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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October %, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Wpn Der Ireibeitsanlei6c.
{ Associated Press

Gbicogo, 27. Sft. Gic bier 6ellz
tc @benb aus Dem Z. gltllbesbe5irl
ein9elaufenen 9ericbtc 5eieen an, Daf
bic bent 9e5irf 5uertbeilte o6ditilmz
me fir sic 3lpeite Sreibeitsnnleibe -
500, 100000 - ipabrl6einli6 err
rei6t lporDen lit. aonlerpatibe S6az
tungen 5eigen, baB sic Stobt gbicagr
lire 3uertbeillng bon $1S0,00O,0o0
Inn ipenigltens $10,O0O,OOO iiberz
seicbnet bnt. @leid5eitig bericbtete So
ma cine 3eidnun9 BON $71, 100000.
Glein 8mtterb6ric.
Gbicago, 27. Oft. Cine nel1e
llnteriudlng ieitens ser 9unoesgrobz
gelbiporcnen iiber sic. @elhdftsmetboz
oen ser glgin 8oaro Of Srabe, beIiet
befonnt unter bem 9iamen glgiuzSlltz
terbDrle, ipiro pplr Gobert SS. Gbilbs,
spe5ial 6ilfsgeneralanlualt Der
8uuoesregierlng, geplant. 9ieIe Se=
bDrbe apar letfen sluguit bon Sen gunz
Observation-Disclosures unter11dt tpprz
Sen, bp6 lpuroe gegen lie nidt porgez
gangen. Na6 Snformationen, Sic 9err
Gbilbs erlan9t fat, bdlt sic 9Drie na6
lpic ppr ibre ip66entliden @isungen
ab. sluf bielen Sitln9en loll angeblt6
lpie sic Spe5ialagenten Ser Negierllng
i'll grfabrune gebra6t baben luollen.
Ser 8utterpreis fiir oenSiten nno Siiz
sen oes 2anbes feitgelett iperben.
Garnc9ie Selben.
Yittsbur9b. Ga, 81. Oft. Sic
&ommillion bes Carnegie oelpenz
fpnbs perlieb in ibrer sis1ns bonn
5sreitos in Yittsbur9b, Ta., 81 @ez
baiQen fir sltte bon 9elbenlnutb. Sn
S Sdl[en purben Silbermeoaiaen, III
46 8ronse,neoaillen perlieben. 12 Ser
SpelSen biiBten bel Ser Nettungsarbeit
ibr 2eben elm, unb Sen &intcrbliebenen
bon ad)t berlelben ipllrben Yenlipnen
I'M @eiammtbetrag bon $5,46o int
Sssa6r sl.geltanben. Sen Mngehortgea
BON 5tpei dl1beren 5elben, tpeld)e tbr
9eben einbiiBten, tpl1rDe sic sl1nn1e
bon $4,000 betpillist. giner Ser 9elz
Sen Spg itd @erlesungen 81, tpelde
tbn gum ariippel MAIDEN, ipofir er
1915 erbielt.
slb9eleben bon bieIcn G5elbgeldenz
fen iuurbcn in s Sdllen $4,000 fir
@rsiebungs5ipede betpilligt; bie 3abz
lungen erfolscn nad Seoarf lrnb nit
8e1tdtigung Ser &pnunillion. Sn 26
anbereu Sdllen lpnrben ,$21 900 fir
lonltige tpiirbise 3lpede belpillt9t. Sic
slussablung bielcr @eloer miro ieooeb
niht cher eriolgen, als big bie &pmz
miiion Sic oiesbe5iiglidcn Nlane Der
gclpbnten gebilltgt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28
Satriutiid,c Srtidaft.
{ Associated Press

