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e doctor ahaGi6 que solo haste
iasruGs de que Ia peQueha f1e trash
dada q IN hospital, Sc pGso a habi@
con 81 Doctor James !. Fleming, 60
misionado de SaIUbr.dad PUoNca. Y
lie reiirio las condolences dc oes"te&-
ci6n en- qae ha0ia encontrado ei A7s-
p;cio. Ia Socieiad VE0lectc-a dc ~
ncs orden6 entonces II inVesuGa-
ci6n, que di6 por resuit2do que sc Of
Genara Ia apprehension lie las dos en-
cargadas dc aqucl!a ~iat:tle."a, b"Jo
ia a~cusaciIn &c no ha0er ?~Eo2or>.o-
nado una atencion mtdIca a0roH.a""
4 dos ni3os Que habjan muerto On 81
Hospicio : que hahia" eSt"do o"Jo ct
cuidado de las iichas e~ncargadas,
Una investigation mas c%teosa
acerca dc los matodos emplea6os para
81 cuidadc de les mines en- el Hospi-
clio de re~ferencia, Sc ha empeEado a
practicar. en- vista de las Quejas que
Sc nan recibido.
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E1 Doctor Waldron DECLARE que ha-
b!a heche una vista el domingo q
de Octubre ppdo,, al Hosyicio de re
~ferercia. para atender 4 Gilmore Was
serl~an, NH nina de tres amos dc
eiau. y habia sufriGo :uerIes QUE
r:aGur.s IL Il espalda. e medico
dii5 u .as dos encaTg2dos del Hos
picio Miss Annie Murphy $ Miss
Brigdet O~'Flaherty, parecja que no
SO hab!an dado cucnta de 10 mucho
Tue Ia nina habia sufrido pOr la
Q~uenladuras.
Las citadas e~ncargadas. segin die
81 doctor Waldron. le ~infoyTaaron que
Ia Deauena 50 habia lido 4 Ia CANA
ma rochc. Y que hasta Ia manana 81
guiente Sc descubri6 ia terrible que
naadura cue tenia en- Ia rspalda. e.
doctor manifesto que cuando in:erro-
20 . Ia paquc1a acerca de COMO sc
ha6;a c&usado IA cue0laddra. Le in
form5 aQuella que Sc lc habia puesto
en- "A c>raiia IN paHo c]aIjcnte.
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Toda Rau er Va SEA Cast
da, SeiteFa Q N;ada, De-
be LeeT Este Mensase:

Cuando ell ingenio humaH9 y su
tOnHiaCc'G. Ge-C = pradu un ago,
que Sc traduce en- b@neficio para la
~lumanidad, no debc d@darsc de las
yertajas que este Gigo nos o:rece.
Tai Is ei
",>D%gJHSTN' Hi.|H#H IA"
In este r~rcr%ra;;o c: DT. J. Il. Dye
&c Buffalo. tr1oIij du:l!i;G 10 amos
I DC - f.moso Lpst.tT:o Medico. ha
cundido para 81 mUndO enIcro, csc
producto. que sill discussion, ha slco
accrtado nara los fines Que sc lie des-
tina. cs Cccir. para aiiviar Ia mujer
de los achaGucs del ombara2O ' !os
dolores del alumbramicnt0. Y comba-
fir los males que Ia Gcechan prUpios
de su seXu: tales como debi'Idad te-
menina, irreguiaridates mensuaIes,
flores biancas, etc. La IlagAltuc de
este Institute despuCs dc 10 amos dc
cxnerieacIa, pueGc tamb;en ser una
eXcc!cntc recommendation qIc Sc ORE
.u para este marayiI.os9 mGd!camci!-
%. ORA prugba dc sus cHccieItc5
-uaiiLaLcs e. II IEn Sns cantlrIi dc
testimonies l.r;!id4 dc este pals y
de! c:tramjero, dc pcrf"nas &2raue-
ci6.s. "o@oci&@s : hoEraGas. Por for
-uHa en- este rulS C0LCe 6 tan gran
lie q uu!ero DC muicres que suiren
lie tras.oruos Prop:0s &c 81 Se%o, lun
10 al NAL. IA N~atvTa,@aa nos ofrece
Z m4rOs lleaas este rCmedio heroa-
rio. y para mayor fe!iciGGd al a!caH-
.. 10 -r',- lD- '..-iIss
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CCHOCiEMT0C !N'DiOS.
CViene De Ia a.

Uu.au;c Ii iu@aa sosteaida Gil To-
maya ias fucrzas carrancistas tu-
vioron d~icrinucvc muertos y cuatro
her!dos, se@uu dice {, mcnsajc iiri-
edo por ci general C&j!cs = ia auto
.!dad miiilar dc IA v"cina g~obiacio"
de- Aqua Pricla.
Per 10 que s&yrcsa ell su mcasa-
jg q comandante militar del Estado
1. Sonora. s. desprcndc que la tuer
zas carranci>tas sc ~encuentran = d
defensive y Que 70 = ~atrc"sn. Hor
.HEncun c~o.ccpto. = Lomar ID otcns!
"a = atacar 4 los indies Ell sIs pro
pas mudrigueras. Esto Sc toma aqul
COMO Una Indication tlara de que 81
general Gales no So conslGera SUI
i;cieu.ementc iUerte para c0mbat!r d
Us euemigos = cue So dcdica 4 de-
fender las plazas Cue ocypa. dc los
amagos = de los ataqucs DC los IN
.iigs. los guc tan cnvaicntonad0s -
~"urucutran. que han eslado tomaHdo
Ia ofcnsita ' atacando Z las tropas
cGrrauciStaa 81 sus prCg!os reduct"s
hasLa h~acerlas desglojgr dc tuda 10
region del lauu:, II cuGI esta aayra
rractir@mclta en- n podec. Esa re
..iru hi"r .IifiriI r--pflr [uoiya a pc
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@io : Fl Pequcno, que estaban, )
algunas estan todavia en- podeT
dc los revoiucionarios.
Los d.timos c~ombates en- los que sc
dicen fueron vencidoS los rebeides,
tuvieron lugar en- Los Puentes = en-
San Antonio.
IS e5pcra = un general.
Sin embargo. csta campana result
n insignificante para Ia p~acificaciGn
del Estado, puesto que el gobierno sc
~cacuentra en- ia imposibilidad de per
scguir 4 las partidas rebelGes que
accidentalmente ~abandonan un punto
para volvcr a ocunaYlo al dia siguien-
e.
Ash, pucs, sc han pedido al g~obierno
eel centric clcmcntos para hacer una
raraHana formal que va 6 urgcntc
: pacece ser quc Ell gobicrno SC h.
rasuclto d cnviarlos.
- CSneta que ucnLfO &C pocVS
las lIeeuc i DR.. Arrollo, con IN pc,
gucao numero dc soIdados, q gene,
"a! EoSa!io AcGccr, muy conocidO c!
ID region.
Tcda Il comarc2 en- ia que Dr.. AFRO,
IL csta Si.uado, Sc encucntra hac,
murho en- poder dc los revo'uciOna,
rios DC Cavrcra Torres, cue en- ELI
nan comctido tropclias sin cuento.
.Adcmas. Sc dice cue pr4nro llcgari
4 cSta ciudad con cl fin dc tomai
gartc "a Ia campaha contra los rebel
deS del Estado, eI coronel Torres que
a prcsehtc Sc ~cncucatra en- Chihua,
haa.
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QUiEREN CONSTRuIR I'm MONU
MEMO COMMEMORATIVE.

NUEEA YORK. Noviembre s. s"
rst4 organizando VI Com!tc que So
"ncarGuya dc rcuuir condos para ID
erection de IN monumratu conmcmu-
ra;jjo que sc desca conSagrar u Ia
"~;rtorja aicanzada en- eli Marine poi
Ia trUpas trau"vsas contra Ias hucs-
t"s i~n"asoras aIemanas. La idea IS
que So rroreda cuanto artes = DIR
nriucipIo a los trabajos j fin dc que
81 moHumento puedy ser in~augurado
ru ":asion del cusrto ~anivcrsari0 d.
Gas melnorabIes jornadas.
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Ia MUERTE y sUS GARRAS

Sierra o no para I'd. IRA sorpresa ell
gaber L con cI uso de- Alma Cor
dial Ia maravi.iosa aed!cin;, han
sido salvados millares de pacientes
que va habian siGo desahuciados y
cue espcraban Ia mucrtc como unlco
iescanso, cuando por sucrte eacon-
traron cl Alma Cordial, hoy estan
gozando de plena salud, y con tc1o
gusto recomiendan esta m~aravilloSa
medicinal para eI Catarr3. TtslS. Rcu-
matismo. Sangre in;?ura. CoraZoa,
Tos. ES.5mago. D~eb:.idad, Resfrios
pasados. Higado- Rinoacs PulmOnes
Y Nervios dGbiles. Lea cI s!guien-
te teztimonio: SENORES.-La pre-
sente sc reduce unicamcnte para de-
cries que con ei Alma Cordial, cue
ids. ne han mandado, lie tenido TN
pcco~dc a!iy;o cen los R!EoEes. hace
como 1G amos que padeZcQ de los III
homes " ahcTa les dig0 que 0 e5la
man4o 81 GO para cue me cnTica otra
ala. Su s~ervidora. Sra. rDNASA
G. de RODRIGUEZ. Box Z43, hAE-
MS CITY, TEN.-El Alma Cordial,
sc ycnde por todas las b~otica:, pero
q ST boticario 10 ia tiCM@ o no qule-
re ordeaarla nara Id. a~a&ndenos 500
Y nosot-os - II cuviaremoS porte pa
rado. D!rijase u MILLER & co,
Station 4, Dept. 100, San antonio,
Texas. (.Ad".)
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PESOU[SAS-

JIliu VAlDLZ y 81 cSposa Ia Sra. bona
Maria Lopez. dcscan saber cl pHradcTO 10
!! mana IL ~rI. Uuia JOY Ita Gomez. que
Irr- -rparaHlos dc ella en- CfUdad JuaTCI.
L'ui!.. 2IaAiru, cl dEa - dc u"iubre de
1915. Y GcsGc cntcncrs no hemos telido
r.lOn dc ella. iy]ullIneutc de>caInOS ga
Der Il raridrrO dc Il sra. DOiIa JuaD1
Come. ii ltilaa vez que recihlnus curia
de- ella, fuE 4 principle Ge OC;ub.a he
1910. sc cnc"T;raba cIlOncaS en- BOrraChO,
frAa.. ! Ia pcr-uia QUE tie inforInc-
cyartus de cStls dos sciUraS. IL gTaiifi-
care TON $50, a il que inIorIne no mis-
de Una, con $i.G1. Uirij!r los inF9rTne5
. I4llO Valdez. Cen. Del, WlnsIow, Ari-
Zuu2. Gif,.
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PRO3ABLEMENTE WEYLER FOR
Me PARTE DEL GABINETE
DE COALICION

MADRID. Noviembrc 3.-EI Reg
Alfonso conltreucio hoy con eI &c,
neral Faleriano Weyler, segun sc
supo esta uochc aqui, y SC dice qu"
81 logro persuadir al vicjo
m5iitar de que forTc parte en- Ct
gabiuete Dc coaIlcion. cu2a organi-
Iacion ha encomeadado q sobcrano
Il 'idcr liberal G&rcia Pricto.
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Fueron arresta3as
las difect0raS 0e
MA 2nIef.l&r:2
4 81 descuid0 Sc de5i6 que pere'
ciera1 aIgun0s niiOS enfernos

YONKERS. y. y Noviembre 3
Nuevas --veIac,oaes acerca de las
condolences dcscujGadas que So dice
sueroa eregn-radas ell q Hosp.cio de
n:aos dc Ia D.vina P~vovidencia. de
este G:s;r:co, : cue G!eron !ugar n
arres.o &c las dos Gjrectoras de es2
Institution, fueron dadas 4 conocer
uor :, Dr.. Luis Y. Waidro-- Director
de Ia Oi;ci1a de H:giaGe Iasanti.. de!
Consejo de Salubri5ad te este de
~psrCamento.
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q iiiEERI.GjEZ.

i.1;S Fucntcs y \. Vega. luerou
dc;c1jdps "uc"hc 4 iaS div. pOr eli
~.ntrarss ru ~eS'"'l" IL eaihrjesllal.
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NATRiNOEFAL-Un d6iai, nDrira 20, .
canine EacIa Ia felic;dad. Con. ests can
tldad iSi.Gif lie eHviareiuOS nuestro Gaia
loco MATRIMONIAL fLUSTRhDO. con
nombrrS Y direccioues de GnuchaS damss
Juc deSean casarSe pronto. Puedc I'd
rscriBir 4 cualGU:eTa De elias v rnnfraef
4 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. Box As. VENICE.
-hTTE
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disco s.NBER 81 paradeFo d. ml lilo yogs
!n";a. liz =. IIius, Il. '=Hd,i. .sta,u.n Ieeu
Lar, rylJr blauCD. C!ys Leg:Us, cara TedpII.
Ia. harc tres Giiu4 cue III 81 d. e.. e.
I..D cu C.ia.d IIIarcE. q" GOude Tue q
una OilrlnI dc cuHaQclIe, 10 ssb!@ndoss
Cesdc cItUncCS .2Ga lie 81. Dare una
qualification tie LINLUL%TA DpLARES, q
IL persona que lire ErDlOrcinl- 'n!or:res
ciariGs. DirijtrSe a GFegUrlU Gloria. BnI
g. Tempe, Arizona. uii6l
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GRATiFiC!NHE Cpn 500 d aII,-n u.iyrnnc
dc paTdI":n Cyartu d" ms hrguianUa tu-
ionic = Jg-c trriEu rG>Dcciiyamcnt.. II
pri.UCTu &c l.. aGes = 81 sEguIIdO &c -
uyIglla!iJs DC Iiavou. sonora, Mexico. u.
T'iErS" i FTTpri>Cc p kiyiZu. CUwc,i "a
lifGra.4, Via Bay Poiut. IL
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81 RENTA hacienda. Disana I'd. 81 tiene
ifnNlcmcmtOs y nIaGuinaria acrtcOla y sU
valnr. Y yo le prUpOrcioUart hacienda CoD
aguG en- Mexico. ~. Z. Flores, iCs Belvi1
s., san Antonio. TEXAS. -iii3
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RENTAS-

So !L.iIU tn a:IcnIaAHCu;u Una casa que
runt"nga Il" : Il 10 ruIrtu>. para csiahic-
Ger IN hpf"i!!p. con rJHlldahr>. lirCIbO
Glisys Hotel NUrc.yS, Arturo LabpGIi.
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- N~ECE$iTA IN Duen zaIatcrO. SIn.lGo
sig s"nanariDS. lnfCTInan C%3 L. CUm-
Iurrcc =. tin,
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AVTSOs De OCCASION
VENTAS-

POR TETER que ausentarmp vendn IN $3.50
Dollars. automhyil Packard : rasaicrns. en-
iul@uiricY cStadO dc uao. FeaSe ST. Mag
n0i. sos Brady Building. us
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EMPLEOS-

81 NEcESiTsN dos SeiUriIt. Of. >."uras
para Cuiiar niilss. Ocurran iic6 ssh Pr
trO Avenue. tfJl.
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- NECESlTA jOvcn mryirano dc Duena
orcScnria cue llarlc in=IGS. cen bUcnas
Tcf"renriaS y que cnR0Kra perfertaIncnIe
81 irabaiD dr-SDlli FOUNTAIN. Si1.HI pc
sos uienSilaleS J asIst"nc:g. Dirliasc 2
"0nSiauci" Bravo. iiJ TrTL2ecn 81. zen.
rvetta. Okla. Hffl-
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inlcS de rcnicr sus SuECES !e esIims
.aTgGS dirDns 4 rnh0cer siiS praci;.s ION
nramoS C%ualUulcr caniidat Y rlaSs. u. J
snd & Ma"rOTuiD. iO6 polorosa Street. Sap
sniOaio, Texas.
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mriiralG dc IIu> It. aI!n-. hU-rfaGa pre-
Terrible. IN hHru hnEaI para mUrhac'GI
d. DI"nr, ~Cc-'GThrr.. TTTbfio Sr!manrD-
L. i!g"rc. Lam" a. t"iri"no T"9Ir, '-J'7.
G!C
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Ci$AS BARiTA>.-Si5.G0 contain. $500
Srm7uarIamcniG.-Nos. iGS. fi:. i6i. f03
Y los Peach ST, Ccrca de North Brazo.
r" dos cuart6S cada una. pTecio $4,000
WA, T. Schultz, CuarlO >. Riverside
Bldg, iUi West Commerce 81. Hi30}
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DIYERSOS-

LlNplD Y EENIENO Onlur- rs ia : Uia-
>cs. IirCIb" mIicriales dirrrt"rEcntu dc IL
fGhr!"l parg >uGmbrcrO- STETSOS. Yea
m". =. SwcCl>cr, SyMbrcTo, fa6 " Hnus-
Ton =. i-il.
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- ri;.-IA DIEEEO SDbrc. ~rGaTuiua= Sin
ger. IN C0bTdr IGl"TC,. rs West Com.
ll""Cc -. tts1.
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T-iar"o> caGaIIn nl mcIcr Drecio p0T ME-
CES Ets1ieInS I'd. q maRdaRGE mUHstTas
]. N. ami a.. NiarTnuu!u. fGE D3;or0sa 81
~sn Antonio, Texas.
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81 SullCITA cconomiCo capital para ca
pIpIar pstenlr. 80 'garantiHa 81 9JOCs dc
utIIldld.- Para lnf0.mc- dirijansC q 40.
81. CO. L. iiLN-.A. san Antonio, Texas.
fii0'
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SS NECESITAN 100 muchgcias Para iim2isr
nucceS. iniOrIaan en- tuJ Trash 81. Uts3
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~ NECE>1IAA scNoritas. fincS CIg3r
Factory. ~. West Commerce. ST., Gig..
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- NEGESiTi = ass para Gue llnve siIs
..'acaS " IL eSIariGn u gamble sIs none
bies hableIe 4 ~EtoSaleS. Teltrou0 Crocket,
-! y TRAVIS ii,5.
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DR. A. RIUJAS ALVAREZ. UsicopIia.-Trai2
E!.pntU de La enregm"GIG"s en- genera!
10 %. Tr!0 =. san AntGIIO, Tex (ii2J
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. NECEs!TAN operarios que coaozrar la
fabrication de rurC>. Fink Ciga: FaCtory.
1871 Co!mniercC 81, san Antonio. Texas.
Gi3U'.
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81 NECESiIiN hUInhrc y sciiora para ira
i'fn General dc casa d~iriilrsc i -: =
Last Houston. ni6.
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81. .NECESlTh S"iOca PARA Ci:c lay" rDpa
dc :: UiIO>. medic din rr tDGos los diaS.
Informal I'll 5!i Warren 81.
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PECFESICNbLES-

!. VAGUE GHME4. "Idos-garsaD
, v3r,g lLj Frost Sitg.-SaD Antonio.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-12
RUSH STILL ON At.
j. S. RECRUITING
STATIONS TODAY
Army Enlistments in Two
Days Number 54EForty
in Waiting List Marine
and Navy Enlistments.

Fifty-four enlistments in the United
States army in two days was the record
reported this morning by Sergeant
Stumpf, head officer at the army re-
cruiting station. There are 40 more
applications to be acted upon and ex-
aminations to be made today this be-
ing the last day for voluntary enlist
ments of those subject to draft.
Sergeant Stumpf was on the job
practically all night, remaining at his
office and making examinations Of the
boys until after 2 o'clock this morning.
He then assisted the boys in getting
off on the Salt Lake train. The en-
listments at the three recruiting sta
tions at the close Of business Tuesday
night is as follows:
U. S. A. ENLISTMENTS.
Thomas d. Quinn. Of Horseshoe
Bend, in the aviation corps; Edgar V.
Gipson, Caldwell. in the coast artillery
corps; George Moutray, Grandview, in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-12

the Twentieth engineers; Laverne r.
Gray. Haley. in the aviation corps: e.
Douglas Burpees Neenah, Wis, in the
quartermaster corps; Jesse w. McDon-
aid, Boise, In the railway operating
engineers; George T. Warren, Weiser.
in the Twentieth engineers; Ralph e.
Wyman. Boise. in the field artillery;
Floyd B. Hoobler. Boise. as chauffeur
in the aviation service; Arthur c. Kas-
tenhuber. Gooding. in the coast artil-
lery corps; Charles A. Miller, Caldwell.
electrician in the aviation service;
Miles Hartley Roberts. Boise, as chauf-
feur in the infantry; William Bernard
Bilderback. Boise. in the quartermas-
ter corps; Marion J. German, Boise, In
the quartermaster corps; Arthur G.
Bicknell, Boise, clerk in the quarter
master corps; Patrick Henry Quirk, Jr..
Boise In the quartermaster corps;
Dwight L. Smith, Nyssa. Ore, as
chauffeur in the quartermaster corps;
David w. Carter, Nampa, coast artil-
lery corps; Harley A. Faw, Weiser,
aviation corps; Harry w. Smith, Boise.
aviation corps; Charles e. Stuart,
Nampa. quartermaster corps.
MARINES.
There were three enlistments In the
marine corps as follows: Oscar Atkin-
son, Meridian; Robert Edwin Huston,
Boise, and Jimmie Lewis Duke of Port
land, Ore.
NAVY.
Five men enlisted in the navy ser
vice as follows: Nonnie link and
George J. Blaylock. of Juntura. ore;
Raymond J. Fowler and Abram c. Hit
of Emmett, and Chesley c. Barbour
of Yarmouth, Me. These men entered
the naval service as apprentice seamen
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-12

JOS. Clothier. H. A. Castle. E. N. Rob-
erts. A. M. Newton, A. M. Jacobson.
all of Pocatello.
District No. 11--Drs. G. M. Cline. II.
d. Spencer, D. L. Belvins, A. r, Solder
guist. T. G. HOLSTER. ]. J. Bybee, all
Of Idaho Falls.
District No. l2-Drs.. c. F. Hammer,
Q. T. Stratton, w. c. Whitewell. F. 5.
Wright, J. r. Adams, all Of Salmon.
The last named member appearing
for each district Is the dental surgery
member of the board. one dentist be-
ing assigned to each district.
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Only Ono "BRoMo oUiNiNE."
To get the genuine. call for full name,
LAXATIVE BR ONO QJININE. Look
for signature OF f. w. GROVE. Look
a Cold in One Day. soc. w
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-12

See our line of solid gold lavalliers
and cameo brooches at any price you
may choose. Hitchcock. jeweler, s26
Main. Open evenings.-Adv. D24
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-12

Any watch you wish to buy; we have
It at the very lowest cost. Hitchcock.
jeweler. s26 Main. Open evenings
Adv. D24
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-12

Merchants Lunch. Popular prices.
Drinks Adv.-D18
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tion of q democracy which by consti- tutional process has put into his hands the power of it's will
 NEW YORK WORLD-Unquestio bly, the President has voiced the senti- ment of the American people, both in his definition of the kind of peace that can be accepted and in his call for the most vigorous prosecution of the war of which the nation is capable We be- lieve that he has voiced the sentiment of all the great peoples who are spilhng their blood and treasure in resisting the domination of the most ruthless mili- tary autocracy known to modern his tory. In him the democra cies of the world have found a leader whose eyes look steadily and unf1inchingly toward the light
 NEW YORK GLOBE-In his message the President speaks with a dignity worthy of the spokesman of great and free nation, with a reserve that is the best proof of a sense of power, with a sobriety attesting recognition of a supreme responsibility, and with a moral earnestness which shows his heart is serene. even though his mind is per plexed by the magnitude of his task.
 NEW YORK TIMES-The Presidents
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PRESS COMMENT ON
 MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT
 FROM LEADING PAPERS

Following is the newspaper comment on President Wilson's message to Con- gress:
 NEW YORK HERALD-To the gal lant sons of Italy valiantly stemming the tide of invasion that threatens their beloved land Americas declaration that Italy's enemies are our enemies will bring great joy. It brings great joy al so to Americans.
 NEW YORK TR1BUNE-To win is the main thing. and it is the outstand- ing merit of the Presidents message that it re-emphasizes the unrelenting character of our war on the German Government it is and on the German people, in far as they are represented by it, and further includes within the scope of our main war purpose the scrapping of Austria -Hungarys equal ly obstructive and only less predatory autocracy.
 NEW YORK SUMO leader of pub lie opinion that ever lived has labored more patiently, more consistently, so long as there was hope to avert from this country the dread responsibilities and unavoidable horrors of war. He is now speaking with an authority repre- sentative of the unalterable determina-
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trine of a right to rule other people by force and conquest.
 BUFFALO COURIER-Not a few of the Presidents expressions will be re- garded as surprising in the sense that they were wholly unexpected. In view of the comments on Lord Lansdowne's s letter the Presidents clear and candid discussion of the aims of the Ameri- can people in the war will make a pro- found impression. They put the United States in the attitude of lead ership in defining the purposes of the war against the Central Powers.
 BROOKLYN EAGLE - The President urges an immediate declaration of war against Austria Hungary. Congress must and will respond To make war upon Germany and maintain a show of friendly relations with Germany's chief ally, whose resources. with those of Ger many, are no wconcentrated to destroy Italy, whose cause is ours, is not only absurd and anomalous, but dangerous to the last degree.
 BOSTON POST-We believe that this expressed voice of America is power iul Nolce TOT peace, that IS to say, tfldt the war will be ended the sooner by reason of it. If at last the only ob- stacle to q settlement is a responsible German popular Government, not the dethronement of the Kaiser or the de- structon of the German system may not some influence demand and obtain the right to treat for a cessation of the terrible conflict?
 BOSTON ADVERTISER - President Wilson has stated unmistakably the peace terms on which the American people will stand pat They fulfill the the expectations of liberals the world over They offer to the inhabitants of Germany and of Germans vassal pawns the one overture which possible if civilization is to live-justice tinged with generosity whenever justice shall be proffered in return
 BOSTON HERALD-The point on which we dissent radically from the Presidents view is where he urges q larger degree of Government price- fixing. We should like to see less of it. We believe each days occurrences re- plete with examples of the utility and the generosity of the old laws of de- mand and supply.