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stalls s7-st. Ysiiss PEGS. 4 ms. ssrt
yelor or green split peas. Ds. zsss
elioieo pfunss. ibs. sscl EinsbF-nsps.
50 10 large ivory sosp. Sc bar. bars
crysfai white soap. zlel stc can q
baking powder. Ice. zee choice pink
salmon. &c can tse can Royal baking
powder, a7c. Masols oil. sse pit. CSC at.
slss y -Eai notdsn's milh. Toe can. }
phsH. Magic Yeast Yeast foam. ioc (.
u - extra fine hsnom.. Soc s- Van
Camps pork and teams. ste. ] Ma Quit
taFa's thoroiAts, zoe
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COusrN

Hiais so-91.s,. hotas rendered lard. SOC
H.. is~l bacon. soc ~ dry salt pork.
aoe n. stalls 10: .ios. full cream ehses",
aEe N fancy cream brick. sss N, choice
H~isa cheese. fsc 10. fresh Washington
creamery butter. s,e N. fbs ttc. fresh
ranch eErs. sso dos, } dor " -! tail
cans nofdsa's milk. zoe. Ghirsrdeiits
Ground chocolate. $50 NJ. ms tte. sso
bulk specials. -,c m. ! Ms. skri .tc bulk
etsciala. iSc N. ma sc. coo ooidan
\. aaf tea. use
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rector Of the war savings program:
G. G. Norton, state organizer. and G.
H. Clarke. King county chairman Of
the war rawlings campaign. were In
charge OF the War Savings section
Of the conference. Organization TO
the smallest unit Is the biggest need
Of this branch Of war activity"
Peachy said. and we must have IL
before National War Savings day. on
June as
The meetings viii continue Satur-
day.
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stall a.. pot roastA, iGe. zoe. 80 ~;
iDtllna beef. iso. inc. 500 NJ. round
steak. ssc and ssc NJ T bone steak. sc
and sac 10. liberty STEAK. soo NJ. ne
Sc stall ~. Quaker oata. : pkas Ths.
rolled oats. ms .se. corn o. CLOS.
starch. Toe pkg zoe minced clans, iscs
rsfsu-on'. orange msrmalade. IN ga
csrfona. itc each. large cans SKINNED
miis. zGo. small cans skiinmsd milk.
~sa
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BRITISH PRINCE
and HIS PARTY
ARE IN AMERICA

AN ATLANTIC PORT. May "a
Prince Arthur OF connaught. Lieut.
Oen. sir William Pultsney, OF the
british army. and III. Earl OF Penn
brook and Montgomery. and their
aides, arrived here today.
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RAISE INTERURBAN FARES

OLYMPIA. May ga i5-csnt
raise for round trip between Seattle
and Tacoma. including war tax. will
BE- made by the Puget Sound Electric
Co. on the interurban line. TO 80 into
effect June ~.
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RUsSfA.--A dispatch received in
Moscow from kieff. dated May II.
gaid that the second Polish army re-
fused 10 heed the German uifi-
matum. requiring them 20 disarm
within 20 hours. and attacked Ger.
man forces near Kieff. Numerous
casualties" were reported.
IRELAND Webb Miller cabied
FROM Dublin that many young Irish
men are seeking to get into the
American army, but that nationalist
leaders are counseling against ttIis
until home rule liz secured.
tAECE.--Official announcement
was made today that an american
squadron iE aiding In defending
Paris from air raids.
STRIA- HUNGARY. - Dis
patches received in Zurich state that
Bohemia IN sun under martial law.
and that the most violent disturb.
ances occurred in Prague last Sun.
day evening.
ITAI,Y-An official Announce.
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TTALY--An official announce.
ment in Rome reported that British
air forces bombed the Austrian sub
marine and seaplane bases at Cat.
taro, setting several fires.
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nA-AuroMonILEs roR SALE

