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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Woutnud.
st ncl fpripract @nrn.

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trllcS / Suite Ell Siitoric ON, at inn
Mrnb frTueoe Sritnaelie for Mili.
tTrticncltc uco for @pens llolfrip.
n~ingsfommisiion at title Iig iom Sa-
Der % Torisrgcr til ct og iamme
Barn, ioct sc nltina allc brliatc iam-
me @urn iom 6rlulo for Sen frupcoc
Tritu9cl'c. &c hapbc nnturli1pi5
ogiao Some at unbcrhpIoc, men Oct
trai Jig iao uhcloig, at ale caiaa
brlate Den famine apinoc til at aaerc
sGgtchultrll, nlenOellS oct til lppcnoe
% ltolt oplpltcs, at hun life bar 9iit
meo no9en al Dem. Sctte or, lom ier
nrpnt, Ell Siltoric ira Butte, o. Sen
Dor hellt tuacS mcb ell Glpbc Salt.
Slipcr Ynblifnms Snb. 8rubc.
eicrc % &lllhonoIerc / @rcot Sails
bar crflTret. at Hcgicrirgcns Mari'
mrmspriS belt uil Icoe iii beicre
Mnlpris / Mpntana. Wan Tiger, at
Eriien paa "llacf" Sui or idt heiere,
enc Torbrliaerle i~toacnlti0c bar be-
talt, mcocns Triien paa aul / Sen
Sorn,, icm oct panli9uis brinses paa
Marfeoet, er iaa lap, at Ipuucuoe
Triit or nGitcn umulig. Zen encitc
llSpei. @rubeeierne bar. or al icu0C
olt Sui ilig, icm Oct tagcS no al 8ril.
Zen, MSen at Oct altiaa iorteres, %
laoe Eublifum flare Jig iom beoit Sc
fan. Ger sisreS iorspriat opnlerf.
iom paa, at ser uuber &c niipGrenoe
fritiife SorboIbe, "a en- M9naoe isr
aicrte @~eitiainacr iilbagefalbeS %
Der trilcS meh Streif al @rubearbei
bcrnc. i~uscnlunoe piloc pGrc iuc!
fommneni. ON Ncgicriuacn belt cper'
toa Griiten al &llIgrnberne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

Der gisres for llbferiel laa lGnge I'm.
oerponosfrigen life fan %itonies. San
aisr opmertiom paa, at Der inber
3Ote San. 1913 pil pGre iaa mlcaei,
Suede / Nrgcntiru, IuitroIien og
Gnoien, at belle europa o9iao
Spiflonb inobeiattet - funoe form.
mes, men oenne Snebcforipnina Itanr
FIN bcluis til De s(Qierebcs Moaoie,
beo iaalGnge Der er llnoerpanoSbaos
DC / Siscn. Sanllar Speoe irl0es
De nPpnte Sanoe til Ell Eri$ ira sc
Gcnts til $115 pr. 9uibel, Tiger Mr.
SOBER, og oerfor fan ben Der / Gan.
oct iotte Fris fln iifrcs iaa l9nac.
iom llolanbetS Warfeoer itaor poo
Seibe bermeb. % bore acntrafter
for llbfsricl fan life pcoIiacbolbcS
ODER oct Mpantum, iom Waooomiri.
Itratlonen fan babe paa Saono pcb
Ell giucn Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
NorO 0afota.
Strcif / Srnnfhlsorubcr.

