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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
THE STUDENT NURSE RESERVE

The Woman Committee of the Council of National Defense is
working for the enrolment of $4,000 women in the United
Student Nurse Reserve which called for by the Govern
ment.
would that in these times when are so anxious to
do their part winning there would be little difficulty in
making up The opportunity offered inviting
one enroll and who complete satisfactorily their train
ing any accredited school eligible for service as army nurses
and may be assigned duty abroad while they will
qualified all times their living in noble vocation
Furthermore usefulness will begn not after graduation but
they the training school, practical nursing part OF
the work of every training school.
According the specifications sent out by the committee the
call for women ages 10 and 49, college educa
valuable and hospitals will give credit for it,
although schools do not require full high school educa
tin
Women may enroll in three ways:
engaging hold themselves in readiness until April
l. 19l9 accept assignments Nurses Training Schools These
will the schools fast vacancies Those
of superior qualifications will be given preference and it is of
possible that not who enros will be accepted
desiring candidates for the Army Nurs
ing recently established by authority of the War Department
with branch schools in selected military hospitals
rd-As engaging hold themselves in readiness until April
1915 accept assignments either Civilian Training School
the Army Nursing School Those who enroll will be called where
The Government hopes that majority of those
who enroll will thus put down their names for both.
The term of training varies from two to three years Each
ally something the of books uniform After gradua
ton she should have capacity of from 800 $500
month private receiving from 800 1920 month with
board institution nurses getting from $5O to $23o month"; with
board lodging and laundry while public health from
800 $3.50 month without maintenance There danger
the committee of the earning capacity of being low
the ends number who will
then be qualified for the professions the country will need all the
that be trained only during the but after it,
especially for reconstruction work Even the ends within
three years. every student will be able complete her train
the camps equps those who with valuable life
profession
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
COMMUNITY FAIRS TEACH CON
SERVATI0N

County home demonstration agents
are making it possible for many COM
munity fairs to serve as real conser-
walton schools for the women who at
tend them In some cases special
buildings have been provided for wo-
mems work, which not only house the
exhibits prepared by the women in the
community but afford places where
modern household equipment and Ia
Dor savers are shown and where de-
monstrations are given. At many OF
these local fairs the agent arranged
for demonstrations in canning and
drying, in making bread, cheese, but
ter, and soap, in dressmaking, in
laundrying, and in fuel saving.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
THE UNWRITTEN ACT

The story of a picture play is boiled down to this:
The story has with a has a grown son
and daughter He becomes infatuated with willy
course) adventures His daughter him
brink of moral suicide but he her protests
rble tragedy into the family life; there
and the father his sanity and rushs
who has bewitchd him. his
There unwren act which should be written
make the play life We pause midst of other duties
to write it,
The aDugher; So You We returned without your money
The Father (peniteny): bewtched, my eyes
open
The Daughter; But your pockets empty.
The Father: Alas, yes,
The Daughter; There's the door 1t your money was
trying to save, you silly old gink
Through the door the old bowling wind
blows snowfakes.)
Curtain.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
WOMEN URGED TO
join THE U. S.
NURSE RESERVE
Mason County Must Furnish Ten
Young Women to Study Nursing
During Next Few Weeks.

