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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

At Sl.00 yard, many
patterns in 40 and 49,
inch widths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05
Curtain
Marquisette
Csc Yard

A N excellent quality
"A Of this durable cur
tain fabric Is featured in
the Basement Salesroom
in both heavy and light
weights. with plain or
fancy tape border. in
white, cream and ecru
color.
Priced at CSC yard.
basement Haissroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. b.-At
tho representatives OF the iron
trades unions and tho employing
shipbuildcrs have signed the uni.
form minimum wage scale Just an.
nounccd by the United States ship
building labor adjustment board. Il
IL FAR from certain that the work.
mon. especially In the Northwest.
crn cities. will accept Il.
Tho boards findings granted an
average increase in the minimum
wage u approximately 30 per cent.
which will remain In effect for one
year. Tho agreement ls retro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05
RAIL HEAD TO TELL
ABOUT SLUSH FUND

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-The su.
profne court today decsdcd that NJ.
d. smith. president Of the Louisville
q Nashville railroad. must make
public the purposes for which Ger.
tain funds were spent under his per.
sonal direction. Tho decision FOL.
lows fight led by ex-senator Luke
Lea. who charged tho existence OF a
huge corruption fund to maintain a
lobby to corrupt legislatures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

-Four barrels, Of so gallons each,
Of raiain wine. was seized by the dry
squad Saturday night In the base.
ment at tho home OF q. -. Bevilao-
qua. 6O3 Roy St, n driver OF a city
garbage wagon. He was released on
$500 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05
Bows Steal Horses

-Four saddle horses we're reported
stolen from the barns of j. NJ. Full
lon. 1863 Denny way. Sunday.
Horses answering the description,
and ridasn by four boys. were seen
in the country north of this city. az.
cordinR to information obtained
later in tho day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

American forces. officials believe
the crown prince. whose army ia
opposite the poin, where the Sat.
urday siirmlHh took place. may at
tempt TO stage spectacular nj
tack In the sector.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-03
Samilic SebroeSer
in tiefcr Grallcr!

9torman 5dr6oer, Der dIteite
5u1n oes Gbepaares g. s. Sdr0.
Der, Gin toIcntboaer 3ibilingenielir,
1T iii ocr 9tG6e bon Grciton So,
bon eineu 6eiammernsmertcn Sooe
creilt morocn. Gr befan0 iif ouf
0en1 mad qlfton fnbrenoen 3uge ais
Oerielbe entqleiite mo inter nnoeren
aud 9tormon 5dr60er totete. Ger
Batter oes 9eruuglildten lit uod ocr
St0ttc, no it'd Die aataitropbe cr-
eignGtc, ab8ei1bren, I'M oen 2eidl.
nam 8ipeds 8cerOigung btcrber ST
bringeu.
I'm ben 3otea tralern nid)t nllr
oie Dor @raut tiei gebeu8ten Gltern
lm0 @eihtpiiter ionoeru on6 ein
0}d0f)en, 0as glorman na9iter 3eit
gum 5rnualtar fil6ren ipoate. Bel
ibr iino nun olc 5rGume BON tiini.
tigem @begliid 5eritobel; Die GItern
limo INN eineH boffntng5ooaen 90.
jahrigen tSobn beraubt lnO Die @es
iflptiter nm einen teuern grltoer.
Gen troueuben 9inter6Iie6enen
iprcden mir unier @eileio aus.
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BeItiir5Mno in Berlin
iibcr 2lmcrikas Paltmno

aopenbogen. 3. 6eb. 9erid)te
aus Berlin 3eiqen OoB iid oas ocitt-
ihc @oIf ilber sic 3uipitung Der
9eutid .9lmerifaniidcu Situation IN
qroBter 2[ufrcguug beiinoet.
2onoon, 8. Sch. BUR 3eit.
ais Die geb5lfcrung 2onoonS iiber
bic gto6ridlt Oe8 2lbbruhes Der oi.
pIouotiIheu @e3icbungeu 5piiden
8euti6tono unO glnterifu md in
bolliter Grrcoung luar trafen int
Snoq 9eodridrten nls Geuti6lano
ehL Die beiogtcn oaB man bort Der
quiidt iei, ba8 iit) Die SohIoge lrdi
8u ciner geidhrliheu ariiis entuis
feln tuilr0e.
9ieier geri4t uurDe o6er Dor
Scr 8efonntuahung Der Grfld.
rung oes @rdii0enten g9ilion per.
offeutlidt. Ood mar iih Berlin 5u
oieier 3eit bcreits gepiB, ooB Elm
@ruh nit 2llnerita rnaus6leiblidJ
III
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Dcrii6tsna6rc0eln
MnS 1llarmeeriicbtc!

ggoi1iagtou 8. 5eb.- Gie Bun.
Oe5 9larineafa0enie in annapolis
pur0e fir gciuher gcidloiien.
9lohrft traf bier elm 0aB Der
oeutihe 8anlpier George 8aibine.
ton" Der felt ariegsbeqinn in so.
boten lag, 10 6eihdOigt lplroe, oaB
Cr unfabrbor lit.
9ie Rarina9ofe in 9ortsnoutb.
ga, ipur0en unter ntilitdriihe 8e.
geiiellt.
Der oiterreidiide G5rohtonlnpfer
aSimnlapa In Ser 9aelp Yorfer
Bar ioa 0urh sic 3erItorllng ieiuer
3plinoer unbroudlbnr gento9t por-
ben iein
Sic aonouen oes 5ilrdtcuidts
giortb 1ufota uurben ouf Die in
terltiertcn 0clui6en 3onlpier aGitef
5rib uno naronprin3 @il9eInl"
geridtet,
geionoere Gorbereitlngen gum
Sdnbe Der 4ppam 1T 9lorfolf mur.
oen getroffeH
9ns siuiti5 3eportement bot
Sdritte getnr nm eDetttiteuen bent.
ihen 9om6ca tonploften entge.
qen6uarbeitcn.
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NiildbdHOler ooerfanfeu" Die
Elaidlen

Uinc 1mne aus Dem 0ail5t0u
4arf Intrift benerfte fiir5lid, Oal
mli i9rcr @sildfarte innerbalb eiues
@lonats 6 9Sints 1iild megr NOR.
ficrt mur0cr. al5 iic tatidhlidl er.
6ieli. 9llif ibr 9eirogen gnb Oet
gliIdlmann idllieBlidD 81, ooB er lid
gir @elno6nbeit nlndltc. ie0esmal
pelm er morgens feiHe leete 9lild
iloihc uorioao, en ertropint Nilld
5u marfieref; onb er 6nfir on on,
oeren soqcn nrei mn pier giHfp
iioiheu porialins idlien oieien Gb.
reangaun nielt ~ flInHfT 1a G
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0ieOr Oes &rdliOeuten &iliOn
Oor Oent &Ongreb iibtr glbbru6
OerSejicbnngen mit 9eutl6lanO
&aSet allc Nfcutralen Elm 9e9em cen unbeid)rGmf'
ten SGncbbOOt Grieg init S(mertfa
9erneiniame gade 81 maben!
1rieg miro eS e ge6en WG 0Ru6anO ameriRanie Sde I'M
lOGpruC6 iu leinem 9ege6enen Oerpem Oeren6en OOe!

