davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

Sin gang letGter S9ritt?
5liegt nidt bd iemanb2
ShDebt nitt bu iemanb?
antitert es nt9t binter inn in ben
Nebren?
ST iamanb - lit iemanb neb,n ibm9
Gr i3IieBt bic Wugen, or Offnet ie
tptsoer, er tpenoet iaeu, furdtIam ben
Sopf unb fhreit Qelenb auf:
~Seius Gbriitus!"
Sine tiefe, miloe Gimme anttportet:
rDu bo1t es gefagt: id bin e6!!"
9a ridtet ii6 Der iterbenbe G6rper
aut, uro Die 5iaberaugen tperben grob
uno fe9enb Dor Dem Grl0i6en.
9or ibm ite9t Seius BON Ma3aretb.
Sem Gei6t leu6tet lpie bic Gpnne,
unb feline aIeioer Iino p.iB ipis e6nee.
nSerr! !9srr! 0u biIt es!"--
.8as felt Dir, mein Gobn?"--
Bie 8alfam fIieben bic miloen
Worte in bic trante Geetc.
~Werlpirf mid ni4t. o Serr. id babe
9unger!!" -
nSelig fino, bic Sunger unb 9urIt
boben; Tie iperben geidttist pers
ben! -"
limb Der SeiIanb 1trett bic red)te
Sanb in tie reifsn Ne6ren. Gr reibt
iid bic Sanb poG &0rner unb teu9t
fid nieber gu benz Gtsrbcnoen unb
trdufeIt inn bic &0snsr in ben Munb
uno iugt:
1as
Citit tgH aLrl shmai poQ 2iebe
unD 3uDeritlt an uRb p!rIhninbct in
GIan5 unb G~oEEcnide;n. ---
GeLig unb 5uISi.ben Iiegt Der Gters
5eabe in 0ga5 uno b,iib:nD,n 8lumen.
gio6 einmaI 0fInet er bic Mugen,
aber er tennt bic Wtlt niht mebr.
Gr bort audi nitt, bab eine Srau
Iaut auffAreit uno gu ibm binfliegt
uno i'm nit tauieno iuBen Namen
aennt.
9tber er fiibIt ibren ~elibenben SUB
tnb 0ffnet bic Iugen unb idaut iie on.
,Wutter, biit Oh getommen2 Muts
ter 9agar? SaIt 9u eine Guale ge>
funben? Wiih biiritet!l"
9a bringt iie cine Same unb gibt
ibm 3u trinten.
Gr trirtt in burItigen .3igen unb
lG9eIt ram uno fast:
nGitYit Oh, OH boit cine Susls ges
funben! @ott 1T gut ouh in Der
Wiiitc. limb ih mil 9ir's iasen,
Wtutter, Der Ssilano ma bd."
ST bort ni0t bic iGludssnbcn 2ie>
%be8namen, er bort audi ben Namen
G0riltel nitbt meDr. Gr peib ni4t
mebr, her bas lit.
Sic bettst ieinen &opf in ibren
S6ooB.
y5reus Did, mutter, freue Did!
limb iei ni6t mebr bOfe auf ben @as
ter. Sd bin gut auf alle."
nGisbIt 8u Mutter, pie nabe Der
5immcl ift9 Gs 1T f6Dn in Der Miite.
es 1T i6Dn!!"
.Sord) - bor9 - Mltter - Der
SeiIanb fotnmt - sr f1iegt - er
f9Debt - bort - bort iiber benz Weiz
senfeIb - fGDn pie bic Come -
tpeib pis Der Sdnes - er fliest -
Goa in OIan5 uno Sornenfdein - er
fdbrt in ben 6immel auf -"
llnb i'm Gtsrten Ipridt Der bleide
Wunb bic Worts na9, bic bic ideis
ben0e Ssele aus itroblenbsr. iisgenber
Simnel8DSD. bort:
rSn meines @ater5 !Sauie iinb picle
Wobnungen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
&anttIi6es eis.

Sn Der SOmmsrssit, in Der bas
tiinitlide Sis 10 pielsn Grquiduns
uno aiiblung fpenbet, 1T es intereTs
fant. Dem QGter oiefsr grfinbuna
nud5uipiiren. Die ssfpiB aag.mein
fir cine @rrungeni9aft bsr neueiten
3eit gebalten miro. prufeFor 3luqe
tbeilt inbefen in einem 2tufiab feines
9u9es n8unte 9IGtter" cine Ste[le
aus einem Werte 30nig gllfreos bes
SroBen nit. Die benefit, oab bic
SeritelIuns bes tiinftIi9sn gifes
idon Dor mebr als 1000 Sabren Bee
funnt mar. Dem 3Dnig hattie, nGms
fi9 elm peitgersiiter Monn aus
S9lespis beridt.t: ngei oen @itben
sibt es einsn Clan. Der 3dlte erseus
gen lam; iie f0nnen besneeen bic
Spbten lunse liegen laFen, obne oaB
iie beripeIen. neil man fiinftli6e
aGlte iiber iie bringt. Sebt man
5tpsi elmer po1 @aifer ober Bier
bin. 70 bringen bisfe 2euts es fertig,
baB Der cine friert, einerlei, ob es
Sommer ooer Winter it," Der
unaelfd6iiide 80nig nabm oiefe
Mittbeiluns in feline ueberIebunq Der
Meltgeidihte oes SroItus auf, Bic er
gegen Gnbe oes nsuntsn Sabrbuns
berts pollenbete.
Dod blieb bieie &unitfertigteit Der
fernen gitben ben 80tfern gurppas
lnnss 3eit elm @ebeimnib, unb erIt
bon Dem Morsenlanoe Der III bic
Sabritation fiinitIi9en GiTes, felt
Dem 16. Sabrbunbsrt betunnter ees
ipOroen. Reifenbe isnsr 3eit beri9s
ten aus Der Siirtei, bab Der Sultan
uno feline pafdds grOBe @isgruben
angelegt bdben, aus benen lie idbrs
li6 bsbsutenoe @epinnite bis 5u 80,s
900 9ulben sieben. .~DieIer @isgrus
btn," er3Gblt Sulomon S9peieeer
in ieinem Reiisberidt BON 1887,
bat es piel nm Die Staot Der, sesen
@alata. i'm freien 5tlbe. Sn bat .s
ipeite, tiefe 9ruben, oariiber elm bDls
germ Siitten gemadt lit; ba fin6 Bee
fonbere perfonen oa5u befiellt,
S9neefddufler. bic ben S9nse 5ur
DintersSeit auff9iitten in ole @rus
ben; bdrin miro es alsbann gu gis,
basielbige fdget man gu srobsn Stii.
den. buB Elm RoB an sipeisn au ira4
gen bat -" Solhe Gunte gait fit
elm Wunber bes 0rients, Sas tpobl
aud Elm 9roBer bss 2lbenoIanbes
bisipeiIen nadabmen mo1te. Die
SeriteIluns tiinItliden GiIss i'm @roz
fen lit BEL uns freilid erit mad @rs
finOung oosu seeigneter W1aftbinen
Dor ni6t alI3u LANCER 3eit bsgonn.n
poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
.a

. =
fommen fam, neil er bem @trungliits
ten ni9t sat seIpnnen uno er aud 5ur
IeIben Stunoe oben uuf bsm So4pese
mar"
rWas mub if b0rsn, 5unnes! Ou
btft meinem Spbne nicbt gut ssiOnnena
@esbalb oenn9"
sd bab' nod ME mir gesen ben
Germ 9rafen SObn sebubt. Dur ipis
er nit meinem 3enSerl getanSt bat. no
bic Dim bod mein sebOrt. bab' i9
ibm sesiirnt!"
Die Miene oes alien GERM bsiterte
ii6 5uTebenbs auf, Tod itreng frdgte
er: Limb ipie ipilIIt Du Define llni9ulb
betptiiens"
.Our9 @naben Ssrrn 9rafen felbif.
Sd babe mir nod ME mir gu SdulOeu
tommen laTen unb oft geuus babe i9
9elobisunsen erbulten. @ndben Serr
9raf iinb sere9t uHb miiifsn mir bei'
feben."
rRun gut. Du iolIit ni9t psrgebens
on mein @sredtisteitssefiibl appelIirt
laben. @isb mir Oeinen Stuben."
nSier iI9t sr."
Der alte @rdf nabm bas @ene6r
entsesen, tptntte ben 9enbarm gum
Seniter berdn unb bolte aus Der Sas
ihe ieines 2pbenrodes ienes @ei6oB,
bds Der Mrst aus Der Wunbe ieines
Sobnes entfernt bate.
.pdbt bic &uesl in ben 9duf2"
Der @enbarm CAB iih rebli9 Miihe,
bas 8leiitiidden in ben 2auf gu preis
fen, bod aIes mar berssbens. rNein.
faste er enbli6 tleinlaut, riie pubt
niat."
n@ut. Sd bic ausel ni6t puBt,
iann Fe Sannes aud ni6t abgeI6oHen
bdben. nebrieens III mir Der @ebunfe
an Elm @erbre6en 70 fern selssen, bdb
i6 istbit nit teinem S9immer burun
aebd6t battle. Damn perlGuft Der
Wunbtdndl BON unten mad oben, 10
bab gar tein Srember ben S9ub abs
feuern tonnte. Uisin Sobn 1T nit
bem 9etpebr in Der Sanb iiber cine
8uumpursel seitolpert unb babel bat
iib bic Slints entlaben. Gr bat ben
Sudperbalt ielbft aufsetldrt. 2uhen
sic alIo ben Sannss au ieinem 3ens
serl suriidtebren. SIN llebrisen banfe
i'd Sbnen fir Sbren pfGi9t.ifer. 8or'
iidt lit INNER beFer als RanIiht.
Ou. Sannes. nimm bier ben Giinfauls
benf6ein unb trinte Elm @lus Wein
auf eine buGbiae @eneiuns mein.s
Sobnes. Die @erbdftuns laife Dir
ieSO4 CUR asbre bienen. buB GiferTu3t
bic Wursel dies llebels lit. limb nun,
@Ott befoblen"
Sie Weuiitanten bdtten an bieIem
I6enb Md Biz tief in bic Ha6t bins
Elm aufauIpielen, benn es sdIt ben linz
i9ulbsbefpeis bes Soritsebilfen uub
ben 8erIpru9 bes opfermutbigen 3ens
serl nit ibrem 9annes gu feiern. DAB
er biesmdl ni9t gum sritsn 5ans nit
! feintr 3utiinftiaen Srau au ipGt fam,
bebarf pObl teiner beionbsren g.tos
ttllttd,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
@ttam m pft.
S6du{pieks

(renommirenS): 9lts id por Sabrsn
In Berlin auftrat, ipurben mir bort
bon msiner gquipase bic pfsroe duss
sefpannt. Jrsunb: Bonn @eri4tspous
5i.berg
= tnbegreifltd. Srau
gpmmercisnrutb: 0u lGbt INNER
nod ben Barber fommen, Der bi4
bor stpansis Sabren rafirte, Der
Mann paBt ia gar nidt in unfere
iebisen @erbdltniFt. Strr CONNER
eienrutb: glu, mas foll idb tbun, folI
id mir btsllei4t tommen lafen ben
8drbitr bon Sebil1a9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
: 9tisin.m @irtbe nu n.

-Btisin.m Wirtbe ipuIss
oermilb. Srau: 2oipeuipirtb. IL
mein Wonn brin9 Wirtb: Sapobl.
wtabumden. ioGI id ibn ruusfamsi.
t.n2
gsim Stiratbsbers
mittler. Sreier: sd bin tpirtIib
i'm 3peifeI, Of i6 bic Dame nit 80
Sabr' unb 10000 Mart W1itsift,
ober bic nit 30 Sabr' unb 25,000
Mart Wtitsift ntbmtn folI!" @srmitts
Ter; ~Ous lit gang sleid; 35 unb 20
iiub 55. 80 unb 25 fino's audi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

ainbermunb. Du, Ontsi,
i9 babe gar nidt getpuBt. baB bu
cine 10 bohs Charge bei Der Spribsns
mannfdaft b.tleib.it. = Wieio btnn9
= Rd. Pdpa fa3te bod s.itern:
.Sebt riidt uns Der ollie pumpmaior
pte6er auf bic ptae!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

rSerr poli5eibisn,r. bic llhr, bis
i6 seitsrn als seFoblen anmelbets,
bat ii9 in meiner Sdublabe ipisber
sefunben!"
.Das 1T unmsssIi9! s. baP DO
f9pn ben asrl einseitedt. Der I sss
ftoblen bat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
Sh6ne @esenb.

Srsmber (sum Wirth): -Sis
baben ia i.bt Elm neues 9eairtsss'
ri9tl. ;. 9rin9t oas aud rt4tes 2e'
ben in Shren Srtg"
Wirtb: rSa iii gar ni9ts 6ds
bon Su ipir.n = bic meiiisn bsbats
ten slsid bort!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

Gnfant terrible. rSant'
den, lam 0ein @osel aud 10 f96n
iinsen pis Der unirise9" sd babe
gar teinen, mein sinb." 500 papa
bat aber .rif neuli9 tpieSer seiast
Sante 2aurd bat entfdieben ein.n
8pael."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

Saufir.r: nM0dt' i'd sern
fprtden bic Grau bonn Suuie!"
Sienfm d D den: pSie 1T mid!
gu fpre9en."
Saufirsr: mWerb' id tparttn.'
Dienfmdo d 8 d en-: ~a0nHen sic
ni9t. Die Mabam ift bier Wodsu
i'm 8ab."
Saufirtr: r@ott ber 9er.9te!
8ier DO6en i'm gab! SaiBt q Rsin'
lihteit."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
FOR cURTAlNED BARBER SHOP.
Woman Deeries the Common Practice
Of Publicity.

Queer. isn't IT," said the observ.
ant woman. that though American
men are modest individuals. they have
been content all these years to be
shaver and shorn and massaged in full
view OF any one who happens to be
passing. | mean that all the barber
shops are on the street level or below
1t, and with wealth Of uncurtained
glass front that allows u mans toilet
To be regarded as n matter OF public
interest You might think this expos
ure was tolerated by the customer
only because II lnsures a good. strong
Hight for the delicate operation of
shaving; but not so, for even at night
when the electric lights are glarlng
down the shades remain up, and pedes.
TRANS may gaze upon uulovely lath.
cred faces In any barber shop they
pass Going over comparatively
small area last week | counted 200
tonsorial parlors and not one of them
attempted even the gau2iest screen.
ing between its customers and the
public gaze Personally don't con.
slider that a man Is at his handsomest
under he BARRIERS hands. do your
New York Press
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that on the
Goth day of Dec, 1908 at the front
of the courthouse In Salmon, Idaho,
at the hour OF p. ID. OF said day,
the undersigned Clerk OF the Board
OF County Commissioners of Lembi
county,. Idaho, will sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bid
der foR cash all the right, title and
interest OF the said county OF Lemhi
In and tn the following described
property, formerly belonging to Jos.
Lunt situate in the town of Gibbons
vile, Lemhi county, Idhao, and more
particularly described as follows ::
House on East side of Broadway
Gibbonsvile between house of d.
Lock and property OF P. Mckinney,
also Hall building adjoining house OF
Freidorf, formerly owned by Joseph
Lunt, as the same now appears OF re-
cord In the office OF County Recorder
OF county OF Lemhi, State OF Idaho,
the same bavinsg been heretofore sold
to Lemhi county in payment of taxes
levied against said property and
aforesaid owner.
Dated Nov. rs, 1908.
W. G. Smith,
Clerk Of the Board of County Com
misSioners,
BY ordef of the Board OF County
Commissioners OF Lemhi County,
Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
Notice.

Pursuant to resolution Of Rocky
Mountain Lodge No. 5, Of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. Of
Salmon City, Idaho, notice is hereby
given that. at the regular meeting
OF the said lodge to be held at the
hall of the said lodge In Salmon City,
Idaho, on the Goth day of December,
1908, vote OF the members present
will be taken on the proposition as
to whether or not the said lodge will
execute and give mortgage on all OF
it's real estate 10 Salmon City, Ida
BIO, as security for the money which
has been loaned to 1t to aid In the
construction OF its Odd Fellows
building now nearing completion in
Salmon City.
BY order Of the Lodge.
Dated Nov. 2lst. 1908.
G. A. Murphy Noble Grand.
Attest: Harry s. Waters, Sec.
Dec. 81.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10

Meal tickets e.. so for o.. 90 at Lem.
hi Cafe
Il. J. Hammer left Sunday on a
business trip 20 Boise.
Views Of Salmon and vicinity
framed at G. W. MeitzleI's.
For dry wood see E. b. Randol PHI
Phone 90, II.
Have furniture and carpets for sale
OF trade. Mrs. Wing, Lemhi Cafe.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Preston Wednesday Of
next week.
l.. Grog, OF Pine creek, passed
through town Saturday on his way
for 81. Louis.
A. III. Brown, OF Ulysses, left the
last OF the week for Salt Lake, where
lac goes ON business.
George Buch left Tuesday morning
for Dillon, where he goes TO look
after some business Interests.
Choice city property, farm land
aud ranches for sale. Lemhi Realty
20 TILL.
Mrs. II. a. Spain left Tuesday for
California, where she expects TO
spend the winter amid flowers and
sunshine.
The Recorder Is requested TO an.
nounco that Mr. Perry will not be
back for next Sunday, but will be
here for December 20.
a sister of Richard Nelfus came In
the last OF the week from her home
la Montana, bringing with her the
little hoy OF Mr.. Neifus.
There we're two dances In town
Friday night. one dance was at the
opera house aud the band boys gave
their usual semi.monthly CLUB dance.
Last Sunday night Rev. Pember-
ton, pastor OF the Methodist church,
commenced "A series OF sermons, tax.
ing the life OF John Bunyon as the
subject,
Il. II, Hines came In from Black.
bird Thursday OF last week. Mr..
and Mrs. I'D. Hines are expected In
In few days TO spend the winter
here IN town.
Jack sullivan, who went to Chatree.
Nevada, during the summer, re.
turned here the tirst OF the week, not
very mucn pleased with Nevada, so
We ATE informed
G.. II u, Lynch and wife, were
down from the Copper Queen mine
la the main range for several DAYS
during the past week Mr.. Lynch
owns considerable mining property
ia that section.
Eugege Ritter was brought I'm from
Nnett creek from Leesburg Monday
evening, lie was getting out logs On
Arnott creek, when tree fell on
MIN breaking his ankle, and the In.
lufcd mau was brought Ia to receive
medical care.
Comfy Auditor Smith went
Boise Saturday 20 attend the meet.
'ng OF the county auditors, which
meet In that city this week for sew.
'ral days session. AT these yearly
meetings they discuss matters per.
iiinine 10 their work and the best
methods Tor greater efficiency In
their work. lie will be gone until
clio middle OF the month.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
To Defy the Libel Law.

London is to have daily paper
which will defy the rigorous libel laws,
which are feared and usually respected
by all other journals published In
Britain. The new paper will print
news and comment which would rem
der any other publication liable to
heavy damages for libel, and WI "
more the existence Of the libel laws.
To make the success Of this sheet
possible, 1t will be edited. published
and printed on foreign territory. It's
Office will be at some town on the
French or Belgium coasts. from which
copies can be mailed TO reach London
by the first delivery. Thus the Eng
lish laws will be evaded.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10

pro perty, fOrmely belonging to S. b.
WYATT, situate, lying and being in
the county OF L emhi, State Of Ida.
ho. and N ore particularly described
as follows: House at the junction OF
Blackbird and Meadows Creeks, on
Grey Eagle Quartz lode, as the same
now appears OF record In the ONCE OF
County Recorder OF Lemhi county,
Idaho, the same having been hereto
fore sold to Lembi county, In pay
ment OF taxes levied against said
property and aforesaid owner.
Dated Nov. %, 1908.
W. 9. Smith,
Clerk OF the Board OF County Com
mlssIoners. BY order Of the BOaru OF
County Commissioners of Lemhl
County, Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10

George EIagsau-g . vile rec
turned FROM their western trip -ae
last of the week Nr kings5ury
had been at Seattle and other vest
ern points, laying in stock OF har-
ness and saddIey They report a
very pleasant trip and a most enjoy
able time during their absence out Of
the city.
Don't forget the Guild bazaar Tues
day evening, Dec. - az 1890 p. m.
IN The court room. The ladies' have
al sorts Of pretty things for Christ
mas. Aprons both fancy and plain,
fancy articles ranging all down The
line, cIlanders, post cards and book
lets with views Of Salmon. Also
there viii he home made candies for
sale.
Il. W. Mcbride has been improving
the time during the past week IN So
Letting funds for the erection Of the
electric line from here 10 Idaho
Falls. During the past week ho has
added ten thousand 10 the list, 50
that he now has little over seventy
thousand subscribed. The iu1ica-
lions are that one hundred thousand
will he raised IN this county.
The people we're startled Friday
night about . 30 by the ringing Of
the fire alarm The fire vas discOy-
cred to be In the Brough building.
The fire laddies made quick ron
and were upon the ground in less
than tive minutes after the ciang Of
the bell. II was then discovered
that their services were not needed
as the cause OF the alarm was the
burning out Of one Of the chimncys.
The Eastern Star held their regular
monthly session Tuesday night.
After the regular routine Of business
the following Officers we're elected for
the ensuing year: Worthy Matron,
Mrs. Whitwell; Associate Matron,
Mrs. Clayton; Conductress, Mrs.
Frost; Associate Conductrcss, MIS-.
Hubbard; Secretary Miss Carrie
Soule; Treasurer, Mrs. Greene,
Tuesday evening January 5th was
the date selected for the installation.
II. G. King returned from Glib
louisville yesterday where he was
transactlng business and making a
short visit with his daughter, Mrs
Fred Carl. While at that place lie
called on the A. ID. x VI. people.
He says they have made several good
strikes recently, and the future looks
bright for the mine management.
The mill is all ready to reduce the
ore, and are waiting to start up as
soon as the heating plant is put in
the mill, which is no" YeII under
way. Al
The camp of Bayhorse which %
years ago bad nearly 1000 inhab-
itants, and probably the best mining
district In the county, is today a
deserted village probably this win.
ter the town will not contain single
inhabitant, although few miners
will work on the different mines near
the camp. Last week Earl }. Mich |
chael the county treasurer elect, and |
his flmilY-he locked up his store in |
that camp that he has been running |
for so many years, and moved to
JhalllS. Also we notice that a num- |
number of the old-timers who have
held the camp down for a quarter of |
4 century, hoping each year thai |
work would be started or some deal |
might be made on the Ramshurn |
group of mines all of these old
timers have left the camp 1t Is sad |
IN think Of, when IL is a we'll known !
fact that Bayhorse is the richest
ead-silver camp In this section of |
Idaho. -Challis Messenger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of Dec, 1908 at the front of
the courthouse in Salmon, Idaho, at
the hour OF 2 r. m. OF said day the
undersigned Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, of LembI
county, Idaho, will sell at public auc-
ZION 10 the highest and best bidder
Tor cash, all the right, title and In.
teIest OF the said county of Lemhi,
IN ana TO the following described
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given TIA. The
irm doing business az Junction.
Idaho, under the Um maine of KIN
ney & peuncy Is this d8y dissolved
by mutual consent AN bills uNipg
the firm will uo collected by s. r..
Denney and Indebtedness Of Tho firm
will hc paiG hy lim
Dated this LIST day OF December.
l9US.
$. r. Denney
Dec, pa. Dick Kinney
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10

SALE OF TIMBER. Washington, d. C..
October 90, 1908. Sealed bids marked outside
Bid, Timber Sale, General Notice, October
10, 1913, Lemhi," and addressed TO the For.
ester, Forest Service, Washington, ID. c.,
will be received up to and including the 2Ist
day Of December, 1908, for all or any part Of
the cordwood already cut and stacked near
the old Viola Mining and Smelling Com
pany's ovens, located approximately Sec. 1,
/. IL, n. r. n L. b. NJ. within the
Lemh National Forest, Idaho; estimated to
he One Thousand Cords No bid of less than
81 per cord will be considered and depos.
II Of 500 must be sent to III. b. CTamer, Fis-
cal Agent, Forest Service, Washington, D.
C.. for each bid submitted to the Forester
Timber upon valid claims is exempted
from sale. The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved For further information
and regulations governing sales, address Mr..
John w. Hays, Jr., Acting Forest Supervis-
or Mackey, Idaho.
Earl II. Clapp Acting Forester
First Pub. Nov. I9
Last Pub. Dec. II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
College Professors on Defensive

President G.. Stanley Hall of Clark
university announces with solsmnity
that college professors must organize
for self protection and boycott all
news gatherers as enemies to academ-
ic dignity and weight. He says: Col
lege professors must do something to
keep themselves from being made ridi-
cuous The time has come when a
college professor cannot open his
mouth without being made to look,
speak and act like a fool"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10
The Clever Woman.

With all the discussion that Is now
going on about what constitutes the
eiever woman Il is interesting TO get
me opinion OF great English author
and editor.
A clever woman. as a wife. is a WON.
an who Is skilled In the conduct OF life.
In the control OF the household. and
above all IN the management OF her
husband. says William T. Stead I'm The
uSI'neator. A woman who could Meth.
or read nor write would be a bad wife
Tor any ordinary man In civilized
community. but such an illlterete wop,.
an II she were clever in an the srts
OF domestic economy, In the rearing Of
children and in being az once the IN.
SEPARATION and comfort OF her husband
would be clever enough for the clever.
est man in existence, and Infinitely
preferable TO the clevorest woman in
book learning that has ever been
turned out by a university.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-10

I Jesse q lANCspuRF, Assistant Cashier Of
the above named bank, do solcmnly swear
.hai the foregoing statement is true 20 the best
"a nay knowledge and belief.
Jesse g. langsdori, Assistant Cashier.
Correct NJ Langsdoh. Preaident
sabserhed and sworn to before me this
qh day 81 December, 1908.
fsnAtl w { Smith,
Clerk District Court,
Lemhi County, Idaho.