Attention intelligent young women
between 10 and S5 years of age! Here
is the opportunity for which you have
longed. The chance to get out of the
rut of a small town to be something in
the world To receive training that
costs you nothing and that puts you
in the professional class. At the same
time you will be serving your country
in the highest possible way. II you
should chance to fall i'll while train
ing, you will be where you will re-
ceive expert and careful attention. At
ter graduation your earning capacity
will be from 800 to $500 month.
Enrollment-Wo will be given
an opportunity to enroll in the Unit
ed States Students Nurse Reserve in
any one of three ways:
"a AS engaging to hold themselves
in readiness until April 1, 1919, to ac-
cept assignments to nurses training
schools. These women will be sent
to the schools as fast as vacancies oc-
cur. Those of superior qualifications
will be given preference, and it is,
of course, possible that not everyone
who enrolls will be accepted.
(2) AS desiring to become candi-
dates for the Army Nursing School
recently established by authority of
the War Department, with branch
schools in selected military hospitals.
(3) AS engaging to hold themselves
in readiness until April 1, 1919, to &C
cept assignments to either a civilian
training school or the Army Nursing
School. Those who so enroll will be
called where the first need arises The
Government hopes that a majority of
those who enroll will thus put down
their names for both.
The enrolment card will indicate
two classes observation-disclosures
and Deferred. The Preferred class
will be those who are ready to accept
assignment to whatever hospital the
Government directs them, although
they may state what training school
in the Preferred class will be assign
ed first and all possible consideration
will be given to their preference as
stated. The Deferred class is COM
posed of those who limit their pledge
of service-that is, who will not en-
gage to go except to certain hospitals
This class is intended largely for
those who, for fami''r reasons, can not
accept training at distance from
their homes. Those who register II
the Deferred class will he assigned
only after the Preferred class is ex
hausted.
The Government relies on the pa
triotism of those who enroll to fill
out Preferred cards If they possibly
can, thus volunteering to go where
they are most needed.
Nobody will be assigned TO any
schools whose conditions of training
are not approved by the State Boart
of Nurse Examiners.
For application blanks and ,addi
tional literature see Miss Louise Best
Mrs. Frank Clarke or Mrs. George
Barbour. The enrolment takes place
Thursday from 10 a m. to IL and Fri
day from 1880 to 9 p. m. at the Public
| ihrary
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS

List of unclaimed letters in the
Maysville Postoffice, week ending Au-
gust 9TH:
Black, Mrs. William
Boehn, Miss Jean p.
Conrad, Miss Miley
Davis, James h.
Duncan, Richard
Gray, Estella
Moore, Charles
Rettice, Mrs
Roth, Miss ].
Simpson, Thomas (2)
Ward, Mrs. Lizzie
One cent due on above letters, per-
sons calling for same will please say
advertised.
NJ. f. KEHOE, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
DESPONDENT WOMEN

Nature intends every woman to be
cheerful light-hearted and happy, but
when dragged down with pain and
suffering from female ills, will power
alone cannot overcome a nervous.
respondent condition Multitudes of
American women, however, have
found that there is one tried and true
remedy to restore health under such
circumstances, and that is Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made from herbs and roots. This old
fashioned medicine is now considered
the standard American remedy for
such conditions.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-08
DESPITE DISTRESS, HUNS DRINK
MUCH CHAMPAGNE

Amsterdam Despite widespread
distress enormous sums of money are
being spent in Germany on luxuries
and amusements. The Deutsche Tages
Zeitung of Berlin says that the con-
sumption of champagne, which drop
ped to less than 100000 bottles in
the first year of the war, in 1917 rose
to 100000 bottles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

wi. Obrona starafa sic udowodnic
re O'Connor byl tax pijanym
owej nocy, re ME mogi zadnei
krzywdy wyrzadzic pannie
Myers. Albert w swych zezna-
mach utrzymywal, re O'Connor
byl wprawdzie pijany, lecz mic
tax pijany, IL ME mog} sic ma no.
zach utrzymac.
- Wczoraj odbyio sic zebra
branie lO1 powiatowych admin
stratorow zywnosci re Stanu ILL.,
nois ma ktorem PAM B. Forbes
Robertson Hale, reprezentantka
administracyi ~zywnosci we Wa
szyngtonie, wyiuszczyla plan
Rampant jaki ma bye prowadzo-
ny celem dalszego oszczedzania
zywnoSci, gdyz procz Aliant6w
Ameryka musi dostarczac zywno
sci 2OO,OO0,G00 ludnoSci w pan
stwach centralnych i wschodniej
Europe.
- w. B. Sluz, banker, oskar-
.zony o defraudacye $500 cd
.biednych ludzi, skazany zosta} w
sadie kryminalnym ma rok Dc
10 lat wiezienia. Bank jego byl
pnr. 129 w. 119-ta ul.
- Pod zarzutem kradziezy Ii
stow re skrzynek pocztowych w
.budynkach apartamentowych 20
stall aresztowany Arttw Thorn
sen Z pnr. 8O7 N. Mozart ave. w
ostatnich dwoch latach spienle-
|zyl okoio 700 czekow, przekazow
ipocztowych i ekspresowych W ten
|sposob skradzionych.
- Pc sensacyjnej s%trzelaninie
ma I'll. Latin zcstal ujety leden
z trzech rabusi6w. ktorzy obra.
Ibowali apteke Metcoffa, pnr. $500
West Van Buren, VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
KR0TKlE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.
= Naciagacz ktory wyfudzil

