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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-01-18
CALDWELL REGRETS LOSS
OF NEW PHONE MANAGER

That the citizens OF Caldwell, es-
pecially the members OF the CONNER
cial club regret the loss to that city
OF J. NJ. Lewis. who has recently come
to Ontario to manage the Malheur
Home Telephone company. may be
seen from the following resolution u
copy of which was sent the Argus:
WHEREAS. The City OF Caldwell
and the Caldwell Commercial club
have lost through the removal from
the City of j. NJ. Lewis. former Pres
idcnt of the Commercial club. one OF
their strongest and most loyal sup
porters. now. therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED: That the mem
bers OF the Caldwell Commercial
Club In annual meeting assembled
take this means OF expressing their
sincere appreciation to Mr.. Lewis for
his earnest and unselfish efforts In
behalf of the city and club and ex-
tend 10 him the honest wish OF the
organization that he will be rewarded
with the success deserved In his new
field OF endeavor.
Caldwell Commercial Club.
NJ, H. Gibbons.
Secretary.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-01-18

The Bee-keepers have passed On
tario by because Caldwell was wide
awake and after them Ontario got
stung but has no one to blame but
herself II was a case of no one ON
the job to see that the city's interests
were looked after.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-01-18

Boise aud Nampa each saw so great
a need for Traders Day that they
subsidized one. Ontario has the OPP
portunity to get a good one merely by
a little boosting We certainly can
do that
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-01-18

renee of meetings such as that OF last
week until there will be a real In
stead of psuedo wake over the de-
parture OF Ontario from among the
list of live towns in this section.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-01-18
ALL TuE YEAR ROUND.

Oregon Short Line weekend and
Sunday rates have been so popular
that they will he continued indefinite
ly, On sale every week. all the time,
They are for your convenience; use
them frequently Ask O. $, l.. agents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

