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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
Jaapranista.
snOmaluineR labetpsieatnaaia tertop
fiss1sies Fsasss s&slis
misliiffeen ilabnttaipis-
ia tmlofiiSta.

2GbetpI. 6. Sammio firjoittaa
Nuor. p~stapiIle lGbetpstp0stG Sibas-
ia m. m. ieuraatpao:
SIen etiinpt ulitta fofousbuonetta,
entiien biioneen ~pienul6en iefa cpd.
mufoipulioen t1boen. Gorpasta etfts-
fclpst1 buoIimatta ei uiitto Doitu
lopt1G, ioten ei mluta FUN ponbm
talon foriaamiieen iefd loaientami-
ieen. Spo festi ldbes 8 wiiffod ia
tuli mafIamaan 100 penid, ionfa
iumman porempiin aifoibin asti o.
lemme tGalI1 IGbetpfieIIe Iainana
foonneet. = Ealolla on npt miiotoa
Ief1 bptpd tunne iofaiieIla iiidanas-
tiesia, fun ie on waloiia, tilaapa ia
fist. Toin 80 benfilod moipi nut
farpasti penfiIlG istua, mltta erifois-
t~ilaiinafiisiu moin,me ian6a diiddn-
mabtumaon $50 benfiloGfin. = Ii-
noa puute, ia Ie on iuliri puiite, on
Ie, eta papin airnto e. delicious
buoneen p~btepoesfd. Niin iiis iat-
fl,rt pbG monien muoiien Sioan epa-
tobta; firffo, lastentarbo, papin a.
iunto, ldbetpsioarnaaian ainnto ia
naisldbetin aiunto, faiffi eri paifois-
ia. SamG epdfobta oliii iaataipo
foriatiifii pifemmin iefa raballiielta
ettd tpon menestpmiien fannalta. Sa
ielpGG on, eta air,oa tppppttdipd rot
fai5u on Iopitpan rafennusrpbmGn
uifaanlaaminen palhpelemoan fdptdn-
noIIiIesti min monia tarfoitifiio
fuin mabooIIista. Wiitta millointo
t1mG moi t~oteutlio Inn ie on rabafp-
Ipmps ia fristittpien ioiiffo, iofo
tGGlIa pardiIlaon tarfoitista tporten
foettaa paroia ferGtG, wield tuerrot-
tain pieni2 -
SptpdGn aitaan Simalan ielfpds-
I'd iob6atafiesta fiiitenfin iaimme at.
taan tdmGn fertaiien fofoiisbuoneem-
ME Iaoienentffer, fila beti tpalmis'
httia iaopiti tdrne Sibaamfin lao
ioIIo etponfeloimismatfaIIodn Saap
ponisio flulliiaia 2onamori @icbito'
mo niminen benfiIo. OrIen entiner
~boIIihifien fortea tpirfamies iefd fell
Iniieno fiert1npt pIi toto Sooppanir
buomathrna Observation-Disclosures pii
buiono, on bGt, npt tpanboiIIa pdi'
wiIIGGm uioeIIeen bebfttfnaon liefeb
tineen n~iioriniben tistcnia ia tauSon
ia peIastisto .iosscotpon ittonio pa
foittamanc ppbittdptpnpt ptiinomodr
larishaffen etponteIiisutin tobisttf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
1uMaIa q anna it$edSM
piIkAta.

Minttomia tpomtiebid oil mGenrin-
teeIId uieritt6mdsia titffeia obiiisof-
iauoon ioteert iotu mpoten ne fifte
f~tiIietettiim oIempona oIetpoom iaboan
TpSmiesten iorrfosia of mp0s erds
-itfmalattomnioestonn ttnnettii niio-
rufoinen. ltieito iatoio tiifteia oil
rubfoitiiniit testeIIe mdfed ia BEN
feniG tuoaroIIa uieni rtainitt,i riiorti,
fainen foettamonit irroittaa ttffeia.
Setfiien tpostenneltpddn bGnele ie
onnisttifirt. @ofo hfffiribfa alfoi
futreIId rpmindrL6 fpierid ioteo fob-
ii. Wisoriitninen foetti rientdd ipr-
iGiin, rtittta io,rtiti tiiffien ollie, ia To-
10 ttfftiptitsc tpteri bdneu plttfenid.
a,rmpponit batieIitpot bolntnntdIpei-
ma ia IiruIipot bdnen muiertiuuott
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
Giifemiebet, iotfa st,at iImsitaS
meet Iebbesidmme, etuat tsIIeet 5ap.
rnaamaau, ettd Mnttaia.Iehbesfd tan.
uattaa ilmpittoa.

fliolioafii, miitta iitiiretii ibmeefieen
buomoiipot be bGnen dipatt lotf-
Northumberland. Gen fiiaan ettG
nliorutainen oIiii fiittdnpt Sintalad,
iofo min ibmeelliiesti oil peIastonitt
bGnet narmasta fitolemosta, pdGstt-
fin bGn iltiistaan faiibean ~ia6atufien
loliuen:
Sept Ell perfeIe boitaniit tointania
fun eli ottamit miriia.
Spo iobosfa on tGpoesH 5dpmnts.
ia. Sprin6 on boupsa b~rifntookun-
Sp0miebet otpot faiffi = fitfin pai-
talIaan = totmesiaon. GtfiG buo-
moafpat Re mititartan finmppanit
b~oriubtoen ia ioooen isfiin ~pGibdnid,
faat1ruan permannoIIe ia rtenettd-
ipdrt taiuntania. Soi5et fttmppanit
fantoitpat bGnet IGbeiieen a~ittmtoort
10 ldDeffupnf bdtemladrt bett ld1fdrtd.
Sabanraamiin torttuneesta pitlidI0s
I'd oil BON iaamit Min onfarot istttn
padbdnid, ettd pddfaIIo boIteii. Sd
net tpietiin fttte iairosbiioneeieer, mis-
I'd BON hisfin hiIematta taiuibinia
fobta fiolt.
Sdmd oil fontd niiorutainett, iobo
p~uinmiiitomia pai1piG iitte of Min
ibmeeaiiesti peInstinat tpornastS
fiiolemtostn.
StntoIa 81 anna itfednf6 piItnta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23

leen ia iaaipiittaafin iiind bdmmas-
tpttGnGd m~enestpstG. Wisid ban
lpaan eiiintpp, tulepat ibmiiet iot-
fottain flllemaar. = Soasiafin
fofoontui funafin folmena eliintp-
misiltana n. S00-t000 benfiloa, ia
ptiinfertaiien miitta bppdn pubeen
moimalla fosfetetti1inn iuuret ioufot
ilnlaiiipat bal,inla liittpd ustoon.
Sioasia oil t1llaisten nimeniG totult.
oen etiij1in iouffoon merfinneioen III
FIJI 536, nGist1 160 meifalGiieen firf-
toon. Soufosia on iangen waifiitus-
pdHoiiiufin henfiloitd. aiitos ia
~bdmmGstps on tdpttdnpt i~pbammem-
.nae tdLlfi{asta tsanbnr il -nfiiufertni-
fen efpomfeliumin totiii6en uiiOesta
woitosta. &annmoriian pitt iotd IT,
ia iaman piibeen, tarfoituffella pbte-
nd iltana eiittGd fr~istinmsfon iifGllon
Canaan iii1ll0r iafoi bGn tolmeen: 1
Opt SumaIasta. 2 Oppi ipnnistG,
3 Oppi Iunastiffesta. &listafin fob.
oosta pub,,i tunnin, ioten pube oil
pitfG mutta Ell iuinfom uaipttdapd.
apll1pG t,,lipot ielpifii. Offend IL
tana tooella eniifertalainenfin fr. rs-
Ton iii6ll0n iaattoi pmmartaG eifG G.
iitpfienG a~iiasta, paan aiion, Ell put
beend elpanfeliumista foam eiuanfe-
liumin. Sar,poin olen elm. Min to-
riipttGfpGn pofuittntpasti, min ettG
tooella iofoiien iuni, plpeimmGnfin,
tuffeuti,i, fiilill,it piibnttofuan Jpn.
nist6 ia emf fertaa Saappanisia Min
firffaasti ia ibanasti iiiaisfuoleman
armon. 2Gpitunfetpana paifatteena
iefG pubeesta ettd ~perioonasta idd
mufnutus fristiniisfon 11rettOmGsta
forfeuoesta muiben ~usfontoien rim
nalla, fen tooeIliiui,spobiasta ief6 en-
nenfaiffea benfiiestG Woimasta, io
jentGboen ibmtiiet if1Gnfliin itiestddn
tafertupot "BpbdGn aiiaan" baluten
"tulId &anamori iifon puoluelaiiifii"
Saarnaaminenon &anamori iifon ia
nojen mlifaan "taistellia", ~"iielnnien
,palIoitlista", ionta tpulmistufieen
tarrpitaan palion omafobtaista paas-
too ia rrfousta. SentGboen ban oi-
no iltapubeen eoelld TOTO iltapdiiuGn
paastoo ia rufoiIee biliaiiuubesia. So
ieiiraifiet fpIlG nGfprpdt perioonalli-
iesia toimesia. &itnpa SiimaGa NIT
%antaiii nellie tpointaa plGpitdmGdn
nGit1 ieiirniffia, fasipottamaon ndi-
I'd monia iieliia eteenpdin totttli6en
tiellG ia tersueelliien opin tintoon.
8aifeata ie on riippiien ifderoitif-
iesta, tointet ia olopaiffoien eroa-
ipaifnioesta, ioi6en tdbSen fotoufiiin
tuIo m6drdnifdna on tpditeata. al
id iGIeIIe rt,ritta fiiit fo6isia tdpnti,
tetno iofa ,pie paIion ditaa rtittta on
baiisfaa.
@olmeit tuiiooert erifois etponfeIi-
oimisIiife Sooppanisfa on MT Iop-
piin,tt. IeiIId on ipptd fiittdd Ser
roa, ettd fen oitpnt fpiimeiiini pdi-
mind Siimala iobootti tdnne tdmdr
@anamori ~ponbuffep, ia iuniri bGner
iilId fiten on ~ieiitlntnte ioomtt etpon-
~feIirnista fosteltffen, iota ei ole or
Tut Observation-Disclosures .tuqst,tstniio
ia ionfa taIctfett l,tiilift merfitfepdr
! fu1irto ostelta tpSsfdmnte ebeenpStn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
nitun lufpun a%lfupuolen.

