The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 2

Baek EVENING TRIBUNE - ' “TUESDAY, MARCH. 19, 1918. ' BOCHE. PRISONERS BEING BROUGHT BACK HIGHER WHEAT sit ene nose ls ct piri iguana ic’ to-dny by. theltood aaminiat sition to the rec all had been interest- |made to buy by the food administra . | tion. So, for the sake of getting stra Hea in liquor traffic since the coming | | Wheat prices for the allies we ralted | of prohibitian in North Dakota. jpee s for everything else to the Am-; s matters now stand, to recall el- | eg people.” ection has been legally called for Bis- | He added that wheat must be pro- he i. The date set at the last meet- LEGISLATURE duced regardless of cost. | ing of the city commission for the re- | Conservation of wheat substitutes | call clection beyond the | wits urged by Senator Sherman, of{ proper time limit. | Illinois, republican. He read the bible} mR a | Western Senators Make Pleas for story of the loaves a a = | ing that the Protection of Northwestern sserting that two billion gallons of| i ; beer were made of barley last year. a e her | { Farmers Use as food cereals now being made} i oe into beer and its imitations, was we: { |GROWING UNPROFITABL Ri” ty Che Mingle sme Than Wheat; Shortage “BOUT CONFERENCE, Probable larch 19.—| For Two Years) On Arms and anes pd Fulion-! Limbs. Became One Large Erup- tion. Itched'Allthe Time. Healed by Cuticura. Costing $1.25, GERMAN SPIES TAKENINRADD ONN.Y. HOTEL Luxuriously Furnished Rooms’ Den of Four Hunnish Evil, Workers | €LAIM FRENCH CITIZENS! Will Be Deported to France; Ar- | rested While on Way | > To Cuba: | | Minneapolis, Mike (¢ polls | Washingtoa, D. C., Mar. renewed their igher guaranteed wh citing the abi ‘New York, N.Y. Mar. 19.—Four!| persons claiming French citizenship, | but whom both American and French | authorities say have been intimately | connected with German espionage ac- | tivities in the United States, were to-! day arrested in their handsomely | pointed suites in prominent New York! hotels, by agents of the department! , of, justice. ‘They will be turned over! to the immigration authorities for de- | portation to: France. y with Cotonel J.C. Nt price to >| fight promoter, 3 plans for of farmer: | the comir bout" be “7 suffered for almost two years, with ng other cer-| uwcen Jess ulton. It is] pimples’on my arms and limbs, They 1ils for the} Were small and red to start with but by irritating them they became larger and finally became one large eruption, or a 4 number of eruptions which f¥ had a yellowish look. I . work around intense heat so that they burned and itched all the time and I I king } th t of th | seratched, I was ashamed in making known the arrest of the : | to wash when the other men quatéette, Charles P, DeWoody, divi! een ALLEN CRI TICISES | would as my‘arms looked so bad. = : robably tomorrow. un : fon superintendent of the dopartment/ iy considerably, the count posing, a of the work, woke Ni tog hero to-|Promblygtomormas |" | SOME OF MEN WHO | ,,.-Thensecing Guticara Soap and Ont Ofvihe: two nen’ and two womon' was | ibe woman's hustaand. i: aaeae a bout ce id ace oh Wheat price fixing : Nels | OPPOSE A RECALL ple. 1 bought more, and I was healed," desired in order to place them under) 7,4 eerne foriiaMe ace ated of her! body eee Hes aaa Eee of: Minnesota; repul {Sizned) James H. McManaway, 1131 the Juriedtetion of French authorities cans of inco are “ nite as unsali Het body and his left leg snapped | P&S been an ‘abject Reeaise of the lack of a quorum, 2 Leer! East St. Louis, Ill, who’ may: further thelr prosecution. : | y avove thearkle. cated an open “iharket” with prices ur meeting of the city com- ug. ' sty aad Watched Several Weeks. | he Pkenan neal Pinky Gardner of Schenectady, N. sed only ‘by natural laws, or exten- cheated for last night was Catietira Soap to leanse, puri: yan The four spy suspects have’ heén fy second bout, nrobably fa- sion’ of! py fixing’ 10 ‘other cereals Bemiti we eal are Taeak tbe every cde pee aorvetnance for sexeral weok ured: when ‘Mike Yokel-of Salt ae if F eee a a a ry~ ut not wn Wo of them, a. woman | threw him over the ropes. re Dra For Free Sample Each by Return styling herself Madame Despina Nav-| ‘Garduer landed on his head and sus-[» Wlille express ance to in-| pal recall petitions, had made a state- — yRWenddress post cake “Cuticura, idovitch Storch, and an associate, de- | tuined concussion of the brain, | + case the! cost of living. by % meut in the course of which he de- Dept. R, Boston.”’