- Naciagacz ktory wy1udzii
$240 z F. Salamana w hotelu
Blackstone, a $500 i z}oty zega-
rex wartosci $3.50 Z pastora F.
Sieberta w hotelu Victoria, ma
liczne nazwiska. Ofiarom swym
powiedzial, re sic nazywa I.
Harcourt. w po1icyjnet gallery
borrow identyfikowano lego TO
tografie jake naciagacza dobrze
znanego w Chicago i w innych
miastach, ktory take podaje ma
zwiska c. w. Harwooda i {.
Harvey'a. Dotychczas policya
ME znalazla go.
- Albert Stowe zosta} oneg-
daj ujety przez dozorce wiezie-
MIA powiatowego w. Daviesa w
'chwili, gdy przemycaf do W1ez-
'niow morfine ukryta w paczkach,
Komisarz f~ederalny Mason po-
stawif go pod kaucya w sumle
$500.
- Aid. Coughlin .proponuje,
|azeby bulwar Michigan pc ukon-
|czeniu u~lepszeh, obecnie beda-
|cych w toku, nazwano bulwa~
rem Pershinga.
- Onegdaj w procesie Dawi-
da O'Connora i prof. l.. Alber-
ti'ego, przeciw kt6rym glownym
oskarzycielem i swiadkiem jest
16-stoletnia Irena Myers, zezna-
mia skladaf prof. Albert. ZajScie,
ktorego powodem jest process,
process, miaio miejsce w aparta,
mencie prof. Alberti'ego. Zezna-
MIA jego wczoraj 'wiecej zaszko-
ldziiy niz pomogiy O'Connoro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
AMERYKA STRACILA 145


Washington, %. listopada. -
Cd poczqtku wojny europejskiej
do chwili podpisania rozejmu, a
merykahska 'flota handlowa stra-
ella AS okretow o og6lnej pojem-
roSci wynoszacej 354,449 ton. Pod
czas zatapiania tych okret6w "a
tonela IT'S osob, wiaczajac W te
liczbe czlonk6w armii i marynar-
Xxi amerykahskiej. Przewazna
Geese okretow zosta}a storpedo--
wana przez nury, reszte zatopily
pociski armatnie. Pred wypowie
dzeniem wojny przez Ameryke,
Niemcy zatopili 10 okretow a
merykanskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
sENAT BRONCO
WE. MEDALE OLA ZOLN1E--
RZY WE FRANCYI.

Washington, %. listopada. -
Ma posiedzeniu Senatu uchwalo-
no wybic pewnego rodzaju me
dale bronzowe ola wszystklch
zofnierzy i marynarzy amerykan-
skich, kt6rzy czynnie pelnili siuz-
ba we Francyi hub W krajach Ell
ropejskich. Projekt przeprowadzo
nv przez Senat oddano pod gioso-
wanie Izby posI6w. Senator Pitt
man 3 Nevada odczytaf list cd
p-ez. Wilsona, kt6ry przyJmule
tenze proiekt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
TELEGRAMY kRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY ]

innych t~emperamentach, inStytu.
cyach, o antagonicznych c7esto
interesaeh i polityce i zazdros--
oych, BiOrac pod uwage Wielka
Rrytanie, Reed twierdzi, re do
niedawna krolewska rodzina an
gielska byla spokrewniona pta--
vie re wszystkiemi rodzinamr
krolewskiemi W Epropie. Take
spokrewnienie ME wyda dobrego
i sprawiedliwego Sadu w razie ia
kiegoS nieporozumienia sad taxi
bedzie wydany pod wplywem sym
Patyi z jednej strony a niecheci I
drugiej.
Ma koncu senator Reed stano-
wczo zazadal, ably Ameryka ME
wtracaia sic W sprawy euroPej,
skie, szczegolnie teraz, gdy wy
srala ola mich najwiekSzq W Swie-
cie wojne. Jej d~aznoSci obecnie
powinny bye skierowane ku ogol-
menu dobru Swych obywateli, do
bru Swych zoinierzy, - Ma move
sen. Reed'a ME zdOlano odPowie-
dice. gdyz Senat sic rozwiazai.
jedynie senator Hitchcock juz pc
posiedzeniu w krotkiej rozmOwie
prywatnej ~zaznaszyl. re senator
Reed ME wzi2i pod uwage wiel--
kich zmian, Jake nastqpily pc woj
ME w Europie ME tylko politySz-
nych ale take dotyczacych sem
.yment6w ! opinii ~publicznej.
,,Teraz wlaSnie jest GAS. m6wii
sen. Hitchcock, utworzyc Lige
Narod6w. Skoro wszystkie pam.
srwa automatically Sobie wojne
% togo stopnia, IL pragna uczy-
nc co tyIko jest W ich mocy, by
ri; ~ ~orZyszIOSci uniknaC."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
w A MOONEY'A.
San Francisco, Cal, %. listop.

Odll AdAASASSNb
Opublikowano dis list do GU
bernatora Stanu,. Stephensa, Cd
wyzszego sedziego F. A, Griffin
ma t6ry zasqdzii 7. J. Mooney'3
re Smierc.
List ten. w kt6rym sedzia do
maya sic znowienia przes}uchow
napisany byl 1890 listopada' Je-
drakowoz gubernator ME chclai
ric O MIN p~owiedzieG poprzednlo.
List jest nastepujacej treSci:
I'd czasu zakohczenia przesiu
chow Monney'a. wysziy ma Swla-
ito dzienne rzeczy take, ktore
wielce wygladaja ma prawdopo--
dobne. Nam czterech Swallow
ktorzy maja cos waznego do po-
viedzenia o rzucaniu bomby pod
GAS obchodu ,,przygotowanla'
Organizacye robotnikow PREY
gctowuia sic do energicznego "a
rrotestowania przeciw proseku--
cvi Mooney'a. Wszedzie zblera-
ia sic wielkie zebrania roOotni'
.k6w, ma kt6rych uchwalaja gene
rslne strajki celem uwoInienia
oskarionego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
~AMERYKANSKIE
w WOJNIE.

Washington, %. listopada. -
Scisle obliczenia urzednik6w de-
partamentu wojny wykazuja, ze
<tratv Ameryki W zoinierzath So
wiekszc Cd tych, jake niedawno
temu ogioszono. wynOSza one bo-
WIEN okoIo 1O5. 200. w ostatnich
bcwiem bitwach armia amerykah
ska spotkala sic Z silniejszym D.
Dorem re strony Niemc6w, wSk"-
EEK czego straty staly sic wieksze,
Najwieksze straty ponieSli Ame--
rykanie W ostatnich czasach pod
czaS walk mad rzcka Mozq, gdzie
Niemcy stawili zaciety op6r,
Z RAMPANT s~UFRAzYSTEK
Washington, %. listopada. -
PAM n. Kelly, sioStra PAM L. NJ,
Lloyd Z Chicago, zostala wczoraj
zaaresztowana wraz Z II innemi
kobietami niedaleko Cd BialegO
Domu "a wystawanie ma scho-
dach, wiodqcych do Senatu z wy
wieszonQ flagq Z napisem, re Sc
-ratorzy ME przeprowadzi} pro-
iektu Sufrazyzmu.
Policya zerwaia flagi i z szorst-
EoScia wieksza Cd po~przednich
obchodzila sic I kobietami, Mez-
cayznom. kt6rzy PROFESSIONAL;
przeciw temu nieludzkiemu OBJ
chodzeniu sic, zagrozono wiezie-
MEM w razie. gdyby chcieli Gym
ME protest ten uwydatnic.
AMERYKA WYzYWI MEX
SYK.
Laredo, Tex, %. listopada. -
Pewna liczba urzednikow fede--
ralnych p~rzyjechala tutaj z po--
wrotem Z miasta Meksyku, gdzie
. aaiawiano Z urzednikami meksy-
kahskimi sprawy dotyczace przy-
wozu zywuoSci Z Ameryki do
Meksyku. Ma k~onferencyi tel u
,hwalono dostarczyc 100000
funt6w maxi / 100000 600 funt6w
cukru, ktory to zapas rozdzielony
kedzie w r6wnej proporcyi mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

Marchew, 100 wiazek 80. $3.50
Rzodkiewka, II wiazanek -. 6Oc
OWOCE.
Gruszki ,,Keiffer"
buszel ........ $1.55 do $1.s5
Tab}ka, beczka =. $3.50 do $3.50
Cytryny, pubic =. $500 do $3.50
Pomarahcze, Florida, pudlo
$500 do $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

PROJEKT WYSTAWIEN1A
POMNIKA GEN. FOCHOWI.
Washington, %. listopada. =
Reprezentant Simmott z Oregon
wni6si projekt uchwalenia $4,000
ia wystawienie pomnika marszal
kowi francuskiemu Fochowi, ia
kc najwiekszemu strategikowi
panstw alianckich.
AMERYKA KARI Boil
SZEWIcKICH PROPAGAN-
DYSToW.
Washington, 20. listopada. -
Urzednicy z biura departamentu
srpawiedliwoSci. zapowiedzieli, re
agenci federalni pilnie bacza ma
wszelkich szerzycieli bolszewic-
kich zasad i w razie, gdyby agita-
eva przybraIa rozmiary wieksze.
departament sprawiedliwoSci
chwyci sic jednego skutecznego
srodka prosekucyi. Dotychczas
propaganda ME przybraia niebez-
jiecznych rozmiar6w. mimo to
agenci spodziewaja sic wydatnleI
sci dzialalnoSci pomiedzy lud--
noScia cudzoziemSka a szczegol-
Tie pc w~iekszych miastach. Wszel
kie zasady bolSzewickie sierra
tyli przew0dcy notorycznej orga'
nizacvi I. W. w. (Miedzynarodo-
wi robotnicy swiata( pewne da-
ne wskazujq. re jakaS srupa ME
zadowoIonych obywateli agltujc
"a zniesieniem prawa wlasnosc'
prywatnych ! zamiana dotychcza
sowych rzQd6w ma podobiehstwo
komitet0w ziemstw z komunlsty-
GINA kontrola przemyslu i handful
.Apitatorzy. wediug wiadomoscl
zcbranych przez agent6w fedora!
nvch. chca. ably obecnych pre-
w6dc6w przemysiu i handful "a
trzymac tax diugo, dopoki orga--
nizacya bolszewicka dobrze sic
ME zaznajomi Z procesami indu-
strvalnem; i handlowemi.
Rad ME gedzie tepiI Podob--
nvch zasad tax dlugo, dopoki "a
sadv te ME stana w drodze obec-
ME istniejacemu prawu i pokojo-
wi i jego wykonywaniu.-WleIe
takich zasad Sierra nieprzyJacle'
lie cudzoziemscy. co jest powo-
dem kontynuacyi przez departa-
ment sprawiedliwoSci systemu
internowania. Wszelkie zas via
domosci co do iloSci uwiezionych
cudzoziemskich nieprzyjacioN i
wiadomoSci dotyczace samych
svstem6w wieziennych bedq do
piero ogioszone Po podPisaniu
traktatu pokojowego.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-16
AUSTR|ANS SHOOT 700
ITALIANS EN- MASS[

(By Col. Pho, OF the Italian Army
Austrian hatred Of Italians wal
never shown more strikingly thar
on Mount Clmone two years ago
when 700 OF our men were shot t
death after they had laid down theil
arms and surrendered. They CAV,
up after being surrounded ON the
brink OF q precipice. They we're ex
terminated by rapid fire guns and
when the fire ceased those who wer,
found still alive but wounded wer'
thrown into . deep ravine.
This massacre was perpetrated b,
the fifth battalion Of the 14th infan
try regiment. Captain Puteany. VIII,
gave the order, was decorated. II
December, 1915. many soldiers o.
the Second Bosnian regiment wer,
seen wearing the ears OF wounded Of
dead Italians pinned to their breasts
They often shot down our disarmet
prisoners. All these things ar,
abundantly attested by evidence II
the hands Of the italian general staff
Passing to the internment camp,
in Austria, they have been proved
to be without any hygienic provi
sions and are exposed to every kint
OF epidemic. Our prisoners are fore
ed to do the worst drudgery OF a mil
itary character. Their employment 4
in the first line under incompetent
subaltren officers. usually men VIII,
are disabled or exempt from dut.
for age. These men are Germans o.
Magyars, rarely Slavs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-16
FIRST SHER|FF'S JURY
HELD IN -FOUR YEARS

