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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-16

tract of land: NWA NEA, sec.
90, township 10 south, range 46
east, Boise Meridian. containing 40
acres.
This tract is ordered into the mar
ket on a showing that the greater
portion thereof Is mountainous or
too rough for cultivation.
This sale will not be kept open.
but will be declared closed when
those present at the hour named
have ceased bidding. The person
making the highest bid will be re-
quired to Immediately pay to the
receiver the amount thereof.
Any person claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to
file their claims, or objections, on
or before the time designated for
sale.
]. T. CARRUTH, )
1-1S-6t. Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-16

apartment.
Mr.. Stoner was in Cokeville a part
OF last week. and said that the rob-
Der overlooked two gold watches and
a $3.50 gold piece set in a watch
charm, which were on the dresser in
the same room as the jewelry box.
A $500 stickpin owned by Mr..
Stoner had been kept in the same box
up to the morning of the robbery.
but for some reason, unknown TO
himself he had transferred to his
grip.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-ISO.
LATED TRACT
Public Land Sale

dAAasNANA A14N@@
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
Jan. Is, 1917.
Notice il hereby given that, as di-
rected by the commissioner of the
general land office, under provisions
of sec. 2455, r. g., pursuant to the
application OF John g. Eschler, Ray
m0nd, Idaho, serial No. 02348S, we
will offer at public sale to the high
est bidder, but at not less than $500
per acre, at IL o'clock q. m, on the
18th day of March, 1917 next. at
this office, the following tract of
land: Eh NEA. sec. Z. township
5 south, range 46 east, Boise Me-
ridian, containing 80 acres.
This tract 10 ordered into the mar
ket on . showing that the greater
portion thereof il mountainous OF
too rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open, but
will be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceas-
ed bidding. The person making the
highest bid will be required to i'm.
mediately pay TO the receiver the
amount thereof.
Any person claiming adversely the
above described land are advised
to file their claims. or objections, on
or before the time designated for
sale.
]. T. CARRUTH.
1-1S-6t Register
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
List.

Department of the interior, q. s.
Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
Jan. 13, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that John @.
Teuscher of Raymond, Idaho, who on
June 9Th, 1910. made homestead en-
try No. 0S373, for the E1k sEA,
SEA NE N. sec. 90. NEA NEA sec.
90, township 10 south, range As
east Boise Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make five-year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before n B. Cherry, u.
8. commissioner. at his office in
Montpelier, Idaho. on the 9th day OF
February, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph F. Ponlsen, George c. Bagley,
Charles H. Teuscher, Fred G. Evans,
all OF Raymond. Idaho.
]. T. CARRUTH,
1-19-6t Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-16
Severe Cold ouickly Cured

ION December first I had a very
severe cold or attack Of tha grip as
It may be. and was nearly down sick
in bed" writes o. J. Metcalf, from
Weatherby, Mo. 81 bought two bot
ties of ChamberlAin's Cough Rene
dy and 1t was only q few days until
| was completely restored to health.
| firmly believe Chamberlain's Coueh
Remedy ia one OF the best medicines
and will know what to do when I
have another cold" obtainable ev-
erywhere.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Joseph, Rasmussen, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Joseph Rasmussen, deceased,
to the creditors of. and all persons
having claims against, the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said administra-
tor, at Montpelier. Bear Lake coun-
ty, Idaho.
Dated at Montpelier this 9Th day
OF February, 1917.
Thomas c. Jensen.
Administrator OF the estate of JOS
eph Rasmussen, deceased. 2-9-4
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Seats on Sale at Jones-Robiso

construction OF which is authorized
in the navel program for the next
three years.
AS to personnel, there are 1856 Of
ticers and TATTOO enlisted men au-
thorized, although this is not the &C
tual present strength The navy at
present lacks sufficient men to man
its imposing fleet completely.
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To cOntlnGe Work Desplte war.