gSaterlpo, 81. Oft. Slmner,
cine Ortldait bon etlpa 1900 Ginipobz
nern, Sic falt ale pelticb ober peutIder
Nbltomnllng linb, bnt $4,000 fir
Sic Sreibeitsanleibc ae5cidnet ~ et1
Siinftel Ser 3uertbeillng fir Sremer
County.
Gin Cooperative WeidJaft lit srcpnor.
Grepnpr, 81. Sft. Sarn,er uno
G5e1ddftsleute in SreDnpr baben et1e
Cooperative Gelellidaft ge9riinnet rno
at Die1em S1ped bereits bie nDtbtse'1
Corporations slrtitel beim Gecoroer
eir,traseu laiIen. 9us Setriebsfapital
ipurbe auf $4,000 feitseicet, in Ut
tien BON ie $10O. 9ie @elellidaft miro
1id ban1it befailer, I'M Groceries,
Ghnittipoaren, 8leioer, giIenimaren,
@t0bel, Sarmerserdtbi Sle'ld]
uno allgcmeine &aufmanns e'itter 81
nerfaufen.
Sic ,S,forporatpren belteben aus
folaenben Serren: Gns. Vol5, Srep.
aaitens, slns. @a9ner, 9enrp Sollf'
@ep. q. GbnieIar, ocnrp 9ennede'
gs,n. q. @prtbmonn, 9enrp SteHe11'
6. q. gurneilter, Sobn $. Eeterlen'
8. q. @ortbmonn uno Ntar 9teper.
Gin 9usIdub 5ur 2citung Der @eldlafz
te lpurbe ernount, beltebenp aus folz
ecnoen Serren: 5arrp 9nllt, SreD
aurItens. Sobn q. &ortbn1ann, 9enrg
@teffens unb 6. q. Surmeilter, Die
bis CUR Serlammllns am 1. W@tt7
ipod, im Sanuar iuneiren iperoen. sS'e
Stan,ten fir oenlelben 3eitruun1 llno'
ipic folst: Yrdiioent, 9enrp @ol't; S1z
seprdlipent. Sreb aaltens; Setreta'
uub @eiddftsiiibrer, @lts. SolS;
Sdatmeiiter. Nusuit Sammroiu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28

