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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
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6erit ifal pi gipe Ell ll0iiai
o0er rationale ger0ier % arias
laan
Storbritaniens rationale Bpr.
o. aniIaa5 til $50, 5,000,000,000
Get bar, ii0en arigen begpnote
gjort tire itore Saan, Der tiliam.
men belpber Jig til S10,000,000,.
900. Get iioite Saan oct iterite
enteIte Saan, ger0ens 9iitorie
fenoer til, optoges i 30 Gage %
Iu6fribere0es al 5,299.000 5noi.
oioer. Get di 5per II Nenneifer
/ oct forene0e aongeri9e iubifribe.
reoe til 9aanet, % @enneminit.
ilibifrfptioaen oar $3.50. ifpnt
mango il6ifri6ereoe fnn omfrin9
So Get tore 2lntal, Der in5itribe.
reoe til Saanet, irem9ppes iom ct
sgeui5 ior 9atriotisme.
5pitlanos rationale gproi all.
ilaas til $S0,000,O00,000. Gpif.
lano bar iioen arigens 9e9Dnoel-
ie opta9et iem iorifellige Soan
paa tiliaauuen $1L750,000,000.
I'll 1Dltlanos ii0ite 2aan bioro9
/ a 5per IL al Sanoets ,5nobD1
Bere, 8enneminitillitriptlouen oar
Der 800.
llaIte0 States aatlonale 8gr.
0i auilaas til 220,000.000,000, %
oct oil lame S5,000,000,000 0ieo
en- 8nroi nnilen 3 @anae iaa itor
iom IStor6ritaniens oil sart 2ano
laane omfring ballot iaa nleget,
iom en9lano oar liant. Die0 en-
9eioltnin9 cen % Ell 5alo 8dn8
iaa tor JON 3Diflano5 oil oet
laane minore emo ballot iaa me.
get, iom 1pifIauo bar liant.
9lnerlfas ogibertp Soan@ er
minore emo Ell Sietteoel al, boao
Der er oeponeret 9anoets 9n.
fer. en aIminoeliB Saaner mener
lite, ban aaar lor langt, noar Dan
Iaaner 100 ai i'm @ienooms
ger0i. llniteo States oil laane
minore emo 80 a jim 8eroi.
Zen 9eilntning, aon9resien lat
teoe Den "a. 2lpriI. 1917 beitem.
mer lloiteoelien Al tStatsobIi8atio.
aer eller .gonos ior $5,000,000,.
000 iii 512 Brotent 9tenter, ion
betaleS baloaarli8, 10. December
Og 10. SUM. 0ooeoiommen er be.
tal6ar Den ID. 5umi 1882 eller
iioen JON 9ie9erin8ea oel8er,
men er abiolrt forialoen ON &c
9lar, 10. SUM 1917.
Disie 9onos er iaa iifre JON
.0iortgage@ j fait @ienoom OH
life iifrere. Zen eutelte eienoom
ionfer iuarere guroi emo ielne
9anoets 6ienoom. u oct er io
egentlig oen iamme Reaering, Der
uoIteoer BONDS, iom o8lan ltaar
bagoeo % iifrer Ront San0eien.
BONNIE.
On anoen 5ing at m9rfe ia Ueo
oisie 9iegeringsbonos er, at oe Ell
ifattefri, buerfen Den ie0erale Re-
gering, Staten eller aommrnen
fan lu9ge Sfot paa boerfen aapi.
tai eaer Henter al De Benge, Der
er lat / Il. 2. Bombs.
Gopem ser bar 45enge at unooG.
re, fan alorig onbrin8e Dem iifre-
re emo / oisie 9onos, og iaa bar
oe intet 9eiper meO Dem.
Oct eneite, Der taller ilnoo at
anbringe aapital / Oi8ie Bombs,
er Den laue JienteioO, men at De iaa
er ifatteiri, Oct beoer 10 en- goo
Tel paa oenne Dinngel. % oeS.
uoen or aSbet al Dem 10 o9ioa Ell
0ianoe at lpsee jim 9atriotisnc
ior 7agen poa. Bort 2onO er meo
/ arigen for at ifniie nenneifclige
9iettigbeoer og 9ietferoigbeo Seir
o. ior at ifaiie nnbertrDfte lmao
9lntioner iom 9elaierne, Serberne
oa Montenegrinerne 5ribeo. aebei
al 9iberm gonos oil biplpe til
at bringe Seiren biem.
9ieiormationsfeit
paa 9ann College og Irinitotis
iSemirarium 81. Oft. % |. 9ton
Daermere gefenot8erelie ienere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

