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Evening journal., 1917-01-04
Boys A. e.
Goals

DENVER, Jan. 4.-William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill. went 10 Glcnwood
Springs, yesterday, accompanied by MS
sister 10 receive medical trcatment n
the baths there. The aged scout has not
regained his health as rapidly as he
wished since his recent illness and u
physician and nurse attend him on his
trip. His physician does not consider his
condition critical
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
MILFoRo Has BALANCE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. Jan. 4.-John c.
Clifton and William II. Richardson.
auditors appointed TO audit the ac-
counts OF the outgoing city council
have submitted their report. II shows
a balance Of S1,224.72 due the town.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
sAsY IN rYNoALE FAMILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harold Tyn-
dale, of Philadelphia, formerly OF this
city, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter. Ruth
Shortledge Tyndale, on New Years
morning Mrs. Tyndale is the daugh-
ter of G. A. Pierce, No. 40s West
Twenty-ffth street, this city.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
cOUNTERFETr s1o BILL oUT.

Discovery Of new counterfeit $40
gold certificate Of the 1907 series was
announced by the Secret Service yester-
day. II bears check letter a. and plate
number Q, is printed on two pieces of
paper. between which silk threads have
been distributed The printing is poorly
done
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
AvENuE cHuRcH coNcERr.

Gilbert Jack. the sweet voice tenor
singer, and Miss Margarete Brodley.
fine soprano viii sing at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday
evening. Charles T. Edwards. the
chorister. has arranged fine program
of music for the Sunday evening ser
vice.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
AsBuRY SERVICES.

Asbury NJ. z. Church held the FIRST Of
its evangelistic services on Monday
night a largo congregation was pre-
vented by tine inclenent weather Much
interest, however. is being shown in the
meetings. A prayer meeting for womea
will he held in the church this after
noon in charge Of Mrs. Charlotte Day.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
uInFRNIAN sMnKrR

The Hiberniau Knights will hold
a smoker in connection with the in
stailatiOn OF officers a. Irish-Ameri-
can Hall tomorrow night County
President George McGonigal will have
charge Of the installation.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
BASKETBALL TONIGHT

CITY LEAGUE.
MOntcIair vs.. Eden, nj Eden
Park. (Reieree, Nundn.l
Highland vs.. Norwood Rt Hag-
ley. (Referee. Ryan.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Bradywine vs.. Hanover. at Han
over. Oteferee, ClOWard.l
Friends vs.. Second Baptist. at
Settlement. Referee. Cimmell.)
Grace vs.. West nc Settlement
(Referee, Gimmell.)
INDEPENDENT.
Y. VI. II. A. vs.. ShellpOt. In sam
ReiSsman Hall. First and second
team games.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
wAp oDnITrFS

MELBOURNE, Jan. 4.-Austral-
ian soldiers to date have been
rrarted pensions aggre0ating a.
100000 a year, and the list is only
begun. There are at present 1885
benefciaries.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
.1SPea5kliu8 .1 ;5::.5 I,l!r8 fSPort

Freddie Welsh not only wants Kilbane
to give away Is pounds, but hc insists
on picking Billy Roche as referee. Welsh
probably would use an Ak if they would
let him.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
Totals
ChesrOOk Thirds.
D B 3 w. OuOIT LEAGUE.

The Boiler Shop quot team took four
out Of five games from the Machine
ship pitchers in tie p. P. s. W. Rail
-oad Athletic Association Quot League
las. night The scores;
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
HAGIEY THIRDS WIN.
Hagley Thirds.

The Hagley third quintet trimmed
the ChesroOk third team last night,
"A 10 10. The score.
Uoflor. ThfrIc
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
BASKETBALL RESULTS

CITY LEAGUE.
General Chemical. So; Hagley. so.
General Chemical.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
WEST END, 1s; BOYS 4. c. II.
West End Thirds.
BUFFALO BILL RECEIVERS SLOWLY.

Totals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Gtne tb6rt@te @orla8e.:

Cine ser einfaltigen @eiebesborGa=
gen, Ole felt Der an 9eutidlan6 err
g%angenen &riegserfIdr1t11g I'M 8un-
besfongreb eingeretdt tpor6en, lit
0em erfin6eriiden @ebirn 6es Meiles
&oin6erter, @unoesienator pom
@taate 8aibington, entiprungen.
Dieie Sorlage miro, fails 6eren Mn=
nabme beperfiteuigt mer6en Ioute,
Die gl1noeSregierung 5tpingen, 6en
8erim6t Ser in 6elttider Sprade er-
ideinen6en 3eitltngen Ser Ser. Staa=
ten 6ur@ ste Ho1t 51 berbieten. DieS
tuare g1eidbe6el1ten6 init elmer I'm.
ter6ridung Ser Brebfreibett un6 Elm
6irefter Sdlag gegen bie 8un6es=
Der afiurtg, tpelde 6o@ sic BreB= un6
sic &~e6efreibett alS @r11n6prin5ipien
11nierer &egierungsform be5eidnet
uno aufredt erbaIt. Die @rebfrei-
beit 6orf berfaiiungsgemdB MIR Damn
~unterlagt tper6en, tpenn es ii9 l1n1
3eitungen uitp. ban6elt, sic CUR Sc,
ieblofigfeit, 3um Mufr11br, 3um Muf-
itan6 o6er 5n ionft einem @erbre@en
gegen sic &egier11ng o6er 6aS @olf
aufbeben.
Se6em 6enfenben Menid)en m1B
es einleu@ten, 6oB cine in ser oe1tt-
idyen @pra6e erideinen6e 3eitung,
sic lire 2eier 5nm @atrtottsmus un6
5ur 1tngetbeilten l1nteritubung unie<
rer &egier11na %a1fforoert, in 6iefer
i9peren 3ett bon nnl6dbbarem @er=
tbe lit. 9ie orneritaniiden @iirger
6eutider @eburt o6er M%bitamm11ng
font1en on auerbeten 6nr6 in Ser
6el1tiden 6pra@e .ge6r11dte 3ethun=
gen in ibrer 2opalitat un6 in ibrem
&otriotismus geitarft un6 ermutbigt
tper6en. 5erner, tper tpagt es, 5m be-
ba11pten, 6ab 6te Sermsgeber nn6
&eoafterre 6e1ttf@er 3eitmngen nidt
ebenio ODER 1ogar mebr Iopal 1t1t6 pa=
trioti16 iinb tpie ettpa iene fleinli6en,
frttteltgen &ritifer bon 6em S6lage
&oin6erters?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26

berltS tpir6, ser nit Mrg11smtgen 90
riiber suodt, 6oB linn feline &reiit
ni6t geit0rt tper6en. $50 6ieier @eti1
Ser Or6nungsliebe bas S8epte,
i6mingt, 90 fliegt 6aS 8ebagen aus
6em @m1ie.
81 SEN tpentg erfreult@en @rihei-
nu1tgen ser @ertreterinnen Ser or6=
nungslteben6en @eibltdytett geb0ren
altd iene, 6ie berba11pt ME fertig
1per6en nit Mufrdnmen urp6 &eine-
maden. Nidts itort 70 iebr Ole &C.
mitblidfeit; 6enn Ger Sr6mungss
finn, ser in l1ebertreibung a1sartet,
tam einem &eim 6as Sarmonii6e
pouitan6ig reuben.
Cine 11iM ielten on5utreffenoe 81
gentbiimlid)feit Der nebereifrigen be-
itebt 6arin, sic gatt5e l1mgebung fir
iibera11s lie6erIi@ un6 it6 auein fir
Sen mabgeben6er @etft Ser Sr6n11ng
51 ertldren. GS tpir6 6ann redt biel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
friib8eitig ieinen @ater 6tr@ ben
Sos un6 err fam MIN AT ei11em Mei.

