The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 8

DECLARATION OF RHINE REPUBLIC MAY MARK BEGINNING OF BREAK-UP OF GERMANY—WILL AFFECT PEACE Valuable Territory Stretching Along Belgian Frontier From Hol- Holland to Luxembourg Secedes From Federation‘ and Sets Itself Up as Independent State—Bremen and West and East Prussia May Follow—Situation Studied in Paris. Paris, June 2.—Coblenz will be the capital of the new Rhine republic. The new government and national assembly will meet there, but the new assembly will meet at Weisbaden. MAY AFFECT PEACE A situation which may affect the peace settlement with Ger- many has arisen through the proclamation of an independent re- public of the Rhine province, stretching along the Belgian frontiers from Holland to Luxemburg. This province contains vast fields of coal and iron; great industrial cities, and. the centers of some of the important textile manufactories in Germany. If the Rhineland province becomes independent, a buffer state will be set up between Germany and France and Belgium. The *Saar region will be in the control of the new state, and Germany will have lost all her possessions west of the Rhine. MAY MEAN DISINTEGRATION Bremen and East and West Prussia are said to be contemplat- ing a similar step, which might mean the-disintegration of Ger- many. "Announcement that the declaration of a Rhine republic was to be made has been forecast for several weeks. Last week a statement was issued at Berlin denouncing those whi’ were behind the movement and declaring them traitor to the fatherland. It was declared the French were active in propaganda work in the prov- ince, it being declared that General Mangan, French commander at Mayence, was the prime mover. Columbia Phonographs i rds Put a Pin in This ; Bismarck NOW Has An - Up-to-Date Stationery and Official Supply ‘House neat tee ‘This House Has Gradually Been Built Up On the Solid Foundatign—Quality and Service. Our prices are IN COMPETITION with any quotations made from Eastern houses. 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North Dakota 4 hand, the greater abundance of»moist=} iT ure in the lowlands-may overcome this yt i | ditticulty. i 4 De - ihe ae ~ clever high are “Follies” settings to BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUNE were acting in good faith, Ifthe bonds IDEAL through some technicality turned out | to beno go an Innocent party might suffer very, very seriously, FOR SOME OUTLET Cool and Cloudy Days Following Boosters Meet at Amidon to Con- i te Friday's Rain Couldn't Be baie egeed ickinson Improved On Ti oe : my Dickinson, N: ine 2.—In ‘spring, ;when young men’s*fancy turns to love VALLEY GROWERS HAPPY and poetry and green oniond, ‘tis the set seh ‘habit on the ‘Slope. to talk new ‘fall- o ways, and, the present season is prov- Declare Too-Rapid Growth of |ing 2 exceotlan i fhe rule, Intorost ry in the proposed line: from Amidon to Plant Is Checked While |picxinson and thenco north to-Man. ' Roots Are Stimulated ning has been revived with a meeting Paar don, of Slope county enthusiasts at Aml- " Slope is now possessed of VAt. Two days of ideal whea€ weathef six miles of railway, the St, Paul:sys- have followed the fine rains of Friday | tem cutting: actoss one corner “ot the night. The skies have been clouded) county,’ For thé:greater part of the and the temperature quite low, retard- | county. New gland is the nearest ing the growth of the Wheat plant and shipping ‘point.*. The proposed line to stimulating the development of roots. Dickinson would’ be 53 miles long and The lack of this stooling process dur-| would opens up a very owich evheat ing the torrid, suuny days which pre- growing. and. ranching At valled throughout the greater. part? of present, Amidon,’ the cot May had given wheat growers ‘cause | far-removed: from any rail for alarm. marth, in the extreme southwestern The soil in central North Dakota is} corner of Slope, {8"the only Village of now saturated to a depth of several} any size which thé county has: on a inches. There has been, during the railway, The new line would, it is lust 48 hours, no het sun to. bring| estimated, cost about’ $1,114,000, and about evaporation, and the rainfall | jt is believed ‘the entire. amount’.conld has had an opportunity to penetrate, {he subscribed ‘inthe territory to be giving the wheat roots the full benefit | served. of the moisture, , Agama = 5g MOR eo - ~ In spite of a very backward spring, fi the wheat acreage in this section ‘is up to normal. ‘The only handicap. may come from the fact that little fall and almost no spring plowing could be 4 done in low ground, where the wheat|- ay Was generally disced in, On the other ‘There is an unusual acreage of flax, paar a a Wester Hue of, thelr < By ANY ate, ‘and ‘weather conditions have! Dire. been’ fitvorable ‘te its “early ~develop- Directorate -, 08 ment; Theté has Leen a great demand| } Di for tractors, front the reservation country in particular, meaning much. new breaking. . ——— MAIC Every county in ‘North Dakota tra4} SMILES THAT MAKE ONE HAPPY. | vcr by the Red Trail has a repre- Fargo, N. D., June 2.