ocrnc / %runtul$Nrubcruc / Wouic
%ollcu ~ Sc@luc& &nacp itaar life
Longer tiIboGc ior line %reorc / git.
en- ioet sc her iorlcbcn off paa
Strcit, Sc %iorlnngcr f~orterc Nr.
bclostio % 20 Gents mere pr. Suu.
StOrt Sheielifab i Shame. Gu
S~cgnlabniu9 Che, ion iogoca al uu-
re pTrb $4,000. brUnotc iorIcNcn /
Hhanle. %oancu opNaacor& plroic.
lia at uurc lbranb, 10 ISlben grcb iaa
burtia ON lia, al belle Sh~cIabnin0cll
uar i%orpanblct iii g'tc, isr Serbia
nciolfenc ut riatiA oriciicrct ii1.
Sntti Neres Spcoc brruSt. Sutti
AcreS Spcoc, Der bar itaarct % itob
i Sbof, brrnbte iorIeben poa ,Iohn
GsapeipeitiS Sarm rtpr %oiS. Npe.
Sen par al Sen iincitc / oennc Gel al
Stoten, % Sobct par ocrior meoet
tort. Get par Inn laaoiot Narm.
bpgniuncrue rcobcocS, ioct Nobocr
if pleiei Here Silrer omfring Dem.
GafOta.& eaimentcr til Tilippincr.
ne? Ger bar / Sismarct gaact Nina.
ter ON, at TO al North TatotaS &c,
aimenter. buiS Siicercr or Tctero.
ner ira Spunitctriaen. nil icnoea ii!
Nilippiueruc Tor al o'leic Sc rcJuIG
re lropper Der. Ger ipnc2 noacll
! @runo for oisic Hpgter bcri, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

en- Spanom. Ter Dor enonu Sreoof
Nliicn Iarlat Here Siiictrcr enc Vfc
nioc / Seircn. Ger &unorebe Siiice
rer ira Ncgimentcr / Den rc9illGrt
Nrnre par onfomlc Tor at uirte ION
2Urcrc, o0 Der pcntcocs Ssroog 121
Here. SoIbaicrnes &ennlcr % Slr9t'
hinge fan ubinbret bclsgc Seircn
ioct ocnilc or naben ira SCI. 8 ON
Woracnen til SCI. Z ON Mftcncn. Nu'
tomobiIcr tianoeS ogIaa / Ieircn,
unotaacn 0sroog oa Ssnbog, ou DC
moa hcnirttcs rTr Sopcofpartcrct
Sor oct ieritc bill @clsgcnbe life til
lnocS / &c Stre9 al Sciren, boor
trooper life or l%totioncrct, 90 9icn'
ncrt Dc 'orifieaiqe @oraffer mac rla,,
lcoiaece al Ell Siiicer. WGnocnes
S%lu9tninacr % @enncr pil aiuea
ipccicllc Hriplle0ier Esrhoa % Ssn'
6ao, ibct General Ellinlmcr bar no
tolt, at han / bcnnc Ncnicenoc CT.
fer Den melt miIigc SiiircoSItllelIc
ionpcl ira SolootcrS iom SITatuiu'
gers oo &cnncr5 Sibe. aac WPno
ira Soma bopoc Srebo9 faoct liz no
lcpcrct llnocrisi % Sfo, % Der men.
res at pUrc lluiiormcr not til &c isr.
itc ) Troccnt. I'll at bcapnoc meo or
ser fire Simcr9 Gpelicr bpcr 9oa.
o. lun bar SoIoatcrnc at boloc Gel.
rem rem % / bcoitc Srben. Sificcrcrs
ne bor u0talt iig mcNct roicnoe ON
hcirnc Serltcare0c al NoropeitcnS no
%ifrcnnc Wtrnb - set Dor io~rtrinli0
apoIitct. ionucl lcgcnnlig iom aanoc-
Iio. crfIrrcnc Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
6enc Stratton Yortcr {:
Yi9en ira Qimberlof.

