The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1919, Page 5

Y, FEB. 27, 1919. : 7 RISMARCK DA PR ] N ¢ E S N P AT has urged them to present similar me- HERMAN HARDT CITY NEWS 5 morials to their legislatures,” it would | , ‘ ‘ x Is | surely-have been received differently by. 1 HEARS FROM. A URE 7. DREN MOU On Road : ; M A R R | E D BY our foreign born population and: would Eee, CONSTITUEN i Knights of Columbus. ' have been free from the sting it had T a regular meeting of tae Knights . : as it was published as the work of jot Columbus will be held Friday even- | I or ignored! §t: or . ri ely esterday hy Rep, Her man| sre ; smiorel He or wont "Wave. wri el Hardt “ot OEAA connty fromiaidos: to attend, if possible. ) | But T say such documents’ help im-| stliuent. “Representative “Hardt “has Basketball Saturday Evening. cess Patricia) mensely to arouse prejudic id class} not had this letier read {nto the Jour-| _, n¥g: ‘ ght and Commander Ramsuy| hatred and suspicion even against the The: Fismarels high ‘school second nal nor printed in any of the league organs.* The writer requests, there-|team and the Bismarck Business col- ars gn. | “We're Coane Back to You” So you are, brave lads. And what a weleome you shall have. What a glorious reception ave shall accard you. We ‘London, Feb, 2' of Connau, were married today at Westminster) most loyal foreign born cit among Abbey at one of the most brilliant $o-fa lagge number of ahecsneriesie BODIE }fore, that it be given:publicity here:, [lege will/mect in a basket, ball ¢ carmot possibly honor you as you deserve. In our way Fe ar tame yee the, most brian’ 80°) a lige nunier'of ovr Ameriean pop Dandi, N. Dak... {test on tho high school floor Saiurcay we shall try to tell you what our,hearts feel—and find our feelings far too fine to be easily expressed, You are coming back. Your fight has been fought. You ‘have won. You have made America and the world proud of i social event ha roused so ‘much | can and doe: such a way work upon i Mlerest. The streets were lined from] the public opinion over the whole coun- ! St. Jamés’ palace to the abbey. The} try. 3 Feb, 24, 1919. levening. Mr. Herman Hardt, House of Repre | Lddies' / Auxiliary. i archbishop of Canter assisted by} 1 supp ", Covey knows as 'W Mr terme. ards, T E suppose Mr, Covey ‘knows as Well ; The Ladies’ Auxil hia fellow bishops performed the cere-| ns 1 do that Unedle Sam and all states Housel of Representatives, {1 will meet in the Commer you. And when you are back, and conditions are again ony. sfumaat bale Me of the nion are more than sufficiently Bismarck, North Dakota. jronis at 3 o'clock “Friday afternoon, normal, we shall do our utmost to serve you with. the Seats were placed for the accom-| provided by laws inst every act of Dear. Sir: when a full attendance is urged, as) same conscientious zeal as has guided our policy in the modation of many from tie hamler It is with pleasure and approval ante walks of life whom the princess had P pp mations OC Much mpgLL ARs that J notice by the, papers. that some | considered. Huntovalty xo know that he may ¢ to be | days of strife. ean y every state of the union has | bafrianded any charitable war Ws Which demand a school eduea- (of the league senalors refused t6 voie es pear Official State Photographers ganization: W which the princess Mon iiyRnglish fram all children, 1 : for somovof the big bonding bills and . Nicholson Rebekah Lode aa 29 had been affiliated .were present. hgve ndt the school laws of our state] ETHEL CLAYTON | bills containing large amounts of] Nicholson Rebekah Lodge N F . A guard of honor of the P. s/t hand, but some 14 years ‘ago, when In “The Girl Who Came Back” at;money until we were assured by the will vhold a regular meeting Frida Holmboe Photogra u 0 Fat Teciment was at the igor ©} T opened a parochitl school at Rieh-| tho Bismarck theatre tonight. j8oyernor that they would be put up evening at ae hall. A large clas honor with the seamen. Court mou rdton, an over zealous county school apege 3G | for our approval if 15,000 people asked | to initiated. All members of the ici i deans 03 inf for Prince John. was waived for! superintendent publiely’ called) my at- i it. And the league leaders made a|order and all visiting Rebekahs are | eatin Publicity Film Co. Sigcdatwad this event. The presents namier dj tention to this fact. I answered him.