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Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
ARIZONA SUPREME
 COURT FINDS FOR
 CONTESTANT HUNT

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 ing the inspection of ballots before preparing for the contest shall be fixed by the superior court and be paid by the contestee, Thomas E. Campbell, but that if the contest ant, George w. p. Hunt, has paid the same or any part thereof, he shall have and recover the amount so paid from the contestee. Except as herein provided, each party shall pay his costs in the superior court. Appellant and contestant recoVers his costs in this court. The judgment of the superior court is reversed with direction to enter judoment in accordance with herewith.
 The foregoing judgment. handed down by the supreme court yesterday morning, brings the long drawn out contest to the end of the trail. It is found in the opinion that that at the election of November of 1916 there were cast for George w. P. Hunt 2S,094 votes that should be counted, and fol Thomas E. Campbell 2S,051 votes that should be counted, leaving for Hunt 8 majority of 43 votes.
 The opinion was written by Chie1 Justice Franklin and was concurred in it's entirety by Justice Cunningham It was concurred in in special opin-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23

ton of the Arkansas Federation of Women's clubs by Honore Willsie of New York, who came to Arkansas at the special invitation of the club women. Mrs. Willsie urged that pa triotism be taught children with their bedtime prayers and urged that there are two things American women must do to help win the war-they must substitute in foods as well as conserve; they must do mems work, but in the doing not neglect the welfare of t- child. She paid tribute to the work of women's clubs and women's Organi- cations, citing as wonderful example Jacksonville. Fla, which was converted from one of the poorest cities In the country, sanitarily, to one of the high est average-and all through womens work
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23

the name of Campbell, separated from his name only by a thin line, the court ruled them out holding that perhaps the voter really intended to vote for a prohibition candidate and neglected to write his name. These ballots were from counties where no names of pro- hibition candidates were printed op,the ballot.
 The opinion describes four kinds of
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"The Woman and Child in War Time was a magnificent address de- uVered before the Fist annual cOnVen-
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CLUB NOTES

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Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
TwenGy.One Used
 Cars
Phone 357O

DURING THE PAST WEEK THE CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED IN OUR ORGANIZATION BY THE PEO-
 PILE OF ARIZONA IS SOMETHING IN WHICH WE TAKE A GREAT DEAL OF PRIDE. WE WANT TO SAY AT THIS TIME THAT WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE FOR EVERY CAR AND WE ARE NOT
 AFRAID TO PUT IT IN BLACK AND
 WHITE
 WE DON'T ADVERTISE A LIST OF CARS AND EXPECT TO MAKE THE PRICE AFTER WE MEET THE PUR- CHASER, NOR DO WE BELIEVE THAT A CAR IS WORTH JUST AS MUCH AS WE CAN GOUGE OUT OF THE INDIVIDUAL WE ARE SELL ING IT TO.
 AND FURTHER, WE DON'T CAR BY ANY OF THAT ''UNVARNISHED iTRUTH" STUFF IN STOCK. OURS HAS ALL BEEN CAREFUL LY REF'INISHED. YOU WON'T FIND ANY, JOKERS TN OUR DECK. BUT YOU WILL
 FIND THAT THE SAFEST PLACE ITO BUY" IS WHERE ALL CARDS ARE ON THE TABLE" | WE RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT A PARTIAL LIST Of' HE CARS W l. HAVE ON HAND.
 1917 OVERLAND, S5-4 Touring .. $900 1917 OVERLAND, S5-6 Touring $500 1916 OVERLAND, 75 Touring .... $450 1916 OVERLAND 75 Roadster | WIRE WHEELS . .$450 1914 STUDEBAKER. 25, LIGHTS, AND STARTER $32O
 1915 OVERLAND, so Tolring ... .ss"H l1914 FORD, Touring .$250 1915 OVERLAND, S1 Touring ...s51o 1916 OVERLAND, S3 Touring $47l ] 1914 REQ. Touring .. S375 ] 1912 OAKLAND, Roadster $50 AND MANY OTHERS ! ALL CARS OVERHAULED AND
 REFINISHED TO THE ENTIRE SAT | lISFACTION OF THE PURCHAS
 EASY TERMS. DISCOUNTS FOT. CASH.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
Auctions

