni é / PRIDAY, MARCH - 15, - 1918 ' PAGE 2. 27 BURLEIGH COUNTY YOUNG MEN WILL 60 | beginning March 29. Given Deferred Rights | President, dated following registr their entrainme present. The | tive order is a | arising from the Local Draft Board resued Call for |i mi ands that men y and i iduou Deferred Quota of First a Draft FARMERS EXEMPT Draftees Actually Engaged in. , Agriculture Not Included in Summons. deferred for the ‘ollows Jt must be the benefit of any individual mnduct of these men must b observed and immed mning convinced that deferred REAL ir oe and earnest attention to ricultnr l duty or that he is trifling with the determent thus granted him, he shall forthwith be called to the col rs. AL citizens mu this expedient ef ing to the ist of men called for entry ain ment for Camp Dodge, for move- ment oe sinning March : ion of the in which deferrmen >, UL. "Ada, Minn. Bis- Address jarmess, Wadena, lowa. Montgomery, Bismarck. aurck, John Mail Joseph John Jolin J. Chickosky, Wilton. | Altre Pred W. Lovelace, Harlem, qahae Wie. Mont. Yudward Ebeling, Menoken. Goldrick, Chicago.; Arthur 0. Kruger, Driscoll Clarence E. Johnson, Sterling. r J. Speer, LeRoy, Mi Allen R, Johson, Tipton, Ind. | Robert Janz, ke | William Li William . English, Eaton, Colo. Hammerud, Bis- ma Reo L. Knauss, Bisma George R. PIDs Bismarck. Ww ter fn ar ‘Bemae NONPARTISANS conga seer DRIVEN FROM Nebr. Harold B. Olson, Genoa, Nebr. | Kdwin G. B ochnke, Idaho Hlinois. | Paul A. Slattery, Bismarck. | five Organizers Lester Hartnett, Hauge, N. D.! Frederick Wilke, Bubte| _ Fomet to state Line by Mont. | Citizens John E. Carlson, Baldwin. Hartvick §, Anderson, Bis-| |HOME GUARD TAKES PART marek. Sioux Falls, S. D, | sy J. Walcher, St. Anth- | Matt ah, Annandale, Minn. Zachary ‘i’. Slattery, Bismarck } Alternates Edward * Christoferson, Bis-| 9 ck. | arrive amucl Lahti, Minneapolis. j sone deme aa arlson, Bismarck. | would pra the league eidt, Bismarck. | the mer d. c D. Wiggins, Beach Grove! After being | men were tc Linu ed by the Home Guar _ LeRoy Whitney, Engelvale, WEEN WEAK OR RUN DOWN by chronle or acute, throat and. lung oiten decrease efliclency ite itself, try 'S ALTERATIVE es in the i ment to | Mareh ite the full quota whic . nty owes on the first draft. county has volu- d up men since the aT ANS Te MUSTARD PLASTERS! Musterole WV leigh © r, Quicker Blister Vorks A lady about 30 years of age, red hair and of me- dium build, who, want: ing to conserve on the woolen supply of the na- tion, dyed her last year’s suit and. today it looks like a new one since Klein, the tailor, dyed it } and changed the style. HOOVERIZE! lumbago, pains and aches of the back of joints, sprains, sore muscles, br chil- | blains, fi d feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. { | { I | i | CLEAYATAAUATAUEUESTASESESAAUAANUASOUU TAG ADOUOAUENEA UA NOEAUEAUNGAOOUAOOA NGA AEOUEONDOOUOUSAOEANOLED CASE Free Tractor Service Schoo! Bismarck, N. D. MARCH 19th and 20th Plan to attend. It’s absolutely free, every Tractor owner, Farmer or business man is welcome. Instructions will be given by able experts. If the Magneto or Car- buretor on your Tractor has given you trouble, bring it with you, our expert will adjust it free, no charges for work, except for new parts same may require. : Tf you plan to attend drop us a postal card. It will assist us in arranging for you. Acting under instructions from the | nguage of the execu- ‘The situation sity of farm labor d within the quo-| y in the need of the nation and y P not giving his en- st in making nd in bring- proper Pocatello, | Ferd J. Frankenhoff, Cicero, | SOUTH DAKOTA Beaten and March 15.—A league meeting scheduled rding to the five men who here tonight. The meeting was urances of Gov. riff of the county members, ized and beaten the | to march through the rain to Burke, peeiciaadestac hide Some ———————— | apply on this draft, and the full quota! the county seat,, seven niles ‘distant TT). K:) ‘ i | of 27 men, still:due on the initial call} where: they’ were held:' in © jail last} frit: INL A night, according yto their story. The | have been selected for entrainment) men were releaséd this morning after “Third Degree,” they asserted, and placed on a train for ‘Norfolk, Neb., | They arrived here tonight from Nor- folk. During the outbreak at Gregory the shériff who had arrived in town with a force of Home Guards earlier in the LANDSLIDE lay was not seen, it is ed. The 2 | pt ails rey ne is ac | Harrisburg, Pa, Mar. 15.— ounty | Pennsylvania railroad train No. | w ould maintain egory | meeting after they him Tuesday whe broken up at Herr rs beaten had app , S. 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