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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26
True translation filed with the post
master at Minneapolis, on Oct. 25th.
az required by the act of Oct. Is, 1917.
Victoire de PAisne

Encore une fois les armes fran
caises Sc sont couvertes dune gloire
sans 6gale en- %emportant d'assaut
tous les forts qui h6~rissaient1 la
crete des collines du sol calcaire,
situ6es au nord de Scissors. Pour
avoir une id6e approxim tive des
difficulties sans nombre que la vail
lance FRANCHISE cut a surmonter
pour s'emparer du fort Malmaison,
il faut savoir que sous la surface
de ce c6teau gisent de 'vieilles car
riAres maintenant abandonnees Oh
les Allemands avaient install6
conons de gros calibre, batteries
plus l6geres ct artillerie' dun tir
rapide. Et chaque boyau de ces
immenses cavernes 6tait en- plus
rempli des meilleures troupes ba-
varoises ct prussiennes chargees
de d6fendre les diverses redoutes
q tout prix. C'est en- face de pa
relies obstacles que l'infanterie
franchise avec une cranerie sans
exemple s'est 6lanc6e q l'assaut de
tous les forts balayant CONNIE
%poussi4re devant ellie toute r6sis.
lance teutonne. q Les l6gions allie
mandes furent tellement atterr6es
par la bravoure FRANCHISE qu'elles
ABANDONMENT lie terrain l%aissant
entire les mains des soldats de Pc
tain, II canons ct 5000 prison
niers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

Que pouvons-nous dire de plus? que
pouvons.nous a%jouter a la declaration 81
vibrante de joie reconnaissance de ces
femmes, don't la sincEritE ct la sponta-
neite ne peuvent etre misses en- doute ?
Et aussi, CONNIE l'on concoit bien lie
sentiment qui les anime.
VOLTA des @pouses qui veu1ent que tout
soft d l'ordre d la maison, ct que rien ne
laisse a desirer.
VOLTA des femmes p1eines de courage,
ct de bonnie volont@, mais sans force,
sans energie, navrees de leur faiblesse,
de leurs malaises eide leur impuissance.
;Rien ne peut leur rendre leur vaillan-
&c ct leur sante, ct lie Encouragement
guette ces pauvres femmes.
R@fechissez bien, femmes 1nalades
qui lisez ces lignes, voyez ce qui Sc pas
Sc chez vous, heterogeneous, ct vous
comprendrez toute la joie qu'@prouvent
ces femmes qui ont etc queries par les
Pilu1es Rouges. = Faites CONNIE Giles, ct
Ia vie, la bonnie vie de fami1le, avec ses
joies saines ct douces, recommencera !;
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

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master at Minneapolis, on October 25th
as required by act of Oct. Is, 1917.
Au dire dun correspondent de
Cologne, en- Allemagne, les pertes
qu'ont subies la Prusse ct les Pro-
vinces allemandes, depuis lie COM
mencement de ia guerre, s'6levent
au chiffre 6norme de $4,000 en-
hommes tues, bless6s ct fats pri-
sonniers. La liste seule des tues
ct gri4vement bless6s couvre tren-
te-deux volumes de deux cents
pages chaque. Pour Sc faire une
juste id6e de Influence d6sastreu-
Sc que pareilles pertes won't avoir
sur la position industrielle ct Eco
nomique de l'Allemagne il sufdra
de dire que tous ces soldats allie
mands Sacrifices q la cupidit6 DIES
classes privil6gi6es repr6sentent
la feur meme de l'humanit6.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

tout 1e monde sera heureux T; lie m@nage
sera bien tenu, ct tout reprendra I'M air
joyeux ct engageant au foyer.
"Depuis vingt ans j'avais tou-
jours @t6 sous les SONS des me-
deems 4 cause de douleurs inter-
nes. Je n'avais plus de force,me
trainais presque, ne mangeais
plus ct @tais maigre ct pale COM
me une morte lorsque je me suis
adress6e au medecin de la Com
pagnie Chimique Franco-Am@-
ricaine. lie traitement qui me
fut present. ct les Pilules Rouges
current les meilleurs efets. Non
settlement les douleurs dispa-
raissaient, mails je gagnais des
forces ct j'engraissais. La sante
sm'estrevenue." Nine Ubald Per-
ron, 1884, rue Ste-Eizabeth,
Montreal.
"Quelques ann@es apras mon
marriage, j'@tais tres fable !; je
me sentais toujours lasse, sans
ct j'6tais incapable de
faire a false tout mon Outrage.
J'6tais aussi sujette a des irregu-
larites, des desordres intimes,
qui duraient depuis quatre ans,
malgr@ tous les SONS que je me
Je r@solus, a la fin, de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

h'annohce de W. g.. Rundquist.
tailleur, para1t dams cette edition
II est UNI tailleur de Tongue <
perience ayant servi pendant plu.
sieurs ann6es CONNIE chef du az.
partement .des taiIleurs dune
grande maisol de hardes faites
pour hommes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

interested therein, by publish
ing this Order once in each week, for
three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing in the Echo de pOuest a
newspaper printed and published in
said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 23rd day Of
October 1917.
BY the Court,
1l.0 JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
A. Hanson, 1907 Chamber of Com.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

LIE passe, o'est nous dams notre
lmperfection. L'avenir, c'est nous
dams notre perfection possihia
dams notre ideal. "a
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master at Minneapolis, on October Oath
as required by act of Oct. 15, 1917.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26
Eoutes lettres, correspondanoes
etc., doivent Atre adressees CONNIE
EoRo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI

LEcHo d. 'OuEsT nest pas respon-
sable des ideas ct opinions emtses par
,es corresp nd nts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

True translation filed with the post
master at Minneapolis, on October 25th
as required by act of Oct. 1917.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

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as r quired by act of Oct. 10, 1917.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

prendre des Pilules Rouges pour
lies Femmes Pales ct Fables, ct
ce fut mon safut. Des forces me
lsont bient6t revenues ct je fus
heureuse de TRAVELLER plus faci-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-10-26

lement. Je me suis retablie aus
81 bien que je lie desirais. Oh ! lie
bon ct honnete remede que les
Pilules Rouges! Madame o. La
joie, 81, rue River, Lewiston, Me.
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Faites faire vos travaux
d'impressions a l'Echo.
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Echo Sc l'0uest
MINNEAPOLIS, le 26 Oct 1917
Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mime, as second
class mail matter

Houtes correspondanoes doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les mahuscrits non inserr6s ne
cont pas retourn6s.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Minneapolis, on October 25th
as required by act of Oct. Is, 1917.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
Gntieklihc ScuersbrunIt.
Sed)s unb picr5tg eSrnucn III eincr faa
tbulii6em Srreuanitnlt &ananaS
,tmgefummcn.

Guebec, /. San. Sarmber5ise
Sd)lpeltern in ser einlam aelegencn
ct. SerNinano Sc $oolifnr : Srreuanz
Italt in, Megantic COUNTY, eripielen ii6
um Sum5tug Sbeno al3 e1tc S0elbil=
men, uI5 in Dem ulten @ebdl,be Der sln=
ltalt eiu 6eler uusbrudb. sic rettetelt
135 Suiailcu oes Srreuuipls i'll toocs@
mutbiger Nettllugsdrbeit ,hus Sebcn
uno brubteu oub 80 flcine Ndohen,
lpelde elmer nit ser slnItalt ecrbunoe=
ueu tatbuliidenSIule on9cbDrtcn, beI(
lmo uuperlebrt ms Sreie.
Sic tounteu uber nidIt perbinbcrn.
oab 40 lpeibltclc Snluiieu bcS murideu
nlteu Gjebduoes, has ipic 3unoer
bronntc, ibren Soo in Sen Slamuleu
fanbeu, bcuor S6idn,unnid)dften aug
Ser lln,sc9cnS berbeiserufcn luerhen
fpnuten. Iuh cine Ser barmber5igen
Shipeitern biiBte bel bent HettungSa
ipcrfe i6r 2ebeu eiu.
Ser @ranbiehuben miro nuf $780,
900 aeldsdtt. llebcr sic lIrin6e oes
Scuerausbrrlhcs fouute nod ni6ts
ielgeltcat uersen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
Sic sablen bic @a,ipter ibrer 3iebcn :.

Slc 6uYten OIe AHtpIer tDGer SIcDeH
2on Jon, San. Ser Mlitdrla1<
bcrltdnbige Der 2onboncr 1in1cs pcrz
langt energiibere @itipirfuns @roB<
britanniens an Der 6riegfiibrllns. Gr
lagt, tueun Srantreid) ieBt aueb nod
tart iei ieien Ood feline Gelerben ni6t
10 groB, ipie 0ies ipiinldeusipertb tpdre.
GnBlano lpcroe alleroings i'm Sabre
1917 l1cle slrnreen ing Selo ltelleu.
9ercn Niiblidfcit bange aber bon ibrer
@usltattlng nit i6tpereu Geibiiteu,
Slug5clgen unb me6aniiden Grams
portmitteln ab. iudbren0 NuBlanb5
magercs gabnipitcm ~unD anSere llr<
laden" notbmenbig oa5u 5tpineen, allf
GuBlano teiue 5ll bobeu Grlpartuugelt
5l ieben. Stalicn, iagt Oieier gud,@
pcrltdnbige, tonne idiper iciue streitz
frdfte ncnuensipcrtb crb6bc,1.
Sur slrtiderietdmpfc.
Con bpn, 1. San. Sic cnglil6e
6eeresleitllng ga6 bcute befannt, baB
gelteru on Der engliI6 oelltlden
Sront nlr bei Coos unb gpres beftige
Nrtilleriefdmpfe ltattscfllnben baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
1tutcr ber gricbfrait bentidjcn Srei=
hcttSgeiitcS.

Berlin. hrabtlos iiber Sappille,
4, ussu. Sic Stobt 2ublin III Eolen
lat GelbltpcrtpaIt,mg crbagten. Ser
criten eis,ns Beg StuStratbs ain9en,
1pic bic llebericc 9iadridtenagcntlir
meloet. eiu ieierlid)cs Sc Se,m" u.
scr 0atbcSralc u,,o Gin @ottesSienlt III
ser Stuogc9e uoral,s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
Sffisicllc Mnerfennuus Der prppilurl
id,cu Heaieru,g.

2pnoou. 1. San. Sier lpurSe
beute amAid befunnt ee9ebcn, SaB Sie
engliide Hesier,lng Sen Carl @rans
piue gum oiplpmatilhcu Isenten BET
Ser propHcriiheu Mesierlma (Ses Gr@
Yremicrs @eui5elps) III Salouifi err
na,mt bat,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
NuS ber 8ntlbe6ba
Cine ,uidtise &unferens.


Baibinat IN, I. San. Srdiiz
bent 8ilion besab iib beute 9iodnitz
tag nad oem aapitol. in oen1 er iid
iiber cine Stunoe lang nit Ocm Senaz
tor Stoue, bem &orIiBenben bes aonz
9reb : Committees fir uuslpdrtiae 9(nz
gelegenbeiten beipradi. Sic Sciprez
! dung lou 5tpar alIerbanb Sbemata be-
riibrt. iih aber ballptlddlid, lln bie
16roffe 9lntlportuote Der Gntente olf
Die Iriebeusantrdge Ser MittelmGd)te
gebrebt babeu, Die Ser Yrdl beltc
&ormittas 8ort fiir @ort ourditl1oirt
baben ipll.
Sic ,Mnttport1ote lit infolgc Scr
Sel1tage 1lnb Ser lan9lpierigell lIcberz
leBuussarbeit nod uid)t a69cionot
lporbeu. Sic 8uupesre9ierung miro
ieBt in ser Srieoensbelpsuns feline lueiz
tcren S6ritte unternebmen, bis Die
slnttport Ser AIliirten auf oie SrieOensz
note Bilions ein9etroffen lit. Gcpcz
! iden aus Earis babcn oie y'ndrid]t
gebradt, oaB Die slntlrortnote on oen
Yrdlibenten BORT ibrer GouenOung cut
geseuaeht uno it'd hem Sinne naf,
ipe.u1 aut) bnrd]aus nidt Der Sorm
Inah. NIT Dem 5hr'f+1tiide an Die Wit=
tfefindchfe neacn iptao. gies pat ,taz
tiirlih aud nidt busu beigetragen, Die
5off,lunsen Ser bieiiseu Srieoensz
freunoe neu su beleben, ipenn uu6
periidcrt miro. baB Ser Erdlibent inz
,ner nod NIT Siherbcit cine Gtnlettllng
BON Observation-Disclosures err
ipdrtet.
9luf Ser bcutiden Sptid,aft.
gYnlbing o II, 1.San. 6ier miro
berid1tet, oaB man aud) auf Der oe1lt@
Ideu 9ntld)aft belonbers bon bem 9or@
scn 5one Ser slntlportnote al Die
Ntittelnddste lebr unangenebn1 berllbrt
iporoen lit unD DnB bon Sen beutl ld1en
9iplpmateu gelugt purOe, oaB CO jest
nur nod oabon abbdnge. ob sic guiir%
ten pieIleiht in ibrer Grlpioerllng auT
Sic amcritauil6e 9lote Die ointertbiirc
fir ,reitere ltnterbnnolun9en etpn5
lpeiter oIfeu laiIeu oper oh lie DEN 9le1z
hen Sou anl6lugen iperoen, IN mel
hem Sale Ser &rie9 mod minoeItena
Gin gan5es esabr oauern lpiiroc.
Ser Deutlhe 8otldaftcr GrafSernz
forff CAB aueroiuss lelbit seltern iolz
geuoe grfldrlln9 ab:
~@n Yrdlibent sSillou porgelhlogcu
bot, cine Metbobe al1siinbig 5ll moden,
ipie Sic acknowledgement betannt
gemadt iperbeu folinen, CLAUDE lc9
niht, Sab meine He9ieruns Siele sfote
beantlpprten miro. bis Sic sl[liirteu ouT
Grdlioent @illpus stote 9euntiportct
babc,,. Sn bieIer slntlport tonnen lic,
tpeuu tie bas >piiniden. Sen Wfoolls
angcbeu, Sen iie in SorlchIog brinsen.
GraIoent ind)t 1tutcritiituns bes
Spngrenes.
Solbinet o II, i. San. 9iadz
trdalid, wllrDc bellte slbeuo bctaultt,
bab ser Srdioent bel 1elner Selpre@
dung nit bem Seuotor Stouc Dieler1
alh iiber Sic Stimmllu9 I'M Snoes@
Ieuate geseuiiber Sen 8eIpIutionc'1
ausiru9tc. Sic fllr5 por ben @cib@
nadtsferieu int Sberbollie eiusebrudt
lpuroeu lluo Sic perlangten, DAB Der
Gcuat erflaren lsute, hab sic Sr'ez
oensnotc ocs Srdioenten lin ppllent
@iutlansc nit ser oifentliden @fclz
uuna uno sen aufrihti9lten &ilnlhe1
>es san5cn auerifanilden @pIfes ltan@
)pc." gs lpirb beriidert, mas ia ol1d
lnur eans lelbltperltdnbIid lit, Sab bent
@r1licenteu iebr piel ouran 9elesen
| lit, hab bieie Melolutionen im &ongrel'e
nit impniauteu Mebrbciten angenon,e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02

men ircrocn, lin 6ci arie9fii6renSen
lno NeutraIcH teiHe 3lpciiei odriibsr
3lt lalien, ooB Die ii6erlpie9cnOc Mebrz
heit ocs 9ou3en uncrifnniItcu %plfes
Die 6rieoen5bcipcGlng ocs %rdiioeuten
toll uuo gan5 biligt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
Gs CAB teine offi5ieQtn @plueterfeieru.
9as au,tlidbe 8aibin8ton bat oas jun9e Sabr 1917
ani1eineno nit Mibtrauet en,pian8er.
'ent bat ben &opf uou Srieosus= =Mosdtsits= @eoaneu
ltnb staasetretar 2anIng une ha vbpomatc bnHt,
deinlid- nd)t weber ins eduntcn ,u scratbcn.

Hr0ioent gS}on bot d9e Sonrcn nit
lnttbuug bes 9o1sreIe5 fir inc 6ron5beDcguug
oeutiden 9otdaft Gerrid peinttc Sinunng Sic Sort
arie9es iet BET 6oIuNg Nicn unpcmio.
3mungspIe Sdeos9dt5z z%oogc @icnbobntrc5-Trdz
Tben 8Ilon lit pl0tlid fir Sporomcit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
Sur Mrtiaerietdm
alfint Grieg8nadridten,
Die 8erlmitc ber 8riten im Wlonat
9esembcr.


berIulfe ser gsritsi1 por1 i. bisa24 s.Ses
senbcr iperrben beute amtlid nit S15
Sfftsieren ,l,,b 36,350 golbaten an
gegeben. Gies bebel,tet einen td9liden
Gerlnlt bon ,nr 154S Mlaun pro Gag
(iniolge seq Nufsebens Der Sifeniipe
an Ser gomc) geseuiiber bon PASS
@nnn an ieoem Sage bes Nonats g,ps
bomber unb 1852 i'm Sttober. Sic Ges
Iammtberlrite ser GrsIdn0er an Soo<
ten, geripllnbeten lmb germibten be-
tragen jett felt Dem Be9inue ibrer SfS
fenlipc an ser Spnme 52O,O17 Wnnn.
Guslilher &utter peruid)tet.
2onoon, 1. San. Ser autter
i. Yrotcator lit beute infolge elmer CT
plolion unter9cgangen. She 3nbl Der
grtrunfenen tonnte nod nidt feltgcs
ltellt tperoen.
yltebcrall ieib SIR iiesreid!" &aiiers
gscujabrssruf an feline 9ccre.
Berlin, iiber 2o,,bon. 1. San.
@ailer Bilbelm bat beute Sen nad)z
ltebenben Sagesbcfcbl al Seer nno
Slotte erlailen:
n8icber liegt, bart al &dnpfen
unb Spfern. aber audi reid an Grfol%
gen l,nb Siegcn. ein Sabr binter nrls.
Sic Sofinungeu, Bic unlere Scillne
n,f hic1e5 cSnhr febteu. fins fehlaes
iblagcl,. gor. gurcr Supfcrfeit 1tnb
Yilidtcrgebenbeit braden allc ibrc
slnsriifc III Glt ,mo 8elt suianmen.
Sic gottlide @prlebung bat nnIe>
reu Sabnen duf llnlerem iiirsltden
9riumpbsug burd 9iumanicn ncl,c,
unpcr9anglide Qorbeeren bin5llge%
fiiat. Sic grobe GceldIa6t BEG Sab
res mar ltnier gieg unb Oie tapfere',
Gbaten lmierer 1lnterleebootc babeu
lnlerer Slotte Mllbm unb 9eipll''ocs
rung fir in,mcr eelitert.
nNnf alien 9riegsidaupldten. alf
Dem 2anoe lpie CUR Gee, Icio Sbr lies%
reid. Inns es lit eiu hanfbarcs Batter
luno, bos nit umeridiittcrlidcm Ser
trauen ,,nS itpl5er giderbeit anf eub
neutrality-suspicious. fric9crii6crGeilt
lit il, Gllren gieiben lebcnoig. Cure
Musbauer, Guer rie erniibenbcn Sic
|gesipil(c, Cure Gaterlanbsliebc bieten
mir Sic 8eipdbr, BOB audi int nellen
Ssabr Iidl Scr Sicg an Gure9anner bef1
ten iuirb. Gptt ipiro a,,6 in Der 3ns
fumft nit llt,s icin."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
219 -221 !. eh. 9abtuport, Sa.
8raila Don 3wei @eitcn btorobt.
Snt xSetten ebt iet bic 9ona.21rm an, 8riitfen=
topt, IN, 0iten ortn8em Die gnl8aren Dor.
9e mnb Suaarcn er5ieu nbe 2ubrba Gos
nit sroker &ricgsbemtc.

Sn Der Groben 8alac bic n npbcr gdagen
INNER Iper au SocIan 5u 5uridacmor Gro9ede 9dmpe
in ben ebirgen Der gsetgren5e Ser uIoau 9 pun 5pe
Srtibatcn i'm 3abala Gba ensnonn,en Gangene
5mol eiitc in Der 9obruoida nsbr1d Mne pbtg grcge
nHe ubgen Sronn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02
HiiriIiMc epenbe eines StnttsartcrS
4 Gdlotmagnaten.

