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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

SrANAi;DSNII.LE VA. January 81.
-.Iiob Watson. m,ubcr of Com
pany +. Thirty-Gfth Battalion. Eos-
Scr's cavalry brigade. dice "a Sundar
at his home in this county ~ his scy-
eu;y- third year. He was "a farmer and
leaves q wife. WAC was Miss Mary May.
and "ne son. Virgil Watson. Twins, in
Newport News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
~ A. Sin,.n,nI,e

!.NNtiBUitG. N.\., January 81 W
y i!oc"mbc. until recently a resident
% l.ynrhhurS, died or Tue s,lay in
|r"nt Royal. whore II" had been living
(, short time. Surviving him are tn.
following children: Miss Ethc' e.
Sl""ombc. w L.. VI. T.. j. y. ~ Z
and &. y. Siuco1ibc. and II siStc'. Mrs.
y Z. M;llcr all or I.ynchburr. rio
body Viii be brought here for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

rE.TERSBtRG. VA. January 81
Mrs. Fred NasSaucr. formerly ~ this
city. died suddenly =: her home iu
baltimore. She formerly was Miss
Virginia Ku!l. She recently visited
Petersburg to attend tho funeral al
h": br"iir". Ma, +. I<ui! and spent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

city. where Ia had made Ills home
for several years. He w,S a ronf"d-
crate veteran and member Of Card
land-kodCS Camp. of this city He
WAS prominent in musical circles hero.
II" * survived by TWO children. Ed
win Farmer aud Miss Dtyc Farmer.
Y.i,h whom he lived in New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Mr-. tInrn Is. Andersen.

Mrs. Clara Is. anderson. iorty-four
Gears old VIII" of T.. y Anderson, lied
Yesterday at nct home nrar town. She
leaves her husband. four children
ihrcc brothers ana two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Summary OF Operations Of the Building Inspector Office
TO JAN,.n, a. .p,7.

work in Jnnun IA
ISSUED atrrntIo
in I1.
~ u -c,M in Jnnunr
n 90
cost OF work
U " In Junuary
f total permits ISSUED in Jununr
- lKIs Io,3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

-" weeks with friends here She
VIZ ia her S'Nt. -ninth year a!;d is
survived in this city 10y two nieccs.
Mrs. samuel ~ Eciuach and Miss Bet
tie Wolfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Den nye
1nopanorineslop.

@aibin9tOn Den 3Oic Niai: ,Soag
trnaoie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2Gic
trepe / Strait. Soucn blcp ueoto
get ooer Trriioentcus Teto. Zen
me Sop tr9oer iitcoetfor Iaoaobt-
lum ollie DC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ionr
CT bit peotaaet / DC iioite trettcn
Iar. S9ieprspcn giRloer ale
Smmigraltter ouer ierten Iar gam.
lie. Sopen gisr itore Snorsmmel.
icr for Sl9gtninge. en- lloIen.
bling, iom opiploer 9etinaclierne
for at fomme ino / De Sorene6c
Stater, eucr en- al Sanoets Dor.
eere, fan meobringe eaer iaa ienot
ouer lin Sar eaer 9eoiteiar. ouer
80 aar sammel, i'm Suitru, lin
Wor, lin 9eoitcmor eaer Jim ugiite
Satter eller lin Cater SW er On.
fe, iclp ON bisie life fan IqIe,
naar DC oilers opipISte SetingcI.
lerieior at fpnlme mo / 9anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

bunoreoe CARDS meo 8rIno her %
Der. Saa nlaa De pllite pua igien Ell
Stunb, mems DC iaar iamlet tine Sig.
opngcr iammlen % begrauet Dem, re.
organciicret line arpiter % bragt lit
ipGre Sfpts frem / De me Stiuinger.
% lao b9rer oct los igicn ~forira. Set
er II Srogebie / ilbpggelig mango
Nfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Tanif llbfsrIclsfurbnb.

