davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Lead, weak; Spelter, dull and easy; spot East St. Louis delivery, 7.S7k9S121R. Bar silver, S21z.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
NOTICE OF REPLICATION FOR UNITED STATES PATENT

Mineral Survey No. s277. Serial No. os612o. United States Land Office. Phoenix, Arizona, August 31, 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
Mining and Financial News
sY REVIEW LEAsEp WIRE

Marine Pfd.. ... =. .. .... SPA Maxwell .. ... ... 32
 Midvale =. =. =. ..-... 45A Mexican Petroleum .. ... .... S6la New York Central .. ..... 72& Northern Pacific ... ... =. .. 95l4 Reading =. =. ... .... ..... 7sas Rep Steel ... ... =. ...... 79% Studebaker ... =. =. .. .... Ss1a Steel =. ... e. ... .. .. =. 1O4ss Steel Pfd. .. ... .. ... .. e. IA
 St. Paul ......- 4oSs Southern Pacific =. =. ..... SS1s Sinclair Oil ... ... =. .. .... 345s Texas Oil =. .... l45
 Union Pacific ... ..... llS9s U. s. M.... =. =. =. ... .... 511a Westinghouse ... =. =. ..... 40%
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25

Notice Is hereby given that Alfred Paul. whose post office address is Douglas. Arizona, has made aDplica- tion for patent for the following named lode mining claims. situate Ia the Warren Mining District. Cochise County. Arizona:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25

J. L. IRWIN. Register. First Publication. Sept 23. 1917 Last Publication. November 30. 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
slmerifaniider Nescr anf pericnttem
1ampfer mmsetomneu.

o ~
1ampter MmgetDntmert.
Son nrp'n, 8. Jebr. Gin amerifa=
niider farbiser Speiser ssamens George
@aibington lit, ,uic her bieisen ame=
rifaniiden8otihaft semelbet ,uiro, ami
bent bemte pnn eincnt 9amdbupte ter
ienttcn britii6ct 9ampfcr "3mrino"
INNS 2eben getonmen. Gin anoerer
ar,erifaniider 8iirser anf bcm Shiffe,
Galpin 8ap aus Siamore, lttab, ,uur=
DC gerettet.
@aibin9ton ,uar einer bot, brei Set
seru, bic beim Ginid)laseu oes sor=
pehps set6btet ,unrbcn. seine 1ran
iol in 2incrpupl lcbcn rnb ,uirb jett
pm ben Seb5rben aeimdt, INT bic
3raucrnadJridt lit Gmpfang ST neb=
melt.
2onbon, s. Scbr. Scr britiide
9ampfcr .OauntleB" a1ls 9'etu Cattle
lpllrDe be,ltc, ,la6 eirem @ertdte bon
2loDos, bon ciuem beutl6en Salldboo=
te perienft. Son lciner aus 20 4&0pfcn
|bcitebenbeu 8enannllng lprrocn ni,r
icbsSceleutc 9elanoet, BON Dcncn sipe'
gleid barali ltarbcn, iuGbreno Sic
llcbrisen nad cinenl @oipitalldiff &C.
ldaiit iucrhcn mllBten.
Cine nredt cnsliide Setnadridjt.
2onbon, 8. Sebr. Cine bier alls
8opcnbagen cinsctrofiene Neutcr=Se=
pe1dtc sitirt eiuegmhridJt scr bdnilhen
3citnng ,GoIitifen", sic bela9t, oat
Sic bcutid]c 8egierllns Gara,1tien pa=
fir perlange, sob sem nclltldlen @otz
|Id)after in8aibin9ton unb sen Idmnltz
|liben Seelcutcu auf sen bentlhcn
Shiifcn III amerifaniidcu Spafen Bic
8iidfcbr nad, Ser 6eintatb gelidcr1
iuirb, bcpor iic ben, gotidafter Gerarl
MD sen iibrigeu Nn,erifancrn III
Gcuti6lanS sic sbreiie geitatter
|iperoe
Giele Madridt ip0 elmer Scpeide
bes 9otIdofters @erarS an Die ameris
fanilde GcIanbtidmft il, SelltIdlanS
cntltamn,er. sllle gmeritaner II
GcutIhlnno, cinidlicblidJ Scr Secleute
Sic al,f Der .Darroipoalc" cia,9cbra61
ip,,rbcn, ipllcn surseit ais @eilclu II
Scutiblane suriid0eloItcn ipcrocn,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09