—“Smiles .that} peritutive onthe boatt of directors of make one happy,” were worn by North] the North Dakota section of the Na- Dakota’s bigest wheat producers’ this tionat Parks Highway association, or- afternoon as they jubilantly discussed wanized at a meeting in this. city last with banking officials the crop’ situa-| week. The directors are : tion in the state, following the raiu-| Golden Valley county—County En- falls of last week. gineer’ Plomason of Beach. A smile stretches across the whole orth’ Dakota! ion of National Parks Highway Named ‘houses and Serpe? that own and operate Inter- stute of North Dakota today for every | dora. part .of. the state got some precipita- and the lightest fall in the’ northwest-| Burleigh county—O. W. Robert. v gies the] Bismarck. ~ S20 Sof au|>.Kidder voutity—By) A. Anderson, t iteele. i 1 ‘which this ‘section of|” Stutsman. connty--C. A. Klans.| the, northwest experienced “for. one| Jamestown, . @ | ‘week and which established new rec-| Barnes county—I.»J. Moe, Valley | ords for’heat during the month ‘of | City. Baad + a4 May in North. Dakota was: broken by| Cass county—C. A. Whelock, Fargo. the series of heavy showers after un-;. Representative Fred :W, Turner: of seasonably “high — temperatures had| Dickinson, a pioueer in” blazing ‘the been recorded tn many cities:of ‘the| Red ‘Trail, and George N. Keniston, grain growing district. secretary of the Bismarck,Commercial sum, Grain ‘Growing Too Fast. club, ‘and collaborator with _Turne:, ‘The hot weather was forcing the} are’ president and secretary, respec- grain too. fast,” declared one of the| tively.: : ons bigigest'\!wheat ‘producers. in’. North| The National Parks, Highway as- | Dakvta! whet seen at the F rat Na-| sociation plans.an elaborate program jtloual bank SRUTTLC iio | of newspaper and: periodical publicity ot ott phat it? the! ther Con-| for21919-20,;.and it. has ,already »pre- i grain Would’ have ‘started | pared: large quantities ‘of. attractive heading: téo’ soon’ and that a period | foldeks,. maps,’ and :service ‘directories. of cool. weather is now needed .|.to| Each state has deen) assigned: a -pro- make the plant itself stronger. portion of ‘the cost: ofthis campaign, “A spell of cool, weather .conditions: and North” Dakota’ willbe» asked «to folfowing ‘the heavy downpours as re--| raise $2,000. ns ported from certain points of the.state| ‘Prospects are that) 1919 will:be*the Will’ make the grain stool. and. the |banperd year for the Red Trail jas. a roots” spread: out,” he continued | transcontinental ' route. ‘It ‘also will ‘Cool weather now will assure a good,| marke the beginning, A 1. worl: strong, stalk and! a healthy plant.” on ihe celimlna tiga tebe aS h UreR oer emE Ne In the route from. @hicago to. Seattle HALL EXPLAINS through’ the contraction of a. million- lar: w: ge over the \ ri, HIS “STAND ON. psloliar. wagon brlige over the Migsgu! BANKING BONDS ‘WHEAT ROOT PEST JREDUCES ACREAGE (Continued From Page One.) guards’ around the public prop jut if the Words “pursuant to law’ Were: stricken’ dut T think ‘the auditor, weak a erage sufficiently upon C P. {Stat . forit is not the custom. of eastern } ip.) ern Par, tate, capitalists to buy bonds in this or asy ery Sha ed i! i , z other'state ‘or’ county unless they are |° first passed’ upon, and they know they i $55 ee are all right. The fact that an auditor} Bench, N.:D.. Juné 2.—Wheat. root endorsed on them that they were s-| disease is wiping. out: large acreages sued according to law would not have }in Golden. Vall county, . reports’ any Weight, and it might get these-of- | Ralph. Helm, count¥*4(gent. A. report ficers into serious trouble when they | from Prof, Bolle* plant pathologist at > ARR RAR SOLOS Le Billings county—Walter “Ray, Ma-} Stark county-—Johuy Loh, Dickinsoe: | ’ tion; the heaviest being in the south-| Morton county—Dr, B. Meckuy,,/ 24 eastern, and the northeastern districts | Mandan. roves ‘ | Chrougi IN GOLDEN VALE\, Deadly Malady Wiping Out || Some of the bewitching “pony” ballét coming with’ the musical raver “My Soldier Girl”, at the. Auditorium: Monday ‘night, une le “MY SOLDIER GIRL” |. an aviation fleld atMiami.Fla., and A WONDERFUL SHOW. | staging the final scone on a battlefield Presented by a big company, the! “Somewhere in France” required ‘close brilliant musical spectacle “My Soldier| study by the scenic artists: in Ameri: Girl” coming to the Auditorium Mon-|va’s best studios to bring ont the re day night June 9, offers nearly three | quired effects. Some have saia Ww was hours of the most novel ideas. ever|the ‘book, others that it was ‘the mu- Presented to the theatre-going public]sic, still others declare that it’s the in the past decade, A smashing hit|combination of the book, score, cos- from its first performance playing to|tumes, scenery and the excellent com- capacity houses night after night goes | pany working in harmony that makes {to prove that this clever novelty-offers |My Soldier Girl” ‘the success it is, something ' different. Transforming | both artistically and:financially. 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