Nai6instDn, 3. Gsebrunr. = Der
aSrGlibent bielt fDlgenSe 9leSe: Die
faiirrli0c otuti6e 9legierung bat am
III. 3annar oieie 6egiernHg ioiuie
bic iibrigen nentrnIen NtGdte in
aeHntais gciebt, SaF am uno nadl
Dem /. 6ebraur cine gulitit in be-
sag aAf bic Sand6nutfriesfibrnug
betrieben iuer0e, itrenger als ie an.
DDr, nao nnf iuelde i'd Gle, meine
a5erreH, anfmerfiam maiden nOdte.
SaiieH Sic midi ben aDngref Daran
eriHnern, ban infolgc Der &erieH-
fling bes aanal- -8eriBnenoampfcrs
D5niicg" am "a. 9lars ieitens zines
bemtidJeR SandlbuDtes ubHe oOrberige
8arnans nHO 9iaffidt anF Den Sa-
DnrdD entitebenoen SDo mebrerer
Hiirger Der gereiHigtem Staatcn, nn-
Ierc Geaiernag am Is. glpril cine
Vote an bic faiierlidl oentife 9legie-
ring fanbte, in iuelder a. foIgen6e
tSrflarmng abigail:
ggSeun cS INNER nod Die 9l6,
ildlt Der faiierlidlen aegiernna lit,
eincn rnharmbersisen nnO uHnnter-
idlIeOltdlen aries gegen SanSels-
fdliffe mittelit Sand)buoten IN fii6.
ren, Dbne 9iafhdjt SGranf, iuas Sie
9legiernna Der 8er. 5taaten ais Die
heIligeH nn6 Mn6eitreit6nreH 9teaeln
1es iHfernatiDnalen 0eiebes nn0 sic
nllgentein anerfdHuten Be6ote ser
MenfdlIidfeit betrndlten nus, lit bic
Megiernng Der Ser. Staaten ldllieF-
lld 5n Dem Sdllnk sesmnngen, Saf
nur elm aurs iihrig bleibt, ben he
nerfolgen fam. 5alls bic 6eutihe
9ie8iernng nifJt iufort cine glnfqube
ibrer iebisen WetbpSea Der Saudl-
buntfriegfii6rnng gegen 3eriOnen-
Mn0 s5radltbampfer erflGrt nno in
8irfinmfeit Test, 6Ieibt ser Reaie.
RING Der Ser. Staatem MIR Die cine
gsalll, bic Oipl0matiidlen 8esie6nn.
arn nit Dem 8eutihen 3eidr DOQ.
atdnOig 5n lSien.
In geantiuartnng 0irier Erfla.
RING sab bic Oentidc 9iesiernua Der
bieiIgen fOlgenOe geriidlcrnna:
Die orntidIe 9leeiernng uirO i6r
Ys6glidDites TIM, lire menen glGnc
nnr an ben SdDiffen Der feinblideu
4lndfc snr AulDeHOnng su brinaen
fsnO bietet baOnrdl Die SidJer6cit ser
frelen 9leere, fiir iueldJcs aedt ne
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Sp0nie1t ttertritt
anlcrika iit
OcmtIblanS!

99ai1iugtoH 3. Set. = Sponien
bet Sic 9}eetretllng Der aiiierifdHi.
idlen s5utereiien in 1eutidlono il6er.
nonlmeh na1nem 2lmerifn Die oi.
pIouintiiden Ge3Iebuugen ab9ebro.
den.
gloorio. 3. 5eb Die iponiih
0eutide Gage ipur6e bier otut, ols
cs befomlt puroe. ouB 3pei Spa.
nier auf bent 2onpier 9elicon 1m0
9utron beriorH gingelL Die Don
Oeutideu Il 8coten torpe6icrt pltr
0eu.
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6raf BcrlIItcrfts
2llioc tuirS na6!

