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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-08

THE SWEDISH. FINNISH AID As
 ISOLATION yill give dance at the Finnish ilall sunday. April x. at $500 9. m. Every ody invited. Good music.
 Advertisement ljf
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-08
U-BOAT SCARE IS STIMULATING TRADE
 OF U. 5. WITH SPAIN
American Automobiles and Ma chinery Are Taking Place of German and We Are Buying Spanish Goods.

MADRID. Spain. Correspondence of The Associated Press Whatever the submarine scare may have done to the trade of Spain with England, France and other. belligerent cOun- tries. it has not hurt the trade be- tween Spain and the United States but has even improved it. There is a decided boom in American goods on inc Spanish markets, due to the en- tire cutting off Of German goods that OImerly dominated the markets here. American automobiles and trucks, American electrical supplies and Am 'rican machinery are suddenly taking the place of the German makes. A lively competition is going on among dealers who used to handle German autos and trucks. to get the agencies of similar types of American vehicles
 Along with this boom of American goods. Spanish goods are being ship ped to America in greater quantities than ever before. While the great -DOrt of Valencia is in a panic over having her fruit trade with England ut off. more Valencian grapes are go- ing 10 America than before the war The cork groves of Andalusia and the south are also sending more cork to America.
 One Of the most remarkable chang Hs wrought by the war is the substi- 'ution of Spanish antiquities. tapes tries. paintings. etc. for articles or his kind which America used to buy in France and Italy before the war. The shipments of this class have sud lenly increased fOrty-fold. King Al fonsO has shown marked interest in his awakening of American taste for spanish art. and personally has loan d the famous collection of royal tap astries for exhibition at New York These precious royal possessions have not before been out of the country Hating for centuries back. including -he Moorish period. and from the lays of the Toison de Oro or fleece If gold.
 This sudden stimulus Of Spanish American trade has had the effect Oi ;reatly increasing the shipping from Spanish ports to America. Naturally shipping has taken the line Of least resistance. along these safe lanes be- tween Spain and America, instead ol he old trade routes to England now dangerous. As a result, Spanish ship ping 10 America is having great loom. The large steamship lines from 'orrunna. NigO. Sandtander. Valencia md Cadiz are taxed far beyond their 'apacity. All their boats, formerlyi Ised largely for trade with England. Trance and Italy. are now being turn ed into the American trade. For tho first time American passenger traffic Is coming and going by these lines instead of going up to Liverpool and Havre. both of which are in the dan ger zone. A new Spanish line has been startetd To the Philippines. auG the lines 10 Cuba. the Antilles and Spanisb-Amcrican ports have bcru 'arecIy augmented.
 THE SWEDISH. FINNISH AID As
 ISOLATION
 yill yiYr a dance at the Finnish Hall sunday. April x. at S:oo D. m. Ever! ody invited Good music.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-08
SPENDING MONEY ON DIAMONDS $ INVESTING

IT.
 It's investing 1t, too. in d way that is sure to pay dividends Diamond prices have been steadily advancing for years, and ttsy are almost sure to continue to do so. have on hand most attractive dis play Of Diamonds to show my customers. back up every stone with my per sonal assurance of its purity. Also. it will be found that I've priced them very low Which is a guarantee that a Diamond purchase here will prove tbe very best sort of an investment
 WHY my display excells.
 mond let me point out to you just If you are in the market for a Dia-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-08
In Potentialities They Are De-
 clared the Peers of Arizona
 With Wonderful Future Assured.
BIG BUG COUNTRY
 RIVALING JEROME
Has Eight Producing Proper ties to Verde's Three-Cop- ger Basin Rapidly Forging to Front.
By William P. De Wolf.

PRESCOTT. Arizona. April T. Taken by and large. the three prin- cipal experiencing districts of Va vapai county-Verde Big Bug and Copper Basin-are peers of any in Arizona in future potentialities. and. to a considerable extent, in present worth. From an investment stand point each offers a number of eXcep- tional mining opportunities - oppor- tunities which would seem to insure quick and appreciable returns on the initial outlay of capital. There are districts in the state where the cop per production is larger. but none wherein the future copper mining pos abilities are greater. The mining men Of the country are becoming cog nizant Of these facts in greater num- Der with the passing of the months. and as a result there has been and is an influx of money for mining and mining purposes.
 Big Bug Deals Many.
 The Verde district. location of the famous United Verde and the equally famous United Verde Extension mines occupies the spot light of investment interest. Recently. however. a pro nOunced trend Of investment senti- ment toward the Big Bug and Copper Basin sections is noticeable. Mining activity in the Big Bug section is of
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8iaiser
Sinb ME IT. ". Slime iagt, bier bic
grbcnsmittel, ais anbersiuo.