, >SSllIuU Bc!puyIlc Dcllle NueIlu ellte VIZ
16bltng bon 45c bic Come i'm Yreis
| fir 8ei6toblen bon 10 gut ipie allen
@ruben bes 2anbes. 9icle Yreiss
bDbun9 tritt Montag Wursen Inn lies
ben llbr in &raft.
Ser neue Yreis ipirb sic 2obncrz
b6bun9 befe,1 bie jiinelt 5ipilden oen
@rubenbelibern 11np =slrbeitcrn i'm
Iogen. Central Competitive Sielb nnb
anberen 8e5itfen pereinbart purbe.
Sic @erfiiaun9 Des Yrdiibenten be-
ltimmt, bab Sic grb0bung nidt fir
Sulle gilt, mo 6eltebcnbe &ontrafte
cine grb0bung ipesen 2n6niteigeruna
poriebcn. 9locb fat lie fir @e5irfe@ Gill
ttgfcit, no Die slrbeiter llnb @rubeuz
belieer iid iiber Sic @rubenlfraibez
itinmungen ni6t in elmer @eile einiz
gen, ser sic &oblenberlpnltung 5uz
ltinmt.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October %, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
@crratbcriidc Mrtifcl werbcn nidt
gebmlbct.
gSa lbtngtDn, 20. Sft. Ser
3necf bes spipnagcz uno bcs u6anbel
NIT Dem Seiube" @eleees, iolpeit es
ge9en unlotalc 3eitungen angeipenoet
ipcrbcn ioll, lit ausfiibrlieb in
eincm 9riefe an Sic @eralsgcber erz
fldrt, ser ppm @enera( Yoltmei lter
gcltcrn befaunt 9egebeu lpurbe.
9ia6 Ser Interpretation burd bas
Epltz 9epartement, maden Sic @eieke
es fir jebe YerIpn, Sirma pber Sc
lellldaft ungeieblid, irgeno peld)e ge<
Drllrfte ODER anbere Sncben Our6 Sic
Yolt 3u pericnben, 81 trnnsportiren,
ober 5u tragen, pher onbertpeitig 81
pu6lt5iren, ooer lpdbrenD Ser 9aner
bes ariegcs sll bertgeilcn, bas folgenz
bes entbalt:
gritens @prlhldge lno N1abz
nllnsen 5u @erratb, Mufrubr pber
fraftpollen @iberitanb 9e9en. irgenp
cin 8eieB Ser Ser. Staoten.
3tpeitens slngabeu ialj6er @es
rihtc ooer ialiden 8ebauptungen,
Ste barauf bin5ielen, bie Sperationen
pber Ben grfolg Der Armees. noer Raz
rine Sffi5ierc ser Ser. Staaten 5lt
binbern oOer sen grfolg ibrer Seinbe
sll f0rbern.
9rittens srgenb etipas, oas
Snlllbproination, llulopolitdt. Wteu=
terei oocr sSei9erllng ser Nflidterfiif@
lung untcr Sen miIitdrild)en ooerSlot@
tenltreitfrdften bcrpur5urufen be-
itimmt lit.
@iertens - Nrtifel, sic ouf Ser
Ser Hcfrlttirln9 pber Des
freilpilligen Gintritts in ben 9ienit Ser
Ser. Stoaten absiclcn gum 9tadtbetle
Deg 9ienltcs ser Scr. Staaten.
Ssiinftcns = Sic @erbreihmg uno
&erDfientlidung BON Gacben. Sic cine
Gerlebllng Ser bieleu anoeren frimi<
nellen Gropilionen bes Spipnage Gee
lebes inpolbiren.
Seditens - Grl1dlaben in frenben
Spro6en, Sic gia6ridten, coitortelle
pber onbcre Mrtifel entbalten, Sic li6
ouf sic Ser. Staaten pber ir9enb einc
9tatiun. Sic an oieIem ariege betbeiligt
lit, ooer allf beren Eolitif, innereslngez
legenbciten, SEN Stanb llnh oie Siibz
rllng bcs arieges ober bierallf be5ng=
nebmerbc Singe, be5ieben, al1Ber tuenn
Ser 6era,,sgeber pberGertbeiler oapon,
biz ober porgbgabe berleIben 5urFpltz
berorberl1ng ober ir9enopelder Ser
tbcilung bei Sem EpltlneiIter bcs Grtes
Ser Ger1ffcntlidllng cine 9ctreue lnn
bon ltGnbige lteberfebung Deg Irtitcls
binterlegt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28


gs bieB beute gbeno. bab bon Ser
Mrmee $75, 100000 unb bon ser Wmz
rine $6O,000,0O0 ge5eibnet lporben
1eien.
Sdabamtlefretdr Mcglbou ertlarte,
SoB Sic 5tpeite Sreibeitsunleibe iid 5ll
einem acknowledgement Grfulg geltalz
tct babe.
"gs lit cine srobe Gbre", lagte Ser
sefretar. anfiinoigen 5u f0nncn, bab
sic 5lpeite ,Sreibeitsanleibc beoeutenb
iiber3eidnet iporhen lit. I'm ptepiel,
miro iidy crit in mebreren Sagen felt%
ltelleu laiien.
STE Scralsforberllng bes &ailerS lit
BON hcm freien amertfanilben @olf III
nibt miB5uueritebenber @eile beantz
ipprtet iporbcn."
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October %, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
GrbDDmmg bes &oblenpreiies.
{ Associated Press
@a bingto,l, 27. Sft. HrdI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28

fir sic Sreibeitsanleibe fat 8aterlno
cine Mlebr5eidnuns bon $4,000 bis
S15O,OOO. Sic Stabt bat etipa 1900
6a1sbaltlmgen uno fat mebr als
1000 ein5elue 3eidnlrn9en fir oleYn<
I,;6, ,,,f,,,S,pi1e11
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28