ncn Gor0on Inn sic 9lnla9c, lmO 9Sies
mono auBer oen &ettlugsmanniAoi-
ten oliritc iid ndbern.
6iini5e6n Nlinuten nod Der @rplo-
iioi murocn Die critcn Sei6en uno
&erlesten ans 0cn Sriimuern 6er-
ausgc5o9cn. 9lac So6r5eitge, Ole ge-
ra0e sur Son0 moren uuroen in Sen
8ienit geltcllt; glutomo6ilc, @rocer.
Nogen imo SIciiber- -Magen bro6ten
Die @erlcttelt na6 ben @oipitdlern.
Dle6rcre 2eibeh rur0cn aus oen 200
DarOS entiernt gelcgcncn Siimpien
0crausgc5ogen. Gic meiiten Der Sci
hcn warcu iiirtbterli6 ucritiimnelt
o0er bis sur llnfenntlihfeit Der.
bronnt.
Sin 86cil ser Germunocten wirOe
in @c66uocn DER @ompngnie inter.
gebroAt, D6breno onOcrc in 9}ripot.
bGiiern in Goopitonc lno benodbar-
ten 0rti1aitcn llnfcrfluit ionocn.
Giele G6aten 0es Scroismus ma,
rcn 81 ocr5eiAncn, ID 3um Seiipiel
ba6ntc iib Capt. @olter y3il6elnt
Der 9ice. @rdiiocnt Scr @OOpitone So,
elm irii6ercr 9lotionnlgarOiit, Sc6n.
NAL einen @cg 6ilrh Sau6 unO
6luinnicn iin0 ie0esntal brod)te er
Semono in Sicber6eit.
SSdbreno ocS gon5cn Cages bot
G6eitcr cine potbetiid5c Scene. Eau-
ienoe BON 6retnoen lino @crlponoten
Der Spfer 0urdindten Die StraBen
in ocn 9emii9en ibrc Sicbcn Su FIN
oen n iei cs MN lebcno oocr foot.
(Srobc NlcniNenmcngen beriolunel-
ten iih Dor Der Morguc uno Ocn $50.
ipitdlerrt Die BON sen Mili5iolooten
in S1d@ gcbaltan louroen. OIicmon1
Dem mrOe ocr 3utritt SIR @5orQuc
gcltdttct, un0 mlr Die, wcl6c lih cnt.
ipreHeno oismciien fonntcn, puroclt
in bic SoipitGlcr cingeloiIcn.
Gie u6oopitonc Ammunition Cor.
porationr bic iripriiuelicb bon Sn-
tcreiien orgoniiirt mar. oic nit oen
@olOwipgofomotio 9serfen iocntifi.
0irt moren uno BON oieicn bctric6en
puroen miiroc iH lebten September
BON elmer Gommiiiion iibernouimen
sic oie britiid5e uno ruiiiide 9icgic-
rung rcprdientirte. Seit jener 3eit
bat oicie Gomniiiiion 0ie Scritelhua
bon Nhmitiou fir oie entente gIaiir.
ten betrie6en
Ger materielc @erIuit ais 93einI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Gin gcantcr ser Corporation CT.
flGrtc in 9eipre6nng ser pcrmut6.
lid5en llriabc ser aotaitrop6e, DAB
Iciucs 8iiieus 3u feincr 3eit me6r
ais cinc bolbc Connie %idper in Dem
@c6duoe gcpeicn iei @r iagtc:nGoS
Gulpcr lpuroc IN eineh Wlogo5in al
Ocn lliern Oes @o6cs ouf6cpa6rt
nn0 purOc.in &omen no1 DEM Sc
bGuoc ge6ro6t, sic etrpo 8ipei @oIlo-
nen 6ielton. g(iis 0ieien 9onnen Dir-
De eS an Die 9(r6eitcr pertbeilt Die
Oonn fcinc W}noBc 6cuubtcn, Inn OaS
@ulpcr in 0ic S6rapncl . Siilien 81
iiiacn. Soipcit ipir in @rfo6ritng
bringen fonhtcn 6o6cn iirb nur Orci
Grploiioncn ereignet 3pci Ocriel-
ben morcn bcrbGltniBndBig leidt
o6er bic brittle nor BON 10 furbt5o.
rcr @epalt, OoB cin 800 Noros ent.
fcrntcS 9oot6ous 5erItort purOc"
Gic Grploiiou, Die oucb IN Rbilu-
oclp6in, cine Iiitan5 bon Is Nleilen,
ocltlih bcripiirt murOc crcignetc
iic6 ingcfdbr 10 ll6r @ormittogs in
eincm Smciit0digcn @c6GilOc, oos oIS
0os 10 6"-@ebGuoc befonnt mar.
I'm oieicm @c6diloe uuroen 3iinO.
ic6niren 6ereeitcat; Die meiiten Der
bier 6clddftigten 9ltleeitelltcn-et -etpa
so Bro3cnt - moren Sraucn uuo
iinqe Dldohcn. GicGeidt gegcn so
Mdnncr mo ana6en porcn sur 3eit
Oes ltnfaaes in oem @e6dnoc be-
itditigt uuo sic @e6r5a6l oicier
cntfom.
Cine flrc6t6are glufreglng tolStc
Ger @rploiion. Cine ricIge 9init6-
molfc, Die gum Simniel cmporiGoB
pcrounfcltc oie gon5c StaOt, Die cine
Ginpo6ncrjo6l BON ctpa 5000 bat.
Ionn brahen sic 5lommen 6erDor
imo tnudien allies I'M llmfreis in ci.
nen ociItcrbofteu 5Gein. Gie 9lngc.
itclten aus Sen onOercn @c6Glioea
Der sInIuge ariifcu perit 6u, Inn oaS
0lettungSucrf einjulcitel rnO Siilfc-
rlfe mirocn nod YbiloOclpbia, G6e-
tier, @ilnin9ton imo anoeren be.
noGbartcn Srti6oiten geionot GaS
aclommte Gbelter 6cuerOcpurtcment
iolgte oem 9lilfe, uhO 9lm6ulaujen
BON FbiloOeIp6io iuo Gbeiter iparet
ibncll SIR SteIIc. Sine itorfc Slbi6ci,
lng %eunlploonio glotionolgor0i-
licu imo aooctten BON ser @enniDl-
pania Wlilitar-9(fooemie biloeten ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

