The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 14, 1918, Page 7

; =~ = , ThePessimism of the Loyal By ROBERT ADGER BOWEN | a of the Vigilantes id BARB BURO OBO URAL >There is need to utter a word of warning and protest to those loyal dnes- among us who, by some per verse quality of sitfcerity, some in- herent tendency to. pessimism, are constantly sounding the note that Germany delights to hear, The recent ae thrust of the German armies S$ given these croakers fresh stimu- lus. In their hearts, though they know it not, though they deny it indignantly when so accused, they have accepted defeat—they' are al- ready whipped. : Could Germany ask for. more than the spreading of this unwarranted at- titude of mind? It is the subtlest, the most poisonous of all forms of the multifarious German propaganda—the Killing of faith. and hope and deter- mination to win, “They shall not pass!” said the French at Verdun. ‘These souls say: -“They. have passed! See how the British have fallen back!” These are not “quitters” in other matters. They are not in any sense consciously pro-German even in this matter. They are, however, obsessed by:the everlasting drip of the German idea of German efficiency. The thing to them has become an imponderable, foreSeen conclusion. It blinds them to any vision beyond the actual facts of Germany's military attainments, It blinds them to the military attain- ments of the allies. The spirit of in- vincibility—the invincible spirit is not theirs. : This spirit we need. There {g-no @oubt of that. The man or the na- tidn that goes all the way, that goes any part of the way to meet defeat ig already beaten. Though this spirit of pessimism cannot-even be consid- Hl ered as a rift in the lute of the na- tion’s unity of faith and purpose, yet, inasmuch as it exists to. any extent, it ig to be deplored. For the feeling will be found always to link itself with other sentiments insidiously fa- yorable to Germany. There always ac- companies it that. stubborn, narrow prejudice, so shamefully unworthy of ‘us, against England, existing against all the evidences of fact and reason and gratitude—the nasty slur_ that England dodges her share of the fighting, that the English are not fighters, that England leaves it to France to save the day—so far as it is.saved! There, is something pecullarly la- mentable in this ‘distorted viewpoint. Disastrous though it would ‘be to underrate Germany’s prodigious power of evil might, it would be fatal to be- eve it infallible and invincible. Whence comes: this proneness to trumpet Germany’s success and put the soft pedal on our allies’ achieve- ments? In every instance it. is to be |' traced to some of the interminable forms of German propaganda. It Is, ‘as has already been said, itself the quintessence of German propaganda, blown like a fine pollen through. the air when its true nature is the least? suspected, spread as 1s often a con- tagious disease by those unconscious of being the medium. x Against the resolute, inflexible de- termination to win, backing the righteous cause in which we are en- listed, Germany will go down in the ruin of the monstrous® evil that she has become. But she-will not if these voices, too many even at the fewest, who proclaim that Germany has al- ready won the war, swell in number and volume. That, indeed, is the very surest way to give the victory to Ger- many, because it is the surést way to undermine and disintegrate the bul- warks of faith and hope.. Against an unfaltering “They shall not win!” all the power of Germany's strength will not avail. ° { Ahd Germany knows it! *° HAS A BIRD FARM. Takes the Trouble to Bulld House for 2 Them on His Place. There is 2 man in Michigan who takes the trouble to build comfortable homes for birds, In March, 1914, F, A. Stuart began to equip his: property of 1,678 acres, near Marshall, as a bird sanctuary. ‘At the last count he had set up 1,434 bird boxes in scien- tific arrangement so as to realize the best possible results. On June 13, 1916, he found 292 bird families enjoying the hospitality of his houses, besides the multitudes breed- | ing after the native wild fashion in the trees, bushes and fields on his es- tate. Martins, bluebirds, tree swal- lows, wrens, robins and. phoebe birds are among the varieties in this bird refuge. ; Mr. Stuart takes great care to in- spect the premises every 21 days, these trips of inspection including the exact number~of. homes occupied, the num- ber of nests, eggs or young, and the kinds of birds, The houses farther away from ,the. buildings are more freely used, especially by tree ewal- lows and bluebirds, ' ‘At a distance from the. buildings the Ittle bird houses are mounted on fence posts, or es: “on iron gas pipe eight or ten feet