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New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
NEW CANCER SERUM
 PROVES SUCCESSFUL
Medical Board of General Memorial Hospital of New York to Pub
 fish Result of Years Work.

New York, Feb. 19.-The results of the work of nearly a year by phy- slclans, surgeons and laboratory staff of the General Memorial hospital of this city, tending to show the sue cess of the new cancer serum, are expected to be published soon in an official report of the medical board of the institution, according to an nouncement made today
 The report will contain the name of the discoverer of the new serum, its composition, the details of the preliminary laboratory work, and the individual medical histories of the patients so far treated in the hos pital. The announcements forecast this report as one of the most inn portant contributions to science em- anating from the medical professions in this country.
 The serum is used by injection. The cancerous growths break down, dis integrate and disappear, it is assert ed.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19

other. The successful players for the whist were as follows: First ladys prize, Mrs. F.. D. Bennett first gents prize, K. F.. Mason; second ladys prize, Mrs Edward olson: second gents prize, Alex Siderowfky. The consolation prizes went to Mrs. II. Webster. and Walter I. Tho-p, re- spectively.
 For pinochle the lady's prize was captured by Mrs. k. C.. Yung, and the pertleman's prize by Adolph Witkin. The temple decided to postpone their spring ceremonial until April and hold ladies' night at the March ses- sion.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
THE DOCTORS WIFE. Agrees With Him About Food.

A trained nurse says: Tn the prac- tice of my profession I have found so many points in favor of Grape Nuts food that I nhesitatingly recomm end it to all my patients.
 "1t is delicate and pleasing to the palate Gan essential in food for the sick) and can be adapted to all ages, being softened with milk or cream for babies or the aged when deficiency of teeth renders mastication impossible. For fever patients or those on liquid diet ] find Grape-Nuts and albumen water very nourishing and refreshing.
 "1his receipt is my own idea and is made as follows: Soak a teaspoonful of Grapc-Nuts in a glass of water for an hour, strain and serve with the beaten white of an egg and d spoonful of fruit juice for flavoring. This affords a grat deal of nourishment that even the weakest stomach can assimilatc without any distress.
 My husband is a physician and he uses Grape-Nuts himself and orders it many times for his patients.
 Personally I regard q dish of Grape-Nuts with fresh or stewed fruit as the ideal breakfast for anyorS- well or sick"
 In stomach trouble, nervous pros tration, etc, a To-day trial of Grape Nuts will usually work wonders tow" ard nourishing and rebuilding and in this way end the trouble. Name given by Postum O., Battle Creek, Mich
 Look in pkgs. for the famous little book, The Road to Wellville.'
 Ever read the above letter? \ new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
STEAMER UNMANAGEABL
santa Marta Loses Ruddcr Post and
 Sends Wireless For Aid.

New York, Feb. 19.--Word was received here today that the coast guard cutter ltasca had lett Norfolk to go to the assistance of the United Fruit steamer Santa Marta, which re- ported by wireless carly today from the vicinity of Cape llatteras that she had become unmanagcable owing to the loosening of her rudder post.
 The Santa Marta was bound for New Yorw from Port Limon with 65 passengers and mails. She reported that a heavy northerly gale was blow ing but that she was riding it out safely with the aid of d sea anchor The Santa Marta was due here tomor- TOW.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
ROCKWELL SCHOOL
MEETING.

Parents and Teachers Association
 Holds Interesting Session.
 An interesting session of the Rock well school Parents and Teachers as- sociation was held last evening, the feature being an educational talk on Care of the Teeth" by Dr. c. w. Vivian. Later in the evening re- treatments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
 School songs were rendered by Sophie Clark, Clarence Burns and Mable Church and Jacob Garsinkel gave violin numbers. Miss Clara Ol- colt presided at the piano and Miss Marion Barrows rendered vocal selec- tions.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
MAY HIRE TAX EXPERT.