"Eigcn ira 2imbcrioit" er en- al
Soriatterinocns melt afbolote @sger,
o. oct tiger life lioet, raar man peh,
at hiln cgiaa bar ~ifrepet 9s1sr iom
"Sbe Sarpeiter" % "Srecfles". s
"Eigen ira 9imberloit" bar bin teg.
net ct inbtagcnoe Siaebe al en- ing
Ianbiens Tiae, iom bill uo % irem /
Sipet.
Nj soacns a6 sapitIer lfa1
bare nupncs: GInoras SamiIiebi.
itcrie. Eeie GorIon foar Somuittis.
heosnog. Marearet Clinton reber 81,
Senlmeliebeo. Glnora ai!rsaer CT,
@~efienoeIie. philip prages al Gbitb.
9hiIip finber Glnora, "Figen ira
9imberIcit" er en- al Imerifas pafrc.
ite o. melt l9ite SortGIlinger. Sor.
iotterinoens @pne til 1T iortaae cnu
ieune Speroassmenneifers 2ip sr
,,opertrniien. "To'ten" bar fisbt
Hetten til at ubgi benne Tortpning
poa ncrif, og Ben iorelisser MI !
@oaiorm, $50 Siber, trpft paa gaSt
Iapir. TriS 75e. Tcb Soften" It
Nar finn S1.S5.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
llmcnncifer eftcrisacs.


Sacf Vennett al Elentpipooo % an.
ore Eolitimpnoigbeber iaapeI / Won.
tana Tom / Hortb Iafota ieger eiter
ctpur umenneifer, bpis Nopn iormo.
oes at bore Wr. og Mrs. 6reo Eier.
Jon, iom bar faitet lit otte Cages
1amIc Barn ira ct TasIagertog poa
Sopcolinien al @reat Hortberni Sas
llen, e~fterlaoenoe oct til at iulte libel.
Gn Sotomotipisrer par fra fin Ma'
Tin bIepet opmerfiom pao Barnet, o.
ban melote Oct peb bcn IerItc Sta.
tion ban anlsb. Illtoriteterne ienote
'trar Solf til Stcbet, men man font
fun ior at blipe 8ibne til oct i~taffeIs
Barns Ssb nogIc Minuter Ienere,
Get bar blcpet noget iorilaaet peo at
faltcS ira SOget, % oct pnr oeIpis
lonl Tslgc beraf og oelpiS al Suit,
at oct osoc. &c TO Staters YoIiti=
mpnoigbeoer bill nnitrGnge iia til oct
pocrite for at poa9ribe Def barbariife
seetepar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Spo 0afota.
Seftia Storm i Siunr TaQs.

