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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. August MANI Nov. II
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewey Nov. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Warner Nov. II
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zeaman Nov. 6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Nash Nov. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rayome Nov. 20
Deaths
Chester L. Opperud Nov.
Henry Kruger Nov. II
Lucille Muras Nov. Is
Mathilda Stainbrook Nov. 10
Mary Hagerstrom Nov. 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10
SpQr potelbrane.

@atf q p. naa 5is 9lar.
q eala 'tn aoJygo ! Del ives.
rsa-, ic1aat igrooU ma aisD
e.o &HlSa5gS M Of narilsgeuDe
@g8HtRger, iaa ef belt a5artaI Ianas
StYejtDtanteii Ssbet al 80 Nimlter
FLED ! 5iaHialer. Ell baist GiiiiH so,
teller itahf ! sraHh 81 @lRIs ira
nRriisssHos Seer or iRofsisf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10
Deroensfrioen
5criteiteIfe ira cine /.

Stnters 8elonot | Earis, oateret lit
Hpril, oplpier, at ban Den Bite Rart:
pan Snobpoelie Of Den ironifc Hegic
ring bar beisgt mango al &c moro
%iran'te 9per, TOM nplig after fom
observation-disclosures 9eIiobelie.
San ianbt, at De forifiellige &c.
retnlnger, ion bar cirfuleret / Jrollf
RIG og ogioo itaaet / nmerifonifc
Hpiler angaaenbe bisie Strog9 mile.
rable 5orfatning, aloelcS life bar
operbrepet.
) De ltsrre 9per Iopc og Sam %
l9rll9 ben pafre % oriitige 9p
Gbannp bar goelpeselien fompIet.
5 9Den Sam mebbeler @eionb-
ten 'fortalte en- Wooer iii 6 9ern
mig, at beroes Manb o. to 0otre, IS
og 10 Aar gomle, bar bet bortisrt
al Sp'fcrne UNDER beres 3ilbagetog
"a bun flageoe til De tpife Oiiicerer
oper oei1lle brlltale SrenliGro, lit
blln Den Velfeo, at bun bap0e Salget
lInellem oenne Sroning % at iinoe
inc a1Tre 'om Sig / aalalcn bag
Sulet."
Sntet bar uuft en- ioa inten5 bitter
Stemlllng / 6ronfria irnoo Spiferne
lom oiSle ianielsie S~eriiuger / Horo.
trarfrig. Set franife Senat peotog
ben lite Ipril en- Heiolution inoebol-
ocnoe Ell barmfplot Eroteit operfor
belle Den cipiliiereoe Gerocn imoo ben.
ne 6remfGrb, iont mere cnO noget
nnoet bar aniporet Sranitnlunoene
life at gipe op, fsr oen tpifc DILL.
tGrmagt er fnlit for goOt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10
Sprfiife % siterrisife Npater.

Sra 2ouoou t~elcsraieres ben zoe
asrtI: SfsIsc CT Telegram fra
oaas fitefenoe 5elesrammer, icn
et meotasns Der fra ben elterrisitc
Sepeoiiab, ifal aetiesas bore fill
ltbe Ill ben aniertfan'te Imbdsia.
bes Tispsittton.
CANINE 5elcarom peb cgiaa at
btrette at baaoe Sprttet % 9ul.
sarten lt8eleoes ifaI bapc beiIuttct
a. o'brpoe De Niplomatiife Scrbin.
oelier meb Dc Soreucbe Stater.
Observation-Disclosures @aib.
insten har imtslertib cnbml inacn
esrt'Gties ssa sies
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10
De rusitIfe Rpineers Rrdp.

De rnslilfe Rpineers Rrap.
Stocfbolm, 6te Ipril. - De rms.
fife apilloer bar til Den me Regie.
ring rettet felgenoe finfige Spgrgs'
ntaal: "Gr bet belle oct r%usIiift
6olf, iom er blet frit, eller er oct fun
Nalpparten?"
Gen ttoflpoeliesrige fpinoelige Or
gonildtion "Wfoifpa apinoeiagsfor.
cnin8" bolot for nogle Gage iiben Ell
aongreS, Ipm / Screening nleo Pr
bclosfpinoer % Irbeioeroeplltereoc
bar forfattct ct Slaas Wanifeit, Der
inocboloer betaliereoc % rleget fart
Iormulcreoe arap pno lige Hettigbe-
Der Tor De ritsiiifc auinocr. Sette
cienoommcllge Waniiclt, iom Il ollie
r%llsiiife apinoers Napn" cr blct
operlcnot Den propiioriife Heaicring,
lpocr Iaaleoes:
"Soet hi grotlrlercr cen npe 30.
oiering meo, at BET ganlIc Hegiinc err
bIet fomplet fnlbfaitet % nileit al elt
m o. fri national Examination, Oil
mooer oenne &on9rcS Hegie :'ngau
ON at imeoefomme felgenhe bercttis
geoc arup:
+. apiloer loo tilitaaeS berger.
lige o. politiite Hettigbeoer / 2iabeo
meb Wrnb. Gil oen Gnoe ma ollie
Spoe, Iom onlbanoler gorgerne3 Het-
tigbeoer, for SpoeIigbeos Sfplo in
bebolbe Sroenc FOR begge aisn.'
2. apinoer nlaa gipes ben famine
2pn Iom WGno Tor oct ialnnlc Ir-
beioe. 9erns Irbeioe / Snouitrien
forbpbes peo Sou.
3. Siee Hettigbeoer for manOIige
og ~fpirbeligc @snoer / a1c frclntiOige
Reiormer angooenoc Sanobruesbe.
folfnin9en.
4. SphGpellc al alle ifielnenoe
2ope nngaaenbc 0ct lociaIe Snoe, Iom
bearooerer apiuoernes Wenueifc-
pprb.
3. Snorc-, SItitit2-, Understandings,
Sonbels. o. SauObrugsminilterier-
ne mao itrar uOnrpne ~fpinoelige
8ommisiionprer, ionl ifal ta9eS paa
Raab / ollie S~perQ5nlaaal pcorsreu.
be apinoernes Snteresier % Gelf9ro.
6. 5 ollie @ner % 2anosbper maa
Ser burtieit mlliq anipttes fpinoeli-
&c aommis IionGrcr ufor at paale,
at oct Siientli9e& 4lieter blir pp.
ipIot.
I. apinoer moo itrar iaa Ioeol9
til iaaounne StiIlinger iom 8abritin'
lpeftcrer, So9iprcre, Notarier %
set belle / alle @rcne al oct offentlige
g%mbeosperf.
NIIe bisic arou maa lloen Spbolo
imebefomme5, bpi5 Ruslanb ifol ino.
taee Ell Stillin9 blanot DC belt irie
Motioner. Oilers ber Regieringen
erfIpre, at meo iri 3orsere ioritaaes
finn Mpub, mems apinoerne ifal for
bli / iammc StiIline lom for, berspet
ollc G~eitiaheoer.~
Vetrperdo, Ste Ipril. - Mlle Segn
tpber paa, at Hu$Ianb bill pGlge Den
republifanife Statsicrm, naar Den
grunolopaipenoe Nissforiamlin9 trT'
Der %iarnlen. Stemnineen blanot
Oct rusiiite SoIf er cperpeienoe for
en- bemcfratiif Statsicrm, beIpis ef-
ter De Soreueoe Staters Mcn'ter.
Sette bar / RusIano betpoelie eaet
Srtercsier Tor De Screnebe Stater l
Oct iibite.
pctrograh, 1be April. - SnItlts'
rniniiter acrcnifi uotaIte ioaa | ct
Snterpietp, at hciS bet tpifc Sclf ntl'
De fclse Ruslanos Grempel % az
irtte Sciieren % hans Militari'tflif,
"iaa oil ri life pprc upiIlise I'll pre-
liminrrc Observation-Disclosures"
Ten muNfnIHe Srnc. "Id, Eeter.
fart iemte Wosturuc ire pda Yiano'
Ia'eu,"
"Srnes eu life, Ret CT liet tieIia az
beapnoe meS Ruii, alcffcn s ON Wors
aener2"
30. men BEN 9oetiirren Tar d'tira;
inn lana sih. al ct see bIir pas's
iee, Ill ssn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10
Erin inro Gnklan0.

aonare2icu bar ioat oct oiqiorenb.
Sro. De Sorencoe Stotcr or / arit
meo SpifIono - en- arig, iom fai
forumc til at faa Den melt piotrpffcn
De @etnouiug bnuoe for port eae'
Sorb oe for fIere al De eiiropPiifC
@anoe, ia for belle 8eroer. % oct
mere eno en- Senieenoe.
ariaSreioluttonen bIep tiIitemt al
9pugresieu rteb ooeropIbenoc Tler.
toI. Nf sc TO SuieS MeoIemmer item,
tc 455 for Ben % fun SO imoo. gtoglc
inu taIte frditig for life at begpnbc
ariq ieIp poa bette SiOspunft,
% eufeIte meilte, at arig bur.
Sc unoaaaeS urber enbper Ont
itpnoigbeb, Yfet alt bette er,
ilig ION Soaerre bar uopifIei Jig,
bare Tom en- Sroabe / Sopet, Ell Heit
! Grfenen. Sun man osmme eiter
Yfitemningen / 9ongresien, maa man
fro, Of oct omcrifonife 6oIf Itaar ON
trent enitemmig / lit arap ON, at MI
fol Der lfribes I'll &ouoIina pg ale
9onoetS SiPIpet,lbcr titles I'll Hou.
6ilheb for Sar0Sfpriparct; ntcb andre
Gro, az oct or pilig til az oirc olt,
bpno CT iliat Sfriot foitcr, hau0c. al
nnQc Ntrn0 Ill of fpIoC Hpffcrnc |
Dor Tor Cpgapen lltilitrPffelige SGr
pQ 6Ioabc % for De iihprc Hltittlill.
aer cuerS, Tom Sitlatinncn ultocr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frGoer al oS.
Nppr Itort bette Giier fon bli, er Der
inqcn lom pe0. Altn OcO Oi, at bpiS
nc Torrneoe Stuter Ifol hppne lin
Stiling mfilitprt pao Ell Wtoube, iom
nolCnIun0c iparcr iii De 2ruo, iom
eli moocrnc arig filler, iaa bill oct
fife hIi noaen LEI Snroe icIp for set
rlaeitc % mPgtiqitr ni auc Screens
San0P.
Men DC ISorenCoe Stoter er Diuio
Ill al hare Burden belere enc of Iooc
ia fIionere al oct tpife Wilit9ritpre.
Get er / fuIb Sorpisning beroml, at
aoneresien bar bonoIet, Tom Den hor
aiort. Gen bar fsIt iia iprpiSiet ON,
al Sn'flono peo fin benipnsIeie iSpro
bar iiIisiet port 2onb Ell arpnfeIie,
ION DER life fan Qipes onbet Soar
q END at 9ribe I'll Snnben.
Regieringen bar forIanat, OF ame-
rifdnife Sfibe. iom life bar aontra-
bonbr omboro, - Sfibe, iom aaar /
Isniia Ssrinoe, - life n iGnfes
qua Sapet eiler ocres ManoHaber %
Sos'ogerer uoiGttes for fSnre. Sfisnt
Sn'fIauS iuorcmmer, at oct ineen
Iou.is Rgt bar I'll OF iGnfe nsitroIr
Sfibe. Der life Terer apntrobonoe, CT
amrrlfonffe :5anoelsifibe bIet iPnfet
uhsn Sirfei: mango amsrifnnfe Sor.
9rrr er Herpeh omfummef % Amor.
l;gr @inoriuarr lngt tncien Tor DOT
SonoeI- Set er berfpr hnpct pper
snhOsr spiI. at Staggering % Som.
gres er i I'M fliIoe Aet, mar &c MI
snor til aris meS SpHionh. Ter
tun rare ReIinssiurfieI Hinoen aon-
bc ON, bporinnat rion Der taaIe Den
Singrnes Si,iinnb, 'om en- besperot
frg1srenSe yPogt Der hopoe brnat os
co I, men rtitebs nlnn 10 8rrnien
pRre. Huber ale Suitpnbigheber -
oa hDor meat man err tunbe snffet.
al bet bdooe o9re. muiig al hoISe
SoH6et ubeufor oenne @erbenstou.
lift - iaa oil iitfert M. on ariaen
auieepei er fotnntct, ole IopnIe @or.
gere otGta gibe Fegiertnqer Den
Ststtr, be far, % noe Dc Ore, Der
'ro5e@ al benz iii 3orfbas for bore
rbeltrioeitae Getttabeoer ion Station.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10

ENTERED As sFcoxp CLASS MATTER JuNE I5TH 1905 AT
THr To-r OrTlcE At DEcor.H. Iowa. UNDER rHE Acr
or CoxsREsS or MAncHG 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10

Granger Se en- Spmsaifine? "Sus.
perrnen" er ioa COB Icm nngen onben
Spmaif;ne ri eei. bobbeIte Hris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10

Ten muIfnIHe srme. "Id, Yeter.
fart iemte Wosturuc iro pda Tiano'
Ia'eu."
"SrreS eu life, ret CT liet tiolia ~
beapnoe meb Ruii, aIoffcn s ON gRor
aenen2"
80, men Ben Noenirnen Tar d'fiirn;
,nn lana Sin. ar ct sgg bl'r paste
iee, Ill Ben"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10

5crrrftss paa stse 5
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
TROOPS WILL Be
DISTRIBUTED IN
DISTRICT MONDAY
Officers Looking Over Ground
to Pick Out Strategic
Points.
MAINTAIN STRICTEST
SECRECY AS TO PLANS
Only Interior Guard Duty 0G-
cupies Men and Many
Visit the City.

Pending arrival Of certain railroad
equipment no distribution Of Company
r, former unit OF the Montana ma
tionaI guard now in government serv-
ies and assigned to this district, will
be made until Monday. Capt. o. 8.
Perry, the commanding officer Of the
company. and Major c. NJ. Sargent,
commander Of the provisional bat
talon which has been mustered into
federal service, spent today looking
over the ground and various strategiesI
points with a view Of determining
upon tho method Of distribution, ard
they will complete their work tonor-
row so that assignment Of squads will
be possible on Monday.
Since they detrained yesterday. the
troops have been made comfortable IN
barracks adjacent to the High ore
mine. They are occupying a bunk
house, the use Of which was offered
by the Anaconda company when It be-
came apparent that there was lack Of
an outdoor camp site or better quar-
teTs
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
PLAN REGULATION Of
FOOD PRICES BY i. s.
President May Issue ProcIa-
nation Calling on Nation
to Economic.

Washington. April 14-Actigitles ot
the government in furtherance Of It's
campaign 70 stimulate food production
in the United States during the war
continued undated today. Chief
among these activities were.
Secretary Houston Of the depart
ment Of agriculture conferred with
congressional leaders regarding pro-
posed legislation authorizing the gov
ernment 70 regulate and fix food
prices. II necessary. and to license
large distributing agencies
President Wilson had under consid-
Grafton a suggestion. approved BY Sec
retary Houston. that he issue a proc
lamation calling the pgblic's attention
TO the need for increa sef production
and economy in the use Of foodstuffs.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
TO INCREASE NATIONAL
GUARD TO 100000 men

Washington, April 14.-Secretary
Baker today approved a decision of
the Judge advocate general which fore
shadows raising the strength of the
national guard to 100000 men on a
war footing.
Following are the states which have
applied for authorization to organize
new units of national guard:
Washington, Ohio, Indiana, Wiscon-
sin, Vermont. Massachusetts. Connecti-
cut Rhode Island, New York, District
of Columbia. Maryland. North Caro-
lima, Florida. Iowa, South Dakota. Mis-
souri,. Nebraska, Texas, Oklahoma.
Louisiana and Utah.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
GERMANY READY
To RESTORE ALL
CONQUERED LAND
Free Navigation of Dardan-
eIIes for All Will Sat-
isfy Russia.
BELGIUM AND SERBIA
WILL BE RESTORED
Polish Question is Discussed.
These Are Points of Final
Settlement.

Copenhagen. April "a (via london)
Peace within two months and = half
is predicted by the Copenhagen CORES
pondent of the Danish socialist press,
which confirms the reports Of unof-
fieiaI negotiations between Russian
and German socialists as against the
Diplomatic deniaIs in the socialist
newspapers here and in Berlin. The
first negotiations, says the CORES
pondent, who is a socialist member OF
the Danish parliament, were broken
off. enabling two papers to launch q
denial that they were in progress. but
they were Immediately resumed and
are being prosecuted vigorously.
The correspondent then enters into
a discussion of peace terms In which
he appears to take German socialis,
expectations and hopes for the gov
ernment policy.
Il am assured from an absolutely
trustworthy source" he says. that
Germany Is ready to restore Belgium
and Serbia. eyacuate France and. with
Turkey. arrange an agreement with
Russia over the free navigation of the
Dardan61les An agreement II also
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14

Jerry Sullivan. who, it is said, will
be street commissioner. served the city
about six years ago as assistant street
commissioner. He Is familiar with
the work and for that reason. it is
claimed. was selected for the Job.
For City Attorney.
No suggestion has been made by the
mayor elect as to the next city at
torney. Several names have been
mentioned. but no one has as yet been
decided upon.
The same condition exists over the
appointment for city engineer. 1t will
probably be several days before de-
cision Is reached in this office.
A New Librarian.
A change In the administration of
the Butte public library will come
1Continued on Pags Twv.l
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
WOULD ENLIST 100000
men To WORK ON FARMS

Washington. April IA bill to di-
rect the secretary Of war to enlist
or transfer from present enlistments
for farm. commercial and manufacture
ing work within the United States an
army of 100000 men between Is and
so years old. for a two-year term of
service unless sooner discharged" was
introduced today by Representative
Scott Of Michigan Thsir compsnsa-
tion under the bill would be the same
as now paid ,pyivates in the regular
army.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14

amendment by Representative
kelford to levy an additional in
tax with a view to preventing
net income of over $4,000 an
y to any person was ruled out Of
on objection by Democratic
er Kitchin.
proposal by Representative Town
Iowa to eliminate the proposed
100000 to the allies was elm
d also.
eeches by Republican Leader
and Representative Rainey Of
>is. Fitzgerald of New York and
per Of Massachusetts urging full
fion OF the broad features of the
nistration's plan were applauded.
wner explained he did not think
p should be vested in the secre-
OF the treasury and the president
to manage the loan without more
tance from congress. He declared
'as not opposed to the proposed
Itself.
|pporters of the bill, however. saw
Pc result Of the vote on Towners
|osal a test of their strength and
attacked 1t with fervid and patri-
|argument.
What France Did.
fance, 14O years ago, when our
was gone," declared Representa-
Continued on Pa. Two.)
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY
ARRANGE FOOD SUPPLY
AuStria'S Food Reserve Must
Carry Both Countries Until
Next Harvest.

Amsterdam, April IA (via London)
Under the presidency of Count
Czernin, the Austro Hungarian for
eign minister, a conference was held
in Vicnna on Thursday and Friday
between representatives Of Germany
and Austria Hungary. at which ques-
tions concerning both countries were
discussed, according to a Vienna tele-
gram.
n'agreement was reached. says the
message. which gives a full guaran-
tee that the supply of foodstuffs for
the monarchy and for Germany will be
fully covered from the available stocks
up to the next harvest"
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14

ashington April 14-The S7,OOO,OOO,OOO war revenue
orization bill passed late today by the house.
vote of the house unanimous Speaker Clark
ctng that his vote be recorded as aye. Representa-
London, New York socialist, was the only member
werng present. The bill comes up in the senate on
day. The appropriation voted by the house today is
largest finance asked of any legislative
4. The house and galleries cheered as Speaker Clark
punced the vote: Ayes 3S9; nays nOne present. one.
measure taken up in the house at II o'clock this
hing under an agreement to begin discussion of the
ndments under the five-mnute rule. General debate
ID last night. An amendment added to limit spe-
ally distribution of the proposed $4,000 900 for
lOan which the bill would authorize to the countries
ally at war with Germany and only during hOsttes
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
THE j. s. MAY SEND A
Commission To RUSSIA

Washington. April 14.-OfficiaI con-
firmation that the United States is
considering sending a commission to
Russia to see in what wey this coun-
try can be of aid to the new govern
ment was given today at the state de-
partment- 1t was stated that while no
final decision had been reached. the
commission would cover all phases OF
Russo American cooperation in the
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
ALIEN ENEMIES IN BUTTE
MUST GIVE UP FIREARMS

his home or on his person. will be
summarily arrested and turned over
to government officials.
II is believed there are but few IN
naturalized Germans In this city. The
chief is getting the names Of these and
If the orders from Washington are
not complied within the next -
hours the homes will be searched
Guns turned over to the police viii bs
returned TO the owners at the con-
clusion of the war.
This order will be strictly followed
out" said Chief Murphy today. ANY
alien enemy found with a gun in his
possession after a reasonable length Of
time will be thrown In Jail and then
turned over to government offfctaisL
The term alien enemy applies only TO
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
nerals Separation Company
Hll! Defend Its Patent on
pu Flotation Process in Trial
q Suit Against Butte and
Superior.

''h an array Of legal talent such as
eidom arrayed in litigation, chem
ana chemical engineers of national
|u'e' whose daily fees alone consti-
q small size fortune, assembled in
f'e' all Is in readiness for. COM
lcement Of what promises to be the
(oest Fought battle the Minerals
".auon Company. Limited. has. yet
70 race In support of its oil flo-
roh patent. Trial OF the company's
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
bT0N SENTRY FIRES ON
! SUSPICIOUS LAUNCH

ston. April IA. A sentry pa
ing the shore near the Boston
for forts fired several shots last
at two men in a motorboat and
ner on land. The boat quickly
ppeared In the darkness and the
on shore escaped. The sentry ex-
SEQ the opinion that the men in
poat, who appeared to be graphing
something. were trying to cut a
none cable and that the man on
was directing the work.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14

Although Mayorelec w. H. Maoney made official
of the appointments he will make city Of
today Thursday night e mayoreect met with
conferred with them his
Although pledged secrecy of the meeting
public and is practically certain that
following will be named:
City Cerk-Charles Tracey.
City Street Commsoner-Jerry Sullivan.
Assistant Commsoner-Thomas McGarry.
City Physician-Dr. w. c. Matthews.
City Audtor-Emmet Griffin
Building Inspector-George MacPherson
City observation-disclosures c. Roberts
Milk Inspecor-John Riordon
Sanitary Inspector-Timdthy Drscol
Clerk of Health Board-Mrs Timothy Harrington
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
Orders From Department of
Justice Are Received by Lo-
cal Police Officials. Alien
Enemies Include Only Ger
mans Who Have Not Applied
for Citizenship.

German citizens in Butte must
surrender all firearms and ammunition
within the next two days. according to
the announcement made this morning
by Chief Of Police Jerry Murphy. who
is acting upon instructions received
today from T. W. Gregory. attorney
general Of the United States. After
IS hours any alien enemy found with
firearms in his possession. either in
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
AMERICANS ARE WELL
TREATED In GERMANY

Copenhagen Cvia London. Aprh IL
Charles worelin. who has arrived here
from Berlin. says no mOieststi0n OF
Amertcans in Germany has oecurrei-
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
EGAL BATTLE INVOLVING
STARTS MONDAY

suit against the Butte and Superior
Mining company for infringement will
start In the federal court before Judge
George M. Bourquin on Monday morn
ing. The suit not only involves sew
eral hundred thousand dollars in back
royalties, but a monopoly on oil flota-
tion for concentration Of complex ores.
now in general use throughout the
west, that Is worth millions.
Won Hyde Case.
The Minerals Separation company
In It's suit contends that in using an
oil flotation process for treatment Of
its zinc ores. the Butte and Superior
company is infringing upon its patent.
An accounting and damages are asked.
The company won previous suit
Continued on Page Frve.)
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
ANY AMENDMENTS
OFFERED BUT FEW
| SECURE ATTENTION
by Congressman Declare Quick Loans
Must Be Made to Allies Regardless of
Prospect of Repayment

erica Unable to Help the Entente With an
|rmed Force Must Pour Supplies and Food
hto Their Ports, is the Argument Advanced
pr Quick Action. Socialist Member Votes
Present" on Roll Call Thus Eliminating the
last Opposition to Administration Plans.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
Strict Discipline.

Members OF the company marked
time today on plans for troop dis
tribution. Interior guard duty alone
occupied them and many were given
1f'nnfinued On Page T.ol
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
BRITISH RUSH
TEARING NEW
LINKS OUT Of
GERMAN LINES
TeutonS Losing Their Hold on
the Great Coal Mine Dis
triCt of France.
HINDENBURG LINE NOT
HOLDING THE BRITISH
Defense Positions Punctured
on FOur-Mile Front in
looS District.

London, April l4.-Thc British
have taken bulldog grip on the
whole German line from Loos TO
north Of ST. Quentin and refuse
to be shaken off Under What the
newspapers call the "Haig plan"
first one section Of the Hinden-
burg line and then another has
been subjected to violent bonn
bardment, followed BY satisfactory
attacks which have badly shaken.
if they have not seriously broken.
the front on which the Germans
have depended for the defense Of
the industrial districts Of France
which have been in their hands for
more than two years.
Tho Lens coal mining area aroun ]
the town Is uoirz closely Invested and
the German hold on II is becoming
most rreesrious Several more VIII
laRes and positions southwest Of me
town fell into British hands during
! the night. together with four efght-
| inch hOTitzers, and the line here has
been linked UP with the positions taken
from the Germans In the battle oi
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-04-14
Peace Within rs Days Confident
Prediction of Copenhagen Writer
CHARLES TRACEY TO BE
CITY CLERK; DIR. MATTHEWS
WILL BE HEALTH OFFICER

Although Mayoreect Maoney Makes No Announcement is
Understood List of Appoinees for Next City Administration,
With Exception of City Attorney and Engineer Has Been
Decided Upon No Change in Police or Fire Departments.