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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-15
Nctiee Of Meeting

At the request OF c, " GissleF.
chairman OF the county division com
mittee. We make the sn1olneement
thar there viii bs mass meeting
Frfday evening At p m in the
Commercial Club room az which time
a full report wiz be given and mat
tiers o. importance discusSsd- Every
one who IS interested IS urged 20
be present
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-15
REF|NANCING OF
POWER PROPERTIES

REFINANcING OF POWER PROP
ERTIEs COMPLETED, NEW
MORTGAGE PLACED ON RECORD
IN NINETEEN COUNTIES, FILL
ING FEES OVER FIFTEEN HUN
DRED DOLLARS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-15

FOR RENT: A four room house
Call al this Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
&ilfessSarre Sipti3en.

Die 3ubl Der applituntsn gum
@strdnfepeItauI In Su,etue SouuIg be
trdst oleies Sabr 1921.
- Durd cine itarfs 9ussrploiion in
Der Wiorweu 3sde No. 81 ,u Alblsp
am Samiias Diorgsn Wuroen ipsi
Widnnsr sel0btst uno uut btsl perlsst.
DIE @ei 0oteten lino 2ofel UtartIu pom
1Salf auenne, babier. uno 5ianf Wai
sonis uon 9iswton ; Die YsIlssrsn iiuo
Alsr Shwats Soispb SosfOmSil uno
Sobu ulgultss uon alblep.
- Der 60 Subrs alts 9bOmus Dia.
berip uon Charles StruBe. ner msbrere
Nbenoe iuuOr am Bublic Squnrs burt
@sorse Stssmaisr jun. NIT lslnsm Au.
tomobl, nlsoerserannt muros, III 5rel
tag I'M Sup polpual ben erhaltsnsn
Verlfsunsen erle9en. Stepmaier 1T
,ur 3sit unter 81. 500 Siit9lnait ae
litlll morten. absr am Utonlas Abeno
pon ben @Oronsrs @sihporsnsn uon
Der VsrantwoIIlihfsit iur oen uniau
II lsIasipI ohsn. lnosm iis Tanoen, oaB er
unuermeioli1 mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11

- Der idhrlihe. WfasienbaI bss
Seranton 3isoerfran, miro ON Dion.
tag. ben -. Sebruar, In Der Yersins
balle on Abams auenue ffattfiuoen.
- Do ihr 3ontraft nit ben Brduer.
eibslisern ON Sonnfaa um Wtittsrnoft
abliei uno feline neue Versinbarung as.
troffsn moIosn mar. 10 erfolate Dion.
taa cine Suspsriion idmmilidsr Brau.
arbsiter sw,iden Blttsfon uno Carbon
onle. nit ausnabme Der Wtalhtpenlei.
ter, pet,er uno Sfallleuten. Die 9lr.
better uerlansen h0here x6hus uno cine
asnoeruns In albsiis,uitdnoen. Sn
elmer seitfrn Jiahmitta9 ob9baltentn
YsriammIuns bsidloHen Die Nrbeiter.
einen Streit ~ iniceniren. nahoem Elm
8omitee berihtet battle: baB feline ,u
irieoenitsllsnoe NuSsleihuus erreiht
morbcn fei Vile Nrbeiter murben on.
ssmisisn. Die arbsit nieosr,ulssen. Die
Brauer waren bsreit. 9eDrie Su9e'
itdnonilie ,u MAIDEN unb aut fir Ar.
Duration. wurosn ober absspieien.
sS- Dtan uer9elis nidlt. baB iest Die
Srfite oes n Scrapton Woflenblatt" iid)
4lU Spruce StraBe. pierter Stod. be.
finoet uuo oaB oie TeIepbon hummer
Beu 5145 1T. Dian shoue nah oeul
sroBen Shdo obeu ON @ebduoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
NaAruf.

Wotl psbt eu Sturm eis 8liitbe fort
nnb lubsup 9tbtn brl6t Der 1op,
Do6 rae N Clients u fina ni1t
Das n bas Snbt alltr Hcib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
Snbe Narf OSpti;eu.

