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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
! MabruusSfragc brcnnenb!
Sctreiis NabrnngSmittcl lit Nmerifa
id)ledt fit sen &ricg gcrititet.
Scitcrrcids @rMdJ nit @aibingtpn.

sSolbin9tu II. 8. slpri(. Ser
Gongreb iuirb jcbt, lpic eS ben In<
Idcin tat, als cine ieincr eriten Nabz
nobmcn Sic sllsgabc bon D}illiaroe!l
Soaor5 in SonDS, mo bic @ilblng
ciner 9roben armcc bcrotbcn. 9eipc5
biirftc, ipenu old) ni1t pbne gSiocrz
ltoub, bclpilli9t lpcroen.
cSrn Nbgcorpnctcnbollic bobcn Die
bcmofratiI6en siitgliebcr bes slusz
ld)uilcs fir Wlittel llllh 8cgc cine 9fez
lolution, bie 8ouosallsgabe betreiicnp,
ous0earbcitct. 1nb Ser slusichuB fit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat iidl nit
bent arie9sDepartcmc,it in Grrbiuenug
oeIept. Gas Soalls lpirn sem Scnats6ez
ld)lli,, bcn Yrdiibcnteu iofprt eine1
Artcgsipubs unn $100,000,000 5,lr
Gcrfiigung 5,t itcllcn, jebcnfol3 beiz
ltimmcn. cn1 Scnnt lpiro bic Irn,ccz
porlaec bcs 6a,ics bebuisSclpiQigurg
bon $27O,O00,000 mabrI1cinlib mod,
hcutc bcrotbcu iucrben. slllbcrocm
brritcn o,l6 baIS sic ~Spiona9czSorz
Inge", sic ~Sdiifsbill" 1lno bas @un@
bcsbontrclcrpc @cIce 5ltr Sprate
fpn1mcn.
St. 2ouis, 8. @pril. &or Der
Gouicrens, mclhc ser @llnoes Ider<
bauictretGr Sprltpn bicrber einberltfcn
6otte, I'M sic Nobrlngslugc Der Stnz
tiol, s1 cr0rtcru, crfldrtc 9enrp S.
8otcrs, ser EroIibcnt Der ltaatllhea
2ouomirtbldoftsbocblhulc ponaonlas:
ugSir trcteu in eincm Ser gr0Btel1
ariegc obuc cine 9labrungsrelerpe EN-.
|0cutldlaub bat Sabre baralli gelpenz
|bct, rm cine Nabrl,ngsreIerpe i'll %or@
bcrcituns fiir bieicnsfotbioQ o'1aubellz
fen. Ser iibtburc Nabrlll'9suorratD
,,nlcres 9anbcs abcr ipiro por el'1er
ncucn Grnte ollige3ebrt lein. llno lolle
ten mir cine uneiinltigc Soilon babel1'
10 lpiirbcu sic Ser. Staaten Der groB<
icu giobrungstuoppheit felt Den Sagc'1
bcs giirocrfricees 9escniibcrltebcn!
Sic Nufsobe, siuci Millioncn y'onn
in slrnccloacru sll perIorgcn. lp.rp
ms bolo cnt9cscl1itarrcn. @'r n'lll<
lien icrucr unierc ci9cnen Se11tc ooeeln'
ipcijcn, ipdbrcno lie Mlrnitioncn 1l'lo
slusriilh,ng beritcllcn; nnh ipir NM
len oud) 9ei ltanS in Der %erlor9ln9
lu,Iercr Nuiirtcu nit 9tobrllng lc1ltcn.
Sic sobrunssnotbburft Ser Irn1ce
- ,horb tad" SrhlpcincfleiId) ll'o
spbucn = muB ioiort pergrobcrt lpcr@
Sen. Nic0r 8obncn millle't 9e5o9c''
ucrceu. slQc Shlrcinc miilcn Tl'r
S,crbltuadpuhs ac5iidtct rcroc', ll't
Sic Observation-Disclosures gu pcraro7
bcrn, p6brcno slcid5citig cine Nelerpc
|ppn @cl1hfprn 5urildbcbolten iuerpel'
muR, nm Sic ueuc Trobuftion all llberz
lpinteru uno fir Sen Sriiblabrsmortf
Ion,,pollcu. GrbUbtc Gr5claun9 ron
9rpt fann crrcidbt merocn, lnpem mdn
alien @cisen bis su ST Erp5ent MelI
lu,smoblt, ltott Biz Su 73 Ero5tnt, ip1c
cs bis icbt ecId,cbcn lit. slllf lplhe
sYcilc fam bas Gracbnlb 11m Is Wt1lz
lipucu SoB ii6er bos ieb.9c b1nal'S
pcrgrn6ert tpcrbcn.
Giuc erobc Gripornib III 8ctre'oe.
lpclehes s,m MGitcu bon 2cocnon'cb
occiouct lit, Idbt iih boourch crsiclcn'
nob mun sic Sro.ucrct en- Il II .
"a 5hnopsbreunereicn ldlicBt.
l9l,rd, sic Sdllicbuno ser sSirtbld)ofc :
ten mb sic Gntsicb,ln1 ihrcr 5lucl
s,onptnahrungsolellcn irilroen au1r
i16rlid S,5OS,O95 @llibcls @ctrciz
&c babcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
Dtatrrtid .l1n8%fn bat bic biplomatii@en
8t5itbnngeu Qb9cbrodeu.
9te 91rtet uno NuI8arten ntS0en fol8en. = xaue
feline 0erbilnoetem Dalten sn 9euti@lano.
&otlag fit Bewinisuug elmer 9ne n WQaacn miro
gen benz &onsreb 5u9ebeu.
9rei 9liaarben 2paarS ioae girten spumpt mcrbe