The italian government has placed
the geological station at Naples under
the control Of a royal commission. of
which F. Saw. Monticello, professor of
zoology In the University of Naples. Is
president. The commission announces
that It viii supply means to continue
the work Of the station. and enpoga.
nents entered into In regard to tablsa
or research.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-16
1-1s-6t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-Iso
LATED TRACT
Public Land Sale

EUDHC Aaam0 sale
Department of the Interior, q. g.
Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho
Jan. IS, 1917.
Notice is hereby given, that as
directed by the commissioner OF the
general land office, under provis-
ions of sec. BASS, r. s., pursuant to
the application of Rose K. Eschler
Raymond. Idaho, serial No. O234S9
we will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, but at not less than
$500 per acre, at 11:15 o'clock a
m, on the 18th day of March, 1917
next. ct this office, the following
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-16
Something Good

Those who hate nasty medicine
should try Chamberlain's Tablets for
constipation. They are pleasant to
take and their effect II so agreeable
and SO natural that you will not re-
alize that II has been produced By 3
medicine. obtainable everywhere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

6mbtquortier in Ser Office Der
Idgli6en Gma6n Irtbilne oufge.
iflagen. @err Goienberq befinoet
iif oui elmer 5erieureiie nod Cali.
iormia un0 oieie benilst er oasl1 in
Ben Sa~uptitG0ten 0es @eges emf.
lang nb5uiteigen un0 Sfi53en ouf.
3uueBnen fir ieine 3eitung. 9ic
critic 5taot Die ser aituitler, Den
mir hermit in elmer aarrifat1ir
6rinaen, beildte, lit Cmaba. 81
fat 6eute nit Dem ben Stiinitler
eigenen SddrfbIid ieine 5tu0ier
uuf Sen StraBen unierer Sta0t &c.
m1ft lm6 miro ieiner 3eitung eint
3ci6nnng liafern, bic mir III eini.
gen 8o8en aud in bet TribiIne 81
6ringeu boifcn 6err RoienberG
miro nad geiidtigung uniercl
Staot. beute noht neiterreiien I'M
in Genper SIT fur3em 4ufent9aIt al
iteigen.
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Gpariamfeit init gled6adicH.

3a jsBt an allen Gden unO Gnben
Erbaltung bon Rabrungss uuo ars
bereH RuBartiteln geprsbigt ptrb, 70
lei aud Der m5gliten beiieren gtuBs
5arma4ung DON GOnlerDeHs8ls9s
6i9ieu ge0a4t, bic bis9sr aud BON
9ausbdIterii9su BerfOnen meifeHs
p%eggeporien nuroen; uub BON bensa
Bodftens sinise no9 bon RitterH Der
Qeerfrabe Derpenoet porben IinD.
Man6e Quslan6er in Qmerita
pfIs8sn iaou longs ioI6e 9idisn
90er 8onnsn mebrmaIs 81 beuussu,
.Re is bieiel6en oufgsben. sic enps
fsblen bafar folgenoes gtrfabrsn:
8iIl man cine Somafens cher
fouItige 8udis 10. 3 0ffnen, Obns
fs gu ~Der0erbsH, 70 TtsIIe man iie
NIT Dem 8oben nab obeu un6 Ieee
auf ben mittIsren areis posr bic
aappe cine grobe un0 Iehr belize
aobIe. Rad siuer Miuute fam man
bic a06le fpegnsBmen, uno bann Idbt
Iia bic 3iHntappe lsidt ab5sben.
glan entferne iofort ben gan5sn Sns
bait Der giidis, fpof@e bieIe, trodne
Fe grunblid unb Bebe ie an eiHem
trodeueu plabe nuf. Ollie bic run.
ben tleiHen 3inn : 3ntrsn bsfpdbrs
man fir fpdtsren gsbrau9. man
lam bic 8i65e ie6er5sit pisOer gum
Ginmn6en bon SOnloten, geeren
obsr nnbsren Spsifsn nsbmen nnb
gang ME nit elmer nensn 9i6le
berfabren. Sober, Der aud uur Elm
bibden nit Dem 90tseiien umSuges
zen Dermag. tam bic aanHs tpisOtr
5uI0ten.
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oenoe Griuee BON 100000 altattll
mirb wubl erIt am /. 9ttobcr lire
ssattonnements be5ieben tonttcii.
oenn cher tperoen Die goraden mobl
nidt fertie oaiteben, tuio 60 nimnlt
%ipenigitens Elm Snbr III Auipru9,
aus einem 8ibiIiIteH einen dnneBul.
barren Sol0oten Su MAIDEN. 0eSbolb
miro oos 5peite aufgebot bon 500,.
900 @ann toum Dor udhiten Com.
mer erfolgen. Der Sauptgrirno tiir
ole Innginme 9eioroerung 1T BARN
au iudeL ooB nitt seniioeno S6if.
fe fir bie geforSerruo Der Eruppen
b%orbunOen iino.
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Mniiiide M%el6nnaen.
Observation-Disclosures
Bill at sen AMsipnb1

