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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Snsen "Trebsoffemiip" MT.

ct telegram fra S6peitS til
MolDlngton / 5rebags forteller ON
en- &onference, iom nplig blep boIOt
Wien meIen Iomiral BON Sintse
CO @rep @urian, ben tpife og oen
elterrigife ll0enrigsminiiter. De
tlep erige ON, at bette life bar set
rette Slbspitnft til at itarte en- ny
"Sreosoffeniip". Sc MQiereoe maa
ferIt bringes til at f%oritaa, at War.
lfalt Sod life fam brpoe ben tpife
6ront, og at oct bill tage @ar at
operpinbe Splflanb.
st oificieIt franif telegram, iom
omtaler bette Wsoe gisr opmerf,
iom paa, at oe TO llbenrigsminiitre
oennegang i MobiGtnine til tibli-
gere belt glemte at f~oriifre binan.
Dem ON, of ct ieirrist Epiflanb %
2iterrig mart fan oiftere Srebsbe-
tlngelierne.
Se Mqierebe tltrbe bore enig meb
oe to t%elltonife lloenriesminiitre l.
at bette er en- rem utib at orsfte
Sreosproiefter |. Se er lige laa IL
Get oplast til at bore paa, iom bon
&int5e til at lnaffe berom netop III.
Spiflumb i Matiunermes 2isa.
Gu tpif General - Se Montge.
Las beoer ban = bar | oisfe Gage
%forbauIet % forferbet ale 9rbare
tpife Sunfere peo at erflere, at oct
blir ingen anben @aao for Tpiflanb
enc at prspe at fomme fig meb i ben
rorbenbe "Nattonernes &iga", bnis
life Epiflanb bill refitere at bli itaa.
enoe ofonomiif iioleret.
"@or @ngit for en- eforomiif arig
er life bare Snobiloning", ifriper
ban / WerIiner EagebIatt", men
bar en- pirfelig gafis, og for at ber-
ge oct tpife Soils uitale Snteresier
bltrbe 2anoet freioist lutte iig til
zen fommenbe Seoeration al Ratio-
net og poe De nebpenbigeOfre BERTH.
ltnolooer Ri bette bill efonomiif Sio-
lering ira Gerben bli Sslgen."
gunSen ifrabes.
Saas Solano, Ace Sept. = Sra
Oeloerlano peo ben tpife @r9nie
meloes, at 9lbre tpife Soloater, Iom
bar logiort ben tpife @rRniepugt
fer, ct blet ienot til Sronten /
Sranfrie paa 8rlrno al ben fritiIfe
Sit,iation Der.
Gen npe @rpnlepngt beitaar al
let iaareoe Soloater, iom bar refon-
raleiceret / 9elgien.
s Sen boaanbite 8reniepropins
er oct al Intanet al tpife Seiertsrer
alto let at f%oritaa, naar Tpiferne
bar llbeloet meo Jig peo 6ronterne.
Gen 20be Iiieuit fom laaleoeS
hele Den tpife @%renIepagt / 9erspf
oper til @oaano eiterat bape Ilaaet
al Den eleftriife Strem I Staul.
traaoeiGroet larss @rpnlen.
Sioen Den 23be guguit bar Sen
belgilf- bcqanbife @rpnie prret Inf
fet for al Sraiif paa @r,,rb al De
tplfe SroppebepGgelier / @elgien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
fjrr0r Gribcoslann.

(l0cu er MI iuo, til at bcreoe ltG
poa set iicroe 6%rihco@laau Stlsni
Ser mlcn ~oiiiciel Cpaopc lo%religacr
ppcr Strrrcliru al ocitc Snun, lor
iuilfct 2oIgct al Bombs 1capnocr
hu 2S0c Scpiembcr o. uarcr ire
un,r, iun oniuttc@ Nciabct i Almla
tc.jQhcN ill Ter 9 Homer Collars
tSG,00O,C00,O 900. 2ctic cr 0obbclt
ina meact iom set treble Saur, %
i.ol 5ummcn funnc tiIpe cbrlngea,
hro0 Der cr Ell iCIuio9t (in9 al ben
mau, iaa fan oct finn itc pcb, at 6oIf
lpcroIt M itror % ipilcmatiit ORC
uCr iia inoIcocs, at sc fan |anbrlngc
inc opiportc Eclgc i Slonct.
TieIQc llotoIcIicr al sc Suuttio'
rrrcr. iom bar mco 6ribe0eloonet
G; qipre, mae Ell mrgct bctpocIig
Gcl al set iupcl0e Ncicrucojimtrltt
euota tcauc2 / anmpagn,na ieritc
llac; buia MAJ life oct fan, rcijte
ltr man, at liitrittct life oil tlnruc
uuyetholoe lit gooc Hn. Oct 9irl
FER ncmlig al hnitc pon, al life ulc
lie cr 0ct Hcleb, fem mnn i@faile@,
,obbcit ino tort ionr oct, Der nofrr
lC0c@ ii0ite &oor, men ogina li0cn
1yr Subitriptioucn err bIet iorforuct
IA IRE til Ire l(Qcr. 6or at tinnc
Hare Sjtuoiionen bcrc0cr MI Sibcr
IN &onn Crlouiiotionernc / bocr
gp % bert Gormtp / zoe Giitrift
(oN / ale auorc 0Iitrjttcr) liz paa
ct 0icrc cn AiUmpeouitrGugclic /
NompoQucu@ iprite inn SAGE. Sla3
crHc' aompoGnen oil hi Sub
Nr,bcr 0uaclia "a tioliQ.".
Get ficr0c %oou ION fife ior rjQc'
liza observation-disclosures. Ser bIcp al Sc
@c'o1 iom teQnc0cS / Sc icritc ire
&oou, al &elltriuQCu oucrtdt 50,
$1S7S5,CG0 Neutrality-suspicious.
~ til soto l>uli nritt Inr cr oiii
cicIt bcreQuet Ill $4,000. 100000,
e. hu1Itct finn $4,000. 100000 fln
t'~gc.eorinQc2 ueo %~cifatuin9. Ne-
lien - $t6.OoO,0 100000 maa
nni'ce aieuHcm @iberp Soon
~oN0,. G,ttI bctpr, at i @ebci Al
=, tomrcu0, toIp gtoancocr mao
lpcr @or8er tiobc go Nroccnt mcr
j 3ouo@ cno han fiebtc Sc 'oritc
lie %aan ior at hoIoe Stri0t mco
d r8c0c llog.itcr p~oogruno al ror
u'tipc GeltolcIie ! arigtn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
PanoelsHaaoens
Soroeelie.

@aihiuston. Ace Sept: Sfibs-
hpaningeu / gueuit bar lat ell M
Meforo, iSet ser i Maaneoens Sob
i9rbiebpgseoeS Sfibe paa tiliam-
men 900, $40 Cons. Seri err inbbe-
iuttet IS Iisgaaenbe Stibe paa til
lanmen 1884 99 Con. If biSie par
40 Staalifibe % 80 Traitibe.
Salt or Nen amerifanife Snnoels-
ilaaoe / oe toIp Maaneoer, ioni
enSte meo ausuiL bIepet iorsset
meo me Sfibe raa tilianrmer
l,1S7,1S0 Sou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Kansas City Kvegmarked.
Sioux CITY Kv~ou,rL.a

ipprnkv@g-Steers..
ctnn. ~ hVier.......... 7.5O-1O.50
C,Ina.an enc FEEDERS. S.5O-12.0O
CT iyes n Yearlings.... s.75-1225
' ouik. 1S 900 OK
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Krissuoetfterne.

@albineton ben 3bie Sept.: He-
gieringens arigsuosifter / Iiiguit
ilog aue tibliaere Heforoer, ioet Sc
tiliammeu belob Jig til $1,714,0 600.
600. MaanebSregnifabet er cnon,
lite belt aiiluttet, % ser err en- Wlt-
ligbeS for, at Oisle enorme ltogii-
Ter bill bli forsgeoe meo $50,O0O,-
600 iii.
$ Iamme Iaaneb blep Ser ubbe-
talt til be @uiereoe $244, 100000 /
Sorm al 9aan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
ri Sonner / Krioen.

&nihington Sen 3oic Sept: On
@erctnlnN on Ell GtlabomoiamIiir,
ion bar nj Senncr / DC Ioreneoe
Statcra arigSbur, blcp ioag paa
6oriIo8 al Ncprriultont Noitiuga
ira CALEDONIA t%ciluttct trpft i
"Gon0reaijonol Necor0".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

i otlltiIN pNN v
UranlfinGnoene paa oeres bsire 6ls
gnaet oper CONNIE, taget gper
Sam, Iom Iigacr peo SommcS ifar
pc Ieining ira Horbeit til Noro, %
TT M auerebe ilere Ntil forbi Sam
Ooer belle 8ronten bar Spifernes
@rtiaeriilo De iioite Gage aitaset
@itcrft, boiIfet tpoer poo, at De paa
In er ifGro mco of BRUCE lit iu9rC
artiacri / SitferGcO Longer bog.
Sonoon Soc Sept. @ritiife
trooper trGngte ioag irem poerll.
6ere TO Dtil paa Ell 20 Mil bre>
Sront melIem Cambria og ct
Slientin % naacbe paa enfelte Ste'
Der oeres ga'nle 2inicr, bpor De ltoc
&c Den fsrite tpife Oiieniip ltarteoe
Gcn 21oe Warts. Ie ia9eoe Stem
zen no al Giuepeqiie, fun ier Wtil
~clt Ior ct. Quentin 90 tog Spel
MoiIcl, ret / Sit for Feronne.
Warlfalf Sag in06eretter, at
@ri.erne / Sen iprite llge al Sep
TENDER bar taaet oper 1900 6an-
ger. San meioer ogiao, at 6ien'
eenS Wiobitano blir baaroere, lpr'
lig bpor DC nrrmcr iig DC 9amle
Sinier ira 21be WartS.
General Sum6ert5 treble %franlfe
Irme bar trGngt nPrnere iro til
"a 6cre % iaget 6ienoen no al Ne'
l,aaiia peo Ct. Quentin aannlcn
fire Mil / Moropelt Tor Sergnler.
Sigeina bar 6ranifmrGnOene trGngt
inO I'll ben norolige llofant al ct.
@obian Sfogen, Den natl,rlige ga-
liion lom beifptter 2oon ira WcIt.
Nranlfnlpnoene beifp0er forreIten
ollcreoe 2aon mcb line langtrGf
tcnoe &anoner. General 0umbertS
rpe 6reniteo moo ga 6ere er al oen
@etponing, "a ct. @obain'
Sfogen MI trl,es meo at bli pmrln-
get.
Gen bcrsmte frnnife milltGre
Gritifer Marcel Siltin erflprer
itag, at bpis Sienocn miiter tort
mere 8rlmo / oisie &%egioner, Iaa pil
hans Toripar al Gbenlinsocs Canes
% al Tlotcauet pore belt
iorgippes.
Gnfelte NagmGno mcner, at Git
%tenoorii nil iGtte alt mo paa at boil
he BET iom MT er igien al Sinoen-
tllrglinien. Suis bette boloer tiff,
man ultiua M ltaa o%perfor
ofgisrellOe Nappetag. Sor blir
S~noenoorif ilaaet Der, laa er ban
oglau ocrmeo fUr0ig ior goot /
6~ranfrig.
Oct, lpm befpmrer 2lloenborff
melt M, er Imerifanerne. Ser be.
at bli ubpggelig mango al
Gem, % man peo alorig bpab De
Tan iinoe paa lGngit moo Sit mel
lem GIpcne Wellie % Molel.
Suocnoorii ifol enonu bape 20
Sipiiioner / Heierpe for "poa-
SiliPloe", men bette for.
'laar life tort, mar oct begpnber at
/ Siuierne oper belle 6ranfrig.
5 oct tore % belle er Epiferne M
mart fornmct tilboge til Be Stiuin.
ser, bpor oc ltoo i Sftober flor.
bennc SommerS ~folosiale
acknowledgements meb at pinoe Sri.
Sen bar foitct Dem omfring 1850.
900 Mano - beri life m~eoreanet
GEM lonn life er pprre ioaret, eno at
Dc on fort Sio after fan lenoes ms
aonlpirontcn. 90 mcnS Spifernc
Jar opta9ct meb oennG foitbare
e, er Der paa ben anoen 81
& az Slnierne poret op Ell ny o.
tlTbncIponqcr 6aftor: ben anleri-
Arrne. % M fonlmcr oens
Gag mart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Den fcitelialte STAT.

Mn1itcr0on Ste Sept. Nigs.
fon'ler pon &crtlin9 notolte felgen.
DC / set prgiiiife Serrebl,s iom Sno.
Looming til Gebatteu ON Stemnie
rctarciormcu:
Seq ioritoar tilflllbe be Sfrllp-
Ter, lont er fonunlet tiloroe pperfor
Tnoierelien al a~lminoelig % iige
Stemmcrtt ! Ersiien, man for
nrruorenoe ma bisIe Sfrupler pi-
&C o"oerior De iterre Spgapcr, nenrlig
|cltpttclicu al De foltcli9ite Sfatte
/ port politiife 2ip = Spnaitiet o9
&ronen.
Set or min .oprigtI9e Sperbe.
rianlna, at nleb bette alporligc
SporaSmanI itaar @eifpttelien og
~epareIien al Gpnoitiet % aronen
raa Spill.
Trpp oerior at iinoe Ell llopei til
SoritooeIie. Hesieringen Ter inaelt
@uliAbeo ior at finne goofienbe
Norilagct / bets nupGrenbe 6orm.
Ncgieriugcn amer oct for i'm Sp.
gave at imoiri oct fon9elige 2eite,
llm bleu iormuleret | Sill Suoifa.
bet.
"a ole Grorelan0cts Ssnner MI
~Ioriparcr port allies SGbrelano hpr
ser life pore noaen iocial SorifieI
ueS nHite &als."
Siebenbaprn Soc Sept. - &ias-
%taniler bon Nertlim9s Sorls9 paa at
iioe paa 10 Seite iamtibiat / bans
Salc i S~errehuiet iornplis bar -
al oenlnle citer tpife Y esienotaleI'
ier - iert til, at ban or oumpet neo
/ melIem Dem.
StcnmeretSiasens SiIb9nsere er
|iorarset oper, at Higsfanileren iaa
%inoerlis goot ipritaar De Sfruplcr,
iom er fommet irem, % Den reaftio'
here Eresie raier, iorhi aanileren
iremitiuer S~noferieien al aIminoc'
Zig Stemmerct i Trsiien icm ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Chicago Produktmarked.

Taar re fsrnpcr reseS eubRriytipn. lens
selfi Vo'i' ener Sorinrrismns. let er ufis
ieri al 'enee life Venee I 1lminoeliee Srepe.
% 1t far tie erre nrfsoriise Tor Veuae. fsu
bltg borie paa Yeien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Omaha Kv~-.-ls

Hor,I A~V8gTnarked.
ITrnkVeg-Native steers. 10. Oo-1s on
StonLoe hvier.......... 7.25-11.2 5
Stockers and feeders.... s.bO-1O4 A
- ouik or sales..... ..1S.9 5-1e. 20
f6.4S-1T az
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

EsImsrn As sEcoSD CLASS NArrFR JrNE larH 1908 At
THF Posi- orricE AT prcorau. Iowa, rSDER rnE ACT
or CONGRESS or MApruS. iss..
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
Try Making Your OtUn
Cough Remedy
You can save about 50, and have
better remedy than the ready
made kind. Easily done.
Observation-Disclosures

II you combined the curative proper
tics Of every known "ready-made" cough
remedy, You probably could not get as
much real curative power as there is in
this simple homemade cough syrup,
which is easily prepared in few min
utes.
Get from any druggist 2k ounces of
Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and
Gil the bottle with syrup, using either
plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, as
desired. The result is full pint of
really better cough syrup than you
could buy ready-made for three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets
right at the cause of cough and giv's
almost immediate relief. It loosens the
phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated membranes
so gently and easily that it is really
astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
Pinex is a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex-
to break up severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2i5 ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction OF money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft Wayne, Ind.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
germans ADMIT
DREAM is over
1--WE Fight for Bare Exis-
tence," Says Press of
Nation Now
PEOPLE RECOVER
THEIR SENSES

lBy Newspaper Enterprise Associatlon)
AMSTERDAM. Holland. Oct. Ger
many is beginning to realize and admit
that II is nation Of scoundrels.
Press comment. always the best key
to the public opinion Of a nation, is
Veering around to the point where 1t
Is confessing Germany's faults. Frankly
tne German papers are beginning to
admit that they must abandon the idea
that their armies are fighting for con-
quest, and realize that what they are
fighting for is bare existence.
1T Is matter Of damnable import
ance," says the Cologne Gazette, always
regarded as a semi-ofllcial journal.
whether we are or are not regarded
throughout the world as a nation Of
blackguards. Indeed we are being so
regarded"
The people OF the Fatherland are
slowly awakening to the fact that the
war has been misrepresented to them.
The Kaiser himself has been forced to
warn his soldiers Of the American
troops.
How completely disillusioned the
German people have been is made clear
by the following comment OF the
Munich Post:
Let us say II openly and fearlessly
-Germany's situation for the last two
years at least has been falsely and ly-
ingly misrepresented by many Of our
newspapers and in the public utter
ances OF a majority Of our statesmen
For the last four years we have
been assured again and again that only
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
GARFIELD LAUNCHES
GREAT COAL DRIVE
Asks for 2,234,000 Tons
Of Bituminous, 2,030, 900
of Anthracite Weekly
QUOTA FOR EACH
MINER is FIXED

WASHINGTON. Oct. ITO avert a
coal famine this winter, and also meet
all the needs Of the war program. Fuel
Administrator Garfield has launched a
drive for coal production which is to
continue until April f.
In a formal proclamation to operators
and miners alike, the Fuel Administra-
tor calls upon all to enlist In a detail
ed program TO produce i2,238,000 tons
of bitumlnous coal and 100000 tons Of
anthracite every week. This tonnage,
he promises Will give the country all
the coal needed this winter. II repre-
sents a weekly increase Of 1871 600 tons
OF bituminous and $4,000 tons OF an
thracite over. the weekly averages Of
the corresponding period Of year ago.
The increase in bituminous production
call for is approximately sixteen and
one-half per cent and in anthracite
six and one-thlrd per cent II will be
seen that the more urgent demand is
for the speeding up OF bituminous pro-
duction.
Mr.. Garfeld's call was transmitted 10
every district production manager, who
in consultation with their mine produce
tion committees, will apportlon a week
ly quota for each mine. Carrying the
quota for Idea TO his logical conclusion
each miner will be asked TO assume per-
sonal responsibility for a weekly coal
production representing his equitable
proportion OF the mines allotment.
DR.. Garfield calls attention 10 the fact
that the coal production OF the last
three months has far exceeded earlier
expectations, despite the labor shortage
created by other war activities. Graft
flying as these results have been TO Of
flcials OF the Fuel Administration, II Is
confidently expected that by definitely
allotting responsibility In the manner
outlined tonnage win be still further
increased.
The conduct OF the campaign in the
various districts will fall upon the
shoulders Of the district production
managers. Most Of these officials are
experienced coal men who have given
their services TO the government TO the
exclusion OF their personal business in
terests They have succeeded in pro-
curing the close cooperation OF oper-
atOr5, mine production committees and
miners in the effort to mine more coal
and in the opinion OF the Fuel Admin
isiration officials, much of the recent
success in increasing production has
been due to their work.
Districts production managers VIII
take steps to arouse patriotic sentiment
in the various coal mining communities
and thus enlist local interest and pride
as a stimulus TO the miners in their
struggle TO maintain their weekly quota
throughout the remaining six months
OF the production year.
Mr.. Garfeld's proclamation says:
"The growing requirements OF the ma
tIon's military program and the essen
tIal domestic demands for the coming
winter can be met only by large In
Evening journal., 1918-10-01

yesterday. The feeling existed that this
government win not turn a deaf ear to
pleas for relief unless the Bulgarlans
manifest an inclination to act in the
German interest. Assurances were given,
however, that this country will not In
any way curtall the supplies for the
civilian population at home or those for
the allied countries. In order TO render
assistance TO Germany's late ally, but
may undertake to open new channels Of
distribution between the nations Of the
Orient and the Pacific through which
relief can be given.
At the present stage OF operations the
United States is not In a position 10
divert shipping from military purposes.
Only in return for supplies OF essential
character TO this country or the Allies
IS II believed that ships would be al
lotted by this country for the move
ment Of commodities TO the Bulgarians.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01

crease in the average weekly produc-
ton Of coal during the next six months
as compared with the coal mined dur
ing the corresponding period a year
ago.
"The bltumlnous tonnage between
now and March 81 next must average
i2,23iOO0 tons a week, and the anthra-
cite tonnage 2,030000 tons a week. Dur
ing the sama period hast year the
weekly production OF bituminous was
i9,503,OO0 tons and anthracite 100000
tons.
81 recognize, as you know, that
through your patriotic efforts the pro-
duction OF coal during the last three
months has far exceeded our earlier ex-
pectations.
"The practical response you have
made to the urgent appeals OF our pro-
duction director, James B. Neale, has
been particularly gratifying, because
the number OF miners and the facilities
available have naturally been restricted
by other war activities.
"In the circumstances your increase
to date has been splendid, but the fig
mands are 10 be met the time has come
when there must bo a further intensifl-
cation Of effort on the part Of all OF
us. In fact believe that the time has
come for a definite allotment Of indiv-
idual responsibility.
elf each one OF us win get under the
load, voluntarily carrying his portion
Of 10 there will be no difficulty In
reaching our goal. The mines are an
essential part OF the nations battleline.
10 is only by attaining our objectives at
the mines that we can obtain complete
ly our detectives elsewhere.
81 have therefore requested the Di-
rector OF Production. In consultation
with the district managers, production
committees, miners and operators. 10
figure cut and establish weekly produc-
tlon quotas for each individual mine,
quotas which added together will give
us all the coal needed this winter.
"These quotas can be assured only
by the definite pledglng OF each miner
to assume his equitable portion OF his
mines allotment. II will greatly heart
en- our forces abroad to learn that
every miner has volunteered to carry
out his part in this definite program"
Evening journal., 1918-10-01

flve minutes separated us from the
complete and crushing overthrow OF
our enemies. Yet at this moment Ger
many is fighting for her very life.
This is the kernel Of the whole
question. This fate Of our people lies
in their own hands TO decide. II goes
without saying that before the people
can clearly see their way to their own
salvation, every annexationist phantom
must be dispelled
I'VE are not lighting for Flanders
and for the Baltic provinces, but for
our bare existence. We are fighting Tor
a peace that will yield us nothing ana
deprive us of nothing.
IF we can secure such peace as
that in the teeth of so formidable a
in enemy numbers, we
shall have achieved a fame far greater
than an triumph Of arms could give
US.
Let that satisfy us"
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
HUNS GOUGE NEUTRALs
FOR "SAFE-CONDUCTS"

(By Newspaper Enterprise Association,
ETOCKHOLM, Oct. i.-Germany has
again raised the conditions under
which she is granting her safe con-
ducts to neutral shipping. In the case
Of Finnish vessels. they are obliged to
deposit $500 in a German bank per reg
lister ton. This in practically all cases
amounts to more than the value Of the
ships.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
ACTRESS SUCCEEDS
AS COUNTER SPY

