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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
Ger guno.
StiB8c Ron stlgot Al,hc.
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Nun mar e Ill Gnoe.
Rod biefe Yddt piiroe er aen5ti1t
isin, fit init Ieinen iiebeu 3tpetIdqeu
aus Dem 3iunnsy gu ''fieiHieii, pnit
mar er pertauft. Int or Is nidt poer
luuroe er entoedt. 70 fab er Die
Shanoe BART mi iih 3Htommen: oiio
tuolite sr lieber oen Riiien tebren
uno allss los len -. mette es oanl
geleu. lrie Is mpilie. 6eute bate
ole brittle WodneRred1uuna in ieinem
Srieffah i'm Yeritonnt GeIelen, Die
brittle, bic sr MD: be,ablt battle. limb
Oiesmal batte sic Wib Gle Worte:
bic geebrteu 0dite rueroen Inn lr0.
tentIite Abrehnunl Qe6eten. nit
ginte unteritrifen.
Morg.n. tein ,3lpeiieI, piirbs ie
ibn auf ihr 3iHrner beiteIlsn, i'm
perfDnlif oa3u nufioroern. 70 boz CT
genOtiat iudre. Ole au9en nisoer3lt
fhla9en unb gu nerraten, orB ct
nihts beIaBe uno nihtS gu ~eripnrten
Bate.
Gs par CUR 9beatsrieit nod bell,
Mitts SUM, Elm u,ae p0hnIi6 .lorsr
uno miIosr Ibsno NIT Ieiie ihlum-
mernoer 9dmmsruug. Der Qonooner
2drm umfluteie ibu aleih frifhsn,
rnuidenben Weerespslen, dls er pom
Drforber Sirius 3lpiiten 0en ~lioIlen
Soloheumsmanern in Die Reoent
Sireet 9sQeR YieanilIn einboa.
Gr bate Den 9anSen 5nq betiim
inert gu 9ouie osrbratt. ae1riibsIt
nno hieies uno ienes bereut uno
NIGne entnorfsu, Die aIeid Seifenblas
Ten i'm Gntiteben pl0tteu. Sein 9eib
mar dus9srubt. friih, gIeitiam oure
ttig; fdit mioeripiIlig asuob er oaS
8efunteI bon IuQsn, bic an ibm
porlberitrid)en uno Dos ennlole SpieI
DER Wiiensn Der 9sQeonenoen; Shone
belt, 8erbred3en. Aaiien3eihen un0
terrible 3uae Gil geibsrn uno Gee
len. bic mettritue1 i'm 9ruhteiI elmer
Cetunos on ieinem 6oriSont un0 iejs
ier Observation-Disclosures poriiters
fIoQen uno perIdpnnoen.
Seln 8raaen nor rein. N6er Is
iuar aud Der lsbte. Gr tru0 i6n. 10
lam es ibm Dor, qIeidl elmer lueibeu
2eibbois, bic Inn perbinoerte, inter
Sie alatte GberfIlte uno in Gem bos
0eUloisn Gbaruno Der @~eieuiddit@s
tiefe gu perifninoeu. Gr lpor Nery,
10 Iange nift Nt.B eineu Sled auf
bieiem iueiben StrsiFeu iiber Dem
Rodtraaen hiuterlieb; er erihisn pr
uebin. bis bic St6rte 9ruu nuroe.
4ber bonn =. er ihlob Die Put
gen -. ieinen 80rpsr o~urdidauerte
es tolt. Gr bate itBt feline arobe
Adbl. ben Zoo cher Sen Sufol. Gin
orittes CAB es nidt. Gr mar tein
Soiot. Der nod ldnger odrauf red
nste, eiuen BIaB 5u finoeu, stiras gu
perblenen bier inter oisien Souienoen
bon ousgebunoerten 0unoen. llno es
fehlte ibn %polliommen Der notige
Mut, Inn auf Die Geionoti6ait an
gshen un0 nm Elm 0orleben su Bit
ten, pber auf 0aa 9oniuIdt uno su
taoeni sS4entt mir llntsritabura!l"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