8ai6mgtou, 3. 6cbr. MS Dem
oeutihcn s8otidafter Die 4diie 3uge.
iteQt uuroen pilroe er Don eiuer tie.
len gepeglng ergrifiea; &roncr
fiillten ietne 4uaen ultO nliibiam
brahte CT 0ic 8orte berbor: nG5 tlti
mir 10 leio; id) bobe Oieies ober er.
mnrtet, Sic gereinigten Stooten
fonnteu nidlt nn0er5 banoelu. Sd
nnnoerc mid mlr, nie i'd unh 9au-
lie fpnlnlcn lDer0e.
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! 0ciiEts Sicicr Srtlarnu9, Mcldle bac
&cripredIen bUm ! 9Jiai 1916 mil
mS nidltig madr, Oieirr 9icgicruns
feline auOere 9'a6! ii6rig bIeibi, ais
in llebereiuitimmitng nit Gbre uno
8arbc Oieies Saubes, eiucn anrs
ein5niflagen, ben iie am II. Slpril
idlon neBmen luullte, bate 9entidl.
lunO bamalS Hid]t bic glrt nnS gSeiic
ser SaudbOpttriegfiiBrnng einse'
| itellt.
eldj babe 0es6al6 Dem 5taatsitfres
tar mitgeteilt, 5r. Gr5ellcn5 Dem
Ocntidleu gOtidnfter bic WlittriluHg
5n madlcH, Dan allie biplomatiiden
Se5iebuHgeH slUiidlen ben &ereinig-
ten Staaten uno GentihlanO a6ge.
bruden iiuo, nno ouR Der amerifani-
ihe Sotidafter in Berlin iufort
abreiieu miro. Sn llcbcreinitimmung
NIT Sieier eutidDeibnng pirS Der
Staatsietretdr Oem oentiden 8pt.
itlafter iofort ieimc 9diie 5niteIleu.
SrBb Steier nneruarteten SanS.
lnHgsueiie Der Scntidlcn Reaicrmng,
Oas einmal gegebeuc geripredeu
riifgansis 81 MAIDEN, alanbe id
Oenuod nidt, Oaf e. bic Abiidlt Der
bentidlcH 9iegiernng lit, Oas SIT TIM,
lUas lie ms in tuarneHSen 8urtfH
III tim beripr0dlen fat.
id fam es nidIt glaaben, oaF
iie Der langiabrigen SrenHbidlnft
bic 3iBiifen oieIem nno Sem bent.
iden SUlfe 6eitanben, emtiagen nnb
amerifaniidle Sdliffe uerienfcn nnb
oas ge6en amerifaRiidler garaer
Serit0ren perSeu. gtur mcnu i'd
iuirflih ein Oerartiger 9Ift bOll5iebtt
famu id oaran glaaben.
gSpllte bas eiugefleiidlte Ser
trunen meiuerieifs in Der Otahig.
felt mnO flngen @Oriidt in &erfOl-
anna i6rer slGne nd nnglifliAer
gSeiIe ais grunOios beDciicH, iollten
amerifaniidle Sd)iffc nnO Sas ge.
ben non glmerifanern uon Oeren
5celefeblsbaberH i'm trniitn @egcn'
iab IN Den gerediten 6rnnOlageu
bes interaatiunalen 8eifbes gefahr.
bet iuerDcn, Oaun lUerOe ifJ mir
HDdlmals oic Sretheit neHmen nnO
Dor ben Soagrer freten nab Seuicl-
ben nm Oas 9edt erindJen, ale Diit.
tel i'll Anluenouug ~ bringeH, bic
5nm SdDnbe nHierer Silrger nnO
5etlentc Oicneu fonnteu, bic auf
boiler See ibrcr frieoli6en Seidlaf.
tisung Rndgeben. Sd fam nidt
iueuiger tim. Sdl bOffe, baF alle
nentrnleu Iatiunen oeHielben anrs
elnldDlagel ueroen.
&ir iuIuidlrn feinen icinSlidea
Gouflitt nit Der faiierliden 6ents
ldlen Acaiernng. 9Sir iiuo bic ami
ridlti9en JrenHOe Ses Ocntiden @ol-
fes unS 9offen 5nOeridltlih nit Der
Jiegieruns bic fir Oasiclbe Ipridjt,
in 5rieSeu 81 lebeu. gSir iUsrDen
nidlt slauben, Oaf lie nns feiuSlid
gcifunt iinS, bis mir ge5mungen fno,
es 5t glanben; nn6 mir bea6Tdlti.
geu nidlts me6r ais bic mdfige
&crteiOignng Der nnSlueifel6aften
9iedDte nnieres golfes. g9ir min.
ifeH fsinen ielbitiadltiaen 3iuefeu
an Sienen. gSir lpiiHidlen nur in
@eoanfen nu0 in Der Sat fIr bic
nnOerduferlidlen grin5ipien nnieres
&Ulfcs cin5ntrcicn, bic Id and in
meiner Reoe an Den Scnat ans5n.
Oriifen bOffte mir Ueriadlen nnr
nnifr Gcdlt ami 2cbcn, @rredltigfeit
nn6 nn6eidlranffc Satigfeit IN rr-
halteH. 9ics iinb bic 6rnn6iabc
Ses 6ricOcns, nid)t Des aricges.
tSUtt gc6c, Oaf mir nidjt beransec.
furOert werSen, iIe 5n berteioigeu
Onrdl bea6fdDtistc nngcrehtc .6anS.
lnngen DOpieiten Der giegicrnng
Teutidllan0saH
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BrGiiosnt bernit 9ricgs. ionic
ISlpttenirfrfiar.
Jubcl in ccnScr
iibcr 2lmcrikas Brtleb
NIT DcmtiblanS,

QonDon, 8. Grb. - Die glad.
ridt BON Dem ab6ruf Ser oipIo.
matiiheu 8e3iebunaen Der Ser,
Stnaten nit Geutidlan0 bat ganl
2onOon in Ben 3uitnno boditer Gr-
regung bcrictt. Die g(benobl1tter
iiuben reiBenDen glbiab.
2Sn Der anlerifaniiden aoIonil
berrift beionoerer S5ubel.
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,,aSriatic" fdbrt ab.