Stornl, Der npiten lianeoe en- Sorna.
90, fciebe Snsbao s(itcn opcr Siorr
Soils, boor Ginousriloer fniItcs og
SrGr e0c!ngoes. st ltort Selt, bpori
gapeS SorcItiainger, iepneocs mcb
Sorocn, DOG uoen at nogen Wenne.
tier miiteoe Sipet.
&anOioater for Weit Euint. Sisloc
llitocrretning ira @aibineton er
Vonl u. Sobnlon al Hapilin og
@npnc 2. Barter al 9rennon Nlo.
nGpltt til aanoioatnipiranter. peo
arigs'folcn / @eit Eoint. grar1cn
iinocr Dog life Steo isr i MortS
Waoncb.
@il faa So at Irlge. Ger meloes
III ira aberoeelt, at Soutb Gafotos
Sarmcre, troos Serfc puu flere etc
Der, bill iaa mere so enc oe trGnger
Tor %intercn % at De oil blipe iltono
til at ienoc Itore apantitcter til Wion-
talta % @poming. Ser bill i beaae
oiaic Stater blipc meget lerncnoc III.
iGtning paa So.
Sagtirionen aabmcs. Ser bar Dor.
ret ilo9en ltpisbeo ON, bporpiot
So9tlT'oncn for Sanoillgle ~begprote
Den zoe eler 16be Sept, men Der
mclotcS / elleute Sime, at NiiteIfrGp.
pen fltnoc ineres Den ieritnppnte
Cato. Statcns Same @urben OBJ
lpItc Ben foregonenbe Gag, at Scgt-
tloen for 9Gnoer oabnebes Sen 7be
Sept.
Sar 1,41O MGnS paa 2iiten. Ser
mcIotes Den 7be bs. ira Yicrrc, at
Stutens TritagelIeSfommislicn inhs
til oa bapoe uoifreuet t,41O al g..
Gatotos llrge Wrno til &riastiene.
tie, og oa Statens &pota er 300
bapoe man altiaa naaet goot og bel
Oct babe. gue Gountper meo llno-
tagelle al Bennett bapoe ropporteret
I'll Statsfpmmtsiionen Ger par al
ocnne aommisiion tilltanet 10 6rita.
Qel'er grunbet Sanobrlg eucr Sn.
on'trl, TO fritogcs lom S~oriergcrc,
meoens 81 tiaobes at orbcioe nleb
SnobeItnirg illotil ben 15bc os.
&cslementer for SfuleflGoer.
Sfclepigerne / HeofteIo pil bercitcr
life hape Mnleoning til at bore mis-
innoelige paa binanbcn for alpoernes
Sfplo, oa SiIfefioler os Iisnenoe
Stas cr banlpit ira Stolcn. I'm.
Der ct Msoe al SorGlores og 2ureres
Screening peotogcs en- 9eitemmeIIe
ON, at Eiger / SpiifoIen oa / Soc
grade" itaI BRUCE &ioler al ltIo eI,
Ter gomllo / De panligc "%iailor init"
cller "mioop blouie" MpnItre, ifoar.
ne til'trpffelig bsie / Salien OF n1eo
sGrnler laa lanNc, of &c minoit bUf.
feoe Mlbnen. aiolerneS Sarpe err
life neierc beItcmt onoct, enc at Sc
'tal nGre "%iernnclige % boIbbare".
Ter nGpncS ipecielt, at &ioler cucr
Siu al Silfc, Satin % Tloicl life
ltlloer llogcn SmltGllOiebeoer ifal
toaIeS inScn Sfolebpgninacn. Ser
neotogcS ogIaa unocr ianlnle Webe
ctpar Hcglcr ucorercnle 8uttcrnes
%cflThning, men oisie gaor i en- Iiot
ntoen &ctnlng. 0et iorbpbcS nernlio
@itterne at bragg Speaters o9 Ser
lens / StolepTrclierne. 9pcns Sfo.
IcraoS bar biialot oisic al Sorplorc
og SGrere ocotagne 2opblo, erflr.
rcnoc Dem for mcgct tiosmGSiige gle,
former.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
SiQtgt 2eieitof.
6nn SOC ertra meb "Epiten".

>tss" WV fuItNu
Sao lan8t SpIoget rpffer fan hi
tllbpoc pore SUicrc 4 rIore Hllrnre
al Misunderstanding, ncnlIid Nr.
25, 26, q og IS for btuboIbspis
1902, 1908, 1904 oa 1905, tilium.
men oper $50 Sioer meo en- Wrr,ooe
Slluitrotioner, portoirit tiIicnot for
fun Zoe eler meb Soften" ct gar
for $500.
81 gicrgir neoenfor list al bpcrt
SettcS Snobol0:
"66ami';c-2rsnina" Wr. %.
SorIent-@t T%olarnattens Sras
ma - On Nat blanbt Nibiliiter =
ger 8Dnt - Solf 90 ;Sr = Sra
Wslar9utens @Ionspcriobe % me-
get anbet.
Settle Sefte inbcholber en- be[
gel tic1ote norife 3i9t % Sangc
idaiom "SorpenifiolD". "llIaz
brarc", "@ip ps @reo", "Spms
mernnt", "Nprif SebraIanosialme"
o. J.. y.
"Jamilie.Grsning" Nr. 26.
@oerfri9en / fort Speriiet -
Stcouloberen - Si0ncfirrrinoeu
%ungsfirfen - Ct &ittebarn-
airten / Sange - @nlbaraperen
ps hans 9uitrli - OLD Ricf oo
' manoe andre. 9csloen npaen of
Sans Sclanhs bebIte "Sihtoriera
iaaiom "9cfturen / a%reitiania"i
Gauge Spnnes", "Siaa apnscn",
o. I. y.
"Samilic-9rsnina" Wr. q.
Song Claus @rnbenat
Stormnotten - Hetcr Snnien Sos
len og ben 9an,le Wianb ira Sjseu
ga Ola Eeritom % Bitter
@rrten itulSe ipare.
Specielt bill hi frembrpe "Snitez
i~partcn % @lomitiingen bans" at
Ser Civic, "llIpcilaget" og
"Sroloio" al Sacpb 9. @ltn. "Sbs
ben tneben", Ell TurtGlino ira
Sonia, u9 "9taia" al Siuing.
Misunderstanding" Nr. %.
9obclitiftelien - Srlcfprlb
Scnnie's npe Aiolc - SporIebes
ct Srieri inoleoes - 2ibt ON 8reo
Solitoi - Nprife Sipmenb =
2ileNllt, 0. (. b.
Sette Sefte inbebploer en- RGfte
minore. lGrerige Smaaitbffer. Cans
fciprog, o. /. y.
Tcttc or en- c%neitaaenSc N~nlebning
til at anifaffe bilis % nnocrbuloenoc
2ricitui for Dc lamse 'Ssit- % @inter.
fuCloer.
SenS iuS Ceres Seitiains MI.
Sim zoe. Wco "Eoiten" $500.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26
Darvinism on It's Base
Continued"