friibseitig ieine11 @ater 6a1rd ben
sos un6 er fam MIN at einem Wfei'
lter in Sic 2ebre. @ier iette CT feline
Niebereien fort. SpgorDo llars i1dte
CT bereits 51 %ent,penoen. 9a er aber
lih inl1net 1ebr ebrltb SIT 1telen
lmtbte, oadte Ser Meiiter nidt oa-
ran, BOB Morit ein 0ieb ieit1 fonnte.
Mls Morit m1sgelernt bate ging
or in Sic Gremoe. Mber er tpar feirt
outer Mrbeiter. 9as Nrbeiten ml1roe
ibm sur Soft. 8alo fon0 CT %nirgenos
lebr Mnitelung, 6enm er NOR 5t
fu1l. Da err nun fein 8ro0 bette,
brady CT oes Modts in @eidaftslaoen
Gin ltno leerte sic @elofailen. @ie-
les 2eben gefiel linn. gr brordte
nid)t SIT arbeiten uno batte 6od int
luer Gelo in ser Salde! @alo lltd)-
te Ct iid) ol1dy nod} an6ere lole Sc
leuen, sic linn BET ieinen Diebereien
bebilfIih >pore1. Mber 6as olles ging
MIR cine 3eitlana 11ngeltraft 10 fort.
sus CT zines Mben6s einen Mann
oltf Ser Strabe angcfaren botte,
malroe CT ertpiidt un0 fam ms
S,ldtfal1s. @ier m1bte CT fit ollie
feline Siinoen biiben. SeH Dadyte
CT enolidy mieoer an Sic @orte, oie
feline Mlttter einlt ST ibn gelagt bot
tie: yMorit, aus Naiid)ern tperoen
leidt @iebe! Siite 9id!" Mber NUN
1por es SIT ipdt! Mub Sic Morte iet'
mes 2ebrers, Ser Nun langlt int
@rabe lag, fielen linn mieoer etr:
v@@einp &leinen fanat man on, betm
@roben bort ma a11f." Mber es tpar
MIN 5lt ipat fir i'm.
@eine M11tter tpol1te Dor 5dmer=
5en pergeben, als ite ibren Mortb
ein1nul int @%efdrgnilie bellldte. SIR
@er5 moute 1dier bredett, alS er Dor
itano> blaB un6 boger a1no nit
an oe11 @an6en. gea6 flint
ltarb Morib inn 3u6tbm1le.
@ein Menib meinte um i'm aa1ber
leiner gralngebeugten gatten SHUTTER
in Ser 9eimatb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26

geidolten nno beitGnoig %gema1rrt,
tpie beflagenStpertb nan bod iei, oab
6as Mllfraalmen fem Gn6e nabme.
Mber, lit Dos 8ebaget Ser Mngeboris
gen, sic es iid in BEN boan Sous
miitterd)en fem faiiltberlid gepflegten
&aunren mobl fem laiien, nidt 6eS
9mfs gena1g fir ale Mrbeit nno
BIage? @enn Monn 1tnb &inoer.
611rd)0rungcn iin6 bon Ser feiten lie,
ber3eugung, oaB iie es ntrgenoS bei=
Ter baben, baB es nirgen6s genaitb-
lider 1T, als int eigenen @auie, tpiegt
6ieies @elpuBt1ein niht bas 5meifel-
bafte @liid tm1ien6faltig auf Ole Dor
Sallberfeit un6 Sr6n1tng itrobenoe
@auslidfeit in egoiftiid)er. Selbft=
berrlidteit ibrem eigentlid)en 3tped,
Ser @emiitblidfcit beS Tamilterle<
bens, bor5uentbalten?
0anai6enarbeit lit ur6 bleibt Ser
@ausfral1enberuf; es lit f%rauenloS,
6atrd Sos tdgIid iid @ie6erbolenoe
in elmer fleinen @elt inp &leinen 5u
apirfet1. Mer ser grobe Gn63ped
o6elt oieie Gbdtigfeit int gleidmaBi=
gen &al6erperf 6es Mutags, 1enn bon
Scr grt ser Musiibung 6ieier tagli=
den Hflidten bangt 6as Slid nn6
@oblbefinoen Der Jamilie ab.
Selbit Sic lobensmertbe Sngen6
Der 9r6m1ngsliebe funn 61r6 l1eber-
treibl1ng 51 elmer Mrt @eibel tper6en,
sic 6alnilienmitglie6er 6em &muie
emit renr6et. Mber Ser in ben ri6ti=
gen @reu5en gebaltene SronungSitnn
lit Elm @agnet, ser @atten un6 &in=
Ser INIT fe1ten 8an6en on SOS 9aus
gu feiieln bermag.
~SSn Ser 8eidranf1,ng erit 5eigt
ii6 ser Meiiter!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
fafniIienkrei$.
Ser 3amber bes Scims.

