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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-17
SECRETARY McADOO HANDS ONE
TO LAWSON.

Lawson has been relating gossip tt
the rules committee down at Washing.
ton for the past several days, and hal
mentioned Secretary McAdoo's name
as well as many others, in his hearsay
stories. The Secretary went after
Lawson in the following vigorous
manner:
''No man should be called upon
to notice such detestable and ire
sponsible gossip and SANDER, but
since my name has been mention
ed, I wish to say that no more
shameless and wanton lie could
be conceived than the rumor or
suggestion that I have been in
terested at any time or in any
manner whatever in stock specu-
lations or purchases Of stock in
New York or elsewhere or that
have been connected in any man
ner whatever with the alleged
leak" about the sO-called peace
note. The putrid partisan politi-
clans and the putrid stock gam
blers in New York and Boston are
giving the country painful ex-
hibition of the contemplate meth
DDS to which they resort in their
\ efforts to injure the administration
If any man in or out of congress
will assume responsibility for these
ISLANDERS, or if I can secure legal
proof Of the guilt of such man
will have him put in the peniten-
tiary where he belongs. It is time
that an example be made of the
foul scoundrels who make pro-
fession of baseless insinuation
against men in public life"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-17

Yesterday hogs sold in Chicago at
the record breaking price of $11.15 per
hundred.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-17

There is a broad difference these
days between "bone dry and "dry
bones.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-17
1hlnas Not to Be Hidden.

Three things cannot be hidden-love,
a cough, and 'smoke-yea, even a
fourth, and that is. the signs Of 'abun-
dant life on a lively farm.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-17

plenty Of real hard work, seems to
agree with him
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-17
NOTICE or INCORPORATION Pa

Sheriff Of Delaware County.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
Mingling Bros. Sirius

Gincs ser gr6Bteu Shauipicle, 0oS
g4oibington ie Qei6out, MIRO bier onl
Montog, Ocu IA. mnO 0icnstog, Oen
IS. Ntui Scr Singing brothers Cir
fiis qcbcn. 6iinf Giienbobn5ilge brin-
gen Die @unoeroin9e nod Wol6inN
ton. EGglih meroe 5mei &oritcllluls
Gen gcgebcn, mn0 5mor cine om ytod)
nittug, bic atoere am Abeno. 1000
Ecrioncn bctciligcll iih an 0en Nuf-
%iiibrumgen. Die groBc Mena9crie
miro bic 9lufmerfiomfcit eiiles ieOcn
8ciudcrs onf iih lenfen. User lid)
Gin angcnebmcs unO biliges Gergnii-
gen bcrcitcn mill, icbc iib Den 3irtus
Qll,
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11

