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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

Miss May Reilly, of Oakland ter
race, entertained a few of her friends
at her home last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts
Of the subscribers. the surviving executors Of
and trustees under the last win and tesla
ment Of Frederick Hang. deceased viii be
audited and stated by the Surrogate and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court
or the County OF Essex on THURSDAY the
thirteenth day OF August next.
Dated June 81. 1914.
FREDERICK HAuG. JR.
KATHARINE HAUG.
Lehibach and johnson, Proctors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

The ball sweepstakes eighteen hole
tournament match held at the Spring
Lake Golf Club Saturday for the E.
r. Hooper Cup resulted in a tie be-
der F. Jameson. Both PLAYERS turned
in card Of To-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

Mrs. Joseph Robinson, of Geneva
street, entertained few friends at
her home yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts
Of the subscriber. the executor Of aud trustet
under the last Will and testament of Louif
Haas, deceased will be audited and stated b.
the Surrogate and reported for settlement Il
the Orphans Court Of the County Of ESSEX
on Thursday, the thirteenth day Of Angus
next.
Dated June 81. 1914
AUGUST @. BIRKENMEIER.
Albert :. Pedriek Proctor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

Miss Duerr and Miss McEvoy, of
Philadelphia, are spending a few
weeks as the guests OF the Misses
Carricks on Sanford avenue.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19

9te eiu5ise fagrioee oe,tf.
f&e geitnns in 2ai6isan.
UeroPe Die 9epef9en Der
HH. TreHe 6rtnst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
Telbmaridaa 9or0
HOberts.
Sn Tranfreid an 9nngen=
entliinonug geitOrbcu, in
SOnOOn begrabel1.
SeileRnng neben srohen Secrfiibreru
in Der aatbebrale.
Srnppen bilbetcn Spalier nno hun.
Oerttamienoe iulgten eem 3ng.
Der aDnig Iel6it iuobntc Ter Srauer.
feier in ct. Taml bel.

Sonoon, 10. Rop. 9lllf elmer
@eihiislafette ipiiroe hcllte Die 9cide
oes mlf Dem fran5oiii6cn arieg5-
ihallplas bel einem 9eiuf Ger in0i-
i6en 5ruppen oil 9llngcnent5iinoung
geitorbenen SeI0marifaQ 9oro 9lo-
berts lanaiam ourd) oie SmiptItraBen
Der Stabt sur lebtcn 9fubeItdtte in
Der St. Naltls 3atbeorale aebradt.
5rlippen biloeten SpnIier in oen
StraBcrl, ourd Die Der 9eihen5ug
paiiierte, uno hinberttaltlenbe bon
,9iuiIiitcn IieBen ciltbloBtcn Sallptes
Die 9ei6c on ii6 puriiber3ieben. pGh-
reno elm faIter Megen nienerricielte.
0iittng erreidte Scr 3ng Die 90
theoralc lnb hier milroc por cincr
riciigen 5roilerperfanlmlling enc
9eihcnacremonie nblehnlter. hcr
oudl aoniq @eorq beiiuohnte. Die
9cihe ruirb ncben Ben ,@rGberit @el-
Iinntons, 9fcI'ons, @olieIeps uno
an6ercr heriihnter engliid,cr Seer;
siitsees-heiaeiest mereeR.
Nenor nir oeif)e nodl 9ononn ae-
brod)t morocn por, fuitroc in SSranf-
reid oil Dem Srte, mo 0orO Roberts
itarb, Elm SroiierNottesoicnit nbae-
boltcn, beni 0abp foberts nnb ihre
S6dltcr beilpohntcn Ter iSel6=
ntarifall bot ein Sitter bon 80 Nah=
rem crreid]t.
9(nl0BIi6 Ser geitatti,no bes iSelO-
morifnas ooro Roberts miro oarnn
erinnert. bai, aenau bcilte Dor 62
2sobren oie 0eide oes Seriogs BON
@eaington in Der St. Enlils 3atbe-
oralc beigeiest ipllrbe
9lls 9abrtuhtrdger fiir Sorb &o-
berts filngierten ariegsminiiter 9oro
aithener, 2oro 8renfca, Abmiral
Scpmour un6 arlbcre electromagnetic
Rilit6r- unb Marineofii5icre. Der
aoniq folate Dem ;2uge nidt, ion=
bern fi.hr bireft in oic Stride Seit
ser ocihe MeGingtons bat 5ilnl
erlten Male bciite Gin &0nia BON
Gnglano Dem 9eidenbegGn9ais cines
Scerfiihrers beigelpobnt.
Dor Dem 9eihen5ug idritt cine
9(6tcilnno inoiihcr 5riippen. neil
9oro Hobcrts 3cit ieincs &C.
bens INNER cnge tSilblung
nit Den inoii6cn Sriippen Gng-
Ianbs batte. Der 8orbeimarid
ser 09iIitGresforte on einen gcgebc-
men Tunfte bauerte cine uollc
Stiuloe. gfeiin5ebn aononeni6iiiic
biloeten ben Srauerfallit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
3wei GrDBfeuer.
Sas cine mahe Huttspille, ga, oas
anbcre in Suntb geno.