@oibfngton %. Subtle @ab-
runosmitteI aontroa 9iit tit pom
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Der Rom &C.
not omeuoierter 5orn ON 0en Som
farea8ausiduB u6ermieien moroen.
G8 mag meden Der Announcements 3u
6itiaen 9ebattan fputun.
Gas 5enatsfomitee fin Nlilttdr.
angelegenbeiten bat bette Die 8ill
Ill 8ratung, Iaitt me(der 9dhtbitr.
ger gum ariegsoienit Dcrange3oger
ner0en ioaen.
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Gaa0e0s unfetpams
fir H~cnikriptien!

Cttatuo. Ont, Is. SitIi. Die
notwithstanding Iiegt lest oent
5enat Dor, nah0em 0as ltnterbeus
6ielel6e IN 6ritter Geiuag geitern NIT
101 gagca "A Stinn1eH angenom-
men bat. a4e ~0iejenigen. nelfe tltr
Die 4naabme itimmten, itn0 Attglo.
aanaoier. mabreRo Die @c8ner Trnli-
collide aana0ier iino.
Ger irubare 8reutierutirllter, Cir
Bllfrie0 eaurier. mar Der 6ilbrer
Der @eaner. Or iprad Die 8arlutng
aus. 6dB Die gurdfubriGng Der Son,
Iriptiou idlinule Reiultate sur
f5olQe ba6en mitroe.
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Ggplciicn auf
amerik. Gan4eoct!

darlington, Is. SaIi. auf
Dem bel Gapite, 8bilippinen itatlos
nierten amerlfaniiden &audboot Z.
z enftano geitern nadmitta8 elne
@rplolton BEL Der fGltf Mann Den
Goo ianoen unD orei 0erlest plr'
ben.
ssn einer gefanntmadilng oe&
Observation-Disclosures Ganiels beiBt e..
6aB lalt borlaufiger lluteriuduna
bic grplofton bic 5oLge Der 4n'
iommlttng non @ainIinaaien in e.
mem Qbtgil oes gootes. 4ltf mel6C
@aiie iid 6ieiel6en ent3unoet BADEN.
tonnte ned ntdt in G~rfa5rnng &c.
brnht ner0en.
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S0lcniki ais ttene
ierbil6e PamptitaSt!

@oj6ingtorL %. Suli. - Siar if
6ie 9lodridt eiugatroffen, ooB oie
grie6iihe gfegierlm8 eingewillgt
babe, 0aB Serbien IN Salonif! iei-
nen borIdufigen 8egierungsiib auf-
i6Iage.
Die aIiicrten boben mnmebr orc
9lofa0e Der griediiden aitite nui.
gege6en, nlo @rie6enlau0 ge1r mlr
nit ben Iliierten @anO in @au0.
Qaourd mirb cine batradtlide an.
5obl britiifer 8rnppen far moert
arieasiAanpLaBe frei.
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Gilc nit 1ocile, BELTS
ickt IN maitinGtcn!
WVe6r ais 100000 @auu f6nncr
bis Septembcr 1918 nidlt nad
Sranfreidj geIdift tuerSen.

@oibington, 25. Suli. = e8 uir0
bier 6aIboffi5iea erflart, Dab bis
Sontar nGditm Sabres i9nerli9
mebr uis 100000 Muun omertfa'
ntifer Sruppen in 5rnntreih iein
tueroen; uno bis gum 5eptember
1918 ertpartef man 100000 Ram
6riiben al baben. 9ie nell 81 bill
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gerlius SanblaSen idlieFtn nm
feds 1lbr.

Berlin iber 2onooh %. Siri.-
gie 59ubgeihdite @roB 8erlinS
iln0 ieet loltt geidlaB 0es 9erbar-
0es 9eutl1er SdubpareabaHoler
uair nod bon 9 ubr bis 6 ubr offen.
gieie ~Derfar3te 9lr6eits8eit iou Ben
4nqeteaten SIR @rboluHg oienen,
mdbrer0 Der W1ittogsittn0en 5Dei
Meae erlparen un0 eine eutloitung
Der ofieutlidjen 9erfe5rSmitteI Der
beiiil9ren.
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,,,ltcin Paus lit
nleine BMrG!"
60 crflart 9Oliseiridter 6itgeralb
in Der 9luge gegeH llebcrtretnng
Ses 9rObi6itiOnsseietes.

Gin gemeis, 0oB man inter Dem
ra6iaten 9robibitionSgeieB Der Der
folglng5nut bon m%iSgiinltigen gfoh.
barn un0 ro6iii6tigen Geinoen aus.
9eiebt lit, Giefert %foIaenoer Soil
nit Dem ii6 4oIi5eiridter Sanes
8ibgeroI0 Qienstog 6ei4Gitigen
muBte.
SEER Clinton MiiQer, Elm in 0eitt,
i6en areiIen pobl6efannter @}uru,
Uobnte Dor Snfrofttretung be8 Gro.
bibitiouSgeiebes bel Serm Otto Dor.
dert, 800 for0l. II. Strobe neil
8rau M&iQer ~erfranft mar un0
in Grceliior Springs, gloa meilte,
Ser @tiller fauite ii6 aud eiren
fIeinen @orrat BON 6laideubier uuo
brodte Is i'm Seller Des @errn gor-
dert 1nter. Crit nod Sntrafttre.
tuna 0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be3og
SER DIFFER nit ieiner Satin cine
8obuuug in Sen California apart-
ments. ghln uuBte @1iaer. I'M
iein Bier ST. befoHmer, eS geIegent
lid non 9orherts Seller uah 8nus
brinqen.
Sin neiOti6er godbor Ser So.
mile 9ordert CAB MIN Der 9oli3ei
on, 6oB IN 0erem &altie onoere Gen.
te @etr1nte b1tten, 2ebten 9iens.
tag o6enO boIte iif SER @tiaer bier
5loiten bon ieiren 10 aiiten Bier
na6 Suuie, pur0e ober bon elneul
@~ebeimpoli5iiten oai Dem 5aimpegc
i6eriuaen uuo berboftet. Seine 10
laiIten gier uno Ser qonBe @ctrdu-
feporrat oe8 @errn gordert muir.
Den foufts3iert,
&err @liaer euaogierte fid Den
Senator Sobn @oriartp 5u ieinenl
8ertei6iger uno Der motta tin $50.
[i5cigcriht geltcn0, oaB idon aus
Dem @rul0e, neil ser @ebaImpoli.
siit in 9ordert' Seim eingeoruu-
\ gen iei obne etnen 8aushtdungsbe-
febl 3u babett, Der 5nu niebergeihIa.
qen un0 bic 6erren 9orhert I'M
gPiQer lire @ctrdnte 5ltritderboIter
iouten. @~oli3eiridter 5ibgeroI6 gaf
ser 8oli8ei Den 8efebl, Die 8etrcmfl
0es Serrn 8orbert granddaughter
9err @2iaer berlor ie0od feline &c
traufe, 9ing ober obne je0e Strafl
aus. Ger Sal lit Elm iebr midtj
ger un0 miro nod Ser Gntideiouna
oes @oIi8eirihters. sic 6urh bel
o6ereeridtli6e Gntidei6ungan be
itdtigt it, IN 3ufltnit niamanb il
einem 9eim nod @etranfe iufa
f0nnen ouBer or bat 6aus ruduags
/ befeble in ieinem 8eiis.
/. Ser 8orfaa 5eigt e6en miP0er
bob Qrobibttion cine nie0ertrdhtig
Notwithstanding lit un0 ben ellen
, Den rahiihtigen Qngebern Titr TN
Tor ottnet, Ser bette Burger fam
. 6urd @robibition bag Gpfer cine
binterIiitiqen, rotiihtigen angriff
mcroen. Die Gntidei0ltug oes 6rie
, oensridters Fitzgerald bic 0a.
= 6uisredt meniqitens in fIeine1
W}aBe mobrt, neroient rAd9oltsIoi
4n~erfennung.
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arieqsfOiten ser sdueis.