9aoen in Trdbent Yoicoree fir feline @dpndocpei6c
amcritanicn &ofes gbantt Sas ancrandc @ol
a6er ic bie 5adc 0cfen muin sic &rigStoeu
8o1en $175Goooooo ioacn Ourd steueru ouacbrad
erbc. Ser Oansel Nubrussneln nlabt o9cgierng Cor
bi napp6eit sic 9FQoncnree ern1br
2ouis. gSia Eio @ergcr 2u
den? deint benabe Ibmaige @erdJ Mb Dcutden
seejdeer Der nanidn &i = Gngiic eclcutc leinen Sc
ipenicr 5u.Icben. - + f
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
9lbcrmalS Geriidtc iiGcr ciucu bcut
idJem GeejGgcr.
@ritiideS sdjiff icnbct ncuc SSarnnag
uur bent Scinb aus. gNill scbcim=
niRupilcn 0,cgcnitanb gciidtct
Inbcr.
Wcriidtc icDr mnwabrid)einlih.

80 It on, 8. slpril. 2clltnont8iazi
fcslec. Superintendent bes brabtloIc11
5clearop6ic @c5irfes 9ielp Gu9lnnb,
fi;nbigtc gcitern Sen grbalt Der fol-
genben orabtloien 9cpcidle an:
rTcrbodtiges Sobr5cug oocr &C.
oenltaub As gSeileu Iiibliel, 6 @ran
ipeltlih bes Qcl,dtid)iffes 9'ontudet
beutc 3:15 friib 9ciidtct. - (Gc5.)
8ritiides Sabr5el19."
Spdtcr ipurbc sic Gage Scs perbdd=
ti9en ISn6r5eu9es ober Gegcnitanocs
nod genallcr on9egcben.
gs ipar inner6alb "a Stl1noen sic
stpcite amtlihc s(ntilnbigung, Oob Gin
gcbeimniBpolles Sabrse,lg auf Scr
mcritoniid zeuropdiIdcn 8oilerltro=
bc geIidtct lporbcn lei. so cs iih
,m Senielben nnacblidcn Moiocr ban=
helte, bon bcu eeltern amtlid Die gfeoc
1par. fonntc nidt in grfabrllng 9e%
brodt ipcrbcn. Sic 3cnIllr, Die MIR
fir Sen shigcnblid Sen Sblclcr gc<
1iiitet battc, Tim Bic @arnlln9 on bic
Gddifnbrt burdaeGcn Sll lancn, trdt
5oiort ipicoer III ilrc 9lcdbtc.
@criit)tc iibcr Hcriid)tc.
slus pcrldiencncu Guelleu tal,dtc
in,Iaui hes Saacs oas 0criid't allf,
po6 Gin feinnliher Maibcr irgcnomo
on Scr &iiite bcrlcnft iuurbc. Sic
cinen MOLTEN iuiilcu, bab ein Sorpcooz
bootscrlt1rer ib, lit sen e'rltnS bobr~
tc, sic mhcrcr. bnB eiucs Der amcrl@
1oniideu Snud6ootc Dos &crt Der
$cruidtung upIlbrad)t batIc. Gine
@citdtigung bieier @criitGtc luar jcood)
nid)t su erlougcrt. SSu amtIihcn Grei=
1cn crbiclt man anf ollc Sragcn MIR
Sic cine Inttrprt: ~gSir biirfcn nidts
5agcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
9iensta9, ben 10. Mprtl 1857

Iollcn, tpirb binnen 48 Stunbcn benl
Aongreb porgelc9t mcroen, NIT Der
! Iuslidt, DaB es prompt uugenommcn
ipcrOen miro.
Sic WaBregel, sic Inn glltpritGt ser
9lus9abe bon Sdul06riefen in So1bc
|ocnauuter Sl1mme nnGiltcht, miro Dem
S,auscomn1ittce fit Wittcl unb @e9e
mor9en gadn1itiog 5u9ebeu mo biirfz
|tc bon hieiem nIler 8abrlheinli6feit
na6 Iittlpp6 einberidtet !perbeu uno
es miro eripurtet, NnB oie geratbltug
|iibcr sic &orlaoe Nouner5tng be-
qinnt. Observation-Disclosures fiinz
biote beute Ibenb au1tlicG on, baB bu5
Yrogramm ni6t bon Nem III ben lcBten
Saacn aI3 tpdbrIfeinlid ber0ffentlidJz
ten .rcrIdicben iii. Mc2lboo iogt porz
aus. baB Der gctroG gang bcbcuteno
ii ber5ci h nc lpcroeu ipiro. Sic
bon 9antiers llno glnoercn Ser Hegicz
runa angebotcnen toitcnfrcten 9icnltc
lino ougenpn1men poroet. Sic 3eitz
bauer ser Sbulbbriefe, ipic n,1d) Bic
So0be bericlben, lit loh nid)t beItimmt.
ober es lit ipabrld)cinlif, baB ioldlc 10
uicorig 1pie $25 suerSeu oisgegeben
tpcrbcu. Sobalh Der aon9reb Der 9tce
oierllng &o[In1ad]t sur slu5gabe Ser
Gfnlobriefe erttcilt bat, miro m0gliz
cherlucile nidt gleidl Bic polle Summc
srr 3cihn,lng mlf9clc9t wcroen, lons
bern nah unb nud, lpic bn5 @elo gez
brullht lptrh.
Scnerreidiide ediiis nit @eidlas
bclcst.
sSo1binetor, 8. g., 9. Npril.
Sofort l1od, bcm Setontircrben ocS
slbbruds Ser biplomotiiten gc5ie6rn@
gen nit Sen Ser. Stoutcn leitcus
SeItcrreid 11ngarn3 prouctc S6akz
amtsIcfretGr McNooo Sic Selhlagz
nob,nc scr d in otlantiltcu uno@olI@
bdien liegenben Dllcrrci6ild llngor1z
ld,cn $,nnbelsIdific an linn lie Dor
8cIchdoi9llgen 81 bcuabrcn." = Sic
MIal1uldniten lpurocn BON Sen S6ifz
fen eeuonu1cn. G5 lit nur cine %or@
lidtsn1aBregcl, Sctcreid 1lnaarn
mag lie als ricesbonOIlna hctrad1ten.
Cb @ulgarien ltuo bic Siirfci Sen,8eiz
lpiele SeIterrcid) llngarns Iol9en
lperben, blcibt ab3ulportcu. lpiro ober
ais luabrl6cinlif betra6tet, lpctl
gcutieGlaub auf lie einen 9rl,d ans
lpenbeu pirh, ME allf SeItcrreidzlln%
oor1, bomit aud1 iic lid ae9en2cut'd@
lambs ncucn NeinN irenocn.
Grobcbcu 1T Ct. 2ouis nnb ltm=
gcgenS.
ct. 2puis, 8. Slpril. Gin gros
bcbcnltof, rcm pcr1ebieocnc rcitcre
folgtc,,, lrurSc bier uno in naberer llno
,peitcrer ltmgcbu1g gnn5 ocutllh 9cz
lpilrt. 9'ahocn, sic St0be etlpa S sNiz
,ultcn ongctoltcn battcn, Sei9tc cs lid,
boB perlhieHcnc Senl1cr 9cbrcdcn ll!o
perIdiepcnc Sfornlteiuc ein9cltilr5t
uarcu. Sic GrobcbcnltDbc lmlrhen ipz
mcit liiolid) mic G1irp, Su., lmp Eopz
lar @luii, g}o., n0rblid) iolpeit mic
0onnibol, $40, Secatl1r uno SIop@
min0ton, 81, uno burlington, So"
ioipcit Ditlic5 mic Nnlrpbpsburo, ST.,
ruo loucit lucitIid mic aanios Stu
9elpiirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
9ie 9(nfbringuns Der &ricssfuitcu.
S6cils burdj ncucstcucr,t, tbeils hnrh
sd,ulb6rieic (SuueS) Nusgabr.
Oclo fiir slQiirte.
sSic iebt cuh9ilti9 III &oltin9ton be-
lctlulicn iii, luiro bieier &ricgsfreo'1
hrci Williurbcu 9ollnr5 bctro9en. !.

SSojliugton H. 8. g., 8. Sprll.
Sic in lcincr Goti6ait entbalicnc aSo<
|litif bcs Yr1lipentcu sSilion in be5us
ouf sic Gc5abluna Ser 8riessauslase!1
Nmerifos, lolpeit bics matreno Der
0o,ler bes arieec5 uDglid} lit. nit
puntcrloiluus eiucr 9liinbcltIdulb Tur
ipatcre 3eitcn, ipiegelte lih selterl.
M6euo in bem 9eidlub ber Sol1greBz
fiibrer ob, so Ero3eut Ser llntolten Sc5
eritcn &ricssiabrcs onrd 9elteuerl'ng
nufSubringen.
@en,dB bieIem Sro9romm miro DER
0pn9reb crIlldbt lucrocn, Ginfil1'te 5'lr
Siibruns bes @riegcs III Ser 5obe bon
ST. 1.75O,OOO,000 mittellt ueuer l'no
crbD6ter 9e1teucrlng lr1brenS oes n.'t
ben1 80. SS,ni 1913 cnoenoen 9tct9>
nunasiobre: fliiliig 5ll motter Sees
1dllieRt nicft Sic $4,000, O,OOO.Ooo
@ouosaus0abe nit Gin, fir ipelhe Die
grm1cbti9une bieie %ode belln &onz
orelle nadaeilldt perecn miro. yer
Gjeiammtonlprrd) ou Die finan31ellc'1
s,iIfsoueQeu ocs 2onbes ipdbrenb pes
erlteu Gric9siabrcs lpiirne lih laut
oiclcm Tro9romm ouf $6.7oO,ooo'z
600 belaufen.
3 W,iaiarbcm at 9laiirtc.
gou sen $5,OOO,000,O00, mcldc
burd) cine 9ouo sullsgabe erbopcn
,uerocn ioIlcn, >piirNc, pic sonntas
Mbeno enogiiltig beltinn1t lmlroe' oer
getrae pon $3,OO0,000,O00 Den enz
tente slaiirten 9elicbcn lperpcn.
Sic aclommtc slussabe lulr0' lp'e plc
Siibrcr in, Sauie nnh Scnat llbercll1z
itimucuo lagtcn, 312 &rosent 3inle'1
irooeu. sron idl1gt por, bic slnlelbc
an sic Nuiirtcn Su SicIen 3ns1llB
erfolsen 5u laiicn, Oa Nerl elbe me.t
uicbrieer lit, iuic beric',i9e, Den nc
bel ibrcn iriibcrcn l1nternebn'I1n9en
entrihten mubten.
giusel6eiteu binlihtlid) Der por9cz
ld5loocnen gpnbsaus9obc 1lno DIS
iebt uibt poIlitdnris felt9cltellt 'porz
sen. Ser Scrnin ser 8nnpsalls9abe
nu,k nod bcltinumt lpcrnen, nno es Ut
G&uuo 5u ser slnnabmc norNanocn'
| bab sic Grm1dti9ung SIT Der 9rpBen
s(usaabe cher ourd) Slpci aonsrcboez
|idliille crfolscn iuirr. lpie burdN e'lle'1:
Ser GorIdlog, baB Der aon9reB loloit
Sic gpnosu,sgabc 'pou $4,000, ,ooO,@
900 ocncbmigeu perSe, tint enc YIN
|leibe an sic sllliirten 81 flna'1strcn'
,1no ip1ter pos Grluhcn INT $2,ooo'z
900, 900 fit Seer unS SIpttc erma9c'
biloct sen 8c9cnltanp ser Grorterl''9
in einiscn 6reilcn.
2ur @coriinolno rieicS %orld'laaeS
ipeiit man norn,f bin. NaB nas Scz
birfnis ncr sIiirten fir @clS or'nz
ocnpcr lei, als Sic @epiirfaillc Nmc@
rifuS.
0tc eusaabc ucn ehulobricien iii
Setraae BON 5000 Nsiiliuncu Collars.
SSolbin9tpn. 3. g., 8. Ipr1l.
9us iinonsicllc %ro9roum1 Der Sl!n@
ocsrcaicruns fir SlrNfiibrl'ns oeS
arieoes, ipipeit cs lid INT Die sutp@
ritdt Ser slusgobc bon S1ulNbrlc1cn
I'M @ctroac pon iiini SEiliarocn Sols
lars bonhclt. bon lpelclcn Srci Wilt
orpcn Sen sluiirten pclieben rcrpe1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
Seiterreid llngaru uulsic1t ben
8rud}!

&aibin9to o II, 3. g., 9. apri!.
ISeitcrreih llngaru bat = na6 bic
Tiger slnliht auf pon Seutldlanb aus
gciibtcu 9rud bin - in uller Sorn
Die Oiplomutilden 8e5icbungen 5u Den
Ser. Staaten obgebroden. Ser Spt@
idaitsbermefer, Baron 3imcbinet, crz
ldicu i'm StaotsOeportement uno bcrz
lanate Edne iiir iih uno icincn Stab.
@leid)5citig meIOet cine 9epeldc
bonn onlerifaniIhen Gclunotcn Stopall
in @ern, edluei5. BOB Oie Soppelmo>
nordie geltcrn IN @icn Die @esicbllnz
aen su Den Ser. S'taatcn formcll abz
6rdds.
ScIterrcicl) llngarn fat SblreScr
criutbt, icine oiplun1atiiden SnterellcH
in sen Scr. Staatcu lpnbr5uuebmen.
N}au erlportct in @aibin9ton, haB
oud 9uI9aricu ,lub Sic Tiirtct Dem
pbiscn Scilpiel foI9cn lpcrocn.
Scltcrreihs biplpmotllctcr @rle9 TT
slpciiclspbuc bos @oripicl 5ur Grtlo@
rung eiues ariegs8ultonbes.
8cnmtc bier llnb in gSlcH batten
ltjon lcit Sen, 3. Tehruar Torbcrciz
tlugen fit Sen grlld getrolfcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10

ll1gorn Sic 0iplon1otiidcn 9c3ie6uu=
gen nit ben @crcini8teu Stnoten ob=
brcdJeu !pcrbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
Seine II Supt Statipn al ser me-
rifaltiid,en Giiitc.

So5 Iu5udrtige 9lmt fat Sic Grz
tl6rln9 oe5 9lbg. DMQer, Dlinnciotu,
int &on9rcB, ooB Elm nift pcr6ffcntz
Iicbtcr Toro9rap6 Ser v3imn1crmonnz
note" Den @orichlog cntbiclt, in eincnr
ncrifoniIchen S1ofcn cine Sautbpotz
itation ein3lrrit1ten, Sic lGcrifuncr nit
@affcn 81 perIebcu IND oeutldlc Nez
Icrpiiten uOn Den @creini0ten Stootcrl
na6 W(erito 5u lcGicfcn, glottlueg fiir
II II ~ q + = crflGrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
Ser Ginnruf uuu GrGiinent gSiliun's
Gptid;aft nuf nns Deutid]e Splf.

&opcn6ogcn, s. Slpril (iiGcr
9onoon, 9. 9(pril) gSic $ocrr gS6cclcr
pon Ser llni0erIit6t 8i5conliu ertlGrt.
bat Ser @prtlnut Ser 9otIctuft oc3
Nr1lioeutcn @ilIpu in gnn3 Gcuti6z
lano 9roRc Sittcrfeit herbpraerllfeR.
6err Gbcelcr, Ser lebte 9llnerifnner.
Ner Berlin Dor oer GrtIGrlHg oc5
ariegs5uitanbcs bcrlieB, trof 9clterl1
iibcr gSurnen1iiloe bier Gin. CT poi
iirte Sic 8renSe llugcfdbr lln1 sic Belt.
on Sic Sofridt bon Der &riegserfl0=
rllug Scutidlullo erreicItc.
$crr HSbcclcr logtc icordl onB n6z
9cIebcn bon oiclcr Sittcrfcit, Der Sic
Scut'dIell i'm 9jclpr1t, nit Slmeritnz
nerl oTicncu ylsorl1G ucrlicbeu.
fcinc bcionocrc nntintnlncrttnnlidlc
Stinn1llnN sur Sdlult 9etrugcn
puroc Scincs 8iiicn5 lit oud, tcirr
omerituniidNr Siirgcr in Scutltlano
icnrnI3 tl0tIid nnge9riiic1 luurocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10

Sic Na1riht, bab cinise Sdiiie
bereits bem Maioer sum Spicr fielen,
Jat ii6 9leicbfoIls nidjt bcltdti9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10

(Sortistuns auf Seits ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10

Beneigerter @arten6au, raIhc ipciz
tere 9(usDcbnung bon Ginmddctl,lb5
unb sl,inulnterlulg 5ur ScrgroBerung
bcs &ortHiclbau ArcalS iuarcH untcr
oeu ipcitcren MaBuabmcn, lpe(cGc Der
Heoner empfnbl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10

(Sortiesuns aui Der 4. Seite.)
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10

&sE&i.9.xt.sa;n.9N.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
RESTRICTING RETAIL PROFITS

Phoenix, Nov. 7.-The predatory jobber or commission man who has
 been making a harvest time of the war food necessities of the people is
 going to "get his." The very latest
 that can happen to him is the revo- cation of his license to do business and that is what may happen to a
 number of dealers who have joined in unreasonable, unpatriotic and un- economic combinations along the Pa cific coast ad in Arizona. Everyone of them, since November 1 who does business amounting to $S,000 mon- th is under government license and is subject to the most stringent regu lations and investigation at any time when desired by the Food Ad- ministrator, who will seize hoarded
 that will land the dealer in jail for two years and subject him to fine os $500, this fine raised to $10,000 on
 conviction of conspiracy to defeat the purpose of the food law. All cases
 Of evasion or violation of the law
 will be dealt with summary.
 The housewives will have their part in this. All excessive prices for
 foodstuffs should be reported by them. Before long, the public will be told what prices the retailer pays for food products. The Food Ad- ministrator will control the basic pro
 ducts up to the small retailers door,
 then it will be up to the buying house
 wives to see that no retailer sells to them for more than a fair margin of profit.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
MINING TOWN OF UTAH
 pEPORT LABOR HEADERS

Salt Lake City, Nov. 2.-The la- Dor organizers recently elected from Bingham, a mining town near here, and members of the Bingham Citi- zens' Protective Committee, have agreed to await the result of the in vestigation and report on the dis turbed condition of affairs to be made by Vim. M. Kerr, representing the state industrial commission, and W. H. Rodgers, federal labor con. ciliator. This decision was reached at a conference today of members of the protective committee, labor union men and Governor Bamberger
 The organizers elected from Bing
 ham by the protective committee were Guy E. Miller, of the execu
 tive committee of the Mine, Mill & Smeltermen's International union; Ben Goggin, organizer, and E. G. Locke, secretary of the Bingham To
 cal of the organization. The con ference today was the result of eff
 forts of those who wished for the continuation of the prodn"+iveness of the big copper mining camp.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

The indoor basebabll league has just started in the second half of the schedule and the Tigers under Capt. George has a lead over the fled. However the Benedicts under Capt. Bradfield is a close second and any of the teams have possible chance for the pennant.
 Next week there will be game on Monday between Cubs and Benedicts, on Wednesday between Tigers and White Sox and on Friday the Ath- letics play the Cubs. There will al so be an extra game between the Athletics and Benedicts on .Friday All games called at 7:30 P. NJ.
 Considerable new improvements are being made to the Y. NJ. C.. A. buildinig and grounds by the Arizona Copper Go This will add greatly to the convenience and the pleasure of the members.
 Tennis i. again coming to the fore in the interest of the members and the players are asked to phone for reservation of the court.
 While the work of the Army Y. M. c. A. is not directly connected with the local work in any way we feel that every one and espe cially every I. M. C. A. member should take an interest in the work this branch is doing for our soldiers in camp, field, and trenches. Tkis work has now been extended to France, Ital~, and Russia. A campaign to finance aii this work till next summer will be sta; next week end this will eiee e"eiycne an opportunity tn ft','c oIt soldiers in this way.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
UNITED STATES CIVIL
 SERVICE COMMISSION

There is an unusual need for drop forgers at the Springfield armory, Springfield, Massachusetts. The con- mission calls upon you to help in securing these men. Dropforgers at Spriug gfield are employed on a piccework basis. and the Command ing Officer at the Arnory advises
 the Commission that the average earnings of good mechanics working OH the ten hour shift are ss. 40 per diem, time and a half being allowed for the two hours overtime. These positions should interest good me
 chanics because of the wages paid
 and the opportunity to render ser vice Of special value to the Govern ment should appeal to patriotic men.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
ACUA PRlETA IS TIRE
 SCENE OF BOLD ROBBERY

Mexican Postal Official is Relieved
 of $1e,oOo in Gold While on Way to
 Douglas to Send Coin to hosales.
 Douglas. Nov. 5-Officers on both sides of the line are tonight search ing for the two men. an American and a Mexican, who early this morn ing held up and robbed. Antonio Per alta, the Mexican stamp agent of Agua Prieta, just across the border frcm here, of $19,000 in gold coin. The robbery took place, on the main business street, with only a few peo- pie on the street. Peralta is unable to give a good description of the men although both were unmasked. |. Peralta had placed the gold in sacks at the office in Agua Prieta. and in company with trusted employe, started for Douglas in carriage, with the intention of sending the money by express to Nogales, Son. ora. Three blocks this side of the international line, they were ap proach by the robbers and ordered to halt. Peralta was stunned by a blow over the head with a revolver and his companion beaten.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
SCHOOL NOTES

The following is brief report of the Clifton Public Schools for the month ending November 2, 1917.
 Number of days taught. 20 II. Whole No of days attendance,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS MAILING rnrTTo VTTEEK

Do your Christmas mailing for the boys Il France early.
 The postoffce asks this of all of us who intend to give one or more Christmas gifts to the American soldiers across the sea.
 It is necessary that these gift parcels be mailed early; that they be prepared according to postal specifications, limited in weight and contents; that they be addressed properly-an that our boys over there may receive them on Christmas day.
 These boys are going to miss their native land on that day They II miss their friends at home Many of them will miss their wives and children, fathers, mothers, sisters and sweet hearts more on that day than at any time since they embarked for service Somewhere in France.'
 And-ponder well upon this-for some of these brave American soldiers this will be their last Christmas earth.
 We cannot do too much for them. We cannot afford to let one of these boys over there feel on Xmas day that he has been for gotten by his own, his native land, the land whose honor and very existence he is defend ing
 Even though the shriek of the Hun cannon sounds in his ear, and the powder of the Ger man smells in his nostrils, stay-at-homes should see to it that he holds within his heart fragrant breath of love carried to him in Christmas parcel. But let us keep foremost in our minds that the boy over there will not get that Christmas gift; he will not have in his heart that brightness if do not mail our Christmas gift to him early.
 If we, are going to make that gift, let us ;c fbo1 1oct 6av which it may be mailed to reach its destination on Christmas. Do not put off the purchase un- til the last day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
MIR. WILSON IN A TIGHT PLACE.

From Mr. Roosevelt's latest illumination Americans will learn that President Wilson was responsible for the McLemore resolution by which it was proposed that Congress,in in ob- edience to the Kaisers demand, should surren- der the rights of the United States on the sea- Little by little the Colonel is passing final judg ment on all things and the culprit in every case is the same.
 In the of time, no doubt, we shall hear from Sagamore Hill that it was MT. Will son who wrote the ultimatum to Serbia and little later we shall be told that it was Presi- dent Wilson who led the German armies into Belgium If the war lasts another year may also get evidence that the President bombarded the Rheims Cathedral and manded the U-boat that sank the Lusitania.
 When MT. Roosevelt sets out to prove that he would have been better man in another mans place, his shrinking modesty always impels him to make good job of it. Possess ing only the fallible gift of foresight, MT. Will son has incurred the displeasure of omnipo tent hindsight. As he is bound to be convict ed, he may as well confess first as last.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09

Kansas City Star: What if the Italian de- feat proves complete disaster? What if the worst should happen and Italy should be put out of the war? We'll, then it would be up to US to take another hitch in our belt and go to it harder than ever. For Britain. France and the United States can win this war-and will win it, if need be-without help from any other nationI