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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
@ie eutfernt man sOmmcriproHeu?

IS qibt peuige Soutleioen. DeIhe
fire SrS9er un0 S%rdlerinnen 10 lebr
9cnicren ME Sic Soumeriproien.
10 Nrmlo5 ul0 uridui0i9 lie an
ms sir iih and iinS. TbaHdhlih
Mrs ia auh Nos itoHite @eiiht 3n'
mol lei einem iouit ie5r 5artcn Eeint
icar erhablid enrte0t. llno mas
0os Shltnmtc III. eS qiebt fein
iiteres 0dttcl. nm Sie CONNER.
iproiieu Nrueruo 81 cntfernen io
Oielc ihrcr mlh anQeprleien Dcroen.
Ter Grioll non allen @},tteln It
rMir uon far3cr Gauer uRN uat' elmer
Reshe ron @odNn iiHo Ole tleinee
Nlcdeu acnlu rje0cr ME norbey n0r.
han0gn. 41e Observation-Disclosures
hlacn Sas RoHeiuam NaB tie Sic
iarbito lalrcnSe Stiht Ser Gbpr.
5llt Qr NbitoBml brjauen. nab
urcn @umtnoaul 'iibyt Sic ueiiQc.
bi.Acic Nagt yueHiaer 5T1rItofi ur0
ianlii til Ser 9spcd Ser g~Rtf1rbunl
iun1d5t crreiht 9as bSte 9}ittel
6lcr3u iii Nas Slib,inat In 10
&roient 9orlua. ueldes euttpeSer
uieoeraot mlf1eptuielt o@r in Ser
8aie an1eaNn0ef miro. oaB man
.ttu NIT Oieer 9oiun1 dagefeuh.etcs
Slwheu ouilN7t uno me5rere
StuENR .Iie1en last. Sie 0aat
1854 iih NaysgT mSar oNr min0er
itirmiih 15 uno Size iit aeu5il&uSc
FL Naru ar5los o0er icNeuf1ns pe.
1i1er aefarb.. "a oicie Rsg jeSoA
car 5daarf 1T Norf nc MIR unt,y
1y;fli der RoHtroile noraeuourmer
wgrSeu. AsbnliH wirft Ser SstieH-
'oictuS sUeIher SreimQG tdpiit
| auaepuie5t uire. M&5ere @A+si
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Sanisr. nnb s~tnbenmaIsrin.

aita ArnaOott;r. cine iunae
IanoeriH. Die ieit aursem 0as VA.
le~ubauoDerf in Smmburg mrsiibs,
giebt, ME Don bort gemeloet miro,
Uieoerum eiRen 8opeis BON ser
8lebeitigteit Der praftiihcn 9eruf
mo @uperbs mir ene
8rau. SSn 3~eDfIaoif, Ser mad benz
9~aupfbafen Sslonos Der g9taun-
huhf", benannten Sauptitaot gebo-
rem, eriGelt Syung aita ols Eodter
zines 2dbrers cine rett quite, griino-
Iide BiIoung. "a Der tribe Se0
oes 8aters ole nieIfopfige Semitic
aWi eigeneR ~ltnterbalt aMpies,
woHOte AUDI iie, mie Die aHoerH Sc
lfaDRter, it'd einem praftIihen Or
Denbs5Deige 3n. Der 3Hiaa brnd)te
lie IN ole 2ebre zines SduIler. uno
5tubenmalers. Der nit liherem Sll.
itintt Die fiir feline Broieiitoe geraoe
in iener 8eit ~einieten0e Stonunf-
tur I'M 8aubaH0Derf geihidt Glisat-
HuseH oerltan0. Die SbGtigfeil
iagte ibr 5u, uno ais iie mad oiers
idbrieer 9ebrseit Elm 5ortbiIOungs.
ltipeHoium eubieIt, BEL 0eilen Der.
leibuHg mon in Dem iebr Tortifritt-
hh %geiinnten giIan0 cine ooaiae
@leify6erehtignng mdnnliher uno
meIblider Anrparter a~nerfenHt, giHG
iie an Die tedniihe Sod]id,nIe in
aopenbogen. 9a9 speiN9uigcr
ermlter2lrbeit mel0ete Ie lid bier nit
81 3oaesen 5uiammen sur @GeQen-
prilfung uno boitanO 6as @ralnen
mie MIR nod penige griiiIinge mi.
aus5eihmlng. Bon bier fiibrte tie
ibr ShidiaI ourh 8ermittlung ei.
Rer in 9opeHbngen oni1iitgen SAM.
burgerin nnd) Snm5urg, mo- tie iehr
bul0 BET ser 6irma Gutenberg uHo
gtielieH ais tiiftiger, bejo5Iter Wea-
Ieugeieae 4rbeit lamb. yn i5blideM
Whalerfittsl, 0orunter eincn Taltigen
getbeiGten God, mie err fir Surn.
uno HdOTdhreryDede beliebt 1T, cine
Feline &uHomiibe, 0ie ods iippige
NunfeIblonoe, Der Seimutbiitte emf
iprefen0 in oiele 7La1e 30pie &C.
dohtene 6oar oerOedt, ouf oeln
aopf, malt uno ladirt. gUita arna.
o0ttir BON Worgens bis a6em0s
noh Ser5ensIuit. Sat Ole 5eieritun-
De geihgc9en. 10 bestuuift fe rai3
Die Arbeitsflei0ung nit Der 1elieb,
ten 3aHoestroft, in Der tie in oer.
StroBen 6dmburgs, sic tbr 10 bieI,
Remembering entIoden, oft genuJ
an9eitnrrt un0 angeitaunt miro.
uno ~uHbeirut, ais gingen lie
0as 8etriebe I'm iie berun. Die neu.
gierigen 8dfe gar nihtS an. Qebt lie
ibres @egs. lln6 lie iielS i6mmd
uno intereiiant aus. gIeifoieI Oh an
fiibFen SogeR Der Iange 8o6montef
aus hlNiem Eliii6 nit peiBer 8el5-
mroHOung ie einbiilt, ODER Oh uu-l
Der idhDur8e Oihtgefdlfete Rod, Die
gleihe ldngdrmelige SADIE, unter Der
oas DeiBe Semo un0 oas @fieoer
nit Dem ih0nen alto1nii6en Silber.
ihmud berOorgidt. uno Dor alien
Die feline geitridte idgpar3e Seioen.
Mite NIT Der Iangen, Nur6 cine
Silberr0bre ge3ogenen Glio1te oie
6ohter Oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sis
Idn0es perrdth.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

iino Der Bornr uno ser ShDelel.
Bas erteren anlaRgt, 10 reIbt mar
mt elmer Soiung, Ole aus t55rdmm
goroT. 20 8ramm a0lniih @olier
uno $50 Brnmm Spiritus beiteht.
0as @efiht 10 nal taglih Gin.
Zen SdpDefel ~Oer4Denoet ma IN
form elmer nit aromatiider giig-
i0ure 'bergeitelten 9aiR. Gen ro-
then mo grinen S6leieru ri6mI
man nah. 6dB iie oas ent7feben ser
Sommerlproiien Derbiiten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Grinnrrnns
Bon @m. eeOnferO, G6icaao.

On us Iidfer 5crne uabct leiie
JTE lie 6OlOe see GrinHcrunG
70" Sir jiebt mid IT'LL in ibrc
6reiie
ltnO madjt mid micOrr frOb nnO
jung.
Sic briHat mir al Bic gOlO'ncn Gage,
Gic langit beridDnnOen iuO, 5nrid;
Sd figps an mciHes Ser5cus
Sdlagc,
GriHreruna, In bit mein Slid.
III brinsit sHd Srieocn Dem &c.
mutbe,
IN Bit 10 ianft, 10 milo, 10 ia6,
GriHuernua, On Onft'se 8lnt6e,
On eais i65He5 garaOies.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Sir Slide uuO Sms.
adasn5shsl.

z onnta9. 91nSelimppe. = Sunee
9iaBHer nit @urfeuialat. aartof.
feln nno aompott.- einge5uGerfe
Sobanniss un0 Simbeeren nit
0abne. - 45en0s: 1afribiuppe
NIT 2)&loBdpn. 3ii6rci nit
Galat mo 9luHdnitt.
" ontaG &eiaupDe. - @ebade-
ner Sfoblrabi nit Shmfen. ~
Sunh: eierfufen nit Gr0beersu.
.Gientag: Standardization
iteiner 6leiib nit @elidfraut -
Sunh. 9obnenlaIat nit neuem
SeriHg.
20 tttwod: 3eisfuppe. ~ @e6ra-
tene SdEDeiHsfeH6hen nit Shnitt-
bOhneE. = 2um1: Side 9tilh init
8rot un0 3Ader. - @eide gier.
Gonnertae: S}9athdiuppe. ~
6lihfoteletts nit Ealot mo Rar-
to7ieln. Sund: spinal init
8aritfen.
6reitag (oegetariid): S6oten,
iuppe n aartofieIpuifcr nit Sur.
tenialat.- 4)gilSgemiiYe nit Gar-
tofieln. - 5afergruBe nit Seioel-
beeren. 2urb: Gotbe @riise
nit 8aniqefauce.
z am It a G~erbeIiuppe. - @e6ra.
tene 9al6sleber nit 9tobren. -
&uud: 2ungenbaifse nit 4artoi-
feln.
u 9trfhfuppe Gin 6 Eerio.
uen). - 11a 3iunO SauerfirideH
weroen ausgeiteiHt Die aerne 3erito-
Sen. nit eiH menig @aiier alsge-
fo6t, 0as @aiier 0~urdBeieibt uno 81
ben airi6en gei6itttet. welfe nit
4-6 5erbrodene n3piebaden Guart
gSaiier. etDa5 Simnr mo 3Itronen.
ihale meih getodt mo 0ur6 Elm
Gicb geitrifen meroen SobaIO DIE
Guppe Damn Die0er foft, tut man
"a Eim0 3uder, cine &rIie Sab
uno chUus @cta biH5u mo ridtet tie
uber mtenite6en0eu AloBcn an.
q @ebrHbtc @rtcBtloBe.
sSn 70 Gllart Wlilb gic5t man 10 uiel
@rieB 0oB er, auSacQnolen cInen
oiden Bret gicbt, gieien ibiIttet man
in cine Sdiiiicl uuo ldBt i'm erfal-
ten. Siersu rii6rt man 2 Gier. Sal5
mo 2 gauge III @iiricl geihuittene
mo III Set seroitete Semneln
Maiie rithrt man ait mfterd..-
atOer mo gicbt nod 10 pje. Mild
0a}u, 6aB man oaraus bii6ide aIoBe
iormen fam. melfe man IN Sol5.
moiier ouffoAt.
81 Gfuppe. - Tie gar.
ten @ldttcr zines Saluttopies, ehuaS
Ger6el uno eitragon meroen nit ocm
@iegemeiier fein ge6att in iriid)er
Batter iiber geIinOemGelter %geldaultt
ua0 aieruuf mat 2 lln}en a%its5edueIl.
tenn Nets oermtidt, ruon1d man Oas
@an}c III cine Eerrinc legt uno NIT
l Guart 6leddbriIbe Hber6ieBt, Die
NIT eiuigen @ioottern abge-
quirit bat.
A. 9iI8gemIfe- lie gut sc.
reiniaten &iI3e peroen nit Butter,
Sai3 3%luiebeln un0 etpas 8iinuneI
aeidmort. bis Tie id}6u mei6 iinO.
Damn brGunt man Qlehl in Butter
gel6, rii6rt IS init Sahne gIatt 81
elmer Salce un0 gie6t Dies 81 BEN
9Sil3en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
@oIocac Nadf

y arctic 0od' Sag Csne Iar,n
Sdnpig3a-
gtot tecr Wttaem Naltr 1uc.f R
is ao.0eueu (rOlulga garsNHeHde,5
@ill1eG
Gucd mejuc Seelc 3s1ta..
G2 70 p sar. Ncs N...t,s Nuit,l
Sdtmutrr
S$ie Nr5arota idcu lui Siatwas.
fb0i1t
@rldi exit Ser Sla 5srsia a-t bel.
lem tf.sgmeru.
&crflic5, Ser boloe Sr,uu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23
Die @criocuonne Der iifeu Giridleu
in Der 9iide.

gcfmutlih iiuo Die BaIbiouren
sRirihen. y. Die Nmare0en ste 10.
lenanntm @lastirifen gfatten unO
Die ed)ien .SnuerflridJen" belie6ter
IN ser {iidlc. ais oie iritber eridlet
ueHOen giiBen airlten4, 10 GROCER
8oriiebe ijh lebiere ann sum Bob
OcripeiicH erfrcueH. lin ein rcdlt
aH8cnebm ~idlme8cn0es 8pmpott pom
Ncr5iuideu 3u bereiien mdiht man
2 8luno @iriden last lie p%oaitau0ig
Clti DEM Siebc trodnens itiat lie ub.
Cntfcrnt lie un0 aiebt tic III 3udcr.
ialt oen man Aeriteat. in0em man
. lluBen 3udcr itHea in @aiicr
taudlt III 0ic SIaNcrolle ntr gelm0cs
Gcucr itellt In0 init Dem Sait elmer
tlemen 3itroue bctraNicIt. Ea}u
aicbt man Elm Stiidden Sitroucn.
ldlale un0 3tuHlt, idppenft Oie stir.
ldcu cftmals Oarm mn. oumit tie
uirbt anieben ua0 uid)t 81 lehr ser.
fcdcn. uto iaBt nc uagci0br 800
1tinuien 0lntpicu. niumt tie NIT
Dem Sd,aumio1tl Aeraus, legt iie IN
cine @l0sldulc l0Bt Sen Sirp nod
EN- meuIg einleoca uus ilIut i'm
0ariJ5er.
Aid) Gin io5enanater airiHfo6.
nle Der 3terrcitlite uro iIOoeltihe
@uSorud 0aiur loutct. ldBt iid] nit
ii6eu S}irihen e0er @er5firimcn her.
itcucn. 9jau rsart u Nuno Rei5.
mebi o0cr &ti4arie5 IN etuaS fultcr
I}ilh reht gIoit. Iicbt oieie 93oiie
nod uu0 nad untgr betlu0Iaen
NiIlren in Elm Gnlrt iieoeu0c 4lilh
5u Ser man ciu Stiit 3immt gGa0H
bat fo6t iBtlger tr0itia riihrcU0 eli,
licu lieiieu &cei CIoon Der 'id BON
0er &uftroac aaioit. idatttet thn sam
&ustiIhien In cme SdIiici ln0
mudft i5n Damn NIT CT eio0tttrn
. ei8roBc State Attidrter Soal go.
0etae FA1elor sagrGutfcr T. Nflm0
suder Der a"tHerieotten Sdalc elmer
3tu3fc sem iUiflci6lalcucn ~.
mdg hnee uHa 2 9Sfun0 ausacteru.
jen StiyitNH Cie 2tane MIRO IN eine
unit Gutter oi2lciuibeue AufIaui
iorJn lCl,it I'm EfeR bel actInosr
Nlgc sos attu,ca aeeaden Hio
Jou m.t Slaer 5sltreui. IN Ser
Norn rreirt
0irl htl0ge 0iriieH eseHfals
ttm ie5r oi0cteau@ @erjbt fiIr ote
5eatWerielt ls.H aas MAJ Hod 9e
litseR ooa ieCer Sorte &iridlen bcrel.
ficn taHn. se SIR Ism aiadt man.
oHg6 Nluvuuse 1 poit ein utnis 81.
trcneuiN- ctpas ber}bsiter i'm @e
idmad 9iln Nfuuut / &funo sir.
it,tB itei,t tie ans uu0 aiebt iie uU
NIT osm ei8euen Sat oaHc eiHsr
Sropicn &3ig mfnWnf4gea. Aii
=. GfunS 3u5ev cauaS 3itrcuen'ai.
ms sShalc AMI 8eiinocS 6uier
#l0dmoit lie ~l1u5ian Deib uI0 sluai
70. oaB ie tciue ~ lanse @r!t5e CT
aaI,eL &abeE tie au7iI Snis esae
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

gine SerouTesuHg 0es Sci.
rotaS1lters in SianIoHo babeH oe
mei6lIheu 9ogeoroHeten pernnlt.
Blister mar oas @ia0eit1lter fix
9h10hen ouf Is Sabre feitgeiest uno
oie finuiideu Observation-Disclosures
bchuupten. Sas unter Den f~gsIuati-
iHea Serh1ltuiiien SnRIano's ST,
0idShen Bort ourtous init 10 n
rem nor nidt reii, nid't fd5ig fms
7Sran unn Mlttter 81 ieiR. STe mr.
Ianqen cine Stnouesuuu Ns
ratasmiinoiqen alters ruf Nrs rs
2ebeRsichr mo monen. me
m1bnt. McrfIr I1u.er ginDa
Freie Dom Snteveiie Der Rnron a..
tuoosae 9rlrSG ae,tzzA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

g2an bereitet and wobli6meden-
cen giiia aus 1SalIo6it, Der it'd aber
uIdJt lange bait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

to!ut.eh oer5uaaeue G..sra itr5.
mea ,ai1er eiuen E5ei. i9,es @la.
deS agi BE 8iroer Gus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

etne goli5ei- 9gAnteuiin lit IL
9eipsis tbdtig. Gle miro gleidpple
0ie ihon bap15rte S~Mttgarter YolI.
3eHhpeIter Senriette slbreno iih
i~ns5cioROere ser iugcHolifen @e-
f06r0eten, ser g~roittuirteH uno Oer
9inOer nnne3meH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

Inter Dem @ehFI-6er hoIdnS:'
lden 8egierung befanntlih lit
0ds IiberaIe &eginBru non 1907
.0urb Elm foRierbati0sflRrifales ubgc-
lott 1por0sn-6aben belon0ers Bic
'peibIiheu SOFT. Geegnpben. mo
Eelcpbon : @ngete11en 81 Ieioen.
'gBdbreno fhnen I'M 9ftDber 1907 Die
'G5e geieslih erIau6t uhiu0e. lit oieie
.gerfil8ung lett wieoer, 5urldgeuout-
men. j
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

Bur 9citi5ng Don Whfieen ma
8ibIiot6efen DepOen nab Ger nelc.
iten 8ernigung oeS fran5oithen
@iiniiteriums 6pauen inter ocnle..
ben 8%eOirgugen fpie 93duner 5uge-
3auetieaos iino Oerartiee
StellIngen. Del OcHcR 0ie Sorginm.
teit uno @enouigteit Ser 5raueD
ie6r our @eltuna fontnen unO an.
Beroroentlid geeignet FIR entiprc.
.deTo suiiienihaitlia DOrgebiOe.e
Jr1Ien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

einen 9eruf 5u Dem iih ge-
ihidte meibIide @an0e iehr eignelss
BADEN iidl einige 6raueH III eng
lan0 enu06lt. Haulit oen Der SUI
melierin. Cine Ser befaHnteiten eng
SNupelierinnen lit 5rm s..
Galotta. S5re Spe5inlit6t ut Is,
@aaridmud aus OiinuRShlageneH
SilberbIattern 81 perfertmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

G)alrie iins m Berlin i'm grf.
itcaea bcariien. An ether ft10tiihen
Sout6iGEn1Sfagle miro an snpi
abemoen III Der @otc Rodnnterr;ht
uuo @n9ieneniHterrift ertbeilt.
G5ere5't Ioa u1hitea 8snter 03,n
Iomrasu. lie SfliRrfrrer ms
ans dGiB.ih 5era ldtiae ninas
M60speu 0ie iih In taufnanriHsn
@eidEEen eI 8uh5aIteunueu.
aorre7oroei-t Stenoqrapbis.
ueu. gq- raen H. +. n. tbr
8rot rp1tr= in 1esriff ifnS an
h~c'rl.5tr wo 6t III sen Sous.
areteu wouen. &c.
tlae~ tsf3 1T Der giser.
51 oer fs 1u urteuiGr tbeilue5.
agl- Ger ser 9eit. Gehle7
ri, 3cr 5rlu0 hn-ner nihf
oor ge,r 5or rlif Der 9eii
a gah a5eohtr i5y Sdnei6erF
Rue einfgr.dNn 0te Der Sens
zen er2a-nijie in 8aSset srm5s
I-i41..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-23

Sine ausqe5eifnete ginrihtung
fir nei6lide @e|hdftsangeiteate lit
ser. 2ouOoncr .Glub Tor @irls
@Ierfs~. Seine llripriinge liegen
icst aht Sabre 3uriif, uno es bon-
Oelte it'd 8uerit 0orum, cine StGtte
III idafjen. mo Sic meibliten Sc.
it6ftsaW9dtc1ten 9onoous gut mo
prcisper1 an ipeiieu @eIegenbeif
batter. 0araus bat lid MN Der in
,Qea0enhaa Street belegene, 0urd.
aus ~eIegante Rlu6 entmideIt, Der
.OurHDe9 ouf Sen SuBe Der norne5.
men 9lubs 0es @elteHSs aeiiTbrf
gs Jeb0ren inn ais MitJlie-
Der iesi ii6er 500 apei5lite aommls
an. sic finoen sort eineR id0uen
'5peiieiaaI fir mehr ais 300 9erio-
.nen. cute mn Hgige Mabl3eiten,
StenenoermittIirug un0 cine 9iblio-
.ttef. 0nS 9ouooaer 9ssipia mars
'spoM CUR 3ahahmung 5u ~enpieblelG
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11

Captain S. G. Rhoades, Ell
more county's veteran surveyor,
returned Saturday from a meet
ing of the civil engineers and
surveyors Of the state, held at
Boise last week at the instance
of Surveyor General Utter. The
meeeing was most profitable as
well as a pleasant one and not
the least valuable of the results
accomplished was the formation
of an association to be known
as the Idaho Civil Engineers
and Surveyors association,
which will hold stated meetings
hereafter. The proceedings of
the association were closed with
a most enjoyable banquet at the
Idanha.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11

the people of the Inland Empire
this fall.
The Interstate Fair has kept
pace with the rapid growth of
eastern Washington, and this
year the demand for a larger
fair than ever has been met
with hearty reponse from the
Fair Association, which has re-
suited in more premiums, a bet
ter race program, the enlarging
of every department and the
addition of many new attrac-
tions.
Every department has been
placed in charge of an expert
enced superintendent and many
of the officials who have been
with the Interstate Fair since
its organization will again be
found in their usual places,
bending every energy to make
the Fair this year one of the
best in the history of the north
west.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
THE SPOKANE FAIR,

Over sixty thousand dollars
will be expended for the Inter-
state Fair which will be held in
Spokane this fall from October
5 to 10, inclusive, Bigger and
better than ever before is
the aim of the Fair manage
ment and to fulfill this end
add attract better exhibits the
premium list has been thrown
wide open and the largest sum
in the history of the Fair Asso-
citation will be given away to
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
ATTORNEYS READY TO FILE
COMPLAINT in WATER SUIT
Action to Be Commenced in District Court To-
day to Obtain DEGREES Covering All Right. to
Canyon and Long Tom Flood Waters.

The work of preparing the
complaint in the big water suit
which is to determine once for
all the rights to the waters of
Canyon and Long Tom creeks,
has now been practically COM
pleted and it is reasonably GER
tain that the suit will be started
today or Monday at the latest.
The water users who will ap-
pear as parties plaintiff in this
suit represent in all over 750
acres of land in the immediate
vicinity of Mountain Home,
and hepartiesdefend
ed all who have had water from
the Great Western Beet Sugar
company or who claim the right
to receive it from that company,
SO far as those parties can be
determined. The complaint
will be a voluminous document
and specify in detail all the
rights to water claimed by the
parties plaintiff, as we'll as give
a complete list of the parties
defendant, which will presuma-
bly, include all who have water
deeds or contracts from the
Great Western Beet Sugar COM
pany. This last list will doubt
less be far from complete, as it
is doubtful if even the compa-
ny's officers could give a COM
plete list of those to whom wat
er deeds and contracts have
been sold. However, this lack
will be immaterial for the pur-
pose of this suit, as it will be
the duty of anyone who claims
water rights under this system,
whether he is made a party to
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Mountain Home people were
greatly shocked yesterday to
learn that Frank Langford, a
former resident of this city,
had been killed at Rupert by
John Fleming, a neighbor, with
whom Langford had a quarrel
of long standing over a water
right dispute. The trouble
started over a year ago, when
in the course of an alteration
over their respective water
rights, Fleming assaulted Lang
ford with a knife and would
have seriously injured him had
Langford not succeeded in
wrestling the knife from his as
sailant. Since that time there
has been bad blood between the
two neighbors, and on Thurs
day evening Fleming laid in
wait for Langford and, as he
was passing by in his wagon,
shot and killed him. Fleming
at once went into town and gave
himself up to the authorities
and is now awaiting his prelim-
mary hearing.
Langford is we'll known here,
having lived in Mountain Home
and vicinity for some years. He
attended the local schools and
afterwards was driver of the
Bruneau-Mountain Home stage.
He married a sister of John
Black of this city and, just prior
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
COMMISSIONERS TO
MEET MONDAY NEXT
Will Designate Voting Precincts for
Coming Election and Sit as
Board Of Equalization.

The County Board has a hard
two weeks work ahead of it,
commencing on Monday of next
week and the prevailing hot
weather does not make the
members look forward to the
prospect with any degree of
satisfaction. On Monday the
board will take up the usual
routine of examining and ap-
proving reports. and vouchers
and allowing the salaries of
county aficers. Later in the
week it will consider a number
of petitions for roads, including
several in the Big Camas coun-
try, which is filling up with peo-
pie quite rapidly, apparently,
The next job for the board will
be that of re-designating all of
the voting precincts in the
county, a task that may occupy
considerable time, or may be
disposed of summarily. But
the main performance of the
meeting this month will be the
equalization of the county tax
assessment, which is growing
to be more and more of a task
every year. There is no reason
to expect that the board will
complete it's work short of two
weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
TROUBLE OVER
ATLANTA ROAD
Rocky Bar People Resent Being
Left Out by the Proposed New
Route and Will Fight.

Among the troubles awaiting
Elmore County Commissioners
when they meet for their reg
ular July session will be the
settlement of the route of the
proposed Mountain Home-At-
lanta road, which has been be-
fore the board, in one way and
another, for the past year. At
the April meeting, Captain S.
G. Rhoades and two assistants
were commissioned to go over
the suggested routes for this
road and prepare a report to
the Commissioners, from which
it could determine which is the
most feasible. This report has
been delayed until this coming
meeting on account of the i'm
possibility of doing any accur-
ate work on the matter in the
upper country until the snow
was entirely out of the way.
1t is understood that the report
is now ready and also that it
will show that the route via
Junction Bar, which leaves out
Rocky Bar, offers an easier path
through the hills and a less ex-
pensive one to construct. Nat
urally the people who live in
the vicinity of Rocky Bar are
taking a keen interest in the
matter and it is reported that
having learned of the probable
character of the viewers report,
they will be down in full force
to fight against the adoption Of
that route, or any other that
leaves them off the map. 1t is
not known what inducements
the Rocky Bar contingent are
prepared to offer to get the
road put through their way,
but presumably they are pre-
pared to show good reasons, fl
nancial or otherwise, why their
wishes should be respected. In
any event, the fight will no
doubt be interesting.
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For Sale Cheap.

Team Of horses and work har.
ness for $l50.-H. G. HEALY, rear
of Mr.. Greene, Sr residence. 59-1t
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
BRYAN CARRIES OFF NOMINATION

For the third time, William Jennings Bryan of Ne
braska is to be the standard bearer of the Democratic
party His selection for that task was almost fore
gone conclusion before the Denver convention was
called to order and the opposition to him dwinded to
nothingness before the week passed On the first bal
lot he received total of 1872 IL votes against SO 2
for Judge Gray Of Delaware and 46 for Johnson of
Minnesota and the nomination was then made unani-
NOUS Up to late hour last evening no selection for
the vcepresidency had been made although long list
of candidates. all more or less unwilling was being con-
sdered At the time of going to press the indications
that John W. Kern of Indiana would be chosen for
Mr.. Bryans running mate
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the suit or not, to come in and es-
tablish his rights when the case
is heard under penalty of for
ever losing them. This will be
an expensive process perhaps,
but it at least has the merit of
certainty. Once the rights to
the waters of these creeks have
been judicially determined, they
are settled for good, and all the
power of the court will be used,
it necessary, to see that the de-
creed rights are observed. A
water master will be appointed
by the Court, who will be re-
sponsible to the Court alone,
whose duties it will be to see
to it that the rights to water,
as decreed by the Court, will
be strictly regarded by those
who have the water system in
charge. The plaintiffs in this
suit are represented by Wyman
& Wyman and Frank Martin
of Boise, whose familiarity with
the water right law in general
and the local water situation in
particular, make it quite GER
tain that the matter will be
properly handled.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
Excursion to Canada August 4

Via Oregon Short Line. Greatly
reduced rates to Lethbridge, Stir
ling, Raymond, Magrath, Cardston.
Tickets limited to 30 days. Elk.
cursion train will leave Salt Lake
at ll:45 p. m. August 4, passing
through northern Utah and Idaho
August 5. See agents for rates and
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11

The Mountain Home Lumber
company, by it's attorney, ]. M.
Owen, entered a default judg-
ment yesterday against John H.
Garrett for the sum of $751.72
and costs, amounting to $22.75.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-11
For Sale,

New kitchen range; heater; rug,
12x14 and incidental articles.-H.
G. HEALY, rear of Mr.. Greene, Sr.
residence. 59.1t