ourdl SIT beif(eulrtgen. boB lire Gjez
icllihdften oQe i6rigen 9lrbeiten quiz
seben. Sefretir Sunic( gob Sen gca
nanuten@cleQi6often boralF Bic Goaz
nlaht, ole slrbeitcu fiir Sic Sltnne5@
flotte nit &oQoompf unb mlf iegliche
1nD9lide @eilc 6u beid)lelnigen.
Cine bl1oiinnisc Scrednnng.
9Sd hiugton, S. 5ebr. @s iuiro
ieet bier 5lteegeben. oaB ser neue oeutz
lfe Tuud6ootfrieg in per10ltnibrGBig
furSer 3eit eincn bcbclltcupcn She'll
Ser Sanbelsflotten Set @clt pernihten
oilrfte. Sn Sen lcBteu nrci Saecu buz
ben bie beutIdeu Saudboote rlluo So
900 Shiffstonncn perlenft. 9ic5 ldBt
olf cine OiQiou Sonncn pro 9fonat
ld1lieBen. s--x
Sic bieiieen S(liirtenireltnoe lpeiien
Ieooh ouroui bin oaB bic geianuutc
0anocl5flptte Der &elt As gtillipneu
Sdiffstonncn 5d6lt 1lno ooB Seutld@
lnnO alio bier Sabre broudeu lpilroc,
INT gn9lano gu115 5lt ilpliren. 9lltBcrz
Dem lpilroeu bie Scbifis6auten ouf az
len @erften Ser @elt bcI6lclnigt, nm
oQc 2iicfe1 nl56ufiiQen.
Cine perpuiftc scuiatipn.
9Sni6in ton, s. Scbr. l1cber
oerr betGllbeubeu ariessgclfrci fat
oas 9roBe Ellblifum aniflcincno gan6
Die Critters Ser uSccf" llnterluduna
uer9ellen. 9iele tall6te bette nber lpiez
Der aus ibrer Gerleufllng uno Geraeiz
Ieu6eit ouT. ais es bieB, po6 bic pielz
gcnonnte Srau Hrlth SbonnIon Sia=
cpnti u1siagcl1 lperoe. Sic St1re be-
gniiste iif, abcr battit, hem Inter
iuhun9sfomitee ldriftlid1 mitsutbeiz
len, baB ie ale lire angeblid 10 ien&
intioncllen Suforuratiunen lutr 9eriidbtz
ireile bon Ser minberiobri9en Sochter
BEG bieli9en Observation-Disclosures
Us. M. Grice erfnbrcn bdtte.
SEPT lit ba: Sntereile an ser 2ed
llnterluharn9 gons in1 slbItcrbel1, mas
eeipilien Scl>ten i'll @oIhingron icbr
crlpiinlelt lein oiirfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
Ser &rieg.
Bon Der Ontront.
GuHen Iollen cine bcutidje Gra6cn=
ltnic hcfebt hahem.

ct. Tcter 8 sburg, iiber Sonz
Hon, s. Sebr. 9us rltiiiIfe ariegsomt
neINet belltc, ouB rllIiiictc Sruppeuz
obt6eilllugen geItern oeutIcbe Steaun<
gen bel &irlibabo in Sen aarpntbeu
unge9rifeu babeu. Sic Gulien lollen
tros oes befti9ltcn @eldiie= ltno Gez
lpebrfeuers, iplptc Sen @rploiionel1 bon
IHineu bllrd sic be,ltlhen 9ra6tper@
buue pprgeSxllneen lein lmo sic erite
oelltld)e @rabcnliilie erpbcrt 6abeu.
Gin Deutiher 6eeeuonsriif ipu nift
beu grfplg 9ebobt bu6en, oen perlorcz
nen 8poen 5uriid5ubrineen.
&leinere &Glnpfe an ser Screiina.
Serlin, orabt(os ii6er Suppiile,
S. Sebr. gus bem geItrigcn Sugesbe@
ridtc nes @roBcu @ulptquortiers, lit
nod Ser folsenpe Nbldnitt nod5ubez
rid,ten:
rsln ser Sereiil,o bruugen Strlru=
fplonuen in icinplihe Sinien eiu unh
febrten, nodoem lie sic llnteritduHe
ScritDrt botteu, NIT 5lpei ruIlilheu
GffiSieren luO fiinfsig Namr als Sc
ful1geneu, ionic .ncllt Wttneniperfern
als Scute Surile. Serner fiibrten una
lerc Sturntplonuen an Ser Sobnlinie
aoluel 2lt5t crfulereide lleberfdlle
aus llnD brud)te1 IS @efnllgene unh
eille,t Minenlperfer aus ben rllIliIden
Sd]iitengrdbeu ais Seute 5uriicf.
Siirfcn meloen neuc Grfolse. "
Scrlin, hrubtlps iibcr SnpbiTlc.
s. Scbr. Gin bier eiugetroifcner tiirfiz
idcr oeercsberidt ponl 5. Sebr,lar be-
last, pab liiolit pont SigriS lpieoer
lebbufte @cIfiistdu.pfe ltattiinoeu.
sIad, sluslaseu BON @efanaencn iollen
in oen &dmpicn an I. Sebrrur 6iues
englilhe 8ataillpnc pon ic 700 @iann,
sic in tiirtildc @rGben cinaeorrngen
lpureu, bis ollf Sen lcetcu Warn per=
nihtct lporNeu lein.
III
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09

bas Dritiide Gonllllat IN Neip Dorf ltd
ipeigert. Hdiie an SralenA llno ainbe,
fir folde Sc6iife allsauiteIlen, ipelb'
Die ariegsaone paliiren miiiicn.
Eeitcrreid llnsarn ,uirb ieine gFot'
wcber suriit5icbcn nod ntilocrn.
8aIbinaton, 8. Scbr. Sn
Staatsbepartcment ipllroc beutc anti
lid r,itgctbeilt, BOB Seitcrreid bisbcl
lcine 9lote. in Der cs Sen beutiden
Sauhbootfries gitbeibt, lpeDcr snriid=
gesogen. nod 9en,iloert bat. 9esbale
Fat man Die 5offmtng. DOB elm 8rid
nlitGeiterrei6 permieben ipcroen fann
nabesu altfgeseben. 9rob mandcrSer=
ldicbenbeitcn lit Seiterreids Gage
lteat cs iid bod nit Selltidlanb ani
ben gleiden Stanbpu,ltt ,lno man ipcib
nicbt, lpcsbolb cine enbsiltise Gntidei=
pung nidt bercits getrpffcn luurpc.
go. 81.
q IN Dorf. S. ssebr. Cine 0abelz
oepcide melpet bcllte, oab oud Ser
britiide Galnpfer "5ollinIiSe" bon
einem bel,tiden 5auhboot 5crlt0rt
morben lit. 9as madt jest ldon 81
5erl1Drtc gebifie lett bcm 1. Sebruar
NIT rlno 10000 5onneu Gcbalt.
"a ser 5erit0rtcn shiffe tuaren briti=
Idle, unb 5 iuaren lonltigc Muiirten=
ldiife.
gurTht lit bic Mntter Der &eisbeit.
81 ip Dprf. s. Scbr. Ser 6olldn=
biih Mmeritoniicbe 2iuicnbampfcr
uMpnbam". ipelder am 80. Se6ruar
BON giep Oorf nod Iotterbam abgc=
fnbrcn mar uub 81 Eaiia9iere OH 9pro
bat. febrte nad ocm 9'elpYorfer 9nien
5llrud.
9fem Dcrf, s. Sebr. 9ic slbiabrt
beS Sdlpebil6 sln1erifanii6en 9am=
piers vStodbolnl" llad Gotlenbur9
lit .angeIihts ser olgenblid(iben linz
itdubc" bis snnl II. Sebrllar pcrz
ldo6en iporben.
Iraiiocnt urbuet iuiort senanc ltnter=
iudnng at.
SSaibin 9ton. s. Scbr. Frdii=
bent @ilioh 6efano iid gerabc IN leiz
mem Nmtsbureau, ais Die 9tadridt
pon 1pbc bes g'egcrs Georae @aib=
irstpn eiptief. Or orouete iofort cine
gang genaue l1nteriudMns bes Safes
an. 9ann begab er iih arf einen
8unbsang burb Sic &ricgss uno @tdz
riile 3epartemeats Der 9unbesregie.F
ri,i,g, IN nc,teir ct jcbt tdgtih iclbit
nod brnt Ncbten lcben mil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
Sat icine lluidbisfeit bc,utcicst nnS
,pirh in Nnancn cmtl0iiem.

81 pn1. s. Sebr Ser Sersp9 Der
Nbrussen lit iiber eiaenes Mnillden Ses
Nbcrtommanhos ii6er sic itdltenildc
Slptte entbobc,, iporhcn. Seiusr, Toz
iten miro @iscahmiral Sbaon ST 9icoel
er9alteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09

gSeigcruns GerarSs, iidJ auf iraenb
,ucldc ,ueitere ltttcr6aublnmgcn nit
bent bcutiden 9lusmartigen Nintc cin=
snlaHcn, burdaus aebinist, als bas
ci,,sigc Wsittel, ,nt iei,cn ict,igcn Sta
tns ais pijlliger Yribatmann sm 6c=
tDneH.
&as bic bon 9cntidfanb ge,uiinidte
gcititiaung bcr altcm prenhiid) amc=
rifaliidJen 8ertrdae anbelangt, 10
,udrc cine iOlde geitatignns bieierger=
trdgc al(crbings nutbwcnbia, ba burd
bic pom &Dngreiie npr cini9cn Sabrcn
altgcnomnteneit uei,en Geefabrts G,e=
iesc faftiid) ale friibercn spesialuer=
tra8c, bic nid)t i'm Ginflausc nit bic
Icn ncncn Neieten itanocu, nngiiltis
gcrnadt iul,rbcu. 9ics witrbe banals
ben bctrcifenbcn Natiouca mitgctbeilt,
abcr miht 9cntid,l nit ben, gerabc
Cit bciOnbcrcr strcitial 1T Der sd),ue=
be mar. spdtcr tpurbe 3entidlanb
ber 4Drid,lag aen,adjt, bic altcn &cr=
trdae 1T etiuas cinaeid,rdnfter 6orm ST
|bcitdtiger, ,uurauf bic taiierlid)c 8egic=
RING abcr feiic Mut,uort 8a6.
Sm llcbrigcn baber 9'caiernngs6e=
ante bereits bctannt scsebcn, ban bic
alfem 8crtrdgc ibrem Sauptiiitne nad
bel ber Ycba,,oluns ber bcutiden ltn=
tcrtbancn III unierem 2anbc mahse=
benh iein iDllen.
8nrbcsrcsiermng idcint Sic alten
|prcnFiih =amerifaniiden 8ertrasc a,t=
slterfcunc,t.
@ @ai 4 iplasro u, IS, Sebr. 8caics
rllng 5pertcter in @oibingtpil sipciicn'
nut gMdlbrltd barauf bin, bab bie8unz
hesregicrllne iih an Ben glditabc,t
|bes @elctes baltct1 lpcrbe, 100 es iid
nm belltlhe llntertbancn lmb bcutl6eS
@i9entbun1 in Sen Ser. Stunten banz
belt. 1lno DOB fein eil,5iserGegierunsss
bedmtcr ermddtigt irorpen ici, in irs
gcnociner &eilc biclcr CrSc suipibcrs
Sllbnnbeln.
Sclblt bei slusbru6 eil,es ariebes
lpiirocn Ginpobner bcltI6er 9ieid)sz
suseb0rigfeit nit Ser grDbten giids
lidtsnabme bebanoelt tuerben. gs
gilt ais allsscmadt, 0oB bic Sunbesz
resierllng iid) tbatid6Iid entldlolien
babc, Sen 8cltimmlnsen bes aIten
preubiid amerifanilden Sertrases
pom Sabre 1923 nad5utommen,
fraft belcn Sen 9iirgerl, eines ieSen
bieler bciben 2anber.,in bem Gcbietc
oes anberen einc Srilt bon ueuu 800
natcn belpiligt ipiro, I'M ibr perlonlie
dies llno liesenoest gigentbun1 su bcrz
allbern nnb Dos 2ano 5r perlailcn.
gsad,cn an internirtcm bentiden sdii=
fcn ,uicbcr ciuse5oacn. s
Baltimore, Nlb.. s.. Ser. Muf
gefebl bpn @albin9ton aus purDe an
Wdtttpod hie8a1e BON Srnnligrantcuz
! Iiulpeftpre,l bon Sen im5afen bon 9als
tirtpre, Nib, liegenbcn SelltIdenSdif<.
fen M6eilt, Nefar llnb Bulgaria entz.
Ifernt. Sic Mon1idaft bari lanocn.
Smet WMnh ,ludl1e1l UNI Sl'r1l a's
ginipanbcrcr nad.
81 bas am Gnbc cin ,ausciduSrstcr"
Gcmtldamerifamcr ,uar, Der, lint
le.nc rSoDal'1at" an penc.len,
nen S5ean a''s1anren 'uo'ltey
@a1bins at on, s. 5c6r. Gin an
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09

tplrbe bod in Grfabrltng aebradt. oaB
bas Dritiide 3onilllat III Neip Dort ii6
ipeieert. Hdile an Sra,len ,llno ainber
fir iol6e Scbiffe alls5riitellen, ipelbc
bic Grieasapne paliiren miilicn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
;3wiidtn &ritg nub Gritbtn!
Ser erjte notfeme 0epaltatt" Deueilanos Idbt i'm:
nter nod aut lid tuarten.
Gigentbum beuti9er llntsrtbauen erjulaube g.dbroe
cruns rart ausbrdi @ Nbid ba6er, 8cftbnm
9eutden EcierreGcrm sM iOnissirem.

cnno I'M Safe cincs Sic Gage lit
dnbert no Sic gtimn9 in @aibiaton beibt pcimid @sb
rigc Iereibng bes Gains ai Gin Glduia - 9rdibet H6
nmnt Gbaibt icr arcgsringen Sic Iebtc Scniation Ser
criuds pcrpuii @oriber eiiae see in sSai1ington
erleidtcrt aliatbn,en birfc11
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09

(Tortlssuna ani Settle A. :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
@Q8 @tlion tbut, oas 1T moblgetban!
9ie 2pDalttdtStuno8ebun8 oes 9.:M. 9fationalbnns
oes ldbt bterau tetnen 3tpeiiel.
itani&e &egimenter gum Sample gegen 9eutidlano !
7e auorHd fir bentic &riesswtwe ain nseamnen @e
oaem amerifaniihcn MOt6eu Hbersebem

Saucno Scidn Cecrreern boen 6rc @gpopiere
9c3n9eu Ceierrcid lugarn Gcporeheub
gmbc5rcgierung 6ii9t Sic 6alnng be5 gotiaer5 0eno5
Eruumonn = Sic alteu
fanidcn &crrdac I..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
NuB 0eI1l MH8ldnbe.
Nid)t cit ein5iges ncntraleS 2anh bat
! iiG bisbcr bercit crtldrt, &ilions
3ulitit sm fplgei,.

Ser enaIilde Sampler
u9nnntIe i" NIT @e II d) ~
pcrlult ncrlcnft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-09
ltnierc 3iiitnnsen SIR Sec.

SSalbineton. S. Scbr. Yer
trcter scr Melpport 9'cps ship SuiIz
Siua 60, Scr Sore Hiuer Sblp Sull@
biua So. luo ser electric Soat 80.
lprad,en bcutc I'M Slpttenocportcn,cnt
uor llnn bpteu az, ole Nic Arhciten al
Srieasihiiieu uub Su,ldbeoten hos
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-04-06
SUMMONS

IN the Circuit Court VI the State %
Oregon for umatilla County,
The Taylor Hardware Company. I
corporation. Plaintiff. W., John s
kecn. Marie r. Kccs. his wife
aud Manuel Pedro as executor Of
the last will uf Charles Cunning,
ham. deceased. Defendants.
To John S. KEGS and Marie 7. Kccs,
two Of the above named defend.
ants
IN the Name Of the State of Ore.
Run. You. and each uf you. are here.
by summoned and required Ia ap.
ptDr and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
suit and Court within SIX weeks
from the date Of the first publica.
tion Of this summons against you !;
and you are notified that IL you fail
TO answer. plead or otherwise mp.
pear to said complaint and In said
cause within that time. the plain.
tiff above named will apply 10 the
above entitled Circuit Court for
the relief demanded and prayed for
against you AS stated in its com.
plant. to.wit; that the Court make
AN examination and determination
Of whatever rights. titles. estates,
interests or liens the said defend.
ants. or any Of them. claim or shall
make or assert in. to or upon the
following described real property
situated in The City of Pcndlcton.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-04-06
THE DAWS-KASER co.

Umatilla County. Oregon. tow,
Commencing ut a point 1864 feet
North 70S Fast from the Southeast
corner Of Lot Z. Block 10. Switz.
lrr's Addition to Pcndleton. for a
place Of beginning. thence North
2O9 West HAAS feet. thence North
700 East 30 feet. thence South 2O0
East Haas feet. thence South 100
West 80 feet to place Of beginning.
containing 5722.50 square feet. adj
vcrscly TO plaintiff and its interest
and estate in said real property, and
that the Court shall render n de.
cree herein declaring that none Of
the defendants. nor any person
claiming or TO claim. by. through.
or under them. or any Of them.
have, or has, any right. title, inter-
est. estate or lien adverse to plain
tiff and It's interest and estate in
said real property, nor in. to or
upon any part therein: that plain
tin have and recover It's costs and
disbursements of aid suit against
defendants. and for such further
relief as to the Court shall seem
This summons is published pur-
suant TO order Of the above entitled
Circuit Court made on the Gath day
Of March, 1917. and the first pub
lication thereof against you Is made
in the Weston Leader" newspaper
on March 10. 1917.
CARTER d SMYTHE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-04-06

Fat" Wood and "Pody" Duncan
were here Saturday and Sunday
from Prospect farm, where they
have been busy seeding the spring
crop with the effective aid Of Yu-
ba caterpillar. They had already
put in about 400 acres and had
neary $50 more to seed. Then they
will begin the task Of pIowing 700
acres for next years harvest. They
say that Prospect farm suffered
no damage whatever from the re-
cent heavy wind in the Echo coun-
try. which in some localities blew
the grain out Of the ground.
George Schnitzer has returned
from the Pendleton hospital, having
in n measure recovered from a SER
ious accident which befell him last
week. He tumbled thirty feet out
of a tree, and while badly bruised
and suffering internal injuries, con-
siders himself fortunate to have es-
capped with no broken bones.
Miss Rene Banister was operated
upon Tuesday at Portland for appcn-
dicitis, and is reported to be prog
ressing favorably toward recovery.
Her parents, Mayor and Mrs. j. M.
Banistcr, are with her,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Goodwin
Tuesday from Portland,
where their wedding was recently
solemnized, and have taken the
Blomgren residence on Normal
Heights.
/ have for sale for client 500
shares of stock in the Weston Mer-
,antile Company for $3.50 cash.
Andy T. Barnett.
Pianos tuned and repaired at rea-
'onable prices. First-class work
A. w. Lundell, Mus.
Bach.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-04-06

We will be pleased to assist you with
your taxes this year as formerly. If you
wish. we will secure your statements for
you, and you may pay taxes here and save
trip to the County Seat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-02
SOlD!'' !,
TO f|RE:iGl G;::s \
IN PtTR0GRAu
Opponents of Government Throw
Bombs at Russian Capital
QUIET MAY DAY IN GERMANY
Berlin Dispatches Say Efforts of
Socialists to Call Out Munitions
Workers Failed.

The possibility of peace terms be-
ing advanced by Germany: the inter
nal political situation in that country
arising from dissatisfaction of the
workmen over present conditions. and
a recrudescence of rioting in Petro-
grad, in which bom1 were thrown
and the disturbers were fired upon.
are features in the news of the world
war which for the moment take prece
dence over the military operations on
the fighting fronts.
Thursday may prove an eventful
day for Germany and the entire
world. Announcement is made by a
prominent Berlin newspaper that the
German imperial chancellor on that
day will make another effort for peace
in an address to the Reichstag. What
the proffer of the chancellor will en-
brace has not been even remotely
made known. His decision again to
address the Reichstag on the subject
of peace is probably due to the oft
repeated demand by the Socialists
that Germany come into the open and
set forth the terms which she would
consider as a means for ending the
warfare.
May day passed in Germany with
little news coming out to show the ex-
act situation with regard to the un-
rest of he workmen. as result of
which it had been predicted that great
strikes might result. y brief Berlin
dispatch said the efforts of the Radi-
cal Socialists to bring about cessa-
tion OF work in munitions factories
had failed and that no disturbances
had occurred in Berlin. Unofficial ad-
vices, however, were to the effect that
strikes had been declared by munition
workers In the Rhine provinces and
that Essen.f the home of the great
Kdfpp works, had been Isolated from
the world so far as news was con
cerned, to prevent information re-
garding strikes in tie Krupp works
from leaking out. ai3
ii Petrograd has again been the scene
of disorder, fomented by opponents of
the present government, in which
bombs were thrown and the troops
were compelled to fire on the rioters
The disturbance took place Monday
but apparently it was short lived for
dispatch from Petrograd on Tues
day announced that the Russian capi-
tails first May day parade, in which
million persons participated, passed
without disorder from the reaction
aries.
Germany's intensified submarine
campaign apparently is causing con-
siderable uneasiness in England. King
George, it is announced, shortly will
issue proclamation asking the. peo
pie to cut down their consumption of
foodstuffs by twenty-five per, cent.
owing to the gravity of the situation,
In Parliament various members are
harassing the admiralty by demand
ing that it make public the exact
number of boats sunk by submarines,
among them Lord Beresford, who de-
clared that losses were appalling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-02
o4RTMouTH DOES WELL
Every Able Bodied Student in Charge
is Enrolled.


Boston. May president Ernest
NJ Hopkins of Dartmouth, speaking to
50 members of the class of 1915 at its
annual reunion at Louis cafe, last
night, declared all but % of the 1900
students at the college are enrolled in
some branch of Uncle Sans fighting
forces. The number who have not
Joined the army or the navy" he ex-
planned, have been legitimately dis
1ualified for various reasons. be-
lieve this showing is greater in pro-
portion TO the total student body en-.
lolment than that of any institution
Of like nature in the country.
President Hopkins explained the
part the students at the college are
taking in this war. He said that 1897
students are enrolled at the military
training camp at Hanover while 200
are in the naval branch and in agrk
cultural and industrial pursuits. 9th.
ers, he declared, have already left the
institution for war service of some
kind
"On Saturday evening" he continu.
ed. two full units of % men each,
plus six men, will leave New York for
France, where they will join ambul-
ance corps This number, | believe, is
larger than any which has left our
shores for Europe at one time from
any other college
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-02
MAY CAY FESTIVAL
Exhibition of Winter Work at Library
Hall May IL.


Miss Anastacia Fitzgerald has been
elected by popular vote Of the high
school to preside at the spring festi.
val on May 18th. Seated on an ap-
pleblossom throne she will listen to
four princes as they present their
suite for her hand. The princes will
represent the seasons, Summer, Fall,
Winter and Spring and will be &C.
companied by huge retinuSs with
which they will show the beauties of
their season and attempt to win her
favor by picturesque dances and
songs.
A large committee is in charge of
the costumes and snowfiakes. Father
Time and the winter holidays will com
pete with the circus, firecrackers and
budding flowers in picturesque confus-
ion. Miss Kinney has charge of the
music The festival WY largely be
an exhibition of the winters work
which has been so exceptionally sue
cessful this year. There are two
hundred in the cast. Tickets will be
sold by the children and the proceeds
will go to hep defray the expense of
the winter gymnasium work and the
summer recreation and gafNen plans.