The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 3

“are sometimes arranged, lik WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1921 SWORD DUELLING POPULAR IN CERMANY SCHOOLS FOR 500 YEARS Surgeons Stand By to:Sew Up Wounds After Each Round Says One Who Describes Practice. April 1: Jnivers oO! (HEIDELBERG, Germany. —Sword duelling in the ‘Heidelberg ‘University is as popular d and as common today as it was more] giveable thing in the ‘students’ duel- than 500 years ago, when this oldest| 1 of German schools was founded. Vir- tually every student who has passed the first year wears a sword scar on| a the left side of his chin ‘or the left] n cheek, or a ‘bandaged head which ad- vertises that the scar is-in the mak- ing. : Duels do not always’ arise’ from anger or quarrels, but out of the ne-| f cessity of providing the student with give him sword fords the student tice which af- t delight. They a be ing bout, by fraternities which have] developed certain differences of opin- ion. Five round duels are popular. “Surgeons stand by to sew up the wounds after each round, which us-| i ually last a minute,” said a Hidelberg | t man, whe wore av deep scar on his chin, “If neither student is badly| F damaged, .the fight will go the full number of rounds decided upon, after which the stitches the surgeons have taken, will be counted and the man| c with the fewest stitches will be de. clared the winner. a “Should, at any time during the en- TS ATTACKED London, April 13.—Armed men at- tacked the eastern wing of the prison | n in the city of Cork last night and were | p repulsed only after bitter fighting, says a Central News dispatch, Sol- diers on the ramparts used machine guns on the assailants after which the attacking parties disappeared. HELP PROMISED older students, when heavy swords of the ‘fighters, and the abdomen, are protected by leather guards ture ancient cafes and beer rooms, the y i with sand, the walls lined with huge ' the diploma of sword prowess, or to] 1 pictures And trophies of the These places are sacred to students pretext, interfere in studnt one of these cells to leave his: name written on the walls, CORK PRISON | MSEKVE towNtey ican Legion will be g a Langer of North Dakota when he vis- its here in May, combatant dodge a sword his opponent is immediately leclared winner, “That is the unfor- ing code—to dodge a stroke. ‘Except infrequent combats between ire used, duelling in Heidelberg is not dangerous: The heads and necks Some of the favorite duelling places loors of which are always covered mugs and hung with engravings, olf fight. it Avould be a serious offense nst custom -of half.a thousand tranger to Wander in and ried chair. © niversity i tself, and the civil a own of Heidelberg never, under any atfai i to refrac: authori- jail” is now . 2"top story of the building. iT 1s a ustom for the student confinea in Punishment is administ nd the date of his imprisonment DEBATE LEAGUE Beatrice, Neb., April 15,—The Amer- post of Beatrice an- ounced last night that A. C. Townley, resident of the Nonpartisan league, rnor Allen Former Attorney General Dor’t forget the Grand Ball 4 Drawn from an Actual Photograph of the Manchester Bakery at Sioux Falls, S. D. This is the Fargo, NN. D. Bakery of the Manchester Biscuit Co. Drawn from Act- ual Photograph, peep ~ Bre Sioux Means “Best” and “Most” Just” Try These Big Sioux Products Coco Krisps Cheese Squares Marshmallow Big Sioux Rusk Wafers Fig Bars Waldorf Sodas Little Sioux Biscuits Graham Crackers Vanilla Wafers Family Sodas New England Cookies in Biscuits, Cookie-Cakes and Crackers R. nearly twenty years—ever since the Manchester business ~ was founded in 1902—the stand- ard of Big Sioux quality and quan- tity has been rigidly maintained. , Big Sioux does mean “Best and Most.” Do you realize that“ the Manchester bakeries pictured above: are the only cracker.~ bakeries in the Dakotas? It must mean something to you that delicious Big Sioux Cookie- ’ Cakes and Crackers are really your home products— baked ,Most grocers prefer to sell Big Sioux Cookie-Cakes and Crackers because they offer the utmost in quality and quantity. Your grocer always tries to Manchester Biscuit Company Sioux Falls, S. D. and Fargo, N. D. Thursday evening, April 14, giv- en by Brotherhood of American Yeomen at Patterson Yall. Ev- erybody welcome. FOR CAPTAIN Washington, April 15.— President Harding today promised a delegation from Alabama to take up personally with Secretary Hughes the case of Capt. Emmett Kilpatrick, of Unton- ‘town, Ala. held prisoner by the Rus- sian Bolsheviki. right here in the West—coming to you fresh, in carefully sealed - packages. And Big Sioux means pur- est and tastiest. Only the best of ingredients are used by our skilled bakers in baking our 157 varieties. ¢ Tremendous salés prove Big Sioux quality. Mariy millions of packages of Big Sioux Cookie- Cakes and Crackers have been baked, sold and eaten.\ Y Your grocer—every "grocer—. sells Big Sioux Biscuits. DIES IN FIRE Kensal, N. D.¢ April 18.0. B, Joins son, 67, was burned to. death when trapped‘by a fire which destroyed the Kensal livery barn. < aMrtin Christensén, proprietor of the New York, April 13—Reduction of] barn, narrowly escaped death, Being | 1 cent a gallon in the wholesale pric::| awakened by the movements of a of kerosene was announced today bv | frightened cat which was trying to thé Standard Oil company of New| get-out of the office where he slept. York. The new priee is 15 cents, | The loss, estimated at $10,000, is . —-- | partially covered by insurance. i KEROSENE IS CUT 1 CENT IMPORTANT NOTICE Mrs. N. W. Kelly wishes to an- | I nounce that she is now located |attend the Grand- Ball given by at 211 Broadway, in the Little the Brotherhood of American Building, and asks all ladies who; Yeomen at Patterson Hall, are interested in the Woman’s| Thursday evening, Apri! 14, Ev- Exchange for the sale of Cooked | erybody welcome. Food and Fancy Deep to call| ~ and see her at once and arrange) oie jan hy eaacibe avec for the sale of the articles they | camphor, of which celluloid is ‘mde may wish to place with the Wo-| es man’s Exchange. | A Danish scientist is said to hava Saturday. April 16, so kindly ar-| peas we te range to have your goods on sale| There are 13.900 for the opening. | city of New York. There is a ce of celluloid SCUITS do his best for you in the way of value and good service. Patronize him for other things—as well as Big Sioux Cookie-Cakes and Crackers. Ig SI a low the high school will not be admitted unless accompanied by | parent or guardian. .This exhi- | bition is given for the benefit of the adults and the limited space makes it necessary to exclude the children this time. _ J. M. Martin, City Supt. CONVENTION _POSTPONED Fargo, April 13,—The Young Pevo- ple’s Luther League convention at Devils Lake has been postponed from July 8, 9 and 10 to July 15, 16 and 17, ; it was announcedyhere today. ASK LIBERATION. Jashington, April 13,—Comple!2 tion of the Dominican republic was asked of President Harding by President Carvajal. “1 are in California, are expected to re-| their recent bereavement and for the urn home soon. peautiful floral offerings. Mandigo and Wellington D. Family, PHYSICAL TRAINING EXHIBITION wii i T high school classes in Dr. Rawlings Recovering | The _ 8 my A. 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