J gan IulteflIau1 otIeQ1a plIanDt tdlt'
fla mitG MT full. @rinomattain b
ii ban len, mitd uuoesta ipntpmiiestt
oil luetti, oleuan l0pbaa ia efiptta.
mad.
Mariinfaan ei ban bpp1tlpnpt mai
tG %ianoia: Sofa npt ei riipu ianas-
ia tiinni, lpaan tabtoo mllulla iafpaI-
la Senfe1 ia Sengen maifutusta etiiG
ia tdiittdG, ban erebtpp; iilld Jos bG-
men pitGG uuoesti ipntpmdn, min eli
iiibcn enempad taripita, fuin ie ettG
BIN antaa itieniG weoelld fastaa, Of
tua waarin buminasta, ie on: ianas-
ia, ia fen omistaa usfoIla. SGll1 to-
,poin ban Sumalan waltafuntaan III
0esti ipntpp, ipaan mlriiten ie Ell moi
~tapabtua."
Saarnan luettua ianoi iidntd nun,
tamia ianoia lGsndolemain feboituf-
iefii muistamaan tastettania, fiitt6-
mddn Serraa iiita erinomaiiesta ar
mosta, eta 9Gn iiinG on ottanllt mel
I'd lapiifienia ia tabtoo meta ieIlai-
limo pit6a. los me moan usfoIIo SD
nesiS fiinni riipr,mme. ia ios me o.
Ipmmefin bSnestS I%uonuneet m !SSr
f,,itenfin moImis meit6 ormoibiuSo
ottomoon. f,,u me t,,nnustomme inn,
timme tnbSomme .S9ueu omon,o oIlo
IN usfoIIo f;innnmme siiben Iunost,f
Teen ia ormoon iofo Seeiufieslo Qris
hutiesSo nellie t~onobt,nut on. N,,-
beenio ronett; bSn rufo,,fieIIo ia mir
rem meiioomoIlo.
'''s'a 'oe.l"a" 'Opaa e. 0eppa
"e", lO''e iu.'.a wy. VI wu"
"e"' 'o'a u..u"'a e,.ou p'ou
'uu' ''o'' pa9''' a.ua "'
"aa. ~ .u"l"' aO' .aeta ao'
'a" '''Oaiu y" ~ ' NV
n' a"eslu 'e.'ui' ""t" "'
v gun G. i''u "'au"
aat"esta ~ puta 'ouu''
s'v' ..'u'''u '.u veu
pu." 9u'' "'etm o"' u"'p''uu
uuu'! o'eolu S"' 'up''u
n"ua'. iollia ~ pu.
Ia, lo'la l"a"''n "uai e,~.'ua'u'!ei ~.
usum.uS:s.ss n..r.a
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m~~..~ssN Ys-r
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III 9
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ss., ;.s,,.rs :, h.;.s o;,a onou,r,;,, ,n,,
~, !. ,,,r,,u,,n,,,,,on ,,n.o,, mor-
e., s-,,u,4,u,. .,,a t,,ro,,,,t ,orr,;sor-
r. snornouo o;,o oromm;r moh,r;sto-
t,,;.; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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'e'.p."ns:~.s..ss s..,..s o..u
''.'1.sp""sr. 80 -;
$500. r,.tono, hs,,o, t;r;,;,n,o
49, a.n"Ism~"E~
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
Viela on


Paljon pidettyja Lunas-
tettujen Lauluja, joita
myyn IS sentilla kappa
leen niinkauvan kuhn
~varastoa riittaa. That
kaa heti osoitteella:
w. M. Johnson,
Bx 814 Telluride, Colo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23

@tela Suomesia of 10 fetp6dn OF
reito, fun Seppdnen ~ioutfoineen ID
bestpi tpaimonia fotitalod. Rdian
irpuien pienet aIiit ontoifpof oafuis-
tao Iusnnon ~berdGmistd taItpen iines-
ia. aounis fefpdinen limo berdtti
matfttstoipoiiisSa tpieldpd feriGIdifis-
Sdfin iIoifen mieIen. 6~,triimmattin
riipeiipot Dtoitpomodr,, ettd iirrfeot a.
iot fliitenfin terron Ioppuifituot. 81
militia OF fpIId ipp fiittdi SitmoIoo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
Julius Bentzen
Electric Co.

Kaikellaisia sShk5tarpeita
Huoneiden langoitus erikoisala.
1sl Aurora 50. Tronwssds Ma.
vastapaxk Kirjast. Tell. sea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
Documentary Stamps on
Business Menu From
Date, Checks ExcepteP

i original issue of certificates of stock
either on organization or reorganiZa
ton, of face value of 500 or fraction
To meet the practice in some states
of issuing stock without face value
| it is specified that the tax shall be
laid on the actual value if there is nc
face value.
For drafts or checks payable other
than at sight or on demand, and for
promissory notes and their renewal,
the tax is 2 cents for each 500 or
fraction. This levy will lay burden
particularly on the banking business.
Ordinary bank checks are not tax.
able
Realty, conveyance and deeds are
taxed so cents where the value Of the
interest conveyed is between $100 and
$500, and 80 cents for each additional
$500 or fraction. Deductions may be
made OF only lien or encumbrance
remaining on the property at the time
of sale.
Before any parcel post package may
be accepted by a postoffice it must
bear, in addition to the regular post
age, revenue stamps amounting to
one cent for each % cents postage or
fraction. n
Passage tickets to transatlantic,
South American, or other ports not in
the United States, CANDIDA or Mexico
are taxed according to a sliding scale
running from 81 on tickets costing
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
INDUSTRIAL SERVICE
BUREAU WILL STUDY
LABOR ADJUSTMENTS
Dean Marshal of School of Com
merce, Chicago University, in
Charge
DEALS WITH PROBLEMS
OF WAR EMERGENCIES

Washington, Dec. 1.-PreparatiOns
for greater governmental aid in ad'
justing labor supply to war needs
were put under way today by the
council of National defense with the
appointment of L. C. Marshall, Dean
OF the school of commerce, and ad.
ministration of the university of Chi.
cagO, as chief of newly created sec,
ton on industrial service.
The new section will undertake pre-
liminary investigation of the increas-
ing number of labor problems arising
in direct ratio to the growing demands
for war supplies. This inquiry, it is
announced, will have four main OBJ
jects:
To determine present and proba BILE
future demand for labor in war indus.
tries;
TO determine in connection with
the priorities committee of the war
industries board the relative priorities
of the labor demand;
Ito arrange for the supplying OF the
demand through the department of
labor or such other governmental or
civilian agencies as can best meet the
demand, and,
20 To determine the needs for dilution
of labor, including the Introduction of
women into industry, and to recon.
mend policies to be followed in re-
gard thereto.
When the facts have been estab-
lished in the case Of labor shortage
handicapping any line of industry, the
counsi; will look to representatives OF
the Workers to supply available men.
Everything suggestive of coercion
or CONSUMPTION Of labor apparently is
being avoided by the council.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
TWIN CITY TRACTION
ALTERATION TENDS
TOWARD NEW CRISIS
Minneapolis City Council Adopts
Resolution Proposed by the
Strikers
SEEKS FEDERAL CONTROL
FOR PERIOD OF THE WAR

Minneapolis, Mimi, De-. 1.-The
labor situation in Minneapolis and St.
Paul growing out of the CONTROVERSY
between the Twin City Rapid Transit
company and the advisability of SYM
pathetic strikes was discussed by
union leaders in the two cities.
Several hundred union street car
men, reinforced by more than thou
sand sympathizers marched to the
city hall and pesented to the city
council resolution urging the ma
tional council Of defense to order the
reinstatement OF the union men or to
take over the street car lines in the
two cities for the period of the war.
The city council adopted the resolu.
tion tonight with but one dissenting
vote.
Company officials, in reply to TEL
egram from Secetary of War Baker
and the federal department of labor
urging arbitration, declared that the
differences already had been submit
ted to arbitration and pointed to the
order of the state public safety COM
mission instructing the men to dis
card their union buttons and return
to work.
ut is clear case of 20 per cent of
the company's trainmen trying to
force unionism upon 80 per cent, or
over. 800 of our men," President HOr-
ace Lowry wired Secretary Baker, adj
ding that he could see no reason for
again attempting arbitration.
Evidently fearing recurrence OF
the rioting incident to the street car
strike last month, Governor Burn.
quist issued statement in St. Paul
today warning officials of the two cit
les that failure to maintain peace
would be grounds for prompt re-
mOval
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01

Washington, Dec. 1.-Documentary
stamp taxes of the war tax bill GO
INTO erect tomorrow. Revenue stamps
must be affixed to bonds of indemnity
or Indebtedness, capital stock issues,
STOCK transfers, produce sales on ex.
changes, drafts, promfssory notes, con.
veyances and deeds, customs house
entries, steamship tickets, proxies, as
signments of power of attorney, play
ing cards and parcel post packages.
None are required on checks.
All stamps are sold by postoffices
except those for stock transfers and
produce sales which are distributed
through revenue collectors. Millions
Of dollars in receipts are expected to
reach the treasury from this source
The taxes are similar to those i'm
posed during the Spanish war and by
emergency revenue act Of 1914.
On capital stocks, transfers, from
which the government expects to de-
rive large revenue, and which will
fall heavily on stock exchanges, the
tax is two cents for each $500 or frac-
ton of the face value. Stamps are to
be affixed to the stock books, not to
the certificate of sale or exchange.
For produce sales on exchanges the
tax is cents for 500 of value of the
merchandise covered by the agree
ment and stamps are to be affixed to
the memorandum or bill of sale. The
law covers transferred or scratch
sales and sales for future delivery.
Bonds of Indebtedness are taxed 5
cents for each 500 of face value or
fraction and renewals are taxes as
new issues.
Indemnity and surety bonds are sub
ject to tax of so cents, or one per
cent of the premium charged for the
execution of the bond. Bonds or poll
icies of reinsurance are exempt.
A tax of cents is levied on each !
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
GENERAL BYNCS CAPTURED AREA
IN CAMBRIA NOW HELD IN FULL
POSSESSION Of BRITISH ARMY
12O Days
Produces
Sea G0ers

A Pacific Port, Dec. ~ he
first wooden vessel for the gov.
eminent merchant fleet to be
launched anywhere in the United
States will take the water here
tomorrow. The ship, Of 1000 tons
dead weight, 200 feet over all, has
been built in what is claimed to
be the world record time of 100
days. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife
of the president, has named the
vessel, and young society miss
will christen the craft at exercises
attended by the governor Of the
state and members Of the federal
shipping board.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
Get This Necessary
Outdoor Home

There is a dome light in CELL
ing, three silk roller curtains,
parcel pockets at both sides of
rear seat, foot rail, windshield
wiper, and nickel handles to
close doors from the inside.
The entire top and s;des are
decorated with gray and black
striped cloth. Every inch OF
the floor Is covered with thick
carpet to match the walls and
ceiling.
: The body is Brewster Green
with black top.
It has 4-inch tires, nn-s6d
rear; l06-inch wheelbase; Auto
Lite electric starting and light
ing. and vacuum fuel system.
Order at oncel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
AGreat Discovery