- Der 80 Sabre nlte glIeranoer Ger.
ieuitb uon 2lfapette Stta6e lit seitsrn
in Der @apcule 3edae untsr einem Oet
tsniau 9sianssn uno sstOotet worotn.
= Der Ga Sabre alle Braolep @or.
bg uon 9torb Snmner 2luenue serieth
ON Oonnelita9 auf unuefannte gSsiie
in Srlebin BREEDER in ole RoIen uno
wLrOe ipdter als Seroriidle Ssi6s auf
9efunosu.
- ,srau Warsaret 9urs. cine ssb.
2ursmberaer. lit am Ssrsltas Nbsno in
ihrer y8obnuu9 an Waibourn Stra6e
9eitorbsn. sic miro pon aht 9lnoern,
'mei Briibern uno 3nei Shweitern
nberlsbt. Die Sseroisuus erfolste ON
Olsnitas. uab einen 2raueroisnif in
Der St. Sobannis Slrbs, i'm SrIeOboI
Der @smslnoe.
= Der l3idhriae Soisph UtaIjenfeil
Don Srioro SlraBe. welder iid Dor.
lsste Wode I'M sentralsn Staoitbeil
uerleste oils sr auf Dem Sic ausslut,
III am Sounta9 Wforsen i'm Wsltieite
Snipilal ben solaen Der Ysrlssuns er
leSsn. Die Bserolsuna iano seliern
nat) einem 2rauerolenit IN Der ct
Sobannis airbe I'M Srieobof Der @e
msinoe itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
Bon NeterSbura.

= 5rau Wfaria Briem. IS Sabre
alt. 1T an Dorlesten Wiittnob in lbrer
Wohnnn9 an 3aplor auenue ssitorbsn
@s iiberleben iie uler 1ohter uuo orel
Sobne. Die Sei ssuns fano Conn,
taS I'M Dunmore 5rieobof itatt.
- als albert Dr. # fen. ON Dien,
ita9 SormittaS in ieiner Nutomobil
Werfitalte on Sarrilon Auenue NIT
Vtftor Supp elne Uiaihine rsparirsn
mollte. mnroe Veioe ourd3 ben bellslben
auslil omeuoen @asounit lbermaliist.
supp fonnte lid, nod in Die iriibs &uit
l6aTtsn. mo sr iih balo erhOlte. absr
SruIt muBle ar,tllt bebanoslt nsroen,
ebs sr wlsoer Die Dsiinnuns erlunste
uno auBer @eiabr mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
Stabtrafb.

Dirsftor Der Sffsntlihen Wsrfs Sotn
q. 9apss iiiuoists am 5reitas foImell
cem Stahtralb on, baB er reiisnirt uno
am Is. Sauuar ausihsibsn mhroe. ~.
slsih bsoantte er iih iiir bic uuterftiis'
uns. Die ibm mdhreno ieinss Amtster.
mines 9sgeben muroe. Bei Anuabme
bes ShreibenS ertldrie Wlrtb. baB benz
Nusiheioenoeu bic Nnetfennuus 3use.
iprod,sn weroen follte, oa er elm tii6ti'
ger Deamte mar.
Us. V. Bolanb uno Samuel Samter
iparen eridisneu. UNI baflr 3u asttirsn,
oaB in bstrsif osS linton Yahnhoipro'
isftes ndditsn Wtdr5 elm appsll isitsns
Der Staot genommen weroe. ytah ein'
iaen SrDrterunssn maro bsl4lohen. bic
ansslsssnbsit oisis Uo6e aubunsbmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11

Simmer miibr unb i6pad. 1T elm
3ultanb iibsr mslhen uisls. beionbers
iSrauen. fla9en. Sem 9Sunoer /! 8le
f6nnte es auh anoeIs iein, wsnn bas
Blut ibwad,, trGse uno unreiu Ill.
'srau D. Rbpmer uou Gait sSllliiton.
u o.. bat oieie @lfabruns ssmuft.
absr iie fano 0llie in tsornl's alpsn
frduter. Su elnsm Srieie tellt iie Oars
iiber folsenosS mt: visorni's Alpen
frauter 1T 10 auBerorosntlit bsiliam
sspsisn, oaB ih osn @sbrauh oielsr
Wieot,in fori,uiesen seoenfe. unter
allen Sellmilteln. Die id fir BluIarmut
uno allsemeiue Shmdhe sebrautt
habe, 1T t5ornl's Alpentrduter bos bette.
SD Deroe ss bel isoer @slsssnbsit EN-
pfehlen.-
SDsnn sic iid fiir cine Wsoi,in In
tertliieren, Die wlrfih gut lit. uno
nihts entbdlt, mas Dem Sgitem nid|t
,utrasllh uno heiIiam mdre. 10 miro
Shneu 5ornl's Alpenfrouler iuiasen.
@s miro nlht In apotbsfen uerfauft
Spe3ialagenten lieietn es oireft pom
ium Der 1eriteller. Or. Bser
5abrnsp & Cons So. 1875 90.
DOgue aue.. Chicago. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
Npro Scranfpn.

= Die @helsute Sobn s8isisl uon
Sit Wtarfet StraBe murben our1 Die
@sburt zines Sobnes erfrsut.
- am Sumitas marce Der goli,ei
berittst. oaB oas 2bomas Sohns 30
tel OIL Jtoro Dtain Au.nue um $14 IS
in alsiuselo bsraubt woroen lit.
- Der 13iahriss Soisph Dfiieuld
uon Wilbur StraBe mnrbe stitern
9tahmiltas. ole er pon Der ShuIe
heImfehrle. auf Der Depot StraBe
8rsujung uon sinem . & B. 3us
9strofien uno seiootst. Gun Shaosl
mar ssbroben uue Der llnte arm abse.
ihnitten.
- Durh einen Yrano. Welher am
Dfonias Jtat)t In Der @lraue nel
STANDARD BIauerei on Der @de pon
ySaInut StraBs uno Beuu aoenus ent
itano. nutos bieie. bic 'ShIelnsrpelf
itdtie, pler AuloIruds une ulsr Auto
mobile ,sIliOrt. elnen Ve lult uon ttmi
$l2.u0O anIlhIeno sSle Der Srano
1T nlht bsfannt.
- Or. 5. ~. Surlinshoff uon Jtoro
98p0 ing auenue battle am Sountas
Abtnb eln itbr frnppes @nIfommrn
pom 2oos. OILS iein Nulomooil aui osr
.Dtlu SfraBe 8reu,una. bel Der Hloys
1tom. uon elusm sudImanna israht,ua
seiIOheu nuroe @r plieb aui lelnenI
Sts. bls Der Anpral Dol Iiibsr mar uuo
lpians Damn unoelltst aus Der liaIt
,srtrimmerten Wtalblne.
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stabt unn Gonntb.

- Rihter 6. v. Diomer pom Ser.
Staaten @eriht oronete ON Samitaa
an. ooB cine @slouertbeiluno on bic
Oepoiitorsn Der perfrahten Blau Banf
erfolsen fol- uno merbsu bieislben etma
Ia Ssnts ON Dollar erbaltsn.
= @barlss W6Ifers uon Noams gps.
nue.. elm Nnssiielller In Der 9. 6. Q.
Oruderei, Durbe ON Samitag In @r.
manssluns Don 5000 Biirsihaif benz
8sfdngnlB iiberianot. auf Die anflaae,
SupIsr'elidss seitObi.n gu buben.
- Das @srid,t matte am Donner.
flag Den @inhaltsbefshl permanent. Der
uerbistet. oaB Die Antbraeite Bier Som
panic ibre ,5diisr nit ben alslhen Sar.
ben anltreift, wie Die Der Pennipluania
Central Vrau eompanie. Nuh muk
sritsrs @ompanis bic unfoiten ,ablen.
- Die ScrantOn armeubsb6roe or
saniiiIte iif ON s5reitas fiir 1917 burt
bic @rw1bluns Der folsenoen Beamteu /:
Yraioenf. Sreosrid fuller /; Sefretdr.
@harlss R Ader !; Rehtsbeiltauo, 9
U Strass Stsuersinnsbmsr. @eorae
Studart. DIs Amt bes Sdaasmsi
tiers muroe ab8sidafit.
- Der Boli,si puroen ON Samitaa
,m'i Dubitdbls berihtet uno lie slaubt,
baB 2aiheuolebe bier thdtis lino. Ye
ter @lpnn Don Sio Wtnin Nuenue III
auf einsm StraBsnbahnuassn um s62
erlsidtert Dorosn. mdbreno 5rdultin
Srene @illrSpie pon Srospsct Auenue
I'M ,entralen Staettheil sS aus ibrsr
Danbtaihe entwenbet murbsn.
- Die @lelanb Simpion @ompanis,
Sisenihiimer bee @lobe xaoens. bat an
Diontag gum Yres pon iiber 5000, ,OOu
ben seiammten Waarenuorralt oss
Sonos Sons's Saoen erDorbsn uno ae.
oentt in ndhitst .3sit bort slnsn sros
lrtisen YeItauf ab,uhalten, m1breno
tlr ei9ener ruoen unlaebaut mirb. We
Ulro babel gro6s SOrthstls sebeu, aui
peths Ihon isst aufmsrflam gsmahI
uiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
SIN mer pu11llJtig.

