The Bismarck Tribune dated September 14, 1918

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eee nt -account ‘for this shortage when it is ened THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. THE BIS 228, BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, SEPT.

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‘ te E MUST bzy uuborids to'the last cent-of- our ability, because our country is fighting for its very life. Make no...

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BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNB SOCIETY BUTTERFLIES BARRED ~~ FROM ARMY AS NURSES’ AIDS “TEACHING OUR ae #0 BE NURSES worthy, 8,...

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FOUR’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE] ittered at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class Matter GEORGE D. MANN - - - - Siitor

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. Seven departments, _ its. privileges and SATURDAY; SEPT: 14, 1918. CHAIRMAN NAMED ‘BY LIBRARY | BOARD FOR BIG \MERGER DRIVE

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; SOORES OF AMERICAN ARTILLERY “TRACTORS T0.AID SPRING DRIVE Maxwell and Reo Motor Companies Now Produc- ing 5-Ton. Machines

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4 ; FRIENDS HE LIKES TO HAVE A BIG STOCK ALWAYS ‘SQUIRREL FOOD " By Ahern ‘;DON’T SPOIL It,' GEORGE, LET.HIM THINK IT | A eo

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HIGHER WAGE MAKES SCHOOL -WORK POPULAR Valley City Normal More Young People Will f Study: Pedagogy Valey City, Sept. 14—That