The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1918, Page 3

| srt WAR Versailles upreme Seat Plan-/ _ning Offensive of; the ores SATS? BOARD “18. WILSON. IDEA| UCSt President. Urged’ Aggres- sive. Action. Fhru Power- ful: Center. Washington, D D ¢ C. Mar. 20 key to the 1918 riddle of the. western battle front is in the hands: of the supreme war council at Versailles. I cision as to the time and place of major offensives’ by the allies rests with that bod /lt- directly controls. also, - officials. here- believe, a new weapon forged; during the winter with which to mak effective its. plans of ¢ d strategy. ‘Phat: weapon is) believed to lie in a. poling: of ‘the army reserves ofall the. allies’. armies, permitting overwhelin- ing .concentrations at selected pee of attack, ‘ Watch for Hun Plan American-obsé'vers ‘now are con- vinced the German high command plans defensive campaign and that the | in ¢ long. talked. of drivé on Paris or the | channel ports. ‘has .been, Avandoned | The initiative, according to this view, closely scanned for the first ‘indica- tions of any. offensive operations map: | | Fargo’ fron’ & Metal Co. pédsout at Versailles,” »The supreme council was created under the urgent: insistence of Presi- dent Wilson for aggressive action th: year, based on co-ordinated plans and under the direction of a'single agency | State Bonding Dept’. The exact scope of the council’s au-! N Shields thority- has never been disclosed. HEART RIVER ~ 1S CUTTING UP USUAL ‘CAPERS | Stream. Gorges at ‘Entrance te * Missouri and Inundates Part of Mandan Mandan, 'N... D, Heart river began. its, annual spring rampage ‘this morning, when a gorgt formed at iis’ junction with the Mi: sourl, ‘afew miles below Mandan;-and | poasted he had helped to. celebrate] here, the water; rapidly backing. up, inup| of dated Dogtown, as ‘the. low portion nerville, ‘Nev:, ia Ihe Clty eouteat ihe Nevihera ul iN several weks ago, was| leges he said: “This is a war for big! - fic right of way is-known. The water. todate.has not approach ed’ within ten feet-of the top of the: fq then was. coated wit htar and dik thrown up for. the city's protec-} The | | Harry ee F 8) he vests with the allied and American | Kypj forces. Communications are béing | Mandigo & March 20.—The 4 report that the petition recafling,Coin-| | miysioner Hertsch was insufiicient, ‘He| |; moved that the prayer ofthe petition-| wy, ers be granted.: 'Tois motion carried jan the date. for the special election was sel.on April 22, 1918. ‘The -fol- a wing bills were allowed-and ordered CITY NEWS” Golden Valley this week, Mr. and. Mrs, ‘Benjamin Stoelting of Stanton were Bismarck visitors this weok. W. K. Brewster was down from Un- derwood the first of the week, Dr. and Mrs. =. Mehlkoff shopped and called on Bismarck friends this week. William Loveen and family of’ Wil- ton were Bismarck visitors this w John A, Schauer of Garrison, a pi- oneer McLean county citizen and father of Rube Schauer, well known; 251,39 10.00 oo rench and Welch. Hughes Wlectric ¢ | Wachter ‘Transter ¢ Wachter ‘Transfer (: | Wachter ‘Transfer Co. Bismarek Water Co. | Bismarck Water :Co, | ate Clooten . piemanelts Houndley, 4 : 0 Hismarek friends this week. Field ‘ ary L, G. Buehholy of Fargo has ar: ‘Lambert ©. rived in Bismarck to assume the local al) Oi C : gneuey, far the Burroughs Adding Ma- ‘ hine Co. uy 31200 A. hineh Lumber Co, smarek, Water’ Co. rench Welch. doc Breslow a. Fy Lambert: . Me Ind. ‘Tel, ¢ a | oy Ss & Haney é ; Bryan and Son i. | North Lumber Company " tivew real business in the | Francis Murphy. former attorney general and now a m the firm of ate men, transacted pital city this week. per of | isk & Murphy of Minot, here this. week, M. J. George was in from Ashley: ch & Welch . is in Bismarck on Joe Breslow a ker of Fraddock. was’ in Tuesday looking after on of Ashley is a Bis- *) marek vi DoH, pudlisher of the Brad lock one of the 'Slone's reekiv owspapers is a sis T. Shiet pede newspapers,’ is a Bis' *, Lambert a, Angus i. "Kenney. . : to hes home in I Logan. | Joe Breslow. er has: returned reo after’a ‘visit ith her husband, Genera) Fraser who is recovering from a serious ill- ness, ebb. Bro: Co. St. George’s Guild. guild. will be -held at the parish house c ‘Thursday afternoon, when business of G. Smith importance will be considered, and a full attendance is desired, “TO HELL WITH RED. CROSS,” IS W. Stamp W ‘ inch Lumber Co. . Noritz Lumber C : 88 en a etion the Snoata adjourned un LEAGUER’S CRY | til ‘Monday evening, March 18, 1918. | Attest: : Halvor P. Halvorson, Nonparty Co Le Burt City Auditor Organizer, Arrested at i : New Rockford ‘HELPED CELEBRATE — ‘TUSCANIA, aR INE New Rockford, March 20,—Halvor P. Halvorson, Eddy county Nonpartisan GENSSTEE ‘> |league leader and prominent farmer erman Sympathizer -Lashed | of this vicinity, has been arested by | Pr tere A . a United States Deputy marshal With Cat-o-Nine Tails charged with seditious utterances. He Gal TRE a will be given a hearing Wednesday, Reno, Nev. March 20.—Elmerd March efore United States: Com: White, a German’ sympathizer who i Duell at the court’ house! | the. sinking. of the’ Tuscania at Gard-| The complaint against Halvorson al- | jashed:to a stake and» whipped with a} Bis, To hell with the. Red Cross. let | at-o-nine-tails at Yearing{on, ‘Nev.,| the government take care of that it- ast night.\by. a. eitizens’ committee.| sel” ! tion ‘following serious .floods ‘in: past falters sndordere oul ot the com: IMMEDIATE PEACE years, and the Northern: Pacific ‘shops: and the city proper are not seriously | threatened. Inadvertently, the North-; ern Pacific had left open the gates to| the carial which provides ‘an. outlet! for food, waters trom the roundhouse, | and, there is some probability that the | torrents will find a way to the round! house through this channel. The sit- uation is not- so serious as in former years, as the break-up: has been.more ; pradual-and.the snowfall lighter, Rail- | | read. mem,report that the Missouri is breaking. up, near. Glendive, and that} high water. may he expected. in.the; Big Muddy’ with KIDDER COUNTY | ENJOYS LOYALTY "DAY MEETINGS: Rev. George Buzzelle Addresses | Series of. Splendid’ Meet- | ings of: Patriots“ Steele, N.'D., March 20.—Tuesday} was loyalty day for, Kidder county. | Rev, George Buzzelle, Bismarck Four | ‘Minute Man and disttict chairman for/ the: Junior Auxiliary to the Red Cross, | delivered a series-of patriotic: address: | es’ which brought out splendid audi-| ences in: Kidder county. towns. In ‘the ‘morning Kev,- Buzzelle rake at the ‘Dawson school: and inthe .af-| ternoon he ‘delivered: two: addresses to the Steele schools: in the interesis | of the Junior’ Auxiliary Red Cross. In the’ evening he addressed a: capacity: audience in~a «local moving picture! theatre, ‘following: up:with>a talk to| the Steele Home,Guard at the latter's armory. The ‘Steele’ Home Guard is one of the finest\in North/Dakota, em. bracing’.a: company: of ‘infantry and aj troo pof cavalry, both fully equipped. and there was an excellent turn-out. “Our opportunity of linking up with the men atthe front was. Re¥. Bifz- _ zelle’s general theme. He found the Kidder county chapter of the Red| Cross. an ‘organization thoroughly alive and awake. It is spending $1,- 000 every month for supplies and is doing a remarkable work. ‘Everyone in’ Kidder igs lined up for the Third Liberty Loan drive and ready ‘to go over the top. i ‘COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS, Official ‘proceedings City Commis- sion, (March 11, 1918. The city commission met in regular session, March 11, 1918. ‘There were present Commissioners Bertsch, Best, Kirk, Thompson and President: Lucas. Mr. and Mrs, Penwarden and_ J.-D. McDonald appeared’ before the com- mission and demanded that. some ac- tion.be taken to: move the Ford: Pav- ing Company’: 's plant from its present location as it was a menace to the health of .the citizens in that portion of the town. The’ auditor’ was -in- Structed. to. take ‘this matter up with the Ford Paving ‘company, and ‘also with the Soo Railway company. Wil- lain ‘Laist and 17 others: presented’ a, petition. asking that a° part’ of ‘the: Hghis‘around the court house square bef kept: - burning.« The commission. si rane this petition. Attorney iE. -S., “Allen Anppenrett and 5 iehalf- of ine Teoma, Commissioner cs was instructed ‘to. achat for the CORAM EAAISA AAT FEU AAAE SHAM i | ‘FIRST. ~ WOMAN Resolution Introduced in Senat LIBRARIAN. IN Would Stop: the War | ‘ CAMP HOSPITAL <7 eel Washington, D. C., March 20.—An | The amastan Tibrary. association, | international peace plan : both to ef-) working with.the commission on train-| fect immediate cessation of the war, ing canip activities, reports the first| and to maintain future peace in: the appointment. ofa woman librarian to| world was outlined in the senate to-| !a camp. hospital, libré Miss Olga| day by Senator Owen-of Oklahoma, | Wycth, who-has been librarian of the} author of a resolution proposing a | Unlversity of Illinois will go to Camp | league of nationa.to enforce peace. | ‘adsworth, Spartanburg, S. C. to take} NTION ROVAL J | charge, of the lisrary. work in the mae er ARCH chapter No. 10, Royal Arch Masons, | will be held Wednesday the pu | March 20 ,at. 7:39 sharp, for the pur- pose of conferring the degrees of P.M. and 'M. E. M. 3.19 20) Camp Doniphan has. asked for the j same, service, stating that the de-/ | mand" is great in the camp's hospital. A trained woman librarian is to take i evharge of the work. in, the hospital at Camp Upton on April 1. WANTED-—Experienced stenographer | Datta as in’ profe: mal office. Salary $80. | —__—_—___-__.,, Inquire 454,caré Tribune. LETTERS: FROM ‘SOMEWHERE ‘IN FRANCE % >! FROM HARRY. H. ‘DENZIE’ “Somewhere in France,” -| 161st Aumiulanee Co. Feb. , 1918.