The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1918, Page 7

{ > 4 THURSDAY, MAY 16,1918. SPY GOES ABOUT “FREELY IN PARIS erman Says It Is More Exciting! \._ Than Running a Sub-_ i marine. \ NET IS SPREAD EVERYWHERE a Ing the Extent of the German Spy System—Experience of Amer. {ean Girl'in Lelpstc, ee ~~ By HERBERT COREY. “ (Correspondent of the Chicago News.) | Berne, Switzerland—Last week @ German U-boat captain visited Paris. This story is told on the authority ‘of the man who saw the U-boat captain there. I know the man, He is a con- ‘Polis Some Anecdotes Show. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. "sxe vov ane, ass BY ALLMAN WERE We HAVE TOM, HELEN ANO DANNY “HE SHORT GENTLEMAN (THE ONE STANDING )iIS BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE UEP ~ TOM-THE LAON WITH THE BLACK DRESS IIS Weve Tom's WIFE - THE ARROW (TS. TO “THE! DANNY WHO WAS A YEAR OLO'FEB. | FB YOUNG RBAL ESTATE COMPANY FOR SALE—Vacant lot, corner, 100 ‘by 150 feet, $525; water and sewer, graded streets. FOR SALE—Dozens of houses and hundreds of lots in all parts of the city. There ate some real bargains amongst them. ee! FOR SALE—The biggest list of farm lands of any dealer in , the county. Man pieces are rare bar- gains and can arrange very liberal terms on most of them. WHEN YOU think of rea lestate think of powcreeeeerereeorrreroerrr eters eee esesrs, TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS wewreroowooce=. C. WILLIAMS & CO. Real Estate Snaps FOR BALt OR TRADE—One good section of land six miles southwost of Shfelds.in (rant county, N. D This section fa 75 per cent tillable and will trade for city income. Have several houses fo. sale, trade or rent. Will take good ex, fm on che deal. i C. WILLIAMS « .. Office Tel, No. 497, jemarck Bank Bldg. Biemarck, N. D. FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RIENT—Six rooms and bath ii FOR REN1 duplex all modern See Western Sal 907 Sixth street] Co. Owners. 5 15 ‘e room house, partl: modern on South 7th street. i P. Hoagland, 606 Main street. 51 room 3 2 Thayer St. has si with bath in first clasq condition, Apply to A. Van Horn. POR RENT—Eignt room moder! house very comfortable. Phone 67 or call at 401 5th stree Gea Savas 6 111 wi ~Three room flat in mod Harvey Harris & Co. 5 10tt room modern house Inquire Harvey Harris & Co. 4 22 tt FOR RENT—Modern house of 1 servative, solid, reliable American. His cK SO) qa UU a word is NB 200 cents on the dollar Be a Ny REAL ESTATE COMPANY room| and bath: at) 416sThayer 9 erever he is known, For some DEPARTMENT all at Telephcne office erty years he was !n business relations with Germans, and learned to know many of them very well. “T was standing in front of the opera house in Paris,” said this man, “when a green car whizzed by. I just caught a glimpse of a familiar face. Beside the man I knew. was a Frenchman wearing a black beard, Two minutes later IL remembered whom the familiar face belonged to. \ “Von Hutten,’ I said to myself. ‘Why—why—dang it—last I heard of Von Hutten he was commanding 8 U- boat in the North sea.’” | Futile to Chase a Green Car. ! The man puzzled over it for a mo- Paris.. He had not been able to get *the number of the car or a description of the chauffeur. Chasing green cars him. He walked on down to Ciro’s for lunch. = “I had So-and-so from the consulate and. So-and-so from the embassy and So-and-so of the United States navy as my guests,” said he, naming them, “We had @ good time together, for we were old friends. I told of seeing my Ger- “<man acquaintance on the avenue. Next day I came to Berne. Shortly after I met my German friend. “I like the looks of your naval at- tache in Paris) ‘said he. ‘Nice boy. Think ‘I'll try to get: acquainted with GOLDFISH IS MISS COUSIN TO HELEN, |” CTWE LADN IN BLACK IN THE PREVIOUS PICTURE) HER AGE ISA Sec! Al RET - SHE CAME ON A VISIT I saw a mother, And heard her sob. And “Goodby, son.” And saw him, -« Kiss her tears away. ‘and go. ees ‘Ana hours passed. And her brown clad boy, THIS INDUSTRIOUS YouNG BUSINESS MAN 1S WILBUR DUFF, ToM’S NEPHEW. WHo WAS SENT TO THE CITY BY His FATHER To LEARN THE BUSINESS By K. C. B. Upon the cross, J saw lier face. And so it was, That in the darkness, Of my room, It came to me. ‘That Red Cross work, -Across the seds, Was mother’s work, BE. YOUNG: Telephone