The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1918, Page 3

"THURSDAY, MAY 30, 191 KAISER’S LAST CARD i Will Wilhelm Play Him| Now? : BISMARCK DAILY TRIBU NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY. “A NOW HOP TO THE ACT QUICKLY the right th at th ime. W.S.S.CAMPAIGN | ®i‘tuicty antes orange me Ii i f kid: anger, "3 SAYS HOLLISTER) kidney Ving are most otective ale Plenty of Bismarck evidence of their worth. Washington—President Wilson ap- pealed to alt Americans to “Buy only those things essential to individual health and efficiency and invest sys- tematically in savings and thrift] Wargo, N. D., 30.—“Now that th stamps.” 7 ._ |Red Cross drive is over, the day for ion i Stolninelas 117, Seco ag \ Washington—The Federal Shipping | signing pledges: for war ‘savings cam-| b28™2 Ahad ai pals in the small of my back and lamen and soreness across my kidney: also had a tired 1: uid feeling tha: caused me much annoyance. 1 tried thing 1 knew of to get relict but was unsuccessful until f got Doan’s Kidney Pitls at the Lenhart Drug Co. Doan's cu me and the trouble nasn't revurned.”” No Trouble Since, Over two years later ‘Mrs, Stein: | “I have never had kidney ‘board. will give meda ags and set-|paign draws near,” George H vice badges to workers in ship yards | Hossister, state “director of the war ° as visible evidences that they are aid-|savings stamps committee, in a letter ing in winning the war. addresesd to the press today. “June Washington—200,000 found unfit for |28 is the day set for the signing of military service because of physical |these pledges, and it is not only ex- defects will bé employed in producing | peeted but di manded that every re: or handling. war equipment to release Jident of every town, village and ham- fighting men for the front line, it w let in the te subscribe, It will not Jannounced by, thé Provost Marshal }only be a matter of raising the big General. sum that Uncle Sam wants to ran the Washihgton—Government war ex- |government, but Uncle Sam wants to a sao throw his cards on the table in eter Ae neta, ; 4 | 4h 7 i fe 4 i the great game for world peace, he where about the libtary. William But- a one tht ee Beary pee wt te fake ni a ‘an France! him the spokesman for Germeny.| yoked with a fine touch of natural ob: (S34 basis bya great corporation see ES | May the spirit of Grant be with To alter the simile, Buelow the mares = a 4 time at twilight The banana shippers awoke her, end} «The Honor System” at the Bis- kaiser’s last card, at present held up Sea t ene y8 8. nd all men one now there is a great air of activity |marck Theatre tonight. you all, his sleeve. When he decides that! When all cats are gray a and bustle fn the old bay. SSS | As. the Sons of the North ad- the game is up he will play him. handsome: | “Corn-Less Da 3 | = ¢ =e 2 vance. plexi? But Buelow before the war was con- ceded to be Germany’ greatest states. | Man, and reports from Berlin ha’ declared that when the kaiser is ready | PRICE OF COAL AT THE MINES IS GIVEN BOOST Run of Mine Bituminous Mined in North Dakota,to Be $2.70 Hereafter Washington, ‘May 30.—Further classification and prices of bitumin- ous coal mined in North Dakota was announced last night by the fuel ad- ministration effective as of last Fri- day.. The prices are: For all coal mined south of the twelfth standard parallel: Run of ihe ers have signed the fuel administra- tion agreement. The twelfth standard parallel cross: | es North Dakota east and west on,a line with New Rockford. The in- creased rates would principally affect mines in the Kenmare, Minot, Willjs- ton and ‘Noonan producing districts, Problem-of Human Nature. ,. It is true, as opponents of changin. the clocks to, save daylight contend that the same thing would be accom: plished if everybody got up earlier, The trouble is that everybody won’t.—- Philadelphia Ledger. “The Honor System” at the Bis- estimates fix $11,000,000,000 as the jth sum necessary for the fiscal year. Washington—The fuel admin a ments to trans-mississippi territory | SI ern states. Lusk, tried to throttle the special pros- ecutor and was led smiling trom tne ; court room. i. Literary Men Fond of Cats. u Johnson's successor in Shakespear ean scholarship, the late Doctor Fur- without having his big black cat some- EZ and I. Shoe Fitters marck Theatre tonight. onight | BIS THEATRE penses will run $1,5000,000,000 during {know who is doing it. May, it is announced. while tentative |know how tion discontinued anthracite coal allot-| possible for everyone to buy a great MARCK |Tonig He Wants to _ many patriotie citizens heer are in his United States. It $ hot possible for everyone to bi Liberty Bond, but. it is tamp, for many to buy war sa and fn addition 24 southern and west-j ings certificates. They are baby bonds and everyone shoulg own at least one Waukestia, Wis.—-Found guilty of|of them ~ jmurder in the second degree, Grace Santa Marta. ‘Santa Marta, Colombian, ts one of the a ports. After che d: he Spanish Main, when it wag the a) ) scene of hot fighting betw®en Spanish und En, re s ness, confessed that he could not work | naval battle, Saata 3 glish, and won a place in the tting for wank into omane Main Street TT Tm Offers the big special Wm. Fox production featuring the cele- brated trio of stars— eorge Walsh - a Miriam Cooper Gladys Brockwell —in i) HONOR SYSTEM” the greatest human story ever told. A veritable melting pot of souls. “Perforntances -at 7:15 and 9:15. Admission—all seats 25c. trouble since -Doan’s. ‘Kidney Pi cured me a few years ago. [ ta tkem ouce in a while, however, just to Keep my kidueys in good condi uon.” teas Price 6c, at all dealers, ‘Don’t | simply ask for a kidney remedy-~get | Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that | Mrs. Steinmetz had. ster-Milburn Co., Migrs.. Buffalo, NOTICE. Owing to the increase of busin also realizing the ne y of gi ing the people a night SERVICH | well as day I have takén in a partner | which meaus-We are to maintain that | word SPRVICE. Having disposed of | the old stock we are putting in all new | cars starting today. The No. will still remain 27 and we. assure you y for Feet, Every Day Use “Gets-It,” the Great Corn Discov- ery! Makes Corns Peel Right Off. ook at the illustration below. See the two fingers peeling off a corn as | thongh it were a banana.peel. | And thesman is smilfag while he's doing | it! AU done painlessly. joyfully. The! moment ,“Getgdt”! touches a corn or sutnes $2.25; “nromened Bliss $2.50; s:x This picture tells a story of the flag as one, ' inch steam lunp $2; slack or screen- that passes by, OR eat inined north of the twelfth And the boys who fought for Vic- Men Ne ee On ue Belts er ort boys France! FF eaniata parallel: Run of the mine ue ae the freedom of you M. 1 rei : 2.70; prepar izes $3; six inch A ay eran lump $250; slack or screenings And tslerowde they stand and cheer { May t ie eue of God be with you The ices d t include the 45 _ it till the echoes touch the sky, : y ie! hy per’ cent sllowances for ‘wage. in For it’s the flag they'll carry to “GetsIty" the Only Genuine, Thorough _ As the Sons of the Flag ad- Grease where the operators and min- victory, for the freedom of you sere Ever (Discovered: Demat ow not van callus the crowth is doomed. It takes but two seconds to apply “Gets-It.” The corn pain is eased at once. 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