>>---~-----~>-------~> w. B. SNYDER, general auctioneer. Prompt attention paid to live stock and all information at your service free of charge. Il No. 1st Ave. Phone 596. bn
 FARM SALE Thursday, August 16th, at II a. m., at FORNEY'S RANCH, "A miles N. of Peoria. Free lunch at noon. Having sold my ranch, l will sell Jersey milcl COWS; choice Jersey heifers; spring ing; heifer calves; ? long yearling steers; 1 Jersey bull, IS months old; mare and colt; draft colts, f years, weight 1400; 15year- r-old mare: l c. year-Old mare, works anywhere; 3 brood sows; II shoats; l span work horses; 50 sheep; 50 turkeys; 200 lay ing hens; dozen flyers, and many other things too numerous to mention. Lot, furniture beds, chairs, etc. Terms: Amounts under S5000 cash; over that amount, credit of or 12 months on ap- proved note drawing 10 per cent in- terest.
 J. w. FORNEY, owner
 E. w GETSINGER, Auctioneer bm
 II. T. DOAK
 General Auctioneer
 Live stock. ranch and farm sales a speciality
 725 Grand Ave. (Cowboy CorraD Phone 1863, Phoenix. Ariz,
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
Best Buys


 10 Acres, miles Phx., well improved. Price $500 Terms. 20 acres, fine stand alfalfa, 6 miles out. Price S3250.OO. Terms and possession at once. 20 acres Peoria section. in cotton. alfalfa, bal. maize. crop goes with it at $l50.00 per acre. Terms. 40 acres, fine stand alfalfa, Peoria district and if you have $1000.00, come and see me; possession at once. 40 acres, fine stand alfalfa, i miles Phx., $160.00 per acre and good terms. 80 acres fine alfalfa in Peoria section. small house. well and fenced Price $160.00, about one-thrd cash so acres, miles Phx., so alfalfa, good well, wind mill big house. barn and fenced fields shade and out buildings, takes at least $400000 to handle at $210.00 per acre, long time on balance. 160 acres near Glendale, 90 alfalfa, fine modern house. good we'll engine and tank. fenced woven wire, fine place and you don't need all cash. 300 acres near Peoria, most all alfalfa, fine honses, large barns and hay sheds. good shade and water piped over place. well fenced, just the thing for some sheep or COW man. Price only $175.OO and terms. For these and other good buys. See
 w J. BURNS, 31 N. 1ST AVE. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
We May Assist You

GIVE US A CALL THIS COMING
 WEEK. WE BELIEVE THAT orr LISTINGS OF FARM LANDS IS THE
 MOST COMPREHENSIVE OF ANY OF THE REAL ESTATE OFFICES OF
 THE VALLEY WE COVER THE E,N-
 TIRE VALLEY AND THE DESERT
 DISTRICTS OF HIGLEY, QUEEN CREEK, PARADISE AND DEER
 VALLEY. WE HAVE TRACTS FOR SALE RUNNING FROM ONE ACRE
 TO AS HIGH AS 10000 ACRES. OUR LISTINGS INCLUDE A LARGE NUMBER OF LEASES OF BOTH COTTON AND ALFALFA. ALSO
 SEVERAL NICE HERDS OF DAIRY STOCK FOR SALE WITH I EASES. WE HAVE LISTED FOR THIS COM ING WEEK SEVERAL CHEAP BUYS TN ACREAGE FROM 20 TO 320
 ACRES WITH VERY REASONABLE CASH PAYMENTS AND AMPLE TIME ON THE BALANCE. IF YOU 1 ARE IN THE MARKET, COME IN
 AND TALK IT OVER. TELL US
 WHAT YOU WANT AND IF WE
 HAVEN'T GOT TT NOW. LET US LOOK IT UP FOR YOU. WE KNOW
 OF A GREAT MANY PLACES THAT
 ARE NOT LISTED FOR SALE. BUT | CAN BE BOUGHT. SOMETIMES | MONEY IS THE ONLY THING THAT
 TALKS WITH LOTS OF RANCHERS. ! WE MAINTAIN LOS ANGELES | OFFICES AND HAVE FOR SALE A NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL SMALL i HOME PLACES OF FROM ONE TO i 20 ACRES AROUND LOS ANGELES
 AND SAN DIEGO. ALSO WE REP ] RESENT. A NUMBER OF THE
 LARGE tSUBDIVIDERS ON THE ] COAST. SELLING LAND AT FROM
 $200 TO $500 AN ACRE WITH WAT FER IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLAT- : ING A MOVE IN THAT DIRECTION. YOU WILL DO WE'LL TO CALL ON l US. WILL GLADLY SUPPLY YOU WITH ANY INFORMATION AT
 HAND ON THE MERITS AND DRAWBACKS OF DIFFERENT CAL ffIFORNIA DISTRICTS.
 i ASK FOR MIR. BUNTMAN OR MIR. 1 BAILEY WITH BUNTMAN X KILL lOGG, 37 NORTH 1ST AVE. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