No. 78R Office In First Qational BankBidg. + J. H. HOLIHAN Real Estate Bargains FOR SALE—Corner on Main street corners. Remember Bismarck prop- erty is a fist class investinent right now, HELP WANTED—MALE | WANTED ~- Experienced mechanic. Lahr Motor Sale skilled mechanics. Only experienced men need appby. Corwin Motor C. 4-14-tt. WANTIED—A good bindery man with pes Pager ee hereeee on Aree Ww hsb—Young men or married couples for wark as attendants at state hospital for insane. Wages experience. Apply No 476 ‘Tribune. FOR SALE—Choice 160 acres, rich soil; lies well, $18 an acre. FOR RiNT—Partly furnished flat Phone H. L. Reade of J. H. Holihany 56 t] EXTRA FINE 640 acres with running water; 90 per cent good plow land, Great bargain. Price too low to ad- .Vertise, “Lis ind houses for ismarck. sale in all parte of HARVEY HARRIS & CO. J. P.. Jackson, Manager —oooOoSooOOOO modern house. 820 5th St. 5-16-1v ROOM: FOR RENT in modern hou 2 Second street. 3 t R RENT—Rooms In strictly mod- wi s REMAINS =~ ° in yor is like trying to catch wild _AND STILL : Tin? Rleonaer) J. H. HOLIHAN Sty N. D. a geese by the salt plan. Next day ‘the . icucae t wiogk Pn a5) or hot Good location. Close in 5 15 17 18. man_was walking down the Avenue de Se ee ene _Phone x. 515 Bth St. SL 1-tf, Small flock” pure bred Opera when the green car whizzed by — FOR I Furnished rooms zor| white leghorns. ‘Also eggs for se again, He tried to cateh the number, ¥ od light housekeeping or othe s ting at $1.50. Phone 521. but that old oll and dust trick that THE BOY IN k H AKI i desired. Also cottage of five rooms iw American speedbrs invented prevented “a and bath with garage; Close in =} Phone 404K or Eall 801 4th ‘ inquire of Geo. W. Little, hand stor FOR” RENT—Nice_ large room in a new modern house one block from P. O. phone Xx, Good location. Large, micely fur front room on first floor, sui ‘Appr. 6t 0 -Five room house; close corner lot; $19.00. F. E. Youn, i ate 5-8-t) -lurnished flat. is Bottling» Works, 5 in port ne Fu NiNT—seven room house, al FURNITURE he. —Five room house partl: 400 Eleventh St. Phons 4-24+ modern. TAK, modern. ‘Hot water’ heating. 71 Ave DP. 4 29 __ MISCELLANEOUS ment. Then, belng a good American, OLIVIA DALE - SHE 13 My xt 0 feet. Nine room modera ROOMS FOR RENT POR SALE—Home made jelly for sale he told the American authorities in 7 x S ¢ house. This is one of the last good] py REN ToOFumis 7 - also some other things. Call fore FOR RENT—Furnished front room in ) Second St. Oo ii fixtures ant equipment. of a. going restauran ing place in town. Appl D. dition. Fourth street. ‘Set City National bank B) t for ren condition. Apply at R. s and ver’ e clean seedy Can put in o7 ny-day at Brittin, N. D. C. Oh, Brittin, N. D. 5 11 10 unimproved acres i And in the darkness. i trom $30 to $40 a month with board,| for two people, with or without geet Then he iapenes. Of my. room, In other hands, room and laundry. Address W. M.| board. 0 a nlreet M $10.00 per acrd saw you there,’ I gasped. 11 ‘ And done for Her. Hotchkiss, Jamestown, N. D. am ia 51 6t “4 know you did,’ sald he. ‘I sat lay. eee * 548 1 wk Babul) Le FoR RENT—A cool, modern, nicely at the next table to you in Ctro’s, be- hit: ’the“pitlars*ahd ‘Kenrd you. tell “about seeing nie, “Naughty, naughty! he had personal knowledge, to show the extent of the German spy net, An “Acquaiftance in Berlin obtained per- mission to go to Holland on business. It is not easy to get such permission nowadays. Although an American, he “URGES PATRIOTS TO EAT MORE CLAMS Portland, Ore.—“Eat clams,” And all the pictures. - Came back.’ Another picture came. A great Red Cross. And wounded men, Looked up at it. And raised their arms, And smiled. And He was there. That. the day had drawn. - And then’ sleep came. And came a dream. And cheering throng. WANTED—Immediately, experienced Ure repair man to purchase. all or one-half interest in only first class WANTED—a good, competent boox- keeper. Apply Bismarck ‘Tribune. ‘Only competent people need apply. _ 516 th WANTED—A girl for restaurant. Good pay. Call at 215 Fifth street, Cheap for summer. Phone 1441. 5 10 6t Ashe: Phoni ‘o trade play: 3 26 tt ei FOR RENT—Modern room. 621 Sixth Bt, 3-1-1mo FOR RENT—Close in furnished rooms. Also rooms for ‘light housekeeping. 