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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
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tCcntinued from Page Five.)

children enjoy gardening and garden
ing is profitable pursuit at pre-
sent.
The Kitchen Garden.
A line Of usefulness In which wo-
men may now successfully engage, and
this refers particularly to women of
modest means. Is gardening. The
home garden is thrifty aid in sup
plying the table with those early and
nutritious vegetables from which our
salads are prepared. Flowers may be
cultivated with the vegetables the
same irrigation serving for both, and
the thrifty housewife has her table
adornment ready when her fresh vege-
tables are grown enough to use. The
returns in health and vitality can
scarcely be estimated as a result of
the outdoor occupation.
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Columbian Club Announcement.
The social meeting Of the general
club will be held Monday afternoon
April 16, at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
MERIDIAN p. L. A.

On Friday evening, April 20. at 8
o'clock. in the rural high school build
ing, the last community center meeting
Of the year will be held. AS this pro-
gram will be in charge Of the teachers
of the schools an entertaining program
is assured for all who attend On the
following Thursday afternoon, April
26, at the high school, the election Of
officers will take place. All members
are asked to be present.
+ + +
FRANKLIN.
The Franklin Teachers as
ISOLATION met at the home of Mrs. AL
bert Thompson Friday afternoon. The
following program was rendered:
Songs = America" duck Song"
Lullaby" first and second grades.
Vocal solo-Miss Valla Phillippi.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
Director Of Farm Markets
Directed to Give His Un-
divided Attention to Crop
Production in the State.
ALL THE MARKETING
PROBLEMS CAN WAIT
Governor to See That No
Lands at State Institu-
tions Are Idle-Director
to Visit Nampa and Black
foot at Once.

Under commission from Governor
Alexander Harvey Alfred. director OF
the state farm market bureau. leaves
today for Nampa and Blackfoot for
the purpose Of giving prompt attention
to the matter Of seeding all available
lands At the institution for the feeble
minded and the asylum to crops. The
matter Of expense In getting the crop
in Is now but secondary, rs the time Is
short, the governor has informed the
director. He also directed him to let
marketing problems take care Of them
selves 80 far as his department Is con-
cerned and to turn his undivided at
tention to crop production in all parts
Of Idaho. The state institution lands
are to be cultivated to greater extent
this year than ever before.
The letter Of the governor to the
farm director, showing the existing
emergency and requesting him to act
forth with, is as follows:
Hon. Harvey Alfred, Director Of
Farm Markets, Boise. Idaho. Dear
Sir: The creation of your department
by the legislature and the prepara-
lions therefor were largely intended to
create markets for the products of the
soil and to aid the farmer and produ-
Ger to get the highest and best prices
possible and to bring the farmer and
the purchaser in close touch.
NEED CROP PRODUCTION.
However, conditions caused by the
declaration Of war have changed the
trend Of your activities and 1 believe
the markets for all farm products will
f,L ~ thoy he
six months at least and will return TO
the husbandman full value for every
dollars worth produced from the soil.
Il will ask you to now consider
above all things not the marketing Of
the products but the production thereof
to the fullest extent possible. In the
crisis that confronts the nation the
highest production of the soil is what
we need and will ask you to consider
this from every standpoint by your in
dividual efforts and the efforts Of your
department, and create an enthusiasm
amongst the tillers of the soil in order
that they produce more food for man
and beast and thereby the nation can
rely upon the knowledge that whatever
happens that those on the battlefield
and those at home will be fed and
clothed and this work will most effec-
lively assist the government III it's work
Of preparedness to carry on this war
to q successful and victorious conclu-
sion.
CAN RAISE MUCH PRODUCE.
II would also ask you to inspect the
penitentiary farm and the farm Of the
feeble minded institution at Nampa,
both belonging to the state, for the
purpose Of seeing how the greatest
amount Of crops may be raised and es-
pecially such crops as potatoes and
beans, or such crops as could be stored
for a season or two without deteriora-
ton, and also to inspect the farm at
the Blackfoot asylum, which has hun
dreds Of acres which have not as yet
been put into cultivation and Is some
of the best land in the state and has
an ample water supply. 1 believe the
farm at Blackfoot could be made to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15

Beads are going to waist this year
Yet plenty are left tits said.
To account for the lot
That whether or not
Have gone to Milady's head.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
BY MARGARET MASON.