° 20 6t ‘ i Dear Qather: I received your, parcel and also the one from. Mrs, Nickelby:a, few days ago. They were pretty well broken up, but everything was in them that you sent. You tell Mrs. Nickelby that I do not expect to’see Brid Knott any more, us ‘he. is up near the line in another ambulance section. So soon as I can get his address | will send} him, the present she sent to me to sive to him and-the. one that is for Moe Emil Bressler 1 will send also, as’ I donot: think he: will: be back with us for some time. Well,.I have not much more to : P CISCO—JUST THE HAT [R2\ }OR MEN WHO WANT Cc MFOR' Le WITH ST RT! BAND Lanpher Hat Casey, one of Underwood's; appeared before the supreme court , ngenhe'mer, well known sgh fl A regular meeting of St. George's Arky a rote kare ite E > BISMARCK EVENING TRIBU Ni = NORTON TRIES TO Matthew P. ‘Malcolm .was in from! REMEDY LEAGUE'S eral Farm Loan Act Amend- ed: to tal Dakota Fargo, N: De ative rton of North ZS amend the fede in states (where feed and seed lie Rep. Norton in \ CAPITAL PEOPLE TURN OUT TO SEE HOMER GANZ OFF ant | Popular Statehouse Employe Re-| membered on Departure for Select Service A notable farewell reception 1 by orihern f | in honor: of Home Ganz, bookkeeper in the office of the state auditor Ara leit today e in 1 resp) the call of the McHenry eounty d board. Mr. G is one of 79 men whom McHenry county will send to Camp Dodge-to complete its quota for , the: first: dratt, The Granville young man has been injygrsally popular at the capitol, and véryidepartment was represented at th uio nthis morning to see him off. In honor of the oecasion he was presented with an attractive wi waich and with a locket for his ident ion tag, IHAGAN-ON FOOD ADMINISTRATIO ADVISORY BOARD | mT I ‘Commissioner of Agriculture |: and Labor to Represent Northwest ‘High recognition gan, commissioner of agri labor, came: tod: ppointment to be-a member of the United Siates food advisory committee as a repre-! ulture sentative of ‘the enorthwstern states. | Mr, Hagan in this capacity will sere as advisor, from the northwe: growing belt to Secretary of srain- ricul- ture ‘Houstons and U hited States Rood | | rst meeting of t which is composed of 20 members, ¢ lected from as many different Sgr] cultural regions in the United State: wil be held ashingtén on Mare 28. Commissioner Hagan is now !n St. Paul, where today he is attending {the Gopher league convention with Governor Frasier, Attorney General; Vo | Langer and other league members ot! | the North Dakota administration. 'To-| morrow Mr. Hagan will represent sis IS OWEN’ Ss DREAM! northwestern wheat-growing states at! | tho government conference t> be held} e ‘in St. Paul for the consideration of | grain grades and standards. He will) rst of next week for the} | leave the j national capital. “LIMOUSINE. LIFE” AT THE ORPHEUM | The time is opportune now to, : new photoplay, “Lim-|provide yourself with new Spring! In Triangle | pparently innocent young. countr oung vulture) per manent Juoni bership. of 50 tot. Dos “Limousine! day Chairman Life’ is an adaptation of the story by Ida M. Evans which madé such a hit} in the Red Boow, and gives pretty Olly Thomas a decidedly ¢ ming y lead, Miss Thomas equals VITAL MISTAKES Representative Would Have Fed- ~Represent- akota intro: | duced a pill in the house today: to| whole are de: own / girl who mulets.a of a lar; her clever wor a Hand” and | creet Corinne.” She ported by Lee Phelp tion to Triangle for ard excellence of Triangle Sus ral farm loan act to ‘arm loans: to be made | rues employes at the} fon this morning | |dren. Keep it handy for John N. Ha-} ‘| 3 commi ‘tee. | | passing mention. ousine Li \INTERNATIO HARVESTER MEN TO BOOST W. S Employes of the Bi | house of the Internat formed a War th a hundred per cent member y, following an address torney George KF. Dullam. j chairman for the W. 3. 3. drive. Allen, auditor for the ted presi permann ry. member of ¢ ended the meeting nd oth sare expected to add their names the rolls as they come in from the A RAW, SORE THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musteroie. 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