411 5th street. Phone 273. ‘Andi so:you tried. to get your old pal | - And She was there. And boys come home. vuleanizing shop in town of 8,000. | jx INTol large turn ; NTE pinched And He was there. ‘And He was there. New equipment, business establish: | POR RENT large furnished reo’) “automobile. Much be in good condi Phe German’ told my ‘American| Sie2,® And/She was there, = ed, Don’t answer unless you mean} 7A | “"2'] tion. John W. Wilson, . Pettibone \ business, Lots of work on hand] "OR REN’ First” _N. cf 5 81 wi friend ,that.he had been in and.out of And th i And once again. G t VY = —< Paris ‘ever“since the war begdn. He rom Mocs tha ta r I heard Her sob. ba comes aa Ni a cbeesiniecs Lahr Fir ae Oe AT ae y. erie sant ts % a " = : . 9 cl ave other or agit ‘afe, join ‘army. rite 8 found it much more {oteresting then jens ex ae painted. And saw Him. ests, Wirite No. 511 care Tribune. tt! tary Bakery: and Cafe, Bismarck, 1s running 2 it, he-said. There was) ..q: stlver-miniature-of the-District of |, Om my shadow wall. Kiss Her tears away. : 2t) FOR | ua ekeeping Dak 429 t iL a danger, he admitted, but just enough % ri 4 : . eee , rooms, furnished or unfurnished. ) 57 ieN aa nanaiPsrOoLll, Columbia’s jail door will be worn. as },..;;And He was there. GOVERNME) NEEDS 20,000 clerks 7 - t FOR RENYT—Storage or repair room. @anger to make the Job interesting: | badge of honor by 97 suffragists who | \\And all about hin. And in their wake, at’ Washington, Examinations every- ve 2 Ltt | phone 29 4 19 tt _ Besides, he js a poor man ‘at home. In| have “done time” for picketing the There were‘shadow men. On that glad day. where ‘May 25. Experience unneces- —Furnished and a we Font SALB—Two pool tables; two. AF his wore he has: plenty of money to| white ifouse., They represent 26 But nowhere. A Tel Cross saved. baer eMen aud women Gsalring ov. Busine: eres bert. Lea lighting systems, Lock Spend. - states. The pins are about one by two Could I find the face. 8 it had waved. . _______"*" "| Box 11, Pettibone, N. D. BY “['m going back next week,” said bes! inches and aan presented to the ple Nor find the form. ‘And followed Him. particulars to J.C. Teonart form- ood room for light 491mo| ‘ Extent of System. ets by Mrs. William Kent, wife of for- | Of Her. Down in the Valley. oe Soahlngtan: ner, 52 Ken-] housekeeping. 708 Broadway, | coi Say ii Brand” new Studebake \\ A friend of mine who returned from | mer Representative Kent of California. Siecle And come back again. iy ¥ ust |e —— hot —| ata verv reasonaule price. See R. : man Berlin after the United States declared : ' | " Seas ee eek or cia; M Halladay. Phono 139. : ee war on Germany told a story, of which | “~~ a ot at ati a a And then. 3 . CI 5 # 4et \ ; = HELP _WANTED—FEMALE | Hamnafin, jt SALE CHEAP—I1917 Studebaker] six, 7-passenger. Run about 4,000 miles. For quick sale $876, Phone A woman in London entered a car Bismarck, 'N. D. Zs 3 29 tf! eather out of breath and presented a 5 16 It) FOR RENT—Mcdern furnished rooms, | singular appearance, for instead of @ WANTED—Girl to help with house-| _827 6th at. 3.16 tf] hat she was balancing a huge basket wore and care for child. teen ST AND FOUND on her head with as much grace and CAUNDRY HELP WANTED at once.| FOUND—Two large auto ido cur. cee at eee ee vieuageitn ae Apply to Bismarck hospital: we tains. Apply at Tribune o ie tr | through the doorway, but she sat down = = with the basket gracefully poised on is the advice of Dr. C, H. Ed- mondson, assistant professor of zoology at the University of Qregon, to all patriotic Amerl- cans who are trying to conserve the nation’s meat supply. He de- clares the clam is as palatable ‘was forced to tell just whom he wished to see in Holland and why. While in ' Amsterdam he received a hurry call to London from his correspondent there and took the next boat, getting a vise through the interest of the American legation in The Hague. And as I gazed. I THANK You EVERETT? TRUE ' - By Conde = Faery THERE'S ONE OF THOSE ! : “Why did. you go to London?” he ; was asked when he returned to Berlin.| | food value. (Ladies WITH A_WRIsTt watTey! WANTED7Domestic help; apply at HOUSES WANTED her head.\ He told the story. Doctor Edmondson suggests |S THINK TLC GIVe HERA Bismarck Hospital. 