Beads are going to waist this year,
Yet plenty are left tits said,
To account for the lot
That whether or not
Have gone to Milady's head.
New York. April 14.--This Is the
season of the betting region. Belts
certainly reign supreme as the fad Of
the moment and the shops and waist
lines of the fair are simply flooded
with them. provided, of course, that
they are beaded. For a belt without
bead on these days is as flat as
draught of matted brew is without the
same.
Some Of the beaded belts are flat
anyway. These are the long flat Cir
dies deliberately and solidly beaded II
gayly colored designs with fringed ends
of beads that are worn with the loose,
straight lined Chemise gowns. These
are suggestive of and indeed many are
fashioned by Indians-South Central
and our own North American tribes.
Indian rope girdles of beads with
beaded tassellated ends are also pop
ular.
For wear outside of the new loose
silk coats and wraps are the Orien-
tai and Royal girdles of metal links al
ternating with large beads, disks or
squares of imitation jade, crysephrase
and lapis lazuli or with canoes, Chi
nese coins or jet nail heads.
The more fantastic the color combin-
atoms of these girdles, the more elab-
orately chased and carved the metal
links, the more effective and stunning
they are. Almost all of them finish
with omnipresent tassel in metal or
beads.
Though she struggles to be free,
lovely woman still paradoxically loads
herself with chains. Not content even
with these beaded chain belts and cir
dies she further shackles herself by
gayly slipping her neck into a rope Of
beads and metal links that ape the
metal girdles on finer scale. An ar
tistic one Of slender silken links broken
here and there with balls of blue lapis
added just the right touch to a charm
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
DEATHS

NISHIKAWA - T. Nishikawa, q
Japanese. died Friday evening of dia-
betes at a Boise hospital. He was 80
years Of age. The funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
Schneider 4 Sidenfaden chapel. Rev.
Charles l.. Chalfant will officiate and
burial viii be in Morris Hin cemetery.
The funeral will be by autos.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15

State Bank Commissioner q. n
Hit has taken the matter Of the pur-
chase Of war bonds by the people Of
Idaho up with william @. McAdoo.
secretary Of the treasury. Those who
are interested In the purchase OF the
bonds soon to be voted by congress are
requested to inform the bank commits
sioner, who Is taking the action of ar
ranging to place blocks Of them In
Idaho on the suggestion of Governor
Alexander. The bank commissioners
Saturday issued the following state
ment:
ITO the public-The following letter.
addressed to me as state bank COM
missioner, by Governor Alexander. Is
self-explanatory. have taken the
matter up with Hon. William q. Nc
Adoo, secretary of the treasury, and
II any of our citizens who desire to
subscribe for some Of these govern
ment war bonds will write me a let
ter, will, as soon as have the de-
sired information from the secretary
of the treasury, be pleased to advise
them the necessary steps to take
Every respectfully yours,
&c. r. HIT.
state Bank Commissioner"
LETTER OF GOVERNOR.
The letter Of the governor follows:
"Mr. g. r. Hit. State Bank Com
missioner, Boise, Idaho. Dear Sir
The national government Is about to
issue a war loan of billions of dol
lars, which in my opinion is going to
be offered at popular subscription to
the people Of the United States In de-
of $25, $50, 800 and null
tiples thereof. While this loan will be
to many times over, l am
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15

produce all that institution needs and
have a quantity to spare, and your CO.
operation is enlisted in this work as
the season is short and therefore ask
you to take prompt action in order to
intensity the food production on the
state farms and the state will furnish
all necessary finances regardless of
appropriation. This IL q war measure
and an emergency and will be taken
care Of and your CO. operation is asked
in order that these things may be done
promptly. Very respectfully,
m. ALEXANDER, Governor"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
Piano solo.-Mrs. IL. Wilson.

Piano solo-Mrs. l. l.. Wilson.
A paper, THE Child and His Money"
was read by Mrs. Richard Jennings and
followed by a general discussion.
Notes on child welfare work were
read by several members. Delicious
refreshments were served by the host
ess. The next meeting will be held
May and officers for the next year
will be elected.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15
Parent Teacher Associations
and Mothers Congress Circles
"Homs and Schools
We work Together"

address all items Of above circles
to Mrs. John f. Baird. Meridian,
sta, press chairman of the State
Congress Of Mothers).
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-15

yearned for. Hence az usual the reply
to all our present day fads and fam
cies; the war, mesdames, is again the
answer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Gne!anS's KSnis lsst semts
Seeen Nainen ab.