ssn ollenSdncn ipl,rSen alle Stimmz
5ettel, iporauf Sic Stimm9eber, anitatf
Gin &rels IN Sem &terefe binter oem
@prt ngio" sli n1atben, basSS0rtden9fo
uber altd Oes babinter ihricben, perz
porfen. Gin eutes Sing lit es, bab
bas Des ebenio oft geI6rieben ipllrbc
ais bos siu, lonit ipiirbe bas slmenb@
uent nod 5r,r In,1abn,e gelan9en. @s
lit nngloublid, ipiebiel geOanfenlole
|Gtimn9eber es ir,,uer nod eiebt. Sic
Erelie CAB iih reblid]e Ndiibe, sic 9iirz
ger bariiber arfsufldren llnb Sod
gla,1ben Giele in,mer nod, ibren eige%
nen @eg einidlagcn gu f0nner I'M
ibren @illen funb 81 acbcn. Ser etn@
Sigc Srplt bei Ser Gadc lit Ser, buB es
berartige Stimn,9eber auf beiben Sei%
ten gibt. Sic Nieberla9e Ser vSrofe~
ncn" l6eint trut Ser Nahsdblllng ge<
iidert su lci,,, bcnn sic 6erren Srobiz
bitioniitcn iinS gang md,lsdenitia gcs
ipprben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28

= Gerabe oam iinb mir NIT oel1t
Sd,idlal nnsl,iricbell, luenn mir be-
fon11neu, 1pars mir oeroienen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28
: 8nnoestanptitaot.

True translatio yA with the
postmaster at Dav Iowa, on
Act Of October s. 3
Bic ameritauiide " ! dst sn.
( Associated Z
sSaibington 81. Sft. Sic
gan5e Station bprhte beute eriparz
tunsspoIl auf, ais Sic @clonn9 fam,
baB amerifanilbe Sruppcn enblidJ
iiber .giemanbslanb" binipeg Den
9eutIden bon slnselibt 8u slnseiidt
Z geeeniiber feben. Sic IeIbung bon
Gen. Geribing, oab Ibeile mebrcrcr
@ataillone ieiner Snfanterie in Den
@rdben ser criten 2iuie ltdnoen. nnz
ter1tiet bon amerifanii6en 8atterien,
Die 16on ge9en Sen Seinb bonnerten,
fadte sic Slamme Ser 8egeilterllng i'm
gau3en 2anbe al.
Sic langc Yerio0e bes @artcns nno
ser Gorbereitung lit jeet iibcr 1bre
erlten perbriebli6en Staoien binipes.
@pn iebt nb >pirD Sic militdril6e@lndt
ser Ser. Staten in Srantreid bcitanz
sig lpabIen, mb bie gr9ebniiie Ser
monatelaueen @orbereituueen lperoen
iicb geaen Sic bclltId)cn Nciben filblbar
MAIDEN.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October %, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
Bon Der areibeitsanlcibe.
{ Associated Press
sSa1bington, 27. Sft. Scute
slbeno lpreden Sic Nn5eid)en 0afiir,
bab Sic 3eidnllngcu fir Sic Sreibeits@
anleibe sic Summe bon $5.0OO,OOO.z
900 errcidt baben.
Cine BON ScbaBamtbcpartmcnt berz
Dffentlicbtc 3uianmel,itellung Der abe
geid)atten 3ei6nuu9en in alien siez
ierpebe5irfen 5eiete cine @eianmtlum@
me BON $4,555, 100000.
Sic 3eidmlnscn, ipic lie beute pol,
alien 8e5irten beri1tet lpurbet, lpaz
ren bei peitem sic grDbten in Scr 9an<
5en &agne, ipoburb bte 8ere6z
lllltgcu erlhtpert iulroen.
Sir sic perldiebenen 9felerpebe5irfc
gibt basSdaeamt fulgenbc 3ablcn an:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-28

(SortIctlrug alli Der 6. seite.)
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
Trade Hits New Record.

