The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1918, Page 6

SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 19138 - American Soldier Boys, Hosts of Royalty at Picnic,‘ Serve Feast of Hard. Boiled Eggs, and Ham Sandwiches With Aid of Y. M.C. A. in Aix-les-Bains, They Retarn Hospitality of Duchess of Vendome, Sister of King Albert of Belgium,Spread- ing Their Table on the | Ground. By Maxmilian Foster. GRACEFUL little A just come from Aix: to show that our France have something more in their natures than the grim de- termination to fight the Hun to the > finish, One rather marvels, in fact, at the self-possession of these lads from home. At the same time, too, is proud that they 80 politely represent us all. A few days ago, the Duchesse de Vendome, sister of the King of Belgium, visited the Y. M. headquarters ap Aix. There she one was presented to one hundred and = Bitty watering pt few days jeter the Duchess sent an invitation to the American lads to take tea with her at ber residence, the Hotel Splendide. All the one. hundred and fifty. went. rh and all of them, too, it may be said, had a royal time. Having enjoyed the hospitality ,; of the duche; the one hundred and fifty privates put their heads together and decided that it would be ouly proper to return the hospi- tality, Accordingly, they appointed a committee among themselves, and arranged fot: her highness’ enter- tainment a real’ old fashioned pienie. The place selected was across the lake from Aix, The duchess having accepted the boys’ invita- tion, they borrowed the Y. M. C. A. steamer which makes dally trips for them about- the lake,--They loaded the craft with ham sand- wieb hard boiled eggs, potato salad, the materials for tea, coffee and lemonade and all the candy they could lay their hands gn. Then with the duchess, and the duke and their daughter, Princess Genevieve, they set sail for the picnie ground. x The ladies of the Y. M. C, A. at Aix also went along. With these to help them, the boys spread out their feast. The place was Haute- combe Abbey, the last resting place of the heads of the House of Savoy, but the presence of neither the living nor the dead petentates Io the least: disturbed the youthful American hosts. Nor were the duke and his family in the least ill at ease. Along with their hosts they sat on the grass. It was all we one-of the Y. M. C. A, girls ex- pressed it later: “Maybe it did look strange to see the sister of 2 king sitting on the ground eating American hard boiled gggs and ham sandwiches; but BANKERS AND BUSINESSMEN Must work together in perfect harmony and un- dersta nding: The hustling man makes his earnings. The banker enables him to grow and produce more. We stand ready to co-operate with any firm on a solid business basis. BISMARCK - BANK BISMARCK - Kooi Coal “All Our Customers Like This. Coal ) Give us your next: order -and you. will use CAS soldiers, who were enjoying ¢ an eight days’ leay@ at the famons ~ be = what cf that! It's certainly sure that the duchess, the duke and the princess enjoyed themselves. So did their hos It was the nicest thing in the world to see how those boys took care of their guests.” In conjunction with the U. S. Army, the Y. M. C. A, has entered into contracts with a hundred of the hotels in and around Aix to take care of our boys. At stated intervals, each soldier in the army will be allowed leave of absence, this leave allowing him to spend eight days in Aix-les-Bains and the nejghborhood. While the boys are there, the Y. C. A. diverts them with excursi into the surround- ing country. At night there are reg- ular entertainments in the~ “Y” Casino. The boys return to their duty, from these trips refreshed and re-invigorated. So impressed was the duchess with what the Red Triangle waa doing in Aix that she sent the “Y” a letter of appreciation ‘as well as an autograph photograph of her- self: “To the Y. M. C, A.: so. impressed by spirit of your work, and it has so interested me that I must ‘send just this little word of appreciation, HENRIETTE, Duchesse de Vendome.” Since the letter came the duchess and her daughter have