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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
BRAND PARLA DELLA
CONFERENZA DI ROMA
Afferma Che il Convegno Ha Dis
sipato Tutte lie Nubi Che Altri
Avevano Fatto Sorgere
LACCoRDo E. COMPLETE
II Cappellano del Papa lmplicato mel
Complotto per Far Saltare la
Leonardo da Vinci


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| tutte le question: II presdentc del Con-
sglio BRAND parlaudo con IL corrlspoh-
dente romano del Temps. ha detto POGO
prma di partire ALA volta di Parigt:
la nostra vista a Roma e. stata ricca
di ottimi risultatt ed a. stata anChe tenn
cstiv Molte divergc-ze di dettaElio crano
sOrte ira gil alleati dclllntesa da quaudO
ST era tenuta "A pariEl lutima confercuZa.
9 si erauo fatti varii tontatvi per portare
Ia discordia ira gil alleati. senza tener conto
di avvenimcnti che sOnn ga' a ConOFCcnza
del pubbicu.
Ora nccessar'o dtsslparc 10 nubi SUI
peraro lc dnicoua' troyarc una solu2ione
di comuno accordo per eli avvenimenti pre-
senti ruturi ora tutto quosto = state
ratto con uuo splriiu di uuionc di solidari-
eta di buOua tedc vcrameutc nOtcyole
e pcrcio moi abbiamo eliminate lutte lie
dihColta' che potevano frappurs ira moi ed
ostaColare nustri sforzi,'
TeeGrummi da Londra dcono che in quei
circoi politCi 81 rtienc che Lloyd George
Q BRAND hauno avutO dial guyerno italiano
fortl assrurazioni che esso continuera' la
guerra vigorosamentc hno a che le pOtenze
centrali non siano pronte n fare conCessoni
che saranuo dl sodisfazionc di tutti gll
alleati collettivamente ed indvidualmente.
81 vedra' piu' tsrdi sc Queste assicuraztoni
date dal governo italano Comprendano an
che una partc pu' importante che le forze
italiane avranno negIi avyenimenti di ORR
ente
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fazione per / risultati della Conferenza di
Cui 81 sa sOltanto ad Ogni modo II tracciato |
IaCcordo raggiuntu su tutto |
Tutti fanno rlleVare che la conferenza ha IL !
signihcato d azione unita dt ferma |
LorEano del Vaticano, rOsservatore |
smentisce la noti2ia apparsa su |
altr giornai che II papa sta per rispondere |
ALA nota del presldente Wilson negIi stessi |
termini in cu ha risposto la Spagna. 81 |
IA nOtarc che ira Stati Unit Naticano non |
non ebbe percio' communications della nota |
del presidente Per questa ragione il |
Vaticano non poteva rispondere in alcuna |
maniera.
In seguito allinchrsta sullaffondamento |
icle CoraZzate italiane Benedetto Brin
da Ninci sono state arrestate una
quarantine di persone. II generate Ca
iorna e. state a Roma giovedi' appunto per
ad un consiglio di ministri che
loveva decidere cirCa Ia sorte deEli ar
-cstat, Pero' ne e risultata una grave
luistione politca Eacche' un funzionario
lal Vatcano e implicato nelIo scandalo.
I'm tale Ambrogetti che e. ira eli ar
-estati per II complotto, ha alternate nella
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sua deposizione davantl al giudice istrut-
tore che ,esil e. lbgente lnanziario di mon-
signor Gerlach cappellano private del papa
cd austriaco Questo monsignore fu un
tempo uficlale di cavalleria in Austria e
al fece prete ed entro nellie grazie del papa
quando questi era ancora cardinale ora
81 sa che prima della dcharazone di guerra
dollttalia. II monsgnore era interessato IN
un giornale austrohlo, La Vittoria, di cur
org administrators lAmbrogetti. lie au-
torita' italiane hanno potuto ottenere in
formazioni che hanno portato ALA sCoperta
del particolari del compotto per far saltare
le navi da guerra italiane. lie Information
sono venute da un tale Archta Nalente,
che o. ira eli arrestatL Al tempo delIes.
plosione s vide che alcuni macchinisti 81
trovavano bordo della CoraZzate che
saltarono i'm aria 81 salvarono in ann
beduo { cast Quesfi macchinsti furono
pCdinati e furono visit entrare nella casa
di Nalento. nj qut gil arresti
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
ALLIES DEMAND GREECE
YIELD IN 4S HOURS

LONDON, Jan. 9--The Greek situation
approached another crisis today. The Times
today declared the Allies conference In
Rome formulated and dispatched another
note to Grcece-this time equivalent TO an
ultimatum, demanding compliance with ali
previous requests as to disarmament ana
neutrality within forty-eight hours.
Dispatches from Athens indicated that
King Constantine is once again playing Tor
time having returned another answer to
the original Allied demand, which was said
to be an "evasive" reply. In II the King
was reported to have listed the difficulties in
the way of immediate compliance with the
Ententes demands
other dispatches from Greece today In
dicated serious food shortage due to con-
tnuance of the Allies strict blockage OF
Greece. King Constantine personally set
the example 10 his people by applying
for and receiving bread card. A number
Of small riots. due to food shortage as well
as demonstrations against the Entente by
Greek reservsts were reported from
Piraeus. the port OF Athens
Armed women are being put into the field
by the Greek Government to act as guards
says press dispatch from Athens today.
These women are supplanting the Greek
regulars that have been withdrawn from
Thcssaly at the demand Of the Allies. They
are being used to watch railroads and
bridges
PARIS. Jan.
Following brisk bombardment. the
Germans tried TO raid French trenches In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
LAST PLEA FOR sOwDEN
Parents Threaten to Take Principals
Case to Court

A committee Of parents Of pupils at
tending the Fitler School in Germantown
viii appear this afternoon before the Board
of Education to make their last plea for
the restoration of William II. Sowder to
the prinCpalship Of that school Mr.. Sow
den was transferred 10 another school after
serving AZ the Fitlcr for eighteen years. and
is now on leave Of absence. AT his own
request. having become III through worry
over the transfer
The Germantown residents have appealed
repeatedly to the Board Of Education to
reappoint Mr.. Sowdcn, but have thus far
been rejected In every case. They now
threaten to take the case into tho courts
if the school authorities fail this afternoon
to take favorable action in their case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
JERSEY ELECTORAL VOTE
FIRST no BE RECORDED
Harry Il. Sater Arrives at Washing
ton at I O'Clock in the
Morning
Ri a y,a0 corcypoader.

WASHINGTON. Jan g. Harry Il. Sal
ter. or Trenton. - j.. was the first messcn-
ger to carry tu Washington the electoral
vote of his state He arrived here last
night and called upon Mark Thstlethwaitc,
secretary 10 Vice President Marshall. AT !
O'Clock this morning Mr. Thistleihwaite did
not receive the returns at that hour, but
promised Salt"r to be in his office at Q
o'clock to receive them.
-Four states have sent their vote as can
vasscd 10y the Electoral College to Washing.
ton: New Jersey. Rhode Island, Virginia
and Maryland Saltcr had the honor twelve
years ago of being the first arrival with the
canvass of the Electoral College of his
state.
Wilson and Marshall will he formally
elected in February when the House of
Representatives meets to verify the canvass.
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GovERNoRs MEssAGEs EEAD
FIELDER'S MESSAGE ASKS
CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS

TRENTON. Jan. 9.-Governor Fielder to-
day transmitted the first budget message
10 the Legislature making recommendations
for the state budget under the law passed
last winter lie says in the message that
the two months allowed under the law in
which to examine requests from the var-
GUS departments, hold hearings and make
recommendations, do not give sufficient time
for the work and suggests that three
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
COMMISSION MEN HERE
FOR BIG BUSY MEETING
National League of Merchants
Will Hold 25th Annual Ses-
sion This Week
VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
Facts About National
Commission League

IIWt-JaNUaTy 7 70 II.
Place - Headquarters, Bellevue
Stratford.
Attendance - Commission mer-
chants of the United States and their
wives.
All cities giving way to Chicago
for 1918 meeting, the twenty-ffth
anniversary of the founding of the
organization in that city.
Standardization of weights and
measures, legislative and transpor-
tation problems will be discussed.
Philadelphia branch of the
National League of Commission
Merchants of the United States
hosts.
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icing has increased violently all along this

fi+Ing has increased violently all along this
line.
British military experts, commenting upon
the capture Of the Rumanian fortress or
Fokshani by Won Maekensen's German
allies, take the gloomy view that 1t is now
impossible to prevent the Teutons from
overrunning Moldavia, thus giving them
complete possession Of the kingdom or Hu-
mania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
LAWMAKERS BEGIN
WORK AT TRENTON
Republicans Have Joint Ma
jority of 36 in Two
Houses
NEW SENATORS SWORN IN
State Chairman BugOee Is Slated
for Comptrollership to Sue
ceed Edward |. Edwards

| TRENTON. Jan a.-Thc tilst session "
| the New Jersey Legislature convened at
| the state House today. The Legislature, in
| both Of its branches is Republican this
| year, the same as in 1915 while the Gov
| crnor is also of that party with their Joint
| majority OF thirty-siN in the two Houses.
| the Republicans not only had their own
| way in the organizing and the filling Of all
| OF the offices and the controlling Of an Of
! the committees, but viii also have charge
! Of the naming uf a successor to Edward T.
! Edwards, OF Jersey city, In the person Of
| Newton A. * BuEbcc uf this city to the
! position Of state Comptroller Mr.. Bugbec
is the state chairman Of the Republican
party
The Senate organized with fourteen Re
pubiCans and six Democrats. The former
would have had fifteen members II II were
not for the death OF Senator William W
Smalcy Of Somerset Thc last election
gave the Republicans q gain uf two .u,m-
bers IN the Senate Senator George w. T.
Gauut Of Gloucester. was returned Hs
President Of the Senate, Will" Francis g.
Davis, bf the same county was given the
post Of secretary. Among the other officers
Of the upper house are Assistant secrc-
tarv @ 3. Woodruff. OF Elizabeth. az m"
successor of John ". Clift. OF Union
County scrgeaut-at arms j. Albert Harris,
oE Wildwood, as tho successor of Lewis r..
Anderson. Of Trenton journal clerk, Wi
liam $. Stoes, OF SIlem county: supervisor
of bills. Robert NJ. Johnstone. of Atlantic
city, the secretary Of the inaugural com
mittee The Rev Edward q. Read OF Plain
field, was continued us chaplain,
GAIN AMONG HOUSE MEMBERS
The House for the present session has
forty-four Republicans aud sixteen Demo-
Gratis. which Is a gain for the former party
Of eight over that of 1916. The House
was called to order by Upton :. Jeffcrys,
of Camden, clerk of last year Assembly,
who was later In the afternoon elected clerk
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Russia'S thrust on the Riga front as
sumed the Importance Of a continued Of
fensive today. It has already gained con-
siderable ground against the German col
umns and was apparently proceeding to-
day with extraordinary violent fighting.
It is along the reaches Of the Aa River.
apparently that the most bitter fighting
is proceeding. Russian forces have made a
distinct advance in this sector. Artillery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan 9.--Cuba's suit in
the Supreme Court against North Carolina
to collect $2.1SG.OO0 on State bonds issued
during the reconstruction period and repudi-
ated as fraudulent has been Withdrawn.
1t was found that private bondholders were
acting through Cuba.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09

Clearer weather has resulted in p,.n.
artillery firing on both sides at manv ro,Is J,ler
on the western front. the German 'S,,.s N,
Office announced today war
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09

Withdrawal Of Russian forces without in
references from the German forces to new
positions along the line Of the putna and
Sereth Rivers was announced in today's
official statement
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the sector of Ribecourt last n,sh.
we're repulsed. the French war of1e. put
uounced today. Ribecourt is north - q
Disc River. Elsewhere the night was e.,n ~
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PARIS. Jan.
Following brisk bombardment. the
Germans tried to raid French trenches in
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ODAY when rising have made foods paramount
seems an oppotune lay before the minded public
= certain points it is to their ef-nteet to know.
And those who take thought speak, glad the
opportunity these their wepoed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30

against the above named defendants
Said writ reciting the material parts
of said Judgment, duly attested ON the
18th day Of January. 1917, and to the
sheriff of Ada county, Idaho directed,
and to me, Emmitt Pfost as such sher-
if delivered on the 18th day Of jan
uary. 1917, for execution, commanding
and requiring him as such sheriff to
execute the judgment by making tho
sale, applying the proceeds thereof in
conformity Herewith in the manner
prescribed by law.
The lands and premises directed ia
be sold by said decree are situated,
lying and being In Ada county, Idaho,
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit. Lots thirteen and
fourteen in block numbered nine of
Hyde park addition to Boise City, a.
the same are numbered and designated
on the official plat thereof Of record in
the office of the recorder Of Ada
county. Idaho, together with all ana
singular the tenements. hereditamsnts
and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or In any wise appertaining.
.Fotice Is hereby given that on the
Sth day of February, 1917 at the hour
Of 3 o'clock in the afternoon of that day
In front OF the county court house door
in Boise City, Ada county, Idaho, will
in compliance with said writ, sell at
public auction sale, all and singular the
above described property or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to raise
the money due to the plaintiff for
principal interest. attorneys fees, costs
of suit and expenses of sale, to the
highest bidder therefor in cash lawful
money.
Dated the 10th day of January. 1917.
EdMITT Post.
Sheriff of Ada County, Idaho.
Adv-Tues only-F6
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30
ITDIDIT.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale Under Order
of Sale on Judgment and Decree
of Foreclosure and Sale

IN the District Court of The Third JlI-
dicial District of the Sfi,te of idaho.
in and for the County Of Ada.
j. H. Richards, as administrator OF the
estate of Andrew McQuai1, deceased,
plaintiff, versus casc.ndl NJ. Sand
ers, as adminisfrati.ix of the estate
of W. T. Sanders, deeea ied, aud =. NJ
Sanders. defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale issued out of the above named
court on a judgment and decree of
foreclosure and sale recovered in said
court In the above entitled action. an
the 18th day of November, 1916, in IA
vor of the above named plaintiff and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30
A COMPETENT PUBLIC SERVANT.

m MEL RAMSTEDT, who is soon to retire from the
|N public utilities commission the type of competent
vice. He specially fitted for the work that has been
signed to him. having made it and associated subjects
study for before he appointed the commits
sion 1t is class of service that demands expert train
ing Mr. Ramstedt has met every requirement of the po-
stlon and it is regretabe that the public have
continuance of his service and of that of every other SIM
ilarly competent servant. Private employment is always
made attractive to that class of men, which point not
always taken into consideration by those who provide
compensation for public labor and make the selections
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30
PONY SERVICE.

IN THE interest Of the public in southwestern Idaho the
Capital News recently presented to the general man
ager of the Short Line, Howard v Plat request for
resumption of the Pony service between Boise and west
en points, need that has been aggravated by the
of the main line for some time on account of
bad weather conditions to the east The
has already been made that pending final disposition
the subject stub train will be run when the main line
west bound evening train is three hours or more late
That will furnish some relief but the Pony is what is
wanted by the public. We the Short Line will also
ind 1t Is to It's interest to this important local
service.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30

Nitrate King, born at Leeds, England.
Died in London. May 5, 1926.
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
lS67-The Evangelican Alliance of
the United States was organized at
the Bible house, in New York City.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
lS92 Secretary Of State Elaine
rabled to Minister Egan the govern
ments acceptance of Ghile's apology
for the Valparaiso outrage.
ONE YEAR AGO IN WAR.
United States note ark ing specific
disayoyal of sinking of Lusitania
reached Berlin; official report gave %
killed and 20 injured as result Of
two Zeppelin raids on Paris. Turks
said to have fled from Erzerum, which
city WAS now surrounded by Russians.
Berlin reported Germans had retained
all grounds gained in their drive near
Melville and south OF the Somme.
LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
No undertaking can be successfully
carried out without method.
Benjamin Franklin.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30

jing The monarch Of the last decade,
when he went forth, on dress parade.
could not command rig as great as
your old four" or six" or eight
Invention rose. at mans behest and
made great cars--and mines the best.
No more we wait for sidetracked
trains. but scoot at will across the
plains. All roads are ours, all pleas
ant views, the prairies wei with morn
ing dews, the hillside and the wood
land green. while we can pay for gaso-
line. We travel when we wish TO GO.
and travel fast or travel slow. and
when we're tired we stop to rest. All
cars are good, but mines the best.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30
:. PEPS :.

New kind of university
extension proposed.
Tommy Lawson is up
against ID. Nal Bros. & Co.,
unlimited.
Does a policeman need
more food than the president
Of the United States? He
may, but he doesn't get it.
Man who predicts "earlv
closing of the war; is eau
tious enough to fix the date
two years hence.
Apparently it will no
longer be case. for the re-
porters, of DR.. Brannon
again, off again.
Come on, Short Line. let
us hop OH Your Pony!
Prohibition III a k es it
cheaper for the lobbyists.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30
Here's to Your Good Health
A Feminine Riot.
~ DR.. JOHN .. HUBER.


ovsowdad
N whole the
chill
Those womenfok into their heads
children
that notion crowd
tho
generally adsnoids
there the doctors had finger back Of Tie mouth sad feel for
The
chestedess which the shd
mouth; ens
notifications
Inability
which
the and which should always BE- mental
attacks
growth:
And those Mn
OReiy. whatever TIE
mothers might byour child has adenods You should have
this aiment
should the hospital this brought al Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-30
AN UNJUST CHARGE.

77HE Lewiston Tribune INDUCES in diatribe against
Boise because certain organizations went on record
in favor of state fair here Surprising venom and
vindctiveness is disclosed for the Tribune has been
noted for its moderation and fairness.
The organizations that favored state fair did not all
meet in this city, yet the Tribune declares the resolutions
reveal the Boise spirit this undoubtedly because
of the bodies opposed appropriation for the Lewiston
livestock show Boise glad to be mentioned as the
logical place for state fair but the people of this city,
with either the Endorsement the favorable action
to the Lewiston show
The article cannot possibly injure Boise excepting as
exhibition of such spirit might harm the entire
state, and it certainly aid either Lewiston it's
splendid livestock show