Meiicn0en trli9, pom @elciic. NlniGng
lid nubnl mon Gas SNlimmltc al.
9iuh elmer gcnolleren llntcriuhlm0
itelltc iidl ieOod lcroilo, Dob cS MIR
Gin gcuobnlihcr 3liull mar.
SunHuel Wompcrs, YrGii0ent ser
ameritanilhen Arbciter 6%oOcrution,
ion0tc Gin &nbclgronmt an 0os MunIi.
te Scr ruiiiiden SoIOoten un0 gr
bciterpcrtrctcr, in Oeul CT tic Dor ci
ncnl porciliqen 6rieocnsidlub nit
Gcutihlnu0 mornt. @err @ompcrS
pcriidertc Die &crtretcr ser llnter.
itiiBlm9 BON Seiten Nmcrifos.
MittmudL ben 8. Mai 1917:
Scr britiihc Miniitcr ocs 9hism0r
tigen Aultes, @err Golfour. scr oc
%acmuartiN IN @oibiu0ton tit. biclt
an 0icnsto9 int Scnot cine Rc0c,
III ser er oos umeritoniinc %olf gum
gcmeillunlen &ompfc gegcn oie 0cllt.
id)en oufforOcrtc. Miniitcr 9oliour
br5cidInctc Sen Il 9oottrieo ais oc
f19rlid nn0 ucrbGnguiSnoll, ul0 ooh
bnbcu bic Aaiierten @offnuna, sltrnol
Nmcrifu ouf oeren Scite Qetretcn lit.
&om !. Sluli >. s. alb lperoen ollie
0eltidlcn Der Snouitricitoot 8ri0oc
port, Conn. ben Grt p~crlalicn mil.
len, ul0 5lpur bolloclt es iid bier nm
Bic m1mlihcn 0elltiden pom IA. &c
bcnsjubrc an. Sn ioit alien Ccilcn
Ser Stoot bcfinocn lid, 6obrifelL in
Ocllcn @cldolic filr 0ic9tegierun0 oOcr
Die Naiicrten onaciertiot merocn.
6rolcn oiirfcn oortsmcitcr iuobneE
Sunncrstag, ben 10. Niai 1917:
81 Ben @ebirgen bon Gurtb Caro-
linic lit eirl 800 Morgcp groBcs Stild
Sono iilr ein @cfonNeueuIaQer be
ltimmt mor0en. 0orin mcroen Sic
1900 Sfii5ierc mn0 MomiMoitcn ser
'bemollgcn 0cltlhcn @onoclS lul0
acknowledgements lmtergcbrod)t mcr
Den. BIC @cfon0encn merocn BORT
~oelddftigt nio iiir ibre 9rbeit Be
5oblt meroen.
Slungc, potriotiihc 9lmerifoncr. sic
gcboift bottcL IN ooS Gffi5icr Ne
ierpe Corps 5u Sort Mper crnunnt
81 meroefL meroen balo erfo6rcn mil
lcn, ooB 100 2lpplifuntcn uou ser
Cite grltribcn iino. Dies miro be
lonoers hinge Nidnncr bctrcffcu, sic
nod nid)t 0as %. 2ebensinbr crrciht
baden. Mun nil |rciferc 0ffi5icrc
BADEN.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
Scntidcr Neutrality-suspicious..
Niitrift 40.

DIG lctte &erionmluug ocS ocut
ld)cn observation-disclosures, 0iItritt
40, mar lebr gut heiudlt. Yr1lincni
Nor Ter iilbrte Den &oriib. Scfrct1r
Sobn WtcitinAcr belorgte ooS Eroto
Foll. S1unntlid)c Neomtcn lporen
mpcIcno- Bier nclle Mit0lieoer mllr.
1cn cirNciil6rt, mo 5por iinD IS
6rl. Blonde VI. Seoton Srnn Wciiic
6. @cnocr, 6rau Sophie =. @cnocr
fmo 6ron @toric II. SNroff. gSodl
g~rle0iNlmg Der iiblihcu @ciMaftc
folgtc cine gcnlltlihc Nodiibuua.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
Silbcrne SodD5eit.

