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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
CITY IN BRIEF

Murray .jewcler. upstairs.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main.
Drink Colfax Water and keep well.
Phone ~. Bailey Boys.
Postmaster A. G Johnson was in Des
Moines today on business.
Here's a good Oliver No. for $50.
Orlando Baxter fremont Block.
Typewriters to rent and supplies for
sale. Orlando Baxter, fremont Block.
Let me do your painting. inside or
out and it will be right. W. A. George.
Jr., 1e2 West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Blue, OF Belle
! PLANE, visited Sunday at the home OF
their son. T. C. Blue and family.
S. r. F'etnberg. who is quite i'll at his
home Of pneumonia, was not so well
| Sunday but is somewhat better today.
Thomas Geise returned from Peoria,
| his former home this morning where
| he has been visiting with relatives and
| friends for a week.
1
| this forenoon to visit her daughter
Catherine, who is a student at Grinnell
| College, and to attend concert there
today.
W. II. Calhoun, formerly Of this city.
who has been living at Santa Ana,
Cal. for several years, arrived IN the
city Saturday TO remain for short
time on business.
AS a practical carpenter l will do
! all kinds Of repairing and remodelins
| Specialize in cabinet work. Make and
put up screens. Phone Ills or 525.
| G. D. Sweeney.
Mr. and Mrs vern Dunton. Of Cres-
| ton, are expected in the city tonight to
| visit for few days with the formers
| uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Way, and other relatives. Mr.. Dunton
| formerly lived here and he was married
| only few months ago.
| Dixie Jubilee Concert Company will
give an entertainment at the Congre-
gat!onal church, Friday evening, May
II, auspices of Talitha Cumi club. This
company has headquarters in Chicago
and has been doing chautauqua work
through Canada this winter. This
same company was here last year and
gave & fine concert. Tickets on sale
at E. r Lays and Benedict & Brint-
nall. Admission 35 cents.
| Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parker and son, Edward, and Miss
Matte Koser OF Dallas. Ore, who were
guests at the Colin Roadhouse home,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Bousum, los West
Boone street, entertained at family
dinner Sunday. Mr.. Parker is an uncle
| Of Mrs. Roadhouse and is on his way
with his family to make his home in
Canal Fulton, O. Miss Koser is going
to West Salem, O., for visit with
relatives, and from there to visit
friends in Pennsylvania. The members
Of the party resumed their journey
Sunday evening.
4 In honor of Miss Jennie Paul, who
4 ID to be married Tuesday to Arthur B
Morrison, Mrs. A. II. Hewitt and Mrs
E. J. Paul entertained fifteen young
women Saturday evening at hand
/ kerchief shower at the Paul home,
North Eighth street. Hemming dus;
/ cloths for Miss Paul occupied the eve
ming and later the hostesses served re-
freshments. A color scheme OF red
| and white was carried out in the
rooms with hearts and streamers OF
crepe paper, the same colors prevail
| ing in the menu. Mrs. Charles Lamp
man, of Colby. Wis., was a guest from
1 out of the city.
l yF
Because the rails had become
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Because the rails had become
clogged with mud and dirt street car
coming from the park yesterday after
noon jumped the track again at the
corner Of Fourth avenue and Bromley.
where the track makes reverse
curve. Only the front truck left the
track, but the car went about eight
feet knocking down e telephone post
and tearing down the wires 30 that the
power had to be shut OFT to let the
men put up the wires and get the car
back on the track. No passengers were
in tho car, which was IN charge Of
Motorman Floyd 8. Hartley. and the
only damage to the car was the hrea X y
ing of the fender. tss ~ -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

w. II. Calhoun. formerly Of this city.
who has been living at Santa Ana,
Cal. for several years, arrived IN the
city Saturday TO remain for short
time on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Mrs. F. R. Benedict went to Grinnell
this forenoon to visit her daughter
Catherine, who is a student at Grinnell
College, and to attend concert there
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

AS a practical carpenter l will do
all kinds of repairing and remodelins
Specialize in cabinet work. Make and
put up screens Phone Ills or 525.
G. D. Sweeney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Thomas Geise returned from Peoria,
his former home, this morning where
he has been visiting with relatives and
friends for week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

home Of pneumonia, was not so well
Sunday but is somewhat better today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Blue, OF Belle
PLANE, visited Sunday at the home OF
their son, T. c. Blue and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. vern Dunton. OF Cres-
ton, are expected in the city tonight to
visit for few days with the formers
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Way, and other relatives. Mr.. Dunton
formerly lived here and he was married
only few months ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Let me do your painting. inside or
out and it will be right. W. A. George.
Jr 1o2 West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Murray .jewcler. upstairs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Typewriters to rent and supplies for
sale Orlando Baxter, fremont Block.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-19
! 80. 90 MAsHINeToMa

~. Daniel Martin, Of East Burke
rect, left today for Washington
where he win make his future home
Hi.h his brother. James Martin, for
This city
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-19
euoRrEsr DAY SOON

Friday. December q. will be the
shortest day Of the year From that
Ime the days VIII begin to lensthen.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-19

Burket. Of our village. spent sataF-
day in Wlliiamsporl
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-19

f5Hs - busy W. Tor Our village
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
NGItimOrer Iarft6cridt.

@icr. II Guseno, @tO. uno @o..
32c.; Goltern Sbore Wlo. lno 3D.
32c. : meitliAe (Obio). 32c. g8. .&o,
S2c.; iiioIiHc (gl.,G.D, 3tc.
@uttcr. - Separator, Yfuno,
49-44c.; @rints, 70 @funO, 43-
44c.; @rints, Bfm0, 43-44c.; !;
9lods, 2 9Eflmo, 42-43c.; Qoirp
&rints, MO., &n. @o., 90 3Oc. !;
Storepodco, 80 -3Oc.; GollS, @o.
imo ga, 3Oc.; Sous, @..@o.. 3Oc.
2ebenoes @efIiigel.- l.-Siib-
ner, innge. Ehrno, 26- &c; oIte
Siibncr, 24-25c.; oItc SGtbnc mO
Stoes, t2-13c.; Gntcn iunee, 90
pie; fleine. 1890; Souben
oIte uno jiinge @oorc. 35c.; Guinea
@cfIiiecI, illnecs ~ EfunO, %
35c.; flcincres, %.
9o6nen un0 Grbien. -
Sbinneo @rbIcn 9uidcl $2.75-
2.S5; g1clp @ro @rbien 9uidbcl
$2.75-2.S5; @lod oOer Con Orb.
fem guI6el, $2.75-2.S5; GountrD-
ipciBe 9o6nen 9li6eI, $5.OO-5.5O.
>ObIt uno @emii le.-glepfel
gg. .Wio. uno go, Sab, $2.5O-3.5O;
@obnen, Crime, 6lorion, aorb, $500
300: @erl6o6ncn, &orb, 81 90
$50; arout Glorioo, Ssiite, $500
5000; Seleric, Slo, SiIte, $2.25-
800; Gurfcn SloriOo, &orb, $40O
900; Sole, Iorfolf SAB, $i.75
900; aopfiolot, 8Ior;Oa, aorb,
$t.5O-400; 3piebeIn N-Yy 100
9fun0sSod, $6.O0-S.O0, 9,feffcr,
6la., grotc, $4.0o-5.0O; 5pinot.
g}orfoIf. Sob, $2.OO-9.25; grO-
becren 6Iorioo, Ghart, 20 30c.;
Eomoten, 6oncp, Carrier, $500
600, Choice. $3.50-4.5O; Spor,
acI, 9ubeno, $3.O0-4.OO; Grbien,
Tlo.. aorb, $9.0O-4.OO.
9ortoffclu,-@ciBc, 9ulhel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
@rnnOeiaent6nms.Nlarft.