@inss Sages erbot ii5 Elm Sung.
Befelle. ben alten farbigen Sunitor bes
@partmentbaufes, in bem er tpobnt, in
feinem 9luto na9 Der unteren Staot
mitounebmen.
rRo, BOB, no. bante," tpebrte Der
5arbige ab. sd bente, i4 parte
nod unb fu6re nit Der StraBenbubn. "
~Ra, aber, parum benn. Sntel9"
fraste Der Serr. mSie tiir9ten iidJ
bod ni6t ettpa9"
mNp. BOB, ib fiirdten, no." pers
ii9erte Der Mann. .9tber itb iparte.
nSm, fasen sic einmal, Sntel, iinb
Sic iiberbaupt fbpn einmal in eincm
4utomo6il sefabren?"
w9los einmal, Bob, aber ba babe
i9 mid ni6t gang bineeIeBt. 70 bub
i9 nicbt gu fdiper fpuroe."
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DC fsinstsa oruckarosItsn IN sss eeAaa
'sfsrs die omes sss 'seeasnn,afa--
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Aus bem Oberen Sbale.
(ar&balb @orreipouoeus.)


- Or. unb Srau Solepb VI. NBasuer
BON Gbroop iiuo burh Die @sburt elmer
2o6ter bsSlhdt uoroeu.
- Der Yrisftrassr Sobu Reinins
Don Yeduille letoet, pie am Ufontds
ieit9eittllt murbe, on ben Yodsu. um
cine Yerbreitun9 Der 8ranfheit su DER,
hinoern. ut cine itrifte Quarantlne
etablirt noroen.
- Der 4S Sabre alte Sotn 2ina
pom @gpip @lOus uno islne @attn
iino ON Donneriias otm @sfdnsnib
iiberptelen moroen. neil Sing un9sblih
Die IA Saure ale 2ohter Der Srau on.
sriff uno lsstere Wtitwiiisrin fem iou.
t@arbOnoale @OrrslpOnosns.)
= Die 9sloipiuos Der Slsiidhducler
Wforris & SOmpanie ,u WtaDfielo lit
fliil WflllwOh Wior9en pon @lubrst,
ern seiprengt uuo um erpa $500 uno
Sbsds beraubt motbeu.
= Faul GOiissr pon Sprina Stra.
BE. Saupt Ospulg In Der SIfice Dee
9erihlslhrelber Oauis IN Scranton,
III am Samltas Wttias sinem 9shirn.
lbla9 erlesen. nahoem er lett mebIe en-
Woben unp6Blld mar. Der Ysriior.
bsne mar 35 Sabre alt unb miro pon
Der 9Slttwe iibsrlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-11
Tunrnpre.

= Das SOtel ots anselo @aitslano
an Surs StraBe muloe frib bsute
Wtorsen burd einen Urano SeriiDrt,
mt sluem Verlult uon $4,000.
- Der 21 Sabre al,e Hapmonb
8un3 pon electric StraBe. Wtltsliso
oon Sompanle D. 13. Ysnngluania
Snianterle, gu Sl Baio. Gsr oleneno,
1T am Olenltas Jtadt i'm Sais So,pi.
tal gu Sort SliB Der &unssnsnISiino.
uns erlesen Oteies lit Der erite 80.
oesfau i'm 13. He9lmsnt. islt es am IL.
Ausult scranton usrllsB.
dc fsinstsa OrWes<Arositsn is sss eGaaa-
isfert die Omes dss .NeenAnhlsf1-r
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BON Der &Ibfeife.

Srdulsin @liiabetb Shwerter uon Oft
Qocuft Stra6e uno @oDaro 0iiia uon
,sreslano. Pa.. unb friber bier nobn
bait, iino am yieuiabrsta9 in lesterem
Ort OILS @bepaar uerbuuoeu woroen
Sraulsin Wtu1 S'8risn BON NlOsr
StraBe uno Charles Sruuer uon Der
@romn Nuenue puroen am Samitag In
Der 3irhe Der Jtatiuitdt ourb Bfarrer
Sohn Z. Butter gum 8uno fiirs Sebsn
eln9eleSnet.
,srau @ua Ueidsl uon Waple Stra'
&c. II Sabre alt. Int lesten Donneritaa
mad, tur,em rnpoblisin seitorbsn. IS
iiberlebeu iie Der @atte. Elm Sobn uno
riinf 9ohtsr. Die Besroisuns eriolsts
Samitas i'm 5orsit pill 5riscbof.
Die neuen Beamtsn Der Siibisii.
RepublifanlIhsn @sislllhaft. bic 5rei
tag Jtaht srpdblt muroen. iino: Brd.
iiornt, Safob @ornisr Vi'e Brdiioent.
Sobn 9. Gilman (; Sdosmsiltsr,
Sohn 8 Shneioer SettsIar. ebar'
les VI. Yabr.
Der Shwaben Ysrsin erwdblte am
sSisiias Jiaht natiolasuoe Vsamtsn !:
Fraiioeut. Sohn u Sd,psnfer 4; SBe
Eral aliOent. Huoolpb Dtager; Setre'
t1r. @drl ShmaIo; Shusmellter.
Sobu UisllerI ; &rultsss, Sorenj 5riid'
tel uno lSilliam tSllher.
Natiieu Sountus. ben IA. Sauuar.
JtahmltIass 3 ubr. bGlt Der arbeitsr
sSortb. uno Str. unterit III ieiner Salle
III Der @ds pon respect aosnus uuo
Aloer Strase Die balbidbrllfe 9eusIal
Seriammlun9 uno Ssamtsnmahl ab
uno iiuo ldmmtlihe Utitsllsbsr srlutt,
pinftli6 ju elihslnen.
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3um Mn0enfen
s. inrib &icbrib .

Sn Solss b.s ablsbsns unleres sc.
uoiien. 9sinrid Siebrld. mlrben In
Der Yeriammluns ON Snmitas. ben
6 Slnuai 1917. folSenoe Bslleios Be.
ldlnlfs ssfubt:
u DIR Arbsittr 6crtbllpuuas- unb
arlnftn-u ttrih Buuas eertin. ttu ttrben
Suluif ,sinss @tnodsn aufs t,flit BE-.
tausrne. pnn'Gt ben Sinttrb!itbsuen res
gtrfrrbsnsn inr tnuip 5bulnabme
su sufhrn, fpw'e ltin inniaif asfiibltes
3siIe , ausjutrudsn.
q Die p'fI he 8nsinstrautr auf 80
Sage ausiuoebnen uu bieitlbs purt I'm
horen bis Beeins CHARTERS iu ipmbplt.
frea.
81 Sc tins abitrifi sorifsbsrbtr Be.
ftpdt ben Sinttrblsbsntn pss Y:rforbe-
ntn, fopr an ei' Rtpafnon zee ,. Srlu.
ton Wcpsnbldn" unp pts Scranton Sour.
nal tsbufs gsrufT'ntIipuna ssIanstn ~
lantn.
Sm Ramtn tes arbtiitr 8cribileuugs. unb
aranisn. llHirifls Inss gniu ,,i6na:
Srls Spredlsr. Brdiioent,
8arl Wolff. Ssfretdr,
Ausult Sobs.
arthur Ndngerfelo,
@ultap 36ltsr,
@omitee.
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0as bette Mitte..

rWat. Spargel ipiIfte pflansen2"
nNatierlid. Oct is oct BETTE Mittel
ieien 2uftauiriffe."
nSejen 2uftanjriffe?"
~4aemal. Der i1iebt bod 70 riss
fig in bic 9Obe!"
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Nttfsfpu. .

Or. Soispb Is. Rsap. 8rdfosnt
Der Ufinsrs SaulngS B4nt, itlir,is am
5reitas IN lslner Office ioot nieoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-27

9osbaft. Game (aIs ibr
S06nden idb5ornig iiD: .Giuen.
tiimlih, bnB oie @ubcn oIle 10 Dos
iinb, 10 lang iie 10 flein iinb9!"
Serr: .So,.... bel ben WGo6en
fonmt bos crit bcrol;s. ipenn Tie
ucrbcirotet lin6!"
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into office. Gronna, Young and Nor
ton, who are politicians first, last and
all the time, probably saw an excel
lent opportunity for creating political
capital
Now comes the reports from Wash
ington that the battle :" wei and the
politicians are contending with the
Commercial clubs of Fargo and Grand
Forks and the iNonpartisan league for
the credit Of protecting the farmers
against Hoover.
No one can blame the commercial
interests for being aroused, if the
statement credited to Hoover is true,
but Garfield's telegram to Twichell
absolutely establishes the fact that no
price had been agreed upon.
Young, Gronna and Norton should
now give the farmers proof OF Hoov-
er's intention to fix the price at 81 .65
That would only be fair.
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forward who is master aboard. But
we've talked about 1t long enough now.
l do not anticipate any locking Of horns
tonight for those lads will need to dis
cuss plans among themselves first.
Bascom will be waiting for you in the
cabin, and I will join you presently"
walked with her as far as the lad.
der, and watched until she disappeared.
Forward could perceive little outside
the glow of the lanterns in the radius
of which black, grotesque figures con.
stantly passed and repassed. Occasion
ally voice sang out some command.
the words scarcely distinguishable.
"Mr. Leayord" l sang out.
"Aye, aye, sir"
"Let the men knock off work for the
present, and send the second mates
watch down for supper. You will taks
the deck, and it will be better to have
another hand aft here at the Wheel
"Very well, sir"
WAITED until he clambered heavily
up the ladder and joined me, his huge
figure outlined against the CLEAN of
the pinnacle light.
II was pleased to see the way in
which the crew took hold, Mr.. Lea
yord,' said quietly, "and that Olson
set them so good an example"
He crossed over to the rail and came
back wiping his lips on his sleeve.
"Olson is a good man, Mr.. Hollis ;
you made no mistake when you chose
him for second officer, but never saw
a.worse bunch of sea scum in any TO-
castle than we've got aboard here, sir"
"They took hold, all right"
"Aye. for the once: they're "A hit
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+. L.. SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER l-RObert Hollis, one
time sea captain, who tells the story,
is a guest on Gerald Carrington's
yacht, Esmeralda. It is supposed to
be stag" party and Hollis is sur
prised on discovering woman, who
evidently wishes to remain unknown,
aboard. .',
CHAPTER H-Hollis, the next
light, succeeds in having an interview
With the woman. She ma tells
M her name is Vera. w.:
CHAPTER III-Carring ), his
guests Of the coming war, . I'd that
Re is engineering copper poi:
CHAPTER IV-The yacht is sunk
in collision and Hollis saves Nc
Cam, millionaire, and one OF the par.
ty.
CHAPTER V--Hollis and. Mccain
rescue. Vera and leave the ship in a
small boat. ...s.@a%?
CHAPTER VI--Hollis and Vera be.
come friendly, though he is unaware
of her identity.
CHAPTER VII--McCann refuses to
submit to Hollis authority, and the
- enfOrces it.
t.,APTER VIII-The castaways are
y I'd by ship, the Indian Chief
nich takes them aboard,
CHAPTER IX-The Indian Chief
has recently been struck by lightning
and is almost wreck. All the off
GERS are dead. Hollis meets the own
er, who tells him the vessel has a
cargo Of ammunition. consigned to the
German government
CHAPTER X-Hollis consents to
take charge of ship and continue voy
age. Vera recognizes an old friend in
Robert Bascom, owner Of the Indian
Chief Bascom and Mccain are dead,
ly enemies a'
CHAPTER XI-Some dissatisfaction
among the crew uqickly develops, and
Hollis selects his of GERS
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Pershing in the 1918 spring drive
can have 472, 1000 thoroughly trained
and equipped men. BY the end OF
March, the national army will have
completed six months training. Brit
ish infantrymen now 60 to France at
ter sixteen weeks training, are test
ed eight days and sent to the
trenches.
If the allies require, we can
throw into battle 100000 addition
al troops the end of March-every
one trained more than six months.
"A million fully trained men for
the next big offensive
April 21, 1917, the war department
announced it had ample supplies for
100000, with the. exception Of heavy
ordnance and machine guns. These
deficiencies have been met By the
end of November the first increment
of the national army will be equipped
The rifle supply problem has been
solved
Yes, in a way Uncle Sam was bluff
ing. But the buffer has bluffed the
other buffer!
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CHAPTER XII.
The Crew Grow UGLY.


For moment I remained fOrgetful
Of the presence of the girl on deck.
There was but one course to pursue
at the very first evidence Of disObedi.
ence must assert full authority,
There must be no hesitation, no sign
Of weakness. Even as this crystallized
In my own mind, the girls hand
touched the sleeve Of my jacket.
Supper Is ready, Mr.. Hollis,' she
said. "Are you not coming down?' q
"Very shortly. I will have the men
knock off work, and leave the mate In
charge Of the deck" ~ ,s,t
"What were you thinking about 80
earnestly? You actually forgot me"
glanced aside into her eyes.
"Not guilty. Miss Vera; I was think.
Ing Of you, and Of how could get you
safely out of this scrape. do not say
this to brighten you, Miss Vera, only,
perhaps it is best for you to know the
situation. The first thing necessary
on this voyage is to show those fellows
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total forces numbered $4,000.

total forces numbered $4,000.
! The regular army and the national
guard were ordered recruited to wal
strength -the army to $4,000 men
the Guard TO 329,954, a total Of 622,
1884, -
The regulars reached their quota in
August, having added l3l,4S1 men in
four months The national guard, mus
tered into federal service August s.
numbered approximately 100000 men
and recruiting continues in 'organiza
tions not filled. -
The navy, finally ordered to recruit
up to $4,000, and the marine corps
$4,000 to 10000 men, completed Their
quotas. ....,..< r.,
Five months %after, the declaration
of war, therefore, approximately 800,
900 fighting men Of all branches are
under arms. :s
More than one third of the 6S7 ,00C
men in the first quota of the new ma
tional army have been passed. BE
fore October all Will be in camp. The
men who will train them have been Sc
lected in officers. training camps.
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EMISSIONS or GERMAN PRESS.

EMISSIONS OF GERMAN phEoo.
1t is indeed surprising that when
editors of the German papers are
trapped that they Immediately set up
the defense that the articles criticized
in their columns are not correctly
translated, but they never show any
WILLINGNESS to furnish translation,
one indication of the damnable propa-
ganda being secretly carried on
through the columns of the enemy
language press Of the Slope.
The Tribune has had the assistance
of one learned in the German IAN
guage to translate some Of the viper
GUS things. which, if short Of treason,
are highly seditiOus and unpatriOtlc.
Each time translatiOns have been pub
lished, the German press insists the
TRANSACTIONS were incOrrC {, but there
has never been any offer to furnish
any other translation.
It is a we'll known fact that the Ger
man press of the nation, with but few
exceptions, are not assisting this ma
ton in the conduct of the war against
Prussianism Nowhere is there that
whole hearted support arising from
love of America, but everywhere is
the covert admiration of the German
system which continues to slaughter
Americans on the high seas and upon
which we are now openly making war
The government acts slowly, but be-
fore the war goes much longer, every
German newspaper will be compelled
to publish the English equivalent of
all it prints in the enemy language,
or else cease publication.
Those who admire German kultur
should ask for their passports and live
under the flag of the nation they love
and whose acts they cOndone