tat Der Grploiion miro aif founl
$4,000 gcibdbt, wobci Oic 3crltorte
Miuiition nibt nit eingcibIolien lit.
SSn iait alien Gepartemcnts miro
Die 9lr6cit iAon morgen pieOer ouf-
genonnnen perocn lnO 0ic gan5c
9(nIagc miro am 24. g(pril micocr in
oollcm 9etrie6e icin. 9lc6r ais t0,-
600 @crioncn iinO in Ocr 6obrif ou-
geiiellt.
@m. 0'GonneQ bon So3lcton
ga, Der iicb sur 3eit scr @rploiion
in Dem 5eritortcn @ebGuoc 6eiono,
cr6o6 aegen oic @OODitonc-9comtcn
Die 2lni6ploiguug, ooB lie 5u lar in
ocr 9lniteaing BON qlr6citcrn gclucicu
ieien Gr crfldrte, ooB Diclc fiir5-
li6 bon scr 0jren5e onacfommene
Nlcrifaucr 9(r6eit cr6altcn 6dttcn,
uno 6aB aiih 0elltidc imo Better.
rci6er angeitelt uorocn icien. SSn
@egeniob 81 mocren Mrmitionswer-
fen perlongc bic @ooDitonc-@ompag-
ME feline 9ieieren5cn BON 9elten, Oie
2lniteulug hc6ten.
Ggploiion in @ummi-
SSabrif.
Ercnton 9t.-S., 10. 9lpril.
Sci elmer @gploiion bon G6cnifolien
in Ser 9lnlag 0cr 0elion 9lcfen- in0
Gummt@ @cIeai@oft miroeu bcutc 16
Berionen uerleBt, bon ocncn 6 na6
eincnl &oipital gc6rodt lurir0en neil
iie aigcni6einli5 lebensgei1brliA
ncrlcBt mliroen.
llngliidlibcr 3ufoQ ioQ S6ul0 an
ocn llng(iid iein. @er0adtsgrilnOe
lie9en nidt Dor. 0ie Grploiion &C.
i6ab, iuG6reno nit G6cmifolicn crs
perimentirt pliroe, oic 5ilr Scrltcl-
lung bon Qliitomobilreiien 6enuBt
merocn Qi1 6emii6en llnteriu6iui
gen mlrOen Dom Superintcnoenten
So6n Gortes uno einigen iciner @c.
biilien uorgenonlmen. S,err Garter
belinOet lid unter ocn lcidter Der
IcBtcn. Gurt6 Die @rploiion ilno ben
Onralis cntitanoenen grono murOen
oic @ebdnoe 5crilort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
GOnOcntiOn Oer ng'OtGia9 @itirrn

S5n Der .4pt6iaS-NoQe" edc @o9.
imo Serington.StroBe, croiineie ae-
itcrn Ole 0lorDIduoer @roBloac Der
u%pt9ias Sitter lore 40. ,3obrc
Contention ,Seoe Ger 90 9ooen i'm
Stoatc mar ucrtretcn. @roB.aniler
Sarrp W. giice, Sber-au8ler Ao0n
5. Sropn bon &on0olia, ST. 0iel.
ten glnlproheu. 9l6enos iauo cine
SiBuna itatt bci meldcr iibcr 0ie
neilc o&ptbios NalIc" mcldle All ogr
gde bon Charles. II. Ereiton 2traBc
erri6tet ino $24O.0O0 foiici ion
aelprohen puroe. Die Gpuueniion
wiro morgcn 5uu g(bidlnB fonucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
SrmtI1c 9ebcit Serraiit-
QSerlltit Alt.

9erlin 10. glpril, pid SonOon.
Der 6euti1e gcridt oeS oelltiben
Observation-Disclosures ioet be5iiglib
ser Gnttpidhtngen anf Scr @eitfront,
OoB Die Sdlaht na6e glrras IN bIit-
tiger @eiie fortOauert.
Ger 8eridbt fiigt 6in6u. n,Snocm
iie einem nuncrii6 iibcrlegenen
5einoe bartnddigen @iOeritono lei
Iteten crlittcn 5mei imicrer 9iOiiio-
men ie6r iHwcre Gerllite.
@s eelang Oen 8ritcn. in unisre
Stelllngen al Den StroBen, Oic bon
glrras aus misge6cn, ein5uoringen;
ood uniere 2inie ipurOe on feincm
8rnfte otrHbro6en.
Gem gericbtc nob criolgte Der bri-
tiiGe GoritoB auf elmer 5ront bon 20
Gilometern imo tpuroc ourd oitBcr-
oroentlib 6eiti9es glrtiaerie-6clier
cingeleitet.
Siio0itIid bon Dpern orangen Oie
Teutihen ongeblid bis iiber Sic
brittle britiidc Clinic Dor uno iprcn9-
ten llnteritGn0e in ole 2uit. Sic
fe6rteu nit 80 @efonocnen imo iie6en
Oloidinengeiue6ren uno Nlinenper-
fern 5uriid.
Gntlong Ocr 9lisne uno nG6e
Reims mar sic glrtiacrie E66ti9fcit
geitern bon W}ittog an cine ie6r Ie6-
haftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
9entidles wlpturGpnt n6aefnat.

Atlnnto Ga, 10. glpriL ~
Sin Diotorboot, bon Oeiltid Brcbeu-
oen &cuten 6cmant, nit ii6er 500
@oaonen @oio&u al 9oro, murOe,
lart cinem 9riefc, Oen ser 6ieiiae
Stauts Slid uno gilo-ggorocin
@6arIcs 9. glrnow BON 5erndnoina,
CSloriOa, cmpiangcn bat, Dor cinigcn
Eagcn an ser &iiite BON @corgia &C.
fopert. Die &aperlno iDuroe Don
cinem 3oafttcr porgenonimcn, lpo-
oiua oieIidltio ipefuIirt wuroc. Of
ric @criidte, ooB ocutite Saubboote
Ib i'm @olf BON Merifo befGnoen
oui @a6rbeit beru6ten. 9tllr ciner
Der ocuti1en @iannibait babe eng.
liir6 ipredcn f0unen iaote @r PR
nom; e. babe feline Sniornation, 100.
9cr Tie gefommen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
6aniircr bum NOiien cridloiicn.

9tew Oort 10. 9fpril. 9ouiS
5eleritein ongc6li@ Elm Souiirer,
muroe beite bier BON einem @oht,
polten Der @eleiie oer gleiu.y yorf Sen.
tral.@iienbabn i'm o6eren E6ete ser
Stoot eriboiien. glad 9tasioee BON
3engen luiiroe er, nadoem er Dem
Nefc6l iicb Don Sen @eleiicn su emit
ternen uno ii6 oiIf oen Qiirqeriteio
3ii be9ebem nicbt uabgctonmcn mar,
eridoien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

ZEN SSltlon leiheh FluH pljh8ilN
glufbriuoung elmer Dioiiion por
8coIiidpiinidt Srn gSiliou
8u ieiner lesten 9otl6oil
@oi6iugtom 10. April.
Obcrit &ooiebclt muroe beutc m
@refutipqcbduOe Ocs g9eiBcn Nonlcs
bonn 9raiiocntcn @ilion cmpiouaen.
Sn ieiner 9egleitnng befono iib lcine
Eohter, Srau 9iiAolas 2ongmori0.
Ger Oberit bnttc cine llnterreom8
bon elmer bolben Stun0e NIT Dent
Brdiioenten oen er ieincn @lau por
leete, cine 1ipiiion aufdubrinoen.
Der Sberit ioatc, Ser Br0iioeilt bdiie
lcincn g8orten oitfnertiom 5ugebdri
er babe ober nod feline Gnticbeiouna
iiber 0es Gberiten @Ion gciaat Gi
ner @ruppc bon 8erid)tcritaiien 0ii
iirte Der Gberit cine Grflaruua IN
Der cr iogte CT lei gcfommen unI
oem @r6iioenten peri0nlih oaS yl
mieoerbolen, mas CT i9ou friiDcr ijbcg
ole 8otihait ousgeorildt babe. lino
ibm einen 8lau IN 9e5ug oui ielnen
Suuib por5ulesen cine Gipilion
5reipiligcr an3upcrbcn bic ols
Ebcil elmer GrpeoitiouSmodjt in Nd
sc nod Sroufreib 8u ienoen ici
Der Gberlt trot fir uliperieIlen
MilitdrOienit Elm iogte, er bcgInItgs
cine glrince bon orei 0iiaonea
Monn.
SSn 9e5ug ouf feline Giuiiion ia0is
CT, oieie piiroc aus 2eutul ilbcr 25
Sabre alt 5uianmenecieet iein bic
begierig icin ipiiroen, an oie 6ront
5u geben. Sier brod Ger C6erit feline
gic0e pl0bIi6 ob uno, f6 an 5efre
tar Srmultp peuoeno, io0ie en-:
n@em idb ctwas iage, oos i'd uidt
ioIlte, ieien sic eciniB, mid 3u cen.
iiren." gla6oem CT ole Qeuie. oic Id)
ongeiammelt. lmo Die geritbicrltaiicr
bcgriiBt, entfernte er iih, oen &ut
ibwcnfeiio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gI6aeOrOneter s1eIaeIen OerItor0en.

@aibington, 10. april
Der republitoniid6e glbaeoronete H0
z. &elgeien bon gtoro.Ddfota Der
felt Dem Sabre 1911 Dem GonareB
mgeborte, itarb beiltc an oen 6olgen
elmer 9lino0drm-Gu -Gui5inouna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Sefannter NlcOi5iner ans ocm Gehen
gcidicOcn.

EBilo6elpbio, 10. glprl
or, Sobn S. @litdel. Elm betannier
NerDenor5t Sdreiber meoi3inilher
@erfe uno lluiUeriitdtsle5rer, iior6
beiie I'M gllter BON 58 5abreu 0r
lpar Der So6n oes oerltorbcuen IT,
9S. @eir Wlit6ea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

5erfeD Gitp, y{.SS., Den 10.
glpril. Gie @eidlporenen ionoen
6ciitp 6rie Sol6, einen 9euti9en
idtloiG gombcn in icinen 3innner
iii Sobofcn oe6o6t 81 BADEN er
pilroe fiir cia ipdtercs llrt9eil ieli9e'
hdIicn.
Cic WeIdmorenen tonnten iib inn
Sole bonSans Sbipars einem Geiit.
ic6en, Der 5iiiammcnnit &olb pro5ei.
lirf pitroe, ni6t eiiigen. SIN Sro3eB
pertrat ser Staot ben StauOpunft,
sic Wldnner bdtteu angeblib eeplant,
cine 5peite Grploiion olf 9lad Com
Sslono 81 perilriahen. Gie 9(noe.
flaaten iasten aus, Sean Sumberi
Bate einen ioIdeu @lon angere9t, hl
6dtten ober feline glbii6t gebabt i6r
ouS5uii9ren. Suinbert miro ipdtcl
pro8eiiirt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Snrebtbore Grplorcn sren i< IN s;ner ufons, obriR
SercitS gbatiadDc.