Gie gldne fir Elm 3-it6diecs ga,
brifgc6Giioe, mel1es an ser @eltIcite
Der Siacc-, no6e Siteno- Strobe, fiir
Die u9idtionol @nameling ans
Stamping So errihtct iucrocn Ioa,
mnroet eeitern Dem @cbduoe- ,SSnIpef.
tor cinecrei6t Die 9outoIten ipcr.
Den iid nuf $4,000 beIoufcn.
Gurd ole &oIoniiirrn9s 6irma
G6orles s. 6uu muroen t2 8auIteI.
len in G6errp Sill, I'M t3. OiItrift
bon goltimorc.Gountn am @nOe ser
chen fcrtig eeitelten ncilen Sonooer.
StruBen.9riide, Oerfouit. SSiinf 9ol.
IteIlen fauite Scrr SoIcpb apeoer.
0ie Yor5eIlen 9lrn. AZ, 4S, 40 uno
80 1puroen BON Srn. Sobn So6l6ein
inns 6rau rmo ole orei 9oraeIlen
glrn. Go, 66 uno 81 bon Srn. Sum
ter Robinon gefouft.
Gas 9ogerbous glr. 500, g2oro.
SoporosStrnBe prrOe ourh sic
@roneberg o3-HaD ano Supplp &c."
fir 9o0en5pede pernlict6ct.
Gie 9idnooIpb q. Game So. bat
oos 3-itodiee Sons 9Ir. ti5, @cIt-
SonuoIe-StraBe, an Srn. 6. q. Sol.
lenberger uermietbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
GOnfnrreu5 fir bic selep6On-Go.

Serr Sobn q. goet, ser @ei6dits-
fiibrer Der oEoItol telegraph so"
in Baltimore, gob 6efonnt, ooB ieine
@eIcai6oit ole 9lbiidt bat, ibr EeIc.
pbonsSpIten, ueldcS bercits i'm g9e.
item unO I'M Siioen erfoIgreid 6etric-
ben miro, aud in oen otIontiIden
Staaten II. i'm mittlcren @eIten elm
sufii6ren. lSerr gogt iaete, ooB oie
@eieIlI6aft bereits eeniigeno Gro6t.
Ieitimeen 6at, melde fir GeIep6on-
@otihoiten benilst werOen fonnen.
Die Slaten Der @eieni6oit ioGen ln-
eefd6r so @ro5ent nieorieer iein, ais
oicieuigcn Der ,9cQ SeIep6on Co..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
HM berfnnfrn.

3n berfnnfcn.
~'tgMe @nbee tl'r senis, ele In Curtis Bah luobnem
1000 ioSoeoSq ST. sie ii@ Die nenen SdnIcr IN Sem
ben on n'So "a or yenungtun.9lbenuc, nit geran
Spfsnrll SSpfGerll big Que Giuaeibeiten. SSan nebme
Der 6''I S9sS Snsi's San eleItrie eise an
oebe etner1 @9IT,,9e @Ing nno 9pprebs sStraBe ab uno
d dneF msbrSi Ssn 99en erpdbnen SdnIcrn befinSen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
nniere Ebcater.
~ 0's & 6eater."

