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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
&pbe Narf Nptisem.
@eorae Braun pom Gmmet {

- @sorse Braun pom Gmmst Stra.
&c nurbe Samifas Wforsen 3ismlih
b6s perlett, als elm StraBenbabnwageu
sssen itinen Bassn rannte.
- Srdulsin Yipian Dapis pon
Gunner Npenus unb Carl Wfts uou
S1laeer StrnBe liesen iid WfOntas in
BinsbamtoH als Gbspaur sinissnsn.
- Daltsr, Der 8 Nouats atte SObn
Der @bslsuts DiGliam 8.sbolo uon
Ncabsmp Strase. ftarb Donnerita9
uno nur6e Samitas i'm Waibburn
StraBe 5risbbof bssrbist.
Der Bsrsmann Sobn 3. Wtere.
bitb pon yioro Bromlep auenue, 81
Sabre alt, 1T Sr.itas Stahmittag In
Der Diamond 3shs. mo CT felt ben lss'
ten As Sabren bei1dftist mar, burd)
siueu Sslienfau. .iOiOrt sridlassn poroen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30

= Die 5ffsntli6tn Shulsn mstben
nd4ftsn Wontas fur ben 9erbff' nno
Dintsrtermin sr0ffnet.
Jrancis Burns pon 9adaDnnna
Npeuue puroe frlb Samftas Worsen
IN bsm 9assn & Dasner &aben snt.
osdt. uno baun auf bic NuflaSs bss
@inbruds sebalten.
- Die 80 Sabre atte Ufarn 9iaro.
3onef pon Yadanauna Gpenue muBte
WtOntas $500 8iirsiduft fir elm @r'
ideinsn Dor @erif,t itellen. neil iie on.
sebItd aus Der Sdneu Dobnuns on
Bbeeler Nuenus einen $50 Diamant.
ring itabl.
- Wdbrsnb er Mtontas 9tadmittas
Dor Der @lternmobnuns ipielte. nuroe
Der 4idbrise artbur Srasin pon 3re6lsr
Court BON einem Nutomobil 9etroffsn.
nelheS Der 19 Sabre alte Carl God
poob pon Wfc8enna Court lsitets.
Oas 3ino Duroe nah Wtercp Soipital
senOmmen. mo- lit elm Sddbelbrut
ereab, BEN es In elmer Stunbe erla9,
obne wieotr bic Bsfinnuns 3u srlanssn
Sodnoob murbs ipdter auf bic anflass
oss unnillihrliden Gobtidlass uerhaf'
tet uno In 81, 500 Biirsihuft ssbalteu
Die Polisei ffellte burh cine unterin6.
uus feff, oaB oas set6otste 3inb oirtfl
Dor bic Wfai4ins rauute, OILS fis ourt
bic Court fubr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
NittSfDn.

= Der n Sabre otte Sobu Smitb
BON 8gomins uuo Dslonars Nusnuss,
Wsit PittstOn, muhts 5rsitas Nlorssn
ieinem Neben Elm eelpaltlomes @noe, In.
osm CT iid on Der 8iiGsntbiirs nit
sinsm Ssosrsiirisl srbdusts.
- Die 2eihe eines Wfaunes, ueld3er
Gags anpor ju Ssniins Sunction burd
.insn Ssbisb Yallsp 3us set6btet mur.
Be. 1T Donnerftas als Der A Sabre
alte Wfidael Sopisfo pou Der 9Beit.
minitsr aniisosluns ibsntifi,irt porben.
= Tbomas 9ansan BON yaarauas
StraBe, ein Sebisb 8alsp 3onouttsur,
1T Srsitag yiahmittas Bu @aroner'a
6un. nabe Ssniins Sunction, oils er
istnsn Sus inipijirts, uon sinem anoe,
rem Sus setroffen unb sstObtet woroen.
Der &brpsr mar idlimm 3srftiimmelt.
- 9elssentlid zines Streites peasu
sinsm Ballipiel am Samitag ytadmit.
tag, wuroen William Rutauadi unc
Ebomas Suose In Der gleiden Oiahl
on Der Ode uon gtorb Wtain unb Sam.
bert StraBe burd Wfidael uno QBil.
liam Ratbforo b6s psrlest. @riterei
erbielt cine 8ussl in ben 0taden unt
lsstsrer cine iibsr bem linfen Sbr. Sc
sslane Der Rolisei, bic Ratdforo's Dol
Der Wutb ees B0bels su rettsn, ebe bic
Ter letn Yorbaben, iie aufsubangen
ausfiibren fonnte. Robsrt RattIorf
nuroe Dtenitas als Der S6iesbolo ins
9sfdnsntB 9sianbt, nobel 5usleit per
lautste, oaB feline Spfsr fib pieoer sr
bolen piir6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
&nfeS.0arre Nptiien.

e Der 81 Sabre alter 9Salter 3.
2uce, Der Yernalter Der Cumberland
apartments an Wsit Hos StraBe, be-
sins Disnitas Wtorsen Sslbitmoro, in.
Dem sr iid. cine 6suolusrfussl in ben
Sopi iaSte.
- Der 9iabrise Uiidasl Salid BON
8roofiibe lit Dounerita9 I'm Sitp 30.
ipital ben Tags ,uuor erbaltsnen Ber'
lesun9en erlssen. als ibm elm Su9 8arf
rem bel Der Prospect 3sts Die Beine 10
ihlimm Sermalmte, oaB lie amputirt
peroeu mubten.
- @ntmutbist pssen ibrer ibtshten
@siupbbeit, nabm Die % Sabre alte
6rau Hoie Strat6et pon Oioro State
StraBs ont Wfontas Stadt cine Dolis
earbOliGure, ben Wirfunssn osS @ift.
itoffss cine halbe Stunbe mad Der auf.
nabme i'm @itp Soipital trlisseno.
- 8illiam 9aubsnberser eridoB am
Donnsritas giatt 3u Yarions 5rau
2bomas Hseie, unb usriudte auh bic
Satin ju erihieBen, oils oieie es per.
Dsissrte, misosr bsim3ufebrsn. sic
bate mebrers Gage 3uuor nit ben orei
8inosrn in Der Rseie Wobnuns gu.
fludt ssfuuosn. nadbsm Der @atte iie
anssSriffen bate.
= 5rdulsinI 9atbleen Stssmaisr. bic
sin,ise Sohtsr uon ssrau @sorse Stes.
maisr, uno @bwaro q. Wtaisr, elm pro.
minsntsr 8uufmann uon Nos anselss.
@alif., wurben ssitsrn absnb in Der
Der Braut an Glib Srauflin
StraBe burh Plurrsr William 8rsbl
uon Bittston, einem @ouiin Der Sraut,
gum Suno fiirs Ssbsn sinssisSuet.
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Sta0t nn0 Gounth.

= 5rau Sena @arlucci itrenste lss.
ten Donnerftas sessn ibrsn 9atten
Sobn cine alase fiir @beideiouns on.
- Sia6tsn Donnsritas 1T Der erits
Gag fur bic peri0nli6e Resiltration,
um bel Der Serbitnabl itiinmberehtiat
su isin. Der 3weite Gag if am II.
September uuo Der leste ON Is. Sep,
tember.
= Otdditeu Dtontas pirS mie all.
jdbrlih uon ben arbeiteru oils ibren
5elertas besansen Derben. Yormit.
tags finoet cine sroBs Barabs itatt uno
giadmittass srfolst in Waloorf Barf
cine Wfaiisnueriammluns nit nahfol.
genbsm @lambafe.
Wtife Boremus BON @apouie
Guenue, 26 Sabre alt, true Donneritas
0iabt einsn S66belbrud uno 3Drper,
ibrammen oauon, oils er bel @apouie
Iusnue uno 9Balnut StlaBe Dor einen
ihnel laufenoeu Strassnbabnnasen
trat. @r Durbe uah oem Staat So.
ipital ssnommen, mo er Sreita9 Wfor.
gen ben Serlesunsen srlas.
- Solsenoe Osutids purben Srei.
tag als @sidworsne fir ben 9erihts.
termiu 9ejosen, Der ON "A. September
anfdnst: HObsrt Sdommsr, alerau.
Der 3linf. .. 8. Beil. Us. s. 9tiemep.
er, aoam Yrelsr, Ruoolpb Bau,li,
5reo U. Senfslmanu, SObn 8artoih
s. 6. Son Bergen. lSilliam s. Shitsr,
8sorse Reiter, Tbeo. W.bsr, Sarrp
.. Gnsel.
= Durd einsn SrauS, msl6er lss.
ten Oonusrita9 9iahmitta9 in Der @a.
rage oss Rsier Beprsnt an u. Wsbiier
glpenue ausbrab, nurbe Elm Sbaben
pon stpa $25, 900 anserihtet. Die
@arass muroe nit neun automobilen
,erft6rt, Die 8. Us. Rsidaro, gB. 3.
Sprufs unb Samss 6. Terpillissr
Wobnun9en an sinosn StraBe fart be.
ihdbi9t, ndbreno bas @bnarb Wfc@abe
Dad usrieust purbe. Drsi Wtdnnsr,
Sarrp Rics, Sobn Bsprent uub Wil.
liam Rssop srbislten Ssrlssunssa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
Ser fIuQe g 6iffgtp d.

Bel Der Sorpebierung zines engIf.
I6en 0ampfers bemertte man am
Naite bss iintenben S6iffes einen
Ieger, Der feline Initalten gu feiner
Rettung mu6te unb bur6 nidts gu be-
pegen mar, ii9 in Si6erbett gu brins
gen. Sffenbar peritanb Der S6parse
teinen 3uruf. 0a fam Der Sod oes
llnterieeboptes uuf einen glorioien 9ez
oanten. gr belt Elm Gtpas, bas i9
nidt ertcnnen tonnte, in Die 66be, mo-
rauf Der Neger iOfprt peritanb unb bas
iintenoe S6iff perlieB. Sd fraete
ben Sod. mas er Dem Reger geaeigt
babe uno erbieIt Die antlport: rgs
mar elm: S9parSer Retti9 !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
Bon Der &nbfette.

Der idbrlide ausflus bss Sunssr
Ufdnnsrtor finbst bsute in Ualborf
Parf ftatt.
Srdulein Wfarearet Z Wfiller pon
Bird StraBe lit Samftas Jta1t na&
furjer 3ranfheit stitOrben unb Conn.
tag 80 EuntbannOd bssroist worben.
2ouiis, bas 9iabriss TS&tsrI.in Der
@beleute @harles Neu pon @ebar Npe.
nue.. itarb lssts Donnerftas 9iot,t unb
1T Samffas ytahmittag i'm Sorsft Sil
5rtebbof beeroist morben.
Biftor, Sobn Der @hsleute Yiftor
8empter pom Pittston Npenue, nelher
etlibe Gage 3nuor ftarb. III Samita9
Stahmittas i'm ct. Warisn Sriebbof
3u SO. 5 bssrbist morbsn.
@ftber, To6ter Der @beleute @rnit
8oi1sf pon Prospsct Gpenue, muroe
Wfontas gtahmittas i'm Yittston ap,.
nue Srisobof bseroist. nobel Paftor
Paul 3sller ben 2raueroienft lsitete.
Die Sdsune bss Bernard @ilmore
pon Pittston apenue nuroe Wtoniag
9tadmittas ourh Sinoer. rpel6e nit
3iinob6l3eru ipielten. in Branb geisst
uno ,eritOrt. nobel auf orei perthpolle
Bierbe ben 5lammen gum Spfer fielsn.
Der @eiammtuerluft belduft iib auf
iibsr 81 900, tbsilmsiie ueriihert.
Der Solsbof BON 9ebr. Sprufs an
@ebar Nusnue uno Srharo Strass 1T
Dienitas Jtahmittas ourb elm Seusr
3srit0rt worosu uuo bslduft iid Der an.
asridtete S6aoen auf etipa $3.50, 600.
Die 5lammsn sriffsn uesen Dem lsidt
ent3unolihen Wfaterial 10 i6nen um
iih, oaB man cine sr0Bere Gusbebnung
befiir6tet,, iooaB anger Der geiammten
itdotiiheu Seuermebr. auh Die Seusr.
nsbr uon 9Silfes. Barre, Pittston,
Ounmore uno anbsrsn bsnahbarten
Srten rsquirirt nuroe. Jtah einem
Sample pon iiber pier Stunoen gelang
les Der anitrsnsuns Der uereinten 5su'
ermannIhaften, ben Brano unter Son.
trolle gu brinseu. Wtan nimmt on,
oaB 9efreujte eleftriihe Ordbte fir ben
Vrano uerantwortlit fiuo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
Wprb &crantpn.

- Die Diuis 3emmersr 0obnuna
on Horo Waibinsiou dpenus wurot
esftsrn pom Slise sstrOffen unb Der
Shornftsine nabsIu bemulirt.
- Sames, bas 13 Wfonats alts
S6bnlsiu oss anorsw anbsrion pon
9orbon apsnus, trus Disuitas 10 b6is
Uranbwunoen oapou. als eS fih aul
3t&snofen bic 3lsiber In Branb issts,
oab es firth bsuts morseu i'm Staat
Soipital ftarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
3 erett 10 tIIiu.

Ri9ter: uSte bOren es, 3euee, Der
@ngetla9te beitreitet nit aller Gnti i6iez
oenbeit, berjenige aelpeIen gu fein, ipsls
der S6nen bic Sbrfeige perieBt bat.
9lngetlagter: rSatpobI; gum 3sus
9en) ib t0nnte Sbnen ia mai eine 9ez
ben, pielIei4t merten sic ba ben I'm
terihiebl"
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Sir tuar Ici6eub.

Sic mar leisenb. ~Yor etlidsn
Sabrsn." 10 ihreIbt Srau 6. Bal;sr
pon Seonc. alta.. rfin9 it on ,u fran
feln /; ib periuhte alles m6slite, absr
IS purbs uur iblimmsr NIT mir. giat)
Dem @ebraub stlidsr 5laiden Sornl's
alpentrauter Duroe it ssiuuo uuo
fart Oisiss alts, bsndbrte Srdutsr.
beilmittel lit feline apotbetsrmebisin /;
es Diro burd beionbsre 2ofalasenten
9eliefsrt, obsr bireft uou ben Seritsu.
srn, Or. Beter Sabrnsp & Sons Co.,
@bica9o, 81.
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Seufiber perlanat

br striftbt has Sriittn unb abrittuna BON
8anaritnpDssln. SGreibt an 8. .. Stpfss,
aO M. y. eantptp, 620 fJtfib aptnut, Srppf.
Jpn, q. D. 32,6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30
Gin outer 6 erG.

rQlfo Wilp, neil ou bic Wode urz
ttg tpurit, barfit ou beute nu6 Dem
3oologii9en 9arten, Dir bic Gstimos
anieben."
r9arf i6 ibnen au6 meinen aebers
tbran mitne6men2"
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WR aItti1 8.

@ed =. Mein S9ab iit mein
DiFen!"
Dame: Limb barf man fragen, tpo
lie bieien S6aB pergraben baben2!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30

k8srlinsr BshOrbsn bsabiidtissn bns
Buosn in ben 9duisrn gu usrbisten. nm
@aiisr uno Srsnnmatsrial ju iparsn..
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Aus Der bDberen 2D6ter.
6ule.

~8as pifen Sic BON Der Sungfrau
BON Orleans, SrGulein 3tpider?"
rSie madte iebr biele Groberungen
unb iie purbs Ossbulb felig geipros
6en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-30

Ole fsinsesa prses<srsssesH h ass sEssl
Lisfsrt de ossss dee -NNssasaAisaz-s
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Stri&i iibn ben !3ufanb Der
Smbjeite Sanf.

Don Snantou, pa, Ro. 524 Gttar aptHut,
gadapanna County. ptnnfplpania, am StlaB
sss @si6afts am 2t. Aueuf 1917.
@tIbmttteI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
EVIDENCE ENOUGH TO
JUSTIFY DEPORTATION
interpreters Busy TransIating
Writings Captured With
Anarchists

Seattle, Wash, Nov. Additional
government interpreters were assigned
Friday to speed up the translation of
the grist of pro-German propaganda
used by Italian anarchists belonging to
Circola Studi Social, now in the hands
of federal authorities.
Only one of the 20 men arrested has
so far been able to prove that he was
not a member of the secret band which
is alleged to have plotted to break down
the morale of the Italian armies.
Leaders of the anarchists have reveal
ed information to federal officials, in
their attempts to gain immunity.
Inquiries have revealed that some of
the members obtained American citizen
ship by fraud, as they made their appli-
cations while still affiliated with the
anarchist organization.
This will give the federal authorities
sufficient ground to depor+ them.
The government of Italy, then will be
permitted to punish the plotters who
helped break down the morale of her
armies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK AND BEAUTIFUL
Look Years Younger! Try
GYandma's Recipe Of Sage
and Sulphur and Nobody
Will Knew

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home. which is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth IS Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get
large bottle of this old time recipe inn
proved by the addition of other ingre-
dients for about 80 cents. Everybody
uses this preparation now, because no
one can possibly tell that you have
darkened your hair, as it does it so
naturally and evenly. You dampen
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
ghis through your hair, taking one
small strand at time; by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after anoth-
er application or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully dark, thick and CLOS
sy and you look years younger. Wy
eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is
q delightful toilet requisite It is rot
intended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention of disease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30

shout as a new body of stalwart young
Americans swung in sight, and back
would come the answer:
Iowa, or New York, this is the
old Sixty Ninth.
Farewell balls, parties and dinners
by the hundred were staged in Memp-
stea6 Mineola and nearby villages for
the departing fighting men. Three
hour leaves wer granted many shortly
before time to hike Headquarters kept
track of the men by telephone And a
prosaic, jangling telephone bell instead
of the mellow bugle call of romance
sounded the signal for ending most of
the balls as the command was passed
for the units to fall in and get ready
to start.
There were stirring scenes at the
entraining points, when aheering
crowds thronged about the men, toss.
ing them cigarettes and other pres
ents, shouting and laughing some wo.
men quietly weeping. Troop train after
troop train ratified away for the EN-,
barkation point, with soldiers waving
from the windows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
COMPLETE ACCORD
CONTINUED from PAGE One !

free her of pro-German intrigue.
This government believes that at
heart Russia is sound and imbued only
with a most intense striving for true
democracy. And while it believes the
leaders are misguided, it feels that no
good purpose is served through threat
against her.
To save Russia from Germany's grip
before it is too late is the problem. From
the government officials statements, it
was manifest that America proposes not
alone to let the allies know-by intima-
tion-that they ought to use the right
hand of fellowship rather than the mail
ed fist to overcome Russia s rapid trend
toward an armistiee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30

Icomed the prospect of peace with Rus
sia, and admitted that the new gov.
crnment was "better than it's predeces.
sor.
Herr Fischback, progressive leader,
added similar approval and significant,
ly declared:
"We are willing to reserve until a
later date the problems which have
been dividing us.''
Deputy Stresemann declared Italy $
punishment twas merited in his
speech approving Won Hertling.
Count Won Westrap leader of the
German conservatives, added his EN-.
phatic support of the new regime and
advocated the ssternest measures of
war against Germany s foes.
A conciliatory spirit, he declared
"only prolongs the war.
"The swords Of conquest must be
utilized for Germany's s safety in the
future. -
The only note of disapproval in the
general chorus of approval and pledges
of support came from DIR. Hugo Haase,
minority socialist leader.
A separate peace with Russia is
not enough, DR.. Haase asserted. "We
want general peace, with no annexa
tfons, east or west.
As if to emphasize the overwhelming
majority which the government now
commands in the reichstag under Hert-
ling, the house passed the war credit
bill to its second reading.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
His Maiden Speech

Berlin, via London, Nov. 30.-Chan.
cellor Won Hertling's maiden speech in
the reichstag aroused nation wide
hopes today that peace with Russia
would come before Christmas. German
newspapers express qualification at the
outlook.
The chancellor 8 speech declared his
willingness for Germany to negotiate
peace with Russia the moment that gov
eminent should send fully accredited
envoys to Berlin, authorized to act.
The TrotskyLenine proposals, he said,
indicated 'sprinciples susceptible Of
discussion, on which negotiations
might be predicted"
The chaicellor s remarks were greet
ed with great applause except on the
most extreme right and left sides of
the reiehstag chamber. Particular ap-
probation was expressed from his lau'
dation of unity among the central pow
ers and his approval of the submarine
The chancellor declared that mum
Der of important plans for electoral re-
form in Prussia had been urged by the
kaiser himself and in this connection
he repudiated the idea that there was
the slightest break in the unity of the
German people.
"We must stand together united and
firm until we reach victory he de-
elared '+Our enemies now begin tl
realize they cannot prevent our victory
by the force of their arms, but they are
basing their hopes ON the supposed inn
minenee of internal brea/ /,own in Ger
many.
/. Having no true information of our
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
LANDSDOWNE WRITES
CONTINUED from Page One,j

Colonel House reflects, squares fully
with great many of Lansdowne IS sug-
gestions, except the ones tending toward
pacifism. The former minister's plans
are fully in line, in the main, with the
American policy of assuring the German
people that If they GUST Hohenzollern-
ism there is no desire to crush them
utterly or to grab territory.
Lansdowne favors a league Of nations
30 does President Wilson. Both believe
the German people should be impressed
with the idea that the world has no
intention of crushing her politically and
commercially, except insofar as it may
be necessary to make her abandon in.
trigning kaiserism and barbarity.
But most important Of all, Lansdowne
agrees with President Wilson's position
as outlined in United Press dispatches
from Washington and London, that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
SERVE FORMAL WARNING.
By Joseph shaplen


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Stockholm, Nov. 30.-Allicd military
officials, except American, have served
formal warning on Russia s Bolsheviki
authorities that in attempting a peace
with Germany Russia is ruthlessly cast
ing aside solemn treaty obligations.
According TO reliable information
here, the notice was in the form of a
joint note and specifically announced
that the protest was made "in conform
ity with precise instructions received
from authorized representatives.
The note was delivered to the Boil
shevik commander.
The widest speculation was aroused
here over news that no Americans sign
ed the note.
The allied message announced ga pro-
test in the most energetic manner
against Russia 5 violation Of the con
ditions of the treaty of August %, 1914,
in which all the allies, including Rus
sia, solemnly agreed not to conclude
q peace separately
The message concluded with the ad-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
nfiE1
By ALINE THoMpsoN

KMRS. G. M WALKER who, with
W Mr.. Walker is wintering at New
NA port, arrived home for a several
davs stay Wednesday.
one was accompanied by her small
grandson, "Billy" Dyer, who mas been
at the shore for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ray Fawk (Ermine
Bushnell) who have been enjoying
their honeymoon on the Sound, came
back on Wednesday, and are at the
former s ranch near Oak Grove.
Mrs II. II. Moyer and two children,
I'm and Leona,' of Portland were
i41 Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.. and
Dc i'd W. Clearwater on 406
North Twensy fourth street.
Tn Misses Ada and Laura Ross who
are teaching in the Amity schools,
came home yesterday to remain over
the week end with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Ross
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Bellinger (Lola
Belle Cook) who, with their children
Ivan, Jr., and Jane Elizabeth, have
recently come to Salem from Sweet
Home, are domiciled at 1877 Center
street, for the time being.
Their stay in Salem is indefinite, as
DR.. Bellinger is awaiting call to the
medical reserve corps.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy cupper and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
Suspected Anarchist
Is Under Arrest

Seattle, Wash, Nov. s0,-Charles
Greenlough, age 40, was being held by
naval intelligence agents today follow
ing his secret arrest here Yesterday
while en- the way from the Home coll
Iony of anarchists TO the Puget Sound
navy yard at Bremerton to apply for
"a job as moulder.
ne had been trailed the night be-
fore to the home of local Russian
friends of Louise 0liverau, who at the
opening Of her trial in federal court
here this week on the charge of OBJ
strueting the select service law. startl-
ed the judge by announcing that she
was an anarchist.
Newspaper clippings found in Green
Tough s possession hold Il dynamit-
ings in Cleveland, in 1919.
The Home Colony is where David
Caplan, wanted in connection with the
Los Angeles Tines dynamitmg was
eaptnred TWO years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30

medicine | took. Every month since
was a young girl had suffered with
cramps in my sides at periods and was
never regular / saw your advertise
ment in the newspaper and the picture
of a woman who had been saved from
an operation and this picture was i'm
pressed on my mind. The doctor had
given me only two more days to make
up my mind so I sent my husband to the
drug store at once for bottle of Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
believe me. soon noticed a change and
when I bad finished the third bottle
was cured and never felt better. Igrant
you the privilege to publish my letter
snd am only too glad to let other women
Know of my cure. Mrs. THos. McGoN-
EGAI-, 1882 Hartville Street. Phila-, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-30
Catholic and Protestant
Joined In Services

San Francisco, Nov. Thanksgiv-
ing services at the Preside for the sol
diers were unique.
Catholic and protestant joined at the
soldiers services in solemn high mass
Archbishop Hanna officiated, surround
ed by both Catholic and Protestant
regimental chaplains from the Presid-
10. Sermons were delivered by the arch,
bishop and protestant chaplains voic-
ing the war spirit of all denominations
and striking a stirring, patriotic note.