The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1918, Page 5

a} ” Oak,” used to be a phrase much em- ingham Palace was carried into the Ployed concerning the American mer- palace and asked for a drink of bran- fs Chant marine when ellpper ships, ites dy. An Officer attached to the royal roa a ing the Stars and: Stripes, crowded household replied “This is a teetotal} (National Crop Improvement Service.) | ~nce. These feeds. contain what th the ports ofthe world. house, and we cannot get brandy or HE HEN should be our national | chicken needs, preventing aievtonding The phrase had a double meaning, , | any other stimulant for you.” emblem instead of the eagle. She,|/or undernourishment of any of the ke it applied to the stout oak timbers o1 : BUY We Ss is the most patriotic citizen we | pecessary nutrient: i which the graceful. sailing vessels Shilli iS iff have, furnishing a large portion of our 'y nutrients. i were built and it applied also to the | Ming a sn : food and revenue. This, in spite of | 1% no other industry has there been =e eicseeaicamapee For Pre-War Whisky] i ieabssosica veep opener, [eo murn erature wen rer being heard up hers in Maine, wnich, | (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) | her ‘hustle for nettoea via mart hand-book which, ff faithfulty fol- ) in the older days, was one of the three London, Aug. 19.—At.a fair at| ts the real cause wh: ae fried lowed, will not fail to bring results, + Ff great shipbuilding states of the union. |. Beaconsfield a good sum was realized} chick high. Th coe f Li Every agricultural college: and the U. Hor, Whey are reviving chs Arr ot wood by charging a shilling (25 cents) a Socthe season Whe eas ae ea : S. Government can give you all the © | blood % these, down’ east Yankees, vied oulle o phe war whiskey: men fail. On a proper diet a broiler | cessary information. | and they. are setting new records for oe can be raed to weigh one anda quar-| Keep dry mash feed always before ' the entire country. 5 Pro-Hun Official ter pounds in ax weeks which, in al-|them in a protected vessel, giving Listen to these recent accomplish: most, any market, will bring a. dollar | 8cratch feed only a short time before ments: .. 4 Becomes Smuggler or more. In eight months a properly |'they ¢° to roost. {Rite Guniberland Shipuilding Co. ot Eerne, Aug. 19.—Genman authorities! fed and bred capon will weigh twelve} Subu anites and those who have shisgcive punched the. hull. 0 ae if in Rumania have discoverer thar M.| and a haif pounds and yet the aver- | limite’ space can successfully raise 4 i ) itter'the work Gas started No ship Corteau, secretary general of the Ru-| age is probably less than half. chicke; {f they will follow the rules é ee og yard:on the Atlantic or Cult Coast has manian ministry of fiduace and an To succeed ig poultry, you must cull | and buy he proper feeds, A hen is an ‘"s n ‘ a . Judge*C. F. Amidan. of the United i : ; eat [ss ¢ i} States district court at Bismarck Jate|wards. ‘| Titres canoes ary can Ua Saturday entered a temporary order| Entering one of. the wards withiAm-| enjoyed the Way you have stayed by|= ie tel in the case of the. city commissioners erlean cases, the wounded men were the “right side in this fight, and, I = e,e against the Northern States Power|sitting up rémoving ‘their bandabes | ee ‘ Bae pat t t t f company of Minot, in which the city/in order that the. directing surgeon | the testes awe eat geen ise Aa 3 OSI lve 0 ar S cce ( er em seeks ito enjoin the company. from in-|might.-note the progress. Some : of The (atiiare ‘are entitled to a better = ¥ creasing its rates for electric current|}them were ‘fare enough on the hoad | — deal tha nthéy have'been getting, but = to consumers:in the city. The case is|to recovery to be up and fressed, and} Announcement has been made of |'fownely is not giving it to them. He = . “ , ‘ be a ph .| ond vice-president of the-B. F. Good- | fering, and now is is © biggest |S ee 3a) eal eh permanent., Judge Amidon is engaged|entered. But. every man of them, in|yich Co. as head of the distribation | of Rik 2 Food Administrator Ladd has changed the style of the food card for MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1918. WMINBUAGAIN. © PUTS HEARTS OF _ OAK INTO SHIPS Art of Building Vessels of Wood Revived On Coast BY MILTON BRONNER. N. E. A. Staff Correspondent. Portland, Me., Aug. 19.-—“Hearts of equalled #- 3 The Portland Ship Ceiling Co. launched the Andra and 54 days later the vessel. was completely equipped with boilers and machinery, and ready ‘for sea, The nearest to this recora was. 112 days out on the Pacific coast. So as properly to safeguard the vessels, the U. S. Shipping Board has made it difficult for visitors to enter any of the ship yards in the country. Rut there ds probably ,no. place in America where the stranger.can see Uncle Sam’s efforts to bridge the her happy. TaN Ae BISMARCK DAILY _TRIBUNE Ketone ’ Sister Charles, an American nurse, has been invalided through two years’ service in the front and is now recovering at the Royal Hospital in London. The photograph shows wounded British officers whom she attended showering her with roses and doing everything in their power to make Englisi Objet’ to” Huns Getting Jam (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) Lndon, Aug. 19—If England has any favorite food, it’s jam. That's why people everywhere are objecting because, German prisoners are allow- ed 1 ounce of jam daily, while 1 pound a week for each family is all English subjects con obtain. BUY W, 8, S,—— King’s Palace Has Not a Drop of Liquor (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) London, Aug. 19—A woman seized with an attack of influenza near Buck- | ardent pro-German, has been snug: gling goods between Buchartst and Jassy for personal profi‘; Only his connections with high German offi- cials saved him from penal servitude. BUY W. S. 5. Grant County Man Killed by Lightning Tuy Chittich, a well-kno Grant | county farmer living 4 1-2 es north of Lark was found dead early Sunday morning a quarter of a mile from his home. out your unprofitable birds and feed the survivors for eggs and meat. The most successful pcultrymen do not at- tempt to raise thelr own feed, but will buy by-product feeds which have been sefentifically blended by long experi- an instantaneous death probably be- tween 9:30 and.10:30 that evening dur ing the violent storm that swept that section of the couniry tiat evening. | The deceased was a maryied man, coming to Dakota from Peoria, Ill. two years ago. He leaves’ besides the wife six children ranging from 12 egg-mak ig machine and if fed prop- erly she will grind out eggs without fail. The trouble with most of us is that we are either too lazy or we want to get something for nothing and we allow poor Biddy to shift for herself, will be held today from the Presbyter- ian church. MOTHER'S: FRIEND \ ras 38 seas wit erator tecity tum in /BASE HOSPITAL. Will Control + PROPLE'S FORUM j|niiost wit natu tr Sin Pears down to anita name, FOR B ‘ Hf and w: i a On the arrival of the coroner and} A ride in the ae down) through LITTLE AMERICA Red Cross Supplies ° yaa as Rectory Gautorseventne ioe Me undertaker the body was taken to EX ectant Mothers tomo cares pa ickly reveals 2 FOR YANKEES. “ WANTS TO SEE FINISH home about 9 o'clock. The evidence| the home of Ed Posey nearby where it uge hull into which machinery is exe ij Editor pismarck Tribune: shows that both he and his horse met| as Prepared for burial. The funerat ‘| RELPS MATURE being derricked. The ship is paintea (conti a er P 0 There is just one thing that 1 seiahgon battleship gray. fo acenenrcid re whele- alaes heal would like to stay here tor, and chat Further down in the suburbs ot|air of cheer. and the whole place had is to help you loyal and sober peo-| Qaunnesssnsnsuenasensuennnunsocenguanceanonscuannvongiossnaat nununanennounnsa 1 nunnuaanueasoavacony U Portland is one of the big shipyards|the stamp of comfort. ple lick ‘Townley, but I am satisfied |} where four wooden vessels are on| These corridors have had to be. used that -like many of the ills and evils |= the ways. as wards during the heavy iflux of; of this world, Townleyism will be |= Maine is building wooden ships once | wounded from the big fights of early eradicated by the natural law of sur-|3 { : e : more, and, what is:quite as important,/June, when every available comer of vival of the filtest and elimination of |= ‘ Maine believes they will do the work |the building was suddenly valled into | the non-esseniial and false. It is just = assigned to them. use, doubling and trebling its beds’ a matter of the time.necessary for the |= ‘ Grace: You can’t cover blackheads, 5 , must se ' pimples, red spots ‘on the face with i TO HOLDERS OF and see that each customer signs the food card facsimilie of which ap- i Powder... tHby're Chownd ite ne eee 5 pears in this advertisement. { Why worry~and spoil- your. temper: ' BUY W. 8. EN.OINS ‘COMPANY. in’ holding a term, of court at Bis- marck ‘at this time and: withheld any decision on the merits of «the case until he could examine the law and the facts more thoroughly. The company sought to have come relief from the injunction so’'that it could send out its bills for July. The court, made a temporary order is au- thorized ‘to. send-out and collect its , bills for July, which are due August 1, at the revised rates. The repdering of dills on September 1 for August service is deepndent upon the further order of ‘he court. Buy W. 5.8 — 00 LATE TO CLASSIFY OLD FALSE TEETH Even if broken, we pay from $2.00 to $25 per set. CASH for gold crown;, bridge work, old gold, siiver and plat- inum. Send and receive CASH by re- turn mail. BERNER’S FALSE TEETH SPECIALIST, 22 Third street, Troy, N.Y. e ° e. 831 mo. BUY W. 5. 8. / FOR SALE—At once. New Maxwel: touring car, run two weeks with li- cense and extra tire. Must be sold at once. $100 discount. Apply to J. H. Caldwell, at Indian school or western Sales Co. * 7191 wk ay w - HAVE FOR SALE two slightly used pianos of high quality. If taken at once can be had on easy terms. In- quire J. M. Wylie care G. P. Hotel 819 20 BUY W.S. S.- CHICAGO MANUFACTURER wants salesman at once in state of North * Dakota to sell two popular toys from, colored photos. as a sideline. L. ¥. Burlin Mfg. Co., 12-18, S. Clin- ; ton St., Chicago, Ill. . ‘ 8119 1t auy.W. 6, ,——— TO GIVE PICNIC, The Daughters of Isabella are giv- ing a picnicjat the: Capitol grounds Wednesday afternoon of this week. All members are cordially invited. BEY W. 8 S$ Take Hollister’s Rocky. Mountain Tez —'twill banish them. through the blood —the only sure way...35 cents. Tea or tablets. Ereslows. BUY'W.S s—— Returns from Trip. ‘Mrs. Nielson and daughter, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Morey. all of Bismarck, who left on an auto trip two within two days. the French cases-are going to Fr hospitals, and all, the American ¢ will soon be 'insfalled in the regular bed or ‘standing at attention, was smiling and apparently happy. These smiling faces -gave no evidence of pain,- and of'500 cases visited this morning, only two complained, of pain. When inquiry -was made of the head nurse as to this absence of pain among hundreds of men with compound frac- tures and ugly gaping wounds from shrapnel-and shell, she said there was comparatively little pain after the first few days, and then only when the wound was- handled. The youth of the Americans has a lot to do, said the surgeon, with thi: cheerfulness and proof against pain. Most of the French poilus are- older men, 35 and 40, with beards and wrin- kled faces ,and besides their age this is not their first experience as wound- ed, as it is with the Americans. Some of them have been wounded three or, four times before and after successive recoveries hve gone back to the fight- ing line. This is what tends to war weariness, after four years of such business. But with their age and re- peated wounds, the French’ faces are still lighted with the fire of patriotism and tHe inexhaustible good-nature of the French poilu. The Americans have none of the drawbacks of their French brothers, and hardly a man is over 30, while most of them are 22 and 2: This gives a buoyancy which even love of country cannot supply, and the doctors find it more of a tonic and restorative than all the medicine: One of the Americn marines who was in the fierce engagement early in une had the remarkable record of 65 separate wounds, small, from splinters of shell. but each separate yound needing atten- tion. He smiled with pride as the suggeon spoke of the unusual number of his wounds. Like all the others he was anxious to be uy and to get back to the fighting. It seems to be a con: mon instinct, not through bravado, say the doctors, but a genuine expres- sion of red-blooded American ycuth- fulness and enthusiasm to get back the world has ever known: But the instinct to be up and doing became very real to the American ma- Gradually, however, | most of them) into the game, the most fateful game] of American France. company. Jon | railroad positi closely agseci | Aatervury, Red Cross supplies in Before joining the Goodrich ad held, responsible. s and at one time was with Gen, W. W. now. director general of the railroads in ‘France for the United States, rine, sieved with 65 wounds, when the chief surgeon mentioned that two hol- 'iday entertainments would be, given for the wounded, ob “Which would you prefer,” said the surgeon, “the afternoon tea or the sparring match?” |. “The sparring match, sir, every | time”. 8 the quick! response. And so it’ was arranged that the {man with 65 wounds should go to the | Sparring match. It Was the same wilh ‘all the others well enough to be about. Most of. them. wanted the sparring match, though a few chose the after- noon tea, in the hope of getting ice cream. They’ fairly beamed «at» the | prospect of an outing. It would do them good, the surgeon’ said,-and ‘any damage from fatigue would be offset |by the recreation, Even those wound- led with bone fractures were so anx- ious to take part in the exercises that ome.of them had their splints adjust- Jed for moving about, and prepared for ; the day of outing. | BUY W. S. §.