~ Sold everywhere. seared as on Henri pe pevillel | OY a aaeear to Paul O. Husiing to! aimant of the middle wit price ———— or Cuba one week ago afier : ch I Minnesota, ¢ a ‘mysterious two day junket to Wash be Chosen’ Today at lately nec in order to ington, did the authorities’ consider, 5 7 poduction and prevent a nat Primary fi j | world shor + Other senator place to hold the £ not heeu finally decided upon, Col hopeful. that arra pe made to stage the E nok a © the p for the} ) a@ bushel. A two! required to) su | pend the rule ction on the pro-| ¢ | posal and its advo are said not} {to be hopeful of musiering the ne essary votes when the vote come | 1918 crop to | thirds major RAs | Storeh. $3,000 from Count Von 1 "| - merly the German amba short: | BE DISPL AYED ly before hi3 depar vom the coun-| try. This vs v‘loan” | iven no en “The Fi dorsement y of these peo but re theta with vities, mildly [give abundant reason to-believe they | have served the interests of Ger- ed such action their apprehensicn advisable. the other two suspects are known a8Madame Elizabeth Charlotte Nix many." a r of the Gore amendment, — inc! luded and’ Count. De Clairmont. Count Del AP nnATITN LOYAL IsTS VS. DISLOY AL, Bor. of Idaho, Curtis of Kans fi OFFENSIVE OF | Norris of Net 1 republicans, | king in suippirt | Claitmont the authorities say, was | frequently seen in company of Kd- | . { Substitutes Rise | mund Rousselot Castillo, erstwhile {Berger Under Charge of Hamp. AND Pal Icy OR “Phe result of fixing wheat prices | fifteen dollar a week telephone clerk, j ering Draft Opposes i | nunc ch lower ‘Uxin would be obtained who, posing as the ee ee ee | . | in the open market” Senator Norris tillot; opened negotiations with J. P. Patriots | Morgan & Co., several weeks ago for =e P ILS T0 D | K et g:loan of $50,000,000 for King Alfonso ERE DEFEN Ei Milwaukee, Wis. Mar, 19.—A last | of Spain,, ofwhom he claimed to be lappeal was made tonight by candi-! PIMPLY? WELL DC WELL, DON’ T BEI | { @ pergonal representative. i dates of all partio: eeking nomina- British Foreign Office Issues a} Captured at Key West, [tion for United enator at to- Dev Berio were taken into. custoay | Wel Advertised Thr Threat is Brok. | none’ 8 primary election, the sue’ Statement Censuring Ger- ‘People Noticlt, Drive Drive Them Off man Aims with Dr. Edwards’ De. Beville were taken into custody ssful ones to go before the people Olive Tablets coh Duiy aud a 8 hice | Reasonable and prac- tical thrift is both a duty and a necessity in these days. rs The Government is re- ‘at, Key. West while enroute to. Cuba,| en Bubble in Official in on April 2, when a su t lying upon the savings of or will be chosen to fill the une ithajt ‘bushel basket of papers in| ¥ | @eizéd: from a safe deposit’ box in “yes | pired term of the late Senator Pal! — | th lesan these 6ay i f them had rent-} 10. ontel ipyeq 7 1 A pimply face will not embarrass you the people and these sav- Satan aonatiot cable aneiseges 1 fee tiantln: Interest” centers, chied [BUSS TREATY FICTITIOUS | puch longer if you get a package of Dr. . ings should be deposited ‘A:\number: of cable messages in tin tomorrow's contest for the nomin: : were’ amiong these’ papers. ALLIES MUST FORCE FIGHT tion on tho democratic and republican | | Pavers ea epee er later ‘Bedaise: of embarrassment. which pig | tickets in which there is opposition. ily they? sald\might’ result between the] RRR Aone | The socialist candidate, Victor L. Be No: Such} Serfpts Will Ever Be be 1s a ho biseathebowelsand theliver sAtierioay state topartment and a neu- |Only After Pressure of Opposing’! ger. upon whom rests a federal indi Recognized by the Entente with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the suc- tral’government which was not speci- ment. charging’ him with obstructing a | cessful substitute for calomel; there’snever fied; authorities withheld: comment-on} Armies is Brought Change the draft, has no opposition Allies hess sickness or pein after taking them. certain! features of the investigations, © | Trcompson is La Follette Man. | —_—_ Dr, Edwards’ Clive Tablets do that particularly” in’ connection with one! Will Come | Joseph E. Davies, former London, March 19.—The forcign of-! | whieh calomel does, and just as effectively, of.the wonién under arrest. | occ jtr and’ Dr. Charles! fice tonight issued a statement em-| but their action éle and safe instead Superintendent De Woody gave the} Washington, D. C, Mar. 19.—Ameri-| Mc arian, | hodying a pri the ent lof Severe and irrit: \ folowing detailed history of the fuor| can military observers have reached | are ng the nomination on the jiers ; { Olive Tablets is suspects: the conclusion that Germany’s con-| democratic ticket on rong loydlt “Madame Storch, also known ‘as/stant massing of men on the west! platforms while Congr Madame Nezie, Madame Hesketch| front is for defense and that the long! L. Lenroot of Superio: in the bank so that the money can immediately be put tg work develop- NATIONAL ing the resources of the + country and co-operating b © in every possible way for BANK the one great purpose of winning the War. Bismarck ND. We cordially, welcome i Savings Deposits in any amount from One Dollar upwards and pay 4% ite prem-| bled | embled | over 's action, | £772 n the name of German peace toward abs ed a torpid’ liver, bad disp 17 face, and’ Baroness De Beyille, claims to| heralded Teutonic offensive never will! loyalty slogan, is opposed to James "y have béen born in Constantinople 23| materialize unless it develops as a de-) Thom: looked upon . but aniele vege: ig cule ablets re The Oldest and compound interest. years: ago. She married Paul Storcti,| fonsive measure st the growing! the 1: ndidate, and whom j under. the disguise of verbal profes- Sith ol ts Lardest Bank’ i k el | al p with. olive you wil know them Larges ank a Frenciiman, from whom’she was dl- re of the allied and Ame ithe latter endorsed, will strive | sions, lurk the brutal realities of war by their clive color. ie : orcedl in 1912. She was a familiar fig- j for the rep ion. and the untempered rule of a Jawles in this section of Beopository fer Gevern- r. Edwards spent years any - cin fashionable hotels of London. his view. held’ for weeks by some | ! fe aiff ted vith i f and we F I v Hl 7 | tients afflict with liver and bowel Madrid, “Lisbon Jat the Waldorf cere, is essod officially today ASSAUL! TER OF, © treaties such as these we do| complaints, and Olive Tablets are the and Biltmore in’New York City. in the ent's weekly re- Ck IL. D TO THE | not amnot acknow », Our) immenscly effective resul Britons Her © sf jow $ are very differen 2 are! 8Take one or two'r 3 laimed intimate -associ- an " 1 ighti and mean: to continue fight-| See how much better ations with very prominent officials! arriving. in the west, the review ao” TENTIARY ing, in order. to finish once for all of foreign governments. At the Savoy| and the density of the enemy for h this policy of plunde nd to es-| ish in its place the peaceful reig: of organized justice. the State ment, State, County and City Funds. -year-old farm hand, | ilty to three assault: Id daughter of “his tle Lake, was Freedom at Stake last night by; “AS incidents of this long war un-| hotel:in London she is known to have] has nearly reached the point wh beén in company with a prominent congestion of lines of communication Pritish official on numerous occasions.