Gr betrattete Den in ieiner 6dno
b%er6oreeneu Sfmud. Gr fubr 3uz
iamneu -. Wor er edit? Rod ME
in isinem 9eben L,atte er einen Ioihen
Smaro9o tpie bieien asiehen, 10 groB
uno 10 rein. Hings I'm i'm lag Elm
9ran3 BON Sopbiren. Rubinen. lpie
er CLAUDE, uno 9riqauten.
Dos 9on5s Stiit mar in neuen
Stil unb nit dusgefuhter aiibnheit
gearbeitet. @r itedte es in Die Saihe
3u Dem SbIifel uno ben ied3i9
gfennig in aleingelb, Die ibm nod,
ibria ge6lis6en lpdren.
Sebeu @u9enbI;d tonnte lie ibren
8erIuit ent6edeu ODER Der 0err auf
sinmol iogsu:
r@o bobsn Sic S6ren Sdmud? ?"
er mubts umtehrsnl Iber er
fiiblte. ipie lie ibn nit iih So9 pie
nit i6ermeni6lifer ardft, INNER
rdher tam er. rod eineu 4uoenbIid
unb sr luiiroe Die Scrrifuft iiber
ieinen WiIlen perlieren uno bin9eheli
un0 ietnsn iuno s~uriitgeben.
Iber mas bonn2 S,n ieiuer 6nn0
truq er ia oas 9on3e 2tben, feline
0offnunQ, feline Srdume, rem 3auz
bcritein, Der, penn sr iein ipurbs, iein
g8eien mie6er gum Gid! 3u erbsbsn
permohte. Wis. lpeuu er i'm nebme,
ihn ftebIsl
@r 0rehie Iib I'm, niemano boob
ottete i'm. Gr ajua lpie in elmer
Ginobe. pie in Nodlt, ME iii 8untsl.
hiec i'm @spimmel unD GIan3, o6ne
3tllgen, sr gang allein. Gr frabte
nit oem 9aumennogel an benz
Sdmud in Der Goihe. QDenn elm
eiu3iaer ser tteiusn G'teine herauSfdls
len piiroe. 10 gsniigte es, ihm porz
Idufie 6riit uu0 9eoent3eit ae9eniiher
Dem ShidiaI gu asben. Damn be
Sahlte er nd@ 3immer uno trabte BON
nelient up0 Idlidte ale Sragen in Die
N1Ihe.
Der portier i'm @aitbof ,RopdI"
eripies bic Gbren. 0os Yadr per-
fhpano in Der G~arouiieItiir. Gr
itelte iit) bpv bic QsihIiffensn Sen
TER. nm in oie 6olIe 3u iehen. Gin
9eamter in a~niehoitu uno ao!opers
brGmtem Rod b~ebGnoidte hire llebers
tIeioer. 0ie DAME trat epr eiuen
Spiedel. sic prduie pIobIih suriid,
oriff I'D an ben Suisu, iprnh Elm
paar ggor,s Su ibrsm &apdIier, oeT
ijd) porIp6,ts beuQte uHo tie runoum
belittiate. Sbr @sii6t 0yiidts Der
orub oosr cher 3nru 0us. Der 8cs
ante hielt bic 2ir sum SpeiieladI
geDffnet. tie pevihponoeu, ie tomcu
offenbor 81 ipGt,
Gr IdteIte ihmtrSIit. - Gun boz
sen ijs %lpeni9ittnS ii6tr etlpuS su
iprsten! Sic Ioais njdlt iiber sen
QsrIuit. nut Der &opalicy nit)t -
es gait alio Grnit.
Gr lpapots Iit ipieosr 9jcaoillp
an. @ie piro ma ioobl cine ioId,e
Sadie Ios2 Oos lpar tbenio ihtpies
rig. lpie iie gu fiuoen. IS muBt. ies
eenfous iypleit, aeideben; morgen
piirne Nfr &er!uit in otu 3eituH9eu
uro aui oen @nihldqeu an ben Ga
oenienhern ieper Stydbe itsben. Die
ite besnueen haitet. Die Strets
ionnte riht lana aeipslsn iein, niel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

mi mem babe i'd Die Gre -"
mSa. 9err aOuIuI. ih bin ndmlidI
BON oabeim fortgsreiit -. o ia =.
babe Dem 0oterlano obne peiteres
Den RiideH aetebrt -. uno biniihtlidI
Der Sefunomie fsine 8oriittsltabres
geln gu treffen bermoht."
Damn ipurbe Der GonIuI inn ouI
bic Sdulter tIcpfsn uno iagsn:
! .glur Elm ipcnig 9eouIo, liebsr
iuneer Mann. popa itlidt lpohI Ell
res ihonen 3ogs8 einsR Stsd. W9ei.
ne 4ui9dbs, ieben sic. bsitsbt oarin,
bic Irmen. ole miriIiten 4rmen, Die
0edpofaeiere, bic beim pollsn, sls
riid3uieuben. nidt a6sr 6srren gu I'M
tsrftuBen. bic 3ufdajs in Der 8lsm=
me Iino -. Moieul"
Gr purbe BON Strom on sic
Wono aeoriidt. oeaen Elm jenitsr poll
berrlit1er Safeu in e0Ien Steinen.
Gilber uno Sob. Gr alitt Dem
StiIo entIone. sinem Yrahtitiid aus
getrietenem SUPPER. bas AZ oterit
oroben oerihleisrt oas St1nbilo res
Qfanbleihsrs. Die brei Sugslu, trug.
.Nsnn i'd nur etlpas gum OnteI
tra9en bdtte!." bad)te er bitter bei
Der GrinneruuJ an lsine pdterIihe
3oihenubr. an 3ipqs uno 9uienno=
Seln, oie bereits ooythin g%elpancert
Karen.
9ls er iebt 10 ourA bic Regent
Street ginQ. lab CT ein paor tle:nc
aoIoiae Shube duf Sen 5lieien oe=
9ur9erlteiges oul lih 81 a~etrippelt
tomusn. 1dnebcn ginden arobe.
glan3leoerne. Gr erhob Ieine Mulen.
Nuoenfheinlid mar Elm Vaor auf
Dem veg mad einem 5beater. pieI
Ieidt susrit nit tinem 0ait in ei
mem 0aitbof. Der Wlann trua Ell
men ieioenen MduteI INT iein Sin
iaBhemo uno In Der 6ono belt er
elren 3uicmmendttlapptsn bcbeu 6ut.
Die Dame ginl aus9eihnitten. I'm
lbren Nnden uE0 BORN ijber Sic 9vuIt
herab bina cine fooeupiinne &ette bon
8olo. Am 8uien. am Rauo. lpu
0aS 9eibd)en nit BEN Spiben be9onu.
tru9 bic aette sinen itrahlenoen au-
1elpobnIifen Stmud. Mit beinen
0dnben belt Tie jhren btlila ManteI
uno Rcd in be Nobc.
gr ortbte iih ~aItibaiiltig nm uno
lol9te ihnen eini9e Shritts.
Die tritt oie @bldbe uiht Ihisi",
oadte CT mo ldtelte peritoEIen.
Sm qIsiden Au1erbIid funtelte et
mas 3lpiIder oeu oolnj9en Shuben
auf Dem Giireeriieia. ettpds pie Gin
0ol0pldttden, Elm Stiid Wleilna ooer
Gonbnnpapier. Gr b0dtt Iih uto
bob ibren Shmud ouf.
Gr elite ~porlpGrtS. Inn i'm 3uriid
'u9eben, ben @ut gu Iiiiitn uno su
iaoen:
.GntItuIoiacu sic -. eos 4ateu
Sic nerIoren!"
Golte err
Gr gIaubts lie ousruIen gu b6s
rem:
NH"
lln0 su ibnt ein:
r0ont". uno pitIleihi. ohi6on uiht
pabrideiuIid1 - Elm ~ianftes puo ges
melsnes SdGelu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