SottspiIle, 3d., 19. ytip.
Gicr5ehn @cbGnbc. Die 8eiddfts- lno
Wobn3ueden oierlten, tpurben belite
friih in @irarbpille. nabe bier, EN-
Monb ser Slnmmen. Ger anaeridtete
Sdlaoen betrd0t 100000. 2ie 90aI-
ierporrGte iparen allsgegangen mo
10 nulfte gSoiier ans einem Bad,
Scr onrh oen Srt flieBt, gepuinpt
neroer. Gin @ebduoe puroe nit
9pnamit in Die 9uft aeiprengt, nm
oic Nnsbrcitilng Scr ,SIammen 5li
pcrhiiten. bod hotte bies feinen Or
lola. Gin groBes 3ieaelgcbailoc
hcmnltc i6liebIi6 ocu Saif bcr,SIanl.
men. ;3fpei Seueriuebrleitte ipitroen
rcrlebt.
Soutb 9eno. SSno.. 10. gtop.
Seute moraen seritortc bier cin,Scuer
oic Topies @did)nnltalt llno oie
5mentieth Gentltrn 8oruac. moonrdl
cir lSfooen bon $4,000 pcrihul-
oct mnroc. aapt. 1Sranf Striflcr BON
elmer ,Seitertpebr &ompagnic ipiiroe
beim Ginitura elmer Wmier lebensae-
f66rlid rerlcst. 9rcii'ia 9lutomobile
in ser Garage perbranntcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
9iniIen melbem, baf Die Siirfen ani
berI &iif5ng iinb.

SSm Saag. iiber 9onoon. 10.
Ron. Gin rlliiiider Stabsoffi5ier,
Der bier our6reiite, batte ii er Die
lcsten 0elrtiden grfolge in gtliiiiid).
Eolen folgenoes 5u iagen:
Die rilliii6e glrmee in Bolen bat
6reinlal 70 piel Rnpaaerie tpie Die
SelltIhen. 9ieie &apaaerie idppdrm-
te binter oen ii6 5uriid5iebeiiocn
7eutlhen ber, als Die 9eltihen
pI0sIi6 Salt madten mo Die ritiii-
i6eaapnIlerie 5eripreitsten, pie 3u9-
o5gel 5eriprengt weroen, Denn lie
gegen einen 6elien fliegen. SSSn5pi-
ifen lit cine rliiiiihe glrmee bon
100000 Mann, Die oen gemeiienen
9luftrag bat, Die Seiterrei6er ent-
ideibeno 3u i6lngen, unbelGitigt 5url
9lngriff anf &ratau porgeriidt uno
bot Dor Er5enpsl MIR cine i6pahe
gelagerllngsurrnee 5nriidgelaIien.
3ie 3riien boben iett nidt mebr Die
abiiht iiber Die 9arpatben 5ii geben,
Ionoern meroen Lungs ser Sber mar
idieren uno Oeutihlano auf Dem
@ege iiber Sppeln, 9reslau uuo
Slogan angreifen."
Na | bingt o n, 10. 9eop. lleber
bic a6mpfe in Ser6ien meloet Die
oft. ing. 9oti6oft mif @rilno BON
Oiii5iellen 0feloungen aus @ien:
.8eitern (9ienitag) baben MIR
Sample nit Der ierbiifen 9tad)but
Itnttgefirnoen. nobel oieie nah fitr-
gem @ioeritano geidIngen puroe
llnlerc lritppen baben aolitnbnrs
,rrcidt uno 0aliepo lrn0 Obreno-
pas beiett. SSm neltn Sagen muroen
5000 Serben eefaneen genommen
mo oiel Grieasmaterial nmroe er-
oertet. oarilntcr 42 @elhiise nno 81
WnidincngeDebre SSm noroliden
Rrieesihaiiplas baben Sample be.
Jonren. "
9enf, Sdipei5. 19. 9lop. Gem
ihpeijeriihen VarIament lie9t siir
geratiing cine MoBregeI betreffeno
ireuSe Spione in Ser S6tpei5 Dor.
5remSe Spione iouen, penn lie iiber-
iiibrt peroen. nit Saft uno nit elmer
8eISitrafe BON 10000 sSranfen BE-
itraft peroen.
6erner tueroen Die Sdrpei5eriiden
geb0roen ourf oie SorIage ermGh-
igt, Terionen geridtlif 5u oerfol-
zen. Die ser 9eleioigiing Der @bre
1noerer 0i66te beifuloigt iino, obne
,rit oas Griilhen INN %erfeIgung
,urdl Die betreifen0en Yiddte nbpar-
.en au niiiiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
9tuti4tr &til In rndil@t Tront qttritbtn.

