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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
HINDENBURG ILL; LUDENDORFF HURT
luy A,.o,iatsd Pres, Diopatch)

ROME, Sept q. - Reports received here declare
Field Marshal Hindenburg very i'll and that the IN
juries recently sustained by Quartemaster-General
Won Ludendorff in railway accident in Belgium were
graver than at first supposed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
BIGGEST HYDRAULIC
PLANT EVER INSTALLED
ON KENAI PENINSULA

From, time +o time mention has been made in these
columns of the operation being carried ON by the hehal
Peninsula Placer Mines Company, Incorporated but our
citizens have little conception of the really mg hyaunc
plant that this company has just completed ON canyon
Greek
Some two years AGO Mr.. j. Il. Mcdonald a we'll
known mining man. made deal with old man Joe Wilson
(which he acquired the well known property on Canyon
Creek and subsequently this property was transferred TO
the Kenai Peninsula Placer Mines Incorporated and NJ
w. Howard, of Alabama. was elected president.
Mr. Howard who formerly represented this district IN
Congress- interested number of Southern capitalists III
the enterprise and the result is the best by Iar equipped
hydraulic plant ON the Kenai Peninsula and one OF the
best I'm Alaska.
The plant was just completed and ready to rum when
the recent food one of the worst known in the history OF
Alaska caused considerable damage to the plant thus de-
fer1fng active operation until next spring.
So quietly has the work been carried ON that the c-
zens of Seward are not aware of the tremendous import
ance of this enterprise The initial investment is quite
large and the successful operation of the plant will mean
the installation of large hydraulic plants all the way from
the head of Canyon Greek to Sunrise
Early in the spring the company will begin piping
and viii move not less than four thousand yards Of gravel
per day and the well known richness Of the Joe Wilson,
property insures the great success of the company.
They viii move more gravel i'm month than has ever
been moved i'm all these years Canyon Greek, Mills
Greek and all the tributaries of Canyon Creek and yet
millions have already been taken from the channels of
these streams by the primitive methods heretofore I'M
vogue.
The installation of this great plant marks new era
on the Kena Peninsula and we congratulate the gentle
men employed in the enterprise as we'll as the city OF Sew
ard as this is the natural gateway and outlet Of the rich
but mdeveoped country between here and Sunrise There
are untold millions of dollars in gold lying hidden in this
territory awaiting the enterprise of such corporations as
the Kena Peninsula Placer Mines and we predict for the
men who have made possible this splendid enterprise un
bounded success.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
HONORED BY FRANCE

The French government has decorated Mrs. Henry.
lIorgenthau wife of the famous American ambassador
at Constantnope with the ribbon Of the Legion of Hon
or in recognition of her work in the French hospital
there Mrs Morgenthau thanked in the name of the
French government for the splendid work done by her
among the French wounded ana i'll at the hospital in Con-
StantinOple.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
FIVE ARRESTED FOR
FAILURE To REGISTER

Five Russians arrested for failure to register under
the Act of May 18 1917 and proclamation of the Pres
dent June 60 1917 two of these, Temirboat KaraOnaf
and David Karaonof were found on the hearing to be
over the age limit and were discharged.
Kasim Warkwasof was found to be % years of age
and was held to the United States Grand Jury at Valdez
in October Two Others Nick Zogof and Temboat Ha-
daiiff, are held for further examination.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
DEFEATED
BY RUSSIAN WOMEN
IN VICINITY OF RIGA

PETROGRAD, Sept. q, = RuSsia's Battalion Of
Death composed exclusively Of women, engaged and de
eated the Germans today near Zegevod northeast Of Ri
ga The Teutons constituted the advance force of the
army that has been pursueng the Russian contingent
which recently evacuated Riga The defeated Germans re
treated in southerly direction
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
REV. PATTON TO HIKE WITH BOYS

Should the weather be suitable, Rev Patton will ac-
company all boys who wish to take the hike, to Mile 81
tomorrow to fish for small brook trout which are now
very plentiful The crowd will leave from the parson-
age promptly at eight o'clock Each boy should take a
small basket or vessel to carry fish in.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
FIFTY THOUSAND TOBE DISENFRANCHIsED

OTTAWA, Sept. 2l-Ffty thousand or for
egners will be disenfanchsed by the War Time Election
measure now before the House of Commons The aliens
in Canada number 752 1872 In Saskatchewan fourth
of the residents are aliens. In British Columbia the pro-
portion is 662 per cent.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
ADDRESS AT METHODIST CHURCH TONIGHT

Frank B. Benson travelling business man, and super
ntendent of the Gideons of the State of Washington
will give special address in the Methodist Church this
evening None can afford to miss hearing Mr.. Benson.
The address will begin promptly at eight o'clock tonight
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21

The report of the collector of customs shows that cop
per valued at slightly than four million dollars was
shipped from Alaska last month. The other exports
amounted to considerably more than $8OOOOO The fish
exports for the month were better than $4,000.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
WEATHER REPORT

The weather report at time of observation, ZOO a. m,
this morning, by the Alaska Engineering Commission,
gives the set maximum at Seward 81 degrees; rain for
the day with direction of The wind, calm
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21

Hindenburg and Ludcndorf are the two master minds
of the German military machine Many reports have
credited Ludendor the silent one with being the real
brains fthe combination Hindenburg has never moved
without his quartermasterg general He had him in his
successful campaigns on the Russian front and Luden
dor has been constantly Hndenburgs alter ego on the
eastern battle line
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21
NEITHER CAN WIN NEAR GORIZIA
By Associated Press Dispatch)

ROME Sept q. - Despite stormy weather today
fighting between Italian and Teuonc troops continued on
the heights northeast of Gorilla AS gaps were made in
the ranks Of both contending forces they mmed
atey filled The rival troops evenly balanced in
numbers in this crcumcrbed area that decisive victory
is apparently impossible for either side
FRENCH REPULSE GERMAN ATTACK AT NIGHT
~
PARIS, Sept. 21.-The official statement this fore
noon says that the German attack against the French
positions ON the Classmates Plateau repused with
heavy losses last night Shell fire used in the repse
GERMANY PLOTS TO CRIPPLE U. S.
WITH CARB0RUNDUM bombs"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1917-1918, 1917-09-21

The Admiral Farragut is due to arrive from Seattle
Sunday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Boys Norfolk
Suits, $8.75
With Extra Trousers

Undoubtedly an extra pair OF
trousers is good investment, in
that it practically doubles the life
of the suit. Even supposing it
was only half as much again --
that would mean that these $S.75
extra-trouser Norfolk suits would
stand you in about thirteen dol
lars worth of clothing service.
Three OF the newest models for
boys s to Is years.
SIS for Boys First I.ong-trouscrs
Suits; for boys 10 to 50 size. Sea-
sons newest pinch-back models. in
blue serge, fancy twecds and cassi-
meres.
SIS for Boys Refers and Top Coats
ages 3 to 10 years; blue serge, fancy
tweeds and shepherd checks.
$2.S5 for boys new Spring Wash
Suits; mostly in regulation STYLES
stripes, others of plain white, blue or
tan, with cuff on sleeve; patch pock-
cts and new Norfolk effects 3 to 10
years. --Gimbels. Third floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02

AS illustrated,
high backs, ma
hogany fra III c 5
covered in various
colors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Wonderful Display of Living Room Suites and
Separate Pieces-SaUe Average Fourth to Half

$l0O Davenport, brown velour or
tapestry, g it. long, ball claw feet, at
$40.
SOS Davenport, covered in denim,
mahogany frames, special at $35.
$50 Armchair or Rocker to match,
in denim. at SIS each.
800 English Lounging Chair, COW
cred in tapestry, at $4S.
SIPS Davenport, 9 #. long, spring
seats and arms, at SIS.
$50 Davenport, overstuffed high
spring back and seats hair-filled, loose
cushions, covered in blue velour, at
SIS.
English upholstered Sofas, green
and maroon morocco leather, loose
cushion seats, high spring pillow back
and arms, at 500, value $l20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Weekend Subway Store Savings
$5. 65 for Boys 81 so Norfolk Suits

Each with extra pair lined trousers, OF
third.
Made of Island cloth-new! Also other
fect-htting pinch-back coats, three-piece belts
fitting collars. For ages to II years -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02

$l64 Davenport and Armchair, ma
hogany frames covered i'll blue velour,
at $S2.
SIPS Sofa and Armchair, covered in
tapestry, at $a5.
$40O Davenport and Armchair, ma
honanv frames covered in silk damask,
down cushions, at $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
rINPEI G Wish All Philadelphia Stores Woule
01MOLAO Join Them in Good Service and Growth
February's Furniture Sale
Is Continued to March 10th


a ouru rni
possible valuable
o
o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
SpOrtuSsdh
Neckfxings
Are Very Smart