bette bar lat 5olf iaaoan 0prer
At De forlan8er, At 8gositrafien
ifal after in0ipres 9ior0 0afota
Zen blep afifafiet ior to 2lar iioen.
9Broi 9ennin9 2arien. Sen Al
afopoe 4Sroi Or. 2aur. Sarien peo
gntber college, gecorab, Sa., bar
laoet Zig in0rudere / 0iiicererne5
9ieierpeforps og er rejit til Sort
SnelIin8 for at be9pnoe jim 8iene.
Ite. 9r. 2arien er groiesior / ifan.
oinaoiife .Sprog og 9itteratur peo
Statsnniperiitetet / Soma git0, 5a.
0rebt aruoterploiion. 'Scran.
ton, ia, l. SUM. Ger Inotraf i
@aar en- @fsploiion / I'll Bont
aruotpGrfers 2lnlpg Qerbeoen
di Maoiic, ga. @n 2lrbeioer, 1bo.
mas, bleo orgbt, % to anore, Ibo
mas Se5nion % George 99romn
bleo iauret. ben ierite Iiusiarli9
gpgnin9en bar ny. lllpffens 2lar
lag er man life fIar ooer.
Spoerne 2tberoeen, 3. 8af., %
0me9n 6olOt iorleoen Sag ct Uias
iemeoe ior at tale ON, 5Dao De i'm.
De aere ior oeres 5roesieaer i
europa % 2liien. 0e iubifri6ere.
De Soils, og Der ueoiattes en- $40
mite, iom Ifal inoianle mere. @il.
liam og 5iaac 9ii6nif, Der er Sfeb-
muno 9tberoeen, oafte itor BE.
geiitring, on De looeoe at gioe iem
eents for boer Dollar, iom ble0
inoiamlet / Soo 8afota.
Gfsploiion / GIeoeIano. 9leoe
lnno, O. ,. Snni. @n irpgteli9
Gfsploiion eoela80e / @aar ptor
8es Ell 9D8nin9 paa 8ooolaipn
9lpenue % ioare0e tretteu 4erio=
ner. Ere al oisie 5leu in0lagt poa
ooipitaler. 9olitiet bar be9pnot en-
llnoeriegelie no ira ben 5beori, at
Der foreIigaer ct GQnantfonfplot.
Set poelagte 6ns bar ct tire 6tas
gers 5rpbus me0 9utif o9 gebos
eliesleiligbe0er.
@ilions 9noifab til 9in5Iano.-
@aibinaton, :. g. /. Snni. gre-
iioent 8nions aommnnfe til ben
rusiife 9le9erin9 anaaaenoe Uni
teo States' arigsmaal er al Nj.
nilter i5anci5 bleoet ooerleOeret /
Retroarao. men nil iorlt ON Ell
3aa eller TO blioe oiientliggiort
FER / 9anoet % / 9hlsIano, oa
ll0enrigsoeportementet iorlt lfal
6ooe braat paa oct rene, 5oao Der
ofiicielt 6eteanes iom g9etailer@
9lmerifas ior6elourenoe 8eianot
/ 1Drfiet paa 0iemoeien 9ern, 1.
Oioi. 9lbrdbom Glfns, ben lor6en-
onren0e amerifanife @eialfot /
aanitaftnopel, onfom 6ertil /
8oar.
eonoon, /. 0foi. st Telegram
ira 9lmiteroom tiger, at ifelge
..9erliner 9a9eblott" inoe6olot ben
9aife, ion blep forbenoqrenoe Oti'
niiter Glffls fraItiaalet nnoeroeis
ira 8prfiet til Sdpei5, Dofllmen-
ter, ion ifuloe bape uGret ienot til
@aIbington, og at DIR. @lfns rin.
Der 5abet al 9oflmenterne NE
get generenoe
aonieoerererOe 8eteraners 8ra.
be | Woibington befranles. SSalb.
inoton, 9. g., A. Sslini. De fonfe-
oerercoe GeteranerS aarliae aon'
ucntion er begpnot Der. 5 @aar
0roa oe oIlereoe anfomne @etera'
ner til elrlington airfe9aaro og
befranieoe Snoitotsbeltenes @rape.
9rpFioent @iIion o9 Silitrll BAR
| til Ste0e. Der afboloteS en- Seiti-
oeliabeo oeo set al Spoitatsfpin-
ser if9nfeoe Monliment til Utinoe
ON oe ialone ari9ere ira SDoen
llSeitioeliabeoen blcu inoleoet nleo
| ,,Stnr Spnngleo Yonncr", Der blep
ipillct al Marinenrlliifforpiet, me-
! oens @eternnerne oa De spriae I'll.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
=2lQr9

neifer faloet 5enoeo 10 4rorent
1911. Get ianlleoe 2lntal 5s0iler
oisie 9Der par 1916 375,82s;
/ 1916 490.3S5 % 1911 62f,.
453.
Gen ipanife 9iegerin9 beor0rqr
beila9loat 6peoe ira 9lrgentiaa III
IiScbmei5. Bilbao. ?. 0lai. sra Qla
brio meooeIes, at 9egeringen bar
gipct Orore til 9eiIa9ln9gelie Al
Ell argentinif 9oeoelait ON 9or0
/ 9amperen q9ioiaria9, JON fom
bertil Gnsoa9. 6oe0en oar fonii9.
neret Scbnei8, oDer @ette
Get iiaes, at 8egeringen er Al
6en Meuing, at Den er beretti4et
til at opertage 6peoen paa @rnn0
al iSpaniens 9eboo for Storm.
gil 5aue 9peoe nof 1918. Con.
Don, 1 SUM. 9fomlan0 &. grot5e.
10. iom er 9reiioent for 9ano-
6rugsfonnisiionen, iag6e en- 5a-
le Der / @nar, at 9iegeringens9lan
ion anta9es at bile 6lipe en- Sllf.
ces, 9aar no paa, at Storbritan=
nien oil able 9oeoe nof 1918 for
lin 9efolfning o8 pil o8ioa ppre
Stan6 til at la0e areatllrerne
ioa Ell 6el Gel. Soleren iag0e, at
ban troe0e, at bpi9 man bolot
fparIoninelig @us, fImoe 5piflano
life uoinlte @nglano. ielp ON In.
oerpnnosbaaoene trillniere0e.
9lpIsnoiigterne / 3piflano. So.
ben6apn 4. Slni. ail. Meooelel-
ier ira 8pIflnno er Der lloiigt til
at faa en- goo glul / liar, iarli1
Den Ipnore oa peitre Gel al 9aH0et,
ifsnt @aarobrngerne enifer mere
Hegn.
Get purme, terre 9eir Qiai
ben terrelte Mai paa is 2lar, NED
fun Ell balm normal 9ie9nmenl0e,
bar orepet &ornet iaaIeoes frem
nppnte 9onoSoele, at man fnn 90.
re 3e9ning pan at ioa qlplen 0na
lige iaa tiolig iom eller8, ifpnt
6Soraaret fom meget lent.
st allieretoenligt Qiasieme0e
Ntaorib. Maori0, 30 Q3ai. 4aa It
0easiemooe, iom 6olotes ber til
6oroel for @ntenten, bleo Der Deo.
ta9et en- 9ieiolntion, iom 6Ieo lore.
la9t oen ipanife Observation-Disclosures
o9 iom elf no pao, at Spanien life
ber for6lipe iiolert. bpa0 ben enro.
petite ari9 angoor. at @anoet bpr
foranore lin 9olitif ooerior 5raaf.
rig og @n9lano % 6eres 2Illiereoe,
og at Spanien, eiter at Snflano
bar frpnfet bets 9feutralitet brp-
Der oen oiplomatiife 6orbr0elie
neo 9piflnno % taaer 6oI8erne
al ben 6auoling iom BET er toln
9ct til at tage Al oeninn til at
ioripare lin 99roil5e0
9uiinOer al Gerber neoia6les.
llOine, Stalien ,. 3uni. @enaem
nelltrale 9anoe er Der tiofgere al.
fommet froenentariife Giterretnn
ger bertil ON nobre0te 0pitanos.
brpueclier Serbien. Elsie efter.
retninger iltpplere5 III meo Grille
ringen al gItrilfe Soloater, iom bleo
giort til arigsfanger un0er oct M.
lis iteofinoenoe italienife 6remtpo.
9eretnineerne fortGaer i Detail
Ter ON Sc Oietooer, iom blep an'
uenot for al fnuie 0pitnn0en.
Sniurgenternc bleo 9raoois ONT
rineet af tpIfe, pitriaife % bul9ar.
Ife 9fesinenter, oa eiter SigenOe
bleo alle, iom falot Oisies SGn-
Der, Sopeoiagelig auiltOer, sprn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