lsift bios Inn Die Ode oes neusn Sos
tells. ltno oiAt binter oieiem itebt
sic poIiSei Station, mo bic 4nSeige
itattfinoet.
Wenn es geton nsrben ion, 10
muB unmittelbar eebane.It perben.
Wenn ss getan lperoeu Iou?
Wos ionlt2
Solts sr nah BEN .Ropol" aeben,
Den S6mud binitrsden unb iaeen:
rSeht. mas id oor elmer bolbsn
Stunoe babe
Ober felbit auf bic poIi5ei gsben?
Dies ipGre oislleiht bod a%nnebmbarer.
Sa betdme er osn 5inosrlobn, befsn
er iid iuit xrbient semadt botte.
9enn mas sr in isiner !Sonb trug,
ipor in btsiem 4ugenblid nod Elm
Junb, IS mar tsin ~gsitoblener Ges
sen'tonb, nein, pirtlid nidt.
!9ier mar es. no er i'm fano, iuIt
bier auf oisiem areu3 5piihen ben
Jlieien lag er. Gr @ltarrte, ais iudte
er auf oen Steiuen cine Spur ibrer
8cloi6ube. Gin padr S6ritte ipeiter
erblidte er 9Ieid Ser fdfpeaenosr
9ruit auf elmer 8ron3siduls pieoer
bos 3si6en bes Sutpeliers, Der ouf
PfGnoer lief. Sept hate er ettp1s
su bieten. Gr ntmete ihper, ibm
fpor es, 0ls permodhte er feiu berz
itGnblihes Wort herpor5ubrinqen. Gr
fiibIts iid in Shmeib gebabst. %
auf einmaI ipuroe iein @eiitt feit
unb hellte ii1 auf, es puroe forms
lid aeiponnt uro er riftete iit uuf.
limb gang rubig uno itia fuhr Ieine
Sono nit BEN Shmud no6 Der
Snnentaffe 0es lleber3iebers unb
itedte So9erno ben Shob in sinen
alten griefumihlag.
Oaraiif iteusrt er qerooen 0eoes
nd6 Dem 2aben bes Suipelisrs, siebt
ZEN llmihIoq berpor, pirfi Den
Stmud ouf ben 2ooentii9 unb
iraot:
r@os tietsn sie9"
Der SuipeIisr itedte sic 2ups Dor
oas auge un0 b.lonn lonee, uners
trd9Iih lang Su unteriuden.
gWas foroern Sie2" frdgte sr snoe
lib.
.Saasn Sic IeIbft ungsii6r!"
p6eute abeu0 tam id nihts ii6er
oen Smoro9c ia9en. 81, sic piis
len luohl ielbe;. OBJ er edit ift2"
n0us peritsbt iih BON isIbf."
mSoI id Sbreu beuts etnen Seil
aeben9 GenI9sn 80 gfuro2"
.Sogen Sic 1901"
Der YfnuoiheiH ipuroe nit sinen
iin9ierten Namen unieridrieben uno
Der SupeIier yeid):c einjge 9autncten
bin.
sd maaie Iieber @oIo fo-
ben"
llno IS tam @olS, aarse Stieae
@olp. pG9re 6aufen grober. ito=
ller uno bIonttr Miinsef. oerr6teriid.
ohns Summer, bic ertenusn Idbt. psr
lie erhdit, ipty lie ouS9ibt. 3 GolN.
Cu 8rnosr. 0u boIoss. an Dir bois
tet tejn GsruA. tsin 3eiten. aIsih
Gem onnercn, o1re Spur. ipobcr III
iommit, ipurIos. robin M sebit,4
q itanO richer Dor benz 2rsuS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
0is ait 1T Der = HsabIeiter?