further shown how much they appreciate ihe “Y’s” endeavors by Yersonally assisting at many of the Red Tri- angle entertainments. I have been the wonderful fi the bank possible by - N.DA K.) F no other © DUKE OF + VENOOME DUCHESS OF {Picture above shows Princess eA (second ‘from right) with” . girls and American sotdiera, picnicking group of Y. M. C. A. ~ School Honor Roll | al Honor roll of public schools for first ; ve weeks: | Kindergarten—Miss Williams. Victor Fish Ernest Kaulfess Warren Du Van John Zuger Delbert Vance Doras Lundqu Mary Coleman Florence Lavare Jane Gates Rudyard Holmboa el Sandui Florence Swenson Kugene Fuller Fern Larvan Emily Patterson Clayton Reeves Racher Stegner Theo Vettel Merle Von Hagen irst Grade—Miss Irish. None eligible. =| Second Grade—Miss Diamond. Xone eligible, Marion Strutz Pall Booton Gladys Loebel 2 Ruth Gordon.. » Third Grade—Miss Andrew. Edmund O'Hare. Third Grade—Miss Maurer, None eligible. man. Ruby Peterson. Fifth Grade—Miss Erigson. Dorothy Birdzell. ‘ Sixth Grade—Miss Boyle. None eligible. WACHTER SCHOOL, None eligible. | Grades 3 and 4.—Mrs, Roach. None eligible. Grades 5 and 6—Miss Close. Alice Caya, grade 5. Lucile Fisher, grade 6. First Grade—Miss Boysen, B Class. Second Grade—Miss. Halverson... Fourth Grade, B Class<Mrs;Cassel- / |Grades 1 and 2—Miss Sandness. . > WILIAM MOORE SCHOOL | First Grade—Mrs. Parsons. Kober Burke. Sarah -Cleveland. Mary Cook. Frank Dailey. Russel Enge. 2 Grace Erickson. , Dorottiea Gutman. Robert Larson Lila Olson. Frank Smith, Charles Waigtey. Grace Williams. Kdith Wray, ~Grace Livdabl.. ‘Second Grade—Miss. Register... t i | r | { | With Honor— 2 | | eee Third Grade—Miss Murray, Melba Dailey. Sarah Grenstein. Gwendolyn Jensen Louise Keller. ; Fourth Grade—Miss Rosewall. ‘Edna Dean Best i | Seventh Grade—Miss Mallory; Prin. Robert Birdzell. Fannie Nichols. - Helen Brooks. Rosemary Lomas, ; \ ¢ Emily Olson. Frances Wanner. Dorothy Moses. « Elsie Thrams, 7th B, Eighth Grade— Ariel, Anderson. _ Marjorie Bolton, e Cook. orence Fischer. Kathryn Smith, * Mildred Vermilya isther Galusha. ty - Zella Harris Glen Wallace U Dorothy Parsons Margaret, Fogerty * Marion Staley HIGH .SCHOOL HONOR ROLL. Highest Honors— ° ~ Ethel McKee. ‘Marjorie Vermilya, James Knappen. Josephine Fogerty #£dna .Eckeland. ft Nora Buckley. Mabel Larson. = ‘SKIN TROUBLE ON UP AND CHN Face Looked Awful. W “Water Bliss “tars, Itched- and’ Burneds:/’* ime Fried flay Rémedies, HEALEDBYCUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT “My daughter had ‘a Erealeing put on her upper lip and chip for four weeks. It was like water blisters and would itchand if she scrat they, would irritate and burn? They seemed to spfead ““For four @vecks we tried . many “remedies . but .they seemed to male the ertip- ° ita cura Soap and Ointment, wards bought more, and now sie ish all healed, with one cake of " g Soap and a half-a box of thent.””. (Signed) Mrs. W. Ferg Upper Sandusky, Ohio, July 9, “317 | Having obtairied a clear hea ee Wy the use of Cuticura, keep it ‘using the,Soap for all toilet purpost assisted by touches of O' fone neqded. Nothing betler at any price. a ett cereptes begs By Benton ad everywhere: | jincatent 23, ss and her face tooked awful... MMMM tVapedncavtisnonuntsaouto onnA0vGoav0Qc0@Ut0 An04U0000056E4s8n00RRnOnEPaOONU‘NEO4nONGEO00N00000000p0E90000E0400000000000000K000;u0REqH001IT a es i thern Pace! in this state. At their former hear- ing Hartstein was discharged for liek of sutfoient evidence and Gandet was held under bonds pending inyestiza~ tion ‘by the federal grand jury, Esther Mandigo, Charles Moses. Mabel ‘Nathan. Beryl Packard, 4 Justine Paulson, Hazel Pierce } Both. men werd indicted by the Margaret Postlethwaite, grand jury at the recent sexsion held Edna Rupp. + in Fargo, and thelr arrest: followed, Josephine Welch. BUY W. Ss. $———+ NEW LEIPZIG MEN INDICTED IN CAR CASE ' Max ‘Ghndek ‘aiid We. J. Hartstein: Arrested by Deputy,U.S. .