sSSn ei1rem @aule, 100 Sic Sous rau
bonn red)ten Sromtgsiim beieelt lit,
oa lit quit lein. Mber es gibt biele
mt1terbaft gefiibrte @ausbaltl1ngen,
oenen feblt elm gemiiies gtpas, oos
einen1 SCENT crit Sen mabren 3m1ber
perleibt, oas lit Sic @emiitblidteit.
GaS Soeal ser Sr6m1ngsliebe Be,
ltebt audi 0arin, 6aB 6as 5altbern
lrno H11ben un0 @einmaden Ser
@obmd1me unb bes &%m1sgerdtbes
mir 0ellr ei1ren 3pede oienen 6iirfte,
niilnli6 ser 6amilie 8ebagen 3t
ldaffen. 9icier eritrebenstpertbe
Soeal5uitano aber lit leioer nidt al
51 baufig an5utreffen. Oft, iogar
lebr oft miro Sic Sron1ngsliebe ais
Selblt5>pef mlfgefaBt. IS miro alio
nidt mtfgeraurmt uuo reingemadt,
I'M sen 8etpobnern Ser &aurte bier
0urb @ebaglidfeit 5u idaffen, ion=
oern leoiglid 6es berubigenoen Sc
m1btiei1lS miQen, ltnter alien umitan=
sen cine ialtbcre @obmtng 3u beii=
zen.
@ebe tper 6ieie in ta6eqoler &ein=
lidteit erltrablenen &altne 5u betre-
ten, o6er oiefen 3uitao peinliditer
Sa1berfeit audi n1tr int geringiten
on3utoiten tpogt. CT l6uft @efobr,
oie %geitrenge Sa11sfrau, sic 10 piele
Meiibe biertpit gebabt, alf 6as id1uer=
lte 5u %er5iirnen. Ser Seppib, Der
ioeben geflopf wor6en, 6arf nidt be-
treten ion6ern mrB in tpeitem 3d.
gen bebutlam umgangen tper6en.
6arf fei1t Stubl aus ser angeor6=
1reten 2inie geriiH, fein &tiien ber,
idoben mer6en; fofort eilt Sic or6=
nl1ngslieben6e 8eberri6erir 6ie5er
&aii1tmlt6feiten berbei, 1tm
ta6elnb 6ie geit0rte Spmmetrie o11s<
5uglei6en. @ebe bem l1nieligen, Ser
Elm 8~rotfriimmelden fanen lief,
o6er 5em ltnbe6a6ten, Ser 6as Ser
breden begging, cine @tiefelfpur auf
Dem gei@euerten SnBbooen GIT bin=
terlaiien.
&ier miro sic Sr6nungsliebe CUR
gu n11beilponer Sprannei. =
Gin gut Ibeil @goismts fprtdt ii6
in sic er Mrt nn6 @etie aus, tpern
Der Genius Der &etnlt@fett gum @er=l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Mnr cine SHUTTER fan1 neriteheu,

M1tr cine M1ttter farn bertebem,
uas es betBt, 10 bilflos 5u fem, Bob
fife mtdt imitan6e 1T, Sic 8e6iirfniife
ibres eigenen @abbs 5u berieben. SSn
6tef er idredli@en Sage befan6 itd
6rm1 2p6io @ral1matn BON @a11a,
Mlta. @ie idreibt: sd tpiinide met
men Daf fir 6os tpirfungsbolGe Ml-
pet1frd1ttermittel a11s51tipre@en; es
fat mild bon 6em idredlidften &beu=
mattsmns befreit. Sd tuar 1tnfdbig,
irgen6ettpos 5u tb1tn; i6 fornte nidt
einmaI mein 8abp Der orgen. Oft
lag ih bilfGos in metnem @ett, nt6
mein Mom un6 sic &in6er mnBten
mieb beben; i] fonnte mi6 ni@t
ieIbit betpegen. Do6 @ott fei Can't,
6as t%pmnoerbore @ei1mitte1, Torni's
MpenfrGater, bat mild b~ollitdn6ig
befrett, 10 6aB i6 iett tpie6er met
men 8fIidten n%adyfomtr1en fa1n."
SIT man nidt beredttgt m15mneb-
mer, 6oB cine Meoi5in, sic 10 griinb-
lide &eiIerfoIge e%r5telt, bod iber
6em @emobnliden iteben mtb? SIT
elm 1ol6es 8raporot 11t6t etnes Ser
i1tdes tpertb, tpern oI(es triib un6
tronrig o11siiebt? l1nglei@ un6eren
Meoi3inen lift Sorni's Mlpenfratter
nidt in Mpotbefen 3m baben. 60
faGogerte1t Iiefern es 6ireM bont 30
borotorium. Sails rto1t feinen Mgen-
ten in Ser Modborfdaft fennt, un6
iiw fiir 6ies &eilmttteI ~tntereiiiert,
10 ihreibe man an: 81. @eter Sobr=
nep & Cons Co., 1876 @o. &opne
Ine., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Kindtre6e.
@ie Mprit Gin 9ieb ,u1trbe.

Der fleil1c Moris oB gern 5iibig-
fGtcu. 9uS >por ol1d nidts unred)-
ties, oenn es gibt 1pobl pieIe &i11-
Scr, sic germ Cit 5tiidben <d)ell
ooer Canon in sen M1tn0 itefen.
Morit ober martete ni6t, bis ibn1
Die Mlttter ein Stiifd)en 31der gab,
ooer bis ibn1 Sic Gante ODER feline
Eatbin Gal1op n1itbradtet, io11oerr1
100 CT Min1lidl etpas Siibes erpi=
id)ell fpn1rte, oas nabn1 CT. Satte
feline Wfl1tter pergellen, sic Suder=
ocje ein51id)lieben> N1ih mar CT 90,
uuo buid1 NOR EN- Stiidd)en 3nder
i1 ben Mltno. Sub CT Sen Seller Of
fen lteben, ltno es nor Niernano oa,
id)nell giug CT bi11ein uno llldte, bis
CT sen @onigtopf fano. Splde @in-
ser l1enllt man lfdlher, uno Naidler
lino feiue glttel &inoer. Seine Wt>t=
ter morllte i'm oft uno iagte:
rMorit, aus Maiidern peroen leidt
Giebe. Niite Iid)!" Mber Morib
uer1ab Sic n1iitterlidc @arnung
bulo mie0er.
Sic M1ttter perid)loB Nun ale St.
lpoureu i%prgfdltig. @aS tbat aber
Morit? ga CT ol1rd]olts nidt mebr
nulde1 fon1te, nn0 90 ibm Der
Mlno sod, nod ettpas 5iiBem mdi=
lerte, lltdte CT itf @el0 81 perlfuf>
fen, Inn iidp gealdereien faufen 81
fionl1en. Grit itabl ct ieiner W}l1tter
Nenaies ul1s ibrer @elotulfe. Da
Ell oos lebr liitig alfing uno tnunper
lu1geltruft haponfam, nabm er bolo
nid)t BLOB ieiner Mrtter, ionoern
alth iei1em @oter o6er ieinen &C.
Idmiltern @elo meg. so tDar Meortb
ldon EN- fleiner 9ieb. Mu6 IN Der
Sd)11le fomen bail1fig &leinigfetten
ruee 1111o Sic nabm Mien1ano m16ers
als Morit.
Ser 2ebrer botte al16 &er6adt auf
i'm. 9esbalb iprah er zines Cages
inn ll1rterridte iiber oas Spridtport:
u@eim &leiren fangt mon an, NIT
@robem BORT man mtf." Mber iobalo
Morit tpieoer Sudden inn S6mtfen=
liter oes Bidders Iiegen iab, maren
audi 6es 2ebrers Meabnltngen bergei=
fen.
3um ltngIiid fir i'm berlor @orib !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
I'm Gmalanb 1T sic &attenplage