The commerce of the world last year
amounted to $45,00O,O 900, compared
with 40,000,000,000 in 1913, the former
high record year, according to a COM
pilation made public by the National
City bank of New York.
AS shown in the banks statement,
the total commerce of the leading ma
tons in 1916 and 1913, respectively,
was as follows:
United States, s7.7S2, 100000; s4,277,-
100000.
Great Britain. $1,000, 100000; $685.
100000.
Canada. s1,S5S. 100000; s1.Os5. OOO,-
900.
Japan, 1897, 900. 200, 900; s67S,OOO, 900.
In many of the less important coun-
tries the 1916 figures were materially
in excess of those of 1913.
1t was pointed out that these figures
for the countries at war were approxi-
mately $4,000, 100000 below the real to-
tai, because of the fact that the mer.
chandise imported by the respective
governments for war purposes was not
included in the official trade returns
In the united kingdom alone the i'm
ports of merchandise for the govern
ment were estimated at more than 81,
| 900, 1000 900, while the value of imports
for the governments of other countries
at war probably amounts to more than
! 81 600 100000
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
PETROCRAD NOT IN
DANGER OF ATTACK
RUSSIAN WAR MINISTER ALLAYS
POPULAR FEAR OF GERMAN
ACTIVITY ON NORTH.
RUM0R ALLIED PE0PLE.M0RE
Regiment Which Precipitated Revolt
Asks to Be Sent to Front-Work-
men Want to Help.--Situation
Completely Changed.

Petrograd.-No serious activity may
be expected on this front soon. The
melting snow, which renders the
roads and rivers impossible, pre-
cludes any big operation.
This declaration of the Russian war
minister, Alexander Guchkoff, at staff
headquarters after a visit to the
northern front appears to dissipate
the alarm created by the startling
warning of the war minister week
ago that the capital itself was men
aced by a threatened German attack,
1t was argued at the time of the min.
listers warning that the mobilization
of enemy forces along the northern
front was seized upon as a pretext
by the new government to arouse the
army and the workingmen and stem
the tide of disorganization.
Whether the danger was exagger'
ated, the effect of the warning has
been to arouse a sentiment of patriot
ism among soldiers and workmen
never before witnessed in Russia. On
the other hand, the war office was
evidently at that time convinced OF
the imminence of danger, as shown
by statement to the Associated
Press that ''the Germans plan to at
tempt an immediate march on Petro
grad"
Whatever prompted the warnings
the situation is completely changed
from a week ago when alarm in the
capital was quite general.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03

movements were short and sharp, with
the market reversing itself before the
close. The market lacks inspiration
Notwithstanding there is plenty of
news, but the trouble with the news Is
that it makes for confusion rather
than confidence. The trade is at sea
and does not seem to get it's bearings.
Recently speculative sentiment is more
bearish than bullish, but the bears do
not show any great confidence in sell
ing and quickly change to the other
side of the market when purchases of
considerable amounts turn the run of
prices to higher level.
Flour-The advances in the price OF
wheat caused a material falling off in
the demand for flour, save in cases
where it was possible to make prompt
shipment. Millers were loath to make
sale of any quantity, unless they
were certain they could ship the same
AS a whole, the miller is not seeking
new business, as he is unable to make
terms of shipments, which are sub
ject to prevailing conditions. At the
moment, the car situation shows nc
| improvement over the unfavorabls
conditions which have existed fol
many weeks.
Feed-Hay and millfeed have beer
advanced sharply during the week anC
the market is strong at the advance
New figures are: Alfalfa 1923, whea
hay $40, bran $29, oats $40, corn $50
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
SPORTING ITEMS

The outlook for a prosperous base
ball year in the Northwestern league
is unusually bright.
Stecher, the husky Nebraska farmer
boy, has a distinction which few ath-
letes of the present day can claim
the distinction of standing in a class
very much by himself.
Fred Fulton has further signified
willingness to take them all on to
prove his right to challenge Jess
Willard. He has signed to NEE Carl
Morris, the giant Oklahoman, April
10.
In a game marked by frequent
clashes between the players and
squabbles with the umpires, the New
York Nationals defeated the Detroit
Americans at Dallas, Texas, Saturday
to 3.
Shooting in magnificent form, the
Kalispell Gun club Sunday defeated
the Spokane Gun club scattergun ex-
perts and gained undisputed posses
sion of first place in the Inland
Empire championship trap shooting
tournament.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, the wonderful
Norwegian girl who set the United
States agog with her prowess on the
tennis courts of the country when she
invaded Uncle Sans domain two
years ago, is losing something of hel
prestige.
In sliding into second base in the
third inning Cobb spiked Herzog, cut
ting a long cash in the latter's left
leg. The players started fighting al
once, with Cobb on top of Herzog and
Fletcher on top of Cobb and players
from both clubs participating in {
battle royal. Police finally separated
the players and Cobb was banisheC
from the game.
Norman Ross of the Olympic clui
of San Francisco and formerly of Spo
kane, Saturday broke two recordh a
the National Amateur Athletic unioI
swimming meet at the Detroit Ath
letic club. In the 500-yard senio
championship race he defeated Tedt
Cam Of the New York Athletic clul
and bud" Wallen of the Chicag'
Hamilton club. Ross broke the worl'
record for 440 yards during the race
making that distance in minute
16 1-5 seconds, and broke the Amer
lean record for the entire distanc
with time of minutes 1-5 seconds
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
MARKET REPORT
Chicago.

chicago.
Wheat-No. red, nominal; No. 3
red, $2.o5Q2.051s; No. and 3 hard.
nominal.
Corn-No. yellow, nominal; No 3
yellow. S1.21@1.21R; No. A yellow,
s1.20@1.21.
Oats-No. white, e5@6oAc; stan
dard. 65A @66c.
No. rye, S1.70.
Barley, s1.10e61.35.
Timothy, s4@5.75.
Glover, S12@1s.
Hogs-Strong, 15c above yesterdays
average. Bulk, S15@15.25; light,
S14.35@15.20; mixed, S1465ss15.30;
heavy, $14.60@15.30; rough, $4,000
14.75; pigs, S1O.5014.10.
Cattle-Steady. Native beef cattle
S9.10@12.90; stockers and feeders, 81
@9.sO; cows and heifers, $5.50@1O.6O;
calves, $9.5O@13.75.
Sheep-Steady Wethers, $4,000
1885; lambs, $12@15.30.
Butter-Higher; creamery, 35@41c
Eggs-Higher; firsts, 30Ac; ordi
nary firsts, 29Q29hc; at mark, cases
included, 27@30c.
New York.
Raw sugar, firm; centrifugal, $500
COZ; molasses, 5.02@5.15. Refined
| firm; fine granulated, 7.25MSc.
Spot cotton, quiet; middling, 1890
Coffee-Spot, dull; Rio rs, 91ac;
Santos As, 9Bc. Few fresh offers
were reported in the cost and freight
market, but it was reported that a bic
of 91ac had been accepted for Santos
3s and As, London credits, but no men
ton was made of the description.
| Portland.
Hogs-Steady. Bulk of packinf
grades, $14.25@14.4O; heavy packing
| $14.35@14.50; light packing, $14.2O@
1875; rough heavies, $13@13.50; pigs
and skips, $12.75@13; stock hogs
$11.50@12.75.
Cattle-Steady. Steers, prime light
$9.35@965; prime heavy, $9.5O@9.75
good, $S.90@9.25: cows, choice, $50
s.25; medium to good, $7@775; ordi
nary to fair, $6.25@6.75; heifers, $685.
| @S.50; bulls, $5@7.25; calves, $6@1O
Sheep - Steady. Lambs, east O
mountains, S13.25@13.5O; lambs, val
ley, S13@13.25; lambs, shorn, $1O.7
@12.25; prime wethers, S11.5O@12
choice ewes, $10.50@11; heavy ewes
$S.75@9.25.
Butter - Prints, extras, 42@43c
cubes, extras, 391A @4Oc; prime firsts
39c; dairy, SOC.
Wheat-Bluestem, $1.75; fortyfold
$1.72; club. $1.69; red Russian, ST sc
oats, No. l white feed, $3.50; barley
No. feed, $40.
San Francisco.
Butter-Fresh extras, 37Kc.
Eggs-Fresh extras, 2Sc.
Cheese-New, 1870.
Tacoma.
| Wheat-Bluestem, $1.75; fortyfolt
$1.72; club and red Fife, $1.70; re
Russian, $1.68.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
MANY GERMANS CRITICIZE
THEIR FORENGN MINISTER
Secretary Zimmerman Hard Pressed
to Justify His Overtures for Ger
man-Mex Alliance.

Copenhagen, via London.-The Ger
man-Mexican alliance incident, it is
evident from reports brought by per-
sons recently arrived from Germany
and from press reports of the reich
stag sessions, continue to provide UNI
pleasant moments for DR.. Alfred Zim-
hermann, secretary for foreign af-
fairs. His defense of his action be-
hind the closed doors of the reich
stag committee and the open house
has not availed to check either pub
lie or private criticism of the act it.
self and, still more. the greater crime
of being found out.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
Had Been Hardened.

Gouverneur Morris, the New York
itterateur, said at a luncheon in
Brooklyn:
American society is the most ex
lusive in the world. Useless, quite
Useless, for litterateur to try to force
his way into it.
81 know a litterateur who, on the
strength of a best seller, managed to
get himself invited to dinner at Mrs
Van Astercordt's.
"'Well. did Mrs. Van Astercord's
,ordiality stagger your l asked him
he next day.
"'Oh, no, not at ALL he answered
You see. before l took up writing
worked in an icemaking plant
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03

Algernon Sartoris, grandson of Gen.
y. $. Grant, has Joined the Foreign
Legion Of France and is now training
t Levallebone. He is a son of Nellie
Grant Sartoris and is forty-two years
I'D. In the Spanish-American war
Sartoris saw active service in the
philippines and rose from lieutenant
20 captain. In 1908 he was appointed
'hiefy through the good offices of
Theodore Roosevelt, secretary to the
American legation in Guatemala. This
post he relinquished after years
'ervice. He married. in 1904, Mile
Sermaine Cecile Noufiiard of Paris.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
MINING NOTES

The United Gold Mining Co., owner
of the Cougar mine, in the Sumpter
district of Oregon, proposes an in
crease of its capitalization to $780,
000,i from $l,000,000. The purpose is
to acquire two additional properties
and add to the resources in ore. This
has been outlined in a circular letter
calling for a meeting of the stock
holders on May % next.
The erection of a concentrating
plant having a capacity of 100 tons
daily and the addition of a unit of the
same capacity has been considered by
the board of the Lucky Jim Zinc
Mines, Ltd. Other improvements that
promise an enlargement of profits
have been considered, but none of
these can be established until the
bonds, books and other records are OBJ
tanned by the board. These assets are
the subjects of litigation. A mill at
the mine would probably cost $4,000
to 100000 for the first unit 1t would
probably pay for itself in about year.
Purchase of the Okanogan group,
formerly in charge of the Awasco Min
ing Co., has been completed. The
property was acquired for $500 on a
tax title and will become a subsidiary
of the Orient Metals Co. N. c. Titus,
mining engineer, will direct the opera
tions. An expenditure of $25, 900 will
be made in starting the work. The
ultimate expenditure of 100000 is pro
posed, but the mine is expected to
provide the difference. Machinery has
been ordered for both departments
The mill will be overhauled and a full
complement of mechanically operated
drills installed in the mine.
The tremendous strides that Butte
and the Butte district have made in
the production and refining of zinc in
the last two years is hard to appre
ciate. According to an eastern min
ing authority, the zinc production Of
Butte will, during the coming sum
mer, nearly equal the production Of
copper, and with zinc selling at from
10 to II cents a pound for the ordi
nary brand and as high as 20 cents
a pound for the high-grade output o.
the Great Falls refinery, and with the
cost of production so far under tina
of "copper" the importance of this min
ing industry to Butte can be appre
ciated.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
ISOLATE GAR AND czARINA.
Remove Personages Now With Them
From Tsarsko-SeIo Palace.

etrograd.-Orders have been is
sued by the Russian provisional gov
eminent for the transfer to the fort
ress of St Peter and Paul, of all
personages now with the deposed en-
peror at Tsarskoe-Selo. Thus the ex-
emperor and ex-empress will be com
pletely isolated.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-03
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Wheat-Taking the action of the
market throughout the week, it is dis
appointing to the trade. There were
some good price changes, but these