nafoem Iic pier5ig Mann. barunter
fiinf5ebn &erluiunoete, unter Deftigcm
,Sclier iiber oas iiberi6memmte Se-
biet aefiIbrt batten. 9lrmeebeamte
iagen, oab Die Shla6t in Der gegen-
udrti9en ,sorm Dfonate lang iort-
0auern fnln.
y tro Jr D. iiber 9onoon, 19.
gtop. Gf oeutibe Sornarih in
betrddtliher StGrfe Lungs ser
fdmalen 5ront am meiIli6en
@ei6icIuer miro pon oen ruiiii6ell
@tilit1rbeoba6tern 10 geoelitet, baB
er Die Staot @aribau Sum 3iel bot,
Inn Die .ruiliiden lruppen pom 0or-
nari6 na6 aratau abjulenfen uno
cine Itarfe Tefeniiplinie pon aaIiid)
nad] arafall 81 etablicren.
Gin lpeiterer .3pef oieles Mano-
pers lit nad glltiidt ser 0tilitdrfritl-
fer Der, Den ruiiiiden @ornarId in
OltprelIBen m,f5ilbalten. 5rosoem
aber maridicren Die 9liliien fonper-
giereno lueiter geIen arafau uno
iollcn MIR lnebr % Meilen Don Die
Ter Staot entfernt lein.
Gie Oelierreiher ieten Der ruff
ihen Sffeillipe ener1ii6en @iOer-
ltano cntgegen uno nIsen jeoen
Waiierlalf lino ieoes !oiigelhen gum
@ioeritano aus. Iie rliiiiiden 5rllp.
pen in Siiopolen baben aber idon
ben lesten @iigel iiberihritten, Der
5niiden ihnen nno arafm lag.
Gie 9il,Gcn biI0ea jfpei ,Sronten,
cine 9egen Arnfau ilno Die anoere
geaen Die aarpatben, lpo iie aeltern
bic sipei widiigiten. nah llngarn
fiibrcnbcil TGiic bcicbt babcn.
Serlim, 10. Iop. Srabtlos an
Die Nil. Erciie iiber Sappillc, q. y.
Die tiirfiidls 6luttc hat anf Der $DObe
BON Sebaitopul Gin rniiiidles @e'
id'iuabcr cugagiert, oas ans siuei
ariegsidIiffen nno fiimf arenaern be:
itanN, meIbet aomitantinopcl bierbcr.
Gines Der rniiiiden ariessidiffe
unrbe idliuer bsihdoist' nno bic an+
beren Sd)iffe flobcn, BON ben Siirfen
berfplgt, in, Scm 'oufen upm Sebaitp-
pnl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
Sanndcn iii paniid)em
Sf)rcd.
@ci Niagara Taas icbcn iic mpiteriO'
ie Sigmnllid)ter.
Sn @ieturia bcbsn lie pur Ynsriff ei,
ner oentiden sSlutte.