Ao tOtNtEN-Sff
(By Newspaper Enterprise ,Association)
PARIS, oct. AT the trial Of NJ
Malvy on the charge OF treason, II
became known that one Of the favorite
revue actresses OF Paris, Mistinguett,
had assisted the government in investi
eating the charges against him. Her
work consisted OF acting as counter
spy on the actions OF Malvy.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-14

40 acres, well improved. all in fine alfalfa in Scottsdale district. $200 per acre, S3000 cash.
 10 acres northeast, well improved. $4500. $2000 cash.
 and room house, brick, built in ? separate apartments, so cheap hate to put the price in print. Easy terms.
 4 room cottage, modern, other good Improvements; northeast, close in, all for s1,S00.
 ' room brick, brand new houseymod- ern, up-to-date. Some buy. $3,450. $500 cash. Can't be beat. Houses We have them. We have 200 good houses to choose from. If you want to buy we sure can suit you. Lots-Plenty of them. any place, any price. Terms to suit you.
 4 room house, sS50. Lot 50x190. Easy terms. Northeast, close in. LUTHER REALTY co.
 Phone 170S-33 West Monroe St. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-03-14
Auctions
BIC AuCTION

to be held at the o. K. Corrals at Five Points, Phoenix, Ariz., Thurs day March Recommending at 1 o'clock sharp. Consisting of 60 head of California's best work horses and mules. This stock will range in age from to 9 years, weighing from 1O5O 10 1900 lbs, each. Most of this stock is extra well mated in teams and are the best lot of stock ever offered at public auction in this valley. They are the bloclSy built type, with an extra good bone which we all know are the kind that last and wear. They will bear a very close inspection for soundness and quality, and any one in the market for good, big, solid work stock should not fail to at tend this sale, as they will absolutely be sold without reserve or limit. Each and every one will be sold on full guarantee; will give bank reference; don't forget day and date, Thursday, March 1ith, for farther particulars see C. K. McMuller, at K. K. Corrals or C. O. Murtry, auctioneer, 21 N. First Ave, Phoenix. $. G. Galland, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-14
For Sale-Real Estate
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

DEEDE4D LAINO 160 acres; house, well, fine, level; close in, water 35 it. s3,500. 160 acres, house; 40 in cultivation, F mile R. R. station; finest soil in valley. s2,500.
 $40 acres; state land, contract, $6.60.
 RELINQUISHMENT 160 to 4SO acres, miles out; water 30 ft.; some improvements; q snap at $500.
 160 acres, miles R. R. station; level and fine soil, worth $500 per acre. but only $5O0.O0 for quick sale, S20 acres, near Cotton City, $500. 160 acres, near Cotton City, S4.00. $40 acres. state land lease, $2.0O per acre; this is a very fine section.
 $. c. MILLER co.
 Creighton Building bn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-14
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR LEASE-Office room on Gen. tral avenue. s2O.0O per month. Inquire Room g. Gooding building. blk
 OFFICE and store room for rent 331 w. Washington. Phone 1249. If
Arizona republican., 1918-03-14
For Sale-M Miscellaneous

BEST FLAGSTAFF STUDS, $2.00 per hundred City Hall Market, 121 East Jefferson. If
 FOR SALE-First class baled hay, miles northwest of Phoenix Oldaker. 649 No. 3rd Ave. Phone 2423. bn W. H. KNOX H. E. SKINNER
 Bargain week, beginning Friday March l. Roses, only 21c. American Beauty roses, 19c. Ash trees, 20 and 25c Almonds, 19c. Satsuma plums, 21c. Come early and get your pick. We have an assortment of fruit, shade and ornament trees, grapes. berries and or namental vines and plants. Yards, Gen. tral Ave. adjoining School of Music, Phoenix, and Mill Ave. Tempe.
 w. H. KNOX NURSERY co.
 40 North Central Phone 1901.