The sports idea is strongly IN
trenched in neck fiXings for women.
These are the latest arrivals;
Sportussah Collar and Cuff Sets in
oyster white, Madonna blue, gold and
coral bordercd in white Georgctte
crepe, mystic stitched designs an
additional touch, At 81 a set.
Convertible Nestecs, one side OF
Sportussah in oyster gray the other
of soft shimmering white satin. At
$2.25.
Collars of Sportussah beaded, lace
trimmed and hand embroidered. Nari-
ously at ST to $2.25.
-Gimbels, Neckwear Store, First floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Women's High Lace Boots-Special,

and just when everybody says
shoes are frightfully high! High
lace boots of black kid; high lace
boots with black kid vamp and white
tops; high lace boots of dark
brown kid; patent leather boots, but
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Nlcnncifcts pcioe.
&liucr hi tiI1ut forunuolct til en-
SHmlln0 S%illcpattcr?

On irouit &Ulc har auitiact De
rclniulCr al M}cnneitct9 N0ioc libcr
2Iorct 1910, o. ON man pcl fife fan
Qoo no ira, at bans Ncrclninqcr cr
nbIoht po~oIlocllnc laa monQler 5,
OoQ life lin &ntcrc2ic.
) 1910 par DtioocIhoiocn Tor en-
Mono l.75 Nictcr, / 1890 par ser
1.GS N}ctcr, i 1920 1.6G Dieter Ior
uurDTrcu0c cr 0cu l.G2 Wictrr. 81
ter oiaic (ul tror 0cu irouifc 2r1C
GA at iunnc bcreQnc ~Ntcnuclfenc.
III iorifieIliQc Meioe belt 'tOcu ETA.
bcIlcl2 Gage oI tIlliQc al tuuuc be.
itcumc, b0iIfcn @ienucmiuit2haio,
q 1icmcitc oil bouc 7. Or. pco }lar
1000 citcr Arliut2.
otter bans @crcduiuQcr uoljorOc
Sc ieritc Nicnncitcr. 6eioc life min.
orc enc 80 Nictcr.
Fou Hriitj Elo buuOc Wcuncifcnc
en- @eIOc al 27l U}ctcr % pou alrl
ocn Storca Cio al 80 Dieter.
2lnr 1000 c'tcr ariitus ifal Den.
ncltcta NejOc uurc bIcuct / Ocn @rao
'ormtnNitct al Den life uolior mere
cHo O.3! DIR. q Tool6clc Den.
ncitciITatcu Ujl on uUra iorrano,ct
til en- SomIinl &jucputtcr
Zen SIutuiuQ iom ocu lrr0c ser.
re oro0cr al oi5ic @crclniuacr, cr
life minorc mtorcsiaut emo icluc &c.
rcHuiuIcrnc. "Nr Mariner os uun'la
beltcmt &crocug Gnoc, iiQer han.
Tor Wcuncifcnc bIiucr citcrhaauorn
iaa imoo, at &c ioriUmocr ira ,\ar.
oeH2 Sueriluoc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
80 Sofa &puitnntin
iprluo Wr0fcntono.

p,,
/. Ntu |'rgN "'t e' "p'''Ioo'oSl'
,eI!'l F''t' "g'.''". ''tHy',CG ~.
o''"" q vi u'''o''''S ~'''I''' ~
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p"o l'a ''"t M,''''.c"'t w pg.'' 0'''
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ps'e'i'' o'0H "lu "l'''oI.' po'
t''".'"' |''L "0' N'"'a' ''", W." ''
IJ"'''IN' no. ~ WV '1.'I, >'','''''
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nan 'ou 'ot'iftCI oa ouol p'lu''t''
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pc'Ic. 'o u ',''l' So"H l''N St''
,'''8(I O9 u'.'Oc' n"'',.',r' "o,"'
p''' ''"' F'''''V''y l''C 'l'''u' H'"'''
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u''.o'9 ""o''.IH'f0'V 'l'lp' ollp'
c''' 80 ~ ~" ~" ~" ""'
~ -" y" ' '
".''
S'I''l'ttir . ro''N lo''Q@ S'l'''.
"''i' p'l'''el'0 100 O'r 9'ooo, o'ier'
p8 0e''f'' ira 'lrrc oa ''f' "'''Iio''
Hol''oIii'i @ollaei' toiiIlcr no
t'IOe Ell ooOciI 9i'tonlooii, tI"ot I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

graf Sofu@ gic2uolo. @oor. or nplip
QIitc.
Nuarmauo Nuutou Nrilticu @Ier.
tc t9tcitoual I Cuitcic or unli9 600.
Sans Nro0er &ridt Nptucu od en- So
tier cr oaiaa ponorct bort liOcu gtnt.
aar.
Nlt2mouo Nlruc @iUrc. SoIoal /
Cuitelc. bIeu bcQraucu lite Sunt. San
blcp ooifiuilt ouCr 50 Nar QomnIcI.
Nrnc @iUre uor al Sen Qohc, aauIc
Ntalm Sctg % itcrt Arbelo2tur, lonr
life Guic0c hucrtCu &eir elcr 9luo.
Nan aif Qiernc bariohct til larat rem
pan Soften ! fin Iaugc 2cuctih ban.
oC han life pUrct ina. ca ha Tie
Ioat ut mclr tc' Coftar cru q Crt
$50 Crc). "a "a poo @narltIonifIc,
co Jeff ilif Elm beiGttc Suuaciingcr q"
Nrouit SchuIi or uulig 900, 80 Mar
laumrI. Nun uar &apcuau / llNcn2s
Uurl ira 1895 til 1902. ga han no
uupute5 Ill SoQncprcit i SolQcn. )
1907 bIeu han Qrouit / Horore Otter.
Nolcn o. / 1912 SoQucprcit til 9}ca
N~alliuQ00l. llnocr III CphnIh | Ill.
lcu9uaul nirfroc han mcQct cmfriul
Ii MicniRhcocn uco rclilioic (olcr %
GorcoroR % crhpcruCoc lla mango
Ncnucr.
lt -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28


"'''.I'S''o' I'a''ter IlA u. 0oht nice
ell S'o09 "al'ai'9rl'. "a HorAen
CT IoN'i''I no Poa NoiIlt 'oloer Que
poo N'| "It er >'''en2 niue ili''
l'''otoa'''e az ell 'o1te Nh'ten 'on'
0're% M % Q q t'oeN'or @toio'l
oell''r 10 aro'ie Sttoc o9 oeo Slocf
az Gem 70 'roii''' Sorp'ooo0ooe n'eo
''uI''' N'ol
No''8'u 'rloer 'rel' lleIIciii ma.
i'I''' "'''l''''''r StoiNtoltIh
N'"'lohl'u ilii'liIc@ o0 ooi'tc@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
belt cp$tcppet med Ratarrb?
Bvorfor vedbli med nsdbjeIpSmid|er?

Mioler, Der Inn nuar Sperluben. Sor a
blipe beiriet for Sotarrb muu Ou lage Sp9.
bomsipirerne IN al bit Blob.
EortrinIi9e ReiultOter er blepne roppor-
tsreoe ira %ru9eu al S. S. S, builfe iulS.
itGnoi9 beirier bit Sloo ioy 6atdrrbens
Spirer, mob bpilte bet ct ct periett Artibote.
S. s. S. lGleeS az ale 2tpothetsre. Nuis
bu euifer gGgeroao meo {,enipu til Sebano-
ling al bit e9et perionlige SiIfGloe, ifrir
ioa9 Ill Gbiei Meotcal Aouiier, Sipiit Spe-
CHIC So, 3ept. $50, a~tluutu, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
19t4-19tS
NcrScnsfrigcm

lNartcf, Nr0 og VIlleoer.
st prGgtigt % ~initrnftiut Scite meS
DC iiOite Starter oper DC friaiprrn.
DC Snnoe.
llomcrf,oc @iQcocr ira SEN onre.
~rifonifc NCr OF 6laaoc % ira Irou.
teruc / europa, ira aumpcns 0coc uu
ira %iOct Sfuttcrlraucnc. Riac0er
al Sluqifrbc. lln0cruauOSbaa0c Rep.
p~aIinCrc, aanouer, Wincr, "Sunfs
oiu. TotograHer al Sc friaiarcuoe
@auoc2 Statsoucrboococr OF ficuote
Wtpuo
@lf 2Uicitoiict nrau nrpncs en-
Co1boQ over Nriacn9 uiQtiQitc Hrr.
oeIier Iiac iiocu N}or0ct paa grfchcr.
hIl Tron5 Ecroiuauo / Saraieuo Sen
2Soc (<luli 1914 Tt5uocn Grpiiocnt
g3ilioug biitoriirc Nltoifa6 til SION.
Hrcaicu BEN Poem Npril iuar o1
Observation-Disclosures al Ste 9Cpril /
Tin 0aIbco.
Gcttc Scitc or pnn GngclIt.
Eris 30 Gents clcr ION Trrmic
meO "Eoiteu~ at 2lar St.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Sprsitnins % 6nralins pil aloris
helbrcDe OiQ.

aaarrb er pla9iom nof, naar ben opitop=
per bine NGicbor % SIftrer, foraario9enoe
imsrteiulOt og panlteIi9t NouoeorGt iolnt
andre llbeboselisbeoer DEN ben pirfeIi9e
,Sare tommer, uaar ben naar bine Sun9er.
Serior burbe bi itror fatte 8i9ti9bebeu
al ben rette gebauoIins, o9 life ipiIoe no
oen Sib / Grperimentertns nteo uGrotlpie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Sra Paroanoer.
SDrtio % Srrnoielsnpo. - Spsic-
bal. = st itprt &einnlrg. - Sc-
itcaulen. - Sistcren Gems Sucbt.
- SRA Gploal. - Ilifens SDgbc-
mt.

grpnoicIsipergSlnaolct bar, iipr /
gperne, / ben ienere Sib pGret Mar
Tag til tore @efpmrinqer. &ultiIier.
ielen er blepen ubctpbeIia, oa oct rim.
&c anuntlin1, iom fan i~faiieS, itnnr /
I'll iuimlenoe hpi Gris. Set iperae5
oerrpr ON &co / itor llbitrGfning.
Stog til SrGnoicl bar ri nnf al men
%llohil0it % transport ifoiier nteqct
Nrbcioc % trpngcr Itor SolfcbiFlp.
Spbcfolfrin0cn ~ iiGr / &riitionia
- freezer, of bpiS life Sanomanocn
0rcicr at lfofic oct n%ebpcnoiac, ifaI
Staten toqe Jig al bette % poa Ell eli
Ter alloen Moaoe Jorge ior, at grpno-
fel fon erbolbes til biaig Eri$.
Spis Ell -&aanoperfer pua 2anbct
erten fife fan Ifoffc Tenge til Te0,
eler Ser life er SEQ at ioa fiobt, ioa
bar ban iin1pcltbcn ingcn onoen llo-
bel emo at rtsle til'fogS og nirfe no
nogle Same. Spi3 &riitionia oioroe
liQeruiS, blep Der inqcn @rUnoielSnpb
/ @pelr. Men, Ga Der bar Gale ON,
at Ell Gel Observation-Disclosures ira
&ri'tiailia ifuloe op / SItcr0olcn paa
@eobugit, blep Scr giort aQe SloQS
Slopenoinqer. Get Ter lb til.a Oet
mere og mere gnnr / ben Hctnin0 bare
at frGbe % freeze al Staten lloell
Iclu at bile tagc ct arafttag for at
fon1lne oper DC ppritc &anifeliqbeoer.
s ct "StortinQSbrep" ifriner NilS
Sfoar bl. a.: "@cpiIiinoanc til alt
ilu0s G~prtibsbieIp og til StatSoper-
%tafclie op forificQigc SIogS pigtiQe
NnlfaffelIer bar pore git nteo goo og
piQig Silie, og MOTTO runoclcgt. Get
tpffieIt enoaa pern ~forlitc. Wcl1
Statsfasicns Gpne til "a itao / alt
bette bar ogio Ell @rcnia; og euboo
Snltefterne bar ~tiIilote bra, o9 ser
cr paolagt baroc Sfottar % Ipoiitcr,
10 Ger BET belit mprft 1T Tor Statsfos.
len. Nnl er no fomen / NnIpar for
iprre Sumar pebfommenoe "Yropi-
anterinaen", pg Der mac |iiffert nof
mart tafait mp eft mt fort StatS.
liam. Goar proinpre "StatSs
gi9lb" bar Sumaren 1914: 357
Ofia. ar., Sumoren 1916: 1913 Wfia.
Ser, og er bel no umfring $50 Wtia.
&r. - Wteu set er fife berre Itore og
ertraoroillrre 9epiljinqar iom ut
frepit, BET er ogio forifieaige
Observation-Disclosures. SoIeiS
mco G~arepriIar (Wtarimalpriiar o.
Winimolpriiar), for oo boloa rime.
lege @renior for Trobuienten3 og
SSiarenS arap poa bog Tris og for
Sorbrltfarcns (aipparenS) arap paa
bileg EriS. 90 iolciS og mco
Sreignings (Grpropriaiions-) 2oper.
Ger er no utfome ileirc life Soper;
pa Del nlao tpffiait nofio nprgaaon0c
mot Den pripate Wtam % bans lame
Hett. Stat og &omunulla fan gripo
itcrft inn / bans SipleiQo. Set bar
maot glerait 10, foroi Del poroe 6or.
bolo frep oct, og BET lett fan bli perre,
10 BET Ipprit Inn aa aopenou NeD."
Spsiebol / Snrbanger bar / Sc ic-
mere slar un~oergauet r1 glenncmgri-
benbe Soralorilng. Ser er III llobpg.
oct 10000 ST. Gen ~iteritc Gel al
Sen cleftriife Gnergi iom uopiflc3 /
Spsieoal goar til DC itorc GnrbiO. %
Gpnamiofabrifcr / Sbbn. Sor SiOen
Dor Scr 1000 Wemeifcr / Spsieoal.
Iuar Inl9ggene er fGrbig oil bel OIL
tagelig 9lntaqet pprc itcget til 1000.
Ger er MI llburbeioet fltloitGnoig
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-05
FORMER CONGRESSMAN GOT PAY FOR A GERMAN
 PR0PAGANGA IN U. 5.
(By Review Leased Wire).