Observation-Disclosures Or. Bin.
ne pom it1otiidlen @ei,inobeitsaurt,
rat geitcrn oen geilino ieiuer Inter.
il,t)liia biniid,tlif Der ytabrunesnut.
feipnrrdtbc giirgermeiiier pudlta III.
:erhreitet uno uertritt in ieiuem ge.
ridlt oen Stanor,mft, bob Die gincin.
latter ibre 2ebensnliitel iait aus.
ilabnlsIos III bilieeren Breiien erbal.
ien, ais in anoercn Stioteu bc5ablt
.peroeu.
2'on einem Observation-Disclosures.
pol bat Or. Glume nid)ts iinoen fon.
ncn lub iciner sriid)t naf beiinoen
lid. alr 3eit feiuc beionbers groben
ISurrtitbe ali Sebensmitteln IN Ger
Sicbt imb Die alrtoifeIporrdibe mir.
Den 6iim @eiipiel fnopp iiir iiinf Gage
,ieri:ser. CT erfl1rt, baB bic Staoi
uitr i'm Stanbe iein iuiirbe, aartofs
lein 1u billieen preiien gu faiiien, oa
Ser Yrofit bcs RittelmanneS iopie oes
.tllinperfdniers Elm iebr geringer lit.
1ie 9orrdtbe. bic Or. RIume in
Sen aiiblipeid,ern uno IN ben Eager.
papiern. aefunbeu Fat, iraren pie
lolsi. 160.137 Buibel siepiel; 35i
giii5ci oniebeln; 10S Sitter Gier;
36t,53i Yi,inb Slid; 9.247 aiiien
Screalien; 593.045 Eiltuo Sleiih nno
c6efiisel; 2,94l.314 %uno Mebl;
Geo Siiten nit aonieroen; 1852, 900
Sfllio 9ieis; 7S0,754 Efiin0 aofiee:
iO3, 900 Biuno 3uder iinb 313, ,230
ffrat gobnen.
gesiiglih Der bier aufseitapeIten
Flciidporr1tbe iteIlte es iib bcrous.
bab son ben runb 10000 pfO. iit
rrdi weniger als 100000 i'm 9eiis
US Eoflcrs Soparo 9'aniero beiin.
och, Der .asli9 Dpiibcn 10000 itno
10000 Eiuno iia9 europa on Die IA,
nIslife Regierung ifidt. Sm @eiiino.
feiiSamt lit man Der slniidt, SdB BIZ
itnetiiten geboreen fein Refyt baben.
Banicrp baju sll 8fpirscit, oieicS
5Ieiid bier aui Den @arft 3,i brinseu
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Ser Sd)ulratb
seirS $4,000 iiir 9ieparntnren uOu
ncacn SdDulsebanben peransgebcn.

Tcr SdmIraih miro $4,000 fir
eingebenoe baulihe Gerlnberungea
mo .2eparahlren in ueln SdRleeball'
oen uuSgebea uao be. oen oor5uueb'
member Slrbeiten banoelt IS lib III er.
tier &inie I'm 8erdnoerlugell, our6
DeIdc Die Sldberbeit Der Seballoe &C.
gen 5elter5gefabr erbobt peroen ioIl.
lSln itaotiitet 9uuamt iiltte a.
item Der @eitGitsiiibrer oes Sful.
ratbS Charles u. SANDMAN I'M Die
dG.bisen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad,
Die betreiteuOen Sdllen, in weld]en
he @erdnoerunaen uorgenonlteu
werben icaen uuo Die baiiir oliSgeicb.
ten 9etr1ge iinS; @arfielo SduIe
$1,000; @easlee Sdyllc $4,000; so.
rnce W,onn S6ule $1,000; Sineoln
GbuIe $4,000; 0aorgalTStElIe $1,000;
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Sarusari.

