davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
ALKOHOL ZMNIEJSZA PRO
DUKCYE WEGLA.

washington, D. G. J. d. Nor
row. .jeden z czlonk6w delegac!yi
w}ascicieli kopaln wegla. z ktora
Rad konferowa} W sprawie obni
zenia cen tego opa1u. wyrazi} sic,
re jesli trunk rozpalajace usunie
tc zostana. to produkcya wegla
zwiekszy sic o conajmniej $4,000,
600 ton rocznie.
"Alkohol jest najwiekszym ME
przyjacielem g6rnika i wlascicie
la kopalni wegla' m6wil p. Nor
row. Niepodobnem jest czesto do
stac rak do piracy pc wyplatach,
a osobliwie W stanie Pennsylvania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
AMERYKA BUDUJE POSPIE.
SINE STATKI DO SCIGA-
MIA SUBMARINE.

Washington, D. G. W a~merykah
skich warsztatach okretowych bu
duje sic obecnie W przyspieszo--
mem temple setki mafych statk6w
do Scigania submaryn.
W samych tylko warsztatach
new : yorskich ukoiczono juz IL
Scigaczy submaryn. w miesiacu
sierpniu beda codziennie wykon-
czone try 40 = stopowe statki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05

MEM wnetrznosci, kt6re pc wdr6-
zeniu dochodzenia okazuje sic, re
jest to nastepstwem niemieckiego
spisku szpiegowskiego.
w Sikeston zachorowalo take
kilka osob wsr6d objaw6w otru-
cia, kt6re jak sic okazalo, uzywa-
~ maxi W kt6rej sic znajdowal ar
szenik. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
BUDOWA G A SUBMA-
RYN PRZYSPIESZONA.
Ma / sierpnia bedzie ich try ray
lyle, lie sic spodziewano.
Washington. u. e. RndOva stat

=a
Washington, D. G. Budowa stat
k6w do scigania submaryn poste-
puje w nadzwyczai szybkim tenn
pie. Department marynarki OF
najmii onegdaj, re W dniu l sierp
MIA bedzie prawie try ray vie
cej gotowych statk6w,, anizeli sic
spodziewano.
Department ME podaf liczby
zam6wionych scigaczy SUBMARINE
wych, ale jest wiadomem, re oko
10 l stycznia bedzie ich kilkaset
gotowych. Pierwszy tego rodzaju
lekki uzbrojony stack, - wykon
czono w warsztatach newjOrskich
pred kilku tygodniami, a obec--
ME przeprowadza sic pr6by, kt6-
re juz wykazafy, re statek ten be-
die stanowi} ogromne niebezpie-
czehstwo nawet ola najwiekszych
submaryn niemieckich.
Washington, D. G. Department
sprawiedliwosci oglosilonegdaj, re
cd czasu wypowiedzenia wojny
Berlinowi aresztowa}y Stany Zje
dnoczone 200 nieprzyjacielskich
cudzoziemc6w. - Aresztowani
Niemcy znajduja sic W obozach
detencyjnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
w 80 STANACH ZAREGISTRO-
WALo SIZE 7,776,434MEzCZYZN

Washington, D. C.. z nadesla--
nych kompletnych obliczen W 80
stanach, okazuje sic, re og6lna' IL
czba zaregistrowanych mezczyzn
wynosi 7,776,434 ludzi. W liczbie
tel znajduje sic: 5,903,O86 bialych
688,240 kolorowych; 891,079 Gu
dzoziemcow i 94,O29 nieprzyjaciel
skich cudzoziemc6w. Objawlfo
swoje zyczenia do uwolnienia Cd
wojska 4,2O1,869 os6b.
Og6lna registracya cafych
Stan6w Zjednoczonych dosiegnie
zapewne do 100000 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05

DE ucze} i slowo Boze g1osel, i pc
budujeme jemu fein plebanie
gdze on bedze sobie fem miesz-
kali, a jak to bedze W porzadku be
.dzema godale o szkole. Ia propo-
zycya tax sic kazdemu spodoba-
Ia i przyjeto ia = TAXA ucecha, re
FARO jeden dregiego braf pod po-
che i szle sobie Kujawiaka pra--
vic z radosce. Skokal kaszdy jak
nolepiwiedzal, potem wszetce ra-
re zazele sobie tobaki i sic rozesz
le.'
Potem dzieci skladafy zyczenia
Prev. ks. Dziekanowi juz ma je-
go % letni jubileusz jego kap}an
silva, kt6ry sic odbedzie 7go sierp
mia. Jedep maluczki kaszuba tax
m6wif: 80 winsuje ks. probosco-
wi azebe mu zawsze befo sfodko'
Prey dokonczeniu programu
Wiel. ks. A. Wojcieszczuk z Wan
bay powiedziaf piekna move,
gdzie oklaski grzmia}y co chwila,
a W programme ola dzieci tax sa-
mo.
Ma drugi dzien Prev. nasz ks.
Dziekan udzielil slubu pannie Ro
zalii Sergat z panem Janem No.
wakiem i tego samego dnia odje-
,chaf ma rekolekcye do Chamber
lain. Znowu w niedziele % czerw
ca, odby}a sic pierwsza komunia
dzieci, kt6re przystepowaly do so
.lennej komunii swietej = chop
COW by}o 10 dziewczat II. Dzieci
W procesyi = by}y wprowadzone
re szkoly do koscio}a, ma pierw-
szej mszy $w., gdzie ks. proboszcz
powiedzia1 piekne pouczajace ka-
zanie, odnosifo ono sic do tych
mlodych jak i do s%tarszych i Emo
WI z kosciofa z powrotem W pro-
cesyi odprowadzono dzieci do
szkoiy. Pc sumie otrzymaly die
ci szkaplerze i byly przyjmowane:
dziewczeta do towarzystwa Die
ci Maryi a chlopcy do towarzy--
silva Imienia Jezus.
l tax to wszystko postepuje u
mas naprzod PREY kosciele i poza
kosciolem. o naszych Wiel. Sio--
strach ME bede bardzo g}osno pi
sal tylko tax cichutko do ucha
skladamy serdeczne dzieki "a ich
prace ko1o naszych dzieci, DO gdy
bym glosno pisaf to nasz Wujek
Wilson. m6glby sic dowiedziec i
zarazby chcia} azeby nasze Sio--
stry zrobily mu program jak ME-
mieckie submaryny cd razu wyto
pic MONA, a one by to zrobily jak
by sic wziely do kupy.
Dnia 1890 czerwca mielismy W
naszym Grenyille tax zwany Day
County Old Settlers Grand picnic
prezydentem pikniku byl J6zef
Gruba, sekretarzem Leon Brzeski
Kosztowalo to dosyc piracy ably
do porzadku doprowa--
die i kosztu, BIO ME many kape-
Ii ami sail do tanca, ale wszystko
bylo przygotowane swietnie. Sala
ma oracye i do tanca bylo $780,
komitet ma wszelkie uslugi byl O.
brany jake S tygodni naprz6d II
y chlopc6w podzielonych pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
KONTRAKTY MA "a OKRE
Tow.

Washington. General Goethels
oglasza, re wydal kontrakty la
budowe d%ziesieciu stalowych l. "a
drewnianych okret6w handlo--
wych, kt6re maja bye gotowe W
ciagu roku 1918.
Og6}em wydano dotychczas kon
trakty ma budowe 104 statk6w
handlowych, z czego 3S ma bye
stalowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
SUBMARINE
GRECN STATEK.

New YORK, n. 7. UznaJml0n0
tn onegdaj, re SUBMARINE ME
miecka zatopi}a greek statek
Carbohydrates okolo 800 mil
cd wybrzeza angielskiego.
Statek powyzszy, o 1888 ton
pojemnosci, jechaf z Poludnio-
wei Ameryki do Angli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
MA ROK WOJNY POTRZEBU-
JE AMERYKA 1000, 600
pa1+;more Md William McA--

doc. sekretarz skarbu, przemawia
;jac tn onegdaj podczas kampa--
Mi "a pozyczka wolnosciowa, po-
wiedzial. re wydaje sic bye RE
GA pewna. re W ~przeciagu jedne
go roku beda potrzebowa}y Sta
ny Zjednoczone ma wojne z Mem
cami $1,000, OOO, 900 = czego
przynajmniej 81, 800, 100000 po--
winno sic zebrac z podatk6w, q
$8, 200, OOO,0 600 przez wydanie bon
dow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
D WSR0D DZIECI.
a. 1n,,;o M w -l.I-:-o

Sc. LOUIS, NO. W pOfudnlowO--
wschodnich %powiatach St. Nilsson
ri szerzy sic cd dwu tygodni
wsr6d dzieci epidemic, kt6rej
przebieg konczy sic najczesciej
smiercia i kt6ra porwala juz do
tychczas 6s ofiar, podczas gdy O.
kolo 200 dzieci jest jeszcze zlozo
nych to choroba.
Zdaniem lekarzy ma sic tn do
z epidemicznem zakaze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
sZKODA.

Me znasz tego, co pred MANI
idzie? - IMAM, to bardzo boga-
ty czlowiek, ma re sto tysiecy BIZ
tych, starry kawaler. Szkoda,
wolalbym, zeby byl stara parma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
AsrRoNold.

Bartek: Csemu tez to " nocy
sloica ME ma ma niebiei
Kuba Glupis, saonce jest, ale
go ME widsc, 10 i nocy ciemno.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
PiiEI4NN LOSES FIGHT TO
REVISE WINE SCHEDULE

Washington Aug. l7.-In endenN-
orlng Co dispose Of minor provisions
uf the war tax bill and reach the i'm
portant disputes the senate today ap-
proved the wine schedule as revised
by the finance committee.
The increased wine rates We're op-
posed by Senator Phclan OF Califor-
mia. who contended they would des-
troy the American wine industry
Senator simmons. iu charge 0f the
bill. declared that the rates attempt
cd 90 cQualize competition between
iPacihc coast and Mississippi valley
producers as well as rase more reve-
nue.. He predicted that with manu-
facture of whisky stopped wine would
be much used as substitute
The automobile section Of the war
tax bin was adopted by the senate
today virtually as written by the
finance committee II provides "a
graduated federal tax upon automo-
bile and motorcycle owners instead of
the house levy ot FIVE per cent upon
manufacturers sales. Between siO.-
600, 900 and f50.000.O 900 In revenue
viii be secured by the scuates tax
against SIS S.000.000 under the house
bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
MRS. MOONEY WINS
FIRST ROUND IN HER
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY
Superior Judges Griffin and Cab
aniss Grant Motion of Her At.
torneys Admitting Her to Bail /;
other Courts Must Act.


san Iruu.-.. NUS ., .Nr E,N
MOONEY under .ulictmcut fur MUIR
der u connection With the urruard"-
Ness dtN bonn. murders lsf uelr
won in, urf steps iuda, u h.T NElt
luJ rrI,l-r irnH au when superior
Jug1r- Fr.k.. 4. Gginiu and George
~ Cpn1u.. -uu,cd motion nf hrr
utluru,y- Uuu".ug hyr Goo bII' bee
furr Mrs NuouuN is formally released
however favorable action must nr
taken Ir unn u'u.r department nG tho
superior guur. where additional wIr-
d.r Indictment trr paudiug 1glW-t
h,r
Action .p Dhy .hrd court prahunu
VIl r, taken tomorrow
Mr. Mooney recently vas acquitted
ON urr 60. uUuu Indictments .hur7tn3
h,r Nth murder
lHi-, Grlru refused to rrant 'tI
O.. terra A N,u.rr4. one of 90. -iN I'.
frudan'a In 'nu Humb murder ctsy. B.
view ~ District Attorncy Charlie NJ
Flicker. uuUt'uu that ne had rN..
d,uDc against Weinberg which h1.
NOT been urc-.ut.d iu the trials a
either Warren Billings Thomas
Mooney CO., Mrs Mooney
Mr. uuou.. ht- boou 200 i3I Wui'
than year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Burleson Is Against the one.cent
Levy for Each twenty-five Cents
Paid, Claiming Such a Plan
Would Injure the System.
WAR EXPENDITURES FOR
THIS YEAR 18 BILLION
This Is the Estimate Of Senator
Curtis of Kansas; Phelan Of
California Objects to Levying
Tribute on Brandy.


Washington. Aug. l7.--Disposal be-
fore night OF nearly all the provisions
OF the war tax bill over which there
Is no dispute was the senate's pre-
gram FOR today.
\ protest against the committee
proposal for stamp tax on parcel
post packages was filed today by the
postoffice department which con-
tended the tax OF one cent for each
% cents paid would iniure the parcel
post and discriminate against the
farmer.
This years war expenditures we're
estimated by senator Curtis Of Kan
sas at $4,000 600 600. He advocated
raising necessary revenue principally
from incomes. war profits ana luN-
urics, opposing the proposed taxes on
sugar. ;ca. coffee. and cocoa. and urg-
ing a substantial federal inherit1ncs
tax on large estates
Protest against levying a tax of Sl.l0
a gallon on brandy used In fOrtifyin
wines was made by Senator Phelan OF
California. lie urged retention of
the house rate OF ten cents gallon,
declaring that otherwise the swee;
wine Industry In California would he
destroyed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Chief Executive and Head of State
Department Soon Will Begin a
Series of Important Conferences
on Vatican Communication.
ALLIES VIEWS VOICED
IN SPEECH OF PREMIER
David Lloyd George Is Believed
to Have Stated the Entente
Position in His Address Before
House of Commons Yesterday.

by Associated frets
Washington. Aug Ill President
Wilson and Sccrotar, Lansing soon
will begin % series of important con
fcr'ucs~ preliminary to the response
20 hc made tu Pope B'uedlCts peace
message Before the communication
goes forward thu .l,Vs uf the cutcni 2
governments ON tho subject Will 20
as,ct5ained.
Iu official ana diplomatic circles
here to-day Premier Lloyd George
speech was regarded u- tulrInr th"
views Df the allies 20. 200 Jus discussion
of peace iIs accounting OF food
supplies and inc shipping situation Hs
affc,t,I by the submarine vtriat'
was also regarded l- indicative ~
Great Br.um- safe position and
strong attitude.
90 was thought here that one ~
tho objects cot the promicr- speech
was To- sound ont punl. sentiment
preliminary To- The formal responses
Coo boz made t1 the pup' note.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Secretary Baker Announces Dis
position of the First Increment
of the New National Army, Rec
commended by Gen. Crowder.
EACH cANToNMENT WILL
HAVE $4,000 SOLDIERS
Boys from Sunshine State Will be
CHARTERED With Those from Kan
sas, Missouri, Nebraska, South
Dakota, Colorado and Arizona.


Washington Aug IT, Sccrctary
Baker today approved the disposition
OF the GS7. 900 men OF the first dra ,
as recommended hy the provost mar
ahal general Tho average number II
men allotted tu each OF the siNteei.
cantonmcnts Is approximately $4,000.
Those going 10 American Lake, Wash hc
mgton, come from Alaska. Washing
ton. oregon. California, Idaho. Ne
yada. Muut1ua. wyoming Utah, to-
falling $3.50.
Those allotted to san Antonio. Tex
include the iroops from Texas and
oklahoma. 90 lU9.
For, Riley kan-8s troops from
Kansas. Missouri South Dakota, Nob'
rdska Colorado New Mexico. Arr
zpua i5.51S
Dcs Noiucs. Troops from North
Dakota Minneapolis Iowa, Illinois
4S.sIg
Louis,ie. Ky. Troops from Ken
.tuck,. Indiana. Illinois. il.sSO.
Rockford HIS Wisconsin tparD
and Illinois. 3g.lN1.
Rattle creek. Mich. Michigan ant
Wisconsin OparD aa,i96.
Chnicothc. ohio. ohio and Penn
yN3up tpart. 42.5i3.
Little Rock. Ark Arkansas Louis.
ana. Mississippi 1ud Alabama. io.3i2
Atlanta Ga. Tennessee. GcJrgin
Alabama pnrn. io,7s5
Columbia = Cs South Carolin1
North Carolina, Porto Rico and Flor
ida. t5.Zli.
Petersburg Va. Virginia PcunsN
Nauu ,parD. West Virginia ti.oN6.
Annapolis Junction, Md. District f"
Columbia. Pennsylvania ,parD, MaLS
land 90 0NNf
WrIrht,tovn. y. J., New jersey
Delaware. Ncv York ,part'. l2.lO>.
NtphIut. g. s. Rev York Dparp
$4,000
Aver Mass. Maine. New Hdmp
| shire Vermont Massachusetts Con
uc.ti,u' Ehud, Island Sew Yor
| OurtI fa.tEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
GERMANY TO DEIIHER NTE
OVER pDpi'~ pHDI'OS ~

Copenhagen Aug l,.-T Tho German
governments attitude on sn important
70 matter ss tho peace proposal II
Pope Benedict can put Dot" mad"
known after the most careful douH-
grafton. particularly as It's decisions
can oui, hc taken n fun accord wi'h
Germany s allies. \ statement go TINS
offcrt has been communicated H. Toe
German ,urcigu office to the German
prcs-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
LINDSEY ADVOCATES
FORMATION OF TWO
REGIMENTS IN n. N.
Wires the Secretary of War Ask
ing That State be Allowed TO
Furnish Another Unit; Plans to
Preserve Identity.


santa Fc, y A. Aug i5.--With th.
idea uf preserving the state Identity
of Sew Mexico soldiers and to pre-
vent .arge number from being dis
tributcd among regiments OF other
states. Governor Lindsey today wired
she secretary of var asking that this
state DE allowed "a supply two r0gl-
ments fur the ne,, army instead ~
one. The present quota calls for more
than enough men for one regiment
.aud not quite enough Cor two ana
'he guHeruur plans 70 raise the add
tionai mon tor calling for volunteers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
RACE RIOTS IN EAST
ST LOUIS LEAD TO THE
ARREST OF 81 PERSONS

East 81 Iuu- Aug ~ Thrt, men
4cNru u' whom Vrro mrwhrr- OF the
polite, fore, du.ua the race RIOTS .n
Ean Sf Louis u Iul, wor. arrested
Nestcrdaf nu indictments returned
Tucsdp, Dos the grand Jury in,estrat-
ing the Disturbances Boo this ciu o. t
said that nineteen members of the
police department had been indicted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Formal Declaration Against Ger
many Makes No Mention Of
Joining Forces With Those Of
ANY Other Nation.
ANNOUNCEMENT FAILS
TO CAUSE EXCITEMENT
chinks Are Not in the Least Per.
turbed by the News. the Long
Discussion of the Question Hav.
ing Discounted It's Effect.


Pcking. Tuesday. Aug. "a (Delaved,
--china's declaration Of war on Ger
many and Austria Hungary beginning
at ir a. m. today and the other docu-
ments relating TO the conflict do not
mention the association OF the Chinese
republic with the entente powers.
They indicate that Chlna's action will
be entirely independent.
The declaration Of war aroused 1T
tie excitement In Pekins or in other
north China cities. the long discussion
OF the question having discounted its
effect.
The Netherlands minister to China
today took over the Austrian interests
and received the arms OF the Austrian
guard. The doors of the Deutscho
Asiatische Bank have been sealed.
Chinese troops at Ticn Tsin took
over the Austrian concession and the
German bank and German barracks
there without incident.
Regulations issded today by the
Chinese government permit the de-
parture Of Germans and Austrians
within five days. Registration within
ten days Is required to permit
Feutons to continue doing business n
II does not affect china's welfare.
Enemy subjects are forbidden to travel
without permits The regulations also
provide for the internment OF troubles
some enemies
thina's Effort- Reviewed.
The proclamation OF war. which
was signed by President Feng Kwo
Chang, reviews China's efforts to in
duce Germany TO modify her subma-
rine policy. II says that respect f,S
international law and protection OF
the lives and property Of Chinese oitl-
zens forced CHINA to sever relations
with Germany and compelled China
to declare war against Germany and
Austria too. as Il was not Germany
clone bet Austria Hungary az we'll
which adopted and pursued this policy
without ubatement
The proclamation declares that all
treaties, agreements and protocols be.
tween China and the central powers
have been ahrOgated. II says China
viii respect the Hague conventions
and the International agreements re-
, specting the humane conduct of the
war and In conclusion asserts tha.
China's object in entering the war 10
10 hasten peace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
NUT HELD BY POLICE
OF X. c.. SELF STYLED
INTERNATIONAL spy

kansas CITY Aug a. Federal au-
thorlttes continued today 10 hold IN
cr-tod> pr Kari Arngsard Graves,
self-styled international spy" who
ser' ICE o. the state Department.
GRAVES sner his arrest gave out
statements that he Was on his way to
Denver in an effort To obtain papers
that would prove the "illegitamaey Of
the Hohen4ollern family"
Among Graves posserslons were
found documents relating 10 the e.
tabiishment OF saxon union In this
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

ga fNNNhA ~ AAtAAAf.
3ith division. Camp Cody Demlng.
y. NJ. Major Gtn. A. T.. Blocksom
commanding Lieut Cpl " n. Raw
mund chict of staff Brig Gen. r. y.
ItoscEa, Goth infantry brigade; Brig.
Gen. I A. Allen. 6ith infantry
brigade Brig Gen. g. u Harries, j9tn
depot brigade. Brig Gen T. G.. Maud
Iu. 59ih field artillery brigade
3ith division camp Donihlan, Fort
Siu okla. Major Gen. " II Wright
commanding Lieut. col r. McCleaVc
chief of STAFF Hrts Gen n. g. clark
6sth ,ufaEtp brigade, Brig Gen A.
~ bonuelN G9th infantry brigade,
Brig Gen. c. T. Martin euth depot
brigade Brig Gen. l.. G.. Berry. 6ott
l.,'b artillery brigade
gUa division Camp Bowie, For
Worth Texas Major Gen T. - J
Groblr. commandiug. Lieut. col r
j. Williams chief ui starr. Brig Gen
A. nuep. 10Th infantry brigade
Brig itn. "A. n llutehings list IN
fantry brigade Brig, Gen T. Hoffman
6tst depot brigade. Brig. Gen Z
Blakosly 6Ist field artillery brigade
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

Washington Aug - Members or
congress would bc prohibited by a
bin introduced today by Representa-
tive Morgan of pkahoml from pur-
chasing ur owning liberty bonds,
Members who nx the iatcrest rates
ON thr bonds should not be permitted
Co hold them he contends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and satur-
day. except thunder showers this
afternoon or tonight in southeast
portion; not much chrnge IN temper
turc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. So: Minimum. 50; Range
%; "a. M West winds: cloudy. preo
cipation al cf an inch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
VETERANS OF RUSSIAN
REVOLT URGE PEOPLE
TO DEFEND COUNTRY
Br Associated Press

Pctrugrad Aug - Veterans Ot
th, hussiau revolutionary movements
most OF them leaders OF the Social
Democratic party, held meeting to-
day al the Michael theatcr aud were
addressed bv Madame catherine
Hrcshkpy~kaye and Prince Peter
Eropotkin. Whu recently returned
from exile. aud by Mile. Vera Seassul-
igh The speakers called on tbs
audience 10 defend the fathorland
against the foreign tNraut aud were
greeted with the srtatest enthusiasm.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-11-16
JOINS BRITISH ARMY TO
AVENGE FAMILY'S DEATH

Dick Potter, former clerk of the
Porter hotel Of Idaho Falls, enlisted
Monday in the Canadian infantry, to
avenge the death Of his father and
two brothers killed in the British
service since the beginning Of the
war.
Potter was born in London and
has been in the United States the
last fourteen years. He preferred
to enlist in the infantry, to shoulder
the Enfield" saying: eff l can't
get even with those slaughtering
Boches with my own shooting iron,
they might as we'll count me in the
departed squad with the rest of my
family. l am the only one left. My
aunt and cousin were also killed by
the Germans. They were victims Of
one of the Zeppelin air raids over
London He left Monday evening
to report at the Victoria barracks,
where he will be assigned to his
company and training quarters.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-11-16
HOW TO RAISE PERENNIAL
PEAS AND HOLLYHOCKS

Perennial peas are not sweet peas,
neither are they good to eat. The
vine grows from six to eight feet
high, requires something to support
it, and makes bower of beauty sew
eral feet across. The bloom grows
in clusters somewhat like grapes,
and is red and purple and very bril-
liant. The vines die in the fall and
new ones come up in the spring,
making very rapid growth.
The roots go down two or three
feet If the soil permits, and are
tough like ropes. If you expect to
plant perennial peas next spring, it
will be better to prepare the seed
bed this fall. Dig hole as deep as
you want the roots to go, and mix
in some we'll rotted manure so it
can ripen the soil during the winter
The deeper you loosen the soil, the
greater will be your bower Of
beauty. If you have time to dig a
place as large as war tub or half
Darrell, so much the better. Re-
member this kind of vine will last
indefinitely, and you can afford to
give it a fine seeded so 1t will
need no help for years. Give each
vine plenty of space, say six feet
across, and two feet at the roots.
Hollyhocks need to be at least
yard apart, and they do better If
they are we'll fertilized. They should
be planted in row and in different
colors, tho you can not tell by the
seed what the color will be. In the
gray Of the sage plain,
hollyhocks and perennial peas make
q very fine showing because of their
bright colors. They are very appro-
pirate for new farms because gay
colors are so rare and they stand up
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-11-16
SAMPLE-KEDNEIGH

The wedding of Miss Lillian
Sample Of this city to Leslie Ked-
neigh of Roundup, Mont, came as a
surprise to their many Blackfoot
friends. The wedding party motored
from Blackfoot to Idaho Falls We'd
nesday afternoon, where at 7 O'Clock
the ceremony was performed at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Fisher, rela-
tive of the bride. Rev. Pettibone
of the Fist Baptist church officiated.
The bridge wore a tailored travelling
suit of taupe broadcloth, with hat
and shoes to match.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served at the Hotel Elenore to
eight guests. The couple left We'd
nesday evening for Butte and will
make their home in Roundup, Mont.
The bride is one of Blackfoot's
most popular young ladies and has
lived at the home of her sister, Mrs.
G. V. Fisher, for severy years. The
groom is also we'll known in this
community, having graduated from
the Blackfoot high school in the
class of 1914.