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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23

spencer, Mass, and chester; N1se C!aTlesa
| Carpenter In Morrisvillc Miss Mildred
Greenwood in HArdwick. and Miss Mary
Tuley in Fair Haven.--Miss Clara Berry
! OF the Johnson Normal school was All
! over-Sunday guest OF her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Berry. on the
way to her homo In waitsfeld. The
condition Of Mrs. James Sinclair. who is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. seems
more encouragine.-Miss Mildred Breene
of the Bryant and Stratton Commercial
College In Boston IL with her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Breene. for the holidays
Miss Florence Hatch OF Northampton,
Mass. a student at Smith College. ar.
rives Thursday to be the guest OF rela.
tives during tho holidays.
The death OF Mrs. Charlotte Lyman
Washburn In Dresden recalls one who
spent most OF her lifc here and in Boston
and was very prominent In the social life
Of tho town and In the Congregat ionnl
Church. Besides her children she ia sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Rope o.
Montpelier and Mrs. Jesse Colby OF Red.
lands Cal. and William Hutchins Of
Montpelier.-At the community Christ
mas tree this evening the carols, Silent
Night" "Joy to the World" and at Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" will be sung.
Following exercises at the tree. a large
team will convey the members OF the
Glce club and choirs to different parts Of
the village, where carols will be sung. -
Miss Julia Shipman. a teacher In the East
Milton. Mass. schools. will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Shipnan for the
holidays. Mrs. Moore ~ Lisbon. N. II.
a sister OF Mr.. Ship,nan. will also be .
guest at their homo. Miss Nellie O'Brien
Of the Montpelier school 10 with hcr par
ents Nj. and Mrs. James OBrien. Mas
Rose O'Brien 10 also at home.-Miss Kath.
leen Ls Baron was in burlington tho first
OF the week, returning with her brother,
W. Roy Le Baron. who 10 at homo from
| tho University Of Vermont.-Charles War.
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6reie $reht fit stras:: MittDod Is. Dt3em6er 1915,
@~rieqsmfnt1fer Oonie[s erf(ort

- ariegsmitiiter Daniels erfldrt,
erflart in ieinem geridt an SEN
&ongreB, oaB oas groBe Sdlad,t-
lbiff Der Overwhelmingly" nod
INNER Die mirfnngspouit TT @affe iii
Der Slotte lei, trob alien 24rms, oie
man BON ben l1nterieebooten mache.
I1Sdiffe init elmer Waiierperoranapnq
bon $4,000 Cons ieien unsefabr Sic
groBten, Die mir bauen iolten; es
piiroe nidt fIue siein Sbiffe gu
baltetL Ole 10 groB maren, 6oB lie
nibt burh Ben 8anama-a anal forr-
men fonnten.
Das ariegsoepartement Der.
langt IN einem gntmurf fir sic ge-
! nraiglngsDorlager, oie es Cen Mili-
tarfomites oes Saules nno oes &C.
nets eingereidt bat, iiber % Miaio-
len Collars fir gefeitignneen am
9anamafanal. gnd miinidt es, al..
toriiiert 5u meroen, mGbreno oas
iSabres &ontrafte fir ~betpegIid)e un6
aiiitenartillerie, fir Wumition uto
aroeres &ontrafte gum 9etroge bon
5ebn Wiaionen 9o1ars ab1dlieBen
gu fo,ntten.
Muf cine Musiage Bin. sic Der
9eplltn &onltabler Senrp See lit
|2ittle Sod, Mrf., ouf Dem Sterbe6att
aemaft bate u16 oie oabin qipq,
rob Der Neger 2eonaro Moore ibn
feline Sub geitobIen nn6 i'm nie6er-
geibolfen babe, als er i'm oobei
iiberraiht batte nno i'm perbaften
polIte, miro Der Neger p~roaeifiert
meroen. Das MieoerldieBen 2ess
CAB leiner5eit ben MnIaB gu ben 8aI-
iefdmpfen aiif gruibp Ssrotto bel
H2ittIe Sod, in 6eleu cine Negerfir=
he, Elm Negeridulbans uno mebrerc
Wobnbduier BON Wegern nieoerse-
Ernnnt tp1trben.
SSt 8e5ug auf einen grief, Sen
Baron 3nieoenef, Ser ofterreidiide
Geihdftstrdger in @aibington lei
fer5eit an Ben oiterreidilfJen @e,cs
.rulfoniul in Netp Yorf ibrieb une
IN Dem er porldIllg, fir Die 0Iterrei-
difhen &elerbiftert, Die beimfebren
noIItet, Idiie nod neiitralen Gam
0ern 5li erIangen, erfI6rte3mieoenef,
baB er i'm auf 8efebI leines Noree-
febten, 0es gotlbafters 9ilmbn, ge-
ihrieben bdbe, tpomif fih 0ds
Stnnts0epdrtemertt, pie aus Wnlh-
inaton demeIoet miro, 8u beru6igen
Ser Deteftip Syobn 5. SoIpii
III Chicago 1T fdniloig b~efunOen NOR
ben, 8~eltedungen aftgenorlmeft 81
habeft, Inn Nerbrefer gu ifyiBen.
Der BeIdJdftsteil Der Staot
Releoab in Wisconiin lit ~nbgebrannt
Ger Sdnoe1r beld1tft fif aif 300
600 bis 100000 Collars.
Sesn Dem Stem yorfer Sd)nee
Iturm fino orei Eerlonen lms he
Ten gefommen- u1ro piele iperoen nodf
cermiBt.
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Sim gmg-