Hartford Feb. 19.-The senate yes- terday, after much debate, passed the resolution which had been on the table for two or three weeks, authorizing the finance committee to secure the services of an expert. It was passed after some debate in which the demo- cratic members were keenly solicitous for the welfare of Tax Commissioner w, H, COrbin
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19

A despatch received from Cope1- hagen last night described the loss of two German airships in the North sea. The Zeppelin L-3 exploded on Fance Island Wednesday and another such airship, commanded by Captain Count Platen, sank ten miles north Of Jutland yesterday. It has been assert ed that the entire Zeppelin fleet is patrolling the North sea just outside of English waters. Zeppelin No. ? is believed to be the flagship of the flo- tilla.
 Another despatch from Rotterdam says the Dutch steamer Helena was overhauled in the North sea last Tues day by Zeppelin L-5, which trained her guns on the steamer and ordered her to heaVe-to. When satisfied as to the Helena's identity the captain of the Zeppelin apologized and reascend- ed with his craft
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
ID R IN K Fl A B | T


Thousands of wives, mothers and sisters are enthusiastic in their praise of ORRINE, because it has cured their loved ones of the Drink Habit" and thereby brought happiness to their homes. Can be given secretly. Or- RINE costs only s1.00 per box. Ask for Free Booklet. The Clark & Brainerd O.. 1S1 Main street. For constipation we recommend the use of the kosinc Pill. A box of 3 pills, 25c
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
HIRA TEMPLE WHIST.
Enjoyable Social Time Held in Vega
 Hall Last Evening.

llirt Temple, No. 90, Knights If l\horassan, held q successful whist and p1nochlc party last evening in Vega hall The large gathering of players indicated very clearly that one game Is equally as popular as the
New Britain herald., 1915-02-19
ZEPPELIN AIRSHIPS
 PATROL NORTH SEA
Activity of Fleet Continues Despite Fact That Two AirshipS Recently
 Have Been Lost.

London, Feb. 19, 11:15 a. m.-The activity of Zeppelin airships over the North continues, telegraphs the correspondent at Copenhagen of the London Star, and this in spite of the fact that two airships recently have been lost. Gaps in the fleet caused by disaster are being filled by Zeppe- lins drawn from the airship stations in western Germcny.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
oe g%erpinigrllg elmer offentliden
i5traBe fir Gripat3rpede SIT leaaliit-

Sc germiniglrllg elmer offentlidpell
'5trabe fir Gripat3pecfe SIT legaliit-
rel1.
Das @elet IN oieiem Staate lit:
Die 5trobell merOen fir oas Gl,=
blifnm bertpaltet. Sic lil10 lnlr 5l
Strabenslueden SIT benl,ben. Mus=
llabnle1t bon bieler Megel fol1lle1 MIR
baum genladJt meroelL falls lpeSifiidle
Mlttorilirlll1g sum Nfnpeid)en non Dem
algen1eil1el1 Grin5ip ertbeilt aporoe11
.ili.
Sll oieiem Sale licat feline iolde
Ml1snabme Dor.
Sent @erid)t i1 Oieiem 5taate
miro oiele MaBnabnlc mfred)t erbals
ten, ltllo es iollte nienlals cin @elets
|meroem.
Slr ser &offnl,lrg, SOP oieie got
ld)aft lire giillitiae Gripaglrlg c1n=
|pfal1gen miro, BIN id}
g%ldrtltngspoll
8e5. Ilfrco 8. W'lteller,
Magor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
gakt sen l1nfna!

Troboem Scr Jog. Nolterabello
(@olom'een) talelroariid) allf l1ad}lte1l
5onntag ~feltaeiest lit, begil1nelt bole
8rben, freebc Sllnaens nllo ge1lgel
jett id)o11, allabenolid l1l1fllg 5l1 trei=
ben l1n6 Scr Eoli5ei vbeiBe" IilBe 81
MAIDEN. Sic gurid1en erlallben lid)
aber ood gu oiel l1nlim lllD 9e6en
obne bic geringlte Hiidiidt auf bas
gigentbum oes 9fddAten nnr. llrlo
oarlrm 1T m,d Sic Goli5ei Doaig i'm
Hette, menl1 lie sic loie SSllgeno pbne
Niidlt6t behanoelt, Wfan NOR alld)
mal jung, aber babel gait einem oas
e~i11gebla1te Motto:: Seen SpaB in
.gbren miro Nien1oll0 peupebren."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
9lus sem @cridlt.

Iran 9ora S6ebler, melder bei
Ser 5eier Oes MISUNDERSTANDING,
inn 6eierparp Garf Nlrb Sel1erperf
perlebt murbe, bat burd bic Numalte
Scott nno Scott cine al1f $4,000 lal1=
tenoe Sd)uoenflage 9egen ben 9aben-
port Commercial glRb, meld)er Der
Subrlaiiigfeit ge5ieben miro, ar-
ltrengen laiien.
.. g. @amfins bat bl1rd sic Pin
malte Cane unb @aternlan cine &la-'
&c u1ter Dem ltaatliden @aitpflidt=
ELECTROMAGNETIC gegel1 Sic gettet1<
0prf SrpgGt ltno SDorogen Company
unltrengen lalielr. Der &lager gibt
on, an1 26. slllgult oieles Sabres in.
folae elmer Grploiion IN ser s(nlage
perlebt mor0en 5u lein.N gr perlangt
ben balben Mrbeitslobn fir Sic Dau-
er BON 100 @oden.
2amrence Sun bot Ol1rd Die Mn-
malte Goof un0' 8allllff cine Sha-
0enflage int @etroge bon $4,000 ge-
Gen Soar Sitter I'M 8iltriftsgeriGt an=
trengelr laiieln. Ser &ldger mill Don
eil1ent bon Sitter qefabre1en 9lls
iiberfobren iein nno idypere 8erlebun=
gen Oopongetraget baben.
M}ar 2elol1ef, eit 5%1polfiabrigcr
Sltllge, bot ourh leinen @ater eine
56abenflage inn @etrage bon $4,000
gegen Sic 8pla11b Stone Gotnpanp
bon 8ettenoorf mltrengen lalien.
Ser &ldger lit ol1rb 4r1apalt g1lbrem
8. Gbe5em hertreten. ST bnt bor
mebreren Monaten Elm paar Singer
eingebiiBt, oils ct beinr Spielen in
oem 5teinbrnb Dpnomitpatronen
un0 oielelben plobli6 erplooir.
ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
@pn Gus bctambt.
Trolt gIi5o Mo1,ee's 2eben Oltrd
2ltngrllotpr ge@ttet.

Die sOiabriae Sral, Gli5a Mortae,
Ml,tter oes County : Shulilrperilt=
tenoel1ten @enrp Monge, muroe &C.
|ltern Mad)nittag flr5 nod lii1f ltbr
lilt ser &iide Tires Setn1s in go. sos
9clle Mpelmte bon altsltromcnoell Go
len iibern1annt.
Sic betagte Sra1 lpplltc bct 6as=
6ero nl5iil1oen. Sic butte Sen Cos
baDn bereits boil o1lgeorcbt, als bas
StreiGbol5 INT ibrer @al1O serbrad1.
@ei Dem Gerlude, ein meitcreS
|Streihbpl5 al1s ser 5dahtel iibcr
Sem @asberb 81 1lebnlen, mllrOe Tralt
Honge blrh mtsltromen0e @ale be=
tau5t. Sic lanf 5ltriid altf eil1ell
Stlrhl IN ser Slide lrno mare nidlt
|ibr SpbnL County : Sdp1liuperintell=
bent @enrp Nonge, ldJnen sur stele
aepeielL, 10 mGire es ielblt filr Die
@iilfe oes 2lt1gn1ptors 5l1 ipat gene
Lien.
SEER Mpllae belibt lelblt eil1igc
@enntrille iiber Sic 9(nmel1ol1ng Der
eriten @iilfe bei llngliidsfaIlen. @a6-
reno CT I'M ieine Wel1tter beniibt tpor,
bradte Ser Coroner Or. Sobn ..
Guntlpea bie 2ul1gmotor-gasriiltrng
iomie Npli5iit 5tafenbicl III ieinen
Nntpmobil nod, Sem &onge'ld)erl
@aulc.
Mod iiber eillitiil1oiger anitrengel1.
ser Nr6eit gelong es bent gr5t mt
Ser l1tteritiibulla Oes @oli5iitel1, Die
betagte Iral, polig mieOer SIT 1td 81
ibringen. @ei Dem I)oben Mlter Sci
6rol1 batte ser l1nfall iebr leidt Der
bangniBppH ablntien foi'n1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
II, e. Marinc @anb.

9(n1 0onnerstag Nadumittag, Sen
a. Nobenlber, miro bie beriibmte Il.
Morinc @n11b Elm aon5ert I'M
Spernbalts gebet.
9ie nit Medt iberiibmte Marine
gmlo beltebt aus 55 Der berporra=
genonen Mulifer IN gnerifa. Ole
ielben iino mdbren0 Ser 5aiion in
Der 8l1n0esbaltptlta0t @albington be
ltdnoig in 0ieniten1 100 lie bei Sen d.
fentlidet gnlpfmtgs5eremonien ulm,
I'M @eiBen Sauie erldeiner1.
9ie ga11b bat einen 9tpod)e1tli.
d)er llrlollb bon Yraiioent @illon er.
bolten lnrb befinoet iid) nllt al1f oe1
Niidreiie nod @aibington.
9ireftor @m1. $. Santelmann ba1
fir 0os aon5ert in DaDenport on
1rQhIten Donnerstag Nadmittag eli
lebr reidbaltiges uno Invertebrates
Hrogral11n1 arrangirt. Die leitenoel
@omponiIten Ser 8elt iino IN Der
&on5ertzgel1nl11er11 Dertreten.
3ieie beriibmte M1iiffapeae Ell
|1tirt bereits ieit III Sabre1, mi
SEER Saltelnlan11 fat als 0lrefto'
berlel6en II Sabre lang fungirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29

Me5epte oclpiiienbait bon beIter
Mr3neillitteln allgefertigt. 81 lepe s
Mpotbefe. (If5J
Sic @eeroiall1g bon Nra1 Sc
no 3pllcr, Der 8attil bon @errn
Gruit Boiler, mcldc aln 1ie1stag
9lbcll0 INF Miidacl ReeIe @olpltol pom
iGperca1 9cioen erloIt mllrbe, miro
arl gonllabcuo 9fadmlittag llnl 5lpci
ll6r pom Grouerbauic, 9eo.1951 @cIt
8. StraBc, allf oem Tairnloltlt Irleo=
bof ltattiillocn. Die Geritorbelle lpltr=
SC al1l g. SSalnlar 1866 in Davenport
geborel1 uno bat iornit ein Sitter bon
40 Sa6ren, 8 Mlolotul ul1o % Ia=
aer erreidt. Sore gr3iehn1g gelrob
iie il Scr Ireien Icutlhcn Sdltle.
Sim 30. septcmber 1905 perleiratGe-
tc tic iid) nlit @err1 Grilit 3oller, oer
lic ncblt 5qpei Sodltern, en1cm Sohl1e
aus ciler 5dfpeiter ilb2rlebt.
Sic 1Scllcrpebr murOe gcItern
s(belo geaen adlt l1br nod Dent Sall=
ic 90. 2S01 Bridge apenlle, @epob=
11er 6. s. Morrolp, gertfen, INN BORT
eill 1Sclter Sit loid)en. Sim 6alls6e=
apobner nor NIT elmer bremelloen
2anlpe bon ei1em 3i1nnler ills anoere
gegallaell. gls ct oie Ihilrldmelle
iiberid)ritt mllroe sic 9Sortiere on Der
Ghiir i'm 9ral1o qelcbt. Ger allgerid)=
tete sdaoen belauft lid) allf ltllgefabr
$25. 0o.
Sarp steffcu, Graiioent 0es
3ollncrstog 9lbeno &e9elfl1bs, er=
5ielte ge1tern 9lbeno eillell l%o9enoll1t-
ten uGroiiie" @l1rf, Ser ihm 800
Glulfte einbrad)te. Cine aroBere
9llnft5obl lit nidjt moalid1. Slr Der
often, eelpo1nten @eiie mllroe oieles
GrcigniB Scr &eacl=Saiipn ieltlid1 be-
gallgel1.
Ser GrpreBn1alm Soc @ering
mlrDe geitern elbeno ollf DEM 9iod
Sslallo gabllbof al1f getrei6en Der
o"prtige1 gabnl6pfss=M atrone BON $50,
li5ilt Sauslhilo nmo 2eteftio Thelal
nerbnitct. @eriag miro beidllloigt
iid 5lpei 1lad cem Gabnbof fomn1ell.
Sen 6ral1ell gcacltilbcr III bod)lt I'M:
%ollltanoiger @aile betommen SIT ha'
beu. @ie Die Noli5ei erflart, lol
@ering bereits friiber meael cine:
abllidel Geraebel1s p%er6aftet NOR:
ben Iain. Canals trot obcr Die be
leioiete Irat llid)t gegen tim in 81
fcntlider Sibllnq hes Gpll5elgeridt;
ouf. @erillg mllroe inter Sf0(
9ilrgldait 9GTtellt.
Iplgenoe @rulloeigent6ulns
ll%ebertrogll1g mltrbe por9enon1mel1
@atberil1e 8. s(nOerlon 11no @atte al
@aple 8. gai6ap, I6eil bon 2pt 3
gluf 8 l1l1o Got 3, Ilod 8, Sopl
gettelloort 81.
- 9r. Nape, 3abnarat, gecurit'
Building. Wna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29

- Merhants Iransfer & 5torage
60. Gelepbon 855. Wn5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
@ar Ser 5d;cf gcfaGd)t9

Ser NpplballenbeIiber 9Spe bon geo.
1927 9arrilpn Strabe mlroe gefterl1
9lbeno bon Mid]aro Mlc9rioe erlltdlt,
ifm em Sdediormllar SIT geben.
MG9rroe itellte cilen Sd)ed sltnl 9e=
TRACE BON $12.40 oa1f lid) ielbit aus.
Gr ml1rbe in elmer @irtbid)aft an Scr
10. luto @arriion 5traBe al1f ollge=
meme &eroodltsgriinoe feltaenom=
men, lnb es loll Dor allen Iingell
feltgeitellt mcrocll, ob Ser Sded &C.
falld)t mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
6tabt nnb Gonaip,
,yrejtag, oen 20. Sttober.
aleine 9tabt=W cuigfeiten.

Me5epte acfpiYienboit bon beiten
Mr3neinlittell1 all9eferti9t. 81 ep e's
Mpotbefe. (Ill5J
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
0eteftip Mln. 9iIbop febrte &c.

- Deteftip 8m. 8iibop sbrte ae=
ltern Mbeno geger 11elll1 llbr in ge@
aleitl1g Des Merifaners MigaleS
@on1e5 aus 93idlano, So, nod bier
5urild. @on1e5 brannte Dor rmgefabr
onbertbolb Ssabren NIT Der Tra1 eli
mes 2an0smanlles Don bier 0nrdl.
Sic Sra1 1tobtll al1d lire &inber NIT,
bon 0e11en 6as dltelte, ein Sltnge bon
5molf Sa6rell, gelter11 glei6folls 81,
riidfebrte.
anlf(el1te rn0 @eidaftsleute
Der Nor0 &arriion StraBe bon Der
2ocl1lt bis our 10. 5traBe bielten ge=
lterl1 9lbellO cine 3niammenfunft III
bem @ebGuoe ser geortb @arriion
Gruit 81 Saoillgs COMPANY ab l1o
griinoeten cine gereiniglng nod Dem
Wulter 0es Clubs ser @el6dftsleute
oeS 300 8lofs 0er @elt 2. 5traBe.
Mei Dem geiter11 glbe1o bon 60
ro1ler OF. SSobn 9. Gantpeu ubge-
baltenen sS1qleIt iiber 0en SOB bon
3apio Mcaaabon gab 6ie aus Den
Serren $. Solepb, $, 6. l1noeroont
uno 8. <eop beltebsnoe Goro11er's
sS11rD ein @erbift arf Eob 0urd] l1n-
fad ab. Meun 3elgen apur0en Der'
1ommelr.
$. 6. 8ope, s. 6. Soniien
Carrie S. Mebger, 6. s. Berger uni
st. $. @alter, @igentbumsbeiiber at
Ser Norapoob g(penr1e, ba6en 6llrd
Mnipalt 80. so. @bamberlin gelterr
etne &lage I'M Scott County Diltrifts
geridt gegen Biirgermeiiter Meueqe,