NORTHEAST CORNER LOT at 18th avenue and Buckeye Road at $75 cash or will trade for good milk COW. Geo. J. Stickelman, Chandler, Ariz. bg FOR SALE-40 acres, with modern 6 room, brick house, large dairy shed. Land is in a fair stand of alfalfa. Fine shade and a very attractive home Price s225 per acre. S3000 will handle this. This would sell for s225 with no inn provements. Located northeast.
 J. s. GRIFFIN (ALONF)
 l1S N. 1st Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR SALE-Small home, cheap. l have large lot with small houses, well located. Price of ? houses $1200; or will divide lot and sell 4-room house for S750. Broom house $500. See Get singer l6 k. Adams bd
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR Nicely furnished house, modern; lots shade, two blocks of car line; rooms, toilet and bath, city wat CT, lights and gas, dandy location in best residence district. 5000. Terms. S15 No. 10th Ave. Phone Clay at 4l4.
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Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale - Real E.state

16O ACRES DEEDED LAND, 60 un- del cultivation; good house, barn, cor rals, good well, engine; A head of stock, work horses, tools, harness and wagon; right to run 200 head of cattle on reserve, open range for 300 head more, good grass and browsing; miles from Prescott on good auto Toad; run ming water $4000 cash takes every thing, including state land lease; no rtades. Exclusively with
 HEALEY CONRAD co.
 33 E. Adams tt
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale Real Estate


SNAP-S0 ACRES SNAP
 A water, alfalfa good Improvements, sacrifice for few days Price $135.00 per acre; small payment down to right par ty.> Phone 5S3. H. T. Weldon, 110 N. 1st Ave It
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
A GREAT BIG BARGAIN

A GREAT BIG BARGAIN Here is a home worthy of your at tention. An 8 room brick house, com pletely furnished and extra well To- cated. Lot 70X150 feet. An abundance of shade and roses. This property is worth $5500, and is going to be sold for $4O00. 5000 cash will handle it. If you want home or investment this can't be beaten
 SEE FRED A DIBBLE
 With Griffin (Alone) 11S N. 1st Ave Phone 1893.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

Now to pay me for writing this ep- isode, ] demand that you come to Ford 40 s. Central Ave. He buys and sells everything.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR PERSONAL REASONS, 1 must sell at once, my acre home place, at a great sacrifice. This is one of the finest and neatest little country homes Tn Salt River valley. The house is , rooms. built-in features has best mod ern plumbing, electric lights, running water. large porches, grape arbor, good barn or garage. chicken pens and houses. running water to cement troughs in chicken yards, page fence around the two acres, trees all in bear ing fruit trees and grape vines, includ ing 260 grape vines, 53 peach trees, many others such as plums. apricots, quince- fig and a few grapefruit. lem on, orange, almond. walnut and pear trees, There are . rose bushes and fine shade trees and shrubbery Locat- ed one block north of Indian school road on Glendale car line.
 If interested. come to this place, you can't find a nicer place for little suburban home.
 | w STAIfFEER
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

TO HELP MISSIONARIES going to China, am selling S5 acres of good land. close to city limits in section 3, range 3. just north of the Salt River Valley Canal Lots 14-9 10-11-12 will sell at sacrifice; no reasonable offer will be rejected C. A. Mckinney, Ari
 zona Republican office, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Ier
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
ALFALFA RANCH RARGAlrs