God iiberm Bug mif einiam itiaer Bddt
grdumt id5 hinniis in's Ueite Holenfnno,
Sern Idtpnno oes SIu1es itdblern 6fns
feno BnnOr
Sn ounfler 8dloer brurrHe Wsdrdennad6i.
1lno oIs Die 2agerfsuer fadt Derelrns
men,
Sat 6eimtpeb ihtper mid IN ben firm
genommen, /.
limb 8nneen mar uub forgenb 9er5enSs
Mein ris5ss @eibr 90 i'd bid tDieDers
feb'2
Da pl0sIid, aus Der @deune. nie0ris;
9rinn' nib Die 8nneraoen fdlnfcr
gingen,
alans's marin einpUr in sTalibensit9rfem
@ingen
limb ffrablte nuf ein fleines Sternenlidi
9nrd ginfanlfeit inno Naff unb HniiHs
geidiueIe:
~6nrre meiue @eefeI~
limb beiIis nnr's uno tief uno ipunoers
fam,
mie tiefer Srieoen tr6fteno in mid lam
limb biint mid gang in fer9es 8ifen Elm:
@nr babe nirb TarpIe: .9einnf1 fein;
Snrre meine Seeier
8planb abrame5st, 5. st. i'm SeIoe
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5obn &1inetfd befannte Iid i'm
@eridt 81 SdlIettspiae in Werbin-
riing INIT benz 6lobof ! San Der fabr-
Idiiioen 9otltng idiiIoig ino wiroe
gu einem Monat gounfgefdngnis
uerurteilt.
On Brownsville bat man mil
GROCER Mebrbeit beihlofiell, oie aoln-
miiiienspertraltuitg ein5ufIbreu.
Sn Gan Batrieio Gountp ioI
an 81 Deg. cine 0ocal Option'
WabI a~bgebalten ~iueroen.
Sen. Micaut, Der Die merifoni
ifen Eruppen nln unterer Salife ocs
alio @rafioe befebIigt, lit BON 5iioel
idiiiger Seite bon Wontercp aus be
nad)ridtigt pcroeiL onB Die betiid'
figten ganoitenfiibrer, Yiinnu nlo D
la Moia, einen neren einfal il
7R1Wrildes 65ebiet benbiiftigen. Ser
Mieaut bot oie notigen Gdritte &C
ian, I'M @fertere @aubereien 81 Der
cifeln, mo ii6 monoglid Der bei0el
1auptIinge. alf oeren 2opfe @oitoer
1e1tr Tergulon ciuen Greis BON ]
$1,000 gelebt Fat, 81 bemadJtigen.
yranf aelleD nno Dapio 8if
rer ,p,ir1en In 9allas ie 81 80 Sal
rer 3lsdtbo1is DerurteiIt Die gei
ZfN H1ZEFM
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@anu.lpsas


Com Nntonip, Seg., 1ftAe.
@albeiton. Ser. 1890 Gents.
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Etr6lhft
Mie eim Hi3efeIbmebel a1lein So
@efamgeme ma4te.