NY 3 3 y u W l.
0ie Sperette nYrinceB Eat," Oie
befonnte Sperette bon @ictor Serbert
unO Cert bon SenrD 9loiiom, fam
eeItern in n6oro's Gbeoter" 8ur sIuf-
fiibrltng, Ole ipeeen ibrer rei5enOen
MeIoOien iitb zines erobeu 0aufes CT.
freut. Gle Souptoorlteller 9Iande
0ufiielo, Oscar Signan, Ben Sen.
Orids, @po SalIon uno 9lleranOer
GIorf in @crbinSllne nit anoeren
aiinitlern seben cine lidere @orontie
fir cine gldn5enoe 8orltelhlng.
,M iif- 9lfooemie."
Sn ser rDhtiif gIfooenlie" BAT
sSSloro Bella" cine ser flongreidlten
Speretten, ooS Sbr ser 8uihouer.
geItcrn ereost ilnO bat Oas 9liiee
our6 Oie reiHe Scenerie, i'm Stil
Der llrbon.gnttpiirfe, iotpie ole idone
@eItolten Ser &iinitlerinnen bodIt
cnt5iidt. Gie SanoInng deidlnet licb
bon 9lnfong bis 6u Gnoe ourd ein
flottes temperament aus. Inter 9lr-
oeren treten Gleonor SenrD, 2illD
2eonborot Ssroing 9roofs, Torotbp
9ioeers uno 9loolf 2inf nuf
yWlorpGono z Ebeuter."
Cine nmiifaIiIde 6outaiie, nSemp.
totioit," Bot nit @eoree Gomersl
geItern Die Ginleitling I'M oUlorD.
lon6.E6eoter" eege6en. BaIerie Der.
eere nit ibrer aiinitlereeIeIli6uft
troten in elmer g4euiefeit aiif, uuo
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CLOUDS" Ioipie Oer Senor Craig
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,9be 9luff" truecn ibr 9eites 5ur
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liinssfiinItler Sunien, Die 9omifer
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ole northumberland @eIdipi-
tier Soroon 6eidlieBeu oos rei1bol.
tiee Frogromm.
,slu0itorium."
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der oie lpoblbefannte gorrifoturen
bon 81. Girfs gu @rrnoe lieaen, mar
geItern 9lbeuO ole glu5ie6inesfraft i'm
v9luoitoriunt." Sin ousge5eidneter
SintererinO, ouf Dem ous Stiid
olifgebout lit, lino pieIe neue gtiIo-
gen lnhen oos @u6lifiim aus Dem
Sahen nidt berousfommen.
o@ictorio Ebeotrr."
Syn O1iron's ;gictoria Ebeoter"
trut eeItern Sobn Soreit5 NIT ieiner
@eieaihaft in abe @an from So-
liiOo" olf. 6erner bradten oie orei
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8odlueIls mo Commodore Com, TO-
Die ein Yonp, pel1em menihIihe
Snteaieen5 noheeiaet miro, Dem be-
liebten Ebeoter elm poIles Saus. -
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@m. 5or unter Dem 1itel ,9augleo
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reilanten Hroeramms.
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Chaplin 5um eriten Nlol in ,,9be
Cure" in Soeiu'S p&ippoorome" ouf.
Sn oeu SauoepiIIe Sluffii6ruueeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

eridienen' GuBcrit erfolgreid SorrD
@roofs in ,Gbe OIo N1iniltrel Mnn"
imO ole .6raternito Sour, iowie
glitgie Mieners imo g8oltcr 9urfc in
rEbe Oancing Gedder" lmo SorrD
glortpoo0 imo 9lIpba 6Ga in nSenie
onO glonienie."
o@oDetD Gbeoter."
2iebbo6crn BON pifantcn @oritel-
lungen boten gcitern i'm o@oDctp-
Ebcatcr" Die Girls from tie 6oaics~
@elcgen1eit, iib nlif Oas 9cite SIT
omiiliren. Cic Gomen Seoal 9en-
nett, 9oltiie Wolfc, gtto GoOoIoto,
ionic 6rcO 8enocr ipieIcn Oie Soupt-
rouen umO mcrocn our6 einen G6or
bon jungcn Sd0nbeitcn untcrItiibt,
Oie oiIrH @eiane ino 9on5 Sem
@on5en Den 9iei5 Oerlieben.
vYeoboOD MuIif.Gonier. W
pntorium."
Wloreen, W}ittpoh gl6eno, Oen 18.
glpril, miro i'm gEeaboop. .Muiif-9on-
ieruntoriitm" ein oifentlides Nlanit-
Icript.Gon5ert gtr 9litifiibrung eclnn-
gen, pelAes Die o9llumni 9liiocin-
tion" in YortrGecn bon Originol-
Gompoiitionen gum 9lusOrud bringen
miro. Die Soliitcn peroeit li6 aus
Diitglie0ern Der 5oflltGt mie aus
Stuoenten 5uiamnenIcten, 0ic be-
reits @riolge ouf Scr Gon5ertbiibne
errungen 6nben. Ticie i16rlid Itntt-
finoen0cn Wonuicript @on5crte ocr
,@eo6oop 9lhinni 9liiociotiotl" limo
greieniile i'm N}uiifleben Der Sta6t
Baltimore, neil iie in eroBem YiaB-
Itobe oic ibopieriidc 9(rbeit aeioen
ipcIdc in Den Nluiffreilen Der StaOt
get6on miro.
Qas Erogramm pm Nlithpod fest
ii6 5u1ammen, pie folgt:
&at6erine e. Sude ~ G6ocorno
Suite fir SIote, Gioline, Cello uno
@iano; j. @ottlieb, 9lbrom @loieS,
Bart 8irb uno @loro 9liderielo.
Ntarp Carlisle Some II 9rei Sic
scr. 6iir Sopron; &rtb SsluaIO.
Otto Srtmonn II 3pei 9tummern
fir @ello; Selene Nroemer.
Marguerite g8. Maas 8iono-
Soli. @om Gomponilten. n0ancc"
fir Sioline; s. s. Ban SulIteDn.
@tbel 9l6bott ~ 0rei 9ieOer; 9cu-
lo6 Orem.
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uno &onoo, fir pier 9ioIinen; 9lbram
@oIohlB, geniamin @iienberg, SS-
roel 0ornlon uno @omponiit.
glbrom Wioles - glaeero fiir &ia-
no, Gioline itno Cello. George ).
8ople, Gompcniit uno Bart 8ire.
Charles s @odau II 0rei 9anm-
mern fir Sbnagoge 9lbenO-@ottes-
oienit fir Sopron- itno goriton.So-
Ii uno G6or; nMooiion-9(oenuc-
EempIe-G6or" 0irigept 9llfreO @il-
loro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

B.. .WlO. uno @o. $3.OO-S.25; g.
g., $500 -3.15; Goitcrn Shore
$2.75-3.00; iiiBe Gortoifcln @oit'
ern Shore, geIbc, SOB $3.50-4.00;
gorf 9iipcr, Sab, $3.5O-4.OO;
Noro- Carolina, Sob, $3.50-4.O0;
Yoms, SAB, $3.50-4.00.
Slide, auitern unO Ser
ropins. 9orpfen %iOy 5-7c.;
6lunocrn @fO. 6-Sc.; @op Sboo,
Stiid, SOC. 81; 9tod, Efo., t2--
loo; wciBcr @erd, S-10c.; nc.
blunt SIC; gcIbcr @crd. S-i0c.;
fIeinc bis meoiim Yfuno. 4-5c.;
WiudereIcn 9fO., l2-15c.; Soilors,
groBe. @hnO, t2-15c.; medium 6
Sc; 9loIc, @fno, S-tOc.; Got-
fiid, Sc; 9(uitern. Choice, Sab.
$9.O0-3.25; @rimes> Sab, $3.50
2.75; GuGs, Sab, $1.75-2.25; ;
SnopperS, Sc; 5roide, l0uscno,
3$2.50-3.00.
SGute unO SoIg. - @eial.
oenc, &fo., 2Oc.; friit6e, 19c.; be.
I6Goietc. 19c. Qrp Stint, 33-34c.;
9oIb, $780,; Sdof 75c.-$1.2 .25;
21mmer, 30-60c.; 8uaen, 15c.;
3iegeh 15-25c.; &ole, %funO, 10
lie.
&in6bieb,-SS SSungc fctte 5ticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 %fnto @cipidt,
8fo., 9-1Oc.; Stiere unter 1000
$50. @cpidt, S-SHc.; O6icn,
9fo., &c; 9uIlcn, @fo., 6--Sc.;
eroBc iunee 2iibe, @fO., 6--8c.; ma.
gere, 4-515c.; aiibc nit Golb, $40
Go; moeere, @iO.. 3-S15c.
9 9neine. ~ 6erfcl, ie nod
@roBe, 5tiid, $3OO-4.OO; Sboots,
ic nu6 @roBe, $4.OO-5.OO.
GGGbcr. - G6oice, &io., t4c.;
alitc, &fumo, t3-t315c.; idwcrc,
Stiid, $ts %; tou6e, $i4-t6;
fleine, mogcre, $S.OO-1O.
9Gmmer nnO 2 9ofe. ~
Choice, fctte Sdofe, &fiino. 7-Sc.;
cute, 5-6c.; ruubc, 5tiid, $t.5O-
$50; olte 9ode, @funO, &c.
9GuS9eidIodtete 9 DIM e L
ne. ~ @.-N1O. uno @o., leitbte, @fo.,
l515-16c.; Siio-Mo. uno @o., Ieid-
te, 9fOy 15-1512c.; icine mittIere,
9fo., 14-15c. ihmere, cute, @fov
-t3c.; Staes nno SGue, @fo.,
11-t2c.; @ber, nbwerc, oIte uno
rau6c, Eio., 9-t0c.
Gobnf, (Morplnno), 100 &funo.
TT Snferior ims 'roitco, SOS; OIL.
ter gcwobnli6e' .nO griincr, $1,000
1900; guteI 1cmobnli6cr, $14.OO
-t7.0O; mitteImdBioer, $3.50;
outer bis rotber, $21.0O-2 -24.00;
6oncp, $25; Seconds, gclpobnIidcr
bis mittelmGBiger, $11-17; Sc.
COMBS, gutter bis feiner, $tS-22;
@oD Eobnf. firc.cureo. S. 20; Up.
per Country, oir.cureo, $S-17.
NeoneeIbafte unO idledt aemiidte
Gerpoduug, 1-3c. pro EfllnO ME.
Origcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
S6rIcm6cridt.