G~ipbcnbopn, lite 0tai: Snap
heoen paa 9pSplie or blet Iaa al
torlio / Gannlarf, at ale elcftrilfc
@roititationer, Scr brltger Sllc
Iom 0ripfroft. fol lilffcS nGIte
Waaneo, og @rlgcn al Tetrolclmt
! SclpSnin9seiemco i%orbpoes. Sig
tenGapn, Iom iaar i'm elcftrilfe
Spsioripnina peo Mnpenoelic al
&lll, pil life bli berert, men nr.
dtcn ale andre 9pcr / Sanoct pil
bli ilclnt itiucbc nleo llnbtagcll c a.
@perite / Ben norbliae Gel al SiGl.
lollD, Scr foar lin elcftrilfc Spsior'
innina ira Sperige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Ypitaanacn sjcnuprcttct.

aiebenbapn ben Acc Mai: Sub
4pitiorbinoclIe meo Spiflano, Iaa'
rel ipr Srcpe iom Iuiier, CT glen.
optoact. Sctte tpoer paa, at 9teos
renoiabeoen for bemncligc 6or'
6olosrcsler, erten al mllitTrc
@runoc, eQer / 9etragtning al Ir-
teioeriituationcll life lGngere eri-
iterrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Uroeft borden.
Sunnscn Giuiltiencitc fOrclaaes
inbiprt / Sperise.
Soeialinfom9rcsiem.

Stocfbolml, Sperige, 4oe Otai:
Zen ipenife Hegicrilta pil anmooe
Tiesbagen on at peotagc ell Sop
tpultacn Gipiltieueitc for baaoe
% apinoer / Iloercll mel
lem IS OF 60 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

50Ftiaiies Paa si0e :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

toritaiies gaa SIee 5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

al aiebere, iom forlon8tr 9rso az
9oacrne uoen 9rsofort. "a bette
nGateoe&, begpnote &c at ioripnc
ilg mco Wtagt, ofte iioen at betolc
ior oct. 0cnne NcpGgelie no.
itroftc ii9 oeiaa til SIo1tcrbutifer'
lie, Scr plDnoreoes, inotil SuIarcr.
ne blcp uofomnlanocrcOe, Man9e
al Soloatcrne blcp iaureoe al
Stenfoit. Il al ltrpititrcrne maattc
brin9cS poa &oipitalct.
'&lmgerocnlonitratioucr ionbt og
lna Stcb / Norrfepina. Slngter.
biltifer blep ~plpnbreoe, iiGr al ia
trifarbeiocrifer.
2onoon bcn ste gtoi: st &c
legram ira gmiteroam tiger, at 80.
rem for en- Tepolutiou MOB Hcgic
ringcn al a~on9ebuiet iSpcrigc or
iaa itor, at TO &rissifibe ligger for
s'nter Iieeoperfor SIottet for at
fumne bellpttes, ifalb aongcn %
S%ronningen bliuer nsbt til at
f.pgte.
Sitliationen / Speriae or alpor.
Zig. &per Dag bliuer &~cgicrin.
gems SoIopillg og oens Spmpatbt
uleb Gpiflonb ntpbt nleo fraitigere
Wobitanb hos Solicit. Soerige or
ogIaa itGrft paapirfet al Nurgc.
ocr itrrft nGrmer Jig arig moo
Spiflono. 66 wrife Sfibe blcu
I9nfct / Warts % 20 / Npril. Ia.
lerc bar / Stortbinget crflGret, at
hpiS bet boloer paa ilig, pil 9torgc
life bapc ct eneitc Sfib i9ien ON
talpar0et Nar.
Wtr. Nron Carlton, ioru netop
CT pcl,ot tilbage til it Silent |
0tinelapoliS ira ct IL Wtuaneoers
Spbolo / Norge % Sucrigc,
iortpaer at Spcrigc opbt at
erer pnu, of bet life aQcrcoc fpr
TO Inr iiben erfl9rcoe ct llbisr
Iclsiorbuo, bd Ct lobaant rinlelig
riS pilbc bapc funnel iorbin0re
bcll nj eriltercltoc meaet alporliQc
decentralization. III llbiericl bar
%piititof mi ltoppct, fortolte hal,,
men ban erflrreoc at Situotioncl,
TOR lallat mere fritIft / SperiQc,
ctD Negieringeil bauoe pelltet.
Wcn BET er eitcr Wtr. GarlIor&
Wenina ben politiife Situation,
iremfolot pco SocialiitcrileS o0i.
totoriifc S~irfiombcO, lom upffcr
ben ~IterItc llro. Cen beloio gicn.
nemiertc Hepollition / IuSlono
reogcrer / Sperigc, % Der off, for
taltc ban, &pgtcr on, at Socialiit.
tarticr omgoaes mco Blancr ON,
Iom oct fsritc Sfri0t / Hctnina al
SprcttclIcn al ct Ten1ofruti, at
olnitprtc ben nGrpGreiloe Sinacue2
Srocn.
Set paaltaacs, at Iariogen iii
l(rocn | Sperigc enc % alene itpl,
oes &uapbeoen pan 9epnctsrniolcr,
men oen pirfciigc 9IarIog er SEN
r~ltsiiifc Gepolution. De lpenife So.
clalilter er mere l~ltilireoIe, enc DC
l:ogellgang bar uGret.
&pQtcrnc bcfrGitca oclpiS oerueo,
ct &iolmar 9routirg, oct locioli.
iiiifc Tartis Scocr, itrar otter
0iennemferelicn al HcpoIutionen /
&llslano, gioroc n &eiic til &c.
trograo forat fOnicrere mco Sc
llsiiife Socialiitlcocre.
= Salg al ~beruienoe Iriffepo.
rer er iorbuot / ROrge for Teitel
of arigens GarigbeO, os Spsior-
truget er blet begrPniet til oct
rinoit mulige pna 8ruuo al Sui.
utaltgelcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Speialiitfpnsresicn.

Spcialiitfunsresicm.
aisbenboun ocn Ace Ntni: @
tpifc Spcialiitcr bar lcnot cit
manoltprf delegation til Den III
ttrnatlpnale aongres / Stocfbolnt.
@bilip Sheibenlann % ebert Wtil
Ter re%prplenterer Enrtiets Stnre
"a Observation-Disclosures Sapio, 9tolte
"a @roonoiler Higsoa9soepntattp
lrefl. Dc lanlmenlluttebe Sagforc-
ringer bar icnot TO 0taioritetsI o-
cioliitcr, Carl Guoolpb Se9ielt,
Yrriioent for oen tpIfc federation
al Ga9iprcnilger, og Nlgsoa9s-
inaio Bauer. Gen ltotrunotc 10
cialiitiife Nlrbcibergriippc or repre-
ierltcret al fire HaOifale, SaaS Sc
oebour % Sernitein.
Sucnif ltbfprielsfOrbub.
Stocfboln, Dcn 3bic Wtai: st
Grportiorbllb, lom ibdg traaote |
Strait, inobeiatter uGitcn iamtlige
Seoeuureortiflcr, bpis llofpricl
biotil bar p9ret tlquot. Oct pig.
ttglte Sorbuo giplocr Slcif.
Spenif lloieuoins.
S%tocfbolm, ocn Acc Wtai: Gen
tioliaerc ipenifc Wtiniiter til DC
Soreneoc Statcr Sernlan Eager.
Grants airciitc ibag til DC 6orcllcbe
Stater iom ertrooroinGr llbiell.
cling. Sans Senbelie CT ct llOilag
al Sen Srpgt, man feler / Sperigc
for, at DC 5orcneoe Statcr oil ueo-
tagc ct Sorbllb moo l(oierIel al
2epnctsmiolcr til DC neitrale Can.
DC.
Set bar paa ~perlonlig Spfor-
bring oertil al Song 8uitai, bpis
eerionlige Sen ban bar u9ret / Ell
69ffe al Iar, at ban paatog Jig
oenne Wisiion. Sr. Sagerfrantl
traf Jig for flere Iar iioen tilbagc
fra oct politiife Sip og er IN Ell
al Speriges leoenoc Sorretnings.
memo. San err @anfoireftsr,
Gbef for ct itcrt grportiirma OF
T~rGiioent for IRE iture Sernuerfer.
San baobe meget inloo after at
hetrGoe Den politiife Nreila, % bar
loo iia alenc opertale bertil, oa
aongcn gioroc BAN opmerfiont paa
Sitliationens itorc Iloor for Spc.
rige.
&r. Yagcrfrallts bar mango Ben.
ner / DC Soreneoe Statcr % pnr
meget poprlGr / @aibington I'M.
Ger lit Spbolo Der iom Miuiiter
Srncnbe / Suerise.
Stocfbolm ocn 6te 0fai: Spin.
Der, ion igaar itoo % penteoc paa
i'm Sur til at iaa' fisbt Eotcter,
fIcp raienoe. ba DC mlberrettebes
ON, at SeboIoninscn par iluppct
cp, % bespnote Ell Denomination.
iom gap Tolitiet fulot op at beitiae
I'll eiter Mionat. Slere Eolitimanb
rammcbcs al Stenfait, os mango
al Geltogerne / Sp.eicrne bIeu
iaarcoe al golitimGnoenes SabIer.
Scrtcn Terioner arreitcreoes.
glporlisc Sptsier ianbt osIaa
StpA / @sfeboro Te bponuAfes
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
DoINes WEDNESDAY NIGHT