Gle 6rei bieiisen 2oaen Ses 9. o,
s. ndirlib Die Cincinnati 2ose gso.
Gsg, Die SiegeSloge go. 701 iro Die
Srcbiinn 2oge go. 10 (Sertbd
61eo) babcH beihIoiien. cen 20. @e-
bur.stas oes Oroens am Is. Wdr5 in
her aosmopolitau saIle gemeiniam 81
icicrn. 9ie iseier foil Ra6miitass pri.
,iic 2 llbr begIuuen ino 6nrd, Abbal.
h.ne elmer sSeitloge cinaclcitet weroen.
Hah Salub oerielbel iuiro oos Team
Ger 9amenIooe einen Drill nuiiiihren.
1ab oem Tria perben it,mGdbaitl
Speiien mo Grfrii6ungen bon Den
9nmen ierpirt iperoen. Ten S6luB
iol eiu Ian5fran5fcn biIoen, 5n benz
'seoermann irauolid,it eiuaclaben 1T
Cos apmuittee, mi. Serru gutcn
@Iiiditein an Der Gpise, gibt iih ale
ereentlibe WSibe. ben NeilnebmeriI
ciuen pefguiiIteu Ratrn.ttag lno
Mbeno 3u bereiten.
g9eitere @orbereitlmgen fir oas
Seir ipuroen In Der geitrigen &ouurit-
teeiisling setroifen.
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gterblid)te berid5t.

2usp Seboiiilr, So, 2401 GranD
Diem glps., 4ItsrSidndde.
emma 9obbins. "a, 1858 Samil.
ton 9ps., auRsensnt5iinbuns.
Olga Yphrer. 81, 211 aorain glbs..
3udtrrubr.
9llberi @udl.u, 38, SubsrtuloIs
Soipital. 1ubsriuloie.
Rate 9ramer. 81, 3773 Sutton
Ctr. aubtrtuIois.
Gliinbstb Molaun. 65, 1850 Was
baIb qps., 2unsmsniSiinbnna.
Glspslanb Collins, 43. 322 Weii
9itrte Stpabe. aunsentntsiinoung.
Sopbis 0rttbsl. 80. 1S9 SpcGmore
Str, 6arnidursDsrgiftuus.
Wiliiam Gfors, n, S122 Monon
aps.. 9srsleiben.
qfmsIia Sirf6lsr, "a. 7T8 on Rib.
gspap 4pe., NisreMsibsn.
Wartin Janif&epsti. GA, 1927
Mst 8. Ctr. @sbirnlhlag.
Qaurstta Obsr. "a, 7S7 Ssbam
STR, IuberfuIofs.
Charles Gturm. 85. Samilton
pht. Nisrenleibsn.
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Mit ber 2lgt
gSuroe Sbomas gan Belt in einem
Arbeiterlaser bel Camp Seuui.
ion crid)lasen.

Inter Der antlase, am Msontn9
glbeno gu ipater Sttnbe III Dem 9Ir.
beiterlaser oes Sontrattora j. ..
Ban Camp, in Der gtdbe DON Camp
Ielluiion, Den 30 Sabre alten Ibonas
Ban YeIt nit elmer glrt eriaIagen 81
babeu, IDuroe gGtern Der 40 Sabre
alte george Steiuart oOn SiIisiberiifS
perbaitet lulo na9 Dem Gountpgeiang-
NIB gebrat)t.
Stcluart bate Die ean3e gta6t urlo
audi geitern bis 3u ipater ShInoe ri.
big auf Sas eiutreiien Der geanlten
geIpartet. um iicb in Sait neHuen 5iI
laiicn. Bie er Dem Coroner Or.
9auer, ser gGtern gorlnittag ole
@eif;e @an 9eIts in 9luReniAein
unbm. scriiderte, befauo er iih III Der
gectNpebr, ais er bon Der 4rt 9e.
braub maGte. Ban lelt," iaate
Stcport, mar elm &aliibolo uno bate
am Montna sic Yriigelei angcimtgeu
@r ipoQte mir 81 Seibe unb nm mid
meiner Sallt 81 !pebreu, grlii ib III
Der 2lyt uro itredte ibn oamit nieoer,
SS5dj weiB, bnB i'd noIlfommen iHt
9iebt mar uuo babe iniolgeoeiien nj.
biz alif oas gintreiien BON 9eamten
sepaytst, bic MID psr1aitsn pOlIsn-"
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rigen StoB uno gIng oallu rltbig II
oen Saal. @eni8er eriolgreib mar oel
6euerlpe9rdet ais er mebrere Der glr'
better, Die lei6te 8erlesllngen oapon
aetragen batter, eiuem tIeinen 8erbol
uilter5ie6en nollte. @iner Der Beam
ten rerbpt ibnen ibre giamen 81 nen'
men rno irgenolpel6e a1isfunit 81 &C.
ben un6 Die 2eltte befolgten 6enn audi,
ungenftet aller 9enrilbungen oes
Seuerpebrdefs oieien 9efebl. Gin
Nbotograpb, ben cine 3eitung abge.
ian0t bate, I'M oa5 G5nnere oes ourdJ
Die @rplolion belbdoigten 8mlnls 81
pbotograpbiren, mubte gleifyials IN.
perridteter Sahe ab6ieben, oa ibm Der
3lltritt perneieert Duroe.
Silrgermeiiier gudjta Iuiro, tDie er
geltern 9iad)mittag erfldrte, cine &C.
nalIe llnteriublmg be5ligli1 Der llr.
lad ell Der erplciion aHltellen lanen.
gn oiesbe5iigli6es @eiilb wuroe tlir5
nad Der Grploiion Our6 =. 3. glagg,
bon Jto. 64S Sirtcoln sIpenile, an ibn
gelteqt. Sie !9err 9lagg ausfiibrte.
iilr6ten Die gerpobner Der ytatbar.
ihaft, oaB oerartige grploiionen iid
III 3lfliuft pieoerbolen f0untel, ioOaB
lie un0 lDre 6anilien Oann geidDroet
piiroen. Die eeitrige @rploiion mar
DeiiDiH bemertbar uno piele III 5ienl.
llpet @rtfernltng beiinolihe t9liller
oeriethcn oerdrt ms g8anfen, Dab Die
5emobner i'm eriten @toment gIcub-
ten, Die @eb1uoe rpilrGen ibnen iiber
Del StOpi 5uiammenitiir3en.
Ger 8etriebsleiter Ger gtnlage
George 9tidols mar ailBer Stuloe, lid)
oeiulitip ilber Die llriafe oer @rplo'
ilon gu Gubern. Seinen singaben na9
oe!mlit iib Der cirefte Sahiba0en mIT
etlra $4,000, aber infolge Der notbDen.
dig meroenoen llrterbred)ling 0es BE.
trie6s pdbrelto Der Bornabme Der Re-
perat.ren. tpiro Die sSirlna einen
(Sdaoen pon 500, 900 erleioen, tpenn-
iton oicic llnterbredlIng im getrieb
taltm langer ais 5lpei Sage pabren
oiirfte.
sluf 8eranloiillne Don 9tid)ols iplir-
Den Ole glngeborigen Der Serlnglitd
ten iluuer5iIgIi6 per gh,tonpbil naA
Den Soipitdlern gebrad)t. Sral Gtlelc
troi iebodI trosoenl 81, ipat cin uno lie
tradl, als ibr III Der ihonenoiten
SSerie Die giadridt pon Dem slbleben
ibre5 @atten beigebrndlt lpllroe. b..
wuBtlos pliamillen. @iicle mar Dor Ell
niger 3eit aus Eortsmoutb, o, bier.
Der iibergciieoelt. 6rml Sintborn
peitte bei itrem @aiten, als er gegen
2lbeuo oen Iceten 9Itbenpug that.
Senrp 6oro ipltroe mti telepboli-
if2in 0ege pon Dem llngliid bellod)'
ridDtigt unb lulterbielt elne uultnter'
bro6ere Selepbonoerbinbrtng pon De
troit aus, Sanlit linn fortrpGbrero
iiber ben 3nitano Der 8erunsliitten
berid)tet pcroen fcante.
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Ser Ztantratb.
Fadtpertras fur bic 9iinsbabu &C..
lauste sur 5iueiteH Seiuus.