gleiu gorf 3. 5eb = Der gro.
he Sbite Stor golnpfer abriotic,
ous iesigc ar6Bte britiide trans.
atlautiifle Sddff lit helre nodI
Slnerpool abaeiabfen 5cine 40
@oiingiere braditen brauienoc @ur-
robs oul oic Eer Sinaien ons.
ole oos 5hiFi Den sluferPlnt rer.
lieb.
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Dr1btloIe Stationcit
llittcr hcntrcne!

gSai6ington, 3. 6e6 Die
Orabtloieu 5tationen in SobbiGc
uno 1tferton iDur6en inter itren,
gerer Reaierrngsfontroae geltelt
ols iie bisber nureu. t9ta oa lper.
ben bic 2laiiertcn nod mebr liigen}
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p. Garnctus6i ipridbt
i'm Sta0tsantf ucr!

8oibingtou 3. 1Scb. @raf
IarIlolu5fi, Der uc1e 0iterrcih.
mgariihe 9otidJoitcr. ipro6 benta
ann erlten Dfot i'm Statsomt por.
er iteIIte iid 5cfret1r ganiing miO
m0ereu 6obcn Stootsbedinten Dor.
Tdrnotpsfi lDciocrte iid), ocn &c.
genitano iciner gliiiion ST crortern.
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Sails 5ie fcinen 2lgeuten III sy6rcr
glodbnridnit fernem 10 ihreiben
Sie on Or. 9eter 6abrnep s. Cons
60, 1875 So. 3oDne glbe., GBi.
cn9o, e5n.
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5wei S0iffc ncricnkt;
Sebn 11i01lGt ertrunken!

2ouoon 3. Sch. = Cifi3ira
miro gemel0et Dab beute borrnittag
Der boaGn0ii6e 3antpier Gamma
uuD Der britiid5e 3nnpier Giionite
Don einem oeutI6en 1oAd)6oot Der
ienft mur0eu. 3ehn 9tam 0er
8eiasuHg 0es 2etteren ertralfeH.
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tsr 6efplate Den giat.

w btipAbit ptH JUL BSuL Elllt-
9er 3eit, i6reibt @err 9(leranOer
Slider, ia 8. Ctr, 2ineolit, Rebr.
aq1bcn sic mir ocn Hat. s5orni's
gllpentrduter bon einem Der hieiigen
2ofoIogenten 81 bc5iebeh mas id
nudl tat. Sd babe iest bic 5lpeite
5luid)e Qefanit 3ic Shlner5en in
meiner Seite iino nun bolitdnoig
berifpun0en iln0 id fam iDieocr
geben. gludl uleiu grit0er. Der an
8bellmnfi5nu5 lift uuo bereitS int
@oipitol behaRoelt poroen par. bat
Oieie 0ieoi5iu ge6raudlt mo fann
jet mieocr ar6eiten. Gs lit Die bette
mir befnnrte. wleoi5in. g9ns sic
2eute oaruber iagten idien mir i'm.
glaublidl 5il icin. aber i6 bobe mid
ieb. Ourd1 eigele griahrinq bon Der
@ahrbeit ilberseuat IS iii 0os be.
ite imh blIliaits DausmIttcl
lluQleidl nnGercn Nieoi5inen III
3ernis Alpenffonter nidnf III 9lpos
thefen 5u bohfa SDe5i0logcnirA lie.
jert q nrcfr poHg Saborntnrlunl.
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Der f1rdiiccnt mcint,
tuas CT oeIaet bait
Steiu Slueifrl, baf or, falls icinen
SSOrten nidlt BebOr geihenft
iuiro, Scntlhlnnb arie8
erfIaren iuiro.

