The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1919, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1919. —= \ Nunn aes eee : if ight, Ci i iti Ge th yspaper f otractl ni eton, his personal attorney, in whose | Pingree-Wilton line, will be held at | r W ILL MEET THIS Oe oratinliat Wagtinaae ames Hungary in Position to Sympathize 4 re er pete i fhe paleutl hands the ae hag been for some time, me AE on, Main street ft Mr, Goddayd that he will be present With North Dakota—Soviet Rule Has termed by the attorney general as un- p'clocle MONA YATE rs. i PR “4 organizations in thd city are planning at the meeting and help put the ative i 3 satisfactory, RAILROAD MAN SI to attend, and the pallbearers will be RVENING T0 PUT over Mondayy : : Sy ale Cost Kingdom 13,670,000,000 Crowns ‘The Fargo Courier-News, in publish- FUNERAL MONDAY selected Hohn the ranks of rail. worK- r e Among») those who: will attend the ing a retraction admitted that the ‘dinner are: f. Martin, A, M, Chris- Budapest, Oct. 4.—The city has This is the first open monarchial Ey arts oH n sae The deceased widow and two chik Itengon, ©. ung, W. B. Lahr, W.L.| been placarded with. posters sum- manifestation since last October! charges aint Mr, ‘Langer were not Huneral services for LAnaEON au dren are here. from Bargo together ' Nuessle Dobler, Carl Pederson,| ming the people regardless of race Ty bused on) theta. Swiggum, the Northern Pacific brake-| ‘itn two uncles, Thomas Ni Swiggum Ba, pherties ani eR arek ae wile onteresd’ toinallyitacthis mmionarchy The government has made public Action for Mr, Langer was taken to-|man who died. in a local hospital as] Gana Porka ‘and B. Ns Swiggum of oo Hutcheson, B. M. “thompson, I. Kj ad demanding an immediate figures showing that the soviet |day by Judge W. 8. Lowder of Wab- a result of Injuries sustained on the Ceetton, " andy = —— The remaing will be lafd to rest in Crewe, D. T. Owens,| meeting of the national essembly rule in Hungary cost the country Fairview cemetery. oti i e »|Lhompson, W. Helzoule Men to Discuss War) rem piae Wi, 1h Jones FE. Mecur.| to bring about a monarchy, 7 18,670,000,000 crowns, Savings Certificate Drive dy, F. A. Copelin, R, W. Patzman,’ Leo A i e Rockford, A, L. Arnot, L. W. Sperry, ‘ning ag 5 o Fa Se re Monday at Dinner W. FE, Brun and J. P. Jacobson. LANGER DEMANDS _ [morning against the 1 News by Willlam rgo Courier |* attorney pein The $1.000 certificates cost this oil Plans for a one day drive Monday 2 while the $100 cent x $50,000 DAMAGES |zeve ; paige anae his action ici dseata annem to sell $100 and $1000 war savings cer-| They inevease in price $2) OF COURTER-NEWS that ie was libeled by publication last! STORAGE 9 pape! Hifeates Uyroughout the county wilh be only and dnalune 1nuary ay ispring-In an article charging he nad} i Be TERY Ss oming! ake! at eting tonigi vhieh | 1924, ace value, y Yr ’ 7 " ‘cone inned demande aken up at a meeting tonight which Teréont: interest er hleh ts vompounded | Attorney General Alleges That gone to Minncapol id had demanded | AA Will be attended by members of war loan organization that so suecess- | quarter fully put over the yarlous Liberty loan | time prev drives in this city, x . pie H. P. Goddard, who acted as chair-| man of the county. organization, been asked to take charge of the drive F. Dullam, chairman of — the 7, ines iene eaaviniee stati SOUTH SIDE MISSION % m jfrom Minneapolis “Big Business inter: | nd can be redeemed at any Townley Organ Printed jest” control of 2 “slush fund” which, Yo the maturity date at a oligad Gh |such interests were alleged to have reac Abehous Charges |contributed for the purpose of opposing 9 Lbs ithe National Nonpa n league, ransfered! argo, N,D., Oct, 4A suit for 50,-' | Mr. Langer in his complant — cites 000 dollars damages begun this that he recently made a demand on a MARK REGISTERED price for th ar in appear: ar savin; county " rganization which the government} Worn clothes and shoes will al asked to foster the drive in this coun-|he accepted and got from the houses, , IR or 468K. Decide on Your 0010 — ty. , ig called up by phone f Mr, Goddard, Mr, Dullam and J. 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