fssoilerne / 3pIflono. Berlin,
30 Waoi. Sill en- nplig uoinroiget
iStatiitif er Seoielsprocenten $50
tpife gt,er mcS orer 5000 Wien.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
VALUATIONS OF STOCK
WORTH sb,es5 ,o2o. 900 IN UNITED
STATES JAN. 1, 1917.
Bureau of Animal Industry Makes Re-
port Showing Big Increase over
Last Year.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington.-Th total value of all
live stock on all farms and ranges of
the United States on Jan. last was
100000. against 5000, ,670 900
on the same date, 1916, the Bureau of
Animal Industry reported.
Horses numbered 21,126,0OO. a de-
crease OF $4,000, and were valued at
$2.174. .629, 900; mules. 1858, 900. an in
crease of 10000. valued at s54S,S64,-
600; milch COWS. 22,76S.0 900. an in
crease of 100000, valued at 1855, 49,
600; other cattle. 40.S49.000. an in
crease of 1,037 900. valued at s1.465,-
7sG.O00; sheep, 4s,4S3,0 a decrease
of $4,000, valued at s346,064 900. and
swine. 67.453,0OO. a decrease of 313,-
900. valued at 91.242.0O0.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
CONFERENCE WITH MExIcANs
ENDS AFTER MONTHS
OF WORK.
TO MEXICO
PERSHlNG MEN TO LEAVE WHEN
BANDITS QUIT MENAciNG
NORTHERN BORDER.

New York, Jan 1.-THE Mexican
American joint commission. which
failed to effect an adjustment of the
questions at issue between Mexico
and the United States after a series
of conferences that began four
months ago, was formally dissolved
Monday. Secretary of the Interior
Lane and the other members of the
American commission, DIR. j. r. Mott
and Judge George Gray, told the Mex
leans that they had recommended to
President Wilson the dispatch to
Mexico of Ambassador Fletcher and
the withdrawal of the American
troops from Chihuahua.
The Americans impressed upon the
Mexicans that with the dissolution of
the commission the Mexican problem
reverted TO President Wilson. They
were careful not to leave in the minds
of the Mexicans the conviction that
President Wilson would accept the
recommendation that an accredited
diplomat be sent to Mexico and that
Gen. Pershing's force be withdrawn,
but the intimation that he would do
so was convey ed
In spite of the Americans care,
however. the Mexicans had little
doubt that full diplomatic relations
between the two governments soon
would be re-established, and that un-
less unexpected complications arise
American troops will be removed
from Mexican territory within few
n T1a nIaf ~
was included in the report of the last
meeting, which was telegraphed to
Gen. Carranza at Querataro.
Luis Cabrera. chairman of the Mex
lean commission, and Ignacio Bonillas
and Alberto ]. Pani. the other mem
bers, said they expected to leave with
in week or ten days for Mexico Mr..
Cabrera and Mr.. Bonillas will resume
their places as members of Gen. Car
ranza's cabinet and Mr.. Pani as di-
rector general of the government rail-
ways.
Notwithstanding the dissolution OF
the commission, they expressed them
selves as pleased with the result.
pointing out that the withdrawal of
the American troops the main object
of Carranza in sending them here
would be accomplished
1t was intimated to the Mexicans
that Gen. Pershing's troops would be
taken out of Mexico when it appeared
evident that bandits were not menac-
ing the northern border of Chihuahua,
the essential condition in the protocol
Carranza refused TO ratify.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
House Defeats one.cent Postage.

Washington. - Postoffice Depart
ment recommendation for a zone
system increasing postal rates on
newspapers and magazines and for
penny postage on local deliveries
were stricken out of the annual post
office bill by the House. sitting as a
committee OF the whole. 1t was ex-
pected another vote on the provisions
will be demanded when the measure
comes up for passage. and If they
again are rejected they will be rein
troduced in the form of separate bills
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Won sIssIna Recalled in Disgrace

Amsterdam.--General Won Bissing,
who was reported to have given up
his post as governor general of Yel-
GUM because of Ill health. really y in
disgrace. according to Central News
dispatch from Brussels. Field Mar.
shal Won Plessen has been appointed
Won Bissing's successor. General Won
Bissing is blamed for the execution of
Miss Edith Cavell, British Red Cross
nurse. as a spy, and is held chiefly to
blame for deportations of Belgians as
slaves" into Germany.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
oovernorshIp Decision DELAYED.

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 1.-THE leaders
of both houses of the Legislature are
discussing plan in connection with
the governors muddle which will be
put into effect if the delay of the Su-
preme Court in handing down a deci-
sion in the mandamus proceedings is
continued beyond the week A resolu-
ton will be adopted, directed to the
court, pointing out the expense of
maintaining the Legislature. about
$1,000 a day, and respectfully urging
an early determination of the identity
of de facto governor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Chicago Grain and Provision pr,,.,

Chicago.-Wheat-No. red, 1.s9h;
No; hard, s1.s4h @1.s5k.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 9Shc; No. A
yellow s6@s7Ac; No. white, s7@
oats-No; white, 56h @57c; stand
Rye-No. 2. s146.
Barley-95c0s131.
Timothy-s3.5
Clover-s12.0o@170O.
Pork-s29.5O
Lard-s15.52@15.57.
Ribs-s1425014.75.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
plan to Send Thaw to sanitarIum

Philadelphia.-'rh will be no
more startling trials of Harry X.
Thaw If his mother can prevent it.
The Thaw family has decided that.
even should he be extradited to New
York. 1t will seek to have him incar-
cerated in sanitarium, rather than
go on trial again. They have reached
the conclusion that such a course
would be better for Thaw himself.
This decision was announced by
Frank Johnson, one of Thaw's coun-
sci, after the arrival in Philadelphia
of Mary Copley Thaw. the distrait
Pittsburger's devoted mother.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
ouNrER GIVES OUT STATE JOBS.
Anderson on Utilities Commission and
lyman and Capp Reappointed.


Denyer.-Eleven appointments to
state offices submitted by Governor
Gunter, the first to be named since
his inception to office. were con-
firmed by the Senate in full executive
session.
Upon four of the appointments. the
Senate voted unanimously. They were
Ehrhart, Chambers. Horn and Lewis.
Upon the confirmation of the others.
party lines prevailed. List of appoin-
tees:
Thomas ]. lyman. Pueblo. warden
of the state penitentiary. reappointed
M. P. Capp, Boulder. warden of
state reformatory, reappointed.
Aaron P Anderson. Denver, MEM
ber of the State Public Utilities Com
mission.
Samuel J. Lewis. Denver. commits
sioner of public printing.
Thomas ]. Ehrhart. Chaffee county,
state highway commissioner. reap
pointed.
Raymond Miller. Kiowa county.
member of State Board of Land Com
missioners.
William M. Crowley, Denver. state
boiler inspector
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
THE ENTIRE NATION mouRNs.
Many Messages of Coincidence Re.
ceivcd at Admiral Dewey Home