high. Others are on the edge of the wood- Jand and in the interlor of the woods, Letter Travels 11 Months. It took just 11 months for a letter Alex Canter of Fulton, Mo., mailed to B. Zairkew at Kiev, Russia, to return to this. country. Canter just received the letter with a notation that the ad- @ressee cannot be found, FOR CORONER. I hereby announce” my candidacy for the office of coroner of Burlejeh county North Dakota subject to the will of the Republican voters at the Lthe oldest man serving in the navy, DOINGS OF THE DU H HELEN Nove BEEN HARPIN’ ABOUT WANTING To Take UR GOLF,GO | BouGHT Nov THIS SET OF CLUBS GRANDFATHER AND. GRANDSON Ih NAVY | 7 On the left is Gaston V. Lowe, twen- ty-years old, who enlisted at’ Kansas City, Mo., in 1917. He is now on duty at Hampton Roads fleet operating base. On the right is Adolph L, Lowe, sev- enty-seven years old, who served in the navy from 1861 to 1865, He re- entered the service May 29, 1917, as carpenter’s mate, Adolph L. Lowe, who is sure he is called on Secretary Daniels a few days ago, and was warmly Welcomed by the head of the ngvy department. He left the service half a century ago, after serving through the Civil war, and re- entered as carpenter's mate on May 29, 1917. SAW DEVIL IN RED HAIR But the Preacher Was Smashed and / Fined. Rev. Frank L. Johnson, pastor of @ Pentecostal church at Chico, Cal., saw the red hair of Walter Kemplery in his congregation and mistook it for the red challenge flag of the devil. Grasping a chair near the pulpit, Rey., Johnson made a wild dash through the crowded pews, crying as he sped: “There's the devil .within a red- haired man. The divine spirit tells ne to drive out the sin with force!” And leaping over or brushing aside all obstructions, human and otherwise, the pastor reached Kemplery, and by means of the chair began converting him to the ranks of the blessed. But Kemplery took .his turn at see- ing red. about that tim&and instead of | the deyil he made a flank movement and sent an artillery blow into the midst of Rev. Mr. Johnson's front-line trench. i Furniture was pretty well banged up and the rest of the congregation were worse than panic-stricken when the police arrived. Both Johnson and Kem- plery were arrested and taken before Judge Barnes, who fined them $10 each, HAS SIX SUPER-SUBMARINES Germany's New Boafs ‘Have Cruising Radius of 10,000 Miles. Information received in an official quarter in “Washington credits Ger- many with having completed the con- struction of six super-submarines of 1,500 to 1,800 tons capacity, with a cruising Phdius of 10,000 miles, and that six more U-boats of the same de- sign are being rushed toward Comple- Primary Election on June 26, 1918. ; 4.5. SHIPP. * §-12-13-19-20-21-24-25, CH, Nov DEAR! FE FoR ME? ALL OF Those sticks? Tom? HELEN DECIDES_ON TOM PRIZE: CLUB CALL THIS CLUB, OH;TOM, | Like THIS CLUB! muse Vie TAKE THIS ONE * BY ALLMAN THATS Your DRIVER - NOW You WANT TO Keep YouR CLUBS’ “TOGETHER: AND NOT GET THEM MIXED WITH MINE. wu NOT So Fast! I SEE WHERE Ths GOLF BUSINESS IS GonG To BE AGREAT SUCCESS = submarines, it was sald, to be superior to destroyers, It was sald that the allied admiralties have known for more ythan three months of the actual con- struction of these supersdbmarines, which, it is believed, follow on general lines the construction of the commer- celal U-boats, one of whieh, the Deutsch land, visited the United States. Returns to Gold Mine. When David B, Weaver, of Saxony, Minn., went to Montana in 1864, he dis- covered a gold mine, While he and his parents were at work on it, Indians drove them off. Four months ago he went prospecting again and he found the same mine and intends to work it despite his seventy-elght years, Surely the Limit. =~ There seems no limit to the outrages on the: king’s English wrought by cine- ma theater proprietors, “Featuring” was an abomination which moved to revolt all lovers of our language; “pic- turazation” was worse, but there, it was thought, atrocities would stop. But no. From the top of a picture palace % South. London flaunts in big letters the announcement thut there ts presented “the picturination of Sulli-y van's. celebrated song, “The Lost Chord? "—London Chronicle, Don't Be Like Her. There are ‘any number of pitfalls waiting the girl who fs always setting her mother right, and who, bemoans the fact that her parents are. “so old- fashioned.” And there is no better safeguard against the world’s evils than’ confidence in a girl’s heart that mother knows best.—Exchange. For 'y Justice, W. S. Casselman hereby announces his candidacy for the Republican nora- ination for County Justice of Burleigh county and respectfully solicits the support of the voters. 6-10--to-6.26, ———. ? Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. EVERETT TRUE — BO You Know WHAT DAY THis As £ WHY, THUS KINDERGARTEN NOTICE, 4 The starting class will cpen Monday June 17, at the North Ward schodl. Children who have not before attended kindergarten may’ start at this time The advance cl $8 will continue as heretofore. The kindergarden age is between the fourth and sixth birth days. This is a public school kinder- garden and there is no charge what- ever. Parents of ible children are urged to avail themselves of the priv- iliges of the kindergarten. For parti- ticulars call the principgl, Miss Matil- da Williams, Phone 38 any evening. ” J..M. MARTIN, City Superintendent. 6—11 12.13 14 NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING. School istrict-Special Meeting of sierra Gag Voters. Notice la beeeby Epren, that. on AVed nesday, the 26th day of June, A.. D. 1918, a meeting of the: votes of*Bis- marck, Special School’ District No, 1, will be held’at Will School ia Special School District No. 1) in the’Gounty of Burleigh, State of North Dakota for the purpose of-tetermining upon the question of uing bonds of said school District in the. sum*of fifteen thousand. dollars, ($15,000) ‘said bonds to be made payable in’ 20° years from date of issue, and to bear interest at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually.’ Which |. proposed bonds are to be issued for the purpose of raising money to build a four class room brick school build- ing tobe erected on Block 4 of Cof- fin’s addition to the city of Bismarck, N. D. is This meeting will begin at 9 o'clock |' a.m. and close at 4 o'clock p. m, of said day. Dated at Bismarck, \N. D.,. this 12th)’ day of June, A. D.,'1918; By order of Board of Hducation. . Richard Penwarden, Clerk: Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. (3 TYSS Isn'e iv 3, . F. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE CO. FOR RENT—Oiie house, 6 rooms, $18; one-house, 4 rooms, $15. Both with good garden plats and nice shade trees. Close in; good neighvorhood. These-prices include water rent. Fire Insurance in Reliable Chmpanies. Hail Insurance in one of the best companies writing that line. KF. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE CO. Telephone No. 78R Office In First. National BankBidg. _ J. H. HOLTIHAN Real Estate Bargains FOR SALE bath, trees nicest hom Fire insurance, ha mobile insurance, ac insurance written in the oldes most reliable companies. J. H. HOLIHAN Lucas Block, - + - + Phone 745 fouse of six rooms and close in. One of the in the city. insurance, auto- ent and health and __HELP WANTED—MALE BAK lendid open- ing good = barser, Complete equipment tarnished: Good - gpen- ing for a competent man. Write or Db. phone Pete Luy.ben, Baldwin, N i w M pable of directing work in bindery handling state printing contracts. Good wages. Steady position. Apply Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck, N. D. WANTED—Man to do janitor work, wash cars, etc. Lahr Motor Sales Co. 6 12 tt WANTED—Men on state highway road work. (ood wages, steady work. Pat Kelly, Dickinson, N. D. WANTEL be a ruler and dan, \N. D., a laundress. per anonth, board and room. WANTHD—Ginl for garage oitice work. Lahr Motor Sales. ae brereiataea Pet) WANTED-—A girl for general house- work. Apply 201 First Phone 386R. ; GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK 300 West Bhoad- 6-10-tf. \D—Competent gir ‘eral house work. Phone 657. 6 12 tf WANTED—Girl to Write ‘No. 536 Tribune. 6 12 3t WANTHD—Experienced bookkeeper, eastern North Dakota, one with knowledge of stenography preferred. Permanent $90.00 to start. For in- terview phone EF. W. Chaffee, ‘Mc- Kenzie Hotel,' today. f 6 13 It WANTED—Ton bright, capable ladies {o travel, demonstrate and ‘sell well known goods to established dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 per week, railroad fare paid; weekly advance for trav cling expenses. Address at once, Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 651, Oma- WELL, THEN, WHAT. Is (wy —— Soms HOLIDAY z NO, IT'S oVR THIRTGENTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY! tion. Bie Germany has designed the newer ha, Ned 619 16 23 30 GIRL WANTED—For general house- | work. Wages $30.00 to competent 4 person. Address L. N. Cary, Man- dan, N. D. 5-30-2wks. WANTED—A waitress at gnce. Al- len's Cafe. Fifth Street. 5 25 tt POSITIONS WANTED FIRST CLASS” JENGINEER of 10 years’ experience wants position to run steam tractor. Good. references. Good repair man. Address 535 Tri - une. 6 12 19 Al MEAT CUTTER and all arouna butcher, one who is capable to take full charge of a shop, wants steady position. Address 534 Tribune. 