Bern, %. SILL. 8an6esrot
a2otta, Der gBef oes 6iaaa80eParte-
n1ertg, teIlte I'M J~tationalrat nit.
DAB Sic i6rpei5eriihen @lo6iliiie-
rangsfolten iih bisber auf 725
Wiiaionen Jrant beInuien. 8is On
Be 4ngljt 1917 ipiroen tie auf 500
Mliainnea 6rnnt a~niteigen. Soate
Der arieg Dieies Sa1r nift 8u er0a
qebprL narOe nDie Soften cine Dill
liar6e 5rant ilberidreiteu. Sic 5ra.
gq, mic Die bisberigen Soften geoedt
fDer0en icllen, lit in Oct 8ulPtin4a
nod ungel0lt.
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Deuti6lanSs Anttpcrt
an ClcpSeOeorgc!

Berlin. uber 2onoon o. Suli.-
Sic antluort 0es oemofratiiden
Deutihlanos ouf CLOUD Georges Or
ft1rung, oaB Der Iaudbootfriea Elm
6eb1idlag lit, lit: 100000 Son.
nen ieit Dem 1. 8e6ruar oerientt",
erfldrt 5eute Die a@oiiiide 3eihln8. -"
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pa5ifiltcm allel1 I'M
Sr0nkrcicb t6ti9!
@eneureaa ipettsrt 0ageeen; Seller
bel Der irau5SGiAcn GifeaRDe
5igcgebcn.

Boris, rs. Gull. - &ebohtiouGs
re Glemate treiben III 6raatreih
gropagnnoa, I'M Die Sol0aieu gu
entmutign mlo Stinumins iir eli
men bal0igen 5rieoeu gu MAIDEN, ME
Senator GlerHeneean III ainer
5isuue Oes Senats mitteilte. Gle
meneeau 500 oen 01iHiter Oe8 5u.
nern g1alpD Our6 Die SeAel, neil
er oieien umtriebeH teia enor mas
DE.
Glemenceau beballptete, DAB 0ieie
2el,te Die Organization eInes aomi-
tees pon GoloQten. uaD ArbeIteroele.
aatcr, 1bnli9 mie III 9taBIarlo, be-
i~ilrtporteten. 9lif i9re &ropagdloa
ieian gtas1rii6e ser un5ufriaoen9elt
qefaIgt. Ger 5enotor irqgtg rparltm
feline MaBnubmen ergrifien por0en
ieien, 0ieie 4ropagoaoa 5R inter
oriidep.
Mlaluo antrportete, Die 4oli8ci lei
ongeiuielaa Woroen, je0es oer5rc9e'
ride un~ternegnlen ga unter0rudeu,
er claude ober ni6t, 0aB Der 5enai
mlnide, baB er cine fein0lIhe sol
tuug eegeu sic arbeiteHoen alaiien
~annebtne.
9renier Ribot oertei0igte 9talun
Gr ingte Die Organization bon @r.
beitern oitrfte nidt fin Die 9an0llm
gen ron i6le6ten @atrioten OeraRt
mortli1 genaadt meroen, Die bin UNI
mieDer nit uutterf1lHpier. ISL
itebela etner &aupagne Der 4erfi0t
gegeniiber, oie ut6t miBbariIdnoei
neroen bari rief Ribot. p4atidl
lam BAT Ben 6rieoen n0tig nm mtI
ihn erlangen, lingeahtet Der aa5R
lpellDellOen Gtittel.@
grauSe far 3ebilles gEtlaRnng.
8dbreno Der Gebatte nlroe otfi
siea 5ugegeben, oaB 6ei Scr frau5l
ffiden gffgiibe am l6. 2lpriL iftDl
re 6eBler begangen mur0ea al0 0a
General gepilLe. Der oamalio
Gberltfomman0teren0e oespege
ieines gurtas entiest pur0e,
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NtranSe fir @eniILes GatLaRnna.
1l1erikc nirnnlt iitb
feiner Burger an!

