The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1918, Page 3

BISMARCK EVENING TRISUNE FRENCH TAKING PRISONERS AND MACHINE GUNS Heavy Artillery. Fighting Re- ported on Front North of Montdidier BRITISH SECTOR IS QUIET Few Captives Taken by Britons —Hostile Guns Still Hammer Away © Paris, April 4.—Haevy fighting oc- curred last night on the front north of Mondidier, the war office an- nounces. In raids in‘Champagne and on the Verdun front, the French took | prisoners anod also captured two ma- chine guns. LITTLE ACTI LAST NIGHT London, :ng., April 4.—There was little activily in the battle area last: night with the exception of hostile ar- | tillery fire at various points, the war office announced today. A few pris-! BY REQUEST THE BISMARCK THEATER WILL SHOW “THE | - . HIRED MAN” AGAIN TONIGHT | For the benefit of hundreds / feed bonding act was held constitu lin transporting s who were unable to see Charles oners were taken by British parties. | Ray in “The Hired Man” at the Bismarck last night the manage-| NIGHT WATCHMA ‘ment will show this wonderful picture again tonight. | that this picture is a Thos. H. Ince production is ibest the movie world produces. The picture is filled with realism. | The fact significant of the ‘7 Chas. Ray was severely burned while the fire scene was being AT WASHINGTON Murder Seen in Death of Guard| at Office of Public i Information NO RECORDS WERE LOST Washington, D. C., April 6—James King, night watchman at the office of ‘the-committee on public information, was found dead early today with a ‘bullet hole through his head, Offi- cials of the committee thought he had ‘been murdered. Examination .of King's pistol indi- cated that he had tried to fire it and that the cartridges had failed to ex- plode. Officials said no valuable pa- pers are kept at the committee's of- fice and that they could find nothing to show that the place had been ran- sacked, Negro Under Arrest. - The police arrested a negro em- ploye at the committee's offices. They said the negro and King had quar- reled. 5 Suggestions that King was killed by someone in search of papers contain- ing war secrets were made, but: the police, after an examination of the place, said they did not\-believe this was the case. H | 500 ATTEND ANNUAL. | EASTER SERVICE OF DICKINSON TEMPLARS Dickinson, N. D.,- April 4.—Five! hundred people attended the annual service of the Dickinson Knights Templar on Easter Sunday evening. This service has become the most! popular service of the:year with the Templars, inasmuch as all'the protest- ant pastors unite, with thefr choirs making it a special Easter gathering. An. offering was taken for the War Fund of the Salvation Army ‘amount: ing to $66.00. The Rev. J. G. Duling of the Congregational church was the preacher of the evening with the Knights in charge, the, prelate John Orchard presiding. 7 DICKINSON GOES 100PERCENT OVER ‘SALVATION QUOTA —- : “Dickinson, (N. D., April» 4.—One hundred percent over its’ quota, Dick- ‘inson: showed -itself.a willing contri- ‘butor to the-Salvation Army fund the past week, The city was scheduled for $600.00 but the final count will run over 1,200 when ‘the collectors: have ‘made: their returns. The Salvation “Army have won the hearts of. the ‘North ‘Dakota boys in the caps in France and elsewhere as was* testified by a patagraph read in the Knights Templar service, and because this came from one of our fine Catholic boys, it bears the stamp of real appreciation which shows the fine spirit of the several christian bodies acting as one in the aleviation of ‘distress and in adding comforts to the army during these days of trial and service, = The paragraph referred. to is-as fol- lows: “Mother, should the Salvation Army call on you for money, be sure to give ———————— EVERYBODY PRAISES FINE,KIDNEY MEDICINE 1 very, often shave listened to words |’, of praisé from’ my customers, regard- ing Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and af- ter’selling the preparation for twenty years without. a , single complaint. I feel in positionto give my testimony in favor of Swamp-Root, ibelieying it capable of doing what is. claimed. for it in kidney, liver and bladder troubles, Very truly yours, ‘S. G. WRIGHT, Druggist, 1847°0. Street, August 8, 1917, Lincoln, Nebr. “Letter to “Dr, Kilmer & Co., | Bingtamton, N.Y. | Prove What Swamp-Roo* Will Do For | # You. Send ten cents.to Dr. Kiimer & Co., Binghamton, ‘N. -Y., for a sample size bottle, It will convince anyone. You will also recsive a bogklet of valu- able information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. be: sure’ ‘When writing.|.° for they are doing the work over here. {t never knew what good they were doing until we ne ove This testimony comes very oppor- ing the national campaign for; nd. A*-similar testimony is! of letters receiy-} ed from the bo: ‘over there.” ade | FORMER WELL KNOWN | CAPITOL EMPLOYE DIES) Word has been received in | marck of the death at St. Paul of M Elizabeth Murphy, for five 'S stenographer in the offices of the .at- torney general of North Dakota. Miss Murphy served three and one-half years in this capacity with Attorney General Andrew ‘Miller and a year and a half with the late Attorney Geenral| Henry J. Linde, and her death is the third of former attaches of this office recorded within the last three months. ‘Miss Murphy, whose home was Huron, S. D., left Bismarck about eighteen months ago, and had some time been engaged in steno.) graphic work in the Twin Cities. | * CITY NEWS Ashley Visitor—Henry, Joerke |: Ashley is in the city for a short stay. From Fargo—Mr. and Mrs. Frank! McPherson of Fargo are guests at the! McKenzie. From Hazelton—Mrs. W. W. Daugh- | erty of Hazelton called at the state} house today. | From Stewartsdale—Mrs. J. B. Ir | vine of Stewartsdale shopped in. Bis: | marck today. . E. J. Weaver} and a brand n baby who recently | arrived at the iEsmarék hospital re-| A NOTICE ¢ A meeting of the “On to Victory League” will be held at Elks’ Hall, Satur- day, April 6,at 4 P.M. All members requested to be present. DAN DEWART, President. F. 0. HELLSTROM, Secretary. in: ; for) Bas | will be the great tes! |p (Dr. ARR eee turned today to their home at Stanton, | and Mrs, A. 'T. Lein and ‘yaby, who; been at the iBsmarck hospital for | reatment, returned to their home. at | ra Weavers, The arts of weaving and rope and net-making are practiced by some of | the lower forms of life, notably among caterpillars and spiders. The weaver birds of Africa and India, which are a species of finch, construct wonderful nests out of leaves by sew- ing them together. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. t of a Ife and death tern front. In the it is the spring One of the down man f health in has spent ng past fou tle on the March or April, j nearly all his ho! five months of house, fac ' oflice. son for our di ished re i or tl up W! A ottt-door life, couple ing, lack of good , and constipation. op feeding the take ont, ot burn | etive. | ci In_ othe: furnace w the “elink bright! mild las such & one 5 re, made up of (sugar-coated, tiny, 1 has stood the test of fift; Pierce : run-down mbition, °“11e take a course of + such a standard olden Dis- had in ti ch the people The \ into action, new blood in To-day is iho ittle “pop,” and vitality are the | body. ec AT. vou gain the igour~ ‘and “mention the Bismarck DaityTeibune, ea Sea Pentth [SEED AND FEED | United States and Russia, according| to authoritative information in ship-/ came into power. They will continue r | ping circles today. ‘The vessels were/ to fly the Kussian flag. 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