6 10 1 wk PERIENCED YOUNG MARRIED couple wishes position. on farm. State wages in first letter, Exempt trom draft. No children, 6.4 11t WANTS POSITION—Young man, ried, with good reputation and bu: ness ability; honest capable worker would like to.hear from sbme reli- able person or business house who would appreciate a man with the above qualifications. I can give the very best of references as to my honesty, ability, and general stand- ing. Write. E. G., Tribune. COAL CONSUMERS MUST BUY WINTER SUPPLY NOW Ye Spring aed Sumner Ss ——_——————— HELP WANTED—FEMALE .|GIRL WANTS PLACE TC or geen. | MODER work. in office. FOR SALE—Choice 160 acres, rich soil; lies well; $18 an acre, | EXTRA FINE 640 acres with running water; 90 per cent good plow land, Great bargain. Price too low to ad vertise. LARGE LIST of lots and houses for sale in all parts of Bismarck. HARVEY HARRIS & CO. J. P. Jackson, Manager HOUSES WANTED __ ished house Write Box ThD—To rent tur the summer months. Bismarck, \N. D. TE ‘To rent two months. Adj, Gen. G. : 6 11 5t pr 7 room house st be strictly mod- Apply to Western Sales. 671Wwk FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS FOR BWNT—Modern six room house with sleeping porch. Phone 691, 61 A ern, FIVE ROOM HOUSE for rent. at office of John P, Hoagland, 606 Main street. 612 8t FOR SAL Very fine new bunga corner of Avenue © and Hannifen street, will sell reasonable and terms if taken at once. Phone LOST AND FOUND FOUND—A Danch of keys, Apply to The Tribune. 614 1 wk JND—Set of false teeth. Owner have same by calling at Tribune 6-10-6t. bon bred show st E.G. 1% to 24. each FOR pard 30 h, p. twin cy! engine equipped with Madison Kipp double feed oiler, one Case separ- ator 44x66 with revolving concaves, one 12 tank, full belt equipment in excellent con- dition. Write R. B. Hulick, care of Meke a 13 3t cows, household St. 6-10-4t. Vill buy house rom pure will be on sale at s farm from June per hundred or 20¢ 613 It FOR SATE—A Ford truck in good cendition $250.00. Box. Glen Ulin, N. D. it. FURNITURE FOR SALI at 214 So pventh strect. Will sell very pnable, 61 A SNAP in land on acres Adams county, \N . land on good road, at $1,800.00, 160 acres Adams county, N. D., 3 miles m from can all be eultt- vated at $1 Nmmons county, N. D., fenced, part under plow. Fair buildings. — $2,000. Write for particula id leg: ptions, 160 Burle: FOR RPNT—Nicely furnished flat in modern house. No children. Call 807 4th St. or phone 404K. 6-5-tf. bOR RENT—Fur ed flat My t, partly mod- Phone H. L. building on ‘Sixth stree'! ern, Look them vr. _ Reade at aS 3 tt FOR RENT—Three room flat in mod- ern house. Harvey Harris & Co. i en es FOR ENT—T-room modern house Inquire Harvey Harris & Co. 4 22 tft FOR RENT—Seven room house, all modern, Hot water heating. 710 Ave. D. ; aad WORK WANTED WANTED—Stenographic work, high school graduate. Phone 581X, a 6 13 WANTED—Work in Mondan or west. Will do general house work and the washing. Wages $7.00 per week. Address Miss Ethel Frick, Minne- apolis, Minn., Gen. Del. COLORED GIRL WANT day or hour, Phone at 507 15th St. 6-11-Iwk. WORK FOR BOARD—Telephone 1 5-20-1mo. WORK. WANTED—Expert garden and lawn work, painting. varnishing, car- pet cleaning and general house work. Call Rasnick & Swartyfager, 319 Front St. or Phone 7 ; ROOMS FOR RE! 4 iRN ROOM POR RENT— Inquire over Grambs’ and Peet’s rear flat. 6 12 8t FOR RENT—Furnishea room in moa- ern house. 310 7th street. 6 12 FURNISHE keeping. 347 y ROOM for light hous Sth Phone street. POR RUNT—Furnished ro modern house. Close in ond street. Phone SSL. modern housekeeping or unfurnished. 61 FOR RENT— furnished FOR N'—furnished roo light housekeeping or otherwise if desired. Phone 404K or call 801 4th street, or inquire of Geo. W.- Little, Second Hand store. i tf MAKE Your MIbDLE MAME “NRRVET i STAMP! or call at house ‘No. 700 Hannifen| county, N. D., at $1,600, Box 599 street after 6 p.m. Glen Un, ND. a ers 5 6 i wk x 6M 7 FOR RTNT—Troom “house, partly | GOOD RI CE income. property modern, 319 4th t., Phone 220. 6-5-tf.] in [ais S 10F Turteigh rek to 616 T land. Co, . 5 28 to 1-4 . Good as wanted ; if broken. We pay ue. We pay cash for and platinum. Send ive cash by return not satisfactory, h promptly upon NATIONAL TEETH n ’ old gold, silv to us and r mail. If pri we will r reque: co. FOR SA proved sale. Addr FOR SALE—New safe and roll top desk. J. J. Ryan, 510% 4th St. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 6O9K, tf. NORTHERN PRODUCE marck, N. D., wants your cream and pay highest market price always. Write for tags. 517 tf brand new pool wall case, cigar case. Terms: sh and balance monthly pay- Write No. 514 Tribune. ments. 5 20 tft. FOR RENT—Storage or repair room. Phone 299K. 419 tt E. T. BURKE LAWYER Tribune Block - Bismarck, N. D. Phone 752 ‘Victory:is a. 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