Ser bcfannte Stntt9arter @ro6i,ls
oultriele Gommer5ienratb q. u. 8oId.
bat 13,OOO.O0O Mrrf fir eineu SonSs
sur 3analiIirltng Beg Sledars ausge@
iporfen. gis bas &roictt CUR Insfiib=
rung aelanat, erbdlt Sic Stabt Stntt&
aart Sic gt,ttuieBl,us Der groBen Gain,1
me ,inter Scr @cnirglin9. Dab lie Die
3inleu fir Sic &ricasnotbfciocnoes
per,penoct. GrfoIet bie6analilir,tng Ses
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-02

and 9{eutralcTl teiHc 3lpciiei odriiber
3ll lolien ooB Die iiberlpiegcrDc Mebrz
heit oe5 9on3en amcrifaniicfcr %plfes
Die 6rieoen5bciue0ung bcs Trdiioenten
toll uuo gon5 biQigt.
3,uangs.ueiic Sd)icbSgeridts gor(age
gcgcu Carbohydrates.
bington. 3O.9c5. ,Sn elmer
Gonferen5 nit Senotor Nculunbs, llrz
girte ErdIjocnt 8ilion sic Iofortige
slnnabmc eil1er 5lpang5luciIcn S6ieos<
gcricbt5 &orlnge nl5 ScfnlB oe5 2ni=
ldenltootlifcu 6anocL3 gegen Glen
6nbnlireif5.
Slle oo3u n0tbigeu &or6creitlnocl1
lollen bereits getrpffcu noroen Icin.
Gin 9lbIchnitt lu,tct oo6iu, hoB ale
2lr6citcritreitigfcitcl1 luelhc tpcoer
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-07

Nome Weekly Nugget month. .sso Nome Weekly Nugget l year. .. $500
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-07
ITEMS 0F INTEREST
lawyer-Farmer Achieves Wonderful
 Success

MlSSOILA, Mont,-trom a quarter section of land declared to be too full of weeds to raise anything but dis turbancc." Seavy M. Bailey, who aban- doned the practice of the law for az riculture, this season has harvested i,200 bushels of peas, besides a quan- tity of straw worth sl0 a ton, and 25O hogs growing fat on the crop left by the harvesters.
 Mir, Bailey graduated from the Uni versity of Minnesota college of law in 1905, and later took two short courses in agriculture at the Montana Agri- cultural college He harvested IS bush els of peas to the acre from unirrigatcd ground, and from 2S to A bushels from ground under irrigation
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-07
NOME. ALASKA, DEC. 7, 1917
A MoMENToUs POSSIBILITY

The recommendation of the Inter- state Commerce Commission that the government take over the control and operation of the railroad systems of the country iS another step toward that not far distant day when the larger national utilities. if not actually be- coming the property of the nation, will .t least pass nndcr its control and management
 Judging from the press reports re-. ceivcd, the question of government railroads operation is at present rest ing entirely upon what action con- sress takes toward permitting the transportation systems 10 unify their interests through some form of lesis. Ettion which will relieve them of the restrictive influences of the anti trust lLwy.
 Much of the hue and cry IT, ised by th" railroads since the passage of the -tdamson law is doubtless animated more by the desire to force the gov. crnment 10 change it's attitude than by any inability to pay the increased costs of maintenance cntailod under the en. actment. The railroads taking them through and bye, are making good mon- ey on every cent of capital actually invested but 1t is the immense over. capitalizations and the vast volume of Watered stock carried by most of the roads that is proving their undoin The rates allowed by the Interstate Commerce Commission are such that the railroads can make a req asopable interest on every cent of the bonafilc investment represented in the stock is. sued and there IS ID reason at all why they cannot make money in spite oi the increased costs of operation en. tailed uLder the eight hour law were Il not that they are compelled to paI interest on the watercd stocks as wei as those which represent an actual in. Ncsimcnt of capital The whole trouble IS that the rcstrlctions of the Com. merce Commission does not permit then 10 rife the pockets of the public tc pay dividends on the watered stocks