DOUGLAS, Dec 22.-Next We'd nesday night, Dec. 26, will be the occasion of a smokeless smoker at the Natatorium here when the Doug las high school and their faculty will entertain the Juneau high school boys and their faculty and when a basketball game and other athletic sports will be the order of entertain ment The two faculties will also contest for supremacy at basketball, the lineup being: Henderson, Genn, Mathews, Casey, McNaughton and Cole. The Douglas faculty team consists of Dr. Hall, Dr. Sergeant, Greene, Sewers and Fritzberg This will also be the occasion of the turn ing over of the Douglas High School Cadet Corps by the organizer and drill master, VA. Walker, who is to
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
GREAT THINGS EXPECTED
 OF BROAD WHITE NORTH
 IN RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP

DOUGLAS. Dec 22-That great things are expected of Alaska in the present Red Cross membership drive is evidenced by the following tele- gram received this morning by Chair man P R. Bradley of the local chap ter, from S. A. Davies, of Seattle, district manager of the Red Cross
 "P R. Bradley, Chairman Douglas
 Treadwell Chapter:
 Some Alaska chapters have prom ised 100 per cent. of their popula tion as members and none have promised less than 50 per cent. Al aska as whole will probably secure 60 per cent We are depending on your chapter to help hold these high prospects. Emphasize the dollar memberships and let us show the world that Alaska is the most pa triotic spot on earth.> Effective Red Cross work now will cause the true Christmas spirit to reign in the hearts of every worker when the cam paign closes.
 (Signed) IS. A. DAVIES"
 In reply to the above Chairman Bradley will cable the following to Mir Davies tonight:
 This section of Alaska is fully alive to the generous and patriotic spiait or aH Foa C. oss endcayor We are convinced that the drive will demonstrate our community to be 100 per cent. true, philosophical and patriotic men, women and chil dren. The Red Cross signifies that the wearer is behind his country with both spirit and substance, and because we have but one class of people, the drive will end with ev- eryone wearing the Red Cross but ton and proud of it. Full particu lars will be cabled later
 (Signed) "P. R. BRADLEY .
 MT. Bradley also stated this morn. ing that plans for distributing the $50 donated by the Alaska Steam ship Company to further the Red Cross membership drive among the children are being extended to in tlude any children that may already have enrolled in the dollar class in that they will be given a $2 mem bership on presentation of their dol lar cards or they will be given 8 free dollar membership for any friend to whom they may care to denote a membership as a Christmas pres ent. Also, any child calling with 50
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

Stars Looking Down. and Little Town of Bethlehem" Mrs Haiglers class. "The Chrysanthemum Girls and Seniors.
 LUTHERAN EMMANUEL
 CHURCH (Rev. Martin l.. Larson, Pastor) Sunday school at 10 a. m. Divine Service at 7:30 ?. m. The following services will be ob- served Christmas Day: 6:30 a. m.-Early morning ser vice (Ottesang)
 7.30 D. m. the children's Christ mas program
 All are cordially invited ST LUkE's (EPIscoPAL) CHURCH
 fDOUGLAS) Clergy-The Very Rev. C. D. Chris tian; The Very Rev. Canon A. E. Butcher.
 Usual services.
 There will be a special meeting of St. Luke's Guild on Sunday after the evening service.
 t. < :. ST. sA5eAs SERBIAN CHURCH (Rev A. P. Kasheyaroff, Rector)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
NO TRUTH IN REPORT

DOUGLAS, Dec. 22.-The report circulated here last week to the eff feet that Paul Bloedhorn, former Douglas jeweler, but now engaged in the same business in Cordova, was in trouble at the latter place for se- ditious talk, was wholly without foun- dation according to news from the Bloedhorn family received by the last mail from the westward. This is gratifying to the many friends of the Bloedhorn family on the Island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
DOUGLAS AND TREADWELL NEWS NOTES

cents will be given a dollar mem bership.
 The membership station down town will be open this afternoon and to- night and the work of enrolling new members and renewals will be forwarded as strongly as possible.
 Owing to the story weather few people attended the picture shows last night and no four-minute speech es were made. Tonight E. J. White will talk at both theatres and P. R. Bradley will talk tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
ISLANDERS TO MARRY

DOUGLAS, Dec 22-Miss Esther Nelson will leave on the Jefferson on her next trip south for Seattle where she will be married to Charles Parker, young Douglas man who located at Bremerton. Wash, having joined Uncle Sam's Navy Both the young people are well known and popular here and their many friends will wish them happiness and smooth voyage over the matri- monial sea.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
ORDER OF vASA PATRIOTIC

DOUGLAS, Dec. 22,-The Order of Vasa, composed of the :. leading Swedish people Of the Island yester- day presented the Red Cross with a cash donation of $20 which is very much appreciated showing, as it does, the loyalty and patriotic spirit of those composing the order
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
MCCORMICK NO GUTTER

DOUGLAS, Dec. 22.-John Me Cormick, who recently returned from the outside where he was rejected when he offered his services to his country, owing to a slight physical disability. went to a Juneau hospital yesterday where he will undergo an operation that will, he hopes, fit him for obtaining admission to some part of the service. John is native of Douglas and that means he is no quitter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
JACKSON IN NAVY

DOUGLAS, Dec. 22-Solin Jack son who left here late in the sum is now in the marine corps at Mare Island, California; also that Billy Barquist, who went out at the same time, was denied admission to the aviation corps on account of weak heart
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

leave soon for the westward and who will turn his company over to H. F. Morton, who will be drill master in the future MT. Walker will give an exhibition drill of his boys as a farewell. Refreshments will be serv- ed at the entertainment-ho dog, coffee and war bread. Owing to the fact that there will be fully 100 of the boys and members of the faculty present, no Invitations will be issued to others, aside from members of the press.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
FRENCH SURPRISED.

PARIS, Dec. 22.-The undisguised surprise which greeted the appoint ment of Gen. Weygand to replace Gen. Foch on the inter-allied Su- preme War Council-his name, it was pointed out by LIntransigeant being then heard for the first time by ciyilians-kas led to the publi- cation of a short semioficial bi- ography. Ii says that General Max ime Weygand was born in Brus- sells in 1867; Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry at the beginning of the war; chief of stan of group of armies November 1914; Major Gen. eral. 1916; Lieutenant General No vember last. General Weygand has been connected ctofciy with Gener- al Foch througboat tte war.
 -f s-s--r--
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
LEFT FOR SEATTLE

DOUGLAS, Dec. 22-"Tony," the barber, was passenger for Seat tie on the Princess Sophia Thursday He will be absent six weeks or two months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Rev. E. s. Bollinger, Pastor)

10 q. m.-Sunday School.
 II a. m.--Worship: Joys From Beyond"
 7:30 - Sunday School Christmas entertainment; special features, "The Christmas Story Told to Little Folks" Beginners and Primaries. "The Good Old Fashioned Way" Primary boys; The Bethlehem Star" "The
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

Mems Fur Caps of Otter, Beav- CT, Muskrat made in our own work. room now on display at Goldstein's
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
TANKS ARE RESULT
 OF LONG STUDY OF PRESENT WAR METHODS

LONDON, Dec 22-No one man or one department of the British government can take credit for in venting" the Tanks,-they came in. to being as the result of a long per iod of study and coordinated effort by many men acting under three sep arate departments. the War Office the Admiralty and the Ministry of Munitions.
 Tn the autumn of 1914 when the belligerents on the Western front had settled down to trench warfare, it became obvious that some means of parrying the danger of well-direct- ed and well-protected machine gun fire from the German trenches must be discovered if the English infan- try was to carry out assaults with success.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

WALDEN, Mol. H. Wiseman, who abused Red Cross worker and shot a marshal, was killed by mob of citizens.
 CLEVELAND-Ban held up a bank and secured $15,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

SEELEY'S White Pine Tar with eucalyptus and menthol-for coughs and colds-25c. soc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

THE EMPIFE -All u , News At the Tims. Whsn z n &svs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22
DOUGLAS CHURCH
 SERVICES

s j. * l. + !. < * * l
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-22

When in doubt about that Xmas
 dinner, call at the San Francisco 1 Bakery. We have it.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-06-12
General Trade Conditions.