ALFALFA RANCH BARGAlrsS 40 acres solid alfalfa, well located, near school. store and postoffice. Price $7000.00. Terms.
 40 acres. improved with house. barn, orral and well. Price $S000.00. Terms. T acres, 35 acres alfalfa 15 acres otton, house, barn, and good well. Cat tie, horses, hogs and implements
 80 acres all alfalfa, house, barn, well with water piped to corral. Fruit and shade. Some hogs, over 225 tons of first-class hay and a few implements. Price $l1000.00 for everything or will sell land separately. Terms to suit. acres near Indian school, modern , room house, abundance of fruit, fenced with woven wire, block from car line, just dandy little close in home. Price $3000.00.
 H. A. TEI4FORD
 31 w. Jefferson St. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
HINT ''4N M '7 T N0is v 127 North First St.

STOKE BODY % TO TON TRUCK IN PERFECT GUARANTEED CONDI- TON. COMPLETE WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS, STARTER, HORN, ETC. FIX : IRA TIRE AND RIM HAS BEEN COMPLETELY OVERHAULED. FOR SALE AT A REAL BARGAIN. ARIZONA MOTOR SALES CO, INC.
 Phone 1701
 PAT N. 1st Street Cor Van Buren
 bIy
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

USED CARS BARGAIN PRICES AND LIBERAL
 TERMS These cars have been in our shop and THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED SOME REPAINTEn: Studebaker IT Six touring Studebaker 16 Four truck body. Studebaker 13 Six touring. Buick little Six roadster. Overland S3 touring. Overland 79 touring. Rec IT touring. Velie touring. Do not fail to see our line of used cars before purchasing, as we must make room for our fall stock of new cars; so here they go at RIDlCU- LOUS PRICES. Open Sunday morn ing.
 HARMON MOTOR co,
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR SALE-Bargain, $2250. Bar
 gain Cozy, well-built bungalow, five large well-appointed rooms, screen porch, hot water, gas and electricity; $25O cash secures this, balance like rent. A snap at these figures; will go quick. See us at once. Walker Realty iCO. Phone 627 It
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

1913 FORD driven 10 900 miles Has sler shock absorber. Ward-Leonard starter. Bed attachment. Trunk rack spring steering equalizers. s60. Bosch magneto. S45 Willard F volt battery. switch for dinner, etc. Want larger car only reason for selling. No agents or dealers. Phone 3253. Price s375.00.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale Houses
furnished lHouae

A Very Attractive Modern Brick Bun galow of Large Rooms and Screen Sleeping porch-Garage- Lawn and Shade-The House Was Built and Fur nished for a Home, and Owing to the Permanent Transfer of the Owner the House and Furniture Will Be Sold at a Bargain Block from North Central Ave.-Immediate Possession.
 
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1904 124 N. 1st Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale-Fruits 6 Produce

WATCH for the ranch wagon; will arrive in Phoenix Tuesday with fruit for canning from the American Beauty Ranch and me-grown produce, for the table. fresh from the garden. Right prices. Watch for further notices and bulletins. If BUY YOUR CANNING PEACHES AT THE CITY HALL MARKET. LOW PRICES. DO TT NOW. PHONE 1716.
 If FRUITS of the season. Bide-a-wee Place. Tel S645. If LARGE ELBERTA PEACHES, none better. Phone 109R2. Geo, Tate. if
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale Automobiles

FO RSALE-1916 model 75 Overland. Guaranteed first-class mechanical con dition; extras. Leaving city Will sell this car cheap for cash. Phone 645. 'bg
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale = Automobiles
Real Buys

1 Ford Touring Car. Seat covers, new paint Good tires.
 1 1917 Dodge Roadster, good as new, Goodyear Cord tires, run about 40O0 miles only.
 32 Hupmobile, five passenger, dan dy condition.
 1 1913 Cadillac, new tires, paint and eat covers. Deco lights and starter.
 1914 Cadillac seven passenger, cord tires. good buy.
 l Studebaker 6, seven passenger, just verhauled, dandy condition,
 1 Buick 25, new tires, bumper, Delco lights and starter.
 1 Overland roadster, new paint. tires and top.
 l Flanders roadster, s15000
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

STRIPPED "FLANDERS 20" in run ming condition; a bargain for $65.OO. See this. Whitley at 401 E. Van Bur en St. bl
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale Automobiles

1917 FORD TOURING cars; 1 1914 Ford touring car; l Saxon roadster; 1 1914 Cad. speedster; 1 E. NJ. F. speed ster; l White speedster; 1 191. pass. rambler, first class shape. HoWards s Garage, p No. 2nd St bl
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
Fergusom.Meller Co. 32l N. Central Ave. Phone 1252
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1917 METZ

Greatest automobile value ever offered the public I will sell for one week only, one touring car or roadster for $575.00, regular price $750.00; beautiful baked enameled finish, long wheel base, full electric equipped, demount- able tires, one-man top, in fact, an up-to-the- minute car. My reasons for this extraordinary offer, have placed the state agency for Arizona for my company and have established an au- thorized service station. Must sell these last two ears of my carload, to clear the field for new agent who will establish agency here. Act quick, write or call for catalogs and demonstration
 H. w. STONE,
 Factory Representative
 32 s, Second Ave, Phoenix, AriZ. bd
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR SALE-25 h. D. Buick roadster, 1913 model, in good condition. Price $150 for qouick sale. May be seen at Sadler Bicycle shop, 3rd Ave. and Washington St It
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR SAI.E-Lot 50X140 feet. 1 block east of capitol on Jefferson St; restric- tions; south front Price $395. If
 HEALEY CONRAD co. BARGAINS in residences, ranch and business property improved or unim- proved; houses to rent
 w. K. JAMES
 A0 North First St If
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
BUICK Light Six

owner called out of town left this car with me to sell at a sacrifice price; good paint top and tires; guar anteed in perfect mechanical condi- tion Half cash. balance to suit. Posi- lively the best car at the price ever offered. Come to see it today. 1908 w. Washington. It
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

| 1st Ave It lGO ACRES ON CHA river near Florence, Ariz. 100 acres under water ditch, balance grazing land with plen- ty of open, range adjoining. I need l money and will accept any liberal of fer. Box 24S Mesa, Ariz. It
 IT ACRE RANCH, close in; 8 cows. All or part Call 2210 w. Jefferson. bg
 NOTHING BETTER-Twenty acres, perfect stand of alfalfa, family orchard, fine shade. A water, corner, first-class fence, half mile west North Central Ave, surrounding property first class; no cheap shacks. 5000 cash will handle. years time on balance. See Johnston. If
 JOHNSTON, the Real Estate Man. has moved to S1 N. First Ave. If FOR SALE-One of the best ranches in the valley; A water; $l45 per A.; terms. See N. A. Morford. If
 80 ACRES with old water rights; fenced, good house and well. Has been in alfalfa. P. o. box 43S blk BURROUGHS Real Estate Office has moved to 31 N. First Ave. If ANOTHER BARGAIN-3 fifty feet lots in a restricted addition; s75O for all three. Terms if you want them. Johnston. If ONE OF THE BEST 40 ACRES of alfalfa in Salt River valley, good To- cation. For sale at a sacrifice. Ask for Frank Williams, 21 North First Ave. Phone 1J2. tf CASA CYANIDE vALLEY-Relin- punishment 160 acres, 40 cleared; cabin, well, garden, fence. s350.
 40 to GAO unimproved, best soil and water; $1 per acre cash, long time pay ments. s. c. Miller, Nicholson Bldg.
 bd RELINQUISHMENT Grande valley, 320 acres, two large wells, water lift 8 feet. ) room house, miles from town. only S2500.00. s. c. Miller. Nicholson bldg bl FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. ! Must be sold before Aug. 15, 2 full size lots. about acres fruit, shade and al falfa, 10 room house. $55e0. blocks of Washington, 4 blocks of capitol.
 F room house, modern, $SSOO. $300 cash; $30 per month.
 , room block house, shade, $2250. $500 cash. $25 per month.
 NJ H. SHELTON
 215 W. Washington St. If 100 FEET ON CORNER, in Bennett addition. Good location for a art- ment house. Price $170O. j. s. G. fin. i (Alone). 11S N. 1st Ave. It
 FOR SALE-60 acres near Chardler. all in alfalfa; some fruit; small shack. S125 per acre Terms to right larty. J. S. Griffin (Alone). 11S N. 1st Ave.
 bg 10 ACRE RANCH, alfalfa, milo maize, good house. garage, pumping plant fine orchard and shade. Best buy in the valley. Mrs. Holt, Phone 55SS.bg FOR SALE-92 and S3 100 acres of fine alfalfa land, twenty acres in all falfa. Easy terms. Walker Realty Co. Phone 627. It FOR SALE-5 acres all in alfalfa near the Glendale gar line. A good To- cation for chicken ranch. Price S160O $200 down, balance monthly.
 SEE TOWERS
 With Griffin (Alone)
 l 11S N. 1st Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale MIscenaneous

