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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11
6eneinng zines bieiigen
Wannes.
,3insmeiiter siebt einen idJipers
tpiegenneu Muiid,lnk iiber
cine Sebauolung.
Gas Eublifum lit intcre1irt on ben
pon eincm prDmincnteu ytanne
GcmadDten gemerfuugeu.

s. &. 3in5meiiter bon 113 @elt
Court StruBe, IN bieit8er Stdot, ut
elmer BON ocu Spmoerten BON GincIns
ndtiern, lpeIde JeBt nit @ntbulia5'
mus oa5 neue Eoutfum nIoua 8tta"
tn0Oriiren, meldes gegenOarttg etnen
10 euormen 2IbIaB in Cincinnati int
bet.
8err 3nsn1eiIter io8te: oIteIes
Iona Gtta" bat mebr fiir MIDI ge-
tbau ais jeoe onbere bon mir ge'
braudte U}ebi3in mo ih bin bereii,
0ieies gu beitQti9en. Sd nebne oas
Iouttum ieIt fur3er 3ett un0 ih fubLe
jeBt beiier, ais ih iett elmer 9tetbe BON
25aDren geiiiblt babe.
,8or Dem 8ebrnu6c Oiele5 Sell
ntitteIs mar id pouItdu0ig herabge.
fomnen uno mar meiItentbeiI5 traHt.
Sit ihIief ihlcdt, botte Yta8enbe-
idprroen un0 mar icbr nprOO5. Sd
lit bdufig on 8crItopfuHg Ino bate
gar feline @illen5fraft sd fonte
faum 3ur 2lpotbctc MIDI tleppeu, I'M
Dos Jpniflm ein5utoufcu.
oShoH IN 0cU criteu (dgcu Bee
nerfte IdJ tbatiahlicb ejuc groBe 8el'
ierung. Sd be8am iton nod Der era
| item GoIi5 BON Iona Witu" beier 5u
InerOen. Id ionrte e5 ielbit tulm
gluuben uno 0ofte, es mare nllr Gul-
biIoung. Sd fiblte jeoen Eag beiIer
BON ba al uno bin beute in ieoer Be-
3iehung Die etn anOerer Wtenlh. ,Sd]
itlaie gut, eiie gut unO babe Olcl
mebr Strait Iu5 Befiibl Der Sfpd.
he bat mid perluiien, uno bin niht
uebr 10 nerDoS. als th mar.
yIieies III Elm mun0erbares Cont
furn, penn iA urtbetle, mo5 e5 fitr
mid getbau bat. ($f babe mehrereH
Sreunoen !Dtitt1ctlung oapDn gemad)t
uuo oieielbeu iteDen im 9cgrtfie, e3
3it periudlen"
| aacin Sonifunl f0Hntc einen iolh
ItaunenerregenOeu GrfoIg bobeu,
menn es niht etne 9rItimnuug 3u er.
, fiillen un0 OiClc 9eitinununq nitt er-
flIlt bate. IS naht eHtfrdftcte unO
eriflopfte Qtanncr ut0 6rQuen gliids
. Iider, geiunoer uno 3um aompf ums
Iaieln befdhigter", io8te elmer Der
Spe3ialtIten Delfe hlcrber gcitift
puroen, rm 0icie @raparation elu3u.
fltbren.
o@dbreno mir Jest jeoen Gug Sltn-
, 0en en1pfangen unb SunDerte pon ent.
frdfteten 2euten ourdl ltuier Jonitun
ibre 8eiunobcit pieoer erlangen
giebt es uoh IQuienoc, melde mir Dor
.. uuierer 2Ibrelle 3u errcthen Diini6en,
@err ale Die Mdnner uno ,Srauen
: peIhe in ,Folge nerpoier GriAopfung
an Gepreiiion Oes 8eiItes uno OeS
aorpers oarnic0erliGqen, lid 3eit uno
Dtiibe nebnen niiroeu, un5 aui3uill.
: den un0 nit uns 81 iprehen, nil
, Diiroen ci.e itaunenerregen0e SSitQe
pon Slid oen 8emobnern bteierStool
brinGen. gs giebt oa reht penig Ser
gnitgeu i'm &eben mir etnen Meniden,
:. tpelher Itd 1orttpabreno erIdopil
fiiblt. Siterlidh miro ihou oie aQer'
erite Ioii5 BON rnierem Lonifum Ell
. men Mann ooer cine iSrau IN 0ieieu
: 3uitanoe beiiern."
:, Iona Gita" lit in jeoer 2lpotbeft
: 3u babPn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11
9erberbli6e gruptiou in
Souburd


Wpbile, 4Ia.. 10. 4pril. DIR
RapitGn bes Dampfsrs sort Utors
aan", Der am WitttDo6 4beno bier
antam, iiberbradts bic Rahri6t, oub
burd eins eruption oes Gbiriqut
gerges, in Der RGbe pon goaos Del
zorro, gauIsnbe bon Reni6eu ums
Geben setpmmeu uno uau3e JnotaHsrs
o6rfer ssrftDrt norben isisn.
ISelbitmorb elmer iungeu
Oame. -
9Qiubena, Gal, 10. QpriI.
Fri. aouiis as!tenbiue, 20 Sabre all
uno prominent in Ger bisIiJer GsIeQ
itaft, BAT iih bier in ibrsr WDbrurg
erI6oiisn. Die asitenbiRes tamen pDr
uneefdhr nsun Jabren BON 2ouisotae,
ap., bitrber. Das bic iuugs Dams
gum Ssfbitmoro sstrieben bat, 1T nlh'
betdnnt.
Weudslmoro.
9reensburg, ga, 10. april
;Srau sSerbinano SaIpatore ipuroe an
| Wlittpoh Worgeu purh gteoolper
ituiI. aus benz S6lufe geihrett uni
lab su ibrem Streten, baB tbr 9ott
BON einem unbetannteu Wloroer er
ihoiien poroen mar. 9erIeIbe ma
nit Silfe elmer Qeiter in oas 56laT
aimmer oss Salputor.Then Ghepdars!
eingsprunsen unb bate iih auf oerlei
j, BEN Weae fpieoer entfernt.
J uWpnberlanbs" Gnoe.
9 ton, 10. 2lprit. Ter 9srgnii
aunespart .Wonoerlano", tDeI1er DC
etpo 6 Sahrsu in Repsre Bead 81 e
nem Toitenprete pom $4,000 errit
let purbe. lit fir $4,000 an cine
G,runosis.ntbums Spetulonten Del
tauft pprpen. ser 5omilienrDobnunge
auf ben 9runbftiid errihten laiie
pi. Der part mari nur pdbreno ei
nes einsiaen Sommers sineu beiheioe
neu Drpfit ab uno tpuroe I'M porige
Sabre s.idIDHsn.
unerfapinelide Gleii hs
pretie.
| Denper, Col, 10. 9lpril. gBGt
renb Der lsBten Iass iino Die en- grp
preiIe fur Rinber 10 isbr IN bic 5Df
getrieben tporben. oaB iis minoeiten
| 25 proSent bokr iinb, als lie es
pdhrsnb Der lebten 25 Sobren tparel
llnb babel fou bi. prsistrsiberst MOI
fortseisbt psrben! Sn ben 9snpe
| 9iehbDfsn brahten Shfenfletf
$3.50 Bis $3.50 per 100 pfuno un
Riibs uno Jarren $3.50 Bib 800.
Aus einem 5eniter I'm Y n
ionia Sotel su Rem
gorf geitur3t.
9ten Dorf, II. april. Sra
, Marp 9epp, cine S2Sabre alte 8ittn
. fiet ooer iprans am 3onneritas Wo
gen, balo nah Mitternaht, aus einel
I Renter i'm fiinften Stod bes Inioni
, Sotels.
{ iSrau 9eng unb ibr Sobn Siibo
lspobnten ieit mebreren DsonateH
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benz Sotel uno bic olte 8nme itn6 i6re
sSreulroe botten ben gan5en abeno
aorten geipielt Ger Sobn ioat, oaB
iie in better 2aune geneien ieL dls
er ibr quite. 91aft tpiinidte unb er
fonne nidt glaubeu, oaB iie SeIbit'
moro hpannQen hQbe.
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+ 6enrb meDer.
Ter betnnnte Sabafbdnoler fomnit
bel einem Automobiluuiaa
INNS yeben.

slls aeitern Die Nahriht bierher'
fam, 0aB Der befannte 8elddTtsfnonn
Serr Senrp Weper bel einem Auto.
mobiluniaQ oas 2eben perloren babe
uno iein einjiger Sobn Id)suer periest
,pcrben lei, COB iid in ben arcller, IN
ipeIher bic Sente naber befnnnt fpa.
rem, aufriG]tiges 9eoauern furo. 1as
llnaliid ereianete iif am Ilenltag
slbeno in Der gf1be Der Sommerreii.
benz Der isamilie bel 3elt gleranorla
in Der 8eaeno bon CANTON, >. 3a5
glutonlpbil, III Incident Der alte Serr
fab iino bas bon ielnem Sobne Serrn
SuroIo Wepcr geleuft nnroe, gertetb
in Der R1be Der Reiibens ins 8lelten.
Serr SaroIo Wfener bate Die aon.
troIle fiber Die Wiaihine perloren, Die.
ieibe ihlle um, itiirste cine goihnng
hinab uHo begrub Batter aftS Soha
i,nter ben 5riirrmern. lie Baiiogiere
elmer porbeifobrenben FRACTION Gar
eilten ben @eruns!idten au pile.
Ger alte Wann purbe ais Seid]e ber.
roraesoaen uno Der Sobn NOR ihtper
perIstt. 9eioe tpuroen nadJ Dem
gScbnbams transportirt uno aer3te
Daren ifneIl CUR Stclle. Cbgleih
Serr SoroIo Wteper idpuer oerlest
morocn lit, 10 mar iein 3uitanb ge.
liern abene bof Elm iolder, Dab ale
Gefabr nm iein Seben beieitigt su ieln
idrini. Gie ltertlid)e oiilIe bes aisi
10 traaiife Neiie inns 9eben gefom.
menen beutiden Tioniers miro mad,
Cincinnati aebradlt lno am 6reiiag
Gohmiiiag 3 llhr aui Dem Geiitidell
9srofeItnntiid,en sSrieoboi aui 8nIni,i
Sflls CUR ciuigen 9ilihe geleiiet. Tie
5ranerieier iinbet in Der sSrieohols'
aapelle itatt. Ter 0erbiihene binter,
Idbt Die Satin. cine Sof)ter SRI
ssreba Meucr. iotpie einen SohnSerrn
SDnrol6 Wcner. 2esierer iii uerhelra'
tibet ano Batter eines stinbes.
nenrp Wepsr fpurbs dls Sobn zines
Oerihtsbieners am II. Suni 1889 81
Jnihebe In 6anpper esborsH uno nr'
Iisb fhon NIT IA sSabren bas Batter
haus. CT sins nnh gremen unb fant
9sihdftigung In sinem gabai Gnsros
@efh1ft. Wier SABRE ipdier gins q
iibsr Gee su ieinsm in gineinnat
anfdfiissn 1rubsr unb bier bat Ger
Weper isitoem ununterbrohen gs
tpobni. Gr arbeite.e in ben srften Sab
ren feines 6itrieins in perihisbsRsr
@efhdftsn, bis er 1860 ein ileines @e
earrsnsefhdft sriinbsts. 1863 itattet
er Der alien 6eimatb tpisber sinen BE
fuh ob. bersiIte noh 9esnbisuns bel
Nlrssririeses bic Der. Gtaaien uni
eriinbets bonn tin 1obnt gnsros @e
iddfi. bos ibn gum reihen Wanl
mahts. Or unterbielt sroBs Waaren
hGufer In Qentudp unb 0irainien mr.
betrieb nit 6omburg uno Hrsmfn Z;
nen fdIirun9baften 6nnoel nit 9Idi
tertabof. Hereits Dor mebrertn sSnbrsl
1og er iid In ben Rnbeitnnn 3uriid unl
iibertruJ feline stfhGftlihsn 5uisrtiiel
feineia Gobn 0orolb. 6err Weper Dat
te ii4 in SABRE 1870 NIT 5rl. Giii
Cberbellmann ptrmGblt, bic i'm mi
feds Qinbern befHentte. BON tptIh<l
itbo4 rur enc 9odhier unb Elm Sol
am lsben geblieben fnb. Gerr Tens
mar Elm ruttesr m'onn. ber tn Gt:at'
pisltt. Der Dsitisa 0sus( sn Qsols
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s. { y er.

- Cine selinb. panit ipurpe in Der
Deitilleri. bon Rbeinitrom Bros. on
Der Dedrl unp Mdrtin Strubs geiterH
Utittog ourh oas llsberioten sinss
9eiIels peruriaht. Cine 4nsahI Der
ans.itellt.n iliidtsts iih iofort in's
iJreie, absr bas Jeuer ipurbs bon Der
berbeissruisnsn 5suertuehr i'm asim
erftidt.
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!, Nir babcn bcmicicH oaf Eaabgei.
fmrirt iucrScn fam"

Has essbeiianib tpir man tie rIti;eiioieH
nnb uRlihfbnren So:htfrdiie iii bic .ct,iiEa
ion laMbbct. ufe z0nftH I'm ttetfr eiispereei !
lam, iuiirhc efrbifn entbcdi Zau5ttii MD
~brenfcsfsa berfhfuirrcts nftttr bet ai'iecn'
eung bitftr usiieH iiio lrnrheIbarcil dHloea'
uiig nf Of iir tpsuae sas.cti tsiCr. It. Z. q.
iSrnins Go igfr5sc unn s3iileHtfnaiilft9 mrts
peH aHfn. fueifr m 1aEthcii mo Etrcnfais
ZEN lRinfn pcst0reGe slneIuEf nurOler len,
osu. iuie fie aehcilt Fpcreen ferren. Hrt sFp AZ
GhfoIut fret circrlci Ttc Innae fl Irnt IuaseH
fher spas thrc Icnbheit bstsctqetlitri bar.
Tieie spuilbcrbnte Rstunfiana III fr einfa.n.
nnIHrIif nro agiUib, BAT Gle fis9 wnuretH
i7ercen .pnrnm lie uiChf ncrhef cIIintdi lpilree.
eeIte Bite es tislieitndieu, lHn eritciilii uHo
bic aeHsilien HciieHteii feibii EuHotrr ilf nier
hie fnrruen NsfHiinc Sr1eHbeine inItbe Ger
ftH faiIn botiffnnciae Sutormcttcn fTtaHgeH,
tois Tie fdbncu fnTirt fperhcn icHu. Ero ;pnr
bau'r1ib obne fiHen eni aH5uleasH. Efrcl'
len gle hsuts noer fer ben Gle len 9sIircr m
Tr g. e. @tain 60. aSf Rtiffer Usbhltrc.
Sbie1au. Ja., uno ey!GuasH Gle pous Insinr't
ibcr bieie neue nuo iuuHoerbcre Gnieeinns.
abfciui ftsl.
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Nleine Standardization.

- Sm aaufs bes ssitrissn 3agss
purben pisbsr II Jubrleute abssTaBt.
bic niat bic porssihriebensn ai5snien
fir ibr. 5ubrperte beiaben. Sls
ipurben idmnilih fir heute Wtorssn
DOR Den poli3eirihter seiaoen.
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mar, true er bod feline geintIeioer
buditdbltd auf. Gr Ieets ME Elm 8lei=
oungsItiid ab, ebe ss ntht i'm pabritau
SiUne bes Wortes abgetragen uno
p0Qia unbrau6bar getporosu mar.
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Yolitii1es.

gei Der am q. Mni itattfinosnben
grimdrndht trerbsn bic Jolstnben als
aanoioaten fir republitaniine Gre
eutipes at large" auftteten:
i. Warb Sohn Menner, go. Rel
logg.
z. Waro-Trcnt leipis.
3. Warb-Gsorge 8etebah.
A. Warb-9eorae 5ibbIes.
5. Warp- Meitertamp.
8. RuoDlph aelter Spn!dl
Z. Waro- 5rsb. 8abtr.
s. War0-UliGdel WulIen.
9. Waro-5rant GuspeiIer.
10. Warb-Saeob alsin.
IL. Woro-4ibsrt 8. Worril.
IL. Marb-Ml. Reinbarbt.
13. Waro-Robsrt puhipaltsr.
Id. Worb-Jreo. Maag.
15. QBilIiam Shei6is.
16. Waro-Dan. Gpsrion, Sohr
SculIn, Sobn Reesan.
II. Wdro-9luguft airbsrt.
18. Waro-- 1reo. Ghntlier.
19. Waro-Gb. 8artite.
20. Warb-Rap 9ilIsHbrano.
q. Waro-Sohn prottor.
%. Waro-9eorse Sdott.
%. Waro-Georss CRAWFORD.
"a. Warb-Dr. 5asart.
25. Waro-gbos. 6ornberger.
OR Munrh q MlatEhrnht
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Die Republitaner Der 19. Worb ha:
ben 4leranbsr patterion, Glarerce 6,
4nnerion uno Sulius Youns ais Dt'
lesa'.u our StaatsiouuentiOn inooi
iirt.
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Die gaptiitsn.Girhe OH Der Neuns
ten Strabe bra6te geitern Die Trans.
attion gum 4bftIub. laut tDel6er bic
airte bds 9ruubsiosntbum oftlih BON
Der air6e bis 5ur alIep fir S51, 900
eripprben bat.
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Corn Fine Food Plant.

"'rhe corn plant produces the larg-
est measure of feed per area of land
and labor involved Of any plant, except
alfalfa under irrigation. The corn
plant also itilizes a heavy application
of barnyard manure more readily than
;ny o,hcr plant Presumably the far
,1er who makes livestock leading
factor In his system Of farming will
have an abundance of barnyard man
IRE to apply during the winter months
to the land that is to be planted to
corn the following season. The plow-
ing should be done as early as the
character of the land will admit and as
deep as the weight Of the team will
permit; narrowing and cultivating at
intervals Of from to days until the
middle or last of May, which will put
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ALIAS SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Shoshone.
Jarvis Mofflt. plaintiff. VS.. Edith NJ.
Moflit. defendant
The State Of Idaho to Edith Nj. Moflit,
Defendant;
You are hereby notified that there
Is now on file in the Office of the clerk
of the above entitled court in Wallace,
county of Shoshone. state of Idaho.
the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, wherein it is alleged that
plaintiff Is a resident of Shoshone
county, Idaho; that plaintiff and de-
PENDANT intermarried at the town of
Salem state of New York on or about
August End, 1892, and ever since have
been and now are husband and wife:
that on or about April Sth, 1910. the
defendant deserted and abandoned the
plaintiff at the town Of Looma Vista,
Province of Alberta, Canada, without
sufficient cause or reason and against
the will and without the consent of the
plaintiff and ever since has continued
to and now does live separate and
apart from the plaintiff without his
consent and over his protest and
without any reason; that there are
four children living. the Issue of said
marriage; that at the time OF the de-
sertion and abandonment of plaintiff
by defendant, the defendant took with
her the said children without the
knowledge or consent of the palintiff
and plaintiff does not know where
they are at this time
Wherefore plaintiff prays Judgment
that the bonds of matrmony now and
heretofore existing between the plain
tiff and defendant be dissolved and
that the plaintiff and the defendant
and each of them be absolutely freed
and released from all obligati41
thereof -.
And you are also notified that un-
less you appear and answer to said
complaint within twenty days after
the service hereof, If served within
the First Judicial District OF the State
of Idaho and within forty DAYS If
served elsewhere exclusive of the day
of service), the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded IN
the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal
of the District Court of the First Ju.
dicial District of the State of Idaho.
in and for the County Of Shoshope.
this 2sth day of October, A. d. 1912.
JOHN p. SHEEHY,
tSeaD Clerk,
BY l.. r. ADAMS.
Deputy Clerk.
WALTER II. HANSON,
Residence and postofice address.
Wallace, Idaho, Attorney for
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be furnished with each sample OF see'
Diversity Of Products Urged.

"1he purpose Of the company In
taking up this corn propaganda and
holding a corn show for the first time
in the Pacific northwest IL to encour-
age a more general diversiication Of
farm crops. better livestock and better
methods of feeding. We also believe
that In q great many instances the
corn field will be a satisfactory and
profitable substitute for the summer
fallow. 1t would also check against
the general arrangement OF business
that always accompanies Il failure or
even partial loss OF wheat crop. 1t is
a well recognized fact that these local
tiles where diversified farming is prac-
ticed arc less subject to bad seasons
and periodical spasms of bad business
than are those localities where a single
crop system of farming prevails.
we believe that a corn show will
prove as valuable factor in stimulat-
ing diversified farming and improve
methods Of stock breeding and feeding.
doing for mixed farming what apple
shows, poultry shows. flower shows
and other specialties have done for
them"
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

a.. district Court of the First Ju-
diciaI District of the State OF iua"o'
in and for the County Of Shoshone.
ANNA p. Sugars, plaintiff, Us. John H.
sugars, defendant.
The State of Idaho to Johh H. 'usdi''
Defendant: &C.
va, are hereby notified that there Is
non, on file in the Office of the clerk OF
,ho above entitled court in Wallace.
,o,,pty of Shoshone state OF ldano,
the complaint of the above named
plaintiff. wherein it is alleged tnat
pjaintiff and defendant intermarfled
II the town of Fernwood, Shoshone
,ounty. state of Idaho. on or ABOUT
october 2, 1907. and ever since nave
zen and now are husband and wHe'
hat plaintiff is a resident OF Shosnone
county. Idaho; that on or ABOUT feu-
uary 49, 1908, the defendant, olsre-
.arding the solemnity of his marriage
'ow. wilfully and without cause ae,
;erted and abandoned plaintlHs ahe
yer since has and still continues 80
O wilfully and without cause desert
md abandon plaintiff and to i've sep
,rate and apart from her. without any
sufficient cause or reason ana asdins.
Ter will and without her consent;
hat there were born to plaintin ana
defendant, the issue OF said marriage
two children. one of whom Is now de-
ceased; that the child now living,
Florence M. Sugars, aged four years,
is in the care and custody of the plain
tiff: that the defendant, by reason OF
his ideness and proffligacy Is not nj
or proper ~erson to have, the care OF
said minor child: that the plaint1n IS
able. willing and DESTROYS Of caring for
and educating said minor child.
Wherefor plaintiff prays that the
bonds of matrimony now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved and that the care and custody
of said minor child he awarded To
plaintiff and for general relief.
And YOU are also notified that UNI
less you appear and answer to said
complaint within twenty days after
The service hereof IL served within
the First Judicial District Of the State
Of Idaho, and within forty days If
served elsewhere exclusive of the day
Of service). the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
If the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State Of Idaho, in
and for the County of Shoshone. this
21st day of November. a. D. 1912.
JOHN p Shelby,
(Sean Clerk,
BY L. X. ADAMS.
Deputy Clerk.
JOSEPH RICE, Residence and Post
office Address, Wallace, Idaho. A.
torney for Plaintiff. N21-D19-5t
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Company, Limited. held on the 3oth
day of November, A. ID. lo12. Assess
ment No. of two CD mills per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable on or before
the 9Th day of January. A. ID. 1918, 10
Ida Scheave, secretary treasurer, 6os
Cedar street. Wallace Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 9Th day OF
January. A. ID. 1913. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold on the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1918. at the hour OF 500
p. m of said day at the office of the
secretary treasurer. COS Cedar street
Wallace, Idaho, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
IDA SCHEAVE.
Secretary Treasurer Empire Mining 4
Developing Company, Limited; 90
Cedar Street, Wallace, Idaho.
D12-J2-4t
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The Tables
Turned
Weekly Short Story.

Silas Venable, an old darby who
had taken his name from the former
owners of his family, was as good a
man as ever lived. He had gravitated
north late in life and was entirely un-
educated In his southern home he
was known to be above reproach; in
his northern home, when accused, he
must take his chances like other sus-
pects. A diamond had been lost which
Silas was accused Of stealing. Indeed
the owner declared that the stone was
lying in a room into which Silas had
gone to replace some rugs he had been
cleaning. The gem was missed as
soon as he came out of the room and
he was searched. 1t was not found
and the owner believed that Silas had
swallowed It.
Casey, the owner of the missing pro-
perty, determined to frighten the old
man into confessing the theft. Get
ting few friends together in his
house, he appointed one to play the
part of judge, another to defend the
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice tx hereby given that no one Is
authorized by the undersigned to incur
any indebtedness against the Amazon
Manhattan group of mining claims. sit
uatcd IN the Beaver Mining District,
County If Shoshcne. state of Idaho
Notice is also hereby given that the
undersigned. the owners of said lode
mining claims, will not be responsible
for nor pay any Indebtedness or debts
which may he attempted to be made
against said property.
HORACE M DAVENPORT.
MILTON j. FLOHR
CHARLES w. PETTS,
CHART ES +. ASP
BEN STANLEY REVETT,
WILLIAM CLARK.
THOMAS EEEUY
CHARLES w. BELTS.
Administrator Of the Estate of Barry N
lljlliard. Murray, Idaho. June go. 1871?
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the ground In good filth and destroy
most Of the weed seeds present. Moth
ing Is to be gained by planting the
corn too early. The ground should be
warm enough SO the corn would come
up quickly and grow rapidly without
like the stuntcd pig will seldom make
a profitable growth. From October
until December the corn can be fed
green direct from the field. But the
climate Of this section Is not well
adapted for the handling Of fodder
corn.
Experience has demonstrated that
the silo is the only safe and satisfact-
DRY place to store fodder corn. The
best time to harvest the fodder corn
for the silo Is just as the kernel begins
to harden. The best variety OF corn
for this purpose Is n medium dent corn
that will mature in about so days
Home grown seed Is always preferable
to that brought from a distance. The
corn plant adapts itself to localities
and conditions more readily than any
other plant BY proper care In the
selection Of seed the yield and quality
may be improved from year to year
Cultivate the corn every week until It
is tasseled One acre of this green
corn will make from 500 to 700 pounds
of pork
Hog industry Aided.
A medium variety of the dent corn
should follow the flint for later feed
ing. BY using the portable fence and
feeding a limited area at time the
pigs can harvest their own feed with
out any noticeable waste. Whether
the corn is cut up and fed in the pas
ture lot. or the hogs are allowed to
feed it down must be determined by
location, labor available, water and
fencing. Whichever way 1t is done
one will find the most rapid and pro"
titabe gains are made from the green
corn Even when hogs are running on
rich stubbe fields, an evening feed Of
green corn will pay in Increased gain,
ITO stimulate greater interest in
the growing of corn the O.-W. r. e. n.
will during the coming season distrib-
ute several hundred dollars in cash
prizes. The plan contemplates a corn
show for eastern Washington and nor
thern Idaho about December /, 1913,
and another at some point In eastern
Oregon the week following where the
prizes will be awarded for the best
acres of corn. the best ears of corn,
the largest yields OF fodder and the
best essays on corn growing. A fine
collection of seed will be secured from
those already growing corn in the var
ious sections. This seed will be dis
tributed among such farmers as are
willing to plant and care for 1t accord
ing to directions detailed instructions
for preparing the ground testing seed
planting the corn and cultivation will