Swollen hands, ankles, feet are due
to a dropsical condition, often caused
by .disordered kidneys. Naturally when
the kidneys are deranged the blood is
filled with poisonous waste matter,
which settles in the feet, ankles and
wrists; or urder the eyes in bag-like
formations. . a
AS remedy for those easily recog-
nized symptoms of inflammation caused
by uric acid-as scalding urine, back
ache and frequent urination. as we'll as
sediment in the urine, or if uric acid in
the blood has caused rheumatism. lum-
bago, sciatica, govt, it is simply wonder
full how quickly Anuric acts: the pains
and stiffness rapidly disappear.
! The very best possible way to take
care of yourself is to take a glass of
hot water before meals and Anuric.
the discovery of DR.. Pierce of Buffalo.
Step into a drug store and ask for a
Eoc. package Of Anuric, which is many
times more potent than lithia and elimi-
mates uric acid as hot water melts sugar,
A short trial will convince you.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
Civil Population of Town Released
After Three Years of German
Servitude
HINDENBURG LINE IS
GROUND INTO POWDER
Germans Bring Up New Artillery
to Replace Guns Captured but
Effect Weak

London, Dec. 1.-Strone forces
Of Germans attacked the British
on wide front in the Cambria
sector this morning, but were re-
pulsed after heavy fighting in
which the attackers sustained
great losses, according to the Of
fetal statement issued tonight. To
the southwark, in the region Of
Gonneiieu, the enemy entered
British positions at several points
and penetrated their line for some
distance, but later were driven
back.
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zations must bear 10 cent revenue
stamps. For a power OF attorney tns
tax is Is cents. In addition to the oIu
tax OF 2 cents on playing cards. ne"
lew Of < cents pack is imposed.
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between $40 and $50. to IS for tickets
costing more than $50.
Proxies for voting at any meeting,
except of religious, charitable, fra.
ternal, educational or literary organi-
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Meeting
Demands
Removal

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 1.-Resolu-
tons calling upon the city council to
impeach Mayor Hiram Gill because
of his alleged laxity in suppressing
vice were adopted tonight by public
mass meeting here. The meeting
place, which has capacity OF 5000,
was packed The resolutions were
adopted by reclamation.
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CAR CLEANERS
Women Replace Men in Pacific
Electric

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. IA hun
dred and fifty women are to replace
men soon in the Car cleaning depart.
ment of the Pacific Electric railway,
it was announced here today fE
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~HR1STMAS offers logical
~ opportunity to equip your
family with this all-wather, all
purpose Model 80 Overland
Sedan.
With it you are enabled to
keep up your activities during
the bad winter months.
Its service is indispensable in
countless ways. -s,,.,..ss.s-.a
It provides the five essentials
for complete satisfaction as in
no other car-Attenanes, Per-
Torrance, Comfort, Service and
Price.
The windows drop into the
sides Of the body and doors, and
can be quickly opened or closed
q desired. s
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-24
HANDS OFF, GIRLS

Brgadier General Edwin F. Glenn, in command of 1000 student officers soldiers at Fort Bena min Harrison has issued appeal to who think they ought to do something entertain his charges His advice in three words is. Leave them alone!"
 My answer to the question, What we do for the soldier is-here home-let him alone. The Amer can soldier when let alone the most peaceful and complaining animal in the world You don't think much him time of peace, but in time you fall over yourselves do something for him.
 Please, please don't send them things to eat-they all they We doing the very best can these boys and going give them sporting chance and that is all anybody ask"
 When the troops go abroad good reading matter and small comforts not provided by the government will be acceptable Gen. Glenn said.
 The camp is being flooded with silly emotional let ters from girls These letters nuisance. The boys who get them them around and laugh over their That the young womanhood of the land should make itself laughingstock in the eyes of the army is only of the objections to this practice.
 There is plenty for young women to do in the way credited agencies for collecting the things they make buy for the Sammies abroad The Sammies at home engaged the serious business of learning their duties in shortest time possible It is the business young of the country uphold them in this work Writing silly slush to unknown in the training camps insult to his character and ntel gence.
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THIS NATION IS AT WAR.

The fact that this nation is at realized three-quarters million homes yesterday when the first drawing made under the conscrption act In little while another halfmillion will called Not all people have been inclined to take the war ser ousy it will be taken seriously enough before it is over.
 Congress will be called hard accounting for its criminal delay of vital legislation Trifng and picker ing and ndecsion high places will be probed Spes will wiped Traitors will be placed in prison Ag oafers and slackers and spectators and all the campfollower of harpies and vuures will be ruthessly suppressed.
 This nation will be in deadly earnest when it has more than million homes represented the battle line No enemy will be allowed behind these boys backs anarchist pacifs socialist any other kind of list" be allowed hamper the flow of food and munitions upon which they will depend in their danger task.
 To every vail whine and yelp and and squeal and scowl there will be answer: THIS NATION IS AT WARP