|Q, T, Hegge of © mistake in putting that emergency |requested to be present. Official Photographer for the State Historical Society 700 and ranged fro meostly diainonis| 1 am willing to ¢lose» my parochial clause on those _ bills and making ney to baskets of flowers sent hy jool at once when proofs are brought Minnewaukan, jevery member vote -against. the bills renauttte ite rergue: Lather | admirers, that the.pupils there do not lean. Eng- |to defeat the purpose of taking them|+,_° | Ae aia Muele ‘ ; ed lish there aswell as in the average Dies Dies Suddenly, away. from the vote. of. the people. eeeaad the Swedish church are in: : * public school, und better than in: most Your action meets with my disapprov- |)" 7. evening ote the: Ww rh ‘PEOPLE’S FORUM | Country schools. ‘That school. is still| Fargo, N. D., Feb, 27-Ole 1. Hegge, |al. Ido not object to your voting for|?OMe of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Engen, FIRST OMAN IS | : a I | doing busin 49 years old’ president of the First) those bills but not to put them out! “!4 Mandan avenue. A fine program) PDRCOQRATED FOR | \ * | Task him now: What is the:pur-| National bunk of Minnewaukan, died |of our way to vote on them, We want| Will be rendered and lunch will be | LIGHT WEHRLE REP! IES. pose of such “memorials”? I, cannot | at his home, last night; The canse of|to study them and see how they ef-| Served. BRAVERY IN WAR. y Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 27, 1919. judge the personal intention of Mr.} hi not given. Mr. Hegge|fect us and then we. can vote as we Ra Rs Aap ck | ft, | i) Bismarck Tribune, Covey, but Tsay, according to common {was a former member of the legisla-| please. , What are you afraid of any-| \, 11.000 ON WAY HOME. | Washington, Feb. 27.—The first | LU ‘NCHES og piximarek. No. judgment, such memorials are made! ture, way? Can't*you trust the people or a aang ton, F oe AGdneee war de: woman to win the America, army | Jentlemen und published as. widely as possible | .— can't thepeople trust you? It looks| Partment announced today the sailing | distinguished service cross is Mi “ every T suppose Mr. Covey and some read-| for the purpose of forming public opin-| BANDITS LOOT like tho last is the.case. You and the| Of 1! tmansneris bringing 550 offl-| peairice Macdonald of the reserve At 2 y hour of the day— ers of the Tribune think 1 must fect | ion and of arousing prejudice and s Nonpartisan leaders -have always told|C¢"S ad 11,000 men. turse corps. She was seriously wound-|] also <_ter the dance or show ery humble after having received from | plcién against the citizens of foreig ESTATE OF $100,000 | us: members that they were for the] LIBERTY LOAN BILL APPROVED. |©d at a British casualty station where|| __cerved at our fountain him such a lecture on patriot birth.. “This becomes more evident people: ruling, but! this session don't) Washington, Feb. £7.—The: victory | She remained while it under Ger- z 7 contatnieg in’ won lasue of sthe 2th, yhen one Frade his Hei ca Bully: Pittsburgh, Pa., Fel Feb, 27.—The ‘theft look much like it. Again your action | jiperty loan bill Passed yesterday man fire. Secretary’ Baker invited|} All the latest’ and best é oi Hy A je ne cis Au shon naw 1. | Tow many- ins! nuations ow nde - | af $100,000 im Liberty bonds, eash and was peculiar in telling the members of| the house was today ordered favor-|her today to the army headquarters Drinks, Sundaes and Ices irst, T thank Mr. Cov ey very much | nite and general his complaints or sup-| other ‘securities. from the James B,| the House that some stranger took] ably reported by the senate finance |and presented jer with the insignia. 8, Sa . for his statement that he is the author | posed proofs. How ne tries to make nd. floor of: the | You in.airoom and said he would take| committee without change, = z made from pure fruit fla-° of that memorial sent by some Indians | people believe ‘that those who do. not! Oliver building was reported to the | care of you for life if you would, vote UES THREE ROOM FOR RENT—One " f of ‘the Stnding Rock veservation to | anprave of Nis action ure uupatriotic re foday. ‘The robbery took yktee {against big Teague bills yet you did] *K of P. Lodge Dance at Ar-| uble room, 2 single, rooms, all vors and cream. 