&0nig @eprg fiiuoiatc in elmer
SiBuug be5 @ebcimeu 8atbcs an, buB
Die t0niglife Samilic hinfort Den
Ramlens Salls 8iuoiur fii6reu miro.
SpGtcr purbc cine 4rpflnTation err
loiieu, baB ole Witglieber bes toni9z
liden Snuies unb Nudfommeu Der
&Dnigin %ictpria b"infort Den Nnmen
8inoior tragen lpcroen uuo Die @iir>
Den unb Sitcl Der 5er5uge uno Ser
~3psinnen bon Sadlien uno Yriu3en
uno Hrin3eiiinnen BON Sadien>9os
burg uuO 8otba, ioipie ale anocren
beutIdcu Sitel. 8iirbeu uuo @breu
fiIr INNER abgelegt babcn.
Die Sibung bes 8ebcimcn Hatbes
mar Die piftieite lett Der arouung.
Inter Den gnlpeienbeu befanben it'd,
Der Yrentier Qlono> @eor9e, Der Ytinis
tier beS Nusipdrtigeu 9aIiour uub an
oere giitglieber oes &ubinetts, Ioipie
Der Gr3biidof D Canterbury, Or
Yremier asquitb unb ldmmtlidc sur
Belt III 2pnpon neilenbe 0Ritglieber
Der &plouial Eegierung. Der Sc
beime Hntb CAB benz Shritte bes
8pnies einitimmig feline 3uitimmung
unp Iauftionierte Die Srotlmatipn,
lpeI6e Die Nomensdnberung berfiigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Sliiteen Sss Patriots mus.

qua Sos Ingeles. Sal. berlaitet
Snformtert baB ote Wit9lieber oes
fran3DItihen Ibiatipns> &orps lebers
geiiitterte 8umiiple trogeu. limb Ole
9ameu bes goutb Sibe @beu Clubs
nuf Die i6lalie Sbee gefommeu, abses
leete Sanoi6ube gu iammeln, nm bies
ielben mad Sranfreih 5u ibiden.
Srau g. 9. Soutbpit ummt Die 8eis
trd9e entgeeeu lmo ibr offi5ieler Sitel
lautet: Observation-Disclosures 9ufte
Observation-Disclosures
tpaltertu."
Sie in allen 6hattier,tngen bes
N~eeenbo9ens idilIernben ~2eber5ipfels
den nerben obne 8peifel iebr MALE
Ride Observation-Disclosures ers
moeliheu. 8enn bic gefiitterte Settle
nad auBen getra9en pilroe, biirfts
oieleidt Der Seinb beim u%neriparteten
&nblid ben 2ahtrampf befonunen uno
neradbe al ihicben, tpus bon nift
3l unteri6deenbem @ortbeiI pGrc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
@d6ltt Die ri@tige @6nlt>

Offcniioe lei elm 8IiidsipieI nit 9uten
Gbauccn fir ben grfolg Der Nlliicrteu;
cine befeniibe ariegsiiihruna oerhtns
bere mn seittpeilig, baB Die Oeutiden
Die Gee fontroliereu.
Cine Offeuitbc lpiiroe ieber ents
idieoene GerIuh fem Die Iaudbootc
barmu 81 p~erbinocrn oaB tic in Den
S8cal 8elan9cn.
Cine iolte Gffeniipe niirbe Elm
3ubcnb peridfcocne 6orrner anuebs
men, angcfaugen BON einem oiresten
@oritpB gegeu 9eutIdlano's 8Iotteu>
bnien fno Rdriues 8crftcu ourd] toms
biuierte Nn9riife 0 Der &uft nnb
bonn 8nNer lfub bic bcrab CUR Be
ihrdntilna beg 8trfungstrciies bes
3auh6optes dlf Gin 6eitiumtes NreaI
ourd Iineu, Sorpebo6pot 3eritorcr,
Neee ober feline Slus8enec.
,S%eutidlnub miro ben aries &C.
,uinnen, meuu es ibm seiingt, bic
SfJiffe mad Der bisberigcn Hnte 81
pcrniften. 8cnn tpir cine Sffcnitpc
ristiercn, mDgeu mir Stiffc einbilBen,
uber bic Gbaueen tuiirben al unieren
@uuiteu iciu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Sas "iebcriicbc" &apital.