Mm lebten Sonntug, Den {. WoI
ieicrten SEER Notfrieb s. Wnper, Der
befonnte 8oibingtoner 8Gfermeiltcr,
umO ieine @ottin, Srou Garlinc Map-
CT, geborene Gilenblt, Die iilbcrnc
@od3eit ollf ibrem berrlidJen Sol0
lit in 0onielS Eorf, WeO. Sdon an
frilben Nadmittag fonOcn iid Scr
monOte, 6rcunOe uno 8efonntc Oes
[SllbelpoarcS Gin, INN ibre ber5lid)elt
@liidiuilnihc 0ur5llbringen. Ncu.
Or. 6illb uoll3og Den gift Der %fcicrli
dle1gSieocruernlablnng mo ilbcrreid)
re Dem Sllbelpaore cine Nihel Die er
por einigen Snbren ans Seruiolcm
mitgebrod)t bate. @n6 &oa6uN Der
%}cremonien iebteh iid oic @Glte an
inc rei6lid) um0 btrrlid gcocftc "a
rel 5un @odBeitsmoble. llngefGbr
100 9dmen unO @errcn nobmell oo.
ran tell. Die @oilsfrou lclblt ionic
6rotl &url @ennigc 6ottcn nod 0ellt
ldler &ausfraucnort fiir reiblide
5pciie mo Srdnf Sorge gctrogcn.
Die @1ite lobten oie berrliche Cube
reitng Der Speiien. Nab Dem Mob
le nabmen cinige ser Mnmcienoen
)cu eon0iib uno sic 6arm in Allgen.
id)eim ipdbrenb 6eion0ers Die iunge
&clt lid an Gang pergniigte. 8ei
AentiltliAer lIilter9nltlIng %ncrlief Scr
6eittog MIR 81 lhnell. Grit ipGt onl
Nbcno uerlieBen Die @Gite nus lSll
belpoor, un0 5luar trnten einige III
rem @cimmcg i'll Yutomobilen ml0crc
il Der Gleftrii6en an. Sier lei cine
Iur5e Geographic bcs SIbelpoores
Acgcben. &err @otfrieo 3. Moper
mnroe 81 &ctterih bel Yirnulcns
(@cmeinoc 2emberq), Mbeinpial5 &c.
porcl un0 5luar an rs. Sui 1866.
Seine Satin itamumt ans 8lauieloen
HI @ilrttembcrg. Sbrer g6c ent
lproIlcn orei &in0er, mo 6mor ,
S0dter rnO Elm So6n. Cine God
tcr, &iloe, lit bcrcits pcrbeirotct, lulo
mar on @errn Campbell. &or llll-
]efdbr 9 Sabrcn crofinetc 0err Mnu
en- cin 8dfereigeih1ft az ser 9tortb
Capitol Str, SO. 1914, ouS iid belfe
il einem oltBerlt b~liiben0en 3uitonoc
befinoet. 0ie Somilie Mtaper e%rfrellt
lid bei unlerem GertiMtlm ollgcmei.
iler @clic6tbe;t nno gebort 81 ben an
lelcbenlteu Nefitld)cn 6unilicn gSoib-
ngtons- Nh oq Sllbcrnen @od5cit
;abmcl irlN9oe @aite tell:
Nll0nit @euNam lulo 6ron Gbas.
Il. @errmonn mn 5omilie; Icroi
aono @crrmann AND Semitic; Sobn
Shlottcrbcf mo Samilie; Sri. Wia
rle Mcrrmnm: Sbeobore @alter lulo
Nanilic; 70 G%nnIpbell un0 t5omiIic.
Srai aarl &enniae mo &inbcr; @crr
mno 6rnn Sheipelnann; &err uno
6rau @cnrp Slices; @crr uno 6ror
Sobn SalIbner; @cnrp Brandt llllo
Namilie; Senrp Guia nno 5amilie;
@err mo 6rau 5. VI. 2opelcb; 9tif.
Gdboro nm0 Strait; George Sbcr-
man umo 6onlilie; Gon gaiigbon uno
6roll; Nllgnlt SEEMING uno 6rat;
Or. Spier mo 6aWilic; Sobn Shut-
rllnpf nlo 6onlilic; @crmom o.
@lnfler nno 6onilie; George S6iir-
ger mo 6rml; 5rnu Sobn Glider;
Sri. @orbaro 9lt; 6rnl .. 8eod,
Ealtor Gr. Charles Sulb; Ser DC
Nalt nno SEER 9romn Don Ser 6leiih
mann Yeolt Go.; @eorg 6. 0ber;;
&arl 9nebring; 50. 9nlin; @iaic
Mcaen5ie; Gllncr Mc@en5ic; Sobn
G'@rfon lao Sri. 2ouiie Mapcr,
Scrbter ocs Snbcipuarcs.
or fIy M
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
&lCineS taOtuenigtcitcn

Nm /. Wfoi neridico i'm 10. Sc
benSjnDre @err ghugult S6miot, Sat
tc Ser 6ruil Grncltine Sdmiot. OoS
@eGrdbnis fono bon Ser @o6nung
oeS @critorbencn al ser CT. StroBc,
aopitol 9cigbtS, Wto., auf Dem 8ro-
lpcct 0ia Srieoboic ltott.
Die bier muSgetrencnen Nllge-
i~telltcn Der &aibington Nailmap uno
electric Gompunp legtcn Dem helon-
Oeren ScnutSfomitc, 0os bic llutcrlll
dumQ Oc5 Streifcs III ben @1noen
bat. Ncucilc Dor, ooB Die pom Ernli
Nelicn &in9 Der @eiclid)aft peroflent-
lidltea NeboltptulAen nidt Der @obr-
belt uitiprchcn. Die Streifer aebcn
o~llcr0ings gu, oaB cS ibnen ourlm 5ll
TIM non. IN ser &erlpaltlmN Der Stra
Benbabn @eicllldaft mit5urcOcn.
Sic gebcn Dor, Dub Grdli0cnt Sing
Don Nninng on cinen giusglei6 Der
&ontroucric a6ipicS. Die llnteriu-
dung 0e9 Senot9fpmitts mog balo
hccn0i9t iein.
-Gir bieiigcn MGrttc iino nit fri-
ldyen 0eniiilen mobl perieben. 9lits
alien Scilen ocS 2onoeS tommcn So.
Dlulgen an. Die @reiie fir @cnliiie
iiIi0 fnlt normal, pcrglihen nit Ocllen
Ser &oriobrc. Ger frilhe Sporgel
tonint aus Carolina un0 er lit Der
bGltnismdBig billig. Gier morcn om
Guoe ser IeBten @ohe iilr q bis 35
Gents per 0ubenO al Gubcn. @eflii
gel iii nod 5iemlif tc!cr.
Ger Sefret6r ser Murine, Sert
GonieIS, iiinOi0te an, Dab sic BON Sen
Ser. Stonten iibernommenen eDewnli
gen oeutiden SilfSfrelIScr aMronprin5
MilbeIm" mO uGrin5 @itcl6ricorih@
uHgetmIft meroeniollell. Ger ~critere
miro oen Hanlen nSdron bon Stcu-
ben ulh Der lebtere Ben 9tamen uGa=
ron De Mnlb4 crDolteR. Seioe &rell-
ser merben in ocn Gent Der Ger.
Staaten aciteat mcroen, iobnlo Die
Mnsbeilcrlmgen beclroet limo.
Sim Sumstag Den -. Wini, gitt
Sic fotbo(iiGe @r1loeriNoft Capitol
Nlli,mbtJ 20. g. i'm Do Wtalonic
CsMpcl, 9te un0 s StrnBc N.gS..
ibren eriten jdbrlihen Sun5. Dos
Scr9nilgen bcgiH..t I'M 2 llbr. Gan5-
lultioe iill0 fiir oAn s.lbcno ber5lidit
eingelo0eu.
-Nrobbritmmien bat cine lpcitc
rc Inleibe pom l~Dtlcrer Hegierlng cr=
boltcn. Sn 0ieicnl Sole bnnoclt es
lid mn lun 25 Milipnen Collars.
Iruntreid miro in fur5en 100 Weil
iionen BON ms leibcn. 3meifellos III
AnIeriin 0os Sd)atont ser MIliicricn.
Ger %Nninutcriit &arl Suds, %
Sabre alt, wlrOe oieier Sugc ON
MorOenoe ser Siabmap Brittle pom ci
ner Mt. Gernon Gleftrilden ulli scr
Gteiie Netotet. 6lld)s, Der auf ser
2'rlide &ontrolGoienit qeton botte
Wnrtete nnf Ole GIettrilbe, bic nod
Sort Wiper Ioirt. 9cim @erannabcn
Dry 3uges iici cr ilber bos @eleiie nm
cinSuiiei0en. 81 ipnrDe ieDoh bon
Dem @ngci erfabt ilib Iofort getG
lei. Ger %erungtilftc mobnte bier
an Scr 80. StrnBe 30. S27 q. ".
81 Der @egeno Der 50. StroBe
m0 Jiel0s Elnee, Y.=S., muroc ser
0cihnmm elmer jungen Ncocrin oui
9eTlmocn. ,Sebt bat Die 4pli5ei felt
geitcilt, onB cs iid, nm Die t7.j1brioc
Negcrm eleanor Saplor bonoelt. &or
%0rei.Sabren mar iic nndl Mnihinqton
ncfonmlcn, no lie bel ibrcr Sante.
Bertha 9ell, nn Scr 8 Str. go. All
g. q. mobnte. Ous MdoMen iuuroc
mn Montag uoriaer &od1e crmoroS.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
Sn Submit meroen mcniocr RI

IN Submit meroen meniqcr Sit
&c Der Fcniplponiu ionic Baltimore
mo 0bio Giicnbohn @cieaihoften
onrcb @nibinNton iuhrcn. Die Me.
gicrum9 1ot oicic @cicllihoiten CT
flld,t, mr. ocn notipcnoiaitcn 9icnlt
oufreht 81 erboltcn. @eqemp1rtio
mcr0cr uicle 3ii9c sum transport ser
Nrmee Alisriiiumg uermcnbct Ionic
3lnn Mcrbcilduficn pom Trodt mad,
oen &dien in oenen Sdiiie oui ibrc
9n0nno marter.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
ueicrmonia Manncrdlur."

Pm legten Somntn9. Sen 6. Mui,
Die Mitalieocr uuo Treunoc
0cS r@crnIonio MGnmcrhorS" in
S%loocnsburg ell Ficnic nb. Sebr pic
le 9onen mo @errcn mnrcn cridie
ncn. @ion umiiiicrte lid in Der lido
llci @ottcsnatilr nodj Ncr3cllsluit.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11

Nm lcbten Montas murOe bier
Die iGbrlidye MISUNDERSTANDING cr0if.
net. Die @oibinatoncr feline @eicl
l6aft, Die al oieiem ereignis itetS
lcbboften Anteil gclpmlcn bat, iii
olh III oicicm Sabre itarf pcrtrcten.
Die Sribiinc lit nit berrliMcn 9lu.
men acidmiIdt uno 6abnen 3ieren
ocn slp5iielfnngsplat.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11

EroBibitiun am 1. WOpcmber,
&nnft cnrc @Seine nnS Ocitillate
Jest, ebc bic ncnc Stcmcr in Strait
tritt. 6briitinm fnnoer's mn
nbertrcfflidjcs Eager, 900 Sir
bcmtc Struec M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
ScntihamcrifaniiAcr llmteritiibnuas.
Tcrciu".

Sn Der am Giensta9, ocn s. Mui
IN gofalc oes 0crrn @p. gSoBmonn
o~bgcboltcucn &erianmhmg fiibrtc
@rdliOcnt Sobn @clle ocn &oriie.
Scfrctdr 9iic. SSiegoio fiibrtc oos
Grotofoll. Gic iiblidcn Gcreinsgc.
idlditc founcn SIR Grlcoiguno.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11

Ggriitian fanoer's rciAbaltises
Eager non gecincn nnb Scitiaa-
ten. aamft jctt, e6c Die Yrciic
erbObt merOcn. Gbriitian .fanoer,
800 Siebcnte Strafe go.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
1ampjG9er.
Tie f~einIten GGlami mno GerDelat.
iuiirite iiub 81 6a6en 6ei
@MbleTst
532 Geater- NIB Is &isgs Warft.

nSb lit uiele Sabre bur6 Miidem.
iueB uber Werbenfranfbeit,
auo bate pisie Mittel bon bsridjiebenen Aerstep
Derincht. Dor eirein Sabre oeranlaBte H;6 etler
hanferer Apotbeter.
Or. Miles' Inti.Gain Eiaen
sn prooieren. Nadl bseimOHatIidsm 6ebrml9
konnte id5 ellie oeptlihe Berbeierung III ntelHe.P
giieret oerlplren. uno i'd irene mid1 in orr pprf
Hung. balo mie6er obaiee @einnoheit aeiIIeHeH ~
ciifisti s. s. AaaD. iriiber Staotribter. @les'
apiu. Rp.
u. Miles Anti= yaiu Eillen iino INIT
aasae3eidmetem @rfpla iir Sdlner6eN
III allen A6rperteilen eebraltdlt Ip9roel.
SSsIlOem lie Die gnt3iinouna beieitiaen,
gciIntten ie benz -erfrantten @liepe iih
81 erbolen nno in normaler gSciie leine
ridltiae Arbeit al pcrridteH. Sragen
gle Sbren ApDfbefer bafiir.
8ertGnft init Der Waramtie, Sak bsr
@reiS Der eriten S6aAtel 5nriiGeritat-
tsi wirs, wfnn pie Hilsn HiAt brlieg.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
Siensrna, Sen 8. Mai 1917.

gie Niitalicocr Der fran5oiil6en
&ommllliolL bic nod @oibington sll
loihtigcn aonfcren5en acfonmcn mar,
cntglna anf elmer Hciic ollrd Sainois
eilicm llngliid. Sn ser @egcno ocs
Grtcs Slreola airiet scr 3lo. Der sic
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS
F, OVER THE COUNTRY

Low pressure prevails in Arizona
and California and from Montana east
ward to the upper lake region and
thence southwark to the Gulf of Mex
leo. High pressure prevails in the
east and from the north Pacific Goa st
to Texas. Precipitation has occurred
from the Mississippi valley and south
ern plains states eastward to Florida
and in parts OF Washington and Brit
ish Columbia. The heaviest rainfall
reported was LIZ inches at st. Louis,
Mo. There has been decided fall in
temperature over a belt reaching from
New Mexico to the Great Lakes and
also in British Columbia while in the
northern Rocky Mountain states and
generally in the east and south, higher
temperature prevails.
Boston. 49, Calgary. "a; Denver. Sc:
Helena, IS; Kansas city, 81: Los An
seles. 30; st. Paul. IS: New Orleans,
81; New York. rs; Pocatello, Sc; Port
land, 70; ST Louis, IS; Salt Lake, So;
San Francisco, IS; Seattle, &c: Wash
ington. rs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27
EVENING PROGRAM.