gan-StroBe erid6rt ictt om cigcucn
9ei6c mas arieg bcOeltct Ne.
OcnfIibe aursiiir5c in fii6renOen
9lusgobcn 5u pcr5cidncn.
S6ifiobrt mo @iunitioL ionic
9lusriiihmecn Iittcn om idwcr-
item uon allen glfticn.
9tem gorf, t6. g(pril. @o0-
Strabe fommt Der 3enIiiotion cineS
9riees8uitmoeS immer nd6er. Gle
@ntpidIngen felt ser SnnitogS-
Sibrne lcgcn bierpon rin bercOtes
3eieniB ob. Ser lcbtc 9lufrui OeS
@rGii0entcn an oie Station, allc
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-17

port from all factions went on apace today.
 The executive committee of the Soldiers and Workmen committee met with the Duma ministry They asked that the ministry include in it's reorganized cabinet three social democrats and three national social ists. six out of the 12 cabinet posts.
 The official denial of alarmist re- ports of conditions of anarchy at Vladivostok was issued today. It was asserted by the Army Commandant there that complete quiet and CO., operation of all classes had been at. tained ever since the revolution.
 It's statements help one thing, which it seems has had great effect in stopping internal strife here. is the series of statements printed in the Russian newspapers from promi- nent Americans urging a complete democracy and unity of effort to oust autocratic Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-17
TRAINING PLANS FOR ARMY MEN
 ARE ANNOUNCED
Instructions at Training Camps Will Last for Three Months Then
 Assignments Given

WASHINGTON, May 17.-A full outline of plans for training the first ten thousand officers for the first five hundred thousand troops raised by selective conscription was made public by the War Department.
 After three months instruction at the training camps the ten thousand officers for sixteen infantry and two cavalry divisions will be selected on merit from the total of forty thou sand and assigned to regiments which will be called to the colors month or two later. The other thirty thousand men who are quail fled will be commissioned in the officers reserve corps and called out for duty as needed.
 Sites for the mobilization camps have not been announced, but they will be in each case within the lim- it's of the district prescribed for the officers of training camps.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-17

there is little prospect of compro- mise. It was the council that com pelled the provisional government to abandon it's scheme for a mon archy in favor of a republic.
 Three governments
 Three different governments may be said to exist in Russia at pres ent," said the Japanese diplomat, namely. the Duma, which undertook to organize the new government, the provisional government, which has been appointed by the Duma, and the labor and the soldiers committee, consisting of those who took a lead ing part in the recent revolution. It is difficult to say with which one of these three actual power rests.
 The provisional government has already received the recognition from Great Britain, America, France, md Italy and as it consists of leading Russian statesmen it may be looked upon as a government of strength and dignity as far as outward appear ances are concerned but the execu- tive committee of the Duma, which was responsible for the organization of this government, will fill the gaps in it's ranks caused by nominations to portfolios by other members of the Duma.
 No Sign of Trouble
 This executive committee details commissioners to administrative po- sitions in various districts to take charge of the actual administration.
 "As these two factors stand in the relation of appointees and ap- pointer and each relies upon the oth- CT, there has not as yet been any sign of dissension between them"