516 tf “A fares, please,” sald the conduc- “We know of the telegram you re-|] the use of the clam in place of (uit TLe TAP ON D WANTED—Girl for general house- ie ° en Sean sset | tor. “And I shall want twopence for ceived,’ was the reply. ‘But why did red meats, which the govern- THE HCAD. work. Apply 821 4th eae ek house: i cal | that there basket, mum.” you go to room 303. of the Savoy hotel ment is striving to conserve. ses oone 2 tal “Get aw: vith yer, “p" and remain closeted with Lord Blube- This suggestion comes as the re- WANTED—Competent = woman for Set fn with vetacene sald. > x ‘s 1h k. Apply Mrs, O charge anything for ladies’ hats?’ berry there for three hours? sult of a survey he made recent- big acer aay der ne gst eat e e “No, mum.” He was able to make his explanation ly under the direction of the AS WA 118 At erect Rhone t He LAWYER. “phin get on with yer work, This convincing or there might have been another incident to write a note about. This was some weeks before the Unit- ed States was finally crowded into war. It is easier to believe in the number of spies Germany has scattered about when one hears this story by an Ameri- can girl, who for some years had etud- fed at Leipsic. This year she was re- fused her Ph. D. degree, although it | was due her, Then she was refused permission to,leave Germany. For weeks she was promised and put off. as the oyster and has a similar United States bureau of fisher- fes. His object was to discover “the edible species of shellfish, to . find where they ray be obtained in quantities and to perfect a means of co-operating with those engaged in marketing this sea product. LIVES IN FEAR OF TROUBLE Ohio Man Lies Awake Nights Waiting | ; WANTED—Girl for WANTED—Girl_ or woman for gen- eral housework. Phone 831K 5 i1tt general house: work. Phone 713Z or call 700 10th street. 510 6 WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Apply 821 4th St. Phone 811. 5 10 dt capable WANTED—Three bright, women to travel. $25.00 to $5 per week. Weekly advance for trav eling expenses. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. 631, Omaha, Nebr. “Become a spy for us and you shall b have your degree,” she was told. “You for His House to Fall 12 19 26 shall have plenty of money to spend. in River. 'ED—Girl for general hou You neéd not worry about the danger. | | $ Sar I work. Apply _821 4th St. 8-5 St, We will always take care of you.” Cleveland.—Anton Buelzinski {sn’t | WANTED—A dining room girl ‘at Un- She did not become a spy and even- getting much¢sleep these nights. He dewood. hotel deacrat caer res } tually she was given permission to! lies awake waiting for his house to merience ia! first etteried, Acdroes leave for Switzerland. ; But the story tumble onto the Erie railroad tracks. WANTED—C " oo 7 " nah ‘ pute oe Oe ea de Meco caret eae vor netieral beuse work Apply Mrs. : 4 i es: Ss an - bs 3 ii i : = elatencot hla aropeety. 7 : R BEG YOU G. D. Mann, Tribune office. ean | SIX-SHOOTER Is PASSING Buelzitiski says the rumbling of the PARDON, SIR, WANTEDZGiilfor general general ‘house j ‘| Erie trains has caused his yard to 3 THOUGHT You work. Phone 92 or address P. 0. Pitchforks and Shovels Replace Fire | gradually crumble and fall to the val- Box 607. 5-6-tf —oeeeeee—— arms in Equipment of Okla- ¥: homa Sheriffs. Tulsa, Okla—The day of the six- shooter, the Winchester and the Colt ig passing in this state. Recently pitch-, forks and shovels were added to the equipment of the office of the sheriff of this county... «- 7 ‘The new equipments are to be used in the unearthing of illicit liquor traffic. Recently these instruments unearthed an automobile load of: Jiquor on a farm north of the city, eS laa ley below. When he bought it the house stood 100 feet from the edge of the cliff, Now only 25 feet separate the two. ~eeesccccorrrrs. ecscccecccercoccoscsscscqscsoessr®, Shop in The Tribune Before You Shop in the Store. eeesecseereessessesees WORK WANTED WORK WANTED—Windows removed and washed, carpets beat, house Phone 776 or call 319 Front. jobs. 5 141 wk street. HAT CLEANING LADIES’ AND M: S HATS cleaned and reblocked; expert work. Send by mail. Eagle Hat Cleaning Works, 313 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D. i 413 1mo. walls cleaned and other general oat Phone 752 Tribune Block - Bismarck, N. D. | ‘e® bass@6 1s a-coine to be my hee” Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. Yaa NY VLU AWW gs