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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Siuiger
8iro lid in 3ufuuit Sas Anti' Z 0riu
iteleH.

0as Qnti 5priu, oas pirtIamits
Ilittel ssgen0ipbtRritis ptro in aqers
nGtfter ,3stt bier fir Elm DritteI oes
qesentpGrtigen Preiies erbdItIih isin.
0ie'ss piro ourh Elm 3uiammsupirs
ten oes 9eiuHobeitsamts uno Deg 4poz
tbetsrpsrbanoes srnlDsIitt psrher.
Der Ipotbetsrperbanb bat Der 8es
'uno6eitsbeborbs ben 9orItIag ees
matt, boB bisiss Wsoitamsnt senau
nah @btcagoer Wuitsr pon sinsm bors
ttgen 2aboraturium be3ogen uno oann,
natoem es bon bem Itdotifhen gbemis
ter gepriift poroen lit, bier in ben
ounbel sebra6t psrbsn iou. 0ie @es
fuuobeitsbeb0roe bnt Ii6 in ibrsr ges
itrigeH Sisung nit otefem plon eins
peritaneen ertldrt unb perielbe fptro
periptrtli6t iperoen, iobalo Or. 9ans
big, Der itGbtiihe 8eiunbRitsbeamte,
bic Arrangements fir bic porsunsh-
menben unteriudung.n estroffen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Titsen
Wniien iidl Die Earftummiiiare Der
6ntid)eiouua Der 3ipilDieuitr
Nonmiiiare.

Die parttommii1dre, bic betanntlit)
nit Der aluhifi3irung Der SteIlurgen
in i6rem Gepartsment purh bic itaoti=
fhe gipiloisnTtbeb0roe niat 3ufriepen
iino, peroen iih ins llnabdnoerIihe
fiigen miiHsn.
8ieiss erbslits in elmer eeItern 8orz
mtttag 3iuifhen ben garttommtHaren
uno ben Gipilbisnit apmmihGreH
itattssbabten &onfsrsns, Der audi Der
itisoene 5reunoe pes partipitems,
oaruntsr Die Ssrrsn 9ucian Wuliin
uno albert Ghatfielo, bsipObnten.
Die aommifars fiibrter bittsrs gss
I6psrbe barber, oab Ils BON Der giz
piloisnit apmriffion nidt um Ratb
gefragt poroen tpdren, sbe bic GlaFis
ft5trung porgeuommen uuroe, absr
1err Wilbp, Der 9oriiber Der GipiIs
DieniitUmmiifion beantpprtete oieien
Yroteit einfoh NIT Der gsmertuna,
oaB Die Gipilbienittommiiiion in Der
Saf)e abfolut teins freie Sano eebabt
babe, oa oas 0eIeb cine alaFiifi3iruna
allsr Stequngen porIhreibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Sisensgeiet
Silr WaNenre uno Mnnitiiren orin.
geub u9thmenoig.

Die ftdotii6e 9sIuuobsitsbeboroe
nabm in ibrer ositriesu Sisuna Den
5tanopuntt Elm, Odb Elm 9i5sn'irungss
asIsB fir bic NdFsurs unb Waunitiiren
eine abiolute Rotbpenoigteit iii, uno
Die Observation-Disclosures uire srs
Iutt perben, fir elm oernrtiges 9eiss
ein3utretsn.
9urt bic 2i8,uiirung tpIroe bic
Tt1btii5eSanitdts btborbe in benStdHo
geiebt tperben, ole gtabIiHements, no
maTirt piro posr rpp Dampfbdoer Der
abrei6t Ooer bi. JinssrnagsI bshans
belt iperben, ssnau 5u iiberrpa6sn uno
in dlIsreriter qinie oarauf Su uhtsn.
bob nilt Snitrumente, bic bsnugt Ders
ben, peinlid iaubsr iino uno mad is.
Der 8snusuns itsriIilirt nerben. Dis
Or. ganbis Der 9eiunobeitsbsb0roe
stitern mittbeilts, limb in Der l,stsn
3eit psrihisoene ITdae BON uebsrtras
suna onitedsnbsr arantbsitsn ourtl
Sni.ruments, bic BEL Der gebonoluug
Der Rdael bsnust purosn, 3u isiner
peri0nliteu Gsnntnib getommeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

ansabI Stlas.n, tptlfs gtgtn bsnisIs
ben erhoben fpdrsn, trItoigt hdben, 70
oab cine 0ertfilung itottfinben tonns
te, ipuroen ssitern pom probutaeriht
Sebiibren i'm 8eirass BON $4,000 in
erlsbisuns alsr pettsrsH anipriihs
berpillidt.
Gfngereihte 1eitoments.
Der gsrii6erunes Qatut Siadc
Sturm. Der Dor einissn 5asen Sslbits
morb beging. inosm CT aus sinsm
Jenitsr oes II. Stodperts beg /. Ras
tional gant gtbGuoes CUR gros
fprans, permaht iein germSsen, oas
auf $1,000 IN periondl Gigentbum
aeIbdst niro. On itin. 3ipst Sbpss
tern 5iQis unb SatIis Siurm Don
pbilabeIpbio, ga.
Wilbelmine u. 9oeiter ptrmlht
ibrer 1ofter goulie 2ltemeper uno
ibren Sohn.n German unb Deter
0oefher. neil bieielben aus benz Rahs
lafTe ibres 9oters nidbts erbaltsn bas
ben. elm Grtra gesai bon is $500;
nubsrbsm ioIl gster aoeiher fir asz
babie AusIaeen $500 unb ibr Spbn
6enrp 2oeiher 500 erbalten. Der
Reft oes 8srmOg.ns Iou slsihbeitlih
untsr ale ihre finbsr, ehriitine Gin
herman. Wm. 2oeider, Sopbie Wtcs
gIustep, Jrso. 9oeiaer, WiIbelmins
Saabe, 6tnrn 2oeidsr. eouiie atss
msMr, GERMAN uno Deter 2ceidet
perikilt perben.
Ra d Ia 2 a6en.
aittk 80. 5issins iit RahlnBpers
ipolierin BON eoparb .. 6iseins;
perionaIisn $1,000. grunbtis.nthum
$4,000.
Tapio !. Jobnion lit Ra9!abpers
matter pcn Siuoc Sturm; p.riOnalisn
5000.
Geo. 9. pcor III adIabpsrnalisr
pon Wiliom $. 5dmss; psrionali.n
$500. 9runoeisenihum $4,000.
DIR Wri0nlife Ro6laB bes Sobu
3. goors btirdai $1853.96.
0erfhiebsRes.
peier aoerper ilasis cine Joros.
runs iiber $552 sestn 5arriion &
JobnIon Elm unb lieB elm Dutbabsa
berIeIben bel Der Giti3tns RationoI
B1nt beihIasHabmen.
1bos. 3. 2pons srlanste Elm llrs
tbeil uber $587.65 segsn Nm. G..
RampfmiilIer.
Die grite Rationnl 8ont pon nc
WlinHpiIe. 1enn.. srlnngtt elm urtt<il
iibtr $5803.61 sesen bic Geufferls
Gooperase 60.
Die 0orfielb No. / 9. u. q. Go.
frlanete tin ilribsiI ib<r $1118.25 aes
gen Robert 3. Grtlop,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Sroteitirt gegeu StraRenlarm.

eSSn elmer nnonpnten 3uihriit, ole
Geitern Rapor Sunt 3ltgiHg, prote,
itirt Die Shretberin, Die lid ais Cine
gtutter" unterSeihnete, gang eneretidl
gegeu ben Sdrm anf Den StraBeu, ser
ourh Die Sauiirer iorpie Die 3eitungs.
pertdufer neruriaht ipirb. aubsrbem
uiinidt lie ben Grlab zines Ger,
bots, Inn Die Sauiirer oaran su Der.
bIuoern, in ben ciu5elnen 0duIerr
oor6uiprehen unb bic SauselofeR In
8epesung su iesen, nm baum ibrc
@aaren anbieten 5u fonnen.
sserner DiinIbt Die Sbreiberin oes
Briefs aud ein Berbot, ourh peIhes
bas Iusrufen bon 3eiiungen in ben
@obnoiitriften am Sonntag Mcrgen
ltreng iii,terioot wiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

Qiqaz Salon eIeid5eitiq nit Der Gin
peibung oes neuen Spielpartes (Re.
rims Jislo) beute bort bsiSufpobncn.
tJrsita9 uno Sdmitas piro 6err 5erts
mann Den Spieien isinss Glubs IN
Ghicdgo bsipobnen uno am Sonntag
gcrmitta9 nit ben rReos" nah Gin
clnnati 3uriittehrsn. 100 am Rahmltz
tag oas srite 8oitipisI Der ct. 2ouiIer
yRdrolndle" be8innt.
Jobnnp Bates, uuisr briQunier
NiittelihDQrmer, rpuroe porseftern i'm
>. 0anse oes IsBtsu Spieles nit ben
piratsn" bura sinen geIhIagensn
gau on Der Iinten bano oerart oers
lest, oab er ourt Warians erIeBt Derz
ben muBte, Der ourt Wtitheu i'm reh-
ten JeIos abgeIoit fpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
probirt I'll. g. WfstaI Volifh'
uno .9drfsspers 6rienb~. bs


Gin StraBcubabnuniau, Der Iebr
glirnpflih Derlief, iano geiteru Wor-
gen on Der arelt3lmg Ger 4dteu 2loe.
lno Sorriet StraBe itatt. Gin Stru-
BenbabnDagen Der SeoamsoILe 2inie
iprung an Der BORT befinolihen tenn.
poruren ISelt}e aus Dem 8eleiie no
iauite auer iiber Die StraBc IN bort
aitfgeldiftete @rauifblofe. Ter 8o-
gen Durbe ettpns beldaoiqt, abcr oi,
GoIiagiere iorpie oic 8eoienlinqs.
mauufdaft tan1en nit Dem Shrefen
bapon. @5 oauerte gerauHIe 3ett, ehe
Ger 8aqen nit Silie Der 5euerpebr
ipieoer auf's 8eleIie gebradt peroeu
fonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

SSobn uno 2ubbie @enper, 1899
8aoe StruBe; Y}aohen.
s5reo r!no Bertha Gapboru. 1850
Stint StrnBe; NtaoheH.
8eorge uHO Eautine Q}aurcoer.
1900 @eiteru gIpeuue; Wld0den.
8eorgc uno Goitb @agner, 2217
Ohio 4oeuue; D}dOdeu.
Safob unO Carrie &ebiQe, f45 Sit
2lpenue; anQbc.
SSgnaB uno aatburIne @aIter, 1870
Git Clifton 2Iperue; Wtdohen.
anton un6 9tolo Wautbner, 2l3
6tublnp Strube; WtdOfeu.
22iIbelm mo 9}orie 9obn, 929
9nnf StraBe; Wdo6eu.
8uitap uno Settle anauB, 22O8
Spring 8rope 2Ineuue; anabc.
&arrp uno N2orp 9ertram t9it
Baltimore &Ocnue; 3lpiuinge, WdS,
den.
Sranf unb 2oretto 9rinfer, 3067
9eefman StraBe; WtQOhen.
Seon uno SteIlQ SpDenitein, 9t5
9etts StraBe; Gnabe.
Setpis uH0 Grella gfuffiu, t04T
Sohn StraBe; 3lpiQtuee 3rober.
Daniel uno 2Iunu 8olopstp, Jtem-
port, SIN; anabe.
Scbuitiar uno Qhilippino 7yuh$,
42s5 GoIerain 9loeuue; Mdohen.
Senrp lm6 @Ii3a GSeIomaun, 1910
Race StraBe; sfnobe.
Sohu uno 9toia OtueQer, 314S
@lerooru Apenue; &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

gcn5e gbemiiere Dor Rihtsr Stride snts
rout, Der ben Burden auf orei Mo.
nate bintsr ShIOb unp Risgsl Itedts,
icbaB tpGbrsno oieisr 3eit bic 5amiIis
iu,nigitens etGpas Gelo srbGIt, pa 5eus
oreHs 8eroisnit i'm 4rbeitsbQus an Die
5rou ausbeSd6lt piro.
Rittsr 5rids nubm gsitsrn 8sIe>
ssnbeit. in isbr nahoriitlitsr Wsiie
gu ertIdrsu, oaB er nit Der ar0btsn
Strenge gseen psrionsn bprgebsn
niro. Die tros Der gerbote Der Jsusrs
tpebr auerbdno 9sriimpeI in ibren
aeIeru uno 6duTsrn aufbGufsn unb
bic sSeuersgefabr oaourh erb0ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

on. Gle maht ssltsno. bab CT infolss
isinsr 1runfiuht ni5i i'm Stanos
mar. fir iie su iorg.n unb bob or Il.
nubtroem nod fprtpdbrsno in Der
brutali.eH Weife bebnnb.lt babe. lin
ibn ~ perbinosrn, Il. In ibrsr Wobs
nung SO. 1852 Gaitern aps., gu Be-
l6itig.n, tpuroe Elm eiutaItsbef,h s.s
gen S6ofle erIaHsn.
pafipa osr :. e 6. green
Ddlb Go.
John 8. gibfon, Receiper Der 7. &:
g. grefnuaIo Co.. berihteie seiiern,
odb fin bic Derbtnblihteitsn eer;sirma
auf $110, ,487.70 beIaufen. Die be-
beutenofen gldubissr iinb bic 8 /3gla.
tionol 8ont nit $43, ,533.79 unb g. Z.
6oud nit $50, ,4l2.50.
9 SHabenerfab Hiagen.
9bos. Collins. Elm Cbits unb ges
muiebdnoIer. beHsn Wae.n am 20.
Gebrunr 1912 an Der Oilbert aoenu.
bon elmer Gar sstroffen fpurbe. tpobei
sr feIbit 3u Gale fam une erkbIihe
WerIesunsen erliit. bat besbaib cine
RInse iber $5396.75 staen bic Gin
tinnati 1raetion Go. eingsre;Gt.
Saeob DoerfIein. Der als Wafhiuiit
bti Der 9enepue Hrepins 60. be-
f6dftigt mar, serittb am 8. april
1911 infolss oes 8rtf<ns elmer Qsis
ttr tn bic 9ransmiHion timer Gismas
iodine. nobel ibm Der linfe arm berart
csrgsst fpuroe, oaB DerTelx omputiri
luerben mubtt. er bate btsbolb eins
Rlaes iber SIC, $50 sesen Die Iirma
dngtitrengt uno eeitern irurben ibm
BON ben Gkfhporensn hs Nihlsrs
Spins $2050 als gntiAdbieunq su=
sefprohen.
rRiagt ibr Satair ein.
5annis Golbbsrs. bic ole Sisno.
erapbiitin BEL Der Gort1oI3 sfirma
&tone & Stone Co.. I'll GrIte Ras
ticnaI Bont Gebduos. befh1ftiat mar
unD riidftdnbises Saldr Inn Hetraas
BON $63 ju forotrn bat. tIugte biejsn
Dstroe ssikrn Gin. Do bit i}irmn. neil
M ibrt Uaietbf nidt beanblen sonn.e,
ibre Office Ginri4tung nuf 6. G.
DdrD. ben 6uperintsnbsnien bss
Wontesbdubts iibsrtragfH bot, perz
lnnst bic RIdgerin, oob bieie lleber.
trogung annulIirt unb ein Rsreiper fir
baS GiEntbum ernnnns iusrbs, um
bsntlbe i'm SntereHe nIlsr GI6ubiser
~ ptrtauftn.
8tbeutsnbe NnmaItss
Gebibren.
Den AnnGIten GnyIer e E0pler,
neIde BEN 4o4inb b<s ptiInntkropen
[ r. Dan Ooruaer ofprbnet pah cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Nas benz RDliseiserid,t. t.

4uf brsi Wonats ipuroe Wilun
5snorsn tpesen 8ernadidillsung Iei=
FER Jamilie nah bem arbeitsbaus 9ez
ionot. 0eabren, Deiien 9attin iid} Dor
siniger 3sit pOn tbm getrennt bat,
iadts iie Dorseitern in ibrer Wpbnun9
ouf uno apurDe. ais Die Jrau ibm Die
5biir mics, 10 ausfallenb, oaB Rah=
barn Die poli5ei bolten. Die ben 8ur.
iaen perhdittts. Uefern nurbe bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
8sbeutsnbe AnmaItss
Gkhiihrkn

Den Ann6Iten GnsIer e Eapler,
neIde BEN Ro4inb b<s ptilantkroptn
&ta Dan OeTnaer of9sbnst pab cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

ItTe nienlaIs lbria eeb,teteHe Epstfe Das
Tefiert Ieift nno blliip 5ubercitcf init etnsnf
5sGcHt Nldet ban hippeh's Gelce 5n6er ars
elmer Iatle bcihen Refers Trei GbftsatrpHns
Granee. GrpbeereH. Sttronen unh bic patrhaifs
ghucpIcee. TlIe Srpeers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Saie'0au.

1as pom Isstsn Samitug tpsgeH
rcTisn SpielpIdBts auf Mitttpo6 iber.
tragsns Spiel 3piihen uHiersH ~Rsos
uno ben gbicagoer Cubs" ipuroe 9es
ftsrn ipieoerum ourh Rtesn psrbinoert
uno fpiro beim ndhften geiud)e Der
Gbitaeoer i'm Suni bier gum austrag
ssldngen.
Die beibsn aIubs reiitsn ssitern
nod gbicaso ab. tpo hsute Die groffs
nung Der niesilhrisen CATION ourh
nds erite Spisl elmer breitdsiaeu Ser!e
3piIfsn ibnen itattfiHoen ipiro.
GleihSeitis btainni in pittstLrg
bos oreitdeise 9oitipiel Der ct. 2oai'
Ter Garbindle
Refultat Der geItrigsn
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
REk- ESTATE BARGAINS.
o@iek Sales % Cash.

40 acres at Buck CHAM Station
small house, shed barn, good gran
airy. good well, % acres in alIal
81, 100000 Cash.
So acres at Buckingham Station,
% acres garden land, balance "a
'alfa. no buildings. $1,64O.OO Cash.
40 acres two miles west OF New
Plymouth, 4 room house good gran
airy, shed barn. good well. 30 acr5 S
alfalfa, 10 acres young apple CT
chard standard varieties. $500
cash and assume a mortgage for ST.
10000.
2-5 and 10 acre tracts adjoining
New Plymouth on the north, unim-
proved. with good water right. $500
per acre Cash.
1920 and 40 acre orchard tracts
miles southeast Of New Plymouth,
standard varieties, at a very cheap
figure for quick sales for cash.
1-2 and 5 acre tracts adjoining
Fruitland, in alfalfa, at s55OOO per
acre for quick sales.
20 acres adjoining the City of
Payette, 10 bearing trees and bal.
ance trees three years old, stand
ard varieties apples. Good build
ings. $4,000 per acre for quick cash
sale.
Seven passenger Thomas Flyer au-
to for sale or trade.
Water Stock in Noble Ditch cheap
for cash.
Numerous other snaps in farm
lands. town lots in New Plymouth,
Fruitland and Payette For furth-
er particulars call on or address
New Plymouth Land and Colonial
lion Co., Limited
E. C. S. BRAINARD, Mgr.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL COUPON
BOND ISSUE AND SALE BY
THE CITY OF PAYETTE,
IDAHO.

Public notice is hereby given that
the city of Payette, in the county
of Canyon and state of Idaho, in
tends to issue and negotiate the
municipal coupon bonds of said
city to the amount of sixteen thou
sand dollars sl6,000.0O), for the
purpose of funding, purchasing and
redeeming a like amount of the val.
i'd outstanding Indebtedness of the
city,
Said bonds will be issued in con-
formity with the provisions of ord
nance No. PIC of said city, adopted
and approved on the 26th day
of March, A. D. 1912. Said
bonds will bear date April
II, 1912, will be redeemabIe at
the option of the city at any time
after ten years from the date there
of. and will be absolutely due and
payable April l, 1882. They will
consist of thirty-two bonds of the
denomination of five hundred dol
lars each, and will bear interest at
the rate of five and one-half per
centum per annum, payable semt-an-
nually on the first day of July and
the first day of January in each year.
The city council of said city of
Payette invites bidders for said
bonds, and all bids shall be sent
to the city clerk at Payette, Idaho,
on or before the goth day of April,
A. D. 1912.
No conditional bids for said bonds
will be considered, and bidders must
first satisfy said city of their ability
to take up and pay for said bonds
within ten days after date of sale
before their bids will be considered.
All bids are to be accompanied by
an unconditional certified check for
five per centum of said bond issue,
which check is to be forfeited in
case said bidders refuse to comply
with the terms of this advertisement.
After ascertaining the best terms
upon and the lowest interest at
which said bonds can be negotiated,
the bonds will be sold for cash,-in
no case for less than their face or
par value and accrued interest at
the time of disposal by the city
treasurer under the general super
vision of the city council.
City Council of Payette, Idaho.
BY H. J. Brannock,
Mayor.
Attest:
Martin o. Luther,
City Clerk.
First publication, March %, 1912.
Last publication, April %, 1912.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
EASTWARD
ARRIVE

For Sale-A No. l Seed Oats. -
Phone 40. Fruitland. At
For Sale-One half share Payette
ditch stock and extensions. 7tf
White Wyandottes and Buff Ply
mouth Rocks, bred for show and
eggs. Eggs for Matching $3.50 per Is.
j. l. Barry. Idaho. IL
For Sale-A popcorn machine. En-
quire of w. C. Armstrong or Gies-
Ter Brothers. 13f
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25

For Sale-Five or ten acres of
good orchard ground set to year old
trees on easy terms. viii take $500
per acre, all taxes and water assess
ments to be paid by seller of land
and no interest, Investigate this
proposition, If you are looking for
good orchard land set to good thrift
ty yearling trees you can not beat
it. Address c. S. B. care Payette
Enterprise, Payette, Idaho. 14n
The Payette Cold Storage Com
pany will pay you cash for your
eggs. Phone 26S. lift
For Sale-200 tons of hay. Good
feeding grounds and running water.
"A. H. Ramey, phone 1913. At
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
NOTICE.

The correct number of your house
can bs secured of City Engineer w.
c. Sturdevant, and as the time limit
fixed by Ordinance has expired, you
should not delay.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25

For Sale-Goose eggs for setting
from large vigorous stock. Also
pure bred Plymouth Rocks. NJ. G.
Riebeling. 12ti
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
WESTWARD

For Sale-Black Langshan pullets
and occkerels. George Mordhorst,
Payette, Idaho.
For Sale-A good gentle driving
and riding horse.-Michael Harris,
r. F. ID. No. 2. 13t
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-02
Science Hard on Romance
WHY THE CLASSICS OF POE, HOFFMAN AND OTHERS SEEM
ANTIQUATED TO-DAY.

Did you a Queens lover. Ruy Bias.
climb down Il chimney pipe, once upon
a time? And then there was the
Cricket on the Hearth; there was the
frightened young swallow from its
nest tina brought luck to the family.
And during the chill utum nights
did not the shricks of the flashing
gales. blowing smoke and cinders into
our faces, reveal to us that the Wild
Hunt was galloping through the wind
swept cloudsc
Who will read those tales now to
the family seated around the natter
of-fact radiator with its angular gills
and its regular, commonplace, good
natured wheeze:
NO longer will the villain emerge
from a secret passage; no longer will
h hard-pressed hero make his es-
cape through a door concealed by por-
traits OF ancestors: nc longer will the
h~unchback arise from a trap to snatch
the deadly draught from the heroine's
hand.
We know that against the west par
tition wall there stands the Smiths
pianola. Nariegated snores have DEM
onstrated hat the Browns bedroom
forms our natural frontier on the east.
On the southeast the Joncscs' shower
path RACES after IL p. nj. In front,
the street: in the back. the fire escape:
above. the Wilson children play tobog-
gan with dining-rooln chairs: on the
floor below Mr.. Williams's alarm clock
tinttnnabulates with a vengeance from
6:45 to I every moring of the week.
The man Of mystery in a long ulster.
the fearful oma who begs the
c~hivalrouSlE inclined to save her from
her %tortures, could not sneak in unde.
tected. We read of burglars exploits
now and then, but we know they arc
fancies Of reporters working on space.
Even II the mysterious stranger and
the fearful woma favored us with a
visit, what would become of the IA
nous cene:~
Who arc YOU, woman %
Il AMI ana tortured SOUL.
For the telephone boy would have
announced Mrs. a. r. Smith, and then
We would. not have received her. sus-
pecting her of being an insurance or
book agent. She could not have
awaited us. hidden like Polonius, be-
hind heavy %hangings: heavy hanginss
have long 6 been discarded for sam
itary reasons.
No more mistaken identities: no
more Princes masuuerading az pau
pers!
What chance has the scion Of a roy
al house to pose as clerk and he loved
for himself alone. when commercial
agencies supply YOU very promptly
with complete details on the past.
present. and prospects" Of any Of
your acquaintance for a fee ranging
from 25 cents to 81?
In the golden eighteenth century
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-02
=: New Years Day in Washington
DAY WAS MARKED WITH ANNUAL COURT RECEPTION OF p1.
PLoMa11c CORPS AND STATE BREAKFAST GIVEN
By SECRETARY OF STATE. :
After a Christmas marked by an

After a Christmas marked by ar
almost prodigal generosity to the poor
Of the city as we'll as to relatives and
friends, services representing every
shade Of religious belief. and a pro-
gram Of gayeties ample enough to suit
every taste and age. capital society
turned its eyes toward the events OF
her annual court as an usher-tn OF
the really important part of the sea.
son in Washington. The day began
as usual with the reception Of. the
diplomatic corps by the president and
his wife. assisted by members, of the
cabinet circle. and concluded with in.
Vulnerable dinners, small and early
dances for the youngsters going back
to school. theater parties for their
miss seeing a good show, and as many
receptions as there are high govern
ment officials in town.
The presidents reception to the dip.
lomatic, corps was preceded by his
greeting to. the Yale Glee club. which
was in the city that day en- tour Of the
south, and followed by. the annual
state breakfast given by the secretary
|of state and his wife complimentary
TO the foreign oficial -coterie.. This
breakfast. as much Of an institution
" VIC pVNulIcT " tue Cabinet dS tne
New Years reception Is to the chief
executive, was given in the marble
banquet hall Of the. International Blu.
reau OF American Republics. instead
OF in h secretary's home as in form
er years And thereby hangs a tale
OF. the growth in importance OF THU
country which necessitates other na.
tions being otficially well represented
here. both In the number and ability
OF their oficials.
With the custom Of the secretary Of
state entertaining the. diplomatic
corps on the first day of the new year
was ~inaugurated the republic OF the
United States was young and the. CORPS
Of foreigners accredited to its capital
numbered less. than a bakers dozen,
Now thirty mine countries r repre-
sented by 223 grown-ups ranging in
Importance from ambassadors to
times that number IL the children and
servants we're counted. There were
no ambassadors here in those days
only ministers plenipotentiary and en-
Joys extraordinary. and :. the foreign
minister who. had the longest service
n Warrington. was. dean Of the corps
md. as such. regulated all delicate
luestiots Of precedence and acted al
ia. medium of communication when.
luette. Under discussion. Some ia
nous men have held, this position. but
as length OF service fxed the deanshir
t. happened onca too. often that {
representative of.a very small country
became the mouth. piece in question:
.ffecting the diplomats .of. big nations
England. always jealous Of her pres,
.ige among nations. solved the prob.
'ern IN thia case. by .elevstthg. her. rep:
. .eaentativs here to the ambassadoria
.'ank and the deans mantle OF honor