iit-AuT0MoBILEs FOR SALE
SUMMIT MOTOR can co.
Successors TO M.txso.
iois.is E, PIKE H.
Phone Fast 7oi
Liberal TERMS +,
: 1917 aatcnH In eracseflaek shape
Thee. are very classy cars. and viii
Ttve you excellent service. lot us show
them 10 you.
ipif Chevrolet. .. passenger. electrically
equipped, demountahie rims THIS car
b nearly new, 40 that's enough said.
Very easy tern's ..,s..,,.,.,...,.,ss s
Look our list over and compare our prices
and terms Impossible 90 beat them
our easy term yatsn has all the other
dealers Euos-inE.
EASY TERns
Indian motorcycle. e-eyiInder, This ma
thins 10 some real bargain n you
want nomsininE 60 get Co work with,
look az this Easy terms ,....... VS.
1915 Packard t.eYiinder touring This
10 a real bargain. starter and iightsi
all kinds OF extra equipment, ~ 500
EASY TEItMs
l h-tsn Federal truck a real bargain
ssssssssssss... .s.sst commence tboo
1919 Overland S.pasrsnHsr, with si.s,rte
iiahiH and starter In dandy SHAPE
throughout spseisiiy priced aud lib,
vfat terms.
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own TOUR HOME
WHY PAR HIGH RESrr
hwy these t~s lots for 1850. $50 rash
and Sts PER month. located Just north
OF Grwen Lake. on Meridian car; pot
M q tent on them. same az camping.
then shls fall build your own modsratc
cottage 20 srJs yourself. II "a the only
way TO get q start.
MERIDIAN
81. sse--s-r-ori house. oa rood sined lot
ear - sold On rental terms. FIRST pay
meat can b. as lgv a. ese-
i.AToSA AVE.
s..fse--A y-room busEsiow. sssraesivs In
appearxnc~s has firopises. e~rcut
basement good lots near Meridian car.
This 10 a Desirable little home. and
can b bought on fairly sasy termss
HENRY g. EWING COMPANY
Successors to
CALHOUN. DENNY q EWING
Suite 200 Alaska Didx. MaIn sist.
SERVICE
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EASY TERMS

i.t1n Jeffrey truck. electric tights seif-
starter This truck 10 nonths old.
and q real bargain. Terms .....tTto
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EASY TERMS


1917 Dodge s-pA.-~nger. electric self.
starter. lights. a.mouatabls rirus and
fully sguippsa- This car leaks iis. NO
ssd anne v~ai ciasa VIII CIV. you
some real good terms .......-... .Ssfs
fsfs Oakland s-eyftpdes touring -sr
firss-ciAss shaps- Terms .........stss
1917 Nets touring. With wire whssia. si-c-
trfc lights. sstf-sssr,sy ard fully
sauirp~d- rhis tittis car 4. a woaasf.
fui buy. Seeing 10 t~ii~stns Terms
about 1850 dom. balance tse month
.s.s.s.ssss. ss.ss.ss-..t.ss.s its&
rAsY TERMS
1917 hs,r touring. electrically equipped
s..s....sssss..... ...s..s........ $3.50
1913 Nets touring. electrically equipped
1919 Nets. latest type. electrically
equipped ...s.ss..sss..-.-... tsto
These cars are equipped With nearly res
Tires. and very ss$fefn you can get
real snaps Ike thsse. and all on sssy
terms.
SUMMIT MOTOR CAR co.
Hurce>sors 10 Nets Co
Agents for Saxon ana MstE Cars
Inion shop Throughout
iois-is Y. Pike. Phone Fast Tet
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II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair II. Next Liberty
Observation-Disclosures
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55-Business Personals

55-Business Personals
AssrEVENs -: ::..., '.'''. s an:
"a ssy snd evening. iss, 9TH ave
Main ssif. Member Daneins
- TssehsrG Assn. New Terri
REV GREENE = HOTEL HOLLAND
Fourth ard jefferson. near court heass
Easily reached for ministerial ssrvioss
Private pariors Main stsf.
dnows HAIR. treats dandrus,. ee,.rns
tIsmsn. Violet rsy for colds rhsuma
tism; face massage: shampoo opse
.vsniss. Ie.,.. pai,ea. III xiss
nids. Eiiiott ssts.
WAITED : p,Anosps, OLD ooLp
WATCHES. ofD rArGs TEETH
HIGHrrr pnicus PAID
SMITH JEwEfRY co.
~, T. @. SMITH BLDo. trH rfpoN
EaorIMr PIANO PLAYING
rsntaGss Bidg
OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH. Ola
mopds wanted. Highest price paid. TO-
cherry st.
PRACTICAL HURsE-MRs wfLLNrK
sen, Tois 18TH ~. w. Phone Ballard
1857.
iiEssIE KIaoToN-puBLic srnsoo.
rsphsr. sss crsry bids.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON cREDir
oo~o.,.i SIcHSrI To- ,.- rJxs II
59-Legal Notices
(offiolai PublieationJ
REPORT or THE FINANCIAL CON
dition Of the Hpecie Bank or Featur
located at Seattle. state OF Washing
ton, at the close OF business on the 10Th
day OF May. 1918.
RESOURcEs
Loans and discounts ,ots 20
GNerdrafts ss.sss.s.sr s-ss+sss oVhssf
Bonds. warrants and other
securities ..s..+ ss.t-ss..t. t1,aI2.s3
FIXTURES ............,..... li.osS.et
Due from banks-approvsd re-
serve agents ............... .o.ot:T
Due from banks other than
approved reserve agents.. I2.ssT.o2
Cash on hand .............. a2.aptoi
Expenses ................. s.s0i29
Total Observation-Disclosures
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In ..,.....t 90
surplus fund ,....s.......... l.ossa1
Undivided profits ........... i2.s5sp5
Dividends unpaid ....,.....,. 10000
Deposits ...................., 3si.2i0 o5
certified checks ...,4........ 2,iaoas
lBills payable ........s.....s. 100000
Hoini s.sfsfssss anna ssstal 1s"fpVd
State Of Washington. County Of King. ~.
I. C. NJ Uycda. cashier Of tho above
named bank, trust company. 40
solemnly swear that the foregoing state
inent 10 tru. 20 the best OF my knowledge
and belief
G. 81. uYEDA.
Correct Attest Cashier.
!. y. KiKuTAKE,
4. v. WfTLIAJs.
Directors.
-. a L.
ssrd day Of May, 1913.
faeaiJ a. u. LfLfJCo.
notary Public IN and for the state or
Washington, residing at Seattle,
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MovE-MOvE
Move again where nsxtr Thres moves
equal TO fire. Stop wasting your
hard earned rent money. Come on. TO
Grsendale and you will be the landlord.
s. cash will start a hons. These eloss-
IN acre trarts. with city -atsr, city
deliveries ard free wood are selling
fast. near shipyards and cio~s 60 city
limit. and city car lire; 1854 70 tabs.
s. cash ard IS monthly. Phone own-r.
Henry " Green. sidney 1901. Address
Isor rs. n. y. y. {, seatiis
OPPORTUNITY
House on, OF repair. VII furnish iurn-
own your own home HavS yos 20,
sie0r One choice. cleared acre. close
10 ear school. church: North End.
Pr,es 1900; siS month.
WELT WHEELER
700 coimsn Block.
WEST SEATTLE
Cosy t-room cottage large lot; rsrass;
garden all planted: cioss TO car; sss.
electric light and city Sater: si.-oo.
1900 down. iis per month
IDA SMITH
Szos California Ave.
West $50.
THT PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
Co, By reason Of fts location at count,
ssst % Kfssap county. IL hsss sduipr~d
60 offer real bargains In the Puget
lots, Improved horss unimproved and
sruprovsd sarms. CALL or write Povt
Orchard Comusrefsi Co. Port Orchard
wash. Ofsice open sundaya
nv PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
co, a. Port Orchard. has nurnbsr
~ GOOD home sites for sale ut prices
ranging from SIS TO frao per lot. on
ensy terms. n you WORT IN the nav
yard. yoa should own your home In
Pert Orchard.
s-Po0M HOUSE. WITH GARDEN.
800: easy terms Sec Andrews at
1917 Third " ". ...-.-.-----
FREE PLANS IF BUILD FOR you:
Builder, as Boston rioek. Elliott 2os1:
23~Unfnrnished Houses
s-Rooa HouEE FOR RENT. ;so
month: near beach and car line. 1910
V, wlIleS &; phene , Wet sssM.
25-Unfurnished Apts.
APARTNETTs
yonrnauth--aiat and YesIsr way
Z rooms. unfurnishsd $500
rooms furnished ........s..s..t $500
Tsayrnonds- FIRST and Warren ayes
rooms. unfuruished. ......... faoo 90
H lgesp g EwrsG coMpANY
Successors 10 Calhoun. Denny a Ewing
aufss 700 Alaska Fisr. Nsln 7iit.
>@~lN~-~N~~~> ~~~~~D~<-~>~rD>r~N-~<
26-Rooms With Board
CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO ~ PHf-
vate home. o. per weak. 2f2i W. s5rd
= phoss nslisre .,i,teess-ooo>~oor>
27- housekeeping Rooms
UoTTaFKEEPTHG ROOMS. FURNrsHED,
SIS month. Call bsfors noon or after
1.sa o. m Get off car At Norman at.
and walk To 1870 Hiswatha place.
f-TTRSTaUFD HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
close in: no objection 10 children. 1910
Ninth ave.
32~MaIe Help Wanted
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FURNITURE
CARPETS
"AIL BUSDHAR WILTON"
Hall runners ..........-...fi.as 90 f'ss
Used carpets. all sirer. .si1oe TO tss 90
Mahogany finished dresaer~ ..........
...t. ...s....+.s...... tsloo TO tsI,to
ouk dres~ers ............tiss 20 20 tztso
Library tables ...........ti 90 to si7.s0
Table desks ...............fi.eo TO 1915
Bed room rockers
Library chairs.
All these goods are from tho
HOTEL CHEfREA
And are being sold At half their value.
W. 4. FrLLAwAY
Sales Manager
f4fl unr.uH
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1913 Nets touring uar. enc ~ our dem
constructors. nearly new all tho latest
electrical equipment tires all re-
nomo buy. Terms. ..s....s......,tsse
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1917 MAXWELL t.pasHsnErr electric iirhts
sstf-siartrf. THIS 10 very nice n,,is
car. as u looks like ns~. and q real
snap, Ven cay terms ......... .ttts
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SS-Business Chances

-
- aasaa-s----
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. M Tx.
eelw~d az ihis offtcs NJ 90 : o'ciork
p. IN. on Monday. iuns J. isfA
and then opened. FOE IN. rsin-
tsnanas Of . restaurant ara furnish.
lux food for dstAinsd Aliens a. the
Seattle immigration station. for .
period Of t~o years. oomfnsneirG July
4. 1913. Particulars as 10 ifraitstiens
governing bidders may h~ had on ap.
pllenttou 10 Henry ". Waite. cormis-
sioner 81 Immigration. Seattle. wash-
inEton.
~ =
-
=
wAS'rED--soMEo~ 70 KEEP VT
houae open. III pay the rent and
yoa keep tire profit This proposftton
viii stand Investigation. Apply tt:f
W t1th ct Phone Ballard ti.o
rsvsSsutf's tsso usra- isss 10, ave
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siT Mitchell s-rYilpd~r tourfnx oar. sise-
tfte hsnis ssif-sfastsri IN firsi-e's-s
shape. Terms ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1875
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istt Buick tspassengsf. electric lights
tswoantstis rims and fuily equipped !.
rsintef beautiful bkttieshiy rrNy.
ard fgr car that 10 in firrt.rlAes
shsp~. era TIT. wonsisffnl buy. Easy
trfatla ........ ..... -. e
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wANTED-LABoRE IN AND
AROUND BRICK AND TERRA
GOTTA PLANT. HOURS. ~
CENTS PER HOUR. CALL AT
1907 HOGE BLDG, O'CLOCK
TOMORROW MORNING.
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Sash AND Doors
F1y si-s. 10 coming Wa fnats screen
windows ard fcor~. Get uwr isrrr ~
fns,rsfst cs,sisrus No. - 81 sash.
doors ard building material. aSnt free
on request.
Screen doors. mortified. eipsd
and covered With heavy ral-
vsnised wir. mesh ........ Ills and MP
window and sash screens. At.
per %. n, ................ rs
Cottage glass doors .... .ss ard up
Ftv~ eross-psnsi doors ...... los and Up
3orzs Slight windows ...... l7b
Prepared roofing at .......
.......s.sr ttTs and .ie
mort cedar lap siding ...... $50
Rough banEAio- siding ..s..iteo
short lengths beaded ceiling 500
We sell anyone. Ehip anywhere. snd
guarantee safe delivery. Tn. isrges,
factory In the West selling direct 10
the consumer.
o. ". WILLIAMS co.
1874 First Ave. q. H~attis. wsshiurton.
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We have brand rs~ a2ten Hsss that
have never turned q whrel that are
whiting 90 ssli at . great price that -iii
meet 9Th ysur approval. WIN also
give Itbersi terms
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EASY TERMS
EASY TERMS

1917 saroa Z. like new ............iis.
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1874 Ford roadster. cheap.
IptT Ford iiEht delivery 80.
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f3--L1oSt and Found
E1TIT-nTNCH on KEYS nErwFyS
spring and Madison. Estusn Go Em.
press Hotel Reward.
BLACK PONY. rHoSG nAfs-
lard s1st
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-11-02
FRANK M. NYE.
Candidate For District Judge.

Few men are better known perhaps
in Minneapolis than Frank NJ. Nye.
Courteous and kind he is always and
everywhere q gentleman and to this is
due much Of his popularity. Nor 10
this his only trait. He Is q man of
marked ability and excellent judg.
ment, as evidenced in an examination
of his career. Back In 1894 he was
serving as County Attorney here when
the murder Of Catherine Cling took
place and Harry Hayward and Claus
Blixt were arrested and, in the trial
that followed, found guilty of the
crime. 1t was one of the most sensa,
tional trials that ever took place in
He1pepin county. w. w. Erwin, the
noted criminal lawyer of that time,
was secured for the defense, but Mr.
Nye's work in preparation and his
splendid presentation of all the facts
leading to the murder was most con.
vincing, the trial terminating in yer.
dict for conviction.
Whether as County Attorney or as
Congressman his work has been high
ly commendable. If elected District
Judge he will be equally successful
His judicial temperament favors him
for the position.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-11-02
A MOTHERS Letter

The following letter to The st. Paul
Dispatch, of October %, though, at
her request, printed without her name,
is the heart throb of a soldiers moth
or. The Tribune has her name and
address.
To the Editor of The Dispatch:
am woman, who, through q long
life has maintained profound inter-
est in History in the making" With
IN open and q fair mind endeavor
to consider the questions which each
epoch-making day now brings to US.
Although have no vote, yet am q
born and bred Republican, as my peo-
pie have ever been before me. am
the mother Of a soldier who is in
France, . true and loyal American
citizen. He, too, is q Republican in
his belief and practice. venture to
say that more than half the American
soldiers in France belong to the Re-
publican party. This means at least
100000 men.
When I read the Presidents appeal
for all voters to elect only Democratic
congressman in the coming elections,
for reasons set forth in his letter,
among them being the danger of being
misunderstood by our Allies ION the
other side of the water" my heart
turned over; my mind refused to grasp
the enormity of this thing. Can it be,
that at this moment, when all America
is standing solidly, without party dis
tiuction, for unconditional surren-
der" and that alone; can it be that
we are to be torn apart, put into fac
tions, made spectacle for the world?
Is it to be that more than half our
people, as we'll as more than half our
soldiers are to be shown the raised
hand, the turned head? Are they to
be refused a voice in the policies Of
our nation. unless they abjure those
unalienable rights which have been
theirs since Washington made us a
tree people? I ask, "How can the
President of our United States say to
Republican or to Democrat: Thou
shalt not enter here"
Then my heart turned to my son,
who, even as write, may be Offering
his supreme sacrifice "over there"
and shrank from the question: How
will those million young Republicans
read this message? Will it give them
courage, fortitude, endurance in that
hell to which we have sent them to
prove our faith in God and our belief
that the world may yet be safe place
to live in? Will they feel they are re-.
ceiving that Square deal" which is
their simple creed of living? How
will they consider giving their lives
In supreme surrender, while the folks
back home" squabble over party poll
tics? Are they to believe that they
represent united people, or, in that
shambles over there, are the sheep and
the goats to be herded and butchered
separately?
Truly, it seems to me we are all, or
we are nothing. United we stand,
divided we fall" What shall 1 say
when the boy asks, as he will, els
Republican good enough to fight the
Huns, but not worthy to have a voice
In the government of his country?"
God! What can reply? All We Amer
leans, be ye Democrats or Republic.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-11-02
ALDERMAN RYAN
All Indications Point to HE Re-
election.

There is always something doing
over in the old First ward in political
times. Even in the face of the "lu"
and other Interruptions, interest in
the election next Tuesday has not
Jagged and a heavy vote there is
looked for. That Alderman Ryan will
succeed himself there seems no doubt
at this time. His splendid record in
the Council is admittedly In his favor
and his success at the polls is assured.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-11-02

Prepared and Issued by DR.. Henry
Wuerzinger, for which $500 will be
paid.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-11-02

teous and obliging, he has heartily
given his attention to the various
questions pertaining to the welfare Of
his constituents. AS Alderman of the
First ward, John Ryan has been right
on every important matter, during his
service in that body, which has been
before the City Council affecting the
interests OF the citizens and taxpayers.
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Prepared and inserted by Charles Stros
for which the sum Of $500 has been paid,
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ans, with one voice In no uncertain
manner answer the boy!
HIS MOTHER.

Richard D. O'Shay, age rs. son Of
William O'Shay, 526 Ridgewood ave-
nue., died Wednesday, October 80. In
terment took place in st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
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ALDERMAN JOHN RYAN

Candidate for Reelection in the
First Ward.
No man in Minneapolis, it is safe
to say, has larger acquaintance
therein than John Ryan, Alderman Of
the First ward. His record as a public
official is an open book. Always cour-
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Prepared and inserted by Oscar Mar.
tinson, for which the sum of $1,000 is
to be paid.
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Prepared and inserted by w. I. Nor
ton, for which the sum of $500 is to
be paid.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-12-05

Less than four months after The
United States declared war the United
States Food Administrator expressed
his determination to meet Americas q
food problem on basis of voluntary
action and reiterated his confidence
that awakened democracy would prove
Irresistible.
"Aany thinking Americans" said
SIR. Hoover, ''and the whole world
have been watching anxi0usly the last
four months in the fear that demo
cratic America could NOT organize to
meet autOcratic Germany. Germany
has been confident that it could not be
done. Contrary proof is Immediately
at our door, and our people have al
ready demonstrated their ability tc
mobilize. organize, endure and prepare
voluntarily and efficiently In many di
rections and upon the mere word Of
Inspiration aside from the remarkable
assemblage Of our Army and finances.
The history OF the Food AdminIstra.
ton has clearly shown that the trust
of those who put their faith In democ
racy has not been misplaced.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-12-05
Lock Up the Kaiser. .

Either the doors Of all jails should
be thrown open, or VIM. Hohenzol-
lern should be prosecuted as the
arch-criminal of these times, says
Capper's Weekly. So long as he
lives he win plot to return to Ger
many and there will be plotters
within Germany SO long as he re.
mains alive. He will be q menace
to the world as long as he cumbers
the earth. It is the duty of the
allied governments to put this
world disturber out of the way aft
er bringing him to trial for his
crimes.