Many messages of Coincidence Re-
ceivcd at Admiral Dewey Home.
Washington.-Mess of condo
lence from every part of the United
States and from many foreign lands
reached the home of the late Admiral
Dewey Wednesday.
The loss that the nation suffered
in the death of the admiral was the
note that permeated all OF them and
showed what a fast hold Admiral
Dewey had on the affections and esti-
nation of the American people.
President Wilson, cabinet members,
Rear Admiral Charles ]. Badger. Mai.
Gen. George Barnett, Maj. Gen. Task
er ii. Bliss and many other distin-
guished men in civil, naval and mill
tary life. paid their tributes.
Funeral services viii be held Sat
urday
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Denver woman's Body Found in Rive,

Lawrence, Kan.-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Mrs.
Charles Cochrane, wife of an engineer
ing professor of the University of Kan
sas, was solved here when her body
was found in the Kansas river. Mrs.
Cochrane left her home here the night
of Oct. 25 and nationwide search
for her followed.
Denver.-Mrs. Cochrane was the
daughter of Webster Ballinger and a
sister of Mrs. A. N. Johnson OF Den
yer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
LAWSON NAMES HENRY
IN "LEAky PROBE RESUMED AT
WASHINGTON.
and Cabinet Official Profited.-
Henry Makes Vigorous Denial.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Jan. 17.-Thomas w.
Lawson lifted the lid on his leak in
formation chest Monday and gave the
House committee on rules one sensa-
tion after another when he was sum-
moned before 1t to answer certain
questions or be taken before the bar
of the House for contempt.
He gave names-names of people OF
high and low degree. The first shock
came when he declared that the CON
gresham who gave him information
involving senator, a Cabinet mem
Der and banker was Representative
Robert l.. Henry, chairman of the
committee before which he was ap-
pearing. The banker was Archibald S.
White of IL Pine street, New York;
the senator was known as Senator
o." and the Cabinet minister was
VIM. G. McAdoo, secretary of the
treasury. Mr. Lawson also brought in
the name of the German ambassador.
Count Won Bernstorff Mr.. Lawson
More Witnesses in Leak" Probe.
Washington, Jan. 17.-Spreading a
drag-net over the financial district of
New York, the House committee ex-
tended the peace note leak investiga-
tion into a general inquiry into the
stock market. At an executive meet
ing the committee considered the ad-
visibility of employing expert counsel
familiar with financial affairs to con-
duct the examination of witnesses. 1t
also planned to ask Congress for an
extension of time to oPreport. AS the
first step in enlarging the scope of
the hearings, the committee subp9-
naed ]. P. Morgan, H. p. Dawson, F.
A. Vanderlip. Arthur Upper, Sol. c..
Wexler and j. S. Bache, New York
financiers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Explosion Kills Oil Well Shooters

Greybull, Wyo.-Sid Martin, a well
shooter in the employ of the Wyoming
Torpedo Company. and an unknown
companion were instantly killed near
Rogers ranch, two miles north of
Greybull, when can of nitroglycerin
which they were loading into an auto
mobile exploded. Martin was torn to
bits. while his companion, though in
stantly killed, was not so badly mutl-
ated
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
vilIlstas Defeat 1900 carrnnza Troops

Ell Paso.-Foreign refugees arriving
here Tuesday from Chihuahua City
brought the news of a battle fought
between Satevo and Santa Ysabel,
southwest of the capital. The 1900
Carranza troops sent against the Villa
forces were defeated. according to
these refugees, and they said Villas
troops now occupy Santa Ysabel. hav-
Ing driven the de facto forces back to
Palomas,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
British occupy German Positions.

