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The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

As the men of sRagway had a "get together luncheon" and talk ed over ways and means to adVertis and keep up the town, why should net the women of the town enjoy like privileges? Why not get the women together at a meeting and each dc her "bit." Let us think it over.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

Father P. H. Turnen went to Fort William H. Seward the lat ter part of last week and held church services there on Sunday returning home this week. H
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

On Monday evening the Washing ton ''U" club gave the Reverend Fred Pedersen and his young Wife a very pleasant surprise by gathering together at the residence of the Reverend and Mrs. L. H. Pedersen where the young couple are visit ing. A happy evening was enjoyed with music, both instrumental and vocal and many stories of uniYer- sity days were told. The guests and members of the Pedersen house hold enjoyed delicious supper.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

MT. and Mrs. Rodney Small of Pueblo arrived in town on Sun day and left for vacation visit in Juneau, where theyw i'll remain for several weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

Mir, Andrew stevenson. president of the Bank Of Alaska arrived home on the Dolphin. Mr. Stevenson has away for number of months and came to Wrangell for a visit to the branch bank and then came on home. ,..i
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

Mir. William c. Wright was a passenger for the home port on the Princess Sophia. MT. Wright went to the States where he was called on account ot the death of his fath- CT. ....
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

MT. and Mrs. George Huh were passengers to Wrangell on. the Spokane :bera they win make their home for the present.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

Mrs. Norman E. Black was @ din- ner guest of Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Van de Wall Oh sunday last.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-24

Iu all Alaska there is perhaps no spot of greater historic interest than the Sitka parade grounds and adjacent buildings. Here the Rus sian Government centered its fore es and operations during the period of it's control, over the "Wonder- land of America" On this plot of ground the ceremonies took place ill I1867 which transferred the territory to the United States. Men still make Sitka their home who witness ed and took part in the flag-rais- ing which consisted in lowering the Russian emblem, and replacing II at the proper sginal by the stars and Stripes. Graphic are the ac- counts they give of the formal tax ing ever of Alaska by this purchase which was authorized by our gov ernment. The action so fiercely criticised, has since been deemed wise and timely by all. Has any investment Of public funds ever brought greater reward than the spending of that paltry seven mil lion dollars? Not only was the tract secured for this sum, one-t1tth as great in extent as all the rest or the United States, but it possessed more diversified and abundant na- tural resources than perhaps any other section oflike area. It is not amiss here to print the song Whlch is coming more and more into prom thence, written by Mr. M. A. Snow. This is to the tune of Maryland, My Maryland"
 ... ALASKA, MY ALASKA o land of gold, I sing of thee,
 Alaska, my Alaska, Thy snow-capped peaks l love 10 see,
 Alaska, my Alaska, From Arctic Oceans frozen shore To Baranoff of Russian lore, Thy rocks and rivers I adore,
 Alaska my Alaska. In '67, by Stewards might,
 Alaska, my Alaska. Thy utmost wealth was bright to light, E..| Alaska, my Alaska. Though slow thy growth through many year,
 Thy motto has been persevere, Thy fame is sung both far and near, <
 Alaska, my Alaska, Oh, may thy future shine most clear
 Alaska, my Alaska. And in the hearts of men grow dear, l.. |. Alaska, my Alaska. Henceforth O land of ice and snow,
 Thy wealth from out thy hills shall grow,
 And cast OCT all a radiant glow,
 Alaska, my Alaska.
 M. A. Snow, Douglas, Alaska From The Verstovian, Sitka Alaska.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
Sm Snftfries limb 9entlde ben Wes.
neru iiber, iagt Nmerifancr.

10eutlhlono Fat sur 3eit Die aoll.
trolle IN Der 2uft. Amerifo nulB nod
Dor @noe oieics SobreS 5000 Nero.
plane nad 5reifreid lenoen. @eraoe
iett miiroen oielelbeu bon meitaus gro
Berem gtusen lem ais 100000
Wann@.
Dies mar Die abgeeebene Anlidt
u. Wormids BON Der clearinghouse
electric alo Manufacturing Com.
PAM. Der 5nei Sabre IN 5ronfreih
lebte. nm III ben ben 9eutihen nteoer
abgenolnmeneu Ortlbaiten bic Gin.
rihtung cleftrilder Anlager ali iiber.
mahen. Gr fubr tort SD babe nit
uielen britiibeu mo iran3oiiiden Qf.
i%i5ieren brett binter Der 5euerlinie
geiprohen. Sic ale er5nblen oieiel.
be Deihidte. 0autihe 2u~ftfabr3euge
lino ilberoa. 6ranfreih bat 3par ge-
mug 6lieaer. aber 3u menig Waidi.
nen". 9ie amerlfaniiden Ambulan5-
lenfer 5. 6. Mells aus ct. 2ouis uno
i. y. 8aIfer BON Bottom teilten mil,
ooB man ii Der Champagne oeufihe
1riplane geleben babe. Qieie Trip
lane. 8eutihlanos neiteite Grrun9en,
idaft auf Dem @ebiete 0e5 2uftidiffs
ipeiens. iino nit 8en5motoren BON
240 9feroefraften ousgeitattet. Sic
baben cine @eiaBung Uou orei Warn
uno 3mei Wtoiuinen9enebren, ionic
Elm automatiihes @eidlts. Die ge.
nannten @em1GrsmGunar fugten nod
bin3u: Ole 2eltfer oerieiben iylo
hlrhtlole 2eute; tie MAIDEN Angriffe
5ur 1ages3ett in elmer 4one Don 1000
Sub. Cur Radt6eit tonimen tie bis
auf 1000 SUB berab. Is ideint H.
men ein Sporn 81 iein, geraoe auf Die
gum Gduse gesen 2uftangriffe erritl.
teten 8atterien8ombeu herab6uimleu-
bern,
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
5ranfreid nast am 0nnscrtndD-

98ie lebr 6rontreid bereits infolge
Der oelttihen Il g BIndaoe inter
Dem @uuger 3l leioen bat oafiir ge.
ben ioIgenoe WtitteiIuneen 3eugnts
Giod einem Nrinatbriefe belte1en 5.3t.
in 4oris folgenoe 2ebensmtttelpreiie:
FferoefIeiih 4etnbalb bis 6 5ranfen
0ds ailogrumm ? 8iuno; aoninhen
5 81. oas SEQ. Elm @ubn IA 5r.. ST.
Idle 3 bis 10 6r., Reis 3 6r. Spinat
lao 6r., olte aartofieln 80 Gts uno
nele AartoffeIn 5r. 2.10 @aidieife
lie iiberbaupt 81 baben tit,
t5r. $50 oas &g, 8ie @etraioepreiie
iiir Ole tomn1en0e Grnte puroen iei-
tens Der Neaierlng feltgeieBt
Der oHouneliiite De 2non" meIoet.
Die Grnteaisfilnfte aus Amerifo un0
lauten gInitig, 5n 5rantreih
1T Die Gage meii entiernt 81 beirie.
Die oiesidbrige Grnte oilrfte
nnr 40 Ofiaionen DoppeI3entner be.
gegeniiber II Miaionen I'M
Sabre i9t4-l5. 60 Miaionen I'M
Sabre t915-t6 uno IS Millionen
i'm Sabre i916-t7. Sroe aaer
ginidrdnfungen lonf ser 9eonri MIR
menie. Die Ginfubren miliien oent-
mad fiir ons nddlte SSabr Inn Elm Grit.
Der o%iesiabri9en Ginfubr geltei,
gert meroen. &ein @unoer. bob Die
Soloaten, mie mir filr5lid III einenl
zines Sonaoiers bon Der 6ront
in 6rantreid) lelen fomten ali bal.
be Hntionen gelest iino.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
Bon 9sntiaeu sefansen senOmmcn.

Bel cinem 6Iiegergefedte auf Dem
frdnaoiiiden ariegsihaltpIate muroe
Die Waidine oes 2ieutenants 6. CIR.
nett 6rend) BON britiihen 6lieger.
corps, Elm Sobn bon Or. tno 6rou
Cecil 6renh pou @aibinston herun-
teraeihoiien uno ae5wungeu binter
ben oeutihea 0inien 3u Ian0en 5rend)
iiBt jest III @arIsrtibe III Gefdngert-
ihaft. Sem gater. Ser ols GapitGn
ii Der eanooiihet 4rmee ebnfals on
Der 6ront lift, bat sic Jreunoe ieines
Sobnes IN @aibinetoh Don oeiien
Gefangeni6ait %benahrihtigt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
gOitbef6rOernus Oeriast.

Bull, Die befannte glem Dorfer
tpriide Ntonatsidrift lit nat einem
Gcrbor Dor @eneraIpoltmeiiter 9urle.
Jon BON Der 9eioroeruna ais Eoitiohe
Der 2. aloiie msgel6lolien moroen.
9err 9urIeion ertannte, Dab oas 9latt
in ieinen lesten orei gtlimmern ga.
den gebraht bat. Die unter Dem Cpl
onaee . @eiee niht nit Der Qoit be.
foroert meroen oilrfen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
g m @Iud!

Der Gisnot Der 8eO0lterung Plps
mouths, g., lit fir oieien Sommer abs
sebOlfen, ipurbe bod tn nd4fter Ra4s
bari9aft Der Orti4dft cine S0ble eHts
bedt, peI4e unerf4DpfIide Gismeusen
sutbGlt. Die 8epDlterung ftrOmt nah
biefer 9Dble uno bolt ii9 ibren Giss
beoarf toitenfrei.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24

Sn Redtsiaden ODER mo man
ionitpie Die 0ienite zines 4opofaten
beHotigt. fonneil mir Serrn S.. 6.
@eiaer. $40 Bomb Building, al DER
IA. StraBe R.-W- beltens empieblen.
Serrs 8euer lit oeutid un0 iprid,t
audi oeuttihD.
s4ur3e Mitteilungei, a aus benz
5amilientreiie ODER aus Dem Sreutss-
oesfreiie, Die lib fir oie @enSffents.
lidungseignen, iino nus ieoerSeit
berolI6 wiutommel ..
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
Nermii6te Na6ri9ten.
eaht tief bGden.

Oirigcnt zines IdnoIiden @elnug.
pcrcins (oer ebeu I'M 8reisiingen
ouitrcten min Sd, oas 6aiiel Bier
baben mir mObl mitgenommen, mel
ne @erren; ober oa f1llt mir eben
cin-mir baben Ole gtoten bergeiien. "
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24

~ssS4bN O. P~'f S~"f WI =" ~"
i6uIoisung einge1perrt, I'M 8unbesar<
fsHaI gu Rod S5lanD Elm SudpuIDer
ousgetreut unb cine Stintbombe aur
GgpIoiion sebra1t gu baben. SbOrpe
Iost, er babe iib nur etnen Iii MAIDEN
mouen.
Rurtofer 8au3.
Cine nnteriu9ung bes l~lmitanbes,
pie Der 2eu9tturmpGrter s. 80. Rors
fIett am unterIauf oes Mihtiippi, Der
etnen Monotsgebalt pon $40 be3iebt,
I'm Stanbe mar, auf 100000 Gretz
beitsauleibez8 onbs gu lubitribieren,
bat bic Satiahe ans 2i4t %gefOrbert,
bab befagter 2eu9tturmmdrter ether
Der rei4iten glantagenbeiiBer oes Siis
oens lit.
Btf9of mat georben.
8if9of Ti9olas WtaB Der tutbOlis
f8en DiO3efe Denper 1T bort na4 furs
ger Rrantbeit i'm bitter bon Iiebenunbs
fedais Sabren ~geitorben. Set er Dor
pier Sabren einen San sebabt, mar er
trGntli4. Gr mar Dor fiebenunoleds
aig Sabren i'm GlIaB geboren, puroe
i'm Sabre 1887 8ii6Of uno mar Der
apeite 8tf9of BON 0enber, pel4es
Mmt CT i'm Sabre 1889 dntrat.
Die 2inoerIGbmung ept6es
mif9.
Wte Die Itautlide @efunbbeitsbes
bOrbe anaeigt, pirb oas norbpeftli4e
8irginia bon elmer ainbertdbmuness
epidemic bebrobt. Snnerbalb Der
Iebteu aebn Sage iinb in feds 5ufams
menbdngenben Counties oreiunopiers
sis Gdle our @n5eige gebradt porben
uno bic Gpioemie f9eint nit raIenber
Gei9pinbigfeit I'm ii9 gu g~reifen.
oes 8unoess unb oes i%taatlts
den Geiunbbeitsotenites iino in ben
bebrobten Counties eri9ienen, um eiue
nnterfu9ung an3uitelen.
NanoerbtIts MilIionen.
Der am 7. Mai, 1916, peritorbene
Mlfreb s. 0anberbilt bat, pie bic foa
eben eingereibte SteuerabI4dbung
uuspeiit, Elm 8ruttoDerm0gen bon
$16, 769, 314, elm RettoDermOgen BON
$12. 748, 436 binterIaNen. ae4net
man gu Iebterer Summe oas Dispolis
tiOnsre9t iibst einen 5reubanbfonos
BON $4,612,086, 10 betrdgt Der Ges
famtna9IaB netto $17,360,522. Der
NadlaB ssbt laut teitamentarifden
@erfueunseu an Die Witpe uHo Rins
Der iiber, uno ben @nseitellten uno Der
Dieneridaft psrben flint Sabre lang
tire @aldre peiterbe5ablt.
Rofe Roplan &c torben.
Der ,Momsu's 3ioniit Srganiaa>
ton lit Die Na4ridt 5ugegangen, Dab
Roie Raplan, Die Oberpdrterin oeS
iiibti4en Slihtlingslagers IN Ilerans
Dria, 4esppten, bort am 3. @usuit ses
ftOrben lit. Sri. &aplan, Die in 1867
IN petrograo eeboren NOR uno Dor
fiinfunbapanatg Sabren nab amerita
lam mar ausrit bel Der Ginfibrung
bpgisniidsr 3uitdnoe in Seruialem tds
tis,, nOfiir Ssrr unb 5rau Natban
Gtraus bic Mittel lieferten. Dor
stDeiunoeinbaIb Sabren fam iie CUR
DOrnabme eiHer idpierigen Operation
bierber auriit uno na4oem tie oieie
iberitanDen, begab tie iid i'm 4ufs
trag Der oben senannten Organization
mad 4leranbria, no re BITE aufiidt
iiber oas Glii6tlingsluger iibernabm.
Sbre bortise Sdtigteit purbe BON ben
britiideu MiIitarbebOrben aufs los
benbite anertannt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
GnfarS.
CFenbeit sefGbrli@ fur 9sHti9=
@meritaner.

b. 80. @. tn Suite, MOnt., ebren
SeIDuhteH @eHUHen-@iH Neiher
@aHn ais 9enhttnrmwGrter-G.
Gteiaers Cob eim arURer WerInh
fir bas 9eutfdtum- 6ram iunrbe
Sabre lang fir eiHeH MaHH &C.
h0lteu,
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
Sur Marnung.

Auf DIE Se1nulDl9uH9 os 9oGoers
rats Duroe neulih in Hepart, Wapne
Gountp, 81. g., Der pierunb3pan5igidbs
rige pbarmo5eut Wiaiam Sermann
Qrnbt, Der friber in 8rootlpn pobnte,
inbaftiert unb fir Elm 9erb6r unter
$4,000 8iirgidaft feItsebalten.
Mrnbt lit in bieiem 2anoe geboreu
uno Elm Sobn oss paitors Miqiam
4rnot Der Deutiden lutberiiden airs
DE in Webfter. Sn einem @eIub be-
bufs 8efreiung bonn MilitGroienlt uns
ter benz 3fuangsau8bebuns8 s@eIeb foll
4rnbt ertlGrt boben, er BABE me6rere
9erpanote in Der Deutiben 4rmee,
toesbalb es ungersht iei. BON ibm gu
ertparten, baB er gesea lie tdmpfe.
4u9 babe er selagt. feline S%pmputbien
tpdren auf Geite 9eutI4lanos, neil
letne Gltern bort eeboren unb er3ogen
tpurben.
Sptifer mar Grou.
Or. Samuel alderman, Der felt orsi
Sabren IN 3oleoo, g., als Sptiter
anfdHig NOR uno febr CUTE 9eiddfte
ma9te. 1T i'm Mtaumee 9iper als
2eide gefunben norben uno babel bat
ii9 berausgsftelt, bab Der Optiter tein
Mann. ionbern cine Grau mar.
Die 5rau lit in 5olebo tets in
Mdnnertletbuug erfdienen uno nies
mano bate Tie i'm Deroa6t, oaB iie
tein Mann mar. Sbr Gslhledt pur.
be erit in Der 2eidenbaae eutoedt, benin
iie mar aud I'm mdnnli6en Qabit in
ben COB gegungen. Na6 Qniidt Der
poliaei Bat fe SeIbitmorb begangen,
%Dorauf elm an Der 2ei6s, bic teine
duBerliGen 8erlebungen aufpies, be-
feitigteS fdperes Gtiengeipidt fdlies
BEN ldbi. NiemanO tennt ben pabren
Namen Der 9oten, nod peib man, nos
Der ite itammt ODER getOmmen tit.
6. Steiger geforben.
Sn Sea Gate Bel gonep sSslanb 1T
Dor einigen 9agen Der 8uhbdnoler
Grnit Steiger aus Dem 2ebeu 9eidies
Den. Geboren am A. Sttober, 1882,
in @aiteDib, Gadfen, trbielt er ben
eriten unterriht in Der 0orfIdule unb
Don einem 6ausIebrer uno lam 1874
auf cine Bripatidule in DRESDEN, no
er Bis 1847 Der6lisb. Radbem er
nod elm Sabr lang bic asip5iger Reals
i6ule beiu6t, trat er In 9ernbaro
9ermanns &ommihionsbudbanblung
in 2eip5ig dls 2ebrling elm unb madte
flint 2ebriabre burd. SIN Sabre
1858 fan0 er Mnitellung in Der @uds
banolung bon Maloemar Sirt in
DRESDEN. @alb bdrauf bot inn fein
friberer Gbef 9ermann cine GtelIe in
Der 8uhbanolung ieines Gdpagers
Bernhard Meitsrmdnn in Nep Dort
an. Steiger ataeptierte uno laRpete
am 81. Jebruar, 1856, in Rep gOrt.
Orei Sabre fpdter fputbe er filler
9eilbaber Der Weitsrmannihen 8uhs
banolung. SIN September. 1868, ers
parb er Elm tleines 3sttungsgei6aft.
oeiien perf6nlihe 2eitung er absr erit
am l. Sanuar, 1866, antrsten tpnnte.
SIN DECEMBER, 1901, CAB Steiger
feline @utobiosrapbie .1reiunofiinf3ig
Sabre gu6bdnblsr in 9eutidlano unp
Imerifa" beraus. Gr mar Better
oes prsubifhen Grpnsnorsens uno hss
oiterrsi4ii9en Grans Suiepb.O rOsas.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
. mer 9 4 E 3.

Der o9taebniGbrige Rapm. Sborpe
nus Rod SsIanD lit i'm GOuntpsGss
fdusnis su peoriu, Sa., auf bic ans
iduIOigung eingeiperrt, I'M 8unbesars
isHal gu Rod Sslanb Elm SudpulDer
ousgeitreut uno cine Stintbombe Sur
Ggplofion gebra9t gu baben. 3bOrpe
Iost, Ct babe ii9 nur etnen Iii MAIDEN
mouen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
Or. 8. 3. Hriffsll tOt.

Dr. 6Olis 9ourte 6riTea, DIRECTOR
Der 9ampton Rormals unb 9derbaus
f1ule uno elmer Der berpprragenoIten
pdbogogen fir 6arbige uno Snoianer.
lit in isinem Gommerquartier in
Wbitefielo, %. g.. Don Zoo oabinses
raft poroeu. Seine Satin unb
S9peitsr peilten an leinsm G~oteubett.
Der 600 trat infolgs zines atuteu
9er5leibens gang plDBli6 Elm. Sir
SObn Or. JriHeus 1T iIneit in Die
@rmee eingstreten.
WdrteHsSebIbrud.
Soeben lit Elm 8riefmorteH 5ebIs
brud entbedt poroen, Der bel Sdmms
Tern Iebbaftes SntsreiIe erregen pirb.
Snfolge elmer fredericksburg BEL Der
Ginlegung Der platten iino eiHiee
platten 6iinfsGeut sMartsn suIammen
nit 3pei=Gent Marteu gebrudt NOR
Den un0 fiub babsr in roter 6arbe
berausgetommen. Bon ben ettpa 140,s
900 Stiid, bic in ben @erfebr eetpms
men iiHb, BADEN bic poft- Suipsitoren
5Dar ben gr0Bten IeiI tpisber eripif6t
uno einge5ogen, bod 1T bereits cine
gauge M!ense perpenoet tporber. Sc
p0bnIi4 IiuO fe aIs 3petsG sntsW ars
ten benlbt porben.
2pn9opfer geebrt.
Gin srobartises Acknowledgements
purbe in Butte, MOut., 6rant 3.
2ittle, MitgIieo Der Generalsg retutibs
Der 5. Us. 80, Der Dor cinigen Sagsn
bon ~gi9iIaHteR" gsIpnht norOen III.
Don ieineH @efirEungsgenOFsn bereis
tet. unsefdbr 5000 psrioneu besIeis
teten ben Sore nab benz 6rieobof. ND
mebrere geDen in 8erurteiluus oes
8erbredens gebalten purosn. Der
Gdrg mar NIT rotten Relfen beoedt.
Die Gbrene8torte, Der cine ameritas
nii9e Sabre poraufgetrasen purbe,
iteuteu UlitsIieoer Der Organization.
Die, audi bic 6rauen, rote SdGrpsn
trugen. Die ganae poIiaeimadt Der
Staot, sabIreide SilfssS bsriffs uno
400 WiIi5ioIOaten paren ausgeriidt,
UNI Die Srtnung aufredt gu srbaIs
ten.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
RIeinqeGb nSttg.

Sn philadelphia, pa, pirb in Der
Miinse INIT @%ouoampf" 9earbeitet,
UNI Der srOben Na9frage nab Saeioea
miiuae gu seniigeu. 9dgli4 weroen
$4,000 3ebn>@ entitiide, 9aIbs uuo
@isrteIbO1ars Stiide, iOpie 10000
RideIs unb Gents bergeltellt.
Gin feItener Sail.
Bel Der unterfu4ung Don Retruten
tpurbe In South 8enb, Snb., eth
Manu entbedt, Der Oas 9era auf Der
redtsn Ssite bat, Sreo. Mommep, BON
RiDsr part. SrOB Der abnOrmeH
Sage bes Organs tpurbe er bod aIs
perfect gefunb befunoen unb angenom>
men.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

FIELD MARSHAL JoFFRE-The
people and government of the United
States are honOring themselves when
they honor the British and French
commissioners who are now in
Washington.
These men are the official repre-
sentatives of the two great European
demOcracies that for nearly three
years have been battling for the
worlds freedom.
Conspicuous among these states
men and soldiers who have come to
America to take part in the momen-
tous conference is Field Marshal
JOffre of France.
1t was his patriotism, courage and
genius which stopped the German
drive on Paris and won the battle Of
the Marine But for that victory the
German plans which were so years
in the making to force France to
make peace, hurl her military ma
chine against Russia defeating her
before she could prepare to meet the
onslaught, and then have Great Brit
ain at her mercy, would probably
have been successfully carried out
long before this.
When we consider what this would
have meant to America we well may
shuddeT.
The great war has developed mil
lions of heroes; will develop millions
more.
But the story Of Joffre at the head
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

of the armies Of France hurting b.
the GeTmanic hordes at the Mari
saving France and the world, VII
thrill future generations when many
other incidents of the war have been
forgotten.
They shall not passw This was
the French battle-cTy-the Id was
saved.
Field Marshal Joffre, the American
people salute you!
You have achieved for France and
for yourself imperishable glory.
But you do not belong to France
alone.
You belong to the world and we
claim our share Of you.
THOSE FloUREs.-A81Bp per cent
$5,OOO,OOO, 900 bond issue is nearly
twice the total of bond issue during
our civil war period and the S2,000,-
100000 one-year treasury notes
mean taxation over four times the
highest taxes Of that period. But the
magnitude of the thing need rattle
nobody.
Fifty years ago we were very
dollar country; today we are a bill
Hon-dollar country, and then some.
Fifty years ago, we were very
largely an agricultural people in the
raw; today, look over the average
farms equipment and you'll find that,
while agriculture may be the Amer
lean occupation in high degree, it's
Observation-Disclosures agTicUl-
tUre. With the change has come in
creased ability to stand taxation.
Our enemy Of today is much big
ger, stronger, meaner than that of a
to pay. Seven billions is no more to
pensive to handle him.
Relatively, there's really not much
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28
-O-O-
SHORT ONES. -

STlOh ONESs
Hindenburg Investigated ling
Wotan line-bread line.
II must be getting warmer. The
girls are putting on their furs,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-14
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IDAHO REGIMENT

AS m added feature On the program
n the Majestic for tomorrow and
Tuesday, pictures taken nf the Sea
end Idaho rSsytment. win show the moh-
illsing II Boise barracks, departure IL
the Mexican border, TIE different
mikes and drills, hts and tile de-
lsarturo for home Tho welcome given
them on their arrival in Hoise, and the
review before the state officials are
also shown.
This Is the only pictorial record OF
Idaho's famous troops taken While they
werc ON the border. where they ess
tablished themselves for more than
six months and became known as one
Of the best organizations located on
the Mexican line.
Scenes showing the Eoarth of Juls
parade in Boise and other events OF
Importance while the regiment was
stationed here, are WILDLY depicted,
Between the hits Of amusing comedy
situations gathered around the camps.
the life OF the soldier ON the south Is
clearly brought to the screen. There
are glimpses OF Nogales. views OF the
battalion drills. and other army man
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-14
BLANCHE SWEET AT
THE ISIS TOMORROW

blanche Sweet, ths popular t-sSAs
star, who will hy SSea as aess is
sAeatsr Monday, Tuesday and NSSsss
day. in her latest SuC<<s$ ffsy xvi
Eye.s a thrflli0x drama wrstten cSss-
esallv for her by tRS ssNtCi a0thes,
Hector Turne9lL ana psva,arv1 for tAs
screen by SseorSc 4, erNSsCr, has eSssa
a promotion.
Miss Sweet has fsktSest servant gsszS
nurses. crv0kS, etc, but ROW rsSNS 81
the social scale and is Sesa as A Eslsys-
leian. practielng her profession amos :
n lot of saperStttsossS and suspicious
Mexfeans>
The story of The Evil Hye9 has 10
do with the adventures Of katherine
Torrance. a Young woman doctor, who
Is called In To help suppress a dttah
iberia outbreak among the workers IN
s.eonard Sheldonss vineyard In thc "a
nous wine growing districts ef Cali
sorniss. DR. Torrance Is accompanied
az her Younger brother, sstSfS0rss, When
she arrives at the vineyard, SaStaage
wants her To return immediately to
the city as he prefers man dccsers
cat Katherine consinceS him that she
can handle the werk. slid visits the
Mexican hovelss preserlees tor the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-14
HART STARRED IN
DEVILS DOUBLE"

HNv To-Day only sAc MAJESTIC Vii
TssNsSeast ,hs ksanelar Sssvva f4Nerite,
N. = Hart. ~ AlS latest effort The
IsNtfS rSc0esee, ss>SldeS tvlisns \
SeSSat ssrausssasc ssarv II unusual m
ssress, this asTCSaoessON IS fSlleA with
thrilling INCIDENTS OGe ri tlas sNssss
exciting ScSnes ssksS pssge evtweea
tse II tho principles wes5ae tins cssNfn
u whzeA they are IS tsesaS SsSsrsSe II
eS tkSess$ ashes moments II CQssSl
aeawcr frsSsgaeat the Production freaa
saasc - time Uasa the fsnSl elin4a \
= te.aSened u the plot, and situations
change 80 rapidly thSs a sresnvnssosss
Climax Is SseSeiogseSi. Snd thss picture
fades ySaI after >S1Shls ShiuS a memory.
that il Is one ~ Mr. Harris AtSSeSs and
sreSsess features to-day Mr., Hart Is
cast as \ Nlsh-esnr@rySi western gun
ns@n. The saeVernsSs WITH which ne
sAaSSS these characters Is wcN known
10 every follower II tire screen. Giving
support ~ Hart j. mis- leaissaS lady.
knSS NaFSeS. who A.sS apseSreSs With
him IN TIE Return Of Draw Esan.~
and ether ~ his h1s asse,opa&sS~
ENor Monday ard Tuesday GLADYS
eeearn will ee feNturcd IN tho multi
PIE part production. The Battle Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-14
w. x. VANDERBILT HEADS
A NEW PICTURE COMPANY
Prominent Americans Incorporate TO
Handle official War Pictures for
Senefit OF Relief Funds.

A nov motion picture company has
Just been organized. 10 he known as
offieiai Mar Films, Inc, with William
\, Vanderbilt rs president. Walter
Scott. Vice president. ii. Il. Davidson,
treasurer, and William Detorcst Man
ice. secretary, other directors are
William Sloane. James Logic. Charles
Urban, Henry u. Sleeper and q. Me
l.eud Raynes, chairman of the board,
The sole object Of the company is to
raise funds for the American Amhu-
lance corps and general war relief, Its
entire gross profits will be devoted to
this work.
ARRANGEMENTS have heen made for
the widest possible exhibition OF all
the pictures now or hereafter con-
trp,le.l, r. Official War films, Inc.
General Film company. the greatest
film distributing organization in
America, has entered into a contract
to distribute the pictures in serial form,
beginning early in 1917. Eventually
1t Is proposed to exhibit the films In