4 the legislature, petitioning for some |. ‘fake for example what he says night. ‘The police broke into the |Rot AnoW his name and you didn't 4 teri hide Wari rooms’ for wine i speciill legislation to. protect the coun: | the parochial schools, Tle states con forved the site and. exeaped |S4¥ 2 word about itat the time. Not/mory Friday night, Feb. 28.) {or 713 ard strect or wi'|| SERVED BY AN EXPERT dry against bad foreigners and to sup-|.am one.of those who believe that paro-) without deter . juntil the vote had been taken on two |Everyor 1c welcome. | 22 7 6] MIXER ane every foreign Janguage in all |chial schools of:any, so aaaen eay of the large bills “'Phis {a funny ana ee SRA heen ted : elementary schools and to make spe- | un-American ;" but, graciously, its | > ‘To SPEED UP. {tishy, and we don’t believe it and ia Hrstialons Hue nlrb Land priy- a “to. ki ight me. Amertein fe Washington, Fen, 27—The scnate| think it was put up to put some other! Phone 7, City F Fuel Co. | | Carney Coal Phone 94 | Our Candies 4 até schools teach American ideals, ete, | but asserts th “Had we not been] today adopted a resolution to me2t| members in the hole who might not | < a4 oR. That “memoriil" was used over the | protected by the free public school sys-| daily at 10 a, min am effort to speed | be lead: around by the nose hice cast For, the Beulah Coal (0. E. Anderson Lbr. C., whole state as an evidenée of the en-| tem, our republic would probably, pave | up,” Just after tie body met Senator | have been.’ When we read your fairy. | || Are Pure Home Made and ; lightment and progress of tle India shed ere this.” Does he not plain-| Sherman moved to adjourn pene tale we didn’t. know if we should lug 1} - | r Bic and was praised because they were site that parochial schools of ny] of the parade but the motion was de-|r cry but we have decided it. is we claim they are the best 4 teaching to their foreign horn foster [denomination are un-American and foated,. * moresof a‘réflection on, yourself. than | in North Dakota. brothers the lesson of patriotism. contrary to American ideals? Does! geese a ae it is upon lhe district you represent Had the memorial stated what Mr, | he not thereby accuse the whole Cath- STRAY NOTICE so’ we are jall laughing at your ab-| | <i 3 B; Cc a 5 as 7, » SE all laughing at your ab. | | , Covey now states, namely, tht he is ms Popiation who consider it a aut] ° taken up, one bay mare, weight| sued position. We are all pleased | | Drop in and see for Yourself author, and {hat “he has presented | to have parochial schools wherever three white fect, white ¢ have a chance to read those bills and/ “ei : ; al acer : , the same fo. the legislature of South » without too severe finan-| ond snip. .Phone 151. G. P. Strohl,| hope to have a voice in either approv-| * eae ld dt comprising 160 acres of ——<$<—<$——y 2, akota and that he has sent copies of x, ais opposing American | p, natal 2-27-4¢|ing or disapproving’. them “but. no! ¢ P i ed ee it-to friends all dyer (he country: and (Teast in this respect’? Tn the| Poundmaster, 2-27-4t| Ing or | dsany x and with improvements. West of Baldwin. | FY sume sentence there is also a stron] “K of Pp. Lodge Dance at Ar- Yours very truly: | Land and improvements are worth at least = |; i insinuation as if the country could not : ia FRED: DOCK'TER, . j i ; A | ; Felsen holes enongh i he ha | MOLY Friday night, Feb. 28.! nee $1600.00. For quick sale will sell for $600. || jof trials. 3 . | Everyone welcome. | Colds Cause Grip and Influsnza, ; | Chocolate Sh 8 Don’t Suffer _Take his way of speaking of some eee {LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. ‘Tab- ‘ J. H. HOLTIHAN dl ate. onop x e German’ settlements ‘in Todd county, K r the B 1 h Cc 1 lets remove the e: Phere ia only 5 { \ : From Piles §.D. He see’ “the mark of the: beast” | Se € beulan Coal ons “Bromo Quinine.” B, W- GROVES Bismarek, N. D. 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We have seen enough of i , such: agitation: during the past year. Our North Dakota council of defense ( : even President: Wilson found it i Tn Certaial Fine and Works y to warn against it. 1 may Freee Wonderd So Quickly. s ain wh: stil to Mr. Speak, " ’ b i government official who investigated ae ete ree nts A bos aL ait [conditions in North Dukotw last Au- i druggists. ‘Take no substitute. A | gust. the biggest obstacle against if single box often relieves. Kree xam- | healthy Americanizing of the foreign 4 Ble for eauend coupon below.” | born population is at -present found a ¢ +e papers and orators who arouse 3 < FREE SAMPLE COUPON ion and hatred against foreign \ ’ PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, i s. He agreed with me and | 675 Pyramid Blog., Marsbalt, Mich, | | «: . men need ini such times Kindly_ send me a Free sample of first of all good common se Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain, wrapper. Mr. Covey tells ane that “South Dakota it was a crime during war to ak German. 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