8uibington, 3. 5eb. - Die beutc
Dem Scnat obgegebeue grfIduing
oes 9rdiioenten l1Bt feinen 3uciicl
0ariiber beitcbep, SaB es ibm nit
0eni mas CT logtc, boIGton1mcuer
Grnit mar I'M Sale CT nodmalS
9enotigt iein ioIltc, in 0ieier gIn.
gelegenbeit Dor Dem aongreB 5ll
erideinen oeiien Sauftion 81 eiuer
Sricgserfldrting NIT 8ciltidIanO 81
foroern
9lls Der 9rdii0ent iciHe 9leOe
geidloiien bate, erfolgte Elm glus.
bru6 ricii9iten syltbels BON Den 0lit.
GIie0ern beibcr 9driGr ioipotl ipie
bon oen 8ollerien BON Repiiblis
fancrn ipie BON 3emofroten gleid.
5eitig.
BrGiiOent 6ernit 9ricgs. ionic
IylDttenirtretdr.
5oglrid nod iciner gtiidtebr
bonn aongreB bcriGi Der 8rdiibent
Den ariegsiefret1r gafer nie oen
6lottcniefretdr 9onieIs 5u elmer
aonfereu5 in oas @eiBa 6aus,
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iiir oicie 6ldideH teinen areSit ga6.
Gs 1eift, oaB cine groBe an5abl boit
@dldbdH0lern 0icie5 @rin5ip ans
wel0eu lmO cs 1T oen 6ousiralea
on5uroieu, fih segea oieien miafiir.
liden Saul" BON 0lilhfloidlen Su
Wrbrcn. Serr Gbarles SdaDoaer
BON Der 4lnntito 8airp SO. loaf. 0nB
oics nidt bon ieiHen 0illhnianneit
profti5iert miro. oo 0ieieIbeu einseI,
fnten flir ieoes Gunntum MiId, fn,I
ben uno onher Hilr 0as perlnnatI
@!aB aghep
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NE9NQAyvN s.ss, ss''s q.
9es Bette in gan6eOiae.
g1atiues tdafid 2.15. 2f6en6s 815.
TeiepHsn
9sua. 494
emma Garns

~Ebe odncing Girl of Gel6i" init
gSanoa Soff; SaDoD & Brennan, 5
belgilde 9ldoder;; 9iepboff &
EDelps; Sobn 8ebiter s. Co. 9be
Jerraros; Srpbeum 5rabel 8eeflp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-03

greiip Mafinees: Bette Sise
25e, ausgenommen Sanlstag un6
oniltag GnIlerie 10c. glbgnog:
10. 25, so uso 75c.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16

A. H. Nau was a business visitor
at Grangeville Thursday.
J. V. Nash transacted business at
Grangeville the first of the week.
G.. W. G1eenough visited Grange
vile professionally the first Of the
week.
Miss Nettie Wies of Ferdinand is
the guest of friends in this city this
week.
The snow is gone from the roads in
many places but it will take weeks
for the deep drifts to leave the fields.
George and Frank Uptmor and
their better halves departed Wednes-
day morning for their homesteads neal
Fort Benton, Mont, after spending
several weeks with their parents near
Keuterville.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16

Next Thursday is Washing
toms birthday.
Next Wednesday is Ash We'd
nesday, the beginning of Lent.
C. w. Nuxoll has accepted a
position with the Cottonwood
Mercantile Co.
H. H. Nuxoll is having an Of
flee fitted up in the harness shop
building next door to the German
State Bank.
A good sized revolution is on in
Cuba and Secretary Lansing has
notified that nation that the
United States will not recognize
any government which may be
established there through revolu-
tionary methods. Our govern
ment has sold 10000 rifles and
1000, 900 rounds of ammunition
to the Cuban government.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16
Attention Farmers

Have just received car of wire
fencing of all sizes, 18-inch to four
feet high. Also have farm gates.
Farmers Union Warehouse c.,
Geo. S. Downer, Mgr.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16
Attention Farmers

Have Just received a car Of wire
fencing Of all sizes, 18-inch to four
feet high. Also have farm gates.
Farmers Union Warehouse Co.,
Geo. S. Downer, Mgr.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16
His Impressions

His Impressions
Whom the gods love die young.
They loved him we'll,
And took him early in his manhood s
prime
From this base earth.
His was a nature noble, generous
great;
His mind was vast, his soul was radi-
Rare traits had he, which set him far
above
His fellow-men.
A wondrous way of saying the right
thing
At the right time;
A boundless generosity; heart
Overlooking with the deepest, tender
est love;
His tact was marvellous; his wisdom
wide;
And better far than all,
He understood.
A paragon, mighty man indeed.
Nay, nay, l never saw him-but
know,
From many. hearings Of his virtues
rare
He was my wifes first husband!
Town Topscs.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16

do you drink coffee?" asked the
doctor of an aged patient.
"Yes," was the reply.
Coffee" continued the NJ. D., sis
slow poison"
Eyes, very slow" replied the old
man. Il have taken it daily for
nearly 80 years. -Tit-Bits.
The youth seated himself in the
dentists chair. He wore a. wonderful
striped shirt and a more wonderful
checked suit and had the vacant stare
of nobody at home that goes with
both. The dentist looked at his as
sistant.
Il am afraid to give him gas" he
said.
"Why?" asked the assistant.
"Well," said the dentist, show can
l tell when he's unconsciousH"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16
Pl1unnygraphs