Ay-EtE
@erbliffunssfunfte fommen in iez
i'bem ariese Dor. SIN 1870er Rriege
mar auf bieiem @ebiete Ste .@ef9idte
BON 8tGejDuan4 beriibmt. Ser 6elb
Der @ei9i6te mar Elm Niaefelotpebel g.
bonn 80. Mesimert., Das Mesiment
! bate I'M 10. DECEMBER ben senannten
Srt geitiirmt; g.. batte babel cine
Mauer Derteioigt. @dlieBli9 bate
aber oas Resiment bor Ser llebermaht
Der 5ran5oftn tpeiden miiFen, unb g.,
Der am @n0e 0es Oorfes nod iene
Mauer bielt, fanb iin i9lieBli9 bon
fsinem &egiment setrennt. Dor ibm
lag cine Seite, oedungslo1e gbene;
pGre er, I'm ben @einen gu folgen,
iiber 0iefe eeeilt, tpGre er fider Elm
Opfer Der feinbliden augeln getpor=
ben. 50 berfro9 ct iib In ben Weinz
teller zines .9aufes, In oem es ii9,
tpie ct In feinem Werfted bOren fonnte,
febr balo Die G~ranaofen reht gemiit-
ltd madten. lin 10 ungemiitlider
mar feline Gage, ipern ers auh binter
einer1 groBen MeinfaB Dedung fano.
SnbeHerl, aud Granaofen baben Durit,
Fe famen in Ben Rener, nm Wein au
bolen un0 entoedten ibn. Mutig trat
Ct berbpr, - ct bate mebrert Sabre
in paris gelebt unb fpra4 gut frdn3Ds
ff9, ~ 10 fprad sr oenn rubig bic
5ranacfm an. St 1ab, bier tpar fein
Muspeg, un0 10 Bat er benr nm faoz
nen0e Bebdnblung. @egen ben b0fliz
den Gein0 tuaren aub Die Jran5ofen
bOfli4. St fpArbe einigen Sffi3ieren
iibergeben, Die inn ben @Gbel abnabs
men, Jpn aber fonft pie ibresglei1en
bebanoelten mo fi9 BET ibm entfhuls
oisten, baB ct uiht foglein aug Der
Geuerlinie obgefiibrt tperben tonne.
MIs fie atf ibre Grager pernabmer,
bab ct aug 6ranffmrt d. M. famine,
alfO Elm .MuBprsuBe1 fei, tparen ie
nod b0flider un0 5Osen fid nit i1m
in cine Sheune auriid, mo lie 1id) az
miitli9 uflterbielteI1.
Snapifden aber 6atten fi9 ba~nfeatis
fdt unb baperiftjs Sruppenteile bers
bunben, INN nod cfnnlal Wileiou1nr
~ nebmen, uno mdbrcno 81. nit ben.
J~ran3pfen in Der 6heune pIauberte,
b0rten fe pI6Blih 6ds ,6urra1 0er|
g<utfden. g. unb bic Jran3ofen:
iprangen nuf, liefen gum GGeunentor1
unb faben Die auf ntu Straben itiir,
menben Dentiden. Sic feben, meme
9erren.1 fugte g. mn, .oas 9lott
bat fI9 g~efpenbet, bds Oorf lit in
oeutf9tn 9dnoen! Tlrrf i1 sic fpies
Der mn meinen @Gbef Bittn2" lnb
fdOn sriff er oanan~ .uno nun,
meine 9erren, 1T Is fit Sic has Bette,
sic ~iibereeben mir Sbrc Sdbel!!" nnb
als bies gefdebsr, iparbte Il F1 an
Die auf benz 9of befinbrSben @oloos
ten nn6 fagte: .Sbr feHf, Cure Diff
5iere bdben fib ergeben,. 10 merit benn
audi SF Cure Waffen tnes!!1 SIS se<
fdat uno g. 5os feinen @Gbel uno
fc~m1ndnbierte: nMntreten!~ 11n6 in
Der Rehten {einen @Gbel, in Der Qins |
ten BE Der franS0ffdem Dffisiere bdl>
teno, 5os Ct ouf Die GtrdBe btnars
5u ban ftaunenben 9nrfkater. bic gar
ni3t bcrffeben fpnnterr ipie er nIIeini
orei Dffi5iert unb finfxig Mann au
@efurgeTen MAIDEN tonrae. Grft amy
arberu 9ase fonnte er dnnn gu feinen3
32ern ftoBen, Die Jpn bereits als Ges1
fcnstneu betrauert botttn.
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Nns Wlullo.
Nus gf Ysalo fotufnt 8

= Mus 81 YaIo fonrlf DIE ytadi'
ridt. General 8ila polle 30 Slime
rifaner, Die er in Maoera, Gbibla'
bim gefangen balte, binrihten lailen,
menn Die Ser. Staaten ben Garran'
siitds ferner nod erlalibten GRUB
ben iiber amerifaniihes @ebiet 81
lenocn. Die Sahe miro mol fiht
Re Ihlimm iein.
TiQa ioa bel Der Waoert
Gompanp, Dem Eearion-S pnoifot Il
Maoero, cine 3mangsanleihe bon eli
'ner halben Milion Heios gemadl
hdten.
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1yre,snolidfeiteu.