@elegentliA Der geirigen Sisung
oes StaotratDs gelangte Die 6relbrIef-
prinan5 Der neutrality-suspicious..
lpeIhe einen ASad)tpertrng fllr Die pro-
Ieftirte Hingbabn oorliebt, sur 5meiten
Qeiung lne uurOe oaum mti @ltnib
Des StraBcnbabutonmitlees pieoer
an oieies AnmmIttee aIrildperlDteiea.
9lul oen beltl9eH glbeno bot oas Soln-
mIttee mieoer eine Niirgeroeriantm.
llHg anberallnlt, gelegentIih ruelber
ole Groiuan3 elngebeno erorteri per.
ben ioll,
Mn oaS Sonnrittee iiir StruBen
muDen Srhlnan3cn perlDielelI, Die DOH
ocn Stnotpdtetn Sdlidjte, Sanien
mo Batterion eineeretdJt por0en ma.
ren lmo ourb lpeld,e Die Big sour
9abn oos Hed,t erbaIten loll, az lbrem
@ilierbabuboi g(nIuaen unBrbrIn1en,
ourd meIte e@ ibr erHieglltt iuiro, Die
oberen 5beiIe Don belaoenen @aggons
uon ben RaOgeiteIlcu ab5ubeben, UNI
mll rieie gSeiie Gas slusIdoeu 5u er.
leiptsrn lmo 9tallm 81 Iparell.
illIter glulbebung Der SeIdldttsre.
ecll gelangte eine Groinan5 5lW gln.
h,bHt. Die Soerr @otterion cingereidt
Datte, llno ourh DeIte Die 6irnla Sa.
beler & SO. oos Reht crbaIt, srpel elet.
trildye 2citlIngSbrdbte iopie 5rpel GeIe.
p6onorG1te iiber Die GUNNER Strabe
binpeg 81 leiten,
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Seutidc ct. 3OhanuesssmeinSe,
lNfnrrrr N @. GiienLnhr

(T1rrer s. o. giienlobr)
Gieie @od)c lit Ssubilallmsmod,c
in oieicr 8eneinbe. Der 0omen.
oerein fciert iein goloenes Subj.
lium mo peranitaItet am bcliti-
gen 0tittrpotl. BON llhr 9tnhnlit.
tags an Elm SubiIdums auffestrdn5' y
den, gu fpsl6sm iOlssnoes aOmmittee
bic gortsbrunsen setrpffen bat: bic
6rauen !. @isr, 8. HieB, Sdmibt,
u. Ssb, 70. 6eb, 9uitar!, Dumont,
pogsenbid, Rittsr sOtsr, Subler,
Stamm, Ssibsl, Soefsrtamp, aumz
mer, 9upuis, arosssr, Sauer, NidsIs,
uuo Gtl. 9. 9ater. Bon $50 an Ierz
pirsn Die Dnmen, unteritiiBt DON bsm
san3en 9ti6dfts Sommittss, siner
isinen aund, gu tpeldem bic Serreu
sau3 beIuub,rs sinseIaben iinb. Qtm
0unnsriiaa, ben 8. Wdr5. psranItaltet
Der GbOr gu Gbrsn oss Subildums ein
apnjsrt in Der Msmorial Suae, Ode
@rant uno Gin Gtrdbe. SGmmtlide
size iinb reierpirt unb folIten i'm
9ornus bsitsat psrbsn, entpeosr per
gyoit ober in Der Mmisitube beg pds
TORS. Spllten nod size iibris iein, 10
tperb.n Tis slbsnbs an Der SaFe nbses
aeben. Gs tpsrben niht mebr 8arten
Dsriauit, aIs size bOrBunbsn lnS.
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gHsebIid fuiisuiltIIia.

gtqen 0cn Suiifnlieh gosparo
Sucrfamp, pon gso. 1893 05eit Ctr.
mlirol seitern Elm Softbefebl ipegcrl
sbrtlihen angriiis eruirft. Die Mn.
tldaerin lit Sri. gsarp gads, BON Wo,
2203 @eit Gtrnbe, Die beiaiiptet, onf'
cnI geontag sIbeno Snertanlp Tie h,
Der gtrafc anbiclt iifio 5u tiiiien Der.
iiidte. gle rib iit icOcd los iiIto fan,
ittiGctiibt oopon. Geitern niadyte iie il.
rent Batter Wiittbeilung bon oieieni
slttnteuar inlo ailf ieine SeranIaiiuns
ersuirfte iie bonn oen Sottbeiebl.
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Che Grlanbnikibeine.

IBiGiam 8. 2itmer, 30, 915 RacsSt.
(Oiora y. Wooo, 80, oesgl.
! sbeobors 2. Carpenter. So, Sal.
I mouth, SD.
i9ucinOa Craig, 80, 659 Of 6. Str.
lBiaiam eiemers, 81, 1881 pleoiant
I Strabe.
(Suts Sttis, so, 514 Sliper Str.
lGbarles 6. Oenman, 81, Maion, 8.
(2ouiIe u. arebs, "a, 9oOelanb, 8.
J2eslie 6. 5erriel, %, glentonn, ..
(gli5abstb 6. S9ielps, is, OessI.
(9tlDin 8. sarpin, 80, $40 8. a. st.
(4Imu u. Senien,27, 807 DAT Ctr.
lpbilip 5. srounitine, 26, Clinton
I Springs 2pe.
(Steqa ~ .RoIIman, %, 1884 Ilagta
2loenue.
(Ralp6 &. 9stpis, %, ae6anon, 8.
lWlabel g. Sut4inIon, %, SilOerton,
Sbio.
l9om psbrp Srsram, 25, 523 Gars
lisle 9lpe.
(stsaa SOues, 81, 427 @sft 5. Str.
lOscar 81. SI6erotpis, 25, Gil Weit
{8, Strabs.
(Roia Spear, %. besgl.
lGbartes g. pu4ta. so, 1921 Rsabs
I ing Ruab.
(aate MelBer Carlisle, 30, 243o
Sairoiep 2lpe.
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Uier CODE
Uab es stiteru selegentlid elmer Gt'
plpiion in Der GmailleaHlase Der
Jorb So.

Gin peiterer 2lngeitellter rinst IN
9ofpital nit bem 5Oos. = Gerner
purben eins NnaabI perioHen lei4t
perleBt. = Sbre Namen paren jss
bod ni6t in Grfabrung gu bri1gen,
- Weil ibre @orgeIestsn ibnen uns
terfagten, bic Ramsn un3useben. -
Die idmmtliaen 5eniter i'm Dierten
Stodfpsrt Der 4nIage 3ertriimmsri.
- GaIoliHbebdlter 1T augebli4 in
Der 0dbs Der GmaiGir0fen rplos
oirt. - 0ertreter Der Gorb So. per<
iu4tsn aud bem Jeuerpe6t4ef
StnberHiFe in ben Des gu legen, -
GrploiiOn pirb auf gtuiu9en Don
Perionsn, bic in Der Ha4bari6aIt
pobusn. uHtsriu6t perben.
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0(ns ben WeridDtsb5fem.
Diaiieber,ualter fir bic 8bisfcp
airma Senrp N. Simbsl GO.
ernaunt.

ebef6e!ounssfdGs. - Sdabsneriab.
Hagen. = Sam 8ailtp Sr.'s Sc.
itamsni. - RadlaBs ssa6sn. =
@e,idxSenes.
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90 ais, nnr Gin .srsu,s nuinine-.

I'm bos ssis su srbaIisn. ssrIanse mon 81
ssS s,Ti sSsE Rs%.I son i,1, LAxATiyE N EE6 To-
ifrf6riif bon q. y. 0rcbs. % flrirt sns Ct
ldituua Ia siusri 1ass. 2b<.
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Brphe au siuabl in etrduderfeu
nub mnrinir1su 1iidler. iowie 5eltaisifen. on.
oieielrr 4 0D,, 13S u. Scdpite Strabe.
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Nj. 2loams SAule $4,000; Sednte 81.
1tri ttS6ule $4,000; 8ebitcr S6ltle
$610G; &5it.itr Sflle $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-07

Siaudt Sau'erp Glnb Cigar.
reu, milo unO ansenebm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18
ECONOMY -PIKEPLACE- PUBLIC MARKETS

SILL your old NEWSPAPERS
loo for 25 pounds.
Sugar Stall. Economy Market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18
Oh 1aoman's arnv against 1alastt
Second Round of Ammunition: Learn to
Think in Percentages