J Der gIibab!siter, bic ouf pbpIifolis
i6en Grfenntniiisn b~erubenoe 4bz
acknowledging geeen bic perberbe
li4e Wirtuns bes 8libss. lit oieI, bel
alter, els man sepDbnIi9 ataubt,
ttnn idon pisls Sobrbunberte, ebs
/ 5rantlin ieinsn beriibmten 0rafen~
pltiud onitelIte, noren 8libableiter
i'm 9ebrauh. lleber bieIen on3iehens
len 8~esenitono peroffentlitt ssrons
8autenbammer in her ,Notur", Der
in 2eip3ig srfheinenben 3eitIbrift
Der 9eutf6en Observation-Disclosures
9eielli4aft, cine biibI6e 3uIlmmsnz
1tellun9. Cine Reihe bon Sempel.
uno 9entmolsinidriften IdBt Iin gum
Gefpeiie fir ons bobe Glitter bes 8Iib.
afleiters beror3ieben. Gripdbnt Ieiea
rur bic pergoloeten Maitenipiben bss
Ramies gu Meoint N6u, ioipie cine
Snidrift bes 2smpsls gu Oenoera,
Gus Der beroorgebt, bob bic neben
tenn 2empel 5u 0snbero oufaeitelItsn
tupferbsi4lagenen SolSitangen S4uB
gegen 9liBidIag biireen iollter.
SelbftoerItdneIi6 ipnren nun bic
prieiter nit oieIen 8prri6tunaen be.
tornt uno ouf oiefe ~tnnntsn nur bic
Wirtung bon 4bleititon9en nit ne
tollipisen, obne iih bic llrlo6e err
tldren gu tornsu. Nu9 Die ,Suben
6enuBsea g(lbobIeiter. PalGftino lit
betanntlid Elm iehr geipitierreides
9ano. 3uoem ragte Der Ialpmonifd.
1elnpel BON Serge aus empor.
eeif # Sc te @urtans
tt. vOu biit obsr nal Elm Iiibes
MGbeI!!"
Die 5mOIfidbrige @rete; 50, meme
GItern limb in Der @abl ibrer Sod,
ter iebr poriidtig %getpcien!"
2oum mogIt6. 0efdnas
nisoireftor gum 4ufisber): .6eben
Sic Dem neiien eingeIieferten StrGis
ling cine ieinem bisberi9en 9eruf an
aepabte gefdGftigung. (3um StrGis
iin9): Wds iino Sic oenn?"
StrdfIin9: p2uFtidiIfsr,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

Die .fd6ns" Srou. g.:
sSb 4rofef1oy 9ehmonn feine fsrou
tpohI aus 9iebs oshtirotet BATE"
e.: ~8obl iaam. i'd 1laub: cher
aug 3sritrsuikit.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

in ettpas 9ebrauhten
Ga(olin Ma(6infn.

Oiele Muidinen lino in eriter
alane VeriaHun9 p%ouftdnoiq
aiis9eltottet, nub t0nnen in uns
leren Sdaurdnmen, 325-327
San SirnBe, III Setrieb 9eleben
ueroeil.
9iele Bargains peroen bolo
ptrfoult leir, uno lpeng Sic in
terelllrt ilno, 10 fommen 81,
id)neu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
6rcnmnlid)cs Nncrbictcn.

Meire Iitbe 6rau aIatetit. g
II iehr freunolih. Sob Sic mir in
Inbetraht : mtiHer qessnp1rtiQen
0elorerlsgsnheit Die Riete bonn Isbs
ten GuartaI erlnfen tpoaen; absr it
lam q niht anuehmsn - uun psnn
ih it Slnen aud, ni6t obsahisn
lam, 10 min id lie Sbnen ooh ab
- ab - nb - 1btpphutni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

y tano lpisesr Dor BEN SrsuS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-21

aquf Sc cree Uae las disencIones
entire Carranza y ubrag6n estaban
a punCo de estaIIar y que q articu-
10 de Palayicini nn fuG sRo un pre-
teyto para p~resrr.a,, sdS fcnuncias,
Cabrera, Urueta, Zubaran y Yer
dugo, los cuales eStan de acuerdo
con ell general Oregon, para elimi-
de Ia Jefatura de la REVOLUTION
al SeHyr CarranZa.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
BOSS HARRIS ACTIVITIES.

The Grangevle Globe feels very bitter towards the ed-
tor OF The New Freedom and vents its spleen odasoned
journalistic method in the last issue The matter is of suf
ficent Importance to merit attention, but the motive back of
it need little ventilation We for The
to what The Globe had the necessity of the Repub
cans ceanngo the State House and getting rid of certain
apponve officers including George A. Day. else the people
would elect Democratic Administration for the purpose of
removing the Objectionable appointees
Such the opinion expressed only few weeks ago by
The Globe and is certainly nothing to be ashamed Of The
apponve officers to whom The Globe referred certainly must
prove very heavy load for the Republicans
the next campaign That The Globe expression these
views, while Mr. Evan Evans, who is State Chairman of the
Republicans absent from Gangeve and has had nothing
to the subject since his return to that city, is only
evidence that the paper which is known for its intimate rea
tons with the Chairman public expression to his private
views without the approval of that asute politician We
willing to admit that attack upon former State Chairman
Day by the personal of the Chairman not
cordance with the recognized rules of political potenes al
though entirely the interest of the public Mr. Evans
do him honor and the people entitled to know them The
Globe performed signal public service and should not feel
ashamed of it. 1T should thank The New Freedom for the
wider publicity which we have given the matter.
The Globe also feels aggreved because The New Freedom
has called attention the fact that Boss John w Hart busy
stating ticket for the Republicans has, in fact already select
ed the candidate for Governor and for several minor places
We called upon the Republican papers the State
upon Boss Harris activities and let the Republican
know that he saving them from the selection
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
THE NATIONS PoCKETBooK.

On September 2 the comptroller of the federal treasury
reports the deposits the national banks of the United States
amounted to $929O0OOO0 The total of the banks
were about $4,000, 100000 than that.
The deposits O8 900 than June % of the
present That say the ten weeks from June %
September people put the bank the rate of
about $4O,OOO0O0 week, than So 100000
600 The rate of saving undoubtedly still higher
for the business Improvement has been steadily growing week
after week.
The total deposits appear to be about twice large the
total savings of other nation in the world And it should
be observed that they do not by the total
savings of the American people, There remain millions of dol
lars in the state banks mutual savings banks private hanks and
loan and trust companies.
In of great national need it is obvious that if the
United States had by the Russian
government of taking peoples bank savings for
loan without their consent should have available for
purposes in these national banks alone nearly times
much the nation owed at the close of the civil
If it necessary advisable persuade the people
vest their savings bond Germany has DONE could
doubtless raise $5OO00OOOO without turning hair and
year two could probably raise $4,000 100000 O
100000 without calling any foreign nation for dollar
Fortunately that the has such
exercised in the autocratc governmen-Walace Press
Times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
RAILROAD BUSINESS.

The prosperity which first felt by the rail
roads few weeks ago shown by loading and haul
ing reports of the Chicago Burlington Quincy; Chicago,
Rock Island Pacfc Missouri Pacific, Iron Mountain North
Pacific Union Pacific Atchsop Topeka & Santa Fe, the
Illinois Central and other carriers The Burlington reports
that in October this year, 1000 operation
than in October 1914. With the Rock Island
more than SOOO with the Frisco almost 700O the Missouri
Pacific almost 400 the Northern Pacific than 10000
The Great Northern had increase of than $1,000
The gain reported by the Chicago Northwestern amounted
II II per cent the Santa Fe per and the Illinois Central
more than per cent
The steel mills rapidly nearing their peak production
Not only orders accommodating but the railways do
ing buying The latter until comparatively short time
could immediate benefit in trade Then along
came the great and these with the munitions
caused of the railroads become congesed
Terminals found to be inadequate for the
ed business and local sdngs filled with loaded trains
Naturally in order to meet the extraordinary demands the
railways compelled to increase their rolling stock and the
indications that they will become heavier buyers of material
as the winter passes and spring trade begins.
The impetus to be felt first in the and in
tain of the gulf shipping cener Yet the vast stocks of crude
materials foodstuffs, etc. must be moved from the
land regions to the manufacturing and exporting points Com
mercial journals predicting shortage. Business is
business whether foreign domestic Each gain made
promises stronger position in the futureCapital News
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18

of ticket The mud that The Globe threw direction
the only which have obtained Not the fight
ing Weiser Signal coming to bat
1t is not the fault of The New Freedom that unsavory
bunch of Republicans hold appontv places in the State Hous
and The Grangevle Globe the right track when
sounded vigorous note of warnng neither blame
that Boss Hart up and down the State stating
Republican ticket and there is need of Republican
sheet throwing fit because activities
of the Boss
Here are certain well known facts which voter in the
State entitled to know John W. Hart the Republican lead
has slated ticket for the Republican party nominate and
the facts to anyone who will look at the situation d.
Davis of American Falls be named for Governor He
has the approval of Boss Hart who whipped Senator
orah into line for the side partner of Jim Brady Since Mr..
Davis e. H. Dewey has stated he would not be
candidate and similar statement good made by Fred
W. Goodng These gentlemen known t when Boss Hart puts
his seal of approval candidate that the dough is cooked
Then Boss Hart has agreed to the sderackng of Bobby
McCracken and the reeny of Bure L. French into the Con
gresslona He has also troed into the meight
Hoppe for State Auditor who proves to be professional of
ceseeker from Ohio then Here Taylor to be named for
Attorney General We not why in publishing these
activities of the Republican boss that The New Freedom should
have aroused the enmy of The Gangeve Globe Once
would like to inquire what the Republican papers the
State think of the ticket which Boss Hart rbbng for the
party tt is simple query and that be answered in
the friendly spirit in which it is propoundedNew Free
dom.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
THE LION AND THE LAMB.
The Pocatello Tribune saws there appears t.

The Pocaelo Tribune there appears to be plethora
of gubernaoral candidates. which suggests soulful desire
the part of patriotic citizens to sacrifice two
OF their time ornamentng the padded chair of the
at salary of $6O0O which under conditions
them $4,000 to acquire Then after enueratng the lengthy
of Republican possibilities las well impossible
tes the discerning editor of the Gateway journal lists the
Democratic candidates follows: an. Alexander, Boise
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18

merchant Cotton Cock Nose politician; Honorable Moses
Alexander former mayor of the Capital city, and his Excel
ency Governor Moses Alexander who has managed to devote
few days to the task of governor with due asuy and
scienousnes when he not engaged the divine PROPOSE
ton of visiting state institutions and the proearia of the
sovereign state of Idaho -Grangevlle Globe.
Without recommending the subject matter of the above
nevertheless refreshing the harmony of the
Tribune and the Globe contrasting the former attitude of the
two during recent senatorial campaign That the sort
of material they handing each other then Yea verify
the lion and the lamb shall lie down together
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18

1t is reported that Senator Borah Cummins when
crossing Iowa. for Burton Ohio for Hughes New York and
Weeks in Massachusetts, There also suspicion that he is
for Borah IN the other forty four.-Weiser American
The Panama canal beats y Cobb when it to sliding
Nashville Southern Lumberman
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18

doubt from habit and not from conviction that the
Republican of Idaho talking tariff evidence
at home is sufficient to quiet voice of Hon. F. R. Good
ng who tits sad snored tarffonwoo in his
Press Times
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-28

The man who has made the bosses
tremble, Roger NJ. Gull, leading Dem
ocrat in striking and vigorous manner
announced last week the reason why
he would vote for Mr.. Weller, instead
of Harrington. Mr.. Gull says, in part:
- WHATEVER DUTY A
VOTER MAY THINK HE OWES TO
HIS PARTY HE OWES A SUPREME
LY HIGHER DUTY TO HIS COUN-
TRY IN NATIONAL MATTERS, AND
TO HIS STATE, city and county in
local matters. Having voted for Mr..
Harrington in the Democratic pri-
maries, | am now confronted
with the further and final duty of de-
termining for myself, as a citizen &C.
tuated solely by my views of the inter-
est Of the State of Maryland, whether
such interests would be the better
promoted by the election of Mr.. Har-
rington or Mr.. Weller to the Governor
ship Of the state.
with every desire to persuade my
self that the man | voted for in the
Democratic primaries would make a
better Governor of MARYLAND than the
man selected for that office by the Re-
publicans, have been forced to the
conclusion that it is my duty to vote for
the latter (Weller.)"