{ Marshals. - | commissioner at New Leipatg, they. Were hound over to the west term of the federal court and released: on 1 $3,000 banda each, te ia said that more shan 's barload ‘7is to Save. he makes. ” He , Yight ¥o expect ous Max- Gandél and W. J. Hartstein) werd arrested at New Leipzig on Mon- day BY J. H. Trotter, deputy United | States’ Marshal /of Fargo, on bench} warrants charging tham with having | in their possession merchandise stolen | from railroad.ears in interstate ship- 4 ments. These are the men who were arrest- ed some time ago in connection with the Wholesale robberies of railroad cars at different points on the Nor- fic and the Great Northern nnn Spent Money Foolishly “| have been a great sufferer from stomach trouble and gail stones. Nd one knows the pains K have suffered. Since taking the first dose of Mayr's; Wonderful. Remedy’ am. feeling fine, |. | can work all day and: eat anything I want. Have no more distress or pal- pitation of the heart from’ gas on my up. dollar it will not that! will. enable stomach, I have spent a great deal { of money’-on doctors: and medicine The Oldest and take. advantage: of busi- ‘put got nothing to help me.” It is a Largest Bank ness 0 -tuniti simple, harinless preparation: that: re-| inthi . is pportuniiies. as |moves the catarrhal mucus, from the inthis section of arise. intestinal tract and allays the inflam- mation which causes practically. all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, |~ including appendicitis.” One dose will convince or money. refunded Len- hart Drug Co. ‘the’State NEW FOOD CARD ISSUED” _ .\Food Administrator Ladd has changed the,style of the food card for thid state. Old cards must be replaced: with ‘new ones. Here is 4 fac- simile of Customer's’ Cafd No. 2, which supercedes No. 1.. ‘ - | - FEDERAL FOOD ADMINISTRATION .° : : Customer's Card No. 2 Issued: to ... Address Tssued.-by. Address .. is Dated ie No. in % é : x Sugar | Flour | tutes, |Family “s Date of purchase | -| Z z pisces : « Lbs. on hand ~ : . i : 1 - = ue ie = A) x = eas - Total | te : Supply permitted S ! : I certify that the within information’ is true and that I have not bought nor -hold in my possession ~ t wheat flour, sugar,or other foods contrary to the X . rules of the Federal Administrator. Signed... I _- (To be retained by dealer and mailed to Federal Food ‘Administrator, Agricultural College, N. D:, at the end of each month.) , i? _ \ ‘<The Federal Food Administration requires that each and every Grocer ~-. or Dealer of Flour and substitutes as well as Sugar, must have on hand and see that each customer signs the food cate ipoinile of: which ap x pears in this advertisement. In-orderta cooperate with the Food Admidistration The Tribune is _ SAND ip. lots of one thousand or more. ‘ , .At\ is. especially requested: that all Grocers or Dealers in the foods mentioned place their orders for these cards at once. Every customer must x sign one of these cards and there should be no excuse for the Grocer without thm. Under pénalty, of the federal food laws-every Grocer must *~ havé the personal signature of prekt eaks when foods meptioned’ on me - eard are purchased. " »MAJL.IN YOUR ORDER TODAY. GIVE NUMBER OF CARDS NEEDED. ONE OR TWO THOUSAND OR MORE—BUT ORDER , ENOUGH FOR. FUTURE USE, . he . Bismarck | S TTT tie _ BISMARCK,N. D. auiaiuAAUSUNNLNUL of stolen goods. have boon recovers ered and government and-ral : are on the track of more. }Atca Nearing before w United States AST. "H} ~The. paramount * thing No man has amy biisiness to spend all has ‘no. help from those around him..Even if he. makes but five or six:dol- ) lars a-day, he may only ‘pe able to save one, but “ one-dollar hills will ‘add altey H. Bennett. + With One: Dollar you can open ‘a Savings Ac- count ia thts bank and by adding steadily ta this before you will have ac- cumulated.a surplus fund S}vuvouucaoceeguavouasanuavecucavatsuannqandauanvacceccavegnasuacadiauoasoesnacuasseacesessscanasaizanscatcacsancceccncansenncuueeesedieceseuadnoetsqeavusteass - _- Grocers of State. * supplying. the Grocers with these cards at the:rate qf $2. 50'PER THOU- road-agents > A Be continu- be long you to » mga i 4 eves cOUECSAgOERSDOEDLESEEACUDCFEDETSUUOTOOTORLUNSDONISITE2OD a ANATOAY OEONBECHDOECODEDAEDEEDODESONURREODUELDGED \ a