davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-05-15

Mrs. Fred Her of Mission Point
was a visitor in this city Saturday
and Sunday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-05-15

For screen doors, see F. j..
Graves. $500 and $3.50 while
they last.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-05-15

+ County Commissioner Charles
Wells of Emida came in Sunday
evening to be present at the meet
ing of the commissioners Monday
morning.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-05-15

Two bob sleds for sale cheap.
Going away. Do not care to ship
them. VIM. Stay.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-05-15

Watch repairing a specially al
Crandalls.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-05-15

Attorney William d. Keeton re
turned Saturday morning from
Lewiston, where he had been to
argue a case in the Supreme Court
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
@isepmTn.
@ammcl ga GrisIc.W fanb SpS.


SS,oicph z. 8ooolanb, Der opretteoe
ct al De isrite Sluetcrier / pcltlige
@isconiin, er oiaaaet peo Seoen | TT
Stem / Ga CROSSE, Ga Inr gammel.
San baubc llbcn Iibrpoelie boet ! ga
GrosIe / 80 Iar.
gil ioranSrc Nnpn. Mcblemmer'
ne al "Seutichcr GLIB" / Milwallfee
bar iii oenne Organizations @eItprel'
ie iuoienot Inisgning ON at faa
alubbens Hapn ioranbret til noget,
ser lpber Iibi mere amerifanif. Ter
bar i Inieaningen life foreilaoet mo-
Get ipecielt Hapn, men man islte, at
set life par beIbigt at betegne fig iom
Spifere.
Sag at Statsi:notor, 8upernsr
Gbilipp bar becrbrct ipecielt SaIa |
ottenbc Senotoroiitrift for at fploe
%afancen eiter Socialiiten Sranf
HaeuIc, ser unher iibite Sesiion no.
iteoteS al Stotens Senat. Zen lebi.
&c Scnatoritiaing / @ilipaiifec oil
Tom Sslgc al bette @upernsreils
Eaabi,b bliue beiat Tor Siaislatlircn
trGbcr iammen til lin grtraieSiion /
Sdniar.
@amfeihas Comm Glcrf | lluber.
balance. &ap u, 6unf. tioliaere
9lerf j @oufeiba Gountp, bar tilltaa'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

til GIerf Of Court | Winncbogo Go.
bpilfen Stiuing ban boIet | otte gar.
i 1900 palgtcs han til Statsfasierer
meb Ell Taioritct al 100000 Stem.
mer, % aicnpoIatcS | 1902 % 1904
@iIbertion bar | fin 3io Vrriioent
Of Sopo Sruit & SapinaS @onf.
Sntcritotc @iiiineis Men's gcciocnt
gsiociation % at @ortbrpeltcrn 2ono
& Colonization Co., Iigeiom ban bar
pirfiom | mango andre @isremaaI
ioapcl inben Stat Tom airfc, men
moatte Iiht eitcr Iibt paagrunb al
iprffct Sclbreb trTffe fla fiIboge. :
1889 blep Mr. @ilbebtion Gift mcb
lPiis Belle g. Wbitncp, Der nteb 10
9strc, WrS. e. Gbaie @cit o. Mrs.
Carl 8. Grippe, besge af les Moi.
mes, opcrlepcr bon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

ct at bore / Ell ltnoerbalance al MEL
lem $4,000 OF 5000, men anlobct
Ian1tioig ON at bliue gieninoiat @m'
bebet for liot eiter liot at blipe iitonn
til at %crItatte oenne aasiemangel.
Sco De anitiQeoe llnoeriegclier or set
III oplpIt, at Stunt iioen 1911 bar iios
fsrt GountpfuSiererens IrbeiOe iom
SogboIoer. Webens ban iom Tati.
ent opbolot iig paa ct Soipital / Gbis
cago inbienbte ban Jim Hcii9nation
men oct anta9eS M, at ban bill er.
flGre benne Geiignation for ugplbig,
paaitaaenbe at ban bar UNDER Sro
flpoelie al Sruas, ba Sen moertegne.
beS. &ogen Irreitorbre moo BAN
bar life uotaget.
llnipcriitctets 9pgalit.t. Carl
Grooman, asiiiterenoe 9anobrlas.
miniiter, talte for fort Sib iiben ii!
GIeper % 2Grere peo @isconiins
llniperiitct. peb bpiIfen InleSnin9
ban loo falbc noele gemerfninaer
ON, at man Der bar noget lunfne /
lin Sopalitet - noaet ban bap0e Ii.
eeiom paa SsIelIen eiter De isrite 10
Minuter foran Soriamlinaen,- no.
get auSet iom @runb for bemle lin
TaaItanb fienote ban life, tiIitoo ban.
Sette bar naturligpis paft nleaet
Spmerflombeb. og Der err pes Uni
periitetct beiluttet oprettet en- sliSe.
ling al @isconiin 9opalitp 9eeion.
Senne ORGANIZATIONS ppientIisite
Spaapc ifal prre at imsbegoa % ret.
re paa DC iaIite Taaitauoe, Ser gisres
ON llniperiitctets 9Grere oa eleper
meo Senipn til oeres iauoe Tatrio.
tisme.
2aoer 1T eget Snffer. ~4sorbsieIie
II Eriien paa Suffer % SnoifrGnf.
uinacr | @rugen al benne Bare, bar
lioet at betpoe for Sarmercn :. g..
aerpiu peo SnperiOr:; oa ban iioits
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
WorO Gafota.
Glrpofur brrubf /

elevator brrnbt i Wptt. gqiiitp
Sarmers GIepator | Wott brPnote
iorrioe llac meo ct Cab al $4,000.
Ter par 5000 @uibelS @rsn / 0pg'
ninaen. ltIpffens Slide lGaaes benz.
ne Gang til @niitcr ira ct 2cfomotip.
Mooiiiecret SpnSasslnfnins / Tar.
Otter Srore al Statsobpofoten
bar Tcliticbef 2ouiS Soblgren | Sar'
90 beorbret ollie Ypens alminSelige
9utifer Iilffct paa Spnbog. Gn llno'
taaclie gisrcs mcb Ipotbcf, Cigar
biitifer, Srugtlioiulg % Snffertsis'
b%iitifcr. aisbuialg ifal iorbli aobne
til ST. 10 5ormiobag.
@iaiams Gonntp Icmber nj MGnb.
Ii al be / @iuiams Gountp uoifrep'
ne WPnb icnoteS De iibitc Gage al
iorrige llge til Camp 9oo9e, Soma,
otter at DC til @iipcrnsr Srn5ier bap'
DC inbIcnot alage opcr Den lange
llbirttcIie. &c off ira tit Irbcloe
Den 15oc Sftober, on DC tit @ariel
ON at bolbe fla irrbigc, % bar lioen
life pGret iitono til at faa nogen Nn'
irttclie.
0anffasIcrcr fprIpnnoct. Get or
life lpffcoeS at fonlmc pou Spor
citer q. z. G%abonna, tibligcrc aas'e'
rcr | ell @nnf / Sorman og atflagct
Tor ell aasiemangel al 50 800. Son
rciitc ira Sorntan til Nbcroeen, 2.
Tof., og oct er alt man bar flinnct
criare ON ham. &oslenlungelen pp.
oaococ8 otter at Gabanna bar rcilt
til Tctroit, Winn., for at tagc Nn'
IuttcIic / Ell @ouf Ser, oo fom @'cncrc
tilbogc, men foripanbt berpaa ipor'
lbs.
Gn SenucnoclIc til 8rpnna. GaiS
County Screening al Sltriitcr bar I'M
ser lit Wsoc pcota0ct en- He'ollltion,
buorpeb Sorenebc Stotcrs Scnotor
q. :. 8renue onmorcs on lppolt og
ialt at itettc Hcaieringen 'omt blclpe
iii mcb at oprette og peollgeboloe en-
flor Nrme % 6laabe. Ter oniereS I
NeIolltionen at aritif ligeoperfor
Iominiitrationen, oct bore Jig | Sale
cler Stemntc / aongrcSicn, egcoc
Taren, foltcoc SoIbater Sipct og BIZ
brog til at iorlGngc &rigcn.
49,
Sebcnbe Suriit bpS. iii SepilS
Safe mcIoteS iioitc Manoag, at Sobn
u. Conan, tioligerc NttorneD 8enc'
raj al Gortb Gatotn og Giltriftaoom-
mer, par uigoact pco Geocn / Mo'
cbcitcr, Minn. Conan fom til q.
Safptu / 1882 % tientc iom Sfolcs
superintendent, Stataoopofot % Nt'
tornep 8cncral ira 1894 I'll 1900.
Sra 1900 Ill 1912 bar ban SonIn1cr
/ anoct Siitrift. San blco / 1880
aiit mlcb Warp Slpm AZ SenOer'o on,
Winn., Der nleo bercS fire Nern ooer-
lepcr barl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

gIabc. Sporfor life fnare Roo'c'
belt iom &c Sorenebe StotcrS ipeciel'
lie ~llbicnoina til HiisInnb. tiger Sp'
inbl, aipe BAN tiIitrGffcIig Npnoig'
bcb og nof al Sprraob til at i'orilite
ell Irnic oa itile Den ungc 8epnblif
paa egne Wcn. Ruslonb piloe ou
funne bicIpe Amerifa I ben Spgape
at icrforte arigen. Spiobl tror bet
amerifonifc BubIifnm MI bill bape
!SanbIingcr iom Teireps peo Wanild
oa ScblepS peo Santiaso, og bpao
RnsIono iGrIig manglcr | bisie 0a'
&C, or en- Imerifaner al benne Tppe.
RooiepeIt er Wonoen, mener BON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

&C, Iigciom Soget, bpormeo De reiIic,
blcp ocfcreret meo ipottcnoe Flata-
ter. Sc to %reorcpar bapoe opbolot
iig icr Nar her / 2an0ct.
Gitereenninser i Tpbriogc. ".
&. @oli oQ @up q. ScSgOn, llogi.
pcrc al "Goilu Tribune" | Wtobrloge,
arrcitercbcs ocriteoS liblte Ssroa9
paa Nnflagc Tor friminelle Sfriperl.
er / Npiicn. Inflcsen itiueoeS al
@paopofut =. s. Mprriion, % Den
or en- Al BET nplig afboIotc lpccleue
&alg5 Gitcrosnninacr. Spaomlnl'
Itraticncn bIcu peb bette &alg glort
til @icnltanb Tor &ccau, o. Slaoet
paaitaaeS iom SprTn9'tpt mlocr
Galatompcn at bare fremfert
Den @cifrIoniug. at Spitprellen ttloo
9aitcn at i~Iorcre. &eiereilSnmat'
itemuinacu rciuItcreoe | ct Sllllos'
potlim ior @paominiitratlonelt, o9
SGpncn bIipcr berpeo oobbelt 100.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Spo Safota.
SranS i Tlnnorcan Snoiancrifule.

Srnnb / Tlanbrcan Snoiancrifple.
Sen pco SInuorcou al &egierlngcn
cprcttcoe Sfolc ipr Sroiancrauttcr
bIrp oclpi9 pbclngt ucb Slocbrano
hcn 26oc bs. Sabct ioaoca at helebc
ia til $4,000. Sngcu df 0uttcrlc
fom tillfaoc.
8uoifab nm Spnncns Spo. MrS.
u. Muoerion / HobcrtS Gountp bar
crbolot llnoerretnino on, at benoes
Son. Nbncr Inhcrion or afgaact
pes Seocn pao ct ScItboipital l.
Eronfria otter at prrc blcucn Ioorct
rurber ct Slaa pcN Den ocltIige 6ront.
llnac Inocrion bopbc hprruct Jig /
Canada.
Warmer ~bcbanNlcs / Scn Tnpibs.
Sarnlcrcn Som SoffCn blcu for!cocn
poo ScpeoQoocn i EEL Hupin, tpiln.
ocn til at ioliltcrc % ocrpao tn@'e
SloNct. Scnnc Tor Turmcrcn laa no
mpocnbe Gcrcmoui iorcNif urber
SpcrpTr al @pcn5 Manor % eli 'tur'
re Spriamling %oraere. Golfer be-
ifpIotcS for al bare rcpct iitpfftr ct
y. NJ. &. ". &riA$fort.
Barn orrbt pcS Smoenlpffc. Gen
l-oorioc Cater iii Mrs. Clarence s.
SSnciS, boenoc nGr Sangioro, blcp
eicbliffelia brTbt peo OF ell Hiilc III.
iGloiapis oiiprcoc$. 8coUret uor
citcrIaot / eli Nutomobil, meocnS
WTnoeue ipiitc @iiooog % Barnet
bar ubcn WoocrcuS Sioenbc frebct
% / WaIfiucn % Der aiiurcnbe %aa.
benet mco p~ucnnruntc NcIuliot.
Siunr sails or 9rrcrncS @rrt.
2rrcrc ira ole Scle al Stoten be-
apnote Ianocl at itrcnmc iro til
Siour Sails, hpor South Tofotn
Educational Isiociotiou oenne Gare
oiholoer fin aarligc aouucutiou
SfoIernc or iom &cael luffcoc Neane
llae for at aipe Srrcrne NnIeonina
til at opcrpTre Mebet, % beuimoS
$4,000 pcntcocs iom Siour Sails
8iGitcr.
Tif imsen 9reimlb IfifcS. Sire
mnec Sanife, Sens % Chris Rilien
Ianit Chris % Tetcr @aoicn, iorIoo
her on Sa9en @afouoa Tor at rciir
tilbaac til aisbcnbapu, % ba Dc
bapSe laoet iis iorlpoe mco. Of be
aiorbe oenne &eiic for at unoaaa
lloifripniugslopen ipr llbIrnbinaer,
bIcp Der aipct Dem en- Eibefonccri peb
Mireiicn. HTlIen belle @afonons
geiolfnine iulgte DC lire RrnS til
Statioucn, ipneenoe patriotiIte Gan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

Iuntuuas Nmoei so Wia. ~

Tuntuuas Inoel SO Yha. Sp.-
lars. Narrp ". Surner AZ @lltte er
uonppnt iii at icreitaa Sno'amlineen
til ariqsiono / 9sbct az nGlte Var,
oa Mcntnnas anbel, icm ,tal fairies
tiIoeie peo at orsaniiere De i%aatnlote
brig iporciorenineer, or lot III
SS4590OO. en- Sormano 'tal uo'
nGpnes / bpert Gountp, % oennc
ipcrfirttcr ser lin cgen ORGANIZATION.
Nan pcntcoc Of pGre iTroi9e I'll at
tnge int oeu lite Seccmber, % Sanl'
pagnen pil rare ct gar.
Saaerne iparer paa Snfferet. Won.
,anas @naerc bor foricocn itroer Ct
Reoe / ScIena iorplistet no I'll itte
of boac Gouabnuts. isoe Suns eller
Rolls eiier ocn 10be Gecb. Nerne
geilutnins er taset eiter Samraao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

mcb Ilircb I%tfiniorL Statens Waos
Administrator, og Seniigten er altiaa
at ipare paa Sufferet. Ter er og.
iaa unber Sperpeielie en- 8lun ON at
inoiere TO iorifieaigc SGt EriIer, ct
for iaabonne ailnber, Der betaler
aontant for line @agerparcr pg bG'
rer oisic meo iiN, ct anOet for arcoit
og 9epering. Set bar 0tr. ItfinIon,
Iom tiIraaoeoe en- iaaban Sroning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

CONNER apIeoe fine egnc Suffer.
roer o. MI laper lit eGet Suffer. San
iortGqer, at Samilien dllerebc / no
gen Sio bar bapt Sirup % Suffer
al egct Sabrifata paa Seroct. San
CT enonu life naaet iaa langt / benne
Snouitri,at Eroouftet renies. b%porfor
ben tilpirfebe Sirrp er nofiaa msrf
meb ct StiGr | oct grenne, men paG
Tanoefagen Innger ben ganife for
trpfieIig, paaitaar ban. Sormeren
iortpQer anganenbe Silpirfningen,
at en- lem Salons &riiffe iploeS meo
opifaarne Suffcrroer, bporopcr Ser
llaoes fpgenbe @anb og labes benitaa
Hatten oper. NGite Morgcn bGloeS
Saften al Griiffcn og foges til Sirlip
al pasienbe Spffelic. @if man bare
Siiffer, iaa foaes Ser finn iaa meget
lpnaer. Wr. 9erpin bar / Here gar
oprfet Sufferroer, % ifsIge bans
lloIagn tribes Sc goot og bIiper me.
get iufferboloige oeroppe beo Supe.
rior.
Sombcerpluionen / WilWGnfee.
Oct err enonli life flargiort, bpem er
IfpIoige / ben ioriproeli9e Sombeer.
pIoiion, iom Seroog Iiten inotrof
paa Yolitiitationen i IiImulfee,
bporpeo ii WenneifeIip gif tabt, men
bet ipnes belit at bore peo CT Sili9I.
Sc, at Sonlben fom til at erpIoocre
paa Stdtionen, og at llluffen par ill.
ipnft Den italienife airfe, bpor Den
fanotes, % bens Brett, giiguit 8ui.
Iiani. Hep. @uiIiani o. hans @enia-
hco bar nemlig pGret meget birt.
iomme for at nGffe Tatriotisme
blanbt %Stalienerne. lieeiom De / gp-
ems Sattiefparterer bar uirfet for
Srihehslaanet -og andre arigSsiemeb.
Yrciten ielp bar uotnlt. Of Inarfiitcr
al ben @runb itrGber bam eiter 81.
SortiGttes paa iiSire SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Over There

(Over der) A 23O6-70t
er til Dato den NEST udbredte og NEST popu-
lRre az allie Soldater Sange. "Kanske jeg bin
borte en- lang, lang Tid', en- ligesaa god SANG
ON Soldaterlivet, folger paa Recorders anden
Side.
Begge er indsunget af den velkjendte
Peerles Kvartet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

StHu WpuItpeit III Wheluho. sens
!. Spiabl az @cnioli bar / en- Sri.
ueIic i'll @labet "SournaI" / Clear.
pater itinet Sorilaa ON, at Sbeooorc
Rooicpelt ienbes til &usIono for at
iaa Srben | Den Scruirriua, iom III,
5erifcr Der. Spiabls SfripcIie bar
paft Spmerfiombeb, % enfelte al DC
iterrc GasbIaoe bar optaeci Sanfen
% anbcialef Den. "Sao Slaacroet
blipe, hos aae iom en-: Senb Mooic-
belt til Huslano," ililtter ct af oisie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
For the Freedom of the World

(For Verdens Frihed) A 347-75c
Trommehvirvler, Lyden fra J~agthorn og an
den Hornmusik cir ct magtig Indtryk / dette
Musikstykke. Everybody is Jazzing IT., en- ny
og walker. Dorchester Melodi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

SOrtiettes paa iiSire SIDE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28

The second dispatch was as follows:
Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Feb. %.
The chancellor spoke in the most vi
vacious fashion with especial energy
and brillianey. Almost every sentence
was accompanied By expressions of gen
eral approval on the part of his hear
ers. Frequently members of parliament
Iapplauded.
After he had concluded there was
general applause and handclapping, join
cd in by the galleries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
Many New Books Now
at Public Library

Are you interested in getting some
thing free? If 50 come to the Public
Library and ask for one Of the fol
lowing new books we have added to
our collection this week. Adult: Chris
tian, Eat and be we'll, eat and get well;
Curwood, Kozan; Delano, June; Emer-
ton, Medieval Europe; Ingersoll, Open
that door; Kerrick, Military and naval
America; Lee, We; Locke, The wonder
full year; Long, Madame Butterfly;
Millard, Our eastern question; Parker,
World for sale; ROLAND, Jean Chris
topic, ,Jonnay's end ROLAND, Jean
Christopher Paris; Roy, Rabindranath
Tagore; Seymour, The diplomatic back
ground Of the war; Sharp, A watcher
in the woods; Sherill, Modernizing the
Monroe doctrine; Thackeray, Henry
Esmond; Tomlinson, War for independ-
encv; Warner, Guide to the hand;
Waterloo, Story of Alb; Wilson, Some
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28

send it to him.
Then it will be sent to President
Moser of the senate for his Signature
and then it win go to the governor.
just what the governor will do about
it is uncertain, as he has said it is
too late for him to consider the bill.
The governor was never grieved over
the bill being lost as it is known he
really does not want to sign it and
neither does he want to veto it,
Its dropping from sight was happy
instance for him, if the thing had only
stayed dropped. While not looking
for the bill Chief Clerk Drager has
been putting in his time reading the
state constitution, and he says he can
find nothing there which says bill
passed by the Legislature must be put
into the hands of the governor within
five days or any other length of time.
All he can find is that after the gov
ernor once receives the bill he must act
on it within five days OR it becomes a
law without his approval.
The desk clerks are legally con.
stituted revision committee, Drager
points out. to revise and correct the
records after the legislature adiourns
and so he holds the bridge bill is still
in the hands Of legal part of teh
legislative assembly and because there
has been delay in transmitting the bill
to the governor, viii not affect its va
| liditv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
HOUSE WILL GIVE
CONTINUED from page one,J

reau in insuring ships carrying muni-
TONS
The next step toward passage of the
measure in the house is to get a rule
for expeditions action. The house may
wait, however, upon senate action,
which is not due before late tonight or
tomorrow.
The house rules committee intends to
meet tomorrow, however, to report out
a rule whereby "quiek action, if nee
essary, can be obtained on the bill =
The house will doubtless pass the bill
in view of the fact that it takes away
use of the "other instrumentalities'
that vague power which congress felt
might encroach upon its war making
nights and give the president too great
power.
Shackleford's minority report-prac-
tlcally peace at any price plea, clos
ing with prayer, said in part:
Would Abandon Sea
Z" In my judgment, our interest coun,
sells that we should forego our rights
to navigate the high seas embraced in
| the war zone declared by Great ritain
and by Germany rather than to wage
war to enforce such rights. However,
if a majority shall hold different
view and our country shall be plunged
into that insane war, then ! shall, of
course stand by my country to the
last dollar and the last man #may
miraculous God guide US in this houI
of peril.
The Berlin report that Germany still
holds the Yarrowdale American pris
oners after weeks of misinformatior
on the subject; the apparent imminenct
of break with Austria; Chancellor
Bethmann-Hollweg' belligerently in
terpreted speech against America; ant
tabove all the clear cut overt act in tn,
Laconia case all served to make Teu
ton American relations more dangerou
than for long time.
The administration was pictured a
prepared to go ahead with its plan
for arming American merchantmen
whether or not congress gives Presi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
TO AVENGE DEATH Of
MOTHER AND SISTER
Austin Hoy Wants To Be First
To Enlist To Fight
Germany
BY Lowell MeIlett.

(Cnlted Press starr correspondent
London, Feb. 27.--A quiet voiced de
termined hammered, successful Ameri !
can business man, Austin Hoy, 3G years
of age, urged his right upon President
Wilson today to avenge the killing Of
his mother and his sister
There was no suggestion of mock
heroics in his manner. He was deadly
calm, despite the fury Of his feelings
against those whom he charged with
their death.
Austin Hoy cabled President Wilson
today demanding that the death of Mrs.
Mary Hoy and Miss Elizabeth Hoy be
avenged and requesting the privilege Of
being the first volunteer il citizen
army was raised IN America. Otherwise
he declared he would enlist in the Bri-
tish army, Hoy Is cable to the chief
executive Of the United States followed
consultation which he held today with
American Ambassador Walter Hines
Page and Consul General skinner,
which, he said, convinced him he had
/ the right thus to act.
/ ~ am an American business man, =
1 Hoy explained. ~ have been in Lon
don in business for four years, repre-
senting the Sullivan Machinery com
/ pany Of Chicago
"Father is now too old and it de.
wolves upon me as the active head Of
the family to see that this outrage does
not 90 unavenged.
H ~ beg that you wont consider me in
a mock heroic role--but / intend to en-.
list because could not expect that 9th
Or Americans wnuH offpr their lives / n
avenging this wrong, unless did like
wise.
/ "My s4-year-old father is a veteran
Of the Union army. He enlisted in th6
Nineteenth Wisconsin regiment in 1861
and served throughout the Civil war
becoming an assistant surgeon. Father
was born at New Haven, Ohio, and my
mother OF Galena. Ohio
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Checks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, . Well-Known
Ohio Physician


DR.. T. M. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years he
gave to his patients prescription made
of few well-known vegetable ingredi-
ents mixed with olive oil, naming them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets, you viii
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-wotkers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a nor
NAL action, carrying off the waste and
poisonous matter in ones system
If you have a pale face, saliow look,
duh eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets--the
successful substitute for calomel--now
and then just to keep in the pink Of con-
dition l0c and 25c per box, All druggists,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
STRONG EVIDENCE
Is the Statement of This Salem MAJ

Is the Statement of This Salem Man
Backache is often kidney ache;
A common warning Of serious kidney
ills.
/" A Stitch in Time Saves Nine -
Don't delay-use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Profit by Mr.. Smith 8 experience.
A. Fl. Smith, carpenter, 1890 Lee ST.,
Salem, says: 81 have always found
Doan Is Kidney Pills to be all that is
claimed Of them and 1 am only too
glad to publicly recommend them to
others who are in need cf good, re-
liable kidney medicine. I have taken
Doan's on several occasions, when /
have felt in need of kidney remedy
and they have always done me good.
A. few doses now and then keeps my
kidneys in good working order"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don t sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--tne same that
Mr.. Smith had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, y. z.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
CHEERED
CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH
His Attack On President VIII
son and the United States
Applauded

New York, Feb 2s.-The official
German wireless agency, which yester-
day sent thirteen sections of speech
by Imperial Chancellor Won Bcthmann-
HOllweg before the reichstag, assail-
ing President Wilson and the United
States, today furnished the two addi-
tional dispatches describing the speech:
Berlin, via Sayvile wireless, Feb. 81
AT today's meeting of the reiehstag,
a much applauded speech, reviewed the
political, naval and military situation
since the beginning of unrestricted sub
marine warfare.
The house was crowded, almost all
diplomatists staying in Berlin, being
present. The chancellor began his
speech in clear, loud, ringing voice.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28
Wheat Prices Jump
from Several Causes

Chicago, Feb. 2s.-Improvement of
the freight car situation and expecta-
tion that convoys would be furnished
to grain vessels, thus clearing conges-
tion along the Atlantic scaboard, had
its effect on the grain market today.
The market started nervous but quick
ly recovered and gained steadily. MAY
opened down Is, later gaining 3 3-S,
going to $l.Sl 5-S. July opened up
later gaining 3 to $1.54 3-4. September