9roBen 9letf lieb unb tuert6, nit beis
ben batten Tie geipinnbrin9euoe Ser
bi~nbungeu. Iber Gin Srut NIT @robs
britannten. er3dblt ms Der Wrtitel,
bieB Die ioforttse Sdliebuns Der
Sprio. Sic @irtun9 allf Die auteri@
faniid]en @ertbpapiere ipdre elmer
&ataitrppbe 9leit 9efomusn, Der
Snuoel mar pernibtet, Die &usfubr
na9 europa a~ufeebobeu.
Gang aubers, oIs Die @~creinisten
Stanten 9eutIhlanb ben &rieg err
tldrten. Iuh 0ann aueroingS elm
fur5er Hiididlas, aber sefolst bon
einem uupergleihlihen aufihiuune.
&pnnte es nun nod 3peifelbaft ieiu,
auf tpeiIer Seite in oteiem &riege oaS
Red3t NM no bas llnredt mar. auf
tpeiien Seite Die Stnpatbie bss 8oltes,
Die 10 piel gum grfoIg zines &ricges
beitrdgt, fem mubte? 0euti6lanb mar
I'M Die gu betdmpfcubc autotratie
unb Die Iuiierteu Die Semotratie,
oenen bas oemotratiide Guterita nit
alien ieiuen Wnttmitteln 5u Siilie
ellen mubtc. Die vSeber" 0 1914
tonnen iih riibnen, tob tire oamols
nusgefprudene Sebauptrng, Elm &ries
NIT Seutihloub tpiiroe Die otonomiite
8~runolage bes 2auoes nidt itoren,
eingetroffen lit, beiRt es triumpbiercub
in benz artifcl.
rBaS", fiist Dem Die 81. 3.
golts5eituns" binsu, yIiest ndber,
ais bag man ons. mas mo 10 fIdr
erfannt, auh 81 fDrbern iudbt.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Ksmbiniertc OHeniipe 3ur Sec
Ser Nus,pea.

Sic II. q. q. unS ibre aIliiertcn
miiiien geaen 9euti1lnnb cine fploiiale
Sffeniipe in Der 9uft unc 5ur See
unteruebmeu, lpenn lie Die lI>@pots
@efabr eiuihrdnfen fpollcu." 60
lautet Der Maburuf Der Woriues 4utos
ritdteu, laut 8erift oes 81. G. 8.
@roat, a~orreippnbent ser .lluitcb
8reb~.
Srdiioent 8ilion lit orsegaugen
iuorSeu, bieien Slan in grtpd9uns
81 5ieben.
SIa6 offi5ieaer s6aeuns miro burt
Salldboote, Rineu uno anoere llrs
laden monatli6 cine MiGion Spnnen
Shiffsraum ein9ebiibt, tpdbrenb oiels
leitt MIR elm Orittel oieicr Wenae
ais grins fir bas SerIorene scballt
tperbeu Tam.
Cine Gbnabme Der @eiuntmt3abl
Der perientten Sfiiic bcbeutet nift
acknowledgements cine 9cheruug in
Der 9age. Grit fiir5lth purbe cine
serin9e Sabl perientter Shiffe &C.
melbet, bod itelte es lid beraus, 6us
Die 5eritprte Sonneu3abl sr6Bcr mar,
als IN friiberen 8ohen, 20 mebr
5hiffe perientt mproen paren.
So5uiasen ale uniere iuneen 0tas
uesSffi5iere uno ptele aud bon ben
dlteren iinb 0esuer zines leoi9lit
oefeniipeu gorgebeus. Sic iaeeu. cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
eias slnlnlt fir bic entnieeluna 1T uoaer Maumestaatisiett

Suhnaus Grasee hbt amer Der SaMnna hes bptpreu @nsbH6os Sapes J. aeare.
, o, e bal. fTee HTe 6dfuEdt pom ibrp srts @RhgGebrn 5rt1mmnedet aus ErfNsrH
br GEbobee uno GneDE ollie 5peSanfRn In t1sn 5dffrr
3tasmHe ss IubrGas 6oasse proeno bon allen @oI@hu unb unherftder, oen nil BET
Ru6 Central GFpdGhon Of 9ole@s afHtut fne, areuGnnt Serdbt@r Sod6uLaurus;
gouenEurus So9ruhe 8rabe proeu perRbeu: Bonehr Of gS uno Sahepr
of Sdene.
@uusrfAe ussuOHua-0t Ger staaeH.segeruns bn Gin atusc Usus 1sntna
Corps an EHbaaae College Habter &enH bic. aletmeHe SebpiLhhSoudge 9nm NOSe
mir, nroT 3hneHnss fiber /. Sabre. alt In bic a9krHsn hsen Thsn q n bbsr Ss
ben citizen Hnb Hehaon geF6eu hnb.
Gh.rul- lhfs 1T cine quite aurat tr guru adbn sic pb Hu sr THarnstndfdet
errber Riot aBnn rngi ar hfe1 tsdohn at unos tm9p $3.50 pr S0tr, 2O
9roat3hmmr DdtHrgnfndpacm s9mpbor"StoesI Better &bon NM SraTsfnnssr
Trad nh lennis) -.-
Soene aasc-Goueos Campus unnaBt so Arr uo 1T Gm cine aHb6bs adeEn uefe
aMhbt bon 80 TeRn fiber ben IhhWppi gapdtu; in tmtohiter SHt NIT $4,000 n
uneben bon brrnner IGturfh1rbtcr. SHreHt bcne fr &nahe
Cgtm sbuben emden man GEL are arirna) SO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Academy of the Visitation,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

9earinbet tn 1898. Chartered tn 1855.
8cit. uro Gngf4nle fnr Wtaoteu uno iunge
@aineu. @eletiet bon ben Snpeitern Der
Seimiununa. Sertumtse Gehdube, arobe Qlp.
son atcr a6eiIen Der sfcSt an errci1sr
mitteI5 Baaen Der pohiauIont nub 9simar
Observation-Disclosures.
9e9riG6er: W%snibeuaiii. Sraoeo GHgiib,
0oteiu. SransoNf5. WuIti, Dsdien, Sausbolt.
8iiIenibatt, 9eiuuobeiisiebre. Sur Rataloe
i5relbe on DIRECTRESS. Belt and Ca
banne Avenues.
g,etm S&rsibsR erpdbne man oistss @att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02

trug fir aouitruftiunen auf Is Do
nate o Der Belt Der anndbnle oes
8eieees erbdltlif lit. Sic onberen
Sunfte Oes @eieses be3ieben iif allf
cie Heitrifttonen, Die, Rbeebern bel ber
@ertuenbuug Der Sdiffe onicrleat
lperoen. 60 miiiien iid Rbeeber perz
pflidten, 6lpei Srittel ibrer Sdifie filr
8rautrcid uuo Die frau8oiiIdeu Solo
MEN 81 nerpeuben. unb elm Srittel fiir
Den Sertebr NIT Sdfen Der IQiierter
llnb NeutraIen; and miiiien lie wdbe
reno Der ndfiten fiinf Sabre @igeu>
tbilmer Der Shiffe bleibcu.
9urd bieics 9eieB hofft Sranfreitb
fiir ben 8srfebr uah Seenoigung oes
8rie9es cine groBe Sanbel5nlarine al
ifaffcn, Inn bon anperen 2duoern mn
abbdn9ig .5u tueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
SransreieP bant Septic tfir
Srie>ensseit.

5rmfreih ribtet trob bcs &rieses
fem 9eitrebeu alf Die Sdaffung elmer
groben 5anoeIs mnriue, ni6t iur nm
ben a~riegsbeoarf gu beden, ionoern
aI6 fir Srieoens3eiten our S0roerun9
oes fr%Gn5ofiden Sanoels. Die lebten
amtlihen jran5oiiid,en Wittbeiluneeu
iiber bic Sitlintiou Der SnubelSmarine,
bic Der ltuterfantsfefretdr oes Sdn1
SelsmmineS Separtements IN Der 9ee
putierterfammer mat1te, ipareu, bab
Sranfreif Dor anSbru6 oes ariegcs
1900. 900 Sonnen Shiffe bate, bon
pelben 100000 perloren 9ingcn,
460 600 bnrh &riessbnnbluugen.
2urd aonitruftipn unb gutauf iinD
Der Snnoelsmarinc 6S0,000 Sonnen
bin3u9cfiiat iuorben, uno 100000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02

- c ,Imerifa" pom 20. Suli be-
Az ipriht eiueu III einem @bi>
~ ca9o'er 8latte eriGieneneu
~ 2~lrtifel, in pel6em gepiIe
6inan5grDben gelobt iperben. ipeil tic
imitanbe ieien, Singe niht mir
@od,eu unb 0tonate, ionbern Sabre
bura1isiebeu gu %fonnen; Die, ipte es
bort beibt. rBiiionen babeil, obne oeBs
balb gu 8iiiondren 81 iperoeu".
0ieie Sober in Die Sutunft~ iaben
elei6 5u 8eeinn bes eurppdiihen
&rieses, bab Die Ser. Staaten uufebi>
bar bineinge5ogen tperoen ipiirben.
Nur ipnren tic iit nidJt flnr oariiber,
alf ipeld)e Seite Die Ser. Staatcn iih
81 iteleu ee5ipunsen iein piirben.
Bel ben eneeu @erbinoungeu unb Be
5iebunsfn sur See mar es iebr leiht
moelih, bab 8rpbbritannien I'M Ser
Iaufe ieiner Sertbeibigung irgenb
eineu aft begging, Der fir Die Ser.
Stanten 10 %prooo5ierenb mar, oaB cine
ariegserfldrun9 fpI9en muBte. Die
gleife RDgIidfeit lag aber ailb fin
Die eentrulmdhte. ipe5isII fir
Seiitfhldnb Dor
llnb MIN besunnen Die .Seber" Die
Solsen be5 8rufes nit Der einen ODER
Der anberen NaadJt 5u iiberle9en. aber
rridt uah ben Shlasiportsu a4uto>
trntie rtnb Semofratie", bas tpar oa>
mails nod nidt erfunoeu, ipnbern
mad ieiner Dfonpmiihn Birfung
bin. 8eioe Rddbte paren ben Stnanss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
NatienalsG arhsn cinbcruien.

8ie bereits in lester Nummer tur5
septeloet, iinb am Witttpph Die Ratios
ual9arben bon 5tpnnat9 Staaten ein@
berufen tporben. &c itnb icue Der
u~affolgenben Staaten: Waine. Stem
Sampibire, germont, R~aiia6uietts,
Hbooe S5lanb, Connecticut, Stem Ser
len, 9elaipare, Warnlanb, Siitrict OF
Columbia. @irgiuia, Nortb Carolina,
Soutb Carolina, Senueilee, Suiuois.
Wontana, @nomius, Shabo, Naibs
in9ton unb Oregon.
Nahbem btele Sruppen 5uiommen>
se5ogen, tperben lie etipa stpci 1o6en
hinourh an i6rem loialen Sammels
plas berblciben. nm Johann mad apns
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-23
u. S. Naval Mission in
Thick of Mutiny in Russ
Black Sea Fleet
By Associated Press

Petrograd, Thursday, June 21.-
No news had come through from
Sebastopol up to this evening con-
corning Rear Admiral Glennon and
the other naval members of the
American mission to Russia who ar
rived in that town in the midst of a
mutinous outbreak among the sail
ors of the Black Sea fleet reported in
dispatches received to-day. There
is no reason, however. to doubt their
safety or to assume that the disor-
ders were connected with their mis-
sion.
The government declares that no
official description of the outbreak
will be published for two or three
days, but it is believed the worst is
over. 1t Is expected that delegates
from the Petrograd Council of Work.
mems and Soldiers delegates to-
gether with Minister of War and
Marine KerensKy, will start for Seb-
astopol tonight.
The outbreak appears to have been
organized by followers of the agi-
tator Lenine, backed by extremists
from Kronstadt, who arrived at
Sebastopol about a week ago. These
emissaries took advantage of the
absence at Petrograd of the respon-
sible leaders among the sailors of
the Black Sea fleet and accused the
officers of conspiring to restore the
old regime.