There was big crowd at the fair
grounds Wednesday night and enjoyed
tho evening program which was made
up of the following events:
Cowboys and cowgirls mounted pa
rade.
Cowgirls' bucking contest, four en-
tries: Bonnie McCarroll of Boise:
Eloise Hastings. of Cheyenne: Mrs.
Yakima Canutt of Yakima; Rose
Smith, of Alberta.
Exhibition Of trained horses.
Cowgirl riding buckng horse with
out a saddle.
Bernardi's greater shows with its ! !
attractions on the Midway is proving
big feature at the fair grounds.
The fireworks spectacle came az a
fitting close for the greatest day in
point of attendance in the history of
Boise fairs.
The following 10 buckaroos have
been selected by the judges as eligible
for the semi finals in the bucking con-
test: Nern Games, of Alma. Idaho;
Tex Smith, of Alberta, Canada; Dave
White, of Pendleton; Darrell Cannon,
of Pendleton; Paul Hastings. of Chey-
enne; Eddy McCarty, of Cheyenne;
Tommy Grimes of Cheyenne; Yakima
Canutt, of ColfaN, Wash and Silver
Harr, of Los Angeles, Cal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27

Of Ncrdun and military fireworks spec
tacle WIN be staged in front of grand
stand at state fair grounds tonight.
This outdoor spectacle which was
given Tuesday night met with hearty
approved and applause by the hun
drcds of spectators who witnessed the
initial production. 1t was the finest
fireworks display ever given in this
city and the portrayal or the Battle
of Nerdun was carried out in every
detail.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27

dash. purse SIS. Leo H, Jack Pierce
rider, first; Sotigrade, Pigg rider, sec
ond; Montana Belle, Nep Lynch, third.
Time 1:03a4.
Tenth event-Cowhoys' two-mile re-
la race, purse $1,000 and trophies.
Riders change horses at each half mile.
J. A. Palson string of Palson. Mont,
first; time, 3:45: Ed McCarty string of
Cheyenne, second, time 1852; Sherry
string of Pendleton, third. The rider
for the Sherry string in making the
change at the end of the first mile was
thrown from his horse and was set
back In his time for that reason.
Eleventh event-Aerial Wrights in
clever trapeze work.
John Spain Of Union, Ore, former
champion buckaroo of the world. owns
trick mule that furnished amusement
to the big crowd between acts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27

WORTH MORE THEN

mer was bit ruffled over something.
so strove to be extra obliging and
pleasant
II think" he said blandly. living S
getting cheaper For instance. year
ago them eggs would have cost you
five cents more"
"A year ago., said the customer.
when these eggs were fresh, they
would have been worth more"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27
THOUSANDSFED.
At THE GREAT.
FAIR BARBECUE
Feast to Be Annual Feature
of the State Fair-All the
Gifts Of Boise Business
Men.
Speed Program Enjoyed on
B oise Day-Round- Up
Features Provide Enter
tainment for the Big
Crowd at Night.

Boise and Barbecue day at the state
fair Wednesday attracted a throng es-
timated at 1900, which smashes all
previous attendance records on these
sandwiches and that many cups of cof-
Zee were served yesterday as compared
with 1900 barbecue sandwiches
;erved at the Gem State fair last year.
rhe $4,000 sandwiches yesterday were
served between the hours of noon and
p. M, or an average of IS sandwiches
per minute for four hours.
w. e. Pierce, chairman of the bar
hecue committee of the Boise CONNER
sible for the barbecue feature at the
tair, authorized the statement that ar
engagements will be made that will pre-
vent the big jams at future barbecues
held here, thus making it possible TO
render more satisfactory service. Mr.
Pierce said that as the state fair
grows so the barbecue feature will
grow an dthat in time the Commercial
club will have Il permanent building
completed and donated to the state
fair, to beused only for barbecue pur-
poses.
For the barbecue yesterday the fol-
lowing articles were used: Eight
steers averaging 1850 pounds each, 300
pounds o fcheese, three barrels of pick
les, 200 pounds of sugar and "a gallons
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-05
GERMANS PLANNED
TO ARM MEXICANS
ALONG THE BORDER
Secret Portion Of Zimmerman Com
muncation Disclosed in Debate In
House of Representatives.

Washington, April Representa-
tive Miller of Minnesota, Republican
member Of the foreign affairs com
mittee, sprang sensation during the
discussion of the war resolution in the
house today by declaring that an un-
published paragraph of the Zimmer-
man note offered to establish a sub
marine base in a Mexican port, supply
Mexico with unlimited quantities Of
arms and ammunition and send Ger
man reseryists in the United States
to Mexico.
II has been understood. but never
officially announced, that the full text
Of the Zimmerman instructions to
German Minister Won Eckhart was
not published with the main portion
which revealed the attempt to ally
Mexico and Japan In war against the
United States. Members of the for
eign affairs committees in congress-,
however, had been supplied with the
full text, and with other evidences of
German intrlgues against the govern.
ment.
The unpublished portion OF the Zim.
mermann note, Miller quoted as fol.
lows.
"Agreeably to the Mexican govern.
ment, submarine bases will be estab.
lished at Mexican ports from which
supplies OF arms and munitions will
be sent. All reseryIsts are ordered
into Mexico Arrange to attack all
along the border"
Representative Miller further said
he understood three German schoon.
ers had landed on the western coast
of Mexico and that V!!ls was surround
ed by German officers who had taken
charge Of the drilling OF his men Re
liable information, he said, also was
that The Carranza army was mot
much better"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-05
ARMY PLANS NOW
FOR TWO MILLION
BILL READY 70 BE INTRODUCED
IN BOTH HOUSES OF
CONGRESS.
COMPULSORY SERVICE
II Voluntary Recruiting Fails Ranks
viii Be Filled By Forced Enlist
ment for the War With Germany.
Plars Of Government.

Washington. April 5.-rlans for
raising an army were discussed al u.o
capitol today by Secretary Baker and
Chairman Chamberlain of the senate
military committee. II was agreed to
expedite the regular army apprOpria-
ton bin and the new administration
army bin Immediately after the house
passes the war resolution.
The new army bill will be introluc-
ed in both houses, probably tomorrow.
The provisions lor raising the new
army follow:
Immediate recruiting Of the regular
army and national guard TO their fun
war strength (about 10000 mem ana
calling Of ali national guard units into
federal service Compulsory enlist
ment TO recruit both the regular army
and the national guard to their full
war strength. If voluntary enlistments
are not sufficient
Increase of the present authorized
war strength OF the regular army and
national guard by about % per cent TO
provide an armed force at once of
about 100000 men. by compulsory
service If voluntary recruiting fails
Increase by compulsory recruiting
in increments. to about 100000 men.
within two years. All new enlist.
ments, 1t is planned, shall be for the
term Of the war with Germany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-05
Refuse to Be Intimidated.

Representative Siegel of New York,
Republican, said he could not disre.
gard the fact that though we cry
peace, Germany answers by warning
against us"
During this week" he said, "intima.
tions have come to me that political
eXpediency required me to cast my
vote against this resolution and that
contrary action on my part would
mean a general effort from now on to
end my congressional career. would
be unworthy of American citizenship
were | to be deferred from acting by
such warnings. say to my colleagues
who are now hesitating that the peo.
pie will know whether they are for
this great land of freedom and reli.
gious liberty, or whether they are go.
ing to be guided simply by the selfish
question whether they will obtain
more votes in 1918 by standing on the
side of our foe Let us give evidence
to the world that we are united"
Representative Harrison, Democrat,
Df Mississippi, assailed pro-German
sympathiZers and pacihsts.
81 would suggest to them" said he,
that they now employ their talents
and eloQuence not in attempting to
cause dissention among the American
people, but in addressing Kaiser vii.
helm, Bethmann.Hollweg, the reich,
stag and the author Of that remark
able sample Of diplomatic 'Kultur, the
Zimmerman note"