w I"NFTyNN
Der criuartctc Srub 5uiiden Bra
ilien mO ScntidlanO. - Wlcl-
Onngcm ans 2onODm wollcu oieS
iuiiicn. II Sn Guatemala 1T Oas
GricgSredJt prOtlamirt mOrOen.
SonOon, TO- 9(pril. II @iner
9Iobribt an bic ,.@ocnine 9tepS" 5u.
ioIge iin6 oic oiplomotii6en 9e5ie-
6un9en 5uii1eu 9raiilicn II. GaIti6-
lono abgcbroben moroen.
! 9lu6 Der 9teuter Correspondent IN
9fio Saneiro bcridtet, Dob 9roiilien
feline 9e5iebungcn NIT Deuti6lono
oeIoit bobe. Ger Correspondent fiigt
bin6lL OoB oie @ertretunG Der bra.
iilioniiMcn SSntereiien in 0euti6lonO
bon Der S@weij ii6ernommen meroen
piirOen.
Qte gsndridt 6eftGti ct.
@uenoSg(ireS, 10. 9(pril. II
Cine Qepeihe ans 9iio Sonciro an
cine bieligc 3eituug iogt ooB ole
6roiiIioniibc 9iegierlno iid enticbie.
0cn babe, bic 9e8icbungcn nit
8cutidluno ob8u6re6en.
&rtegsre6t in @uutc.
malo.
Sto0t Guatemala, TO-.
9lpril. Sn Guatemala lit oos
&ricgsrebt proflarirt porocn.
Gieier Sdritt puroc get6on, nod-
Dem giadridten cingetrofieu porcn
6c5iiglicb St0rimgcn an oen @rcn5eu
bon 0terifo lmo Gan Soluaoor, oic
ange6lid nit Siilfe bon Geuticbcn
inlccnirt iuor0rn purcn.
y @raiilianiides Cabinet
ioll umGeitoltet
iDer0en.
&io Soneiro, 10. glpril.
Plus 5rUerldii9er Gucae miro oemel.
oct OaB i'm lesten @}iuiiterrot1e cine
gleu6ilolng oes Cabinets beiproGen
WurOc. @s puroe oorgci6loaen oaB
oic gcgenmGrtieen GbeiS Der Aomini-
itration gemciniam 5uriidtreten iol-
len, iobol0 Der 9ru9 init 0elltI4lano
eriol9t.
8rdiioent 9ra5 Bat oos cabinet be-
no6ridtigt Dob er es iofort 3uiou
mcn6erufen wir0, mcnn ser 9eribt
i6er oie nEarano" cintriift.
Giplomotii1e 9erdn6e-
ritng en-.
9lbeloroo 9iocnS. Scr 9lcdtsconIlt.
lent Der goti6oit in 1goi6ington,
miro nod Eetroeroo pcriett, GarOas
0Iioeira, ser @eionote in Merifo,
nocb @ien in0 Oscar Seiie, Scr @e-
ianote in @aruNloD, na6 g2erifo.
Yereirn Finto, @cncrolconntl in
Sambilrg, uno @}ortino 9iu6ciro,
@cnerolconul in g2cw.Yort, mcr0cn
i6re gtemter pebieln.
q c0en 6euti6c @ 6Heen.
@eiellidaftcn.
Die ~ 9loite~ 6cioBt iir6 in cincm
9Iriifcl nit ser 9Gtiibriit o0cttl@er
@lilitorisntus 5u SouIc" nit scr
6roge Ger 0eiltidjen S6iibcngeiea.
ifoiten in Sii0.@roiilien. Sic 5ic6t
cegen oieie weeen ibrer ger6inoung
init Sem Oeuti6en Sdiibenbnoc in
giiirn6ers los, wel6e i6neil, mic ie
in9t, militdrii6en G6oraftcr oerlei6t.
Die 3eittng iagt ooB 9roiilien iid
5eitig poricben ioG.
SG ilion's unsldnOiib bc E o..
litif ais &iht dnur
EN- p t 0 + len.
&ernnnl buco, 10. g(pril.
Der o0iario DC &ernanlblco", einc
Ger beOeutenoiten 3cihmgcn in 9}orO
9raiilien foroert in einen Seitorti.
fel Der Er6iOent g9ilion preilt, Die
Negicrung uut glmerifo's 6u6rlIng
in ieiner 6oIhlne be8iiglRb Der ans
wGrtigen 9e5ie6ineen 6u iolgen
u II nBlan6's &egierung pon
@roiilien oterfonnt-
&ip 0e Saneiro, 10. slpril-
Yraiilien Bat bic nale 9egierung
bon 9uBlan0 anerfannt.
gInge6lidJcr |cridiu0rcr pcrnrt0cilt.
SetfeD Gitp, g&..5., Den 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-17