nnb sic Mitglie6er bes 5ta0tratbe'
anitre1gen laiie1. Die &lager erin
hen nm Musitelll1nq zines @inbalts
/ befebls, nm Die @eflagten on ser ST
/ bebllng bon Eflalterllngsiteltern &c
. oen Bic BeiibtDiiner Ser &lager 81
bin6ern. III i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
Mcitc &lailen i'll grpUn's am
Muntna.

Cine Mnoabl iulaer aellte peroel1
fore Nrheit beginllen I'M 9roapns @ll-
lines College allt Montaa. Sizes III
Sic bette @elcaenbeit. Relte &laiier1
lperoen organiiirt in alien Icpartc,
n1enta.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29

5n Huba finb CUR s3eit ettpa
$2O,000,000 in fpantidem unb franz
3Df{4em @Olb ullb $5,O00,OOO III
iponii9em @ilber i'm nmlauf.
ais Ntfif6 als Sr9e1terleiter
na6 2eip5ig berufen norben J>pqr,
tpetgerte fi4 bas Sr9eiter, .unter
benz jungen Meni6en" All ipielen. :.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
l1miucriitp Grteniiun @ortragc.

Seute sl6e1lo finoet IN ser 9(n(a
Ser &odJidJule Ser erite gortrag bic
Ter Soiipn unter Den Ml1lpi5ien Der
l1niperiitp grteniion 1tatt. @iaiom
Craig @ilio1, 8rofe1ior Ser @e=
ldidte an ser 5toats=l1niperlttat 81
Ssolpn Gitp, miro IN bielem 8inter
Ied)s Gortrage iiber bas Ibema
vSeds llngefrol1te &errlher BON @u-
ropa" 6altel1. 3ie 8ortrage fin6en
ltets an 6reitag Mbel10en ltatt. 3os
.56emo oes beutigen 9lbenoS lit uDan.
tom, Ser @errider ser iran5oitidel1
Mepol1tion." Sic an0eren finn 8or=
trage meroen iibfr folgenoe Ibemata
fem:
5. Mopember ~ ganeprono, ser
Gri15 Ser europaiiben Diplomatic.
10. 9lobenlber - Wetternid, 0et
Iiftotor ser Geaftior.
19. Mopember - GaDol1r, Del
@riil1oer 0es moberl1en Staliens.
26. Nopenrber 8ismurd, BEL
sG0pfer bes 9eutl d)er Geides.
3. 9e5enlber @la0ltpne, Das
Ml1iter Ser erglilden Staatsmanns
tll1it.
Mer lid nod feline gintrittsfartel
fir sic Gortrdge perldafft bat, fanr
lolde bon fSrl. Ssser11ie Gleabes, 1011
Charlotte g(pe., Ielepbon Sab. 1898
be5iebell, Sic aud alle nabere Snfor
nation altf 8erla11gen mittbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-29
.Seirat6s : GrlaubnifldJeinc.

Slllilts Gergma1tl, Clarence, So.
ltn0 9l1rna Gebrls, 2omoell, Sa.
Mltgl1it 9Ilbers, 2olpoel1, So., nn(
@oetd3er, Clarence, So.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

(Serial No. UY66S.D
Department of the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, Feb
ruary -, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Frank
II. billiard, OF POcatello, Idaho,
assignee Of Benjamin F. Lore, who,
on April y, 1911, made Desert-Land
Entry, Serial No O9668, for E11
NE "A Section 8; VIZ NV "A Section
10, Township . South, Range IS
East, Boise Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention 70 make Final Proof to
establish claim to the land above
described. before A. c. De Mary, U.
5. Commissioner. at Rupert, Idaho.
on the 9Th day of April, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W w. Prickett, of Jerome, Idaho.
Edna G. Pickett, of Jerome.
Idaho
G. S. Ayars, of Falls City. Idaho.
|. +. Johnson. of Falls City. Idaho
j E. WILLIAMS, Register.
LIST pub. Feb rs, last pub. March rs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

the Gleason investigation was not so
timed as to tie up lot of state books
that the legislative investigation com
mittee would want If they really in
tended TO do business. The net re-
suit is, that nothing serious was done
For years. and especially in the last
campaign, the affairs and personnel
OF the state land board have been
debated Al the bes,. some OF the
records and methods have been OBJ
scure; for the vindication OF the in
nocent and the capable. and for the
identification OF the less desirable,
this investigation should have been
complete. Instead, it has been most
farcial.
Gov Alexander has been damned
and dared to make good some of his
campaign promises. If the Recorder
is judge of men. he will not take
such a dare, but will set in to prove
to doubt that he can prove enough.
even though there be not a single
criminal act, to prove himself wiz
ard and prophet Good business or
not he cut the state appropriations
the million dollars which he prom
Used. ANY man is a fool TO doubt his
courage or ability to go TO the limit
/ in investigating the past. in the light
of what has already got into the
courts, And II some unsavory stuff
isn't pried loose from a critical study
OF the capitol building and furnishing
II will be indeed a mystery,
The new state land board and 9TH
or big boards could well afford to go
outside OF the small coterie Of favor
ed ones and take the SO per cent into
account, in their administration for
the coming year Fewer Banquo $
ghosts may rise up TO trouble them
when when this inevitable investiga-
ton comes
II this be political treason. make
the most OF it, But the whole IS
per cent join in the belief that it is
time for the new deal. and they d
like to have it quietly and peaceably
if they can get it that way. Richfelc
Recorder.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

was to produce larger breeds with the
beautiful color and markings of the
Sebright and Hamburg fowls. Thus
the Silver and Goldlaced Wyan-
dottes were formed. AS fanciers
fowls they have since maintained
much popularity and have been scat
tered in considerable numbers to our
farms. But It remains for a later va
riety. the White Wyandotte. to gain
the greatest popularity for the breed.
The Buff Wyandotte is also coming in
to recognition. AS to color. the Laced,
White and Buff Wyandottes occupy
similar positions to the corresponding
colors in the Plymouth Rock breed.
The Wyandotte is smaller than the
Plymouth Rock, but an equally rapid
grower. 1t is generally claimed that
the White Wyandotte will stand push
ing for rapid growth the best of any
breed. AS layers the Wyandottes seem
to rank about with the Plymouth
Rocks, but being somewhat more ac-
tive and having less tendency to over
fairness, they should be credited with a
slight advantage.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
The Investigations.

A truthful, though by some a de-
spised critic of Idaho politics. said in
Boise this week: "9S' per cent of the
republicans are all right. but they
are bossed by few officious bosses
and professional office holders and
politicians who profit by their ma
chinations. If the SO per cent would
only rule themselves. Idaho would be
clean. But they sleep and dream
while the gang runs wild. | do not
say that | want Il to happen, but the
next legislature, and perhaps the next
state administration. will be demo-
cratic If that majority doesn't get
busy"
That statement is worth studying.
1t is shrewdly questioned whether