Food conservation ls the Job Of
every recruit 10 Tho Womans
Army Against Waste.
Every successful business man
learns TO think OF bis Job In terms
OF per cent. 30 much per cent IL
charged 20 profit and loss. 30 much
f. charged to overhead eIpense
and so much 10 other departments.
Yesterday heard one Of the
largest manufacturers OF hread In
this CO. ntry say the price " flour
was putting his bakery IN jeop-
ardy.
when" said he, the price OF
materials reaches over 80 per cent
OF the total cost OF putting the I'm
t.hed article on the market xftl
will run behind in your businea
This means that In commercial
bakeries over 30 per cent OF the
expense ia in the baking, Overhead
and selling expense.
Bread-provided 1t Ia made care
fully-can be made cheaper at
home. But In sone cases where
A woman does her own work an6
there are young ehildren--it IL not
the best plan to economic In this
direction NJ the price Of the health
and strength OF tho houseseepsr.
The problem OF these women is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18
Chinese Meal Ticket
Captured by Deputy

Two Chinese are sorry and one 4.
glad that Deputy Sheriff Joe I'M
can't read their language
Hill was mounting guard over Aey.
eral Orientals captured In a raid on
the King Flung store, els Sixth ave
Thursday night. They were waiting
on the sidewalk for the county auto.
mobile.
Another yellow -ekinned chap stop
ped out OF the crowd around the
building and said something 10 one
OF Hills prisoners
The prisoner produced a card and
handed II to tie newcomer I'm
grabbed II.
1T might be evidence" he
thought.
He couldn't read Il. 10 be threw
II away There was scutfls as a
score OF Chinese scrambled for IN.
scrap Of paper. The prisoner began
to weep and wall In pids'n English:
You takce my meal ticket. lie
Tomaska, Russia, TO Sheriff String.
time now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18

The Garden OF Allah" a. mas.
sive twelvepart photodrama adapt
ed from Robert Hiehens' romance
OF the Sahara desert by the same
name. Is coming TO the Liberty
Sunday.
The Garden OF Allah" is a
drama Of tho mysterious soul Of
the East and OF humanity. its
pulsing passions and It's weak
nesses IL Is an intense. glowing
epic OF the Sahara desert. sunlit.
barbartc. with It's marvellous at
mosphere OF vsstnass and ioneli.
ness This production In undoubt.
edly one OF the most beautiful pro
auctions ever shown in Seattle.
The scenic effects in The Garden
Of Allah" are particularly note.
worthy. carrying the Oriental ~.
mosphsrc OF the Esst Thousands
of people and caravans 81 camels
take part in the spectacular scenes.
vhich include an attack ON n cara
van BY Bedouins OF the desert The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18

citation. is touring the country for
the woman's committee of the
Council for National Defense. under
one head. Mrs. William =. Harper
of Seattle. general auditor OF the
National Federation II Women's
Clubs. is state chairman of the wom-
ans council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18

how can they conserve tn, more
expensive bakers bread 80 II will
in some way approach the cheaper
homo made product.
A manufacture OF bread told me
recently that 5 per cent OF all com.
mercisl bread Ia wasted In its de-
livery from the bakery TO the con
sumner
How ! asked.
Mostly because the housewife
insists upon fresh bread" he an.
svered. NO grocer knows how
mueh fresh bread be viii sell daily
One day II may be 100 loaves and
the next 80. On that day he viii
have 80 loaves TO return or TO grow
stale. thus becoming unstable
There In very simple remedy
for this waste" he continued, and
that Il that every woman shall
clearly understand the bread wants
OF her family and leave a standing
order with her grocer for that
amount daily. This would effect n
saving Of at least 3h per cent In
the waste OF bread from the bakery
TO the consumer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18

TooAy'e wAsrooRAm
Order your bread as you DO your
milk-so many loaves n day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18
ISSUE new NUMBER

Containing an article on the for.
saken newspaper offices OF Wash.
ington. whose employees have en-.
listed in some branch OF the service.
together with several other timely
features. the May number of the
Washington Newspaper left the
press at the University of Washing.
;nG Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-18
SuFFRAGIST WILL
TELL WAR PLANS

Carrie Chapman Gait, famous suf-
fragist. will speak At the Moore
theatre Tuesday afternoon. May 20,
on National Plans for War Work. A"
Mrs. Gait. who Is president Of the
International Suffrage alliance. and
lecture organizer for the National
American Woman's SUFFRAGE assn