The Bismarck Tribune dated April 14, 1919

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~Generally. Fair. |” THIRTY-NINTH YEAR. NO. 87. BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA MONDAY, APRIL@ NORTH DAKOTA BANKERS AGREE T0 SCRATCH

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€ RE ah ‘TRRRORISH IS. - TRISH THREAT Nations ‘for ‘Freedom Is “Ig- nored,” Says‘ O’Ceallaigh. Sinn Fein Delegates Lodk, to

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‘: 4 worthless reports in which no ‘one. is ~ “which ‘increases: our. expenses $15,000 Capt: F.,S. Patty, Ex-Passenger...

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4 PAGE 4. . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Entere:} at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class Matter, GEORGE D. MANN. - - >

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2 ' é, | yh etl ages \ \ oa ti 8 ad yh am ode Ke cd iets oO. AD yy 2 SEAT?PLE OPENS WIDE ITS ARMS TO" MAUDE POWELL—INSATIABLE

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HEY did not. And hey. are not quitting now. Neither did you while we were winning the war. Well, are you going to quit now—

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GET YOUR ORDER IN for, our By Ahern: spring:clean-up. “All-kinds: of stove woed-and fence posts for sale. hone 818, “RUN otro

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GAINES SEES GREAT FUTURE FOR NORTH DAKOTA LIGNITE-ST, PAUL COKING CONCERN PLANS T0 TEST Slope Land-Owner and Mine Operator