| may interfere with flexibility of man- exe she Was known as Madame IIes- euver. keth. It was during this time that au- Americans Active | upon ihe | employer, nea brought to Bi th 3. first. became interested in} The review records the first unas- [Sta Attorney John B. Williams and] Toll themselves before our . more 1 a her activities, | sisted American assault upon the Ger-| Peputy Sheriff Ole Steferud, of Wash.) aNd more clearly do we per cive that NIGHT PRICES ‘A short time later; Madame Storch | mah! the. treton! rald’at dawn of ¢| burn county, and this morning will be| the battles for freedom are every: 7:30 & 9:00 i . was Teported enroute to this country,| March 11; when the enemy driven | Commiticed to the’ state penitentiary] Where interdependent; that no separ. Night—25c but'was next located in: Madrid in-as-| out of his position penetrated f for ~sentence, | Details of ate enumeration of then is needed} MATINEE B c fhe 8: ult and developments tg ce single, bui By " 4 j my sociation with officials of the German | distance of 200 yards. The Ameri- a cient appeal is to justice and 4:15 P.M. Dh ie eR Vom ieee ies Matinee—!0c to his detection are the in the criminal annals a meee ola ‘Are justice'and right going to win? the issue depends on bat- secret. service. cans now are inthe trenches nlong| whieh le +. $3,000. From Foreign State the allied line at five different points most evel ‘Though Madame Storch's living ex-| and i jof North | { to come, the nations wliose penses: were aproximately $1,000 a/ R iid to Secretary’ ar- r ALT) MON: aInes. Gouting’ here! ts” April| river ant France, the review saya he| NEW YORK CHAMP, | les ¥st'to, carte, te nations wtiose 1916,‘her' explanations’ of the sources/ has had interviews with the pr OF LIGHTWEIGHTS | their tust in tne armies, which evel of hier tncome have been unsatisfac-' French autho i if ' H : ~~ i Under conditions more dificult’ than tory.. She admits having received | undertake a cari } BREAKS HIS LEG the present, have shown themselves training areas, rest! ea ee more equal to ‘the great cause cn- $3,000" frgm an official of a foreign’ American schoo government just:prior to coming here,| camps and sectors at the front, Atlantic City, N. 0, March 19—| trusted to their valo George Bothne! old, of Ne and subsequently received three re-! = ed mittances of $1,000 each which she GRE. SHADES claims. were loans from ‘friends.’ | ' “While living in Madrid’ with Baron W. LANGFORD ‘De Beville in’1915, they were accused| Buffalo,,-N. Y., March 19.—tarry and apprehended as being German!Greb of Pittsburgh, w apies; but secured’ their release and line, obtained a deci went to Cuba and later cohtinued to round bout. with, Willie Langford, of this. country. New. York here tonight. Greb weigh-| > Changed Her Name ed 161 and Langford | ‘East: February Madame Storch ob- tained- a French passport, under the mameé.of Storch, to return to Cuba. She-had ‘been living at the Biltmore up-to this’ time as Madame Nezic. Then: it was_noted that’ Baron De Be- ville, under that name, also had ob- tained’ @ French passport for Cuba. Quite, unexpectedly they. went to fWashington for two days, staying at ttié Sboréham hotel, and then return- @a to. New York. They were here a * Tribune Want ‘Ads Pring Results. THE GREATEST AUTHENTIC EUROPEAN WAR PICTURES EVER - PHOTOGRAPHED.— THESE PICTURES SHOW You will see the Kaiser, Joffre, Haig, the siege of Verdun, Canadians, English, French, Russians, Germans, Australians, 'Turks,-Italians, Bulgarians and Americans. week- then, one week ago, departed p ‘| ee ‘ nang ee OLSLs ‘fox Caba, but were taken’ off the boat li Stiff N H e ——— YOU: WILL Shp ee coger TAT a PRelioves Sui a leck Be Many Men Many Places The Battle of the Ancre. 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