Longley's Gin 1920 We do all
our cooking by electricity here.
Customer-Take this egg out and
give it another shock. Record.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-16

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-20
LOSE AND FOUND.

FOUND, saturday; bunch Of keys, bear
ing owner s name, same can be iden-
JlIea at Argus office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-20
DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS
XTNG CORN MAKING
ADVANCE ON PRICE

Chicago. Nov 20.-Corn advanced TO
a moderate extent today in response
10 developments regarding submarines
and owing 70 frmness OF the New
YORK stock market Bulls in corn
we're checked, though, by favorable
weather. Moreover, business lacked
volume Opening quotations, which
ranged from &c TO iac higher. with
January 1lG% and May 1i512 to
1883, were followed by gradual fur
ther gains
Chicago, Nov. 20.-Further gains re-
suited later from The spread Of opin-
ions th8t the q boat situation would
now permit Of larger exports of grain.
The close was strong, 11ac to 21sc net
higher. with January $11Sis to S1.18H
and May sl167s to SLIT.
General buying in small amounts
lifted oats Talk OF two to four weeks
more of large export demand had a
strengthening effect
Provisions assembled with hogs and
owing t9 O. sharp advance at Liver
pool where the government had raised
tho price limit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-20
HOG MARKET GAMER
BY BETTER SHIPPING

Chicago, Nov. Improved ship
ping demand gave strength today 20
the hog market Cattle We're some
what scarce, and choice grades en-
tirely missing. The supply Of sheep
seemed inadequate.
Receipts, $1,000; estinated tomor-
row. $4,000, active; Toe above yester-
days average; bulk, 17.5001780,
light, 17150l175; mixed, 17.30M1790;
heavy, 1725@1T90, rough, 1880
f7.40; pigs, l45G91775,
Cattle receipts, 10000; estimated to-
morrow $4,000; firm, native steers
7.25415.00; western steers, 6.00G
1855; stockers and feeders, 5.S50
1850: cows and heifers, 47501185i
calves, 6,50@1250.
Sheep receipts, 10000, estimated to-
morrow; steady; wethers. S.75Qt2.90
lambs, 1250D17.25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-20
PROFIT TAKING ORDER
OF DAY ON WALL ST.

New York. Nov. 0.-Considerable
pfohl-taking was encountered in the
Erst hour Of the stock market today
ana reactions Of ~ to 2ia points in
prominent rails also checked the rise
temporarily. On broader buying later,
particularly of coppers and coalers,
the entire list rose substantially, many
stocks going 1 TO points. Shippings
also figured in the advance with In
uustrials. United States Steel touch
ing 96. its top quotation for over a
fortnight. Another setback occurred
On further realizing at noon. Liberty
IS rallied from 81 TO 1856, the 80 s
displaying more activoty between s9.0s
and 1922.
Market leaders advanced l to Z
points at the outset Of today's trading
On fairly broad operations. @ar shares
and shippings led the movement with
motors and allied shipments. Coppers
also augmented yesterdays late gains
ana Specialties were featured by In
uastrial Alcohol and Distillers' secur-
lues- Rails showed less irregularities.
some OF the Pacifcs and coalers
strengthening while Union Pacific and
canadian Pacific were fractionally
Y ,ower. Liberty As repeated their min.
Dlmum OF 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-20

ONE of the fines moderate priced
homes in the eli $. nearly new, oak
hnlsil: oak and. maple floors, tile
bath; large tire place, built-in buffet
and bookcase: iheepiilg porch; all ce-
Inent basement anu garage; nice
lot: best location, will seii tor $1-
50O less than oe built today: will con =
slider part payment. might rent to
right party. L. c.. care the Argus.
ONE or Two desirable lots north OF
Es&hteenth avenue, on Twenty eighth
street. leyei: cas-. front: price 1easoE-
able. Phone r. I. 1Ab7 after s D. m.