PASTURE for 100 head of cattle or horses cheap and good 110 N. 1st Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
For Sale Real Estate

 LITTLE HOME on paved street. close in, $500. See Johnston, 31 N First Ave If
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

40 acres. improved with house. barn, orral and well. Price $S000.O0 Terms.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

] ". STAUFFER
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

STOCK FOR SALE-5 shares Moore Mercantile company. Cash S4OO.00. F. 70. Box 416, Phoenix. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

FOR SALE-White ivory bedroom set; has been in use less than 90 days, absolutely as good as new; cheap; will be at 50 Oak St. all Sunday. bd
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-05-03

This is the famous CURVED DISC"
Bowl. which is found only in the IOWA"
Cream Separator. and which outskimmed
the De Laval and All other competing Sepa.
rators, at the Panama p acific International
Exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10
SHEPHERD SIZES 1T UP

William G. Shepherd now in New York, but who has
been the United Press correspondent in Russia during
most of the war; is hopeful of the situation He ex
presses the belief that Kerens will carry enough OF the
army with him to maintain at least sembance OF war
and this he thinks is all that be expected but that
this will serve good purpose He thinks there will be no
civil war for the there two kinds OF soldiers
those who want to fight and those who do not and the
latter all the new government has to rely on he points
out that will be harder to get this element to fight Rus
SLAMS than it was to get them to fight Germans They
want to get home and get piece of the government lands
This has been Of the strongest and most attractive
bats used in seducng this portion of the Russian army
from it's allegiance 1t held out to them that while
they were the front the peasants at home would get the
first pick Of the lands and there would be left for the
soldiers who remained at the front.
Another thing pointed out by Shepherd is the liberty
allowed pro-Gemans in this country and that this same
liberty allowed them in Russia has proved that country
undong It might be added that this is exactly what this
element is trying to do in this country The plan will
fail but at the same time much harm will be done that
could be sdetracked by nteng each and every person
of pro- German proclvtes Undoubtedly there are many
such who would take active steps against the govern
ment but their openly expressed opinions and subtle IN
situations can result in nothing beneficial to America
1t is time that every sedtous uterance be reported to
the federal authorities and that those who make them bel
punished to the limit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10
RUSSIA CANNOT MAKE PEACE.

Those who frightened at the possibility of a
sparae peace between Russia and Germany fail to note
the difficulties in the way Of reaching such agreement
The present. called Russian government peace
but what kind? Will it have peace made in Germany
which annexation of Russian territory? If so the
Russian army and the Russian people will consent
to it, and the government will be thrown out On the
other hand if the kaiser would make peace with Russia it
must be such peace will please his people, else he too
may be thrown down and kicked out. If he accepts a
peace on terms of prewar boundaries to Russia it will
be admission that he has not the strength to hold what
ne has grabbed and this might be fatal to his reign The
Maxmaists now in control at Petrograd have bitten off
very large mouthfu of trouble in demanding peace for
1T is next to impossible for any peace terms to be agreed
This will leave them dscredted and their following
will drop away from them The Russians want peace all
of them. So do all the other allies; but it is the terms
that cannot be made to suit both sides that prevent its
consummaton Russia cannot make peace for to do sol
would be surrender to Germany and the loss of all herr
people have gained through revolution The Russian peo
pie will not consent to trade the fora KAISER and any
peace the latter dare make with safety to himself would
be this and nothing less