The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 3

|] WHOLESILEBIGANY [ADMIRAL VON TIRPIT?, FATHER | [s=="emr=™=™ GARR) TOFATHER| OF SUBMARINE WARFARE, DIES Ss AND HIS TWO. SONG|torttiahadirat ot aermanys cecmtaey ie tant elias Sea nation for the Reichstag. : To Represent North Dakota Be- Navy During World War Is From the time he was twenty un- til he broke with the kaiser in 1916, fore Supreme Court Hear- Victim of Bronchitis ing Injunction Case {Three Able to Live in Ease for Eight Years by Many Mar- riages for Money na wit ene’ peiday for. Washington, D leave lor ‘as! m, D. DEFENDED NEW REPUBLIC pesaimistically C., where he will represent the state in a case to be argued before the . — progress United States supreme court durin; Warrior’s Dream of Ruthless) o¢ Germany within the the week of March 12. ' f ~ Underwater Compaign to aD STR A ecg at the tessa waive all further @scussion with the ( remark: / district court enjoining the state rail- Grand Rapids, Mich., Mar. 6.—(®)— ‘A 68-year-old father and his two sons were under indictment here today on Saag tees pate bald atodih oe “on well, perhaps I've outlived the road board from putting into effect ae ; en the nev intrastate dutibuting rates, nhauset Had Two Dreams 17 North ota cities. e Ebenhausen, Bavaria, Mar.6—(P—| as the highest ranking official of state contends that the federal dis- Grand Admiral von Tirpitz cherished of state’s rights, two dreams, * i A number of states, which regard "' _ ; | One of them, a gigantic naval force = a n is , :30 a, m. for the empire, became a reality; the other, the institution of a ruthless ; inarriege bmarine campaign as a means to "| 7 Sepharose! o-| "ine aged gry-bared wri, = CAPITOL THEATRE trals : who ae oe termed a Sagat belliger: Starting Tonight - - Also Friday and Saturday health until early in Febru- Daily 2:30 - 7 and 9 p. m. Arkansas ‘ father by federal authorities and the wae : indictmen Adults 35c Until 7:30 t listed names of women al- Jeged to have been transported from BEFORE HIGH COURT 2°: Admiral Alfred Von Tirpitz, Lord| tne former Imperial German navy, || trict court’s order is in contravention | Curtains 98c @ set NS cream or beige. one state to another at various times during the last eight years. Some of ‘ the wives of the weave Cates were said STARVING FOR WOMEN reti Bd Morn ¥ eee of the German public. In 1925, while a women whom they. married while/ deputy in the Reichstag, he went to re ) driving about the country in an ex-| Hanover and persuaded Field Mar- pensive automobile. Their home W8S| shal Paul Von Hinderburg to accept given as Junction City, Colo. candidacy for the German presidency. ~ Wearies Of Politics MINNESOTA WOMAN ‘Two years ago he wearied of par- gfbe These love hungry men yearned for shore leave . . . bright lights, liquor, scarlet ladies —aAnd even when they were trapped in a sub on the bottom of the China Sea, with their doom facing them, with their true charac- ters emerging, they talked—between thrills —of WOMEN! ... The most significant talking picture yet produced. 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