Niogara sails, Snt., 19.
gtop. Soloaten, bie On Der Toronto.
Graftanlage @afe baLten meI0eteil
ibrern fommanoierenoenSffiiier Dab
lie mpiteri0ie 9idter geiebcn bGtten.
Die tic fiir rSignale balten, Die oil
ser omerifaniiden Seite gegebeil
puroen. Gie 9i6tiianale ipurbcn in
Sen eritcn @oreenitrlnben bemerft.
Hotes, gel6es inb grimes 9i6t mlrr.
DC beniist. Sic mueroer 10 gebaIten,
baB iie perif)icoene &ombinationer
biIoeten. Sfarfe stusfhau nod
Spionen miro gebaIten.
@ictoria, g. g., 19. Nor.
gictorio lit in paniihem Sdredell
Dor einem ange6Iid ieoen ausenbIid
5u eripartenben slneriff bnrd cine
oeitti6e sSlotte. 9os Warine De.
partement bon Canada bat bic
ShIiebung aIler 2eu6thGiiier nnbe
Dem Safeneingang nngeorbnet unO
ON entlegeneren aiiitcnpunften bie
meiiten 9id)tcr geloid)t. S6iffer er.
bieIten oen TuftraN, ole Regulatio-
nen oes Iarine 0epartement nitfs
itrifteite 5u 6efoleen. @s murbe BE-
fnnntaegeben baB es nottpenoig luer-
oen mag. ale 9iftcr bon Der inter.
nutionalen 8ren,c norblp1rts 5u 10.
ffcn nnS ecipiiie 9foOigationsitraBen
3u idlieBen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
&interwttter in &anias,
Der falteitc 19. Wopember ieit q
Sabren nerseif)net.

aanias Cite. 10. yeon. SSn
annias imo in hieier 0cgeno bon
Wiiiouri fiel in ben Iesten "a Stiin-
ben bic Sen1peratur Inn 20 bis 40
@rabe. sn mebrerenahinften berriflt
elm @li55nro. Sier uno in Iopefa
pare, es beute firth 8 @rabe unter
gtul. Der filteite 19. Wopember felt
% Sabre.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19