during hot weather, Brazilians eat ap-
proximately their own weight in flesh,
fish and fowl annually. And hot
weather is Brazil's eternal portion.
To feed the aggregate stomach of
Rio de Janeiro during 1916 it required
105,000,000 pounds Of beef, 100000
pounds of veal, 100000 pounds of
pork and 100000 pounds of mutton, to
say nothing Of daily portion of about
sixty tons of fish, and equal weight of
dried beef, 10000 pounds of poultry
and liberal amount of goat flesh and
wild game.
Brazilians probably are great meat
eaters because, relatively, meat is the
cheapest thing to eat. Prices fluctuat-
ed in 1916 between and Is cents a
pound for beef, and Is cents for
veal and Is and % cents for pork.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-17
MANY IN MOSCOW
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many Moscow people are surprised
at the QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Adleri-ka. This simple remedy
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel,
removing such surprising foul mat
ter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves al
most ANY CASE constipation, sour
relieve or prevent appendicitis. A
stomach or gas. A few doses often
short treatment helps chronic stomach
trouble. The INSTANT, easy action
of Ad1er-i-ka is astonishing. S. L.
Willis, Druggist. adv
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-17
Fine Fun for the Kids.

PORTLAND-A scene resembling
roughly the eruption of Mount Pelee
the Fourth of July in a big city a few
years ago and the battle of the Marine
was staged at the city incenerator
when a wagon load of condemned fire
works was ignited Before the ex-
element was over two persons we're
injured and the incinerator more or
less damaged. Skyrockets went
through all the windows in the build
ing. Superintendent Hibler ran for
a hose, but grabbed a skyrocket, Sc
verely burning his hands. Horses
hitched to nearby garbage wagons
ran away, and workmen had to crouch
on the floor for safety from the as
sorted fireworks which were flying
through the air.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-17
WHEN A TELLER
NEEDS A FRIEND
HOW HOLLAND is CLOUTED FROM
BOTH SIDES IN WAR
TIME.
By J. w. PEGLER

| Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
friend, the Netherlands needs one to-
day.
Forced into the position of referee
in battle of hairy-chested interna-
tional heavies, the bantam Dutch ma
ton is being clouted from both sides,
without the ghost of a chance to hit
| back.
Germany's submarine blockade put
the issue right up to the Dutch gox-
eminent just as it was put up to Pres
ident Wilson. But, owing to military
considerations, as we'll as trade inter
ests and the geographical disadvan
tages, Holland was unable to do more
than humble an inoffensive protest.
The Dutchman thought Germany did
not really mean it, so he took chance
with seven ships. Every one was tor
pedoed only two being saved. Con-
WINGED that Germany was not kidding,
Holland suspended sailings in the
war zone.
London newspapers have discovered
leak in the British food-proof block
ade around Germany. They claim that
the British blockade permits Holland
to import too much grain which event
ually makes meat and dairy products
for German consumption.
If the imports are curtailed Hol-
land will have to sell her surplus cat
tie either on the hoof or as beef, and
the be1ligerents are sure to squabble
over the division. After that is done
Germany, judging from past perform
ances, probably will reduce her coal
exports to Holland.
There's just another little thing to
make Hollands situation more diff
cult.
When the Dutch port authorities
shooed away a British armed merch-
antman, compelling the vessel to
dump its gun overheard before allow
ing it to enter port, the entente took
it as direct affront to their cause.
(Delted by the British censor)
The British insist that they will make
all reasonable concessions to help
Holland keep out of the war; The
is with their little wooden
shoed neighbor whose good intentions
are always going wrong.
The troubles of Holland have been
many and complex ever since the war
began but recent issues are taxing
Dutch diplomatic resources to the ut
most. Military experts of both sides
eem to agree that Holland would get
he worst of it on either side of the
light.