——— (King Helps to Cut. Shirts. for Tommies (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) London, Aug. 19%.—n a recent visit to factories in London engaged in war work, King George accepted an invita- ‘tion to try his hand as a cutter of sol- diers’ shirts. He used au electric. ma- | chine, severing, true to pattern, shirt ‘lengths 50 thicknesses. deep. ———avy Ww. 5. 8. SPECIAL CALL ISSUED. Washington,. Aug. 19.—Kighteen states were called upon by the war department’ today for 5,709 men of grammar school education. These men will entrain Sept. 1. Voluntary enlist- ‘ments. will be received until Aug. 26. poor hypnotized farmer to come to. That may take time and will the rest of you a lot of money and happiness, Yours truly. “+ —A READER. Foresters to- Mect. | -Phe:Women's Catholle Order of For- ! estern’ will meet, this evening at tne Knights of Pythias hall at 8 o'clock. All members: are requested to \e pres: ent. s BUY W. New Trimmer. | Miss Murray, formerly with the D. | B. Fisk & Co., milliners of Chicago, ar- rived in Bismarck last Thursday and will be connected with Miss Nielson’s | millinery establishment as trimmer. sour stinach, clogged up bowels. headaches, foul breath, are evils of constiuation. Holljster's Rocky Moun- tain Tea purifies the stomach and re- lieves constipation—a medicine the whole family should taxe. 25c. Bres- low's. $ — HUMPHREYS’ ‘The full list of Dr. Husnphress’ Remedies for intérnaland externalipse, meets the necds of families for nearly every ailment from Infancy ty old ago—descrived in Dr. Humphress’ Manuai mailed free. PARTIAL LIST rying, Wakefulness of Infants farrheo of Childrenand adults oughs, Colds, Bronchitis . Toothache, Faccache. Neuralgia 9. Hea ‘k Headache Vertigo 10. Dyspepsia, Indigestion Weak Stomach. 13. Croup. Hourse Cough, Laryngitis 1 : 1 16. ever Ague, Malaria, 9, Bland. Bleeding. Interna) External iderb, Influenza, Cold in Head 20. Whooping Cough pressed, Difficult Breathing of the Kidneys jrinary Incontinence ore Throat, Quinsy tip. Grippe, La Grippe For sale by druggists every whera, HUMPHREYS’. HOMFO, MEDIcISE Co., Oorner William and Ano Streets, New York NOON LIBERTY BONDS Use your i) Liberty Bond this state. Issued Issued Addres: Dated Address ATTENTION Old cards must be replaced with new ones. simile of Customer’s Card No. 2, wh ich supercedes No. 1. FEDERAL FOOD ADMINISTRATION i Customor’s Card No. 2 to by cae Here is a fac- Substi- Flour | tutes Sugar No. in Family Date of purchase Lbs. on band ASORUAEAEAEOAONE: Total \ f Supply permitted | i without thm. OUUNSOGNUSOOOGNSONSSDSOSONOOONSOOSON0UNNONDUDOQDAUGNOCOUORDLONNRNDOIOOROUGORE 1 certify that the within information is true and that I have not bought nor hold in my possession wheat flour, sugar or other foods contrary to the rules of the Federal Administrator. Signed.~. (To be retained by dealer and mailed to Federal Food Administrator, Agricultural College, N. D., at the end of each month.) The Federal Food Administration requires that each and every Grocer or Dealer of Flour and substitutes as well as Sugar, must have on hand In order to cooperate with the Food Administration The Tribune is supplying the Grocers with these cards at the rate of $2.50 PER THOU- SAND in lots of one thousand or more. It is especially requested that all Grocers or Dealers in the. foods mentioned place their orders for these cards at once. Every customer must sign one of these cards and there should be no excuse for the Grocer being Under penalty of the federal food laws every Grocer must KS y ‘i ; ye Nieleon Took, “the Coupons have the eon signature of the customer when foods mentioned on the maa busing and “net and Soe, fo ther isene of | a Rents ORDER TODAY. GIVE NUMBER OF CARDS NEEDED. M in Minneapolis who accompan- 4 A > ; jel her back to. thelr home. In Bis War Savings Stamps ONE OR TWO THOUSAND OR MORE—BUT ORDER Bee erica a | Your Interest Will Earn In- ENOUGH FOR FUTURE USE. a ie terest and Keep at Work ; | s for the Nation. B e : e : Jc: GASTORIA maa he Bismarck Tribune ‘ For Infants and Children WHY IT IS BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE. e : a The smile explains why. One of many American Red Cross sworke Sars | / In Use For Over 30 Years ers in France who distribute smokes avd many other éomforts and aA BISMARCK. N. 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