NEW YORK, May 4.-Former Rep resentative Frank Buchanan receive 7 S5OO0 for his service as president Of Labor's National Peace Council, ac- cording ro testimony given today by Ernest Bohn, secretary of the Central Federated Union of this city, who was treasurer of the council.
 Buchanan is on trial with Captan. Franz Rintelen of the German navy and six others on charges of conspir- ing through the council to fomenl strikes which would disrupt the mu- nitlons trade of the entente in this country.
 The witness testified that while con- nected with the council he felt uneasy as to the sources of the funds with which it was financed. He always was assured, he said. that the money came from business persons" who sympa- thized with the peace movement.
 Bohn definitely connected Buchanan Herbert B Martin, former Represer- tative II. Robert Fowler, David Lamar. Jacob C. Taylor, Frank s. Monett and Henry Schulteis with the work of the council.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-05
BANK OF BISbEE ID TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS
 ID LIBERTY LOAN
Warren District Residents Urged To Do Their Share in Providing Funds To Be Used For Pressing the War.

The United States government, through the Bank of Bisbee, is offer ing men, women and children the op- portunity of helping out in the war with Germany by subscribing to the two billion dollar Liberty Loan. It will be found by glancing over the history of the greatest swars that those who helped finance the s-cug- gles did as much for their countries as those who went out on the firing lines. In the American Revolution, Robert Morris became famous, not as soldier, but through his untiring work in securing subscriptions and loans with which to help Washington and his staff provide clothing, food, munitions and supplies for the revolu- tionary army.
 Every resident of the Warren dis trict will not be able to take an active part in the war, but every one can do his or her share by subscribing to the Liberty Loan. M. J. Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee, an nounced yesterday that the bank would receive subscriptions to the gov ernment loan and forward them to the United States treasury without charge. The entire facilities of the bank have been placed at the disposal of those who desire to subscribe to the loan. Subscriptions will close June 15. Liberty Lean bonds will bear three and one-half per cent in terest per annum. Thousands of res idents of the east and middle west have subscribed to the Liberty Lon already and it is hoped that the west, and particularly the southwest, will step forward at once and prove that it is not tagging in this kind of pat riotism.
 The following telegram has been received by the Bank of Bisbee regard ing subscriptions to the Liberty Loan:
 Bank of Bisbee,
 "Bisbee, Ariz.
 Government will receive subscrip- tions until June fifteenth for two bil- lion dollars three and one-half per cent liberty loan you can render invaluable services to your country by receiv- ing subscriptions and cooperating with Federal Reserve Bank your district Will you kindly do this and telegraph me government expense soon as prac- ticable rough estimate amount of bonds you think will be subscribed by you and your costumers.
 "(Signed) W c. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury"