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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-16
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NOTICE.
or Reonr t,on OF Bonds Of thu Loan Of 1885 o. the
City OF Wheeling.

Notice 10 hereby given br tho commissioners OF toe
loan NJ 1855 Of tho city Of Wheeling West Virginia
,ha; pursuant "a thu requirements OF the ordinance NJ
,,id ely passed May L. 1885 entitled. An orii-
name, 70 provide for tbs and sale Of bonds OF
;hy ctr q, Wheeling. bc known ~ Bonds OF he
loan N 1883. and for the redemption and payment
thereof, and providing for payment int" ue CllS
Treasury Of certain amounts from revenues OF TIE
Gas and Water Works" The following described ppndS
ss,-, under tho said ordinance. were determined o9
10, uv said commissioners FOR redemption and pay
mint ON The i, day Of July A. D.. lpl.. 10 Wit:
Bonds NJ S!Un principal each numbered 81, 81, 81.
md bonds q 81 600 10 principal each. numbered IS
follows: I57, $50. 1875. 254 1885, 3o3. l83. 2sI, lbs.
said bonds 80 determined will be redeonT AND
p.iL II tho Rank OF the Ohio Valley In The City NJ
WLs!ius w. VA. and after the LIST DAY OF JaLy.
1917. snd said bonds determined Will cease 70 ptar
interest from tho last named dsy and date.
/. T.. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
r. W. PETERSON
Commissioners Of the Loan Of 1855.
jo-l6-t-jy-l
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WANTED-Agents.

WANTE0-rash In on boue dJ bill AlkS IS .
day easy Will show you how with our Conccn-
trRtcd Pure Fruit Drinks. Wanted eIerJrhore Small
psckSSe-iusi add water. Here's the chance Of 9 life
tine. Grab your territory. White quick E H. Felt
onan. en- Bid st.. Cincinnati. o. ie-l6-g
WANT ED--Hush postal for FREQ sAnps ''epik 4
Span" Wonderful uiIhlns tablet. Haxhei
clothco sgoIcSs without rubbing. Tremendous seller.
2U0% profit. Samples free 70 boost sales. D. Z.
Seuberry 2o2 Peoria Chicago. te-le-e !.
WkRTE 0-AEen:s. ''Amercl" tho patriotic rictufsS
with the punch. Taking the country By Etorm. l61H
90 in coors Sell $50 day. IS per loo Sample loc.
Peoples Portrait Co., Chicago. je-l6-E
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HANDSOME TREATMENT
OF j. S, BY URUGUAY

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay. Jane b
The senate decided today that If
American warshipS visit Uruguay lhfy
will be treated az non-bcllic"r"n'S
(AlrhCugh Uruguay decrr"h is nth
tralily in the war between the nilcd
States and Germany sh" "Xpr"'S"d
sympathy with the action al The INIT
ed States. WarShips rated us h"!!i@'
crcnrs would be- permitted to remain
in pOrr only - hours and would -"
limited IA ~ the supplies which they
might take On.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-16
CoLoRDED MAsoNs ELECT.

scec!, Dispatch u tho In:rll!IcreeT
HARRISBURG, W. Va. June ID
Officers were elected az follows by the
West Virginia. Grand Lodge Of Negro
Maaons, which has just closed its for
tieth annual Convocarion here. after
selecting Huntington as It's next meet,
INK place: Most worshInful grand
master, 4. Z. Goodwin, Bluetleld; right
worthy senior grand warden, \. ".
Curtis, Of Institute; right worthy ju..
Nor z rand warden. ". i. Mltchell, OF
BuetIeld: riGhr worthy grand treasur'
or, r. r. Trent. Of Huntington: right
worthy grand secretary. g. W. Hughes,
of huntington; right worthy grand lee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-16
MAY REBUILD SOON
Architect Faris Preparing Plans for
Reconstruction Of Garages Dc.
stroyed Yesterday.

r. !. McCuilaeh. owner Of the prom
p7ry al sixteenth and E:off streets, the
scene Of yesterdays fire. which de-
stroyed the REQ and Lincoln garages,
NAV rebuild the structures AZ once.
Inst night Architect F. +. Faris went
over the ground preparatory 10 draw
ing up plans and specifications for new
huildinps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-16

WASHINGTON. June 19.--Wirh the
totals from fuu? states still urreport.
I'd. the nations military registration
roll had almost Iuuched nine million
,onichl and officials still predicted
the !!nal tabuIatinn might show more
than nine aud half million.
The total from - states ami he
Dis:rici Of Coum5ia was S,S9S,"lI
compared Ia Il census estimate OF o.
fo1.S37. For the four states get To re-
port. Massachusetts. Kentucky. Mon
rgnt and Wyoming. the aggregate CEN
sUs estimate is more than ESQ 600.
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States and wish 10 do everything
possible 10 conform with presideH;
WILSON'S desires But 1t adds that
Great Britain naturally must view the
situation from slightly different
standpoint than the United STATES and
that she may not be able 10 do ali the
president suggests.
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NJ MECKEN

Miss Minnie Goeglein. Miss Mabel
Thonpn and Miss Ethel Gruy Will
leave Sunday for Atlantic City 10
epcnG their vacations.
The PyLhian Sisters VIII meet at
7:4O In The basement Of the Christian
church and 70 IN Il body 10 III" and',
forum where tho annual memorial
sermon will be preached by {. W.
Fuller. .lr.. minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-16

WAHTEp-5o0 salcSmen 10 sell Magic Motor Gas; ont
quart lrics 50: equal 70 SO gallons u gLtoline.
Greatest product ever discorered. LarEe profits.
Auto Rcmeddy CO.. Dept $. Cincinnati. o. te-l6-g
WAHTED-vscancy June a3rd fer competent salesman
ex-merchant. with large clereland corporation.
10 sell merchants , needed high cIISs specially In
". Va. and surrounding territory $500 10 $500
l-r month. Commissions paid weekly. 8sats expert
Address: Sales Manager. BOX No. l76. Station
{. Cleveland. o. A-l6-g
wkRTED-A live salesman Wheeling district Give
Age. married single and reference. Good salary
N suitable Reply y. L K. cIys IntenEencer
With yOIIL address phone. je-l6-G
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FINGERS AMPUTATE0.

Isaac Gilson. n Richland miner, was
the victim Of painful accident yes
/ erduy afternoon when the finger OF
his ri ght hand were mashed by faIl
OF stone. He WAS removed 10 the
North Wheeling hospital where last
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WANTED-Male Help
wAHTEp-Dn,er for tan .srioe. stH l1A g.
WANTED-Female Help

WAhTED-;2o.oo weekly made writing names for
mail order houses. No canrsSslnG. Particulars fol
stamp The Guido Co.. Memphis. Tenn. is-l6-H
wants washing and
o ironing by day. Best o! references Would Like
work Oh the Island HL.' phcns 1871. Martins
Fc1J. {s-l6.l
WARTEo -GirIs over is year, Of acc; rood wages.
Apply Wheeling Tus 70. 1e-l6-l
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T.. All Whom IS May t'Uncrrn:
nunly viii met in the Jury Room u tho circuit
our, in rhr CUur: House u Ohio County. in Wheel
INK West Virginia nr tho purpose OF rtIminlnE ana
re. rwing ;hr Land and PERSONAL Property Books "a
returned hv ihr Assessor n. THO 1911.
Tho Board Will nrrt for organization. en. on
r7,ursIay Ju!y the j;h 1911 and Tbs several haEs-
terra! p!xrcts will he considered In Lhs following
order.
Warrington District Monday. July g. 1917. Al 9
O'Clock 4.
Madison n!Nric;-Tueeday J,I, 10Th. 1917. At .
O'clock ~.
rIav uIarcr -Wrdncsdar. July llth. 1917. II 9
u'r"'S [. III.
l'n.nn District. Thu'sd,s July l7Ih. 1917. a. 0
u'rrcH j.
,'cn.ec nl.tric:--Fnd1y. July 18th. 1917. Al s
r'yurn =. N.
wrn>;,- District -Sa:urdAr July I'm. 1871 4, 9
U'rlucE
R.,cmc p!sitc:- Mondar. July !6;s. 1917. 4, T
u'rl".h =. n.
W.rh!anI ps'r;ct-TH.rscs,. Jur l.. 1917. 4
u'rl"r, =.
Iihr;y n:Mr,cs- "Wednesday. JGy IT, loi:. Z; {
r-l""k y. III.
rriutri3:!E ni%ncl-Thnrsdiy. July 18th. !Gl7. al
r'co,A n.
BOARD or RCvInw AND EQUALIZATION
lily John II. WELLS.
70 l6 :: 10 d tx. 0fnc:n Clerk.
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turer. J. r. Clifford, Of Martinsburg:
right worthy grand chaplain. the Rev,
j. T. Gibbons, OF ClarksburE.
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FOR SALE-Farus,

FOR sALe-Farm in Belmont county. Ffua,hns tcw7-
Ihip. containing "a acres; new frame room houis
good barn. other buildings Call Nr1ts J. 4 HlnA
r. ID. = Piedmont Ohio. je-IS-r
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NOTICE.
OF tho Drawing for Redemption Of tho Main Street
erIdgs Bonds. Of tho City Of Whoe'Ini.

Xo.,c, is hereby given By the commissioners Of the
Main Street bridge Bonds first Eeies) that purSulnt
10 The requirements Of the ordinance OF said ely
MS .p.d the ll;h day n March. 1890. entitled. An
ordinance N provide for the issue and sale o. Bonds
,r IN, city OF Wheeling to bs known the Main
S,rc.t RrdS, Honds first sercsl and for the rrderap
ZION snd payment thereof" tho following described
Bonds Issued under said Ordinance rsrs d'i!y dctnr-
mined nv lct by said commissioners fer redemption
.nh payinea; on tho fist day Of July. l9l1. to-Ti:
Bond u 100000 principal numbered 1874
fond Of 81. 900. 90 principal numbered 2o2
Said bond. 81 determined vii! bc redeemed ard
unid At tie Bank q: the Ohio vslley. In tho CTS OF
Wheeling Wr+; Virginia. and AFTER The said
r.-, av ~ July !gII. and sAid bonds 50 determined
u,u c.Isc Ia rc.r interest from tho last mentioned
dav and Gate.
IL W PETERSON.
J 4 MILLER.
J.. T. SANDS.
,;nnr,sslcur., ~ tic Main Street Bridge Loan INST
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WANTED-Miscellaneous.
WANTED-Salesmen.

WAHTED-Soonnd hand wagon sc1lAsL 4 c. Moore.
Piedmont. O. N-l6-h
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FOR SALE Real Estate.

PUBLIC SAtE-iuns sd 1917. At O'Clock, Stand
ard Farm OF 1ot known tho Bratt.,n farm on
tie National paved roGII, 80 mile cast Of PAirT,e1
O.. Belmont Co. All undeSlad With No. .sin coal
Buildings fair. wsl wltered, z good RSI Sott water
Fruit, locust and other timber Nice laying land.
good soil Fine location T. ". Bsattoo. FlrvieH.
Ohio. my-22-Sos
FOR SALE-Teu aczv tract VI lIn1- WITH & roomed
dwelling stable. chicken house. situated 3uIt out
side OF thu corporation Limits Of Bethesda Ohio.
oh good road. Bargains In coal IndI- Address Lock
Box -, Bethesda, Ohio js-le-k
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NOTICE OF AMENDMENT CT FRANCHISE.

Notice * hcTrhx giTru ;l.At under provisions OF
ordnaHrc granted rs Tho .ca;d Of Commissioners
Of The county II D!,". "a the Wheeling K Elm Grnve
ia dread Company wEi"h ":dnanc- passed De-
crmher -. 1927. and lrraine effective ~ tho 3rd
dIr u; Janu?r'. 1928 the salI i;ua!I -. Commission
ets q; the count; u Ohio. Will the .;h day OF
July 1915. ACT upnn atnGndn>Gt 10 said frAlchlSe.
requiring III" Wrs: Virginia Traction Electric ,Co
pany Ia change the pcatinn Of its tracks the mid
die u she road rom Cliltrrt the National Road
Gcci Place To the Town q: Elm Grove.
TILE BOARD or COMM SSEuNEltS OF THE COCS-
I'll OF ONO.
CHAS. o. EriETIS.
President
H. C. UNDERWOOD
jr-9 5ot Clerk
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FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SALE year old roam mara wHS1t 1880 10
1900 Guaranteed sound. City hrokA All purposs
mare. Proc reasonable. Bell phoos WAxRood Ism.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

,..ur.,scn"., q; tic Main Street Bridge Loan INST
.,-,a. jel6-t-ty-l
The St. Johns herald., 1917-10-18
OFFICIAL PAPER OF APACHE COUNTY
OCTOBER Is, 1917.

'The Zuni village is still a wonderful place., said Judge Crosby who visited the old pueblo recently land more of our focal people ought to visit it. Yet it is rapidly losing many Of its inter- esting customs. Most of the small grain will be threshed by a new steam thresher this fall and the hard mud and rock bottom tramping floors will soon be thing of the past. A new grist mill is ready to be put up and the metate and grinding rock will soon be pushed aside. Twenty years ago the people there had no light eX- cept the glow of their wood fires, but now nearly every house has gas lights. The batter cakes that used to be baked on hot rocks are being replaced by light bread cooked in the oven of steel range. Mighty few Zunis wear moccasins any more and two thirds of the women wear knit stockings in place of wrapping their ankles as they used to do. There are no new houses in the old terraced town on the hill, and all the better buildings that are put up now are on the level ground below the old town. Each year the Aztec manufactures and cus- toms are being replaced by those of the Europeans. It is still the most interesting thing in Indian life that is left in North America. but it should be visited soon to have it's greatest interest,".
The St. Johns herald., 1917-10-18
Sour Stomach.

Eat slowly, masticate your food thoroughly, abstain from meat for a few days and in most cases the sour stomach will disappear. If it does not. take one of Cham berlain's Tablets immediately af- ter supper. Red meats are most likely to cause sour stomachs and you may find it best to cut them out. Adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-10-18
Catarrh of Stomach
 Did Not Know It

Mrs. Selena Tanner, Athens, Ohio, writes: T cannot find words to eX- press my thanks for your kind ad- vice. I never once thought I had ca tarrh of the stomach. I commenced taking Peruna, as you directed. My stomach continued to hurt me for about two weeks after I began the medicine, and then it stopped. now have a good appetite, while before I was nearly starved.'
 Those who object to liquid medi- cines can procure Peruna Tablets.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-10-18
ST. JOHNS HERALD
 AND APACHE xEB-

WAITE BROS, Publishers. Geo. E. Waite Business Manager J. w. Waite, Assistant
The St. Johns herald., 1917-10-18

Entered in the Post Office at St. Johns. Arizona. as Second Class Mail Matter.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-10-18

Issued every Thursday cOscrir i"n price one dollar a year, in advance
 ADVERTISING RATES
 Display Adv, per inch per issue 20c. Locals, per line per issue l0c. Readers, per inch, per issue 45c Display ads, plate form per inch l5c. Readers, plate form, per inch 40C. Legal ads. per inch at legal rates The above rates are the rates per issue.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
No Destructive Tax

The vote in the senate was emphat-
ic in opposition to the plan, euphemis-
tically termed a "conscription o.
wealth." but which in reality meant
the strangulation of industrial activ-
ity all over the country. By nearly
ten to one the senators went on record
in favor Of moderate, though ade-
quate, levies upon the productive in
terests which will be our reliance for
a continuous and enlarging supply OF
war material. This does not mean
that the ultimate Of taxation has been
set at the point where the senate com
mittee on finance placed it; but it
does mean that the approach to larger
exactions, if they become necessary
will be made by degrees which will en-
able industry to accustom itself to the
inevitable demands of war.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26

portant department of the govern
ment, but he is far from being a man
one would expect to be appointed as
right-hand man to the secretary in
the midst of war. The average bus
mess man would think that in an
emergency such as this the secretary
would need the aid of men who are
familiar with the past history, pres
ent condition and future needs of the
navy-men who could help him avoid
some of the mistakes which have been
so costly to his reputation and to
American efficiency. But, as already
remarked, the appointment is charac-
teristically democratic, so let's hope
for the best.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26

and, with view of having warrants
ssued for the arrest of several speak
ars on the charge of sedition.
Allan S. Brolms, state organizer for
he socialist party in Minnesota, an
attendant at the convention, was ar
rested for seditious remarks on the
streets of Minneapolis and given 30
days in the workhouse.
The Minneapolis Tribune in report
ing the opening session referring to
the keynote speech of A. C. Trwnsley.
national president of the organization,
says: "His patriotism was tempered
with protest, his loyalty tinged with
discomfort. For two and half hours
the delegates listened to speech de
livered in scathing denunciation of
the government in one breath, and
with saving qualifications in the next.
Protestation of patriotism were loud
indeed, but the declarations were quail
fled to the extent of calling on the
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
S!ate Capital Notes

Denver, Sept. 24.-If there has beer
any doubt in the minds of the publie
us 10 tic real purpose of the Nonpar-
;isan League which has been seeking
70 gam headway in Colorado, tina
doubt was dispelled by the action OF
the national convention held at St
Paul last week. The Minnesota De-
fcnse Committee some time ago
charged this organization with being
disloyal to the government and the
charges new seem to be sustained.
Here arc 4 few facts gathered from
he St. Paul and Minneapolis papers
hat will be of interest to the public
generally:
President Wilson refused TO send
The convention = personal message.
Governor Burnquist of Minnesota IS
making an investigation of the ad-
dresses which he had taken in short
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
Give II a Fair Trial

There was much difference of opin-
ion as to the soundness of the princi.
pie and the practicability of price fix
ing by government. Whatever ones
views may have been in the past, tn.
policy has now been adopted as a wai
measure and we should do the best W,
can to make it successful. Then, il
we find it unwise or impracticable, il
should be promptly abandoned. Op-
ponents of the policy should generous
ly acquiesce in it while it is the Law
and its advocators should not adhere
to it unreasonably if it shall be showr
10 be unsuccessful.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
True to Form

1t is announced that Mr.. E. E. Brit
ton, editor of Josephus Daniels news
paper at Raleigh, N. c., has been ap:
pointed private secretary to Mr.. Dan
iels in his capacity as secretary Of
he navy. According to democratic
standards, this is a good appointment.
Mr.. Britton has been a good editor,
iust as Mr.. Daniels was a good editor
before him. Mr.. Daniels became sec
-etary of the navy, not because of any
particular qualification for that posi-
ion, but because he and his paper had
'endered good service in securing the
domination of Woodrow Wilson. Mr..
Daniels knew how to run a newspaper
nd had spent nearly a lifetime learn
ng the business. He didn't know any
hing about running a navy, and has
earned little in the past four years.
Ir. Britton probably knows more of
avail affairs now than Mr.. Daniels
lid when he took charge of that i'm
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
WASHINGTON NOTES
Take New Patents for Government
Use

Washington, Sept. 26. Especial Cor
respondence). Senator John W. Weeks
of Massachusetts has favorably re-
ported to the senate a bill introduced
by him some time ago providing for
the Withholding of patents on inven-
tons that may be of use to the gov
ernmcnt in the prosecution of the war.
The measure is of much interest to
those working on inventions of mil
itary nature, such as for the defeat of
the submarine. If the government
takes over patented appliance for its
own use, the inventor is given the
right, upon the termination of the war
to sue in the court of claims for com
pensation to begin from the date Of
The use of the invention by the gov
ernment. The early passage of the
measure was recommended by the ma
val consulting board, and Senator
Weeks was successful in putting the
bill through the senate at the time he
submitted his report.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26

put up SIG each for the privilege, $1C
of this SIG going to the organizer as
his fee and the, other So into the cam
paign fund to return John Shafroth
to the senate and Eddie Keasing to
the house. This is the organization
now trying to corrupt the patriotism
of the state of Colorado.
Watch it carefully. If you can Sc
cure st. Paul and Minneapolis papers
of September 10, 20 and 2l, get and
read them. They contain much in
formation that may open youc eyes
to the true condition.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
STRAYED

From the Pawlish farm miles
northeast of Granada, Colorado, about
the middle of June, 1917.
One bay blazed face mare branded
left shoulder.
One bay bald faced filly no;
branded, about is months old.
One black horse years old brand
ed Z left shoulder.
One brown mare years old brand
ed ! left shoulder.
A liberal reward will be paid for
Information leading to the recovery
of any one or all of the above men
toned horses.
Notify Tom Barnes, Granada, Colo
RADIO.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26

governor to make every one else JUS
as patriotic There was no expression
of patriotism just because that was
expected of an individual or a class. .
Mr.. Lowney in his speech SAID; "Wo
have been charged with being pro
Germans. Representatives of the de
partment of justice are welcomed here.
We are not ashamed of our brand Of
patriotism. &" Over in France qfter
the battle there are ghouls Of the
night who rob the dead bodies of our
boys. No language can do justice t,
their kind yet that isn't so bad. A
set of criminals is robbing cur chill
dren, and they have so far deluded
the American people that we call them
patriotic"
Congressman Baer elected by this
organization is reported to have said ;
II do want to protest against the price
of S2.20 for wheat. believe il is IN
fair and unjust when we let thes
pirates take the excess profits out of
our pockets. Why l would rather
be called a pro-German or an !! W. W.
than to be that sort of a patriot =
I lost a brother in the Spanish-Amer-
ican war poisoned by beef The
people of the northwest are lCyal and
willing to stand by the government,
but they want to see us keep rs good
brand of democracy at homo anG
give a square deal all around"
Robert Bridges of Seattle, a leader
of the socialistic element in Wash
ington, the breeding grounds of the
I. w. w, paid a high compliment t.
Mayor Thompson of Chicago who per
mitted a Meeting of the Peoples
Council, the anti-war organization, af-
ter this body had been refuse Pc
mission to meet in Illinois. Governor
Frazier of North Dakota presided a.
the session during which Bridges
spoke. Frazier as governor Of North
Dakota invited this same disloyal
bunch to meet at Fargo, but the may
or of that city would not permit the
meeting.
/ Mrs. Jacob Panken, formerly o.
Russia, whose husband was not per
mitted to speak in Minnesota by Gov
ernor Burnquist, is reported to have
said: "As I was coming down from
I Fargo today I felt like l needed 3
passport. almost thought Il at / waf
back in Russia with the cast off crowr
of Gar Nicholas decorating the hea
of Gar Burnquist"
And so on speaker after speaker for
three days addressed This gathering O.
malcontents. If there was single u
terance that breathed patriotism i
was not reported in the public press.
This is the organization that is nov
going before the farmers of Colorad
asking them to become members anc
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
Would Utilize Enemy Aliens Also


The bill recently passed by the SEN
ate authorizing the drafting of aliens
was greatly strengthened just before
its final passage by the adoption OF
an amendment proposed by Senator
Albert b. Fall of New Mexico. The
bill as reported by the committee did
not contemplate the drafting of alien
enemies or citizens of countries allied
with the enemy. As changed by Sen
ator Falls amendment, German citi-
zens in this country, and the citizens
of Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey will
be drafted. They will not, of course
be used for military purposes, but tho
President is given authority in the
measure to utilize their services in any
way he sees it.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
"Safe for Americans"

Senator Harding things it would be
well to take the foot off the loud pedal
of making the world safe for democ-
racy and to talk more about making
America safe for Americans in our
discussion of why we are at war.
George Creel may find in this a help
full suggestion in preparing the third
edition of his Red, White and Blue
Book.