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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Geitsrn gait es Fir Fsititeb.nb, bab
cer 5rieoe geithert lei. Seute III
fpieber auss i'm 3tpsif.l, ba bas Wfis
rifterium, ipelhes oe Don ben trisgs
fiitreneen MGhtsn geitsIIten gebinz
euneer anesnommen bate, ssitiir3t
rprben III unb bag nsus Weiniiterium
ertIGrt bat, oab es big auf BEN iesten
5auh tGmpfen sperbe, um 4orianopel
uno bic Snisln, tpeIae Den ginsans
gu Der DarDaneneu bsberrfhen, gu
beEalten.
Cine 5lutb BON WfutbmoBuneen
iteiat BEL DieIer nsuen Nenbung Der
Dinas empor. aber es srfheint elm
@agnib, irgeno eins gnfidr iiber bas
2cnb Der unbegrsn3ten Ueogli4teiten
unb unm0giihteiteH aus3uiprehen,
Gil penen ale propbetsn aiinfte fdeis
Tern. aeine ein0iee 9orausIaeuna,
Sie ppr Beginn, bsim 8eqinn uno
rdbrenp bes 9erluufs oes 8altans
trieees gemaff tporoen lit, bat iih err
fnnt. Das uubereheHbare Clement
bilben niht bios bic 2iirten, ionbern
aud bic Grpbmdhte. 9ls bic Rad,s
r:ht BON benz 0dltanbunoe fam, Der
rieat bios bic Qaien, ionbsrn audi bic
in bic tiefften 1iefen Der Diplomatic
gingetreibten iibrraf6te. srfplsten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24
9as Yalais S'lGlpiee.
poris, ,5. ssanuar.

y - A1AAASt.
an ptnia Wottn piro oas paIdis
be rglpise sinsn neiieH g.ipohnsr srs
bolisn. 6errn 5allisrts' 8isnfosit III
I'm. CT pirh oie Wobnuns in bsr
Rue sfraneois ]. b,siehen, bic er iton
Dor sinissr s3sit fir ben bsiheibsnen
preis pon siD0lfiauienb Jranes sss
mietkt bat.
gDer nirn on i.in.r Sisll. ins Glns
Zee sinsiehen2 Segien rpay man bariis
btr 10 uns.ipib. mi. BEL Der sss.Hpars
tigsn Mobl, in Der Aanoibaien bon
sleitsr poIitifaer JGrbuns aui.re..n
unb bic 5rog. nah perI6nlihem 0ers
nitnit unb perionIider Miiree aufip.rs
fen. Die MISUNDERSTANDING tpirb
pi,llsiti cine Rah.fisuns ssbrou6tn.
um sins gntffeiouns su fineen. Dsnn
bi. BLOB. Siimmenmsbrbsit atniisi
jipdr formsn, obsr bic Rspublifaner
molten i.in Siaatscberbaupi, bos nit
benz 0crfponn Der monarhiittfhen
Nefisn fdbri. Die Gfimmen bsr
Webrkii iolIsn slar unb beuslidb res
publi.ouifH fein, unb barum tpirb bic
Wobl cine ihtpieriae Gcfk.
Wslhtr Name imnwr aus Der urne
pon DsridilIss emporitsiaen mag iein
1r1ser pirb Der gefhinte bes Glpise
iaum befpegtere 3iss hinsufueen ois
fsin. Dorg1nger. Seiibsm bic brittle
Rspublit i1ren otxrii<n Deamien barin
bexrhrei, 1T ss cine fine Sidiie sss
iporben, bi. nur bic eipia eisihen az
meHsnen Sioatsfsitlihteii.n iiebt. Die
MiniiisrratbsfibuHgtn psrloufsn ftIisn
ftiirmifh. Wos man bifioriife Gib.
ungsH nsnneH tann. ereienst fi6 nur
ale Sahr3ebais, paR ltste Mnl, als
0err TeItaFe DOT fiebsn ssobrsn nit
1brdnsn i'm Nult bas Valdis rsrs
lisb. neil isin. apllsgen feline nuspdrs
tise poliiit nidt mitmuhkn ipoilttH.
Dor Der briiien Nepublit bat bas
palois jebenfolls elm iehr pisl buntes
sss GAi6fnl eebobi. Gsins Gntites
6ung m btm pergnisten Neaenien Az
perbunfen, beHen MmtSptriobe (1715
BIB 1929 kute nod ais eine iebr aus
! eelaKene 3eit fpri4p5rtli4 n. Cd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Sm Senat lit cine Bill pals
Int, pel6e bic 9eieBe aur ftnan5leuen
SeeinflufIung Der WabIen nod ipeiter
petihdrft, inpem &prporationen per
tcten Diro, 8eitrGge 81 polttil6en
Rpnpentipnen uno Yrimarpohlen 3ll
IeiIten, mas ibnsn jest bios IN Ses
,u1 auf bic 9snsral gGablsn perbos
ten 1T Die grgGn3ung 1T nothpens
eto. Die 3orporationen ilno partsl@
los. Sic beeinfIuTen beloe Yarteten.
Denr tbre Wertseuge bon bstoeH SSdra
teien nominirt tperben, Damn III oamlt
auh bic GrtpdbIuns pes &orporas
ticns 0isners geIihert. Sn ioIher
gEeiIe iinp bic primdrpahIen pthtts
Ger. dIs Die 9eneraIpablen. Wslter
teifrGntt Die giQ Seitrdge BON Snote
ribueu ouf $4,000. Quh oas lit notbz
ntnbig. Benn bas 9rpBtapttal Sons
qreB WitgIieoer ooer gar einen praz
iicenten begebrt, oie linen 81 0ienlten
iirb, bdnn pdre es fir Die hunoerte
ter pieIfahen WtilionGren eine Slets
ni1teiI, ie 100000 periDnIih bei5us
iteuerr uno oamit bIs prGitoeuten-
aHt 81 ertaufeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24
RppiebeIt TT Dor benz Sruit.

aooiepelt TT Dor benz Sruit=
unterfuhunas 3ommittee perb0rt
Toroen, aus tpelhem 9runoe er aIs
YrGiibent feline @rIaubniB ertheilt
babe, ben itGrtitsn HipaIen oes StabIz
fruits, Die 3eHneIiee Sron &c Goal
Co., nit bisiem 81 perihmel3en. Gr
bat Elm Iolhes 8erbDr bereits DOR Ell
mem auoeren 9ommittee beitanben.
canals mahte er aQsrIei gDinteIs
Siige. SieIesmal dber oab er brett
rnb beItimmt an, buB er oie9erIhmeIz
5Ene geitattet babe, um Die Yonit Don
1907 ab3uodmmen. Sie'e Motipiruna
1T ridtig. Wir baben bon 2lnfane on
Die Initht pertreten, pab Ropiepelt bic
@rlaubntb 5ur 9erihmelsun9 aus
etefem 8runbe ertbeiIt babe. WGbs
reno Die @brIi6teit ieinsr 9eIinnung
Guber 3tpeifel itebt, perbIsibt bod bic
Shatiche, oaB er bintsrs 9iat ssfiibrt
fucroen lit. QIs sr bic GrIaubnib er.
t5eilte puroe tbm ssfd9t, bab penn
be Sennefse Sron &c Goal Comp.
ibre psrpfGnbetsn 2tttien niht einl6ie,
Elm 9rcBes 5tndn3 5nititut, BEL tpels
6en bic 2lttien perpfdnbst narsn, 3u
G'run0e oeben tpiiroe, neil ibre GinIe
GER uno ionitiaen 9ldubiaer ItiirmiIb
ibr @eIo perlangtsn. Stur8s pieies
5inar8 Snititut, 70 iperoe bic baz
mails begonnsne Yanit untpntroIirbor
ietn. Der StabI SruIt lei WiQens,
Die oerpfdnoetsn Qtttisu an iibsrnebz
men uno folder WeiIe bic qanit absuz
odmmen. Nber oas tonne nur qeIhez
ben, penn Der qrdIiosnt bic Der
Idmel5uHg Der genanntsn apmpaenis
nit benz Stabl Sruit aeftatts, mas
uut asitab. SpGtsre Gntbuuungsu
baben aber ergebsn, odb man Dem
PrGIicenten einen gGren bstrefis Der
SniolpenS oes 5inuns SnItituts
aufgebunoen bat. Sm llebrigen per-
tleibt nod bic 5rags. lpeI6es Rs6t
RcpieneIt bate, ols qrGIiosnt Elm 9ss
ies. psl6ss bic 9eri6msi5uns BON
Gorporationen perbistet, 81 mibatten.
Die glngelegen9eit Ihlpsbt isst Dor
@eritt uno mir limb iiberssuet, bab
Die @eridmsISuns fir ungsieBIih En-
tldrt tperoen pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Worris Gmiib. Gin 80 5abre ol!es
Ghaniitunsr. fprnns ssit<rn i'm sJit.
bsripabn aus btm 5snIier isinsr Inn
5peittn Stodfpert stlteenen Mobnuns.
80 .S07 Rihmcnb Str. ouf bns Dad
tines AHbau<s. uno BON bort CUR Grbe
binuRter. Ct purbs BON cnbsrn
6dusteipc9nern oufsehoben unS i'm
posr1lnogen RD. 4 Han bsm ifdhsis
i6tn oofpisoI oebsc6s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Der eshrtrinn.nNrein .5armoni<'
bait heuie 4bsno in Der Webiter Shuls
ieins SabresDsrfummiuHs ab. nit mel
der bic Wuhl Der gsamten psrbunoen
iein iuiro. 5erntr III aud Elm inter
efantes un.erhaIsunss programm
suiammenssiieui. 5rl. Wlnrie Gi1ner
piro eiHeH gpriras balien, ip1bNnb
JrI. Rorma gOebineer bic 9srsinsmii.
sIisber ourt ben 9oriras BON Bolts
lieD<rH eriteuen suiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24
SstretGr 1iiher bat ben

SstretGr 5iibsr bat ben
Gtoben Ratb Der Siase Snoiausr
cbgeisst uHo Die 8srtrGes aufgsbos
ben. pelhe Der Rutb nit elmer aors
pcrotion bstreffs Der SeIIGnbereieu
jenes Stammes abgeidloHsn bate.
Gr bot ermittsIt, 0ab Der 8robe Ratb
beitoten tpuroe. uno ss III feItIiebeno,
ooB BE GelIdnoersien elmer aorporu.
tiou su einsm pretIe iibsresben perben
icQten, Der nett 6intsr BEN WertR
8uruditebt. aub ideint es, oob Der
Sstretdr 3tptiIel iibsr Die SpIpens
Der Sorporation bsgte. Die 2eute,
censn Der fetts giisn sntriIisn purbe,
glauben tbn 3uriidsrlangsn gu tonnen,
inoem lie Die QntIags srbsben, bob Der
SetrstIr in isineH 9anolungsr bon
tcirupten WtotiDen beeinfIubt pOro.n
iei. Die nnteriuhung 1T ieBt i'm
8au9e. lin ben Rattpsis gu liefsrn,
cGb Der Sstretdr bic aorpotation uns
gsrett beburoelt babe, fragts ibu elmer
ibrer Qnpdlte:
nRa6osm Sic. tpie Sic angsbsn,
cles 70 griinbli9 untsrfuht ba6sn,
piHen Sic, piepiel 2lttien bic Gprpoz
ration ausgegsben hat?"
yGas peib ih ni6t", Iagte Der Sc
trstdr, .obsr ia psrmutbe, baB tlrt
4ttien gmiiIioH nur pon Der Qsis
itungsfdbigteit Sbrer 0rudsrprsTs
abhdrgig 1T unb naB nibts Sic bas
ran osrbinbert, morgen fir peiters
100 MiQiOnsn Dollars Qttisn aus3us
gebsn."
Oarauf erfoIsts ois peitsrs 5rags:
.Wos tpiiien Sic Don ben 8srmps
gensperhdltnifIen Der Gorporotion2"
0nruuf bic 4nttpprt; .Das pieis
felbft gu prototOu gsssben bob iis
tiir3Iif cine UliQiou 9olars Ittisn
5u 10 Gents auf ben Dollar angelo
ten bat"
Man tam iih nur ii6sr ots GibHs
heit punoern, oab cine iolhe aorpos
ration e rpagt, 2lntlaseu osgsu einen
iclh grunoebrtihen Wonn tpte Sstrss
tar 5iiher 81 erbsben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

turen. bic iid oufbrdngen. sn erfh0
pfen, III idlehteroines nnmDslid.
Wian iplrb anseiifbts foIter 0tb6Its
| Mile ielbit gum 1iirtsn unb iast: Wds
Ilab fhidt, fpirb tommen, ohne bic
minoeite Ghnuns 81 taben, tpas gfuah
| ihiden tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Die g SpiBbuben iIno heut3us
tase ir gut organiiirt, pie Die srOBen
sprpprationen. 0os Iiegt in Der
glebnIihteit Oes gerufs. Cine Der Of.
fentunoigen Spigbuben Srgon'Idz
tirnen bat bic Rsgieruug oufgeoedt.
rtlcae bic 9ertpsrtbung pon seitohlez
rsn 9oitmurten gum 3ped bate.
Der geringite 9beiI Oerielben rHhrte
con Ginbriitsn in 9oitdmter ber, Der
gr6Bts 5bsil pon 0isbitdblsu in priz
patgeihdften, bic in 5oIge ibrer umz
fdngreiten aorreiponoen8 piele qpItz
murter per6rauhen. SieIe tleinen
5ietitGbIe Iummirsn iih fart auf.
Sic perben auf srpsi Miuioren Dol
ldra bas Sabr gsi6dBt. Die 9unoes>
Hsgieruug lit iniofern, ouBer Iorpeit IS
Die Ginbruhe in 9oit6mtsr betrifft,
interefirt, oIs es itrnffduig iii, poitz
mdrten unter Dsm Nennpertb su pers
taufer. mas natiirlid gsitebeu lit.
Der Qreis, ben bic 4bnelmsr Der ges
ilpbIensn Murtsn besabltsn, mar 90c
fir ben Dollar. IS lit msrtipiiroig,
ME grpBe 8eihdftsbdufsr Iih tpsgsu
fnItet fir lie osrbGltnibmdBtg geringz
freieer Summe ita nit 9isbsn einz
IaFen tpunten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24
Dies ,tnb 1as.

- gln Stsns bes bisbsris,n glsrts
Der ft6oiiidxn Gipiloienftbsb0rns. 3.
W. Msiman. Der rsiisnirt bot, nnsos
ssitern ttmpordr Jr!. Warp u. apnh
ernann!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Der q Sabre dlis aeiInsr Jnmes
Oisas. BON 30. S34 Wsii Uront Ctr.
mar gsfern In ieintr Wobnune nit
bsm Rtinigtn IsiHes Rspoloers be-
ihoftisi. als bic Waffe iit suf1nie
snilup. Tisss. osHsn linte 5dnb BON
Der RugtI ourhbObri purbs. bsscb fi4
Hah osm fiibtiidxn 3ofpitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

iprthen eendb bonoeln. tpieoer btIsi=
tiet iperoen fonnen. apmmt oieIer
3ufontmenfblub nid)t 3u Stnnbe, 10
rerben bic Demptroten in Der Serrs
fhcft bleiben, ouh tpenn iie bic
fhlimmiten Sebler MAIDEN follten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

aus ber 4n tport, tpelh:
Sstrstdr anor Der brttiiden Reeisz
runa auf ibre 9eI6rpsroen gegsn bic
9anamutunaI Resulationen srt6si!t.
gebt berpor, oaB bieis iih niht gegeH
beitebeHoe YerbGltuifie ri6ten, ionosrn
9egeH 8erbGltniTTs, Die m0glifer Wsiis
eiHtreten tOnuten. DAP amerituniihe
Suitenfabrsr 3olfrei oura oen ganaz
maz2anal geben, tpirb an fid niht
bednitauoet, ionoern Der WiBbrauh,
Der iih Doraus srqsben t0nnte. DIS
iolher pirb angsfiibrt, oab, tpenn eng
hide S6iffe nit 5raht ua6 Gan
Jranctsco beItimmt iino, bic Daarsn
IN Stem Dort auf omeritaniihe aiiitens
fabrer oerfra6tet tperben tDnnten, um
ben 8urteangs3oQ gu ipareu. WIit
poIlem Rehte IteQt Der Setretdr bar,
oaB er ith auf 9istuIiionen iter bds,
mas gef6eben t0nnte, ntht sin3u uH:n
permDge uno buB Iia nur 8ei6perbsu
erDrtern laiIen, Die uuf tbdtid6Ii6sn
9erbdItniifsu beruben. 9o6 1T Der
Setrstdr 0iusns bic 9arantis gu s.s
fpdbrsn, bic mir betonntIi6 bsfiirpor.
tet babsn, ouB Die 3oufrss 9urh'abrt
ni6t gum Shooeu Der engliIhen
Sdiffa5rt mibbrautt tpsrDsn piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

@rs SenatDr geperipge 1T Ell
ner Don ben unentnegteu sSortfhritts
iern, Die ieoe 8erftdnbisung nit Der
repubIitaniiten Partei abIeAnsn. gr
mir cine neue portei i1affen, Die
eGn5lit auf ibrsm eigenen 8oben ite6t
unp nit teiner Der anoeren 9arteien
iroenb ettpus gemein BAT. Die partei
foa bur6 Suiammenf6lub oIer unsus
frieoeneu Republitdner unb 0emotra-
ten entftsben. 8eoeribge itetnt offen<
bar nitt 5u ieben, mas rings um ibn
herum Dor ii6 sebt. oaB in alien pars
ieien Elm forti6rittIther GeiIt tpaltet,
her bic Reottiondren gu 8ooen 6Glt,
bemuo6 in tetner Der beioen Yarteie,t
tine Weranlaifuno beitebt, iih ben
8crtIhrittleru an3ufhIisBsn. gsions
fers giinitig btsrin 1T bic oemotratie
ftH partsi geftsat. Sie bat an @iIs
fpn etneu fortf6rittlihen prdfioeu>
tel uno bas slside .3susnib pss pros
srefiDen 8eIitss nirp man pem
nG6iten Eongreb ausIteQen mifien,
CHS fpelGem faft ale Reaftiondrs
perf6Tincen Deroen. gs lit oemnah
ni6t Ge minoeiie Iusiibt Dprbanben,
bae Die Demotrateu 81 ben prpgref.
fiiten ibergebeH psroen. Cine Sppoz
fiticnspartei liBt iih nur berItellen,
inbem bic Prosreifiiten iih pieoer NIT
ben RspubIitanern pereinen. bamit bic
2emofrateT, Dern fe niht ibrem 0ers
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Inter Der Rsiiauration seb0rte b.r
polois Dem 6<rsos pom 1erri. Der
1890 In Der Oyer srmorbet nurbs.
Don bn an bis ts48 bi.nt. a ipieotr
aIs Wcbnuns fiir frembs JiirIisn.
Wapelson Der III. btpobnte .s als
prins prdfibeni bon 1849 on Biz
mad bem Siontsftrtih BON 1852, Der
non bd aus infknirt lporpsn mar.
als auiier fisbeiie sr nah osn Iui!ss
rien iiber, unb bns Glpfe. 5ebtrberate
ip6brenb Der WsltdusiisLIunaen Don
1855 uno 1857 rpitnerum frembe
Uiiriten. Inter Der brittsn Repub!is
IN "a Der Sis Der qrdfiDentffaft s.s
tpoybsn.
Sn hr Ruiieen anluse iinb bi.
rei5tnnsn Boutsn gprsur' uuo Der
fpdieren Heiibfr GubsrIih iaum ni.br
5u srttnnen. BON allen wrfuhr iein.r
70 ihlimm pie Wapolson ILL.,, bsr
burn Dsn arhitettsn aaercir 1854
bis 1856 na4 bm Goubourq ct. 6os
more bic niebrieen gorbouisn aHtlsbsn
tieb, bos poldis ansrbines aud nah
Der Giffeite bin burh bic anlaa. els
ner neutn Strobs frei!seis. Am ssns
nern beipdbrt Der Ban nrh bic Scb6nen
Salons aus bem Is. Jabrhunotrt, obs
ipobl aud bo Wuroi unb Rapol.on
III. sienIi6s Aenberuneen pornabs
men. Dsr Mintsrsarisn Itummt aus
bsm siDsittn adiiersei&. Gin ssoser
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
Idaho Rosebuds

The Panama Pacific Exposi-
tion commission desires photo
graphs of Idaho's most beautl-
ful young girls ranging from fif-
teen to twenty years OF age-a
group of Idaho rosebnds-sweet,
winsone faces. typifving the
state just budding into it's most
charming and useful career A
simple costume is preferred.
These photographs will be
mounted, framed and hung in
the Idaho building at the Expo
sition.
Photographers in different
parts of the state have shown i
keen interest in the subject ane
will see that their respective dis
tricts are represented MajoI
Reed, the executive commission
er. announces that the photo
graphs should reach his office il
/ Boise not later than Septembe
10th of this year.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
PASSES OVER
GREAT DIVIDE
Pryor Burnett Died Sat
urday---Interment at
Caldwell.

Saturday evening Pryor Bur
nett died at Caldwell, the cause
being heart trouble. He had
eaten supper and gone to his
room, his death occurring short
Iy after. He was over 70 years
of age. Interment took place at
caldwell Yesterday. the remains
being held until the arrival OF
his brother William from Wash
ington Besides his brother two
sisters survive him.
MIR. Burnett was one Of the
most prominent OF the pioneers
OF this section He came here in
1864, and settled on a ranch
, about 3 miles southeast of Par
ma, where he resid, ! until a few
years ago, when he sold the
ranch and rt moved to Caldwell
He came from California to Ida
no, but was a native OF Ten
nessee.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
6 P. M.
TO ASSIST
FARMERS
Amendment to Reclama-
ton Act Approved by
Secretary Lane.

WashingtOn-Secretary of the
Interior Lane Saturday ap
proved an amendment to the
regulations under the reclama
tion act designed to aid entry
men and land owners in reclama
tion projects in securing loans
for the Improvement OF their
farms as well as TO add security
to mortgages given in eonDec-
tion with such loans
By the terms of the amend
ment, after water right applica-
tions have been fled for private
ly owned lands on reclamation
projects, mortgages of such
lands may file with the local
land Office and with the project
manager of the reclamation ser.
vice "A notice of their interest
Thereafter they will receive no
tices of any defarlr in the pay
nent Of water right charge
That will enable them to prevent
the loss OF security through fail
ure in payments.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17

Attorney Walter GrIffiths of
Caldwell was a Parma visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. A. IL. Lang is again a
resilient of Parma Al HASN'T
come down from Boise yet, but
will be traipsing along pretty
soon.
A number of practicing veter-
inarians recently took the state
examination at Boise DR.. o.
g. Engebretson Of Parma was
among the number and passed
at the head of the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Stockton
returned from a visit to U NATL
Ia, Ore. Friday. A portion
of Mr.. Stock toms time while
away was spent at Hot Lake
Ore, taking the baths.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
OLD SETTLER
PASSES AWAY
Death of George Little
Occurred Thursday in
California.

Judge George H Little, one Of
the pioneer residents of Caldwell.
died last Thursday at Berkeley,
Cal where he has made his resi-
dence for the pasr few years.
Mr.. Little opened the first drug
store in Caldwell, and in later
years was probate Judge OF
this county. His remains were
shipped to Caldwell, where they
we're inferred Tuesday under
Masonic auspices The funeral
was attended by a large con-
course of his old friends ard
neighbors. He was 73 years OF
age at the time Of his death.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
Everyday Uses of
Armour's Grape Juice

Give your family Armour's 5
Grape Juice as an everyday bev-
erage ami their bodies will be
kept healthy without drugs.
Instead of serving fruit in the
morning serve "A wiueglassful II
Armour's Grape Jnice undiluted.
Ii taken at the beginning Of
breakfast do not add ice. For
childrerrwater may be added il
desired
In moistening mincemeat use
Armour's Grape Juice instead ol
Jelly or wine.
In making "Brown Betty" use
Armour's Grape Juice instead ol
water and 'nolasses and YOU will
find 1t richer and more delicious
In making sauce for all kinds
of fruit buildings. use Armour's
Grape Juice, hot or cold. thick.
ened when necessary with "a little
cornstarch
When making fruit salad tc
be served as a dessert. pour over
the mixed fruits, Immediately
before serving, IA cup OF Ar
morr's grape Juice For sale al
I he City Drug Store, at 25c pei
pint or 50c per quart. Adv
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
BANKERS
PARDONED
w. F. Kettenbach and G.
H. Kester Finally Re-
ceive Justice.

Every iair-minded person in
Idaho will rejoice that, though
long delayed, justice has at Lash
triumphed in the lewiston bank
cases. On Monday w. F. Ket-
tenbach and George II. Kester
were Internationally pardoned
BY President Wilson without
having had to serve a day OF
their five year sentence. These
men were martyrs to the special
prosecutor system inaugurated
by former administration.
The only guilty man connected
with these cases-the man who
bv his own admission stole
S13O,OOO Of the banks funds,
which was made good by Kester
and Observation-Disclosures pardoned
by Taft because he testified
against them, and they we're
convicted of technical irregulari-
ties, committed when they were
not even present in lewiston, by
the sole testimony OF this self
confessed thief. Besides the
stolen money replaced it cost
them over 100000 to defend
the case.
/ Commenting on the presidents {
action Senator Borah said:
: 1T was a just aud brave thing
to do. 1t was just the sort oi
case where only president who
is gifted with great courage al
well as an acute sense OF justice
would have ventured TO grant
clemency."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
Arthur Woods. who has bee

Arthur Woods, who has been
connected with the gov srument
reclamation works at Wilder Tor
the past two wears, was in Par
ma Tuesday.
F. M. Hartzler returned last
week from an extended visit to
eastern points. Mrs Hartzler
will continue her visit at Indian
ola, Iowa, until September.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17

be operated on schedule about
three hours earlier than No. 5.
Tickets limited to August End.
GET AWAY FROM THE SUM
MER HEAT AND SPEND A
FEW COOL DAYS AT THE DE.
LIGHTFUL NORTH BEACH
RESORTS. See agents for rates
and tsrther particulars. 2t
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
Farmers Day
Gooding. Idaho. July 19

Gooding, Idaho, July 19
Excursion via OREGON Short
Line Tickets on sale IRON Pc
cat-llo aud Parma and stations
iut-rmpdiate, including branehes,
July 18Th and 19th. limited &c
july 2Oth. See agents Tor rates
and further particular TIT
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
Seashore Excursion


Via Oregon Short Line. Very
low rates to Nahcotta, Wash
iae,oo, and return. Tickets Will
e. sold for Train j passing sta
tious east OF Nampa July 18th,
ai, -Dscial tyain will be operated
l Aoise and poAts west, to
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-17
ALL IN READINESS FOR BIG PICNIC
Indications Point to an Immense Crowd and Bet
ter Time Than Ever at Andersen's Grove Today

when everybody the
and with his nghbo; the day that
sonyo to
often;
OF
is purevso oned n
this his usual avoon this
be
al
therewl more
osfsh in
cordial extended of them Follow
tIenr
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-11-14
Local News.

Satisfaction. Is the word-Gil-
more. the Barber. adv.
Geo. A. Thompson is having a
pleasant little habitation erected
on Seneca street.
The dredge Columbia was
placed on the dry docks Tues lay
for considerable repairs.
A. c. Gesler came up from
Centralia. Wash. and spent a
day or two in 81. Johns this
week.
Miss Christina Herman. secre-
tary of the Word Recall Commit
tee. was a business visitor in 81.
Johns Wednesday.
The morning topic at the Bap-
tist church Sunday will be Mark
of a Christian" evening topic,
Weighed in the Balances. :"
Good singing.
Hon. A.W. Lafferty will make
an address in the city hall this
evening. to which the public is
cordially invited. Lafferty is a
pleasing talker and has made
good in Congress. Hear him.
Company No. 2 in the contest
"A mile of pennies" will give
a five penny luncheon at the
home of the captain. Mrs. II. o.
Brown. 3l3 n. Hayes street.
from 2 to 8 p. m. Friday. No
vember 2l. Save your pennies
and don't forget the date.
A new industry has just been
established in st. Johns by j. l..
and ID. Mclean. the former of
Falmouth. Mass. who will raise
mushrooms all the year around.
From 80 to 40 pounds a day will
be raised at first. The facilities
will be doubled in the Spring.
Journal.
Mrs. A. +. Overman and son.
Eugene. and mother. Mrs.
French. of Cleveland avenue.
Portland. were callers last Sat
urday afternoon upon Mrs. w.
Z. Ingalls, at the M. L. parson-
age. They were former parish
oners when Mr.. ingalls, was pas
tor at Lents some years ago.
The w. C. 7. u. meeting at
the city hall next Monday after
noon at 2:30 will be of unusual
interest. After some very impor-
tant business. Mrs. M. M.
Sleeth. State Evangelistic Super
intendent of the Woman's Chris.
tian Temperance Union, will
give US a Bible study. You will
miss something very helpful il
you miss it. We invite you tc
come. Reporter.
To our friends and patrons
We wish TO announce that after
Nov. 10th. we will be located
at l07 S. Jersey street in the
Holbrook block. next door tC
Mems Toggery. - Edmonson Co.
plumbing. heating and timing