Dun's says With the additional
stimulus impaired by the extensive
and increasing government demands,
manufacturing in most branches
throughout the country continues I'M
der high pressure, whereas in about
all sections lessening of ordinary dis
tributive trade has become a more
conspicuous feature. The demolished
retail transactions largely reflect the
backwardness of the season and the
extreme costs of necessities are also
influential in causing curtailed pur-
chasing by consumers.
That the restricted movement OF
commodities has in some cases affect
ed collections is now more evident
and where stocks of staple goods
have not undergone normal deple
ton, special sales have been inau
gurated to reduce the accumulations
Weekly bank clearings $4,69S,O75,
6ss, an increase of 33.1 per cent over
last year.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-06-12
LIBERTY LOAN SLOW
COMING FORWARD
$1,000, 000,00o HAS BEEN so FAR
SUBscRIBED-ALL DISTRICTS
ARE BEHIND.
STATEMENT FROM MCAD0O
Not One of ~ Reserve Districts Sub
scribed Minimum Amount Alot-
ted, Some Instances Less
Than One-Third.

Observation-Disclosures of subscrip-
tons to the Liberty loan, aggregat-
ing $1,000, 100000 as announced by
Secretary McAdoo, were made public
Sunday by the treasury department,
showing that not one of the ~ fed
eral reserve districts has subscribed
to it's minimum allotment, although
New York, with the most favorable
showing, has nearly reached the min
imum.
Tn some instances the amount Of
subscription from federal reserve dis
tricts has fallen to less than one
third of the allotments. The figures
made public are based upon actual
subscriptions forwarded to the re-
serve banks.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-06-12
SAY COCKTAILS BLOCKS
CHANCE TO WIN WAR
Clark and Eustis Enthusiasts for the
Wooden Ships, May Have Charges
Aired in Congress.

Washington, d. CT A. Eustis and
F. Huntington Clark, the two engln-
GERS who first put forward the gov
eminent wooden ship-building pro
gram and who were so summary
dismissed from their one-dollar-a-
year government jobs June 8, propose,
according to their friends, to contin-
ue to fight for vindiction. How they
will go about it remains to be seen
Their contention that General Goeth
ais, the general manager of the emer
gency fleet corporation, has deliber
ately thrown away an opportunity to
build many wooden ships probably
will be repeated in congress and will
emphasis.
In the meantime Pacific coast wood
en- shipbuilders who are here are MOI
at all alarmed They believe Genera
Cocktails, when he tells them thai
contracts for just as many wooder
ships as it can be shown can be
built will be ordered. Gulf coast
shipbuilders, however, are not all o.
the same mind, they making partic
ular objections to the lump sum ba
sis of payment insisted upon by Gen
eral Goethals.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-06-12
The Soma Birds Moods.

All our birds use what we call their
voices, just as we use ours, for the
purposes of expression generally, and l
am convinced that bird song proper,
though oftenest the expression of some
phase of the tender passion, is not con-
fined to such expression. In limited
way birds have their lyric and their
dramatic moods, their serious and their
comic songs, their recitative and their
oratorical methods. Bird song has
come, it seems to me, in response to a
growth of the natural desire for a
means of expression. Language is the
highest mode of expression, and bird
song is beautiful and witching, but
very imperfect, Observation-Disclosures.
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SIX Cities One Should See.

There are at least six cities on this
continent which everyone should see,
says Julian Street in Golfers. Every
one should see New York because it is
the largest city in the world, and be-
cause it combines the magnificence,
the wonder, the beauty, the sordidness
and the shame of a great metropolis
everyone should see San Francisco
because it is so vivid, so alive, so gold
en-; everyone should see Washington
the clean, white splendor of which is
like the embodiment Of a national
dream; everyone should see the old
gray granite city of Quebec piled on its
hill above the river like some forti.
fed town in France; everyone should
see the sweet and aristocratic city OF
Charleston, which suggests a museum
of tradition and early American ele
gance, and of course everyone should
see New Orleans.