MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PAGE THE EE.
BRAZIL ABOUT TO
JOIN IN WAR UPON
KAISER'S DOMAIN
3flE
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PARLIAMENT VOTES ON QUES
TION OF DEFINITE DECLARA
TION; DRIVEN INTO CON
FLICT TO AVENGE OLD
WRONGS.
Rio Janeiro, Oct. 23. Parlia
ment will vote tomorrow on the
question of authorizing; the govern
ment to declare that a state of war
exists between Germany and Brazil
and also on all necessary legislation
for the carrying on of war.
President Urges War.
The president of t;ie republic, Dr.
AVenceslo Braz, has sent a message
to congress declaring it is impossible
to avoid noting already the' state of
Avar which Germany has imposed on
Brazil. He proposes the seizure of
a German warship now in the port
of Bahia.
Brazil revoked her decree of neu
trality in the war between the en
tente allies and Germany last June.
The Brazilian government had prev
iously revoked its policy of aloof
ness so far as-it affected hostilities
between the United States and Ger
many. The trouble bewten Brazil
and Germany reached a climax in
April when the Brazilian steamer
Parana was torpedoed. The German
minister received his passports and
anti-German riots broke out in sev
eral cities. A large number of Ger
man ships in Brazilian ports were
seized.
Recent German Intrigues.
Recent dispatches from Buenos
Aires reported disclosures of German
intrigues to bring about a conflict
between Brazil, Argentina and Uru
guay.
The parliamentary, diplomatic com
mission discussed the message, which
it ia considered possible the chain
ber will adopt.
Would Join Allies.
The torpedoing of the Brazilian
ship Macau is causing considerable
comment. The Journal Do Commer
cio says:
"Brazil does not look for war and
does not want war, but Germany is
driving us into the whirl. We shall
go with the countries for whom
honor is above all."
According to declarations of vari
ous members before the chamber, a
declaration of war would be the
only satisfactory solution and the
diplomatic commission should not
again come before the chamber with
out a declaration of war.
Some of the members said there
was not a single Brazilian who did
not espouse the cause of the government.
KENNEDY IN WASHINGTON
FUEL NEEDS OF STATE
Washington, Oct. 25. John L.
Kennedy, Nebraska fuel administra
tor, ha3 arrived here for a confer
ence tomorrow with Dr. II. A. Gar
field, of the fuel administration.
As outlined to the World-Herald,
Mr. Kennedy stated that he would
endeavor to do four things while he
is here, as follows:
First Endeavor to alleviate the
hard coal situation, which is very
acute in Nebraska. He knows that
the long hauls are to be avoided
wherever possible, but he wants to
get absolute data which will enable
him to inform Nebraskans whether
or not they are to keep their base
burners. Second Secure permission in lieu
of immediate organization of local
coal committees to himself pass on
community needs. This power to
te utilized only until thorough local
organization formulated.
Third Get assurances as to what
amounts of coal Nebraska may de
pend upon receiving during the next
six months.
Fourth Get power to trace and
divert shipments for public institu
tions and school uses and lighting
and water plant uses.
Mr. Kennedy will go over Nebras
lea's problems very minutely with the
head of the administration and will
return to Nebraska immediately af
terward to enter into the perfor
mance of his duty with might and
main.
PRICE FIXED BY U. S. FOR
WHEAT TO STAND AS SET
Washington. D. C, Oct. 24.-
Under an argument between the
United States food administration
and the Canadian food controller,
laree suDDlies of Canadian wheat
Dry Goods, Notions, Floor Coverings,
Fancy Groceries and Queensware
E. G. DOVEY & SON
VALUE!
QUALITY!
SERVICE!
The mission of our Drug Store is to Furnish Pure Drugs and Medi
cine and the Highest Grade of Professional Service to the People. .
Compounding Prescriptions is Our Specialty Rexall Remedies
You can depend upon the Quality of Our Goods and the Service in
Our Store. Ansco Cameras and Films Sherwin-Williams Paints.
The Rexall Store F. G. FRICKE & CO. Druggists, Pharmacists
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THE PLATTSMOUTH GARAGE
J. E. MASON, Proprietor.
Welding, Oils, Greases and All Auto Accessories
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Plattsmouth Phone 138; Bell Phone 48 Office, Foot of Main Street
C. G. FRICKE
Successor to C. W. Baylor & Co.
COAL
PLATTSMOUTH
NEBRASKA
JOHN F. GORDER
Successor to August Gorder.
Farm Implements, Buggies and Harness
Chalmers and Dodge Bros. Automobiles.
305-307 Main Street Gordon 5,000 Mile Tires Plattsmouth, Neb.
" THE MUMM BAKERY :
FRED H. MUMM, Propr.
Everything in Baker's Goods Candies and Cigars
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
PTAK & BAJECK
Manufacturers of Cigars.
CROWNS 10c ACORNS 5c
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
Ind. Phone 472
W.
PLATTSMOUTH
Farm Loans and Insurance p. 0. Box 257
E. ROSENCRANS
Selling Chase County Land.
Real Estate.
NEBRASKA
J. E. r,1 G D A N I E L
PABLO WE SELL BEVO
Bowling Alley and Soft Drink Parlors Open Evenings
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
TALKING ABOUT EATS
WAGNER'S
'Everything Good to Eat"
THAT'S ALL
RUSSELL'S RESTAURANT AND SOFT
DRINK PARLORS
OPEN EVENINGS
HATT & SON
Your Butchers and Grocers.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
F. R. GOBELMAN
Wall Paper and Paint Store
Sign Painting, House Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating,
Graining, Auto and Carriage Painting.
PLATTSMOUTH - - NEBR.
E, J. RIGHEY
FORMERLY F. M. RICHEY
Lumber and Building Material.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
COMMUNITY CO-OPERATION
Co-operation is civilization's foundation stone. We are
not exactly our "brothers keeper," but each day we are com
ing to realize more fully the common kinship of humanity.
We are learning that our own selfishness hurts us more
than it does the other fellow. We are learning that our activi
ties in making a living for ourselves affect others besides us.
Every day's work we do whether it be as a common la
borer, or as a master-executive directing the course of some
great enterprise starts a multitude of complex machinery
working in our delicately adjusted economic fabric.
The dinner you ate today, the field you plowed, your day's
work in the shops every activity, no matter how common
place, has an influence upon your fellowman-at-large. Like
wise the dinner eaten by your neighbor over the way, or the
field he plowed, or his day's work in the shops his every ac
tivity, no matter how commonplace, has an influence upon
you, more or less direct.
Every normal human being is working for one purpose
to get life's necessities and perhaps some of its luxuries.
We are fast learning that the best way to further our
own selfish interests is to contribute as well as consume.
We influence, and are mostly influenced by those most
intimately associated with us. For this reason the individual
does or does not grow and prosper exactly as the community
in which he lives does or does not grow and prosper.
It is most necessary that each citizen (for his own well
being) do all in his power to make his community a prosper
ous, progressive one. Co-operation is the most wonderful of
builders.
BESTOR & SWATEK
HARDWARE
Stoves and Ranges Cutlery Sporting Goods.
Your cost of living this winter depends on what you preserve from
your Garden. TRY SOME CANING! We have many cans in stock
AT REASONABLE PRICES
OUR MONUMENTS
is not merely a mass of stone that has no beauty. OUR MEMORIALS
are of the finest MATERIAL, PROPERLY CARVED by a MASTER
ARTISAN, and are Lasting Tributes to the loved ones passed away.
In n't (here Someone vlne Memory denerveM till IteeoKBiliun from Vou?
WIlITK-rilOXK CALL.
CASS COUNTY MONUMENT CO.
W. T. WASSELL, Manager
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Telephone No. 22 Agent for Pratt's Stock Food 302 Main St.
C. E. HARTFORD
Coal and Feed
PLATTSMOUTH
NEBRASKA
F. G. DAWSON
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
Doctor of Tires Repaired, Retread and Rebuilt
SEE US FIRST!
WATERMAN LUMBER & GOAL COMPANY
DEALER IN
Lumber and Building Material
South Fourth Street Between Main and Pearl
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
WESTERN MACHINE & FOUNDRY COMPANY
MANUFACTURING MACHINISTS
L. C. SHARP
Best Machine Shop South of the Platte Fanners, Elevator and
General Repairs Bell Phone 303 Plattsmouth, Nebr.
A G".-BACH & CO
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Provisions, Queensware, Flour, Feed and Shoes.
PHONES Main Street Store, 236; Lincoln Avenue Store, 118
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
3C
American flour mills so they may re
sume full capacity operations.
The wheat will be purchased
through the Canadian government
at the same price as fixed for the
American 1917 crop. Its coming will
relieve pressure upon the American
northwestern supply.
Unless peace should intervene and
the food administration come to an
end, there will be no change in the
government purchase price of the
1917 harvest of wheat. This an
nouncement was made today by the
food administration in denial of
rumors current in some agricultural
sections that the price was to be
altered.
CODY AND FUIISTOII ABOUT
TIED FOR LOAN RECORD
FOR SALE.
8 room dwelling, with barn and
sheds. Located on lots 10, 11, 12,
Townsends Add. on north Eighth St.
are to begin moving at once by way A bargain if taken at once. H. F.
of the Great Lakes to the eastern Goos, Plattsmouth, Nebr. 10-8-tfwkly
Deming, N. M., Oct. 24. Soldiers
of Camp Cody have bought $1,460,
000 worth of liberty loan bonds, it
was announced at noon today at
the big liberty day celebration held
in camp here.
Camp Funston, Kas., Oct. 24.
Subscriptions to the second liberty
loan by men of the national army
here passed the $1,300,000 mark
today. The goal of $2,000,000 is
expected to be attained by the close
of the week.
CHICAGO 'WHEATLESS DAY'
SAVES 5,000 BBLS. FLOUR
Chicago, Oct. 24. Chicago's first
"wheatless day" was a success, ac
cording to those who observed its
operation in the principal eating
places of the downtown districts.
Restaurants of all classes made en
ergetic efforts to comply with Food
Administrator Hoover's request. Ev
ery one of the large hotels cut wheat
products from their menus.
Henry Nolan, a buyer for one of
the large hotels, estimated that a
saving of between 4,000 and 5,000
barrels of flour was made in restau
rants here. This would mean, he
said, a saving of nearly 1,500,000
bushels annually if kept up each
week.
TO WEAR BETTER SHOES, TRADE AT
FETZER SHOE COMPANY
PLATTSMOUTH
NEBRASKA
PLATTSMOUTH STATE BANK
Commercial and Savings Departments.
Place a few dollars each month in our Savings Department
and watch it grow. Interest added every six months.
B. 6. WURL
Manufacturer of High Grade Union-Made Cigars
Wurl Bros. "Gut Heil," "Hand Made" and "Keno" 5c
"La Flor de Fama" 10c
TAKE A BOX HOME WITH YOU!
THE BANK OF CASS COUNTY
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Capital and Surplus, $80,000.00
WE WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS
STRONG!
SAFE!
CONSERVATIVE!
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surplus $75,000.00
H. N. DOVEY, President F. E. SCHLATER, Cashier
E. W. COOK, Vice-Pres. GEO. O. DOVEY, Asst. Cashier
GEM THEATRE
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
The Home of Comfort and Quality Pictures
THE PLACE TO FORGET YOUR TROUBLES
J. H. MGMAKEN & SON '
General Contractors.
All Work Entrusted to Our Care Looked After Promptly.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
GAS
ELECTRICITY
CALL.
NEBRASKA LIGHTING COMPANY
for
Labor Savers and Time Savers.
Electricity is the most Economical and Efficient Power on Earth!
PHILIP THIEROLF
Value Giving Clothier. '
Manhattan Shirts John B. Stetson Hats A Safe Place to Trade.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
JOHN BAUER
Willys Knight and Willys Overland Automobiles.
FISK, AJAX AND PENNSYLVANIA TIRES.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
AVARD & MCLEAN"
Agents for J. M. Herman's famous "Kunson" Army Shoes, as Sup
plied to the U. S. Army Reliable Shoes for Men and Boys.
SHOE REPAIRING, POLISHES, ETC.
SOUTH SIXTH STREET - - PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
EMMA PEASE
Millinery
Evertything That is New and Up-to-Date
SIXTH STREET
H. M. SOENNICHSEN
General Merchandise
OUR PRICES AND SERVICE ALWAYS RIGHT
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
PETERS & PARKER
General Contractors.
BIG WORK OUR SPECIALTY.
PLATTSMOUTH
NEBRASKA
Obey the Law. Order your Osgood
Lens. Plattsmouth Garage. All sizes.
One Duroc-Jersey hog for sale. En
quire of Will Oliver, Murray, Neb.
10-f5-2twkly.
Journal Want-Ads Pay!
TROOPS AT CAMP CODY
STAGE FIRST BATTLE
AFTER BUYING BONDS
Camp Cody, Deming, N. M., Oct.
24. Nebraska men took part in the
first battle of Deming today. The
boys from the Cornhusker state, af
ter considerable drill in open forma
tion, took a hike five miles west of
camp as part .of the Sixty-seventh In
fantry brigade, and under the com
mand of General H. A. Allen, they
charged the enemy consisting of sev
eral hundred jackrabbits and laid
them low. It was Liberty loan day,
marked by rest from military labors
and celebration over raising approx
imately $1,500,000 for the loan since
the drive began.
The Sixty-seventh Infantry bri
gade consists of the 133rd (First)
Iowa and the 134th (Fifth) Nebras
ka. In the gigantic jackrabbit drive
for the edification of Lieutenant Ne
gre, of France, several hundred rab
bits were bagged.
BERNHARDT SAYS U. S.
WILL WIN WAR FOR FRANCE
Davenport, Iowa, Oct. 24. Mme.
Sarah Bernhardt was 73 years old
today. France's woman of the hour,
saddened but brave in the face of
her country's trials, today -expressed
her .profound admiration for Amer
ica and what America is doing for
humanity.
"It is the American women who
move me to such depths of gratitude
as much as the men," she said." "I
am surprised at the spirit every
where. The boys who are going to
France, they too, I wish Godspeed.
America will win the war for France.
We must win it."
ENROLL EVERY U. S.
PHYSICIAN 111 SOME
SORT OF WAR WORK
Chicago, Oct. 24. Enrollment of
every physician and surgeon in the
United States without regard to the
state of his finances or dependents,
for employment in some form dur
ing the war, is a probability, ac
cording to discussions which pre
ceded the opening today of the
eighth annual session of the clinical
congress of surgeons. More than
2,500 surgeons prominent in this
country and in Great Britain and
France are in attendance at the
clinical, which is to discuss how the
United States may best care for Its
men injured during the war.
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Journal office.
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