SH y19I0HD Ut DC JtQatHpIuye
10 groB, 6aB sic &egierung ii6 5ur
'ginfiibrung bon &ramien bot ent=
1dlieben miiilen, tint Sic Ma9er los
GIT tperoen. @e1m Tie NIT 6ieien 9rd,
mien ebeniobiel grfolg bat, tpie init
SEN Nraimien, sic file CUR @ernidtung
ser Gburd)in'i6en &otten a1sgeiebt
fat, miro es nit ser @erbreitung Ger
Mager feline gl1ten @ege baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Ser be1tide Meid1stao fat I11t11=

Ser bentide @eidstag fat b1tn:
6erttmtien6 @arf o11sgetporfen fit
sic M1tsarbett1tng BON BIanen fir ei.
nen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon @traB:
b1trg iiber @aiel nod 6em @o6eniee
@as ie6enfalls nidt 6mto6 ousitebt
ols ob 3eutf9lan6 ii9 6orauf elm.
ridte, 6oS gliaB an 8ranfret6 ab31t:
treten.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
CONSP|RED TO KEEP
 MEN OUT 0F MINES
Alleged l. W. W. Organizer is Arrested and Strike Plot Dis
 covered - Had Registration
 Card Which Had Been Called.

Henryetta, Okla, Oct. 21-A plot to force the $500 coal miners in this district out on strike directed from T. W. W. headquarters in Minneapo- lis, was barred here this morning, the police allege, by the arrest of Earl Ebert, 26 years old, alleged I. w. w. organizer and draft aodger.
 A letter carried by Ebert and pur- porting to be from W. P. Neff, na- tional secretary of the I. W. w, or dered Ebert to make every effort to keep the miners from work. Some of 1 them were out on strike last week for day, before John P. White and Fuel Administrator H. A. Garfield ordered the Western strike postponed until mediation had been tried again.
 Ebert also carried an discriminating letter from Mrs. William Borkenhegen of Minneapolis, director of the field corps of I. w. w. organizers. accord ing to the police. He was caught af- ter he left a train from Kansas City, while wandering about big ice plant.
 In his pockets were found scores of pictures of prominent citizens, and also pictures of W. W. Little, the I. w. w. organizer lynched recently at Butte. "The martyr" was incribed on the backs of the pictures. Other photographs of railroad wrecks were labeled tour revenge"
 The police are Investigating a re- port that Ebert disappeared from Kansas City immediately after the stock yards fire last week It is also said that he is wanted in New York.
 Ebert is said to have carried a fake sailors license and registration card No. 300, a number which has been called for service.
 Amsterdam, Oct 22.-Kaiser Will helm has not accepted the resignation of Admiral Capette, minister of ma rine, according to the Berlin Volks Zeitung. Capelle resigned ten days ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
BANK OF PRESCOTT
.67 LIVES LOST IN TOR-
 PEOO|NG J. $. TRANSPORT
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
 Washington, Oct. 22.-Sixty-seven lives were lost in the torpedoing of the American transport Antilles, it was officially announced.
 Among those lost were H. H. Cum mins, no address; Private J. P. Lock, Kansas City; Private Burett Hamil- ton, Infantry, Grapevine, Tenn; Ed ward L. Echel, address unknown; B. l.. Ausburne, H. s. Watson, J. C. Me Kinuney. J. w. Hunt, all of the Unit ed States navy.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22

When in Prescott we would be glad to have you come around to our office and see us. You will be welcome.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
M|KADO'S EMPIRE
 DIVIDED ON QUESTION