OOIIII1lUUU
That missing Kink mot link
found.
No. B.-And, with rib taken from
Adam while sneozin given to an
other to be his helpmate, made her
mostly immune (baldness) for
which many honest men now days,
sh., sh, listen. get no thanky,
thanky, hmm, but blankity, poom-
ilty etc, Next sez:
Through an error in our. adver-
tisement last week it read, That
Monkey Kink' It should have read
Missing Link.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
have an evening meeting with their
husbands at the home of Mrs. May
nard Lamb, 5 miles north east Of
Holly, on Thursday evening, Nov
ember 1st.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Farms for Sale 40, 60 and 80 acre
farms under the Amity Canal, with
old water assessments, on easy terms
Address Box $50, Holly Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26
The Amity Can
al Model Dairy
Farm.
LOCAL


Plenty OF broom corn wire at the
Holly Hardware Co.
Men and boys fall and winter caps
at from 25c up to ST., at the Bar
gain Store
Mrs. w. G. Hanks is enjoying a
visit from her mother this week, at
the pleasant Hanks home north of
town.
Dr.. Wilson returned home the
first Of the week from few days
visit in Denver. He reports a very
good visit.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Mrs. DR.. Sherman had class of
young girls meet at her home We'd
nesday evening and gave them in
structions in the art OF knitting.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Ladies and childrens fall and
winter coats from 50 up at the Bar
gain Store.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Just arrived! A nice fresh assort
ment OF box Bunte candy, at the
Robinson Drug Store
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

For Sale good Ford automobile.
Can be bought for 5000 if taken at
once, inquire at this office.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Just received at the Robinson
Drug Store fresh line of Bunte
candy
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26
For ice Telephone l16-W.

Well casing below cost priced at B
GOodmans
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26
COOLIDGE CASH STORE
H Manager

For rent-good furnished room,
inquire at this office.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Anton Jepson called in the first
of the week and joined the army of
Chieftain readers. Are you one OF
them?
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Fred FredricksOn was in Granada
the first of the week looking after
some business matters and mixing
with friends.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26

Miss Taylor is holding big mil
linery sale this week at her shop on
west main street.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-10-26
NashuapM1ss91;E2ss9Rs

A Warm Blanket on Cold Night
The main difference between aoo blankets and Nashua
Woonap Blankets (all-cotten) is in the price
buy at least three pairs OF Woonaps for the price Of one
pair OF good alwool Yet Nashua Woolnap Blankets have
the advantage in that they do not /hrnk like WOOL they
derng perfectly.
Nashua Woonap Blankets ideal winter covering They
have all the desired warmth without weight soft
and unlike most cotton blankets Drop and
see our special display this week. Ask to see : ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11

nemIci. pur di vincere Ia guerra non
esitano dayanti al passi piu' brutal, sehIa
tener conto del principii di umanita d'
diritto .,,, -, ora
ia scarsezza di navi mercantile e ora
n piu' grave problema che confronta italla
ed I suoi alleatl problema che occorre
risolvere al piu presto possible. fer ore
non posso dlscutere ia situazione creata nei
Mediterraneo dalla guerra di sottoinarlhl'
ma posso dire che moi facciamo pieho as
segnamento sulle risorse industriah uesi'
Stati t'niti per sviluppsre mezzi che val
gano risolyere la situazione In fat'o oil
yiyeri @ di rifornmenti"
SiCcome In missione e giunta porpo
deIo stesso piroscafo americana che anondo
parecchi giorn ia un sottomarino teaesco
al largo della costa irlandcse, Ton. Arlotta
disse --,-,
ia prontezza del cannonleri americani
o Ia precisione del loro tiro contro IL sot-
ton,arino che ,indubbiamente stava per at
taCcare II piroscafo sono state meravisliose
10 realmente credo che II nostro piroscato
a. state salvato dalabilita' del comandante
O del cannonieri Caprete che siamo ben
lieti di essere venuti aeli Statt Until Viag-
giando sotto Ia bandiera dele stelle dele
strisce'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11

give its sdherents an opportunity TO select
men who will carry out its policies.
Unless this Is done It is feared that n
serious clash will be brought about.
A competent London writer expresses the
belief today that the better element will
survive, and that whatever the result tho
policy of the present Government sue
cessful prosecution OF the war--will be car
ried out.
Maxim Gorky. who edits New Life Is
most strongly opposed osthe retention of
NIiliukoff as Foreign Secretary. According
to Petrograd dispatch to the Daily Fx-
press. he daily charges Miliukoff with being
in the pay of Ango-French capitalists and
foreshadows another crisis IN which the
Council of Workmcu's and Soldiers Depu-
ties will endeavor to strengthen its position
still more
The moderate party. which is in the ma
pority in the council is in favor of labor
holding more seats than one in the Cabinet.
Upon this basis the coalition Ministry may
be formed. II is said there will he no OBJ
lection to Miliukoff holding. for example,
the position of Minister of Education, but
the worllmen and soldiers are opposed to
his foreign policy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11
SOCIALIST CONFERENCE
AT STOCKHOLM CALLED
PRO-GERM4N PLOT
BY ARTHUR f. MANN
COPENHAGEN. May /

Noi G-.N11ftbcAN' MAY IL
Germans newspapers are beginning en-
Enthusiastically to press agent" the so-called
Socialist conference at Stockholm in June.
This press propaganda scheme was regard
ed here today as most convincing proof of
the entirely German character of the sched-
uled conference"
In December, before Chancellor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg sprang his carefully
prepared peace proffer." all German news
papers suddenly blossomed forth with pre-
dictions Of an approaching happy event.
The ardor with which the German press
dwelt upon this theme and the parallel
lines of thought about it were too apparent
to indicate anything else than inspiration
from the Government,
Today exactly the same sort of move-
ment is TO be discerned. Even the same
words--"an approaching happy event"-are
being used Tie Inference to be drawn from
these German newspaper articles is that a
separate peace with Russia is forming. Di-
rect mention is carefully avoided, however,
of any such hope in connection with the
happy event expected
In the meantime German-in influenced news
papers In Denmark are printing reports
that German Socialist delegates to the
Stockholm Socialist conference" will carry
a peace plan acceptable to the German Cow
ernment Even the newspaper Politiken to-
day editorially declares that it must be
considered that Borgbjerg's outline of the
German Socialists peace terms to Petro-
grad is semiotlicially from Chancellor Beth
mann-fIollweg.
Allied circles here regard this peace plan
bait to be deliberately designed for Rus
sian consumption alone. They point to the
action of the Russian extreme radicals re-
Gently in Pe;rograd branding Borgbierg as
a German agent. as sufficiently indicating
Borgbjergs standing, no less than indcat-
ing the German governmental efforts to be
exerted through the so-called Socialist meet
ing at Stockholm, of which Borgbjerg is
prime mover.
That German newspapers are artfu in
their use Of the happy event" predictions
was pointed out by an Allied observer here
today He maintained that If a separate
peace with Russia did not materialze in
accordance with the German endeavors, the
German newspapers would probably save
their faces by declaring the happy event"
was certain electoral reforms decided upon
in Germany.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11
ALLIED TROOPS ATTACK
ENTIRE BULGAR LINE

LONDON, May II.
Virtually the entire Bulgarian ;erman
line III Macedonia is the object of terrific
attack by forces of the Entente Allies, ac-
cording to report issued by the Bulgarian
War Office in Sofia today The most in
tense artillery fire was concentrated on the
Buigarian-German positions throughout
yesterday and last night and is continuing
today. Sofia insists all Allied assaults have
been repused.
There is nothing vet to indicate where
the main assault will break out, but bitter
fighting is proceeding in the bend of the
Cerna River and in the neighborhood Of
Nardar, the two points on the line where
the wild, mountainous country is broken by
accessible wales.
Evidence that the Entente forces have
been preparing for a gigantic offensive in
the Macedonia front have been increasingly
numerous for several weeks. The British
who hold the eastern end of the Allied line
which extends across the Balkan peninsula
from south of Avlona, on the Adriatic 70
kavala. on the AEGEAN. have begun opera
tons in force and have scored initial sue
Cessee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL KNEW
u. s. MOVE IN ADVANCE
WASIISGTo\ Nav If

WASHINGTON May J.
That a high official of the revolutionary
elements of Russia had advance informa-
ton on the entry OF the United states into
the war on the side of the Allies is ndi-
Gated In an interview given by Prof y. !.
Miliukon. Minister Of Foreign Affairs in the
Provisional Government, a copy Of which
has been received by Representative Meyer
London. Socialist and a native of Russia.
THE change that has taken place in
Russia" Professor Mliul<oft says. will in
directly serve to push the active entry Of
the United states into the war on the side
Of the Allies. The United States was the
first to recognize the Provisional Govern
ment. That is explained by the fact that,
prior TO the change Of government Russia
appeared to democratic America as dead
ballast, Just as to the rest Of our Allies.
Now Russia, dead-ballastcd before, is
alive"
of significance TO the United states and
especially Government officials at this time.
when every effort Is being made 20 curb
the press both by the passage of censorship
laws and blanket instructions TO state De-
partment employees not to talk to news
papers, is an editorial published in the
Rietch, Miliukoh's personal organ. against
the suppression of organs of the old regime
and bureaucratic form of government
known as the Black Hundred" Tho R,otch
urged that the order suppressing reaction
AIRY newspapers he Immediately revoked
and that the utmost freedom of the press
be allowed
I'VE are argLing not only against the
unreasOnableness of the order" the Retch
says but against the violation of prin-
ciple. We cannot begin our new life by re-
storing the old, by shutting off free debate
and discussion. Military censorship should
be confined exclusively to the safeguarding
Of military secrets
The order was revoked and in Russia to-
day newspapers. friendly and hostile to the
new Government, are permitted to appear
This Is an example for democratic
America Representative London said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11
HOUSE PROHIBITIONISTS
WILL PRESS MEASURES
Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, on Com
mittee to Take Charge of
Anti-Rum Legislation
WASHINGTON. May IL.

OtNT
Prohibition advocates in the House of
Representatives have determined to present
a united front in advocacy of wartime pro-
hibtion measures. chief of which is the
proposed constitutional amendment estab-
fishing nationwide prohibition.
At a preliminary meeting OF the pros"
today. a special committee was named to
take this legislation in charge. Representa-
tive Randall. of California. is chairman of
the committee. which includes in its MEM
bershp Miss Jeanette Rankin member of
Congress from Montana. Other members of
the committee are Representatives Howard,
of Georgia Kelly, of Pennsylvania Cooper.
Of Ohio; keating of Colorado: Little Of
Kansas, and Crisp, of Georgia