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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
6&ifsHaaria

Rem port, IL. alusnii. Nnsei.
~RieuiD amiisrbam" BON ROtterbam.
Gibraltar. pdfirt: .atbinai'
bon Rep yori. nd6 pirdGs.
aiperpooI. glHgst.: .Graneo-
MIA" Don Bolton.
8etssu. 2lbgsg.: sariitiania.
fiorb" nad ReD yort.
Bottom 9lns.s.: ~Marauetta'
BON 9lntDerpen.
Rotterbu am. abg.: YNooroum1
nad NeiD yort.
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Selgieit
Weiit einen 4pmpromib 3 :
pprf6lag Deuti dlanbs
3uriid.

~ u " " y w w D
bprf6lag Seuti d bs
5uriid.
Berlin, pia aopenbagen uno
2onopn, 18. auguii. Die beutihs Res
sisruna bate in elmer ROie on Bel
glen afssbeutet. bab bic gelsisr ibre
Waffenebre 10 sldnasno b.tbatist bdte
ten, bab bic Osutife Rssieruna, naas
Dem bic beutiden SruppengriiHsl sins
genommsn batten, pillens isin tpiiroe,
elm 46tommen nit 8elsieu gu trsffsn,
laut ipel9em bic beutihsn 5ruppen 10
ianea es Der arisg nit Grantreid 5us
laiI,, bag bsIsift1s gsbiet rdumen
piirbsn. Die belsiTbe Rssisrung bat
am 13. ausuit bieie Roie btantportet
unS ben @ori6las DeutIdIanbs abges
lebnt.
aaifer Ritofaus in Mos :
Tau angeto men.
2onbon, II. 4uguit. aaiier
Hitolaus unb bic Mitalisber Der ruis
iifden Gaiierfamilie ipuroen am
Wtontds BEL ibrer 4ntunft in Mostou
BON elmer rieiigen MsnI6ennenae ems
pfunsen. ipie cine Reuterbspel6e mel.
bet. Die Stpaben iparen oeforirt bic
&ir6eneloden ldutetsn unb bic aeute
in ben Straben f4rien ii6 beiier por
geseiiteruns.
Die 3er,5rnng bes beuts
i9en 5aHbeIs.
Sonbou, Is. @ugnii. Gin.
Oepei9e aus ct. petersbuta idat:
Die untbdtigteit Der Diterreihii6en
Qrmee miro Don ben 3sitlnssn ansea
mein beiprofen. Die 90rfens3eituna
idst, oab oas 3uriidbaItsn Gsfters
rsi9s pabridetnli9 Dem llmitanb aus
fet, bab Die @rerstruppen
Seiterreihs peri6oben iperben miiIen.
neil man ben ilaoifhsH Sruppsn in
Der eriten S9la9tIinis miBtraut.
Der Sanbelsminiiter fertiat cine
Siite Der getaperten beiitfben Ghiffe
an. Sic iinb iebr 5abIrei9 lnb bic
meiften iuurben in Der Office unb i'm
S4Daraen Meer senommen. 9as
5dnbelsMinifter III Der anIi6t,
oab Der SanOel 9eutfhlanbs in bies
fen Meeren fiir immsr ruinirt 1T.
gifla ptrb anr Wubeers
mdbnt.
Gamargp Merito, IL. Muguit.
Wie aug 3iiperldHtger Auslle Derlaus
tet, tpirb General @ilIa bier cine Rpte
bon Der Der. Gtaaien Repisrung iiber>
rei4t perben, In tpelhsr er dufgefore
bert pirb. feline nsusu iinruben anaue
setteln. George 6. Gnrrotbsrs, Elm
Spesiafdsent bes Staatsbepartements
in Waibirgtpn, lit am Wonfus NIT
Der giote einsetroffsn.
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eibtral passriidler llnt. .Assrein.

IN Gads' Dale, 121 10. GIbsr
gtrabe, fanb ssiistn 4bsnb bic rssels
mdbige Wsrfamntiuns bts obigen Der
ems iinisr wpriib bts 9srrn Jacob
Gid uub Der WrotoiolIfibruRg bss
6errn Gsc. 8. 3ist isatt. aln sslpi sr.
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TerionaL0

Col. Dilfiom 3. Smith
aud als .pOIiep gia Gmiib4 Be.
tannt. TIT aeiiprben. Gr mar NAL
Dbsrit bonn /. Milis Resiment unb
als .aoob feIIop al arounb4 beiftns
beidnnt. or aeh0rte ben gIts. bem
gubier Club uRS anbern @ereinigun.
gen an, no man ii6 GiIen unb Erin.
Ten a,it idbmeden Iieb.
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seineH gerIetnusen erIeaen.

Der 87iabrise gottlisb alrnoIb, BON
342S Columbia 4pe., Wabiionpille.
Der Dor einisen 9asen in feiner mob.
nuns cine sreppe binabfisi. ift seftern
ben babel erliitenen @erIssunsen cries
gen. Der Weritorbene mar Der Batter
bes aeuinants Jobn M. 4rnoIb, BON
Der Geuerpebr aompusnie 0o. 10.
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8eraabea 3wei wamoiten bic
Sputeiteas gatisnal Bamf
in 9Snieiteab ga.
Sic bsiDertitellisen ibrs Jludt in sis
mem porber ssitobIenen aitOmObiI.
Die GlepeIanosr gsb0roen NIT Der llns
teriuduns einss anssbIiden Gift
morbes oeiddftist.
Die ausenideinlid @srsiftets 1T bic
% Sabre alte JIorsnee Srtlieb.
9 a nfraub 8.

pittsbnrs, ga, IL. gluguit.
Die 8eb6roen BON 4uesbenp gpuntp
baben bic poli5eibeb0rben In sinsm
llmtreis bon bunbert WeileH Don
g)ittsburs aufssforosrt, Ansidau nab
sinem Mutomobil gu bdlten, in iuelhem
| ii1 stuei iinse 1uriben befinben. BON
bsnsn bic 5omeiteab Ratipnal gant
beraubt ipurbe.
Wie bod, Die bon ben Haubern err
ba,tsie Summe III, bariiber pollen fia
bic 1edmten Der Bant niht ailslahen,
absr Elm patst, bab bic Rdaber fallen
IisBen uno oas ipiebererIangt purbs,
sntbielt $1,000.
Sen Banoitsn seIans es. ibre 5ludt
| 3u betpertitellisen, neil iie cine eItrd
.Spart pIus" su einem autcmObil
batien, bns Gissntbum zines Seiitlis
den. bos lie aus behen Sauie
gsitobIen batten. Der @eiitiids
fam sufdIiser Weiie an Der
gant porbei, als Der Raub perlibt
ipurbe lno 5ein Iutomobil Dor benz
Honigebdube bemerienb, entfernte er
ben .Gparf pIus". oamit bas @iitO.
mpbil nidi IN gepesuns seisBt fperoeH
ipnnte.
sSm ieIben glusenbiid ftiir3ten bic
beiSen gaGuber aus Der Bant unb eis
nsr Der Burden fhob prompt einsn
,plusA, ben er Bel iid} bate, sin,
poranf iie baponiauften, seraoe als
ber RdfIirer Der 8anf, 8. W. 5hosrs
ner. 5eusr auf Ie erDffnete, bas lle
prompt erpiberten. Die auseln glns
gen ieboh idmmtlib febl.
Die yoli5ei nabm in einem aiioeren
sI,tomobiI Die @eriolgung Der Ban.
bitten auii rnb fam iehr balo an ell
ssnrmhars, lpo Sie Gdubcr ben Strait.
ipogen bes @eiiiIid)en i'm Stih eelal'
ier unb elm Rennautomobil bcitiegen
fatien. bas lie niebrerc Stlliocn Dor.
Der In Der Sbbut eines tSarrners 5u.
ridaelaiien batten. 1ie @oli3iiten
Ioaten ben Raubern nod unO es fam
Al einem Repolberbuea, bel pelhem
sipei ser Tetcttips ncripunbet ipur.
Sen. gie W,aihine Der goIi5iiicn mar
Gem gentpo bes Aennaltonlobils
nidt serpahien unb oieies eniifwato
jebr baIb ben gIideH er geanten.
slIs Der ganfraub periibt iplroe,
iuaren Die nlciiten Der Glerfs gum
ain,d acpangen mb in Der gant oe-
ianben lid, nur ser aaiiirer s. ~.
gboerner rnb Der @uhbalter sSobn
C'aaarp, bic iid scraoe NIT perihie'
teneu aunoen uitterbieIten, aIs bic
giauter eiIltrafen uno ibrenl Ruf
,Sanee bod)l" burh porgebaltene Me-
uoIrer oen notHteen Nad)0rnd perlie.
hen. gsdbrenb Der cine Der Burden
oie beioen ganfbcanten nnb bic
ainiScn nit 9lepolpern I'M Sd,dh
I)ielt, roiitc Der aiioere alies @elo, hos
in Sid)t mar, 5iiamnlen iinb itopfte
es in cine Sunbtaife, pornilf Die BET.
ben 9l1nber, riidlpdrts id,reiteno, Die
ganf psrlieBen iino IN bem Dor Der
ganf iiebenocH iinb DorBer boE linen
geItotlcne sliitomobiI ibre 8Iudt be-
iperfiteniaten.
9ie geute Der gnrid)en ioI iih
auf etrua $4,000 bis $4,000 belaitfen
baben. gfaf, Der gcidreibiing BON
9bocrner uno G'9earp iino bic Mdu.
Der eiipa IS bis 90 Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18
auSlan0 Ge(egrap@.
Die belsiid5e Mesiermisg
fiiiHfet mad Mnttuerpett.
unb bic @sfanbtsn Graats
rei9s unb Rublanbs
qeheE NIT.

geheE NIT.
apnSon, II. ausuit. Der bslsi-
ihe ariessminifisr, Der 5inanaminis
fer unb Der Miuiiter oes geubsren,
ippie bic @efanbten gublaubs unS
sSrantreids babsn iid bon 8riiHel
aus nad qntperpeu beseben. WIe
ole 0speihe mslbet. iinb Oi. Jntsrsi=
fen 5rantrsids uHp &ublanos in Die
Sdnbe oss ipaniidea 9eionbtsn sslsst
tpprben.
Seine 8risss &orreipons
psnteu Bel Der oeut.
f1en 4rmee sebaIoet.
9 onbOn, IS. 4usuit. Wie aus
&opeHbassn semeloet rirb, peigert
ji6 Der bsutide 9eneralitab, 3eitun9ss
tprreIponoenten BEL Der armee gu buls
ben. glur Der @eneralitab ipirb fers
nerbin MittbsiluussR iiber Ne Opera
tionen MAIDEN.
3pei oentf9e glerpplans finb ioipeit
NIT isren NanHi6aften OerIoren ge>
sdngen.
Drei MilitGr g6auffeure unb ein
Sffiaier iinb in Miin9en ppu Shilbz
ipadeH srfhoiien fporoen, neil tie auf
bsren 4Hruf nift geoHtpprtet batten.
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Sn Sraifel
@crcitet man lid anf ben
augriff Der Seutfhen

2onSon is. slua,iit- Cine De
pcide bes 9ieuteriden Bureaus mel.
BET ,baB in griiiieI bic uunfaiienoiten
9orbereitlingen getroffen IperoeH,
I'M bic gertbeibig,ing Der Stabt &c.
gen einen ipl5sIihen ansriff Der
3eutiten 5lt ernl0gIiden.
2elttife aapalIeriea6tbeilu
ole iid Don Der Sauptmaf,t Der
0eititen abgeI6it babcn unb Big III
Die gtabe BON griiiieI gefomrnen ina.
rem, fonnteu BON Der griiiieIer Our.
niion nitt gefanseu scnommeH iucr.
Nam 4esH
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9er3ar
gBftl anseblt9 ben Suben
inRublanbDollepolis
ii 9eunb 9iirgers

rehte lstgeH.
2pnbon, IL. Quguit. Der gas
riisr &orreiponbent Der Gr6anse 5ss
Ieerapb 60. beri6tet, bab Der Gar
bemna6it einen lttas untsraei9nsn
nirb, burh pslden ben Subsn I'm
aan5en ruffii9eu Rei4e bic gleiehen
politiIten unb birserliden Rs6te Sus
esfanoen fperben foilen, ipie allen
anbersn ruffifden llntertbdnen.
Rduber9eidi6te.
2onoon Is. augult. Sn einein
Rentcr EeIesramm aus Yaris beiBt
es: ,Maoame @uiaon, cine rei1e
9iirgerin BON Gombourg, elmer StaSt
in Der N1be DON Soint, t,@iaaff65, ,@aaf65 lit lit BIER
eingetroffen unb gie6t cine Shiloe.
ring fpie ibr Gjatte uao ibr &ino in
SannoDer pon eincHl 8olfsbanfen
nmeebraft muroen. 9ie GHiloerlntg
Der 5rau lit pie folgt: .@ir tpuroen
ON 2. slnguft aus &ol6erg m Bons
nlern aasgeipieien nno periuhten
ia,f 6em @ege iiber bic Sfppeis
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Sapan'

WilI feinen aries gtsen
9eutf4lanb auf bis Gbi-
nefifde meer be-
idrdntsn.
apnbon, II. Musuit. Die fol-
esnbe grtldruns ipurbe amslbeno bonn
offi8ieIlen britifhen Radridtsn gus
reau ausgeseben:
rsSrsenb ipelhe triessrifds 9ano-
lunsen, bic Sapan sesen DsutI4ldnb
unrernimmt, perben iid mid iiber bag
gbineiiI4e Wteer binaus erltres
den, oussenommen inlotpsit es
nDtbig !perben iolIte, bic japanii1s
Sdiffabrt 3u beIhiiben.
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,Nambreiter"
Werben nunmebr fir bic
franaDiif d eQ m ee
prdduif;rt

'
aonbon 18. 4ugufr. adut eli
ner 9epefhe bes .Dailp 9elegrapb"
aus paris fdreitet bic Retrutirung
bes rRaubreiter Corps" fsbr I9nell
Don ftatten. 8erf9ieoene ebemalige
ameritaniide .@otpbops" unb bormd=
lige ameritaniid)e aaDllleriften 1aben
fih Der Sruppe aHsef9lofien. Drei
reide 4rnerifaner baben fi9 berpfli9.
tet fir bas senannte gorrs bic beiten
pferbs 5u itellen, bic fir @elb gu bu>
ben finb. Das Corps fptrb fslbft fit
feine 8erpflegung forssn unb piirfts
in etipa 5ebn Sasen nad bem BRIGGS
f9aup!Gb G5geben.
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@sredtx gntranana

Gbef (ieintn 9ndbaltsr bsin 3sis
funsslsien iibsrrafdsnb): nNu, 6err
Wliiller, bab' ih sic bod srsagirt nls
9rd4altsr, sinen 8situugsbaIter iann
,iA bilicsr babeu!"
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Sapan
WiIl lid teiner anberen
beutf9en aoIonte ais
&iap 9 9ou bes
n, n "a t;ns,,

m a d gtn.
2otio. II. ansuit. - Rad elmer
8eriummluns, Die ipdbrenD Der Cages
MitgIieoer Der Seiputai purtei abges
balten batten-bsr itGrtiten poIitiiden
partei in Sapan = nm bic sfpiiden
Sapan unb SsutIhlano sntitanoene
Situation gu beIprehen, Ioa Der Pre-
mier, graf Stuma, sefast baben, bob
Sapan iih niemals elmer anberen beiits
fden aolpnie bemGhtissn iperoe, dls
itreuen Derbe.
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Sn yegIeitung breier fets
ner SDbne in Wains
ansetommsn
aonbon, 18. 9lusuft. Cine DEE
pside Der Grdanse telegraph Com
panp aus MainS iast, bab Der bsutz
ide aaiier, ouF Der Gabrt mad oem
&rieesfdauplas in Der Sseituns Wdin5
aHsetommen iei. gr 1T bon brei sob,
nen. barunter Osm arOnpriR3 5riebz
rid Wilbelm, besleitet.
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sJapam min tpeiter nidJts
Gls 3iao sf9pu an Ghin q
auriidaueeben.

aonbpn, IS. ausuit. Die r8ailH
Mail" iast, bab Sdpdn gnsIano bic
formsae @eriiderung ssssben babe.
bab es bic beuti6e aolonie aiao
Sidou an China auriidgsben iperbe,
unb bab bisie Sanbluns ale Be
fiir9tunssn ser Der. Stoaten unb
9luitra!iens, bab Sapun iid am 9ines
iifden Gsitlano fsitiesen tSnnts, Sers
itreuen tpsrbsn.
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Gin bsmtiber Rrem5er
g Soll Bel ben Ganarii 9 EN-
Snieln in ben 9runo


SnIeln in ben Grunb
qebD6rt ipDrben fein.
aon0on, 18. gusuit. Dem
.gailp telegraph" nirO aus paris tss
lesrapbirt, bab BEL ben ganarif4en
Snfeln ein Gefsdt 5lpil4en einsm
britii6el unD stnem .Deuti6en ariegs-
f6iff itattssfunosn 9abs. Der beuti4e
Rreu5er ipl in ben @runo sebobrt
poroen ieiu, unD in britiider areus
5.r iOG einen beuti4en Dampfsr GEE
fapert ba6en, Der MunitiOH an 8orb
bette.
Das britifde SnformatiOns 8us
rsau bat DON bisier affaire foDeit
teine Na9ri9t erbalten.
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Das gtadpongesfbopen.

Dds Gtiid poH geefboptn.
IShon ieit ldnaerer 9eii 1T bic 6uuss
frnn beIfiftiat in ibrem Mluiiitditen
mad irssnb sttpas al iu1en. ale
SSdher tperben burdasit0beri, absr
nod BEN isbssmaIisen Durhiebsn ent.
rinst iih ihr Elm drgerIihsr SeuF3sr;
fie lam es bait HiGt finben :. Damn
|beainnt lie pen iisuer- bic sinselneH
Idder in umgstebrter Hsil tnfoIgs
burs,suftObtrn. ipGs abtr ebsnio ereebs
niblos bleibt. Das Giubenmdbhen,
bas erit felt aht 5aesn In ibrern
1isnfte iiebt, tpmmt in bas Simmer,
lub pfIihieifrig, fpis ss foIds bisnsn.
ben @eifter am Qnfange ibrsr 9biiias
fsit INNER iinb. min iie Der .sn1bi.
gen fruu1 hslfen. .las fu6en gnd-
biae Trau, ipsnn man frnaen barf2-
AID !, ein Gtiid BON 9etbopenl+
ruff bic 5ausfrau drssrli6 aus uns
l1hi i'd auf bds Spfu srmiibst nisbtr.
finien. 9ds StubenmGb6m ,pirb
roth. oann bIab. nil stpos iaasn.
brinat es absr nift bsrnus, unb snb.
lid diibert es fid, inbem ss tire
giidf anf bic grobe HsetbrbsnbiiIle
beftet. bic auf bem aldpitr ftebi:
ymenH es bos .leine Giiid am Dtre
", bas abge6rodsn mar. bann bruud,t
bic andbiae Grau feline Gorge mebr aw
babsn. sd babe Is 0siitrn ipisosr an.
|aeleimtl1
|NotbDenSise GreanSung
aotin: .HimmeI, III oos cine
prlhtigc anlbsfenle fpenn ID, 0n
MIR eIei6 men entipre@enben llntdrs
loiiiaisr ~ bastel~
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1aiier Wilbeln,

5diffabrt au beIhiibel
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17
PEGRAM ITEMS.

Pegram, April 15.-Charlie Taylor
is over from bloomington, visiting
with his brother and friends.
James Nelson left last Friday for
some point in Idaho, but we are un-
able to state where.
Andrew Michaelson of st. Charles,
was visitor here Thursday and Fri
day. He returned home with the in
tention of moving back here on his
dry farm in few days.
George Ennis and Jesse Lewis OF
st. Charles, took up their residence
on their dry farms here this week.
Hyrum Esterholdt has sold his
hogs, and he and his family have
moved onto their dry farm, above
here. John Aland and family have
also moved onto their farm.
Chauncy Michaelson and Milford
Murphy were several days the past
week branding and ear marking their
cattle, before turning them ON the
range.
The Pegram school will soon close
for the year. The 9Th grade pupils
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

The democrats cannot lay
the defeat of their candi-
date for congress in the 7th
New Jersey district, last
week, to the ''stay at home"
vote, for the total vote cast
for the several candidates was
only 468 less than the total
vote cast for the COMPRESSION
al candidates in 1912, while
the plurality of Drukker, the
republican candidate was
$3.50. O'Bryne, the demo
cratic candidate, stood frank
ly for Panama tolls surrender
and the Wilson Industrial pol
icies. Both his republican
and socialist opponents at
tackled the Wilson tariff and
his Panama tolls policy, and
the socialist candidate ran
only 1877 votes behind
O'Bryne. The administra-
tion's support of the demo-
cratic candidate included a
personal letter from Presi-
dent Wilson, urging his cleo :
tion, and speeches in the dis
trict by three senators and
numerous other notable dem
ocratic speakers. In his
speech during the closing
days of the campaign, Sena--
tor Ollie James of Kentucky,
said: 1.-THE eyes of the coun :
try just now are upon the
voters of the Seventh New
Jersey district. If the demo.
cratic candidate is defeated
It viii be taken as a personal
Insult to President Wilson,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

Statistics show that in the
states having a high percent
age of improved roads a much
larger percentage of the
children attend school regu-
larly. Since the improve
ment of the main highway in
Durham county, N. c., the
number of schoolhouses have
been reduced from So to AZ
of which II are graded and
have two or more rooms. In
Indiana, Massachusetts, Ohio
and other states, many of the
one-room, one-teacher schools
are being replaced by central
school houses with a half doz-
en- rooms and as many teach
ers. Wagons are sent out
every day TO get the children
and TO take them home in the
evening.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17
St. Andrews Episcopal Church.

T. M. johnson, Jr., Lay Missionary.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning prayer at II. Subject,
1.-THE Shadowy Hereafter"
Evening prayer at 1880. Subject,
1.-THE MAN.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The offering, both morntng al d
evening, will go towards paying I'll e
expenses of the Missionary and wife
to Boise for Convocation. The 10th
is also salary Sunday, No more no
tices will be sent to anyone. All
who give will kindly see that their
subscription is brought to church
either morning or evening.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17
Sunday School Convention.

Attention is called to the district
Sunday School convention which will
be held at the Methodist church in
this city on Saturday afternoon and
evening, April 25, under the auspices
of tho Idaho State Sunday School as
ISOLATION. The SESSIONS will COM
mence at 2 and 8 o'clock. Special
music WILDE arranged and the discus
sions will be interesting and instruc-
tive. Members of all Sunday Schools
and every one who cares at all for
the welfare and prosperity of the
Sunday School cause will be welcome.
The larger the audiences the more in.
interesting the meetings WILDE.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

Grove l.. Johnson, father of
Governor Johnson of Californ-
ia, declares that his sons adj
ministration has been the
most expensive one the state
has had for many years. In
stead of reducing expenses
Governor Johnson has in
creased them about So, O00,-
600 year. If that is pro
gressiveism, we don't want
any of it in Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

We read in the progressive
newspapers of the wonderful
progressive meetings that are
being held in all parts of the
state. A camp meeting has
nothing on the progressive
party for enthusiasm and at
tendance. The Tribune does
not take these claims serious
ly. We have investigated the
great Payette rally and are
not worrying about the pro.
gressive party in Canyon
county. This week we talked
with a distinguished gentle
man from Weiser. This gen
tleman was none other than
the mayor of Weiser, Mr.
Ayers. We asked him about
the great Weiser rally. He
said: YES, they had a good
crowd at the meeting. Even
I was present. Knowing the
people of Weiser as I do, I
should say that over half of
the forty or fifty present were
there out of curiosity. The
progressive party is weaker
in Washington county than it
was two years ago. But I
understood that it was in
Canyon county that the pro.
gressive party was strong. .
We informed him that it was
in Bannock county that the
real strength of the party was
manifest. We quote from the
Pocatello Tribune, on author.
ity of the American Falls
Press:
Chairman Gipson of the
progressive party has visited
Pocatello and nine followers
of Roosevelt met him and
discussed ways and means to
eliminate the two old parties
from the political field in this
state. +"
Latest reports are to the
effect that the heft of the
party is now located at Black
foot under sentence to remain
until cured.
/ The progressive leaders are
simply trying to keep up the
courage of the rank and file.
They realize that they must
keep their few followers to-
fgether. By deceiving the
voters of one section concern
ling the strength of the party
in other sections they will be
able to hold the organization
together until after election.
We hope the leaders will be
able to accomplish their pur-
pose. Caldwell Tribune.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17
Montpelier, Idaho, April II, 1914
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

OF the Montpelier Examiner, pub
lished weekly at Montpelier, Idaho,
as required by the act of congress Of
August "A, 1912:
Publisher, Examiner Publishing
Co., Ltd.
Editor and Business Manager, G.
e. Wright, Montpelier, Idaho.
Owners-Alfred Bulge, Pocatello,
Idaho; @. e. Wright, Montpelier,
Idaho.
Known bond holders, mortgages
and other security holders, holding
one per cent or more of the total
amount of bonds, mortgages and
other securities: None.
G. e. WRIGHT, Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of April, 1914.
CHAS. e. HARRIS,
Notary Public.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

have already taken their examine
ton, but they have not yet had re-
port on the papers.
Joe Chase of Big Piney, is here
herding the Chase & Johnson cattle.
Joe is waiting for his partner, who
has not yet arrived from Big Piney.
They intend trailing the cattle from
here to Piney country.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

coming as it does from his
own state.n The result
shows that several thousand
democratic voters in the dis
trict had, no conjunction
about insulting His Excel
lency.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

Chairman Gipson of the
progressive party, having
completed the task Of making
up states in such counties in
the southern part of the state
as he was able to find enough
men to run for the various
Offices, has hiked for northern
Idaho, where he will continue
his efforts in behalf of the
democratic aid society.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17
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