United Press Special.
 San Francisco, Oct. 22.-Fear that the cry of "Yellow Peril" would greet Japan if she sent troops to the Russian front has divided the Mika- dos empire on the question, according to Dr. Matsura, the Japanese govern ment's representative.
 The government is ready to send troops if formal request is made by the allies.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
BRITISH WORKING CLASSES
 DISLIKE PAPER MONEY
(By United Press

London, Oct. (By Mail.)-AccOrd ing to Sir T. Elliott of the Mint, the working classes dislike paper money. "Their hands are unaccustomed to handling paper" he said. Their pockets are not like our pockets and the consequence is that directly they get notes, so l am informed, they make a small purchase presenting a pound or ten-shilling note to be changed.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
TWELVE sUFFRAGIsTs
 LOCKED UP IN CELLS
',,IIed Press Special

I,,ed n, Press Special nv, Washington, Oct. 22.-Refusing to spHr. S' the occoquan prison, twelve h ~ee a'~ piekets here were locked up ~ cells in the jail.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
RUSSIAN REvOLUT|ON|STS
 FIRST COMPLETE VICTORY
(By J. w. T. Mason.)

New York, Oct. 22.-The first com t ts'e victory of the Russian revolu- ." ~vnlS's was accomplished in the es- t @pe or the entrapped Russian fleet M., i the Gulf of Riga to the Gulf of o. 'De Russian fleet comprised score m. 's.ohd class boats, while the Ger ona " meet outnumbered them three to
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22

Buy a Liberty Bond.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
ENGLAND DID NOT
 ADOPT AMERICAN REPLY
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
 Rome, Oct. 22.-The Vatican cannot understand why the allies have not answered the Pope's peace plea.
 The mystery is deepened by the statement of Lord Cecil, that England did not adopt the American reply.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
FRENCH AND BRITISH
 FORCES COOPERATING

United Press Special.
 London, Oct. 22.-French and Brit ish forces cooperating, struck both sides of the Ypres-Straden railway on q wide front in a series of local at tacks Field Marshal Haig reported. The progress was satisfactory, it was reported
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
GERMAN DESERTERS TAKE
 REFUGE IN SWITZERLAND

Washington, Oct. 22.-More than twelve thousand German deserters have been found among the refugees in Switzerland, according to the Swiss paper Bund, Rome official cables say.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
50,QQ0 STREAMS ARE STARVING NONASTIR DISTRICT
United Press SpeciaI

United Press Special.
 Rome, Oct. 22-Fifty thousand Ser olahs are starving, and thousands are aymg from insufficient rations in the MOnastir district, according to the re- port Of the American Red Cross mis- Scn which is on its way to America.
 lhrty-fve villages in the Monastir section have been destroyed.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
TREASURY OFFICIALS
 SOUNDS WARNING

United Press Special.
 Washington, Oct. 22.-The Ameri- can people should not Hull themselves into false sense of security over the Liberty Loan. They must sub- scribe heavily all week, is the warning sounded by treasury officials.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
30 PER CENT MEN YPRES SECTOR MEMBERS GLASS 1913
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
 With the British Armies Afeld, Oct. 22.-Thirty per cent of Field Marshal yon Hindenburg's men in the Ypres sector lighting recently were of the class of 1918. Nearly a third carpeted the ground in dead and pris- Oners.
 Nothing could indicate Germany's waning War power more forcibly than ths crowding of mere boys into the front ranks.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
NUN|TION PLANTS IN
 PETROCRAD BEING MOVED
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
 Petrograd, Oct. 22.-The munitions works in Petrograd are being moved for fear of Zeppelin raids.
 Bombs have been dropped on inland towns recently and it is feared that the capital will be the next victim.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
vs SENATOR DIES FROM
 ACCIDENTAL GUN SHOT

Tinted Press Special.
 Milwaukee. Oct. 22.-U. s. Senator paul o. Hastings, who was accidental l., sbot by his brother while hunting, died Sunday night.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-10-22
1]WN SIX GERMAN
 '''' AEROPLANEs YESTERDAY

rrted Press Special.
 London, Oct. 22.-six German aero ,~os were downed yesterday, during p p-;+isb bombing raids over Vlesseng- ,an and Hcuttave, the admiralty an nounced.