British Occupy German Positions.
The British troops in France have
hit the German line hard at two
places for good gains. Northeast OF
Cite Calonne. the Canadians carried
out a brilliant raid of German
trenches on front of 700 yards
At Beaucourt Sur Ancre another
drive by the British. gave them Ger
Inan positions over a front of 600
yards.
The Russians in vigorous attack
have recaptured the village of Va
leni. six miles southwest of the inn
portant Danubian town of Galatz. az
cording to Petrograd In the Kasino
end Suchitza valleys the Russians
still are vigorously on the offensive.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
shafroth Fights Power site Bill

Washington.-Sen Shafroth OF
Colorado opened the fight in the SEN
ate upon the water power bill, attack
ing it chiefly because of the leasing
principle, Many senators are oppos-
ing the measure and Shafroth pre-
diets its defeat.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Suspected of Mona Simon Murder

Huntington, Ind.-Weldon II. Wells
of Kansas City. formerly of this city,
was arrested by the police here on an
embezzlement charge, and he is be-
lieved to be the man wanted at Co
lumbus. Ohio, for the killing of Mona
Simon, whose body was found in a
hotel in that city.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
GREATEST TERROR OF COM.
MERGE SINCE EMDEN
SWEEPS ATLANTIC.
five HUNDRED KILLED
ALLIES LOSSES, ACCORDING TO
BROKERS. FROM sfo.ooo,ooo
TO s15,ooo,ooo.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York. Jan 1S-Reports from
all sources named twenty-four ves-
sells as having been caught in the net
of the German commerce raider and
500 persons killed.
Estimates made by steamship
brokers on the value OF the vessels
sunk varied from $4,000 900 to s15.-
100000. Their figures were on the
present high market price of ocean
tonnage, and most of them decided
upon the higher figure, or close to il.
Their cargoes were estimated at from
s5.000.000 to s1O,000,000. Several of
the vessels were bound for this side
OF the Atlantic in ballast. Otherwise
the loss would have been far greater.
The achievements of the German
raider rival the exploits of the
the Atlantic for several weeks. re-
turned safely to German port early
IN March of 1916. According to an of
ficial announcement at the time, she
had on board 1909 prisoners and l.
100000 marks gold bars, and had
sunk fifteen steamships in addition to
laying mines which destroyed among
other vessels the British battleship
King Edward VII.
Successful raids also were made by
the German cruisers Emden and
Karlsruhe. the converted merchant
man Prinz Eitel Friedrich. and the
submarine U-53. which last October
sank six merchantmen off Nan
tucket
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
philips Assistant Secretary of State,

Washington. - President Wilson
named William Philips of Massachu-
state. to be assistant secretary of
state, succeeding John e. Osborne, re-
signed. He also nominated Brecken-
ridge Long of ST. Louis to be third
assistant secretary of state, succeed
ing Philips.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Woman carroted Like onvx Cir,

Philadelphia.-S trangl ed with a
stocking. which was knotted about her
throat in the manner adopted by the
slayer of Grace Roberts, Mrs. Dora
Zimmerman was found dead in her
apartment.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Switzerland Mobilizes More Troops.

Berne, Switzerland.-Offic an
nouncement was made that the Fed
eral Council has decided as a measure
of precaution to mobilize on Jan. "a
the second division and the contin-
gents of the fourth and fifth divisions
which have not yet been mobilized.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
Allies Name New kinu of Greece

Warrington Emmanuel, duke Of
Aosta and cousin OF King Victor EN-
manuel OF Italy, will succeed King
Constantine on the throne of Greece.
according to definite information re-
ceived in Washington from allied
sources
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
weII. Admits Killing Mona simon.

Columbus, Ohio.-Weldon II. Wells.
former Kansas City brokers' clerk,
confessed to County Prosecutor r. P.
Duncan that he shot and killed Mona
Byron Simon in a room in hotel
here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Metal Market Prices.

Silver, 74%c; lead, New York, per
100 lbs, $3.50; copper, per 100 lbs,
S2S.311 "; spelter, st. Louis, per 100
lbs, 1928.
Boulder. - Tungsten concentrates,
90 per cent, $500 per unit. Crude
ores, 60 per cent, $500; 25 per cent
Ss.4o9 100; 10 per cent, sS.7O@lO,O 90
per unit.