sluf einem pallen @agen Der glcf'
trilden itoBt elmer, Der Elm @lns al
pieI getruufer bat an einen Germ.
Der ieinem umuiIlen oariiber iebr
oelitIih Mussrnd gibt.
Der Mn0ere: @egen Sic iid mar
MD uff-mein Mauih bleiH moreer
reg, aber lire OdfIidfeit bleibft
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Der erite Sdritt lit oft Der boil
De @eg.
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2npiel WfiHeib.

Maba. .ainb, ou gieBeit ia anf Die
gIumen Observation-Disclosures itaft @al-
Ter. @as ion oenn bas beoeuten2"
aino: vMber Mama, beiit lit bod
mein @ebnrtsag uno oa miillen DIE
YIumen bod aud etpas Sdofolabe
babenl"
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San antpnip, Ser. is. Sea. 1ahi5
Hrime CRUDE Cotton SEED Oil, "a
9emts pei @nlone
Rem Dort, Is. 9far Spot $3.50;
Se3ember, 1924 u.1h 1925; Sanunr.
1925 mb $500; Setrnnr. 1926 1snD
$3.50; giGr3, 1928, an0 $3.50; Mbri[,
1882 inb 1886; Nai, $8.42, rno
$8-44; SUM, $8.4S unS $3.50; SSidi
$3.50 lnb 1851.
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Seimeeldidt

.Sit es mobr, Tran Goftor: SIR
Serr gater IoG RoBihldfter geipeier
iein2"
v@efuiB, Gran Imtsridter, SbrC
Gltern maren ia feline beiten STINT
0enl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

ueI UeIQHlIeH l1G lG1tl0t9, INIT N0f
fel1gepalt cine Selltation in ser Md
be Don Dallas bernnbt 5n bnben.
Die &egiernng bot fir Sera}
ole grridtnng bon 5tpei GataiGonel
Jelo-9lrtiaerie, beitebeno aus Soloa
ten ser Staats- geationalgaroe, borge
ieben. Die l~tnfoiten fir lniforme1t
Mrmierung nln. meroen lih oil
100000 pro Battalion belanfen.
&ie aus ben ioeben 5ulammel1}
geiteaten Steuerlilten gu erleben ift
belduft ftb oos geiammte lteuerbart
gigentum i'm Staate Seras auf $2,t
757,0S0,973; Elm l1eberidnB Dor
$12,795,626 geeen ons Soriabr ii
sn per5eidnen.
Die 8roBihladter 5irmen
Morris & Co.. Spift & SO. rno Mr.
monr & 60, melde tpeeen @erIeb1ina
beg teranil1en Mnti GruItaeiekes
81 elmer Celebrate bon Sulammer
$4,000 nebit Soften berurteilt mo-
rem, babeft oieien 8etrog an ous
Sdatamt in Militin einge5ablt
- Die MftiotGre Der Cotton So
Ifcce Mi7ociation" in @aco ertp6bltetl
Ii1mmtIide friiberen geomten tpieoer.
Der idbrlide geribt NOR iebr ou=
frieoeniteGeno uto 5eigte einen lie
terihuB BON $t3,348.
9ie County ! &ommiii1re BON
Gonzales baben cine WabI fir 5.
Sebriiar angeoronet, in Der bic 8lr-
gerlhaft iiber oie Musgabe bon $75,-
900 9oros CUR @erbeiierung ser
2~anoitraBen i'm 5fueiten, @aeIoer'-
iden Diltrift beltimmt, entibeibeit
|icn.
Der an oas SofpitaI Der Santa
Sc 8abn ut gentple a~l1eebdtte nelIe
6liigeI, 6elien Grridtllng ca. $780,
900 gefoitet bot, miro in ettpa 10
Eagem polLenoet ulio CUR Bernlt1ing
fertig iein.
l1eber cine Milion 8fittto
ShafmoIe uno $4,000 Yfuno Mo-
boir uuroen bon San Angelo in
Gpe5iaI5iigen nad] n0rolihen nn0 oit-
lid)en Mdrften Deridift.
Seier, oeiien Gntiieben nibt
ermittelt tperoen fortrtte, ~seritorte ailf
Ger Syorm BON Gilbert 9irt6emonft, Del
in Der N1be BON Bartