The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1918, Page 3

. FRIDAY, EPTEMBER 20, 1918. Big Crowds Greet Liberty Loan Special Of ‘War Relics (Continued From Page One.) trench mort:-= bombs; one German automatic rifle; one German, machine gun; one’ grenade ‘throwtr; one Ger- man machine gun ammunition ‘box with cartridges and belts. large two _ belts: one German machine gun, am- munition box, ‘small (empty); one 77 mem. German whiz bang cartridge case; one 105 m.m. German cartridge! case; two 150 m.m: German trench - howitzer. cartridge case; two German “shock troops’ breast armor plates; two German pineapple hand grenades; 170 7m. m. German trench howitzer, on bed with wheels; one 80 m.m. German trench howitzer, on bed with wheels; one German mechine gun mounting. From. French Government. Two French Mitrailleuse machine guns; one bell tongue; two pieces of bell from the Varincourt church; one _ 77m. .m. German, whiz. bang wicker ABhell basket; two’ grenade throwers; one German; machine gun; one Ger- man gas magk and can;.one German shell cushion case; three French ma- rine daggers; one French machine gun glove; six French cylindrical hand grenades (long); one German hand grenade worn on belt; ‘six French gas bombs; .one French. aerial torpedo; two German rifles; one German rifle, damaged; six French cylindrical hand |‘_. grenades, shut; six’ French oval hand grenades with fuse caps; one piece of German barbed wire; six German “barbed wire staples: one piece: of German barbed wire with post cork- screw; six German barbed wire with post corkscrew; six German barbed wire staples; one triangular barbed wire stretcher; two German snipers’ shields; one piece of German airplane engine. with carburetor, hot air stove and mapifold: two German barbed wire tripods; one German trench mor- tar bomb; one French snipers’ shield; two German gas’ shells; two French trench shoes; six French ha ‘en- ates; two French rifles. one w of German bombing plane; two French gas masks and cases; two French gas masks and ‘casés; two French knapsacks complete; one*eGrman one- man sniping tank; one French tremb- Jon (holder for rifle grenade); two German dugout stoves: one piece of German knapsack; one piece of fused ammunition, molten mass: one Ger- man catapult; two French helmets; one six section and door of observa-; tion post; four French swords; four exploded German cartridge cases; four French bayonets; one Fre helmet; two French cantens with cloth cov-} ers; two French star shells with pa chutes; one box No. S P. C. A. 24 offi- si French war photographs; one A. 21 official French war photographs. From War Department. Guns of any character. such as field, . antiaircraft, etc.; trench mortars; sdnch shellé: 3 trench mortar ‘bomb: S; matic guns; _ hand grenades; rifle with tremblons; trench knives, respirators; gas masks; horse respirators; complete infantry eal: ment. grenade: From Navy Department. Two,14-inch: propjectiles; two depth charges; two dummy aero bombs; two navy mine and anchors; two Lewis machine guns; two German rifles with bayonets and scabbards. RUY W. 8.8 Enthusiastic Meeting Of Loan Workers Mrs, Cie L. ~ young returned last night from Valley City where she at- tended a most enthusiastic meeting -of Liberty Loan workers. Nearly ev- \ LOGANS WE THANK YOU SoFruit today is rather scarce. but we have TOKAY GRAPES MALAGA GRAPES BANANAS ‘+ APPLES G PLUMS a; ote Peaches, a few small baskets 30c ‘eee Holliday “Nut Butter” Just arrived. Use it and cut the cost of living Pee Fresh Roasted Coffee Daily. Business is good. Make' it bet+ z ter and you will enjoy it ‘ ooo National Biscuit cookies arrived fresh today. } eee Kindly give us your orders early, and then go see the “Liberty ‘ Loan Special” s ‘You will. enjoy. it; we want to and with your-help we can i enroute. The big mounted gun is a French’ mortar which throws high’ into plode when they fall in the: enemy’s trenches. man and one French. shrapnel. ery county in the state was represent- ‘tu musical program of patriotic songs ed. jand the enthusiastic women ne as: ‘Telegrams from Mrs. Wm. McAdoo, | no similar group of women have ever national chairman man Liberty | sun; Loan’ committee, and ‘Mrs . Sever-; ance, chairman Ninth Vederal Reserve | dis 4. were r Reports of the work done in every county were v ied and interes Grand Fo heads the list, having sold over $1 000 of bonds to women. The Minot committee adopted the block system for them. | number and secured such splendid results that} Mrs. Fred Conklin made an. earnest the committee hi been made a per-| appeal for nur: North Dakota will manent financial committee for a o over the top if the worl in ev- war activities. The . plans for the} county will aid in every possible} ! Fourth Loan are perfected in many of We must have money to equip; and me must have the mittee, recent: | pr resent frank White, who ha: ly returned from the east w and told/ of her camps the past réal mother to our soldie , what the boys call a put” and kas done splendid work | the | county the counties and.in most cases the} counter sé system will be used. d nurses to care for our Grand has found it to be the wounded men. ———-avy w. 5. S. URGE WOMEN TO UPPORT LOAN “committee of the rth Da- county most efficient system. In that county the women have done all the c work and have given assi many other ways. Coop the men's committee w strongly urged. Mr. Morish. secreta of the state executive committee was pres- ent and read the letter of instructions woman’s ational Defen: n. is urging The Council of kota divis from Mr. Rogers to the men’s com-| and eommunity unit te sunport the: mittee. !coming Liberty Loan drive to the ul Mrs. Craswell presented a wonder- yyost of its ability. ars. Conkha, ISPENDA QUARTER SAVE A DOLLAR The price of good, fresh eggsis going up every day, Can you afford to use them in cooking and baking, when by using SA-VAN- you can get the same resultsat a fraction of the cost? Remember—as far as the results are concerned SA-VAN- will make the-same delicious dishes.as eggs. _I6 lightens, leavens-an ‘holds tie’ mixture together in just the same way as fresh eggs, Where an egg is called for in the recipe, just put in one levet teaspoontul of SA-VAN- mixed with milk or water. Then cut your shortening one-third. The results will surprise and delight you. Order a Package Today. One 25 cent package will cut your egg bill over $1.00. AT YOUR GROCER’S Bismarck Grocery Co., Distributors '! If you need a Stove « Range This year or next, Buy Now Surely, it should be *gasy to decide in the face of the extraordinary conditions that this is the opportune time to buy a heating stove or range. ~The output of all stove manufacturers will be curtailed. The cost of all steel and iron ‘products is constantly upward. We Jo -not know when the price on any of our line - of heatnig stoves and ranges can be duplicated. . ~ eee Both Phones 2 18 Third St: : ooo in ete Last! Dblivery Saturday 5! p. m. Other: Days, 4:45 p. m.* i - Oo “FRESH SWEET CREAM” Its good—try it! The purchase of any of our Heaters or ranges, if-you are. going to need one in the near future is a wise in- vestment. 7 Lomas Hardware Co. Woman Liberty at Valley C Liberty er themselv Here is a part of the big war trophy exhibit now touring the: Ninth’ Federal Reserve Distr ict | } in the interests of the Fourth Liberty ‘Loan on t:vo special trains whcih stop at all the larger towns | the air shells which ex- The other two guns are’machine' guns, one Ger- The German gun has been perforated in several places by. ‘bullets: and state chairman of the woman's com-; attended the meeting of the Loan Workers held yesterday, and urged vhairmen to consid- in command of the executive committees during Sh urged sthem to ally responsib! furnishing the a: of student nurses, jigned | showing Hunt wherever you wish and you'll not find better and ‘‘Chicken’’ Hunting Suits, Pants, Leather Coats, Vests, Caps, Wool Sox. “Duek’’ Goodyear Waders Stocking and Boot Feet___ $ E. Bergeson & Son that it was an obligation equally im- partant to that of selling the assigned | = amount in Liberty bonds. BUYAW. Se Bm YANK TROOPS. “DESERTING” |But It’s Only So They Can Get to Front | ———— ~ (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) i.ondon, England, Sept. 20.—Ameri- ean soldiers France are deserting! | Don’t be alarmed—this startling as- |sertion need cause no uneasiness. on | the home front. {zette editorially tions The Westminster Ga- explains the deser- mn that General Per- shing has already ‘been much worried desertions from American units is , if we take it at its face But there need be no uneasi- the ‘deserlions’ have been mainly {from engineering and other pioneer branches, and when they vecame num- erous enough to compel an investiga- tion it was discovered that most of j the ‘deserters’ had made their way in- to the fighting line, which they found more to their taste than the positions in the rear where they were doing in- valuable bu less congenial work. “They are not to be court-martialed, instead. a regulation has been dd to meet the case which, prod- has had no precedent in any period. 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