JtL(ltOCl lulil U6I &uiIlplCI (SuIUt
Der, mie mir ip1ter borten, ein ge.
fapertes 'Shiff mar.
Gin langes nit SffiSieren uno
Uiatroien 6eieetes Boot itieB berna9
pom &reujer ob 9lls es nGber fun,
foiToen mir, oaB aQ Die 9eute nit
8eDebren uno Eiitolen bclpaffnet
paren. Gie Offi3iere fanlen an
9oro, inipiSierten uniere Eapiere
uno iniormierten nns, OaB mir ouf
eiil anberes Shiff transferiert uno
ma6 einem 6afen gebraft peroen
ioQen.
yllnteroeiien maren orei atbere
S6iffe berangefommen. @s paren
Die Nio gtegro, Die gliuncion iuo Die
SnOrani. 0ie eriten 5ipei pfleeten
Sdiffe Der Samburg-9l -9lmerifa.2inie
III iein, ole ,snorani mar elm eefo-
pertes Shiff 2lm nd6iten Worgeit
I'M 6 llbr begam Die Sran5ferie.
rirng Der %aiiogiere, ibreS @ep1des
unb ibres 9ett5euges. Sic wuroen
nah Der sIiuncion genommen.
y9estcre nit 511 Yerionen an
9oro pntroriaierte ied)s Gage lang
norolid) unO iiioIih cine Strede BON
90 Meilen @lnge 0ies gei6ab, I'M
5u uerbiiten, OaB Die Rahribt BON
Der aaperltng Der Ban Ind 5u friib
befannt meroe. 9ie &drlsrube iud)te
nah Dem 0ampfer geitris, Der Iid
auf Der iSabrt naf Dem Siiben be.
fano uno in Der gsGbe iein iollte.
vaapt Sritid) iagte nns, oaB Die
9llilucion obne &larierungspapiere
am s. 9lugubit BON Santos abgefab-
rem NOR unb nit &oblen> ltnb BRO
plant poll belo0en mar. Sic traf Die
9arlsrube on elmer fleinen SSniel ser
iiioanlerifoniiben &iilte aoblen inlo
Nropiant pur6e on Den arcujer
tronsferiert, Der idon Nangel ooran
bate
,aapt. 1SritifJ iagte, oaB oicaurls-
rube folgenbe SAiffe eefapert buttc:
81. 9lueuit, 0fnple Brand; 1. Sep.
tembcr, Sttatbrop; IA. September,
SiabIano Scope; II. september,
'Snoroni; 81. September, Wario, ein
boIIdnbiiGes Shiff initarieesfontra.
banb an 9orb unb Die &to SSScpono;
%. September, Goriiiib Gitp; 8. ST.
tober, Maria De 9arrirtaga ltto Woi-
toaa; 6. Sftober, iSarn; Z. Sftober,
oueronna; s. Oftober, Garpantos;
9 Cftober, Trlltb; If Sftober, Gon-
Dor; is. Sftober, Glanton; %. Sf.
tober, 6uritaole; 26. Sftober, Tan
end"
@uibington, 19. gtop. 9te
itoIieniIhen Ganipfer Sio 8iopannt
llno Heaina Sss'SStnlia, Die freigegeben
puroen. nahbem oas Staatsoeparte'
ment aegen ihre Getinierung IN @ib-
roItar proteItiert batte, ourften nod
,StaIien meiterfabrelt, nad)oem ne
eingepiligt batten, NIT ibrer Sa-
ouno aupier nod Gibraltar 5urild-
,1lfchren. 9ie Sd)iffe fanen aus
ben Ser. Stoatell unb batten elm gro-
fes oIoemeines &orao, oas crit bate
cntiernt weroen miiiien, ebe man an
Sos aupicr herangefonlnlen mare.
Gin britiides Briiengeribt in@ibrol'
tor miro entifeioen, oh ibr alipter
Qontrabanoe lit ODER nid)t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
Srmonmgliid in @efOrmz
idnle.
3ebm &nabem in 6lurioa fanben
Slammcntub BEL ssencr in Sprmi-
tprimm.

3ampa. 6Ia.. t9. 9eop. 3ebn
3ogIinge scr itantli6en HeformiGulc
fiir peibc anaben in Mnrinnna,
,SIa.. fanoen geltern ben Zoo bei ei-
mem 9ranoe. Der oas Gornitorilim
ser slnitolt cin1i6crte. Ter angc-
rittete gigeittiimsihaben miro nlii
iiber 100000 seid)dst sldt Der
Opfer tpurben bereits ibentifi5iert.
Ger ltriprlrng oes Seuers puroe
nod nidt feftgeiteIlt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19
Spfer eincs StraBens
ranbeS.
0ame in Nnrpra nit ShGbelbrmh
benz SuSe mabe.

9(nroro, 81, 19. Sept. Cine
sSrauensperion, Die bier eeitern nbeno
binter elmer Stride berpnBtlos orfge-
funoen puroe linb Der burd einen
S6lag nit einem Sdruiibeni6liiiiel
Der S6Goel cingeidlagen noroen
mar, pilrbe beiite oils SRI. Sennie
Miner, Die SO Sabre alte Sodter ei-
nes ebemaligen 8iirsermeiiters bon
@uroro, ibentifisiert. SRI. Miller's
Sanotaihe, in Der fid @elb uno merit
bolle Sdnludioden befanoen, ipuroe
nidt eefiinben. gs banbeIt ii6 dlpei-
fenos Inn einen Saa bon Horb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19

- 9ieaeift miiroen ole iiioofrlfa-
niidlen @c6elcn uitd onoers telcgra-
phicren. menn tic uno uift Die eng.
liidjc &eeierling Die Trdbte IN
6dnoen bdtten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-19

&nRem brbanpten abfr,
baB lie nuaufbaltiam
DDrriifcm.
Sn Serbicn iinb bic Seiterreifer in
Der Gberbanb.
Srnnspien erlitten in ben Irgunnen
l9iuere Serlnite.
Secidlad)t sipiifDen Sentiden unb
9imilen in Der Sitiee.
2unbpn fummentiert frans6iiidDe
MelSunsen iebr rciigniert.
raein 3eid)en, Saf Die Sentiheu
Stellnngen eridliittcrt iino."
-hransoisn meleen Sample in Der
Weseno BON SraeD le Sal.
Srt fam i'm 9lntpmubil nun Earis
leidlt errc:dDt iuercen.
Gus idnueiscriidle Earlament befGft
iidl nit fremben Spioneu.
Siirfiifer @urmnridl I'M 9anfaius
angeblidJ anfgebnlten.
Gniien meloen, baf Die Siirfen anf
beLI &iifsmg iinS.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09

The management and control
of the Parma Herald has been
sold by the undersigned, and all
connection with the publication
will pass from me on August L.
Before that time | wish every
one owing would call and settle
his account. After August 1 all
accounts will be placed with an
attorney for collection. i want
to quit the newspaper business
in Parma square with both
debtors and creditors. | will
try to notify you during the
coming week of the amount of
your bill, and will appreciate
prompt settlement. All bills up
to July 1, 1914, are included.
NJ. A. Bates.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09
PARMA LOSES
TO NYSSA
Local Team Drops Close
Game the Fourth by
3 to 1 Score.

The Parma ball team went to
Nyssa the Fourth and received a
drubbing at the hands of the
Nyssa aggregation. A heavy
rain spoiled the grounds to such
an extent that fast playing was
out of the question, but despite
this the game was close and in
teresting at all times, Nyssa
finally pulling out with the beet
of a B to l score. Bad work on
the part of the Nyssa umpire
also helped materially towards a
Nyssa victory. Jurries, pitching
for Parma, should have won his
game, allowing fewer hits and Sc
curing more strikeouts than did
Ferguson, the opposing twirler,
but a few bobbles at critical
times, together with bad umpir-
ing, was enough to defeat the
Parma crew.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09

Furnished room for rent. In
quire of Mrs. A. j. Mitchell.
For a first-class Sunday din
ner go the Hotel Illinois. Only
so cents.
Will pay highest cash price for
poultry, hides and pelts. Par
ma Meat Market.
For Sale = Team of heavy
mare colts. Inquire at barber
shop. ii. Hughey.
DR.. T. o. Humphreys, resident
dentist. Office in bank building,
ground floor, phone 4S.
| For best white pine screen
doors, REINFORCED with extra
wire in lower panels, go the
Spurrier Lumber Company.
Our home cured Hams and
Bacon are the very best. Oul
lard is always fresh. Give us
Ivour next order. Parma Meal
Market,
A. l. Myers, the loan man al
Caldwell; buys and sells notes
mortgages, and Warrants, anC
has plenty Of 8 per cent. money
on hand to loan" 4-16t4
Five tear farm loans with pre-
Ipay yIt1eht privileges, lowest inter
est rate apd prompt action
Leslie A. Mclean, 500 Overland
Bldg, Boise; Idaho. t
| For Rent-Wil rent at a reason
able rate, either an 80 or 16O
acre tract. Under governmen
project sodth of Parma. Max,
inquiry at Herald Office. A duicl
deal will make you money.
have purchased the ,busines
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09
WILL HOLD
INSTITUTE
Parma W.C.T.U. Has Big
Meeting Scheduled
for July IL.

The Parma W.C.T.U. will hold
an institute in the First Presby-
terian church Friday, July IL
beginning at 1920 am. Near
by unions will be invited to join,
and all are requested to bring
their lunch, as there is to be an
all-day session. Each depart.
ment of the Parma union will
have a place on the program,
with special music. Mrs. Nettie
r. Chipp of Boise, state presi.
dent, will be with us. All are
cordially invited to attend this
meeting.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09
ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes of
Happenings in Parma
and Vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Fl. J. Sloan cele-
brated the Fourth at Weiser.
f. E. Fisk left last night for
Haley to transact business.
Hardy Hughey and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday at Kuna.
E. NJ. Kirkpatrick was a Chau-
tauqua visitor at Caldwell Sum-
day.
Howard and Charley Sebree
were down from Caldwell Tues
day.
Bryop Waldo and wife were
Independence Day visitors at
Weiser.
Mrs. f. M. kirkpatrick is suf.
fering from a severe attack oi
tonsilitis.
Miss Ruth Wright came down
from Boise yesterday for visit
with friends here.
Miss Lillian Dickinson is enter
tanning at a Kensington this
afternoon in honor of Miss
Louise Blackwell.
III. Z. Baldridge and family
lautoed to Caldwell Tuesday
night to attend the last of the
series OF Chautauqua entertain.
ments held there.
Messrs. and Mesdanes J. C.
Blackwell, f. E Fisk, G. A. Tan,
ner, F. Fl. Chapman and G. e
Mitchell attended the Chautau
qua entertainments at Caldwell
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Thornton
entertained Harry Jurries ano
Miss Lydia Dixon at dinner
Saturday. Sunday afternoon
the four attended the Chautau
qua at Caldwell.
Mrs. J. G. Watkins returned
Monday from st. Luke's hospit
al at Boise, where she recent,
underwent an operation for ap
lpendicitis. Mrs. Watkins is yer,
much improved in health.
Mrs. A. S. Hunt of Vale was /,
guest at the G. M. kirkpatrick
home last week Mr. Hunt cam
over from Vale in his automobil
Monday and he and his wife re
turned to their home Tuesday.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09

The dope was all wrong in that
Apple Valley Parma game last
Thursday night and the locals
lost out in an awful exhibition
by a score of IL to 3 Fielding
errors and bonehead baserun-
ming, coupled with the inability
to hit Ferguson, the Apple VAL
ley twirler, accounted largely
for Parma's defeat. The result
of this game left Parma, Roswell
and Apple Valley tied for first
place, each team having won
three and lost two games.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09

Lowell Ferguson, the 17-year-
old son of Mrs. Chas- Ferguson,
died early yesterday afternoon
at his home in Apple Valley. tu-
berculosis being the cause of
death. The funeral services will
be conducted by Rev. Bird, OF
Caldwell, at the First Presby.
terian church here at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning and inter
ment will be made in Fraternity
Cemetery. His mother. four sis
ters and two brothers survive
him.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09
Pretty Ra ~.

The other day a man told US
that the article we published
last week anent Tad Rose was
pretty raw. For the benefit of
this man and others we publish
the following, and commend it
to his and their notice: We may
not get the language right at
first guess, but we'll take one
chance at 1t;
EXODUS %:
"And God spake all these
words, saying
4 am the Lord, thy God;
Thou shalt have no other
gods before me;
Thou shalt not make unto
thee any craven image, or any
likeness of anything that is in
heaven above, or that is in the
earth beneath, or that is In the
water Under the earth;
Thou shalt not bow down to
them nor serve them; for |, the
Lord thy God, am a jealous God,
visiting the iniquity of the
fathers upon the children unto
the third and fourth generation
of them that hate met
Thou shalt not take the name
of the Lord, thy God, in vain;
for the Lord will not hold him
guiltless who taketh his name in
vainI
Honour thy father and thy
mother, that thy days may be
long upon the land which the
Lord thy God giveth thee;
Thou shalt not kill;
THOU SHALTNOT COMMIT
ADULTERY;
Thou shalt not steal,
'Thou shalt not bear false wit.
ness against thy neighbour;
Thou shalt not covet thy
neighbours house, thou shalt
not cotet thy neighbours wife
nor his manservant nor his
maidservant nor anything that
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09

Miss Florence Eacker spent tbs
Fourth at Boise, to which place
her parents recently removed
Mrs. w. B. Mitchell and Miss
Beatrice Ferguson left Thurs
day night for visit at Ogden,
Utah.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Fisk and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fisk attended
the Chautauqua at Caldwell
Sunday afternoon
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-09

o. H. Lawson and family au-
toed to Lake Lowell the Fourth.
Charley and Willie Jurries and
Patsy Stockton celebrated the
Fourth at Lake Lowell.
A large number of Parma peo-
pie we're In attendance at the
Chautauqua meetings at Cald-
we'll this week.