or galo, Ger, %. Sldi. = Der
nlertfaaiihe @eneralfoniuI 4a0res
Garcia bat iib beutte mad &ucfon,
@ri5., begeben, Inn ben SAT- oes
Merffaners @aoul Gomingue5 81
unteriuden, Der bort int @efdng1lis
lit, neil er an cine me1ifmiide 53eis
tlsng einen Brief eelarie6Pn baben
I0a, hi Dem Die Ser. 1tadten berun-
glin1pft Der0en.
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9rai. gSilioa lObt 9atriotismas
eines G~Hiabaers.

80ibington, p. 5lilI. = Nrall.
bent 8ifon Got s. s. WieSbme ii
Oma9a, ociien ieds S0bne it'd Der
armee geitellt babeI, einen peri0a-
.liden grief geididt. in Dem er bic.
lem fir 0eiien iotuie ieiner Sosnl
@atriotismas ieiue gauunoerunl
nAs0rlidt.
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Sd1wcSii0c Sdiffs>
DerlmSte Inn Arieoe!

20noou, Is. 5nIi. 8ie nlts
appenbagen telegrapbiid sealeloet
mirb, belauft iid Die 3abl Der ieIt
arieggbeginu ourA gdnen ooer
gnuhbopte oerientten idpeOiihe1l
Gdiffe nuf 1876. GieieIben batten
einen @einIntgebalt BON $4,000
I81nei.
Gie 0ariihen Gee0ereien baben
Den @erluR bon $50 6a~br3eugen 81
b~eflngen.
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trH6en 8uI6moi9ine lit Elm liebliber 2ott an elneln
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bic Seiten Sbrer neutrality-suspicious. ourbblottern.
The evening world., 1917-06-18
ON WHOSE SIDE IS CONGRESSl

"a EFoRE many months passed. perhaps before the end Of
the present year. will be question Of pOpulsrizng another
- bond issue.
Congress authorized five billions of bonds The first Liberty
Loan has disposed Three billions remain to
be sold.
for the purpose Of distributing the first bond issue be continued and
machinery and advertising used campaigning for the first loan will
be kept ready for further service
Under national need Americans viii buy later issues Of
war bonds they have bought the first
before they asked subscribe Of their savings
earnings service Of the Government and before they taxed
to supply ware they entitled established and to
feel Federal safeguards which shall protect them from
economic enemies at home
The Of these enemies is greed, which INCREASINGLY
by raising the cost Of the food they cannot do without
sorely needed safeguard Americans enter upon this is
Federal Food Control.
Every Congress should be made to face that fact this
declare whether he for justice and fair prices for
profiteering and e1tortion.
Unless the forcing Of food prices checked the Of
nations workers will be seriously impaired Unless they
the Federal Government with them and not the side
price boosters pOpuang future loans going to be
uphill work
This the week for the country upon Congress the plain
Upon efficient Federal control Of food production and food
prices will unqueOnaby depend popular confidence and staying
power to last through this
The evening world., 1917-06-18
LET THE U. s. FURNISH AIR FLEETS.

INVOLVEMENT Of Administration plan to put thousands
AN Of American amen with American aiplanes action
the western front within the year will be greeted with
enthusiastic approval
Since the latest Allied drives in France and Belgium French
and British experts have had than Of the immense
advantage be gained by maintaining forces overwhelmingly
stronger than those the enemy gone
to predict that victory will be in the air.
We be Secretary Baker expressing view which
with the experience of this nations allies when he says
while the addition Of few infantry units the million
already engaged the front hardly hope
decision,
eew "a u @ uane AvlAUD's VIII WIZ" | i U eN USE
thousand armen, the Secretary Of War points be
abroad easily thousand nanymen and apanes and
'-' motors can be shipped readily artillery.
Young Americans make wonderful aviators Enough Of them
have already distinguished themselves France make the idea
of huge American air fleet profoundly inspiring
The S6OOOOOOOO winch the Aircraft Production Board con-
sd necessary for the aviation programme
spend and machines that be expected comparatively
short time to give such service and achieve such results