A sheriff's jury, the first one held
for about four years, was seated be-
fore Sheriff Lewis Saturday after
noon. 1t was case In which v.
Van Allmen had judgment against
Wickham & Wickham, who levied
on a Buick car The car was about
to go at sheriff's sale when a counter
claim was filed by the Western Metal
Mines company. The trial was to
settle the question as to who owned
the car, the jury returning verdict
that Wickham was the proprietor OF
the machine. Unless a replevin suit
is started, the car will go at sheriff's
sale this afternoon, and the money
turned over to Van Allmen.
Some fun was had at Sheriff Lew
Is expense when he was asked where
he was going to hold the trial. He
stated that he was going to occupy
the circuit judges bench, but find
ing that Judge Calkins kept his CAV
ell under a strong lock and carried
the key with him, he was not to bt
bluffed and said he would use hi.
six-shooter for gavel. He mus
have done so, for 1t was a very quiet
trial.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-16
FIRE DESTROYS HOGUE
STORE At TAuuMA

The Frank Hogue grocery store
and pool hall at Takilma was des-
troyed Sunday morning by fire.
There was Red Cross dance at Ia
kilms Saturday night. and = number
Of the people were up until . late
hour. II was about 2 o'clock in the
morning when Mr.. Hogue entered his
store, II Is reported. and, taking q
lamp In his hand. was reaching up
on q shelf for an article for custo-
mer when the shelf gave way. The
lamp crashed to the floor and the
building was soon a mass Of flames.
A crowd assembled quickly. but as
water had to be drawn from a well
to quench the blaze their efforts
were In vain.
Had It not been for the fact that
the rain had soaked the roofs Of
nearby buildings, possibly the whole
town would have been burned. The
store building and contents were a
total loss. but $1,000 insurance was
carried, through an agency repre-
scented by L. A. Launer OF this city.
Mr.. Hogue states that he had 1896
In currency in a wooden till and this
was lost, making his total loss about
$4,000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-16
SHIP TORPEDOED AND
| lSs REPORTED LOST

London, Sept. 16.-The British
steamer Galway Castle. of 1888 tons
gross, was torpedoed and sunk Sat-
urday. She had go persons on
board, OF whom 1Ss are reported
missing.
The missing include 120 passen-
gers, SO naval and military officers
and men and 33 OF the crew.
Ninety third-class passengers lost
we're, without exception, women and
children.
The liner floated for two days in
charge Of the captain and volunteers,
The Galway Castle left port for
South Africa on Tuesday last, and
was torpedoed on Thursday in d
stormy sea.
Hundreds Of the passengers were
rescued by attending steamers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-16
B0ISHEvIKI LEADERS PAID BIG
SUMS or MONEY ny GERMANY
To cAusE REVOCATION
RUSSIA IS SOLD OUT TO BCHE
FIFTY Millioa Rubics Of Gold Go "a
He'd 0uAris and AsitAiosS-woald
Cruusble United stasss

Washington. Sept. is.--Proofs re-
moving any doubts that I.enins and
Trotsky. tho Bolsheviki leaders. are
paid German asents--if indeed any
doubts remain--are laid before the
world today by the United States
government In the first installmeni
Of an amazing series OF official doc.
uments disclosed through the com
mi,tee OF public Information.
Secured In Russia by American
agents. these documents not only
show how the German government
through its imperial bank paid II,
sold TO 1enine. Trotzky and their
immediate associates TO betray Rus
ella Into deserting her allies. but give
added proofs. n any be necessary
that Germany had perfected heI
plans for a war Of world conquest
long before the assasinations at Sa'
rcvjo. which an the world Ia nov
convinced conveniently furnished heI
prctext. These documents further
show that before the world war wal
four months old. and moro than two
years before the United States VA,
drawn into Il. Germany already wa,
setting afoot her plans to mobilize
destructive agents and observers" "a
cause explosions. strikes and out.
RACES In this country and planned
the employment OF Anarchists and
escaped criminals" for the purpose.
One OF the Reichsbank memoran.
da. dated last January. announced "a
the commissar OF foreign affairs
(Ienine) that 50.000.000 rubles Of
gold has been placed TO the credI,
at Stockholm II representatives OF
the commissars to cover the cost Of
Red Guards and agitators. Another
OF a few days later tells Of q credl,
OF 100000 rubles for the assistan,
naval commlssar In the Far East,
who is entrusted with the task OF
carrying off or destroying the great
American and Japanese stores OF war
material at viadivostok--a scheme
that probably was we'll under way
when the landing OF American and
allied forces at vladivostok ended
the sway OF the Bolsheviki there.