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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25

The Young Peoples socisty q .tha
Bethel Free-Chnrch viii hold heir
regular nesting Friday evening Mn
Iso''sclock The following I'D prosttamw Vim
be giyiivVelnu:: q. 80 & {sS.s,ss.s ss4ss /
!: Reasingsp raipture ana prsyer
Mr.. Mat o1daI. Al s@ss
sole Henry Rood.
!. I, Readink-Miss Marie Karsten.
AZ. rSong-The Strengbaind.
5 Speech-Mr. Henry Rood.
Solo--Miss r 'sigbornson. D
5RR!eading@-Mr !. Landmark.
8 Duets-=-Erickson and Rood. q.
9. Betnlediction-Mr. Erickson.
Refreshment ,wsil lbe served Nv the
Misses Omlie and Lunden.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25
ENGINE |: ! / HITS /
TROOP TRAIN
COL. WILLIAM G. MACDONALD OF
TORONTO KILLED N COLI
SION. III
SCORES OF OTHERSiNJURED IN
ACCIDENT AS SOLDIERS DE
PART.

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anpuel laslusu we So: :a....
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eu s 1nsi's. Slsu ~ rno
49, NV .lyop ..s..a' s, M.:aIy ~
soluisls - - was 'eas1 ot1Aon 90 !
s'v,a -: III u..n...n
.d; ans a 10y \. ~ - : h=.adsn : yt
aute. 1919
sean was e1seasA alSn1 ultl aI,Nss
.le 80 49, ..s =
sle tsls snsi'.s ul.usl "1.is'1 a''o.-.el
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25

Albert Roisunn. one Of the. prosper
ous merchants Of Sherwood, this state,
was an over night visitor il the city
last night, and left this morning fol
Edmore, his former home, where he
will viii spend a few days visiting with
his relatives.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25
.CouRTMARTIAL FOR
CRUISERS CAPTAIN

WILL BE TRIED FOk SYkANUANG
OF MILWAUKEE, AT EUREKA,
CAL: a
San Diego, Cal, Jan. 24--The cruis-
er Pueblo, flagship Of the: Pacific re-
serve force with Rear Admiral ". +.
Fullam on board, is onsthe way today
to Eureka, Cals scene Of the strand
ing Of the cruiser Milwaukee. Rear
Admiral Fullam will act as head OF
the court-martial board appointed by
Admiral W. B. Caperton to try Lieut.,
William Newton, who, commanded the
Milwaukee. Lieut. Newton, it is ne
ported, isAcharged with culpable neg
,ligence and unskilled seamanship.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25

Paul Thoralson Of Bismarck, and Z.
=. Mundt. Of Devils Lake, were tax
ing i~nventOrysSof soldiers supplies at
the military grounds Friday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25
Miss Lillian Connor who spent the
past two weeks with her parents re-
turned to DevilssIake Saturday.

About thirty people were in attend
n at lie 3larty at the band boys
hall at Chautauqua Friday evening.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-25

Get your legal Elanlk1 a& The World
Office.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
FRANCISCO HURGUIA DECLh.
RA QUE ANTES DE- in MES
kCABARA CON F. VILLA
dee QUE Gle QUE In PGCS Sc
HaNkS DARA AKPllls GARAkIltS
LAS EA2RESA, RIkERAi

Ell PASO, Tex, Mayo AIN
mensaie trasmitido de Ia ciudad de
chihuahua informa que ell general
Francisco Murguia. comandante en-
iefe de las fuerzas que hacen a cam
mana contra los rebeldes, declare
avor cue acabaria con Villa en- el ter
mino de IN mes.
Con cuatrc mil hcnbres GHc :; las
6rdenes de los generates Hernandez
V Fabela he dejado en- la region don
de- opera Villa-dijo el general Muir
euia-creo que antes de un mes ha-
bremos hecho desaparecer ell peilgro
do Villa. ouien ahora solo tiene ocho-
~ricntos hombres. los que ha drvldico
en- pequenas partldas.
Ia situaci6n de Ia genie de VIA
os cxtremadamente critlca, agreg" ei
comardante militar de Chihuahua.
Esa oente Sc ha visto obllgada a sa-
crifjcar a algunos de los burroS que
les sirven para tranportar la lnlpe-
a:mcnta. q fin de preveerse de all
,p.n+os Los desertorcs de Villa que
neean a los campamentos de mis-
fucrzas. thar hambrientos y andraJo-
sos.
E. general Murguia termino Sis
decaraciones expresando que espefa-
ba estar en- pocas semanas. en- coH1i-
clones de prestar amplias garan'las
= las empresas mineras Y de otra M
dole en- ell Estado de Chihuahua pa
"a 10 cual destruiria p~rimeramente IA
amenaza revoluclonaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
Ii HUELGA EN- Los CkHP0S
PETRQLIFERDS AAEHA-
Il EX[tHDERSE


GALVESTON, Mayo 4-El conan
date de III barco-tanque que arrino
del puerto de Tampico, Mex. infolm6
que los trabaiadores de las plantas pc
troleras de aquella region tamaull-
peca, Sc han declarado en- huelga,
exigiendo que Sc les paguen dos pesos
d;arios por ocho horas &c tra5a;o.
Sc dice que n huelga amenaza extern
derse d toda Ia region ~petrolifera Y
81 esto sucede. una seria s'tuaclon
Sc p~rcseatara para los que estan m
teresalos CT cue nc SO s~uspendan los
cnyias dc ~petrolco.
Dicese tambi5n que esa huelga es
G resultado de los trabajos e~mprendl-
dos per los agentes alemanes, con el
obieto de perjuGjcar el enviN de CO.
mcstibles = los PASSES aliadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
Fl SFHAD0 DEL fSTiR0 RE
TFXAS TONIC IN REGESD
De TRES DIS
E@Y YyEiG2 sNlET0S DIFF RF2ihNtG I'M
NgeFgTf RF2a 1eIoH Df HiCi4 CsR5Ra

AUSTIN. Mayo 4.-El Serado dc
Texas ma tornado IN receso de mas
fe tres da2s. In Ia session yerliica'!a
aver. Sc aprob6. por ounce votoS
contra once. cue el Senado entra 4
en- receso haSta e, pr0Xlmo .lunes
Gran sorpresa cause IA determina-
cion de esa c&mara y Sc consldera
tornado. sin precedente. considerable
que estan Dendientes de resoluc:on
asuntos De gran im~portancia que re-
c1aman una acc;6n Immediate. espe-
c:almen,c e. relative a IA autorlL"-
c.dn del caa.o de IN million de Goia-
res nara ucvar = cabo Ia movil.Ta-
ri6n d. Ia guardia naclonal 1ci r
ado, que Sc trata de Poner.a en- &c
1o guerra con i'm elective de ounce
nil homDres.
O.sos asuntos de igual importan'
ca esran pendiengcs ' Sc cree q1H eI
raceso tornado por e. Senado tenc
O ohieto eli r~etariar, sin dar iug2r
9 scveras criticas. a a~prohaclon &c
varios proycc.o> r~e.acioaatos con as
n.t..ias flruacicras : m~,!itares
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
Luis Cabrera dice que
Mexico obserUard una
esEricta neutralidad
Asi 10 expresa en- un mensaJe que
dirigi6 al Primer Nitro. de Cana
d DOR ccrducto E. de Leuenson

Irirqraiua Especial para "a PRfNsN'
OTTAWA, Canada. Mayo Air.
f Leyerson de Vancouver, que AGA
ba de llegar q esta ciadad traJo Ell
e, siguiente mensaje flrmado por ell
Lc. Luis Cabrera, miembro que fue
de la Comisi6n Mexicana a las con-
f~erencias de Atlantic City:
"Sirvase ~presentar mis- respetos y
meiores deseos al Primer Ministro y
asegurarle que eI nuevo gobiet4o
constitutional de Mexico, sabra guar
dar una sincera neutralldad. Las IN
formaciones que Sc han estado pu'
blicando en- Ia prensa references a
q Ia suspension de las eXportaclones
de petroleo V a otros actos host''eS
contra Inglaterra, son enteramen;e
falSos."
Lcvenson dice que no cree que les
RIirles los ~pcriodicos de los hst"dcs
int,i~as alcmanes en- Mexico tengan
Ia :mpcrtancia que han 'querido aLEI-
Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
FL RECLITAMIENTO DA MAGEi-
FlCGS RESUITADOS

\ pesar de CUE IN gran numsro
10 hoDbres ha completado Ia can't
dad deseada por ahora por e. otoief-
70 4e los Es,ados unidoS para las
f1erzss ~navaIes, las oiicinas de re-
cIu,amiento ccnt!nuaran abiartas en-
., e4ific,o Federal con 10 que 81 Con-
ursso espera que antes de nsucho los
$50 nil hombres para las fuerz2S de
marina que Sc necesitan estaraH cont
nle,os e Cuartelmaestre c. ..
Evans. encargado de IA estaclon del
ro,rrranienro. comunico aver en- "a
MARIANA r..e habia va 81 Suficiente M
nero ae i~nscrrpciones para el actual
r.r..erim;en,o del Gobicrno, E MI
nero lie sol,cltudes pre=en,2das ante
2v.r nara Ia admission en- G. SeT|'-
,.,o lie 4 marina fue mas Grance Que
IN a:agunc DC los &ias an5@rloreS'
dss,le 1ue do principle e re@iu'a-
m.cntr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
CARLOS osUNA Sc HACE CARGO
DFI COBIERNO DE DURANGO

DURANGO. Abril 2S.-hn treA
~especial lego 2. general Carlos 3>3-
-. aa.en por acuerdo del Primer je
ie, Encargado del Poder Ejecutivo,
regira los destinos de esra hntG""
Federativa.
En- IA estaci6n estuvieron q reel
brio una banda y "a esco.ta design"
da q fin de hacerle los honores.
Los periodlcos de IA capital as.en-
ian O. 81 inner del - del actua.'
cue ., general Jesus AgusVin Cas-
tro FL. red;hido estruendosamen''
81 ezra capital. Castro no LEGO mas
cue i Gomez Palacio, de este hSSaao
Iugar dIsrante mlchas .eg1aS de esta
ciudad, ,imires del Estado de Goa
hula, de donde retrocedio. ig~N0'aA-
dose los motives.
Aye. a las dos de IA maha@a'
arribo Domingo Arrieta d TepehNa-
mes. Dgo., en- gira de propaganda pa
"a 81 candidatura al Gobierno del
EsJado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
Ell NUEVO CONSUL.


tas Y dicen que no es crelbIe que
Carranza 10 haya elegido par; tan
importante puesto. pGes que no tlene
nj la capacidad intellectual nj Ia re-
presentation p~olitica y social niece
sarias para desempehar puesto tan
elevado y delicado.
Pero los cabal,-riStas h:con que
no sc n~ecesita tener gran capacldad
intellectual Y representation pc:ls'ca
V social para desempenar e. cargo de
iefe del gabinete. pues que Can"'do
Aguilar estuvo en- csc puesto. ~
Aguilar-dicen los caballeristaS-no
es mas inteligente nj tiene mas re-
presentation que nucstro candidate
81 general Luis Cabai'ero." \ ell ESQ
81 que no les falta raz6n 4 los caoa-
l~leristas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
FL CANClLLER ALEMhH'
(Viene de la Pag. LAD

dad Y vacilacI6n en- ei asunto &c Ia
naz asi como en- Ia manera n ne
tratado Ia question de las huelCH5.
Entre los periodicos que con MS iu-
raza est;in atacando a Bethman-Ao!l-
VOC. Sc c%ncuentran los 6rganos con-
seryadores cl "KreuZ Zeitung" y ci
..Deutsche Tages Zeitun@. EstoS acu-
gan al Cancliler lie estar p~onlendo en-
pelipra IA .rcnarqu,a per adortaH
una nolitica de contemporlzaci1r con
los socialistas. FL correzDo!:sa. cA
Berlir del Hamburg FrenGcmL!ni: 2
on ma larga revista que hace re Il
~situaci6n declare oue Ia vida ro!ittca
de- Alcmania esti pasando por ill Pc
,;cdo de dif.cultades por las dlfe"en-
..;:,s de opinion que cxisten, las "uA-
ias son cada dia mas hondas. A%re-
GA eli corrcsporsal Gue ell disguise
con la n~olitica del gcbierno esta ere
ciendo en- ,odas dirccciones Y qu" 81
reticencia en- la question Dc los ter
minos dc paz solo sirve para "E-;rn-
tar las sospechas Y los antagonl53'os
de nartiGo Los leader Soc!a!is;a;,
sicle diciendo 81 c~orresporsal, ~ IA"
vacilado en- declarar que IA a~Glsac!'n
o,e eyiste entire los obreros Sc 'Ie9c
q Ia dcmara del sobiernc cH ?cr2r
on rrictica las promctitas reforms
on el sistema nolitico del lmper'o
For otra parte, los, pan-@erman's
r~,accicnarios no Sc pSararan Ell NADIA
,o~a ;nrpeGir ia formation de una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
CAMBFOS EFECTUADOS EN- la
POLIClA

Con motive de Ia r~enuncia preSen-
tada por ell Captain de n potlcIa
Berney WeIch. el ComisionaHo oh1
nombr6 al Sargento John N. Bacon
PAR substitute. Aver en e ma
mana colne?zo Bacon q desenpenar
81 ruevo cargo Y 8, f Lacey ocuro
Ell ouesto del Sar@ento Bacon: 81 Pc
!icia a,ortado NaItersdorff ocuN2 e.
pucSto vacante per IA promotion &c
Lacey.
III ahora Captain Bacon lleva tres
anos de s~ervicio en- el De9artamea-
to 4e pollcia : Lacey Nevada "arios
anos en- la polici& montada, Val
ter.dorff entr6 recientemente a SER
vlCiu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
REVISTA DE Ia PRENSA.
(Vienc dc Ia Fag 81

IRA con esq dinastia Y con cSa auto
cracia. lanzando a Russia por ci CANT
IN 10 los araudes canhios llbera!cs y
dnmo,ratitcs. i CONSEQUENCE IL esa
marnifica reyoiuci6n, GIc Face al
Drcbio rsso dueho arbitro dc sus les
tinos. ha aicarzado csc pueblo una
ci~viiizaci&r politica. = cultura poll
t;ca mucho mas e'evadas que las que
posee el pueblo a!en:dn. 81 este Tue
n capaz de libcrtad Y dc denlocra-
ria. 81 las sintiera, va habrIa hecho
10 mismo Que el russo; "a aabrta de-
rr;hsdo rcvoluciona.An?ent" 4 IA d.
nastia dc los HohenZollern Y = Ia au-
tocracia Que opr;H:cn n pueblo. Gran
do immense es el dalo material que
10 han hecho. Al llcvarlo'a esta que
rra 10 han desar"rado = ~empobrecI-
do lie han hecho perder su rlqueza
industrial V commercial. lie han hecho
'Dorder los mercedes mandates. he
han kccho perder sUS col"nlaS. 10
eyponen ! Ia Decentralization. 10 e%-
Donen 8 tener que pagan r fuer!e
irGemriza2i6n de Guerra. Pe"o este
da;ic material-graEde. inmcnso-no
cs tan crande. tan immense, como el
dailo molal que Sc ha c~casicnado al
pueblo alerlan. daHo este coasistcnte
en- orie SO lc m concilado Ia aninaG-
version. la enemistaA lie ;odo& los
dennis pueb!o3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
m5arc6 pGra Austria
ei Londe Tarnowskl

f 'TtIE-AA''-' N-l''.f "
NUEVA YORK. Mayo 4.-Et Ton
de Adam Tarnowski Won Tarnow.
Designate Embajador del lmpeflo
austro-hungaro en- los Estados I'M
dos. pero que no fue recibldo ror e'
n~residente Wilson oficialmente, Sc
cmbarcara hoy para 81 pals a Ooroo
de uno de los vapores que haccn el
trafico entire los Estados UnldoS Y
Europa. Antics de partir ell Embaja-
dor se desr'di6 philharmonic For
medic de la prensa. de sus compat'lo
+as. = ouienes hace la recommendation
de que honrer al pals que les ma Ia
do h~oSpita2idad y en- e. que a IN
contrado trabajo que les proporci"ha
81 systemic diarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
VILLA Sc HALLA CERCA De LA
FRONTERA CON Ell NUCLEI
PRINCIPAL DE SU GENIE.

sea su proD6sito cfectuar algun 'ta-
u en- la frontcra americana. Los
nar7idarios de Villa han asegurado
mo dc2trc dc nocos dias scra ataca
da la plaza de Ciudad Juarez' per"
cor.o on .arias o~casiones han dIcho
10 mi>mo. coca im~portancia Sc ie liza
dado i tai a~severacion. Sir eA'oar-
90. la p~resencia de los rebeldeS en-
las ~cercanias dc Guadalupe hace con
s;dcrar que puedcn estar preparan-
dose para ~empresdcr un ataque y
"a vecina plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
ua q enuiar tombien
una comision a este pals

PETROGRADO Mayo Hoy Sc
supo en- esta capital que dentro de
pocos dias saldra para los Estadcs
Unidos ura comision especial, repre-
sentando al gobierno provisional de
Russia, para co~nferenciar con ell 90
bierno americana sobre la ayuda IN
dustral economical y financlera que
Sc prestara a Russia.
La information relativa al enVio
de esa comision fue obtenida por la
Prensa Asociada de n alta flente
Official rusa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
FIUEN SIS ULTIMOS DOCUMEN
TOS DE NATURALIZACl0N

varias schedules Sc ~presentarof
anteaver en- Ia oficina de Ia Co-te DE
D,strito dc los Estados Unidos. En-
ire estas siguran las de William
S-robacker. 400 de Ia Gale Coleman,
natural de HamburgO, Alemania@
AdoInh Hembereer, SOP de Ia Gale
Norte, dc Suiza. Los otros f1eron de
tres soldados del Fuerte Sam H'os-
ron Herbert Q. Richardson, John Hof-
fman Y Quentjss J Barker del Hos
p!tal de IA base.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
ESTAN ATACANDO la LiNEA
fViene de Ia "a. plana)

fViene de la "a. plana)
do tomadas al enemigo dI'rantc 9
dia"
Al norte de San Quintin hicimc-.
PROGRESSES mu, satisfactorios. Ia
aloueria de Malakoff vino a nuestras
manos despues de mi corta luc2H
u ell enemigo fue impotente para
sostener."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

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mndwmog gratis %@WLpa 49, mddd de anay amigos que nos
#@g1@ mS@ " n3 @~anak v"~ad& m darn 9wm h % n@ a% %no" T@ d@%H~ nE
@mnW @@ " o mbh pleas Nm complete con @@nm maa No ~mh @a casa con "STR
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

O.. nGo ~nccesi:c lihros En- esp2Eol 4:
riiase d Ignaci0 L. Lozano.-i-1
: -. :,asa ANe.-San ANTONIO ian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

Traredia de Aqui!es Serbian, 70 los Heroes Ge
Sta. Clara ell Puebia), Julio Ayaia / :"
IA Toma de Ciudad Juircz (RendicLon dc! Ee- 80,
neral .Navarro), ....,... Julio tAFaia !"
p.srr,sr de la Bata,,a de- Ciudad Juarez, Par
tie oficiai). ......... lulio Ayala ~ :.
Rebellion del General Orozco en- Ciudad JuaIez /"
Escandalos en- Ia Camara lie Diputad's y On las
Gales de la ciudad &C Mexico. Julio Aya!a 2;
S,Ii6a del General Porfir1o Diaz, julio Ayaia "
~ Ten ei Puerto de Vcracrus).
I1epada de Madcro a ia cIudad dc MeXcIo. -. { y
,n.rrr.o de don francIsce |. Mader: ell Fucbla
(Tarde del is DC julio de lJllJ, JUNO Ayaia ID
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-28
CHICAGO BANK HELD
UP BY AUTO BANDITS

Chicago, Nov. 2S.--F'iNe motor ban
dts held up the Windsor Park State
bank, in South Chicago this afternoon
and escaped with between $500 and
$4,000 in cash Policemen in automo-
biles are pursuing them toward the
Indiana state line.
The bandits were aided in their OPP
erations by the unusual darkness,
which resulted from a smoke pail.
They drove up to the bank in big
touring car and four entered. Only
j. c. Christ, assistant manager of the
real estate department.; Harry John
son. a clerk, and Lawrence Ryan, the
teller, were in the bank. They elevat-
ed their hands when menaeed by re-
volNers.
The bandits emptied the money
trays into a sack, leaped into their au-
tomobile and drove southwark.
Meanwhile, Miss Josephine Christ,
Swear old daughter of Christ. started
to enter the bank. took in the situa
ton and withdrew. She ran to near
by drugstore and summoned the po-
lice, who arrived just as the bandits
car turned a corner several blocks
away.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-28
VIII Fortify System Against the Severest Weather

Right now you are on the thres-
hold of the most dangerous season OF
the year, when your system is called
upon to undergo the sevcrest test in.
resisting disease that is running ram
pant.
For now is the time when every
breath of air you inhale is laden with
germs that are fighting to find lodg-
ment in your system and set up their
campaign of destruction.
On every hand YOU see evidences
of Catarrh. with its distasteful and
nauseating symptoms. causing its vie
Tins to constantly hawk and spit in
an effort to prevent the air paSsa Ses
and throat from becoming stopped up
entirely.
And it is a common thing to see the
unfortunate victim OF the bronchial
germ. wheeling and coughing and al
most struggling for breath. II seems a
constant fight for the right to live.
Those afflicted with colds and grippe
are everywhere. Most dangerous of
all is the germ of pneumonia, that
deadly disease that carries off its VIC
tim with startling suddenness.
OF course everyone is familiar with
the suffering which the rheumatic has
to endure as winter comes on, and the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-28
BELGIUM KING IS
APPRECIATIVE OF WO

King Albert of Belgium made his
on Nov. -, the occasion for
expressing through Herbert Hoover,
chairman of the Commission for Re-
lief in Belgium, his high appreciation
for the work that commission is doing
for his country, and particularly of the
work during the last month, r. Il.
Bicknell, food administrator for Idaho,
learned today
The particular form of expression
was the sending of his autographed
portrait TO Mr. Hoover. a rare honor
coming from King Albert. who sell
dom makes a present of his photo
graph.
Although Herbert Hoover's time at
present is very fully occupied with the
great questions of the food administra =
ton, he is still chairman of Commits
sion for Relief in Belgium, and his in
terest in that country has not waned
in the least In the past few months
especially, he has carried the details
of the relief work in his mind, and to
him his associates on the Commission
for Relief in Belgium are constantly
submitting problems which they find
difficulty in solving.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-28
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ON WAR POLICIES

The directors of the Boise CONNER
cial club today adopted a report of the
clubs military committee containing
the following recommendations:
That the national administration be
asked
/. To send an overwhelming force
to France.
2. To intern alien enemies and en-
envy sympathizers whose conduct i'm
perils or impedes the war
s. To warn Germany that depart
ure by her from the rules of war will
not be endured.
L. To forbid the publication of Ger
man language newspapers and maya
zines in the United States during the
war
That congress be asked:
/. To eXpel any disloyaG members.
.. To declare that a state of war
exists with Austria, Bulgaria and Tur-
key.
g. To enact a law preventing ssu-
ance of new securities except by fed
eral license.
That it be recommended to the var
ious authorities to forbid the com
pulsory study of German in the pub
lie schools.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-28

intensity and regularity of his pains
The disease seems to take on added
severity at this season. and the little
pain demons run rampant in their
frenzied delight
Why Is 1t that SO many people fall
escape unframed? Isn't it true that
everyone is equally exposed to at
tack?
This is n very natural question. and
the answer is easily arrived at by a
little logical reasoning.
1t is quite true that practically ev-
eryone is equally exposed to attack
This Is a very natural question and
the answer is easily arrived at by a
little logical reasoning.
1t is quite true that practically ev-
eryone is equally exposed to the
dangers of disease. You are just as
liable to be attacked rs the man or
woman sitting next to you on the
street car. 1t all depends upon the
condition Of your blood supply.
If your blood is thin and impover-
ished and has been allowed to reach
q low state by the accumulation of
impurities, you have not sufficient vi
tality to resist these germ attacks and
they find a fertile field in your sys-
TEN to spread disease,
Your neighbor will easily resist the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-28

Identical attack because he believes in
prccaution and keeps his blood strong
and vigorous and absolutely free from
all impurities by the use of few bot
ties OF s. S. s. the standard old blood
purifier and tonic. He knows that the
source of all disease is in the blood.
and he is wise enough to keep his
blood pure at this critical season when
disease germs are lurking everywhere.
You can enjoy the same immunity
as thousands have been doing for
years. simply go to your drug store
and ask for a bottle of s. =. s., and
take it according to directions. You
will notice an immediate tonic effect.
for it will improve yonr vitality. and
few bottles will make you strong and
vigorous, and you will enjoy the buoy
ancy of perfect health.
And with your system kept In per
feet condition, you viii be safe from
the dangers now so prev aient.
Those who are afflicted with ca
tarrh. rheumatism, eczema, or other
blood troubles. or are in a general rum
down and debilitated condition. can
obtain valuabl medical advice from
our Chief Medical Adviser without
charge.
Address Swift Specific Co,
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga