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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02
J. T. GoARE,
r. T. GOARE.

Administrators of A. F. Goare
October 2, 1918.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-23
M E. < Rock Island Address War Workers Recently 66uF

For the sake Of making the acquaintance OF
the new war workers in this community and 70
show our appreciation OF the friendship OF those
who are already our customers we address TINS
advertisement inviting YOU to become interested
in this store and to make il your shopping place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-23
Spend Your Money to the
Best Advantage

1t is importance to YOU that you find store
in which YOU can place the greatest confidence,
and at the NJ. & K You'll find the greatest stocks
Of the soundest most reliable, trustworthy goods
Of every kind all selling at the lowest possible
prices We have builded our reputation on quail
itv and service. Service is our watchword and
without Quality There Is No Economy
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale or Exchange
EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES
 A room brick, room frame, large lot, fruit, shade. chicken lots, on car line, walking distance. Central & Wash. St. $6000 to trade for land anywhere or lease on land here.
 so acres land, Illinois, for valley. so acres land, Nevada, for valley. so acres land, Texas, for valley. 160 acres land, Kansas, for valley. Oklahoma City lots for valley. so acres Colorado, for valley. room brick here for ? F or acres. Los Angeles and Monrovia, Cal. city property for something near Mesa. Many other trade offers. List your property with us to trade.
 BELLAMY & HASKELL
 121 N. 2nd Ave. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
Auctions
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Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
ILulGher s Bargains

F acre chicken ranch, good 1 room house, good we'll, lots of fine shade. chicken houses, brooder house; acres fine cotton, balance in grain. All for S5,500 $2500 cash, balance to suit buyer.
 10 acre home, good house, good well and good water, nice outbuildings. good chicken houses and yard fence, the finest of old shade, nice orchard, lots of nice roses and flowers; all in grain, ready to cut Think of it for $450O. S2500 cash will buy this beautiful home.
 room brick home. modern. nicely finished inside and out; lots of screen porch, new house. This is the best buy in this city. $250O. $500 cash. We have many other houses and lots to choose from. If you don't sec. what Tou want in our ads. call us up and we will be glad to tell you about the bal lance.
 so acres, Az miles from Phoenix, well improved.
 9O acres, 30 all up and good stand; F acres of good alfalfa, balance in grain for S190 per acre. $6O0O cash. l5 acres close in, improved fine shade for $5500; easy terms or will sell five or ten acres of this fifteen. 1 219 acres, just edge of city limits; i good 4 room house, with all kinds of screen porch, city water, electric lights, Iine shade, orchard, lots of fine roses and flowers for 5000. 5000 cash. l9 acres, miles out, small house. well, Page wire fence, acres now in cotton, ? acres in potatoes, balance in grain for s450O. s25OO cash. This is fine soil.
 , acres. close in, some improvements. good we'll good water. lots of nice trees, planted all in grain for s240O. $f50 cash, balance to suit buyer.
 10 acres southwest, all in alfalfa. good house and good well, good water. SzSoo $500 cash, balance to suit buyer
 50 acres all in alfalfa. good house good well, tank. and windmill. COW sheds and corrals, garage. This place IS well improved. $250 per acre, F cash. 11
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 B West Monroe St.-Phone 17OS If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-A F H. P portable engine, guaranteed in first class con dition. Phoenix Machine Shop, g. No. End St. ds'
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

 Good 5-room house, electric lights, etc, $250 down.
 Dandy new house, just finished, S250 down.
 acres, city water, at Glendale, practically new house, garage. priced only $500 down.
 10 acres, very well improved, east, $2000 down.
 10 acres, F mile, fair improvements, $900 down.
 40 acres improved, 10 acres cotton, 10 acres alfalfa. 10 acres barley, a dandy home place, $215 per acre, S4,000 down.
 40 acres improved near new cream cry.
 so acres, ? sets improvements, ali alfalfa, s5.009 down l02 acres, joins Glendale. all inn plements thrown in, 20 acres cotton, balance alfalfa well improved s32, 900 -halR cash.
 15S acres north-land around this is held at $25O and $500. .-srice of this S217, terms.
 32O acres. all alfalfa, very well fenced. cross fenced, fair improve ments (north), priced for few day $ at S225 per acre, very easy terms. Members of Realty Board.
 MYERS & CARRICk
 Glendale 1c
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
C. HI. Price, Awctr
 Phone S0S3
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Biehl Auction house, from this late, are equipped to handle ranch lales. and will make a speciality of tame. We have made arrangements whereby we are able to handle all farm paper. and with our organization are in ! position 10 give efficient service 7. II. Price will be our stock auction Ter. and undoubtedly, is the best stock uctioneer in this country. Call and lee us. or we will call on you. 47 West jefferson st. Phone 3093. db
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
Glendale

RELINQUISHMENT-160 acres, 3 miles from Casa Grandc station. Ari- zona. Level, rich soil. water 30 it. 40 acres newly fenced Forced tc sell If taken within 15 days will sell for 5000 cash. Address Box 63. Flagstaff, owne 5b
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale-Real Estate

LOT BARGAINS 8 lots in the zoo block on West Me Iinley Street. Will sell one or all for $50 each also one of the best lots n Las Palmas 70x165 for S550. These ots are going at a sacrifice. See me oday and secure your home site before hese are gone.
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 WITH GRIFFIN, ALONE -1S North 1st Ave-Phone 1893 br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
FURNITURE AND

TTVT lNTITTIIlTT 1VVIl
 Come and see the goods, they are Vernis Martin beds, iron white enameled and brass beds sanitary cots, canvas cots, 2 hole oil stove, oak dressers. birdseye maple dressers, wood cook stoves. cooking utensils, bicycles, guns and a lot of miscellaneous goods.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale Real Estate
40 Acre Bargain

Planted to Pima cotton, soil loose and loamy. close 10 Chandler, A water right Only S210 per acre, S25O0 down.
 with good terms. You cannot duplicate this Phone e, Chandler or PostOffice Box IA db
 FOR SALE-76 acres fertile dry bog, in Clark's Valley adjacent the thrifty Mt Campbell citrus groves. Depth of water table 15 to IS feet. Soil espec- tally adapted for figs, olives or Emper- or vines. S1S0 per acre. Write owner, PCT Fife street Fresno. Calif ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale-Houses

4AROOM HOUSE ana path, north east of town, close to street car line. Price dS1150-S200 will handle and rest like rent. This is certainly a bargain. 119 N. Second Ave. It
 AND GROOM HOUSES with screen porches, brand new with the very latest built-in features, cement walks and garage, abundance of shade. finest location in the city, N. F. corner of Fifth Ave. and Mckinley St, on carline, pronounced by all the most artistic sbungalows in Phoenix. Will give terms or big discount for good cash payment or all cash. Phone 3323. or see Vim. Shaw, S47 N. 7th Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-White Holland turkey. 6 hens and tom; also some little tur- keys. Mrs. E. l.. King. Phone 3R5. It
 FOR JUICY white Leghorn squab broilers. Phone Weber 213J2. If
 FOR SALE-300 White Leghorn day old chicks, ready for delivery April 20. 1 miles east, l north. Kyler Ranch, Route 1, Phoenix. ds
 FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs, s1.50 per setting. Chicks 25c. Phone 116J2. Lyman, Rural Roue. 5. Alp
 RHODE ISLAND RED eggs for matching. Phone 15J11. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Rent Apartments

FOR RENT-First class furnished apartment SIT N. 4th Ave Jacobs 5- Peirce. 106 w Adams. Dr.
 FOR RENT-Furnished apartment at Blenheim apartments. 911 No. Gen. tral Ave. If
 FURNISHED APARTMENT at sun. court Fourth Ave. and Roosevelt St. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
REMEMBER

We buy your goods outright, or bring your goods in and sell on commission. We will sell for cash only. and give you the cash.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
Land and Cattle

Now is the time for good returns on investments. We have some bargains that you should investigate. Anything in range cattle and ranges, first class dairy. cattle of any class at prices to suit you.
 We have some of the best buys in the southwest in alfalfa lands, in any size tracts, also anything you want in homesteads, relinquishments and graz ing lands.
 If you want home in the city, see us as we can give you just what you want and located to suit you.
 Don't forget we buy, sell and ex- change.
 THE WRIGHT LAND & CATTLE
 EXCHANGE
 IS S. First Ave.-Phone 1911 It
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-1H acres, ideal chicken ranch, ? blocks west of end of Brill car line; young orchard; COW and chickens, four rooms and bath: good well. Price S2200 and terms If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
AUCTION SALE FIRST AVE. AND JEFFER-
 SON-PHONE 3093
[Biehl Amcfion House
COMMENCING AT 1 P. NJ.
 SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918.
LIVESTOCK

LIVESTOCK
 The stock will be a good class of work horses, saddle ponies, mules, driving stock and a first class Jersey COW, good milker.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
CHICKENS

Do you know that the killing time will be open April 20? We have always received the highr est price for hens and rab- bits Bring your chickens here and get cash for them We will have for sale nice thorough bred Rhode Island hens, White and Brown Leghorns and Ply mouth Rocks.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING AT
 ALL IS WORTH DOING WEII

WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING AT
 ALL Is WORTH DOING WELL
 When you buy real estate or lend your money on mortgage you should have the title to the property guar anteed by this company You will then have an unimpeachabe and perpetual contract, indemnifying you against loss, that is precise and un- mistakable in meaning and means what it says The company never dies, and it's capital and surplus is $1650O0 paid up, of which >s51, ,O00 is held by the state as a guarantee of our responsibility
 PHOENIX TITLE AND TRUST co
 130 West Adams Street hr
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
CASA CRANDF T.ANDc

FOR SALE-Profitable income prop erty. Modern apartment house, four suites, four rooms and bath each. per feet condition; on main street, fine To- cation, close in. Yields S120 monthly rental and building site growing in value. Price $13,000. Buy direct from owner Write 267 Fife street, Fresno, Calf. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
so ACRES FOR SALE

If miles from Scottsdale. 50 acres ready to cut, 10 days extra heavy stand alfalfa and oats. 20 acres in cot ton. fine shape permanent water, good house, fine well, plenty of shade, place well fenced and cross fenced. Pur- chaser gets possession at once. The soil is extra fine no tight land. This crop should cut two and one half tons per acre. Price $220.00 per acre. Terms. Phone 42 Chandler. J. L. Entrekin. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Rent Furnished
 hQuEaS

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 BROOM COTTAGE with ? screen porches, furnished or unfuTnished Il sick 101S F Washington st. Gb
 TWO ROOaiED furnished cottage l150 East Van Buren br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
FARM IMPLEMENTS

FARM IMPLEMENTS
 Includes a mower, beet blow, cultivator, walking blows, farm wagon, buggies, spring wagons single and double work ha1' ness, buggy harness and farm tools.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD in modern private home, near library;
 outside, entrance: suitable for couple, two men or two ladies. 1S6 v. 11th Ave. Phone 2748. tf
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

S2 N. 1st Ave, Creighton Bldg. Phoe- nix, Ariz., or F. c. Templeton, Casa Grande Hotel. Casa Grande. Ariz. if
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
CASA CYANIDE VALLEY

For ABSOLUTE FACTS about land and water conditions, for lowest prices and real bargains see
 S. c. @MILLFR. co
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

HEALTHSEEKERS - Room and board with private family; screened porches; suitable table; on car line. 1908 E. Washington St. done 2714.
 adl-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
Rooms and Board

BOARD AND ROOM with screen porch in private 1aInly for two. SIS North 5th Ave ds-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

HEALTH SEEK i1BS-Four room furnished cottage. large front porch and screened room. Hyatts camp. Stage Il a. m., 1: 30 D. m, Phoenix Bakery. tf
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

BARGAINS in residence. ranch and business property, improved or unim- proved.
 W. K JAMES
 70 North First St If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
For Sale Miscellaneous

FEEDING COW-Yellow or white.
 Geo. Allsire. Phone 715. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 DEEDED LANDS 320 A., so in cultivation and fenced; h h-use, barn, fine big well. S5000. Terms 160 A.. 40 in cultivation, feJced house, soft loam soil, $1650. $40 A, state contract S6.50 GAO A., state , VT. lease. $12S0,
 ESTABLISHMENTS 160 A., f mi. S, S1600.00. 160 A, near Toltec, SS00.00. 160 A., mi. NE, S1200.00. 320 A, fine location, SS00.00. 32O A., near Cotton City, $500. S20 A, special, S320.O0.
 s. c. MILLER co.
 32 N. 1st Ave. fl
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

NATURES CAMP Healthseekers should breathe Thy rnondol gas, made here, ,rel, 49s7. 4S
Arizona republican., 1918-04-19
GLENDALE BARGAINS

1OENIN TITLE AND TRTST e
 l30 West Adams Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Observer Says the Apple Pie Has Finally Gained Recognition

finite thinness, spread 1t over the tin
baking pan, cut OF the edge with a
case knife. ever describing a circle Of
dough. which she rolled back into
the dough that was to go into the up
per crust, and then she laid in the
apples. when they we're heaped high
she sprfnkled Them with guodly
layer Of susar-not such as Mr..
Hoover would approve now-added a
little cinnamon, cut ''eyeholesi' in the
top crust, folded It over carefully,
cut or the edge. ''crimpe6' It around
oven to bake.
The waiting time between the en-
trance Of that pie into the oven and
the minute whom we could eat It was
long. indeed Usually, Just IA the pie
started to smell real coed. we were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08

OF It every time I saw one, and
ann certain that every other boy and
girl in tho world had the same view
OF the situation.
Sometimes, when the pies were late
and supper fntervsned before they
became real cold, we would have .
warm, not hot. pie. And then We
would spread butter on It and have
feast At for q king (kings being
popular in those daysJ. But, whether
the pie was cold or hot. they always
were worth while.
OF course, the pie was divided In
accordance with the physical size OF
all those present. father coming in
for . staggering wedge, and poor
me- being the baby Of the family.
sliding home just I'm time to get .
rather toothpichy piece. was thank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08

have been about as vigorous as any
neutral government not possessing
the resources for Waging war could
make. Nor have the Norwegians been
ignorant of the real meaning of the
destruction of Norwegian shipping.
The purpose is not only to prevent the
allies from receiving supplies, but Is
also to leave Norway without a mer-
chant marine after the war. BY this
means Germany hopes to absorb Nor
ways shipping trade.
The Norwegian government has
been very cautious in every step 1t has
taken to maintain It's neutrality. This
caution, however, has not been allow
ed to discourage the growth of pro-
ally sentiment. On the whole, Norway
is rather barren soil for the new Ger
man peace offensive, but this does
not mean that Germany will not un-
dertake to SOW the seed there. She
already is doing it.
Circumstances have, made Denmark
the principal source to which Ger
many now looks. This is not because
Of any friendship of the Danish gov
eminent or of the Danish people for
Berlin. 1t is simply because other
countries are less simultaneously
placed. 1t is also significant of the
limitations of the German psychology
that Berlin apparently counts on the
intermarriage of the Danish royal
lies of Europe as a means OF peace
propaganda. In the old days there
would have been reason for this reIi-
ance. Even in the first two years of
the war it might have counted for
sonnet thing. But the spread OF the
democratic principle and the rsalisae
zion that the great struggle is really
between democracy and autocracy, has
ended the influence of royalty.
The British democracy and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08

French democracy are the elements In
Europe which will have to be consult
ed about peace. and they, apparently.
have forgotten all about kfnga and
the intermarriage of royal families
But Berlin does not see this and won't
see it, so there is little question that
the peace offensive will be manipu-
lated largely with Copenhagen as the
focus Of German transformation.
Il X
Some intimations have cropped out
that the plan is to have Scandi-
navian background for this peace of
fensive. This means to line up Dem
mark, Sweden and Norway in body.
All three countries are neutral, and
it is, therefore, urged that Scandi-
navian neutral league, or something
Of the sort. would be the most ef-
fective means Of giving the semblance
of neutrality to the peace offensive.
This would also take the curse OF.
SO to speak. Sweden's record as a tool
of Germany.
There is no doubt that Denmark
and Norway ard even Sweden are
sincerely desircus Of peace. For
neutraIs they have suffered much, but
their sufferings, after all, are little
i'm comparison with the sufferings OF
the people of Belgium and France and
Serbia. While thase people are still
fighting and still enduring infinite
hardships, there is no weakening In
their determination that the war
must be fought to finish.
The governments Of the Scandi-
navian countries also know that the.
allies and the United States win not
hsRrken to a peace by negotiation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08


head. This is shown very
clearly in the indirect feelers
that are put out. The best evidence
Is the copious Copenhagen dispatches.
These are supplemented by dispatches
from Amsterdam and from Bern.
Copenhagen has been for the last
two years a center of international
activities. Needless to say, it also
has been center of intrigue and of
spying. More spies are said to be
there at present than at any other
neutral capital. This in itself is a
sign of something going on. The
spies move in swarms, like locusts.
For while Stockholm was the
center of the German peace intrigue.
1t was there that the effort was made
to trap the workingmen's societies of
the allied countries through so-called
International conferences of social
lists and Of advanced laborites.
X X
The social democrats of Germany
were put forward in this intrigue.
They even were allowed to abuse
their own government little. just to
show that there really was some free
dom Of opinion in Germany, and they
were quite sure that if they could
meet their brother workers Of Eng
land and France and other countries
something would come of it. Undoubt-
edly something would have come Of
1t, and that something would have
been what Germany wanted; but the
governments Of the allied countries
refused to let their workers be drawn
into the trap, and the workingmen's
societies for themselves, for the most
part, repudiated the scheme. The
defeatistS among the French social
lists were ready to be used, but the
them. and French participation in
Stockholm conferences of so-called
tnternationaIists went by the board.
In England very small element Of
the laborites gave recognition to the
movement. The situation was shown
when the British Seamen's Union re-
fused to allow it's members to work
on any steamer which accepted the
labor pacidsts as passengers. The
Lloyd George government also put a
heavy heel on the scheme.
The Stockholm conference of inter-
national workers having proved abor-
tive asa means of German peace
propaganda, more direct effort was
made to make use of Sweden and the
Swedes. From the beginning Germany
has had an influential Swedish faction
championing her policy. An unpleas-
ant disclosure of this fact was made
when DR.. Sven Hedin, the famous ex-
plorer, visited the German lines in the
early years of the war. Nominally he
went as a neutral and disinterested
observer. His writings, however,
proved to be SO proGerman that no
nrptanSn RI than other
than as the writings of German par
tisan.
Lately, Germany's efforts to use Swe-
den have been made apparent through
the agitation started by two Swedish
newspapers which have been unre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
NeutralS as a Background for Hun Peace Moves

While II Is always proper foT . neuS
trial country, or for several neutrA1
ending hostillties between bsllfgerJ
ents, II is also proper for them to
take account OF the state Of mind OF
both sets of belligerents. Knowing
that France and England, the United
States and Italy are in no mood to
negotiation, the governments Of Dem
mark and Norway and Sweden UNI
douhtedly will be very slow to CONF
init themselves to Germany's policy
of combining the Scandinavian
countries as an instrument fer peace
by nego tiation. @
Holland, from her situation, la also
excluded from becoming q neutral
mask for Germ any. The pro- German
party In Holland IL not large. II
has some members In the court circles
and also in the army, but these are
not strong enough to defy the over.
wheIming sentiment Of the Dutch
people. While these may not be
strongly pro-ally. they undoubtedly
are anti-German, for they know that
It is Germany they have to fear.
The Dutch army was mobilixed az q
means Of defense against German M
vasion. II the dikes are ever
opened II will be in order to subs
merge German invaders. IS
-
It has been the common belfAf that
should the allies succeed entirely In
destroying the German submarine
base at zeebrugge, Germany h Asss
peration would not hesitats to ssek to
establish her base Of operations Ell
the Holland coast, and that of eou1so
would mean that she must dxHe eoD4
queT Holland as she conquered Usl<
gium.. These considerations II rot
lend much encouragement to BasifH
making use Of The Hague A o paacA
Offensive. although Amsterdam pEUof
ably will continue the clearing AAu44
for much news regarding GArHsany'e
e0orts to secure peace BY neGoefaN
ton. MI N III
switzsrland. in ordinary eirsurnS
stances. would serve as q neukr1I uaeS
dium. Perhaps, ultimately, there will
be q meeting OF peace nagotia1oSH At
Bern or Geneva, but tho fnAn1adtat4
prospects are not bright. while the
traIity at some cost, and while Ii has
ousted some pro- German ofncfalR nevf
ertheless Luxerne and other Swtse
cities have heen somewhat too pror
nounced In their hospility to tina GerS
man propaganda II was ut Lrlzssn4
that the Germans printed the fake
Italian newspapers which were circulat.
ed among the Italian troops last Octo.
Der. y
There remains tho Vatican. A yeAF
and u half ago Germany undoubtedly
had hopes that the intense longing al
the Pope for peace would enable tho
peace offensive to be promulgated
from ROuse. Pre- sid emit WtleouSA ans
swer to the Pope's plea, however, set.
tied that prospect. Now, afnce th0
Germans are losing so steadily In the
bottles, another effort may be madlo
through Rome. But the Vatican ~
we'll advised, and 1t Is not hkaiy that
peace. overtures will come from that
quarter unless q hint is received ffcm
the entsnte allies and the United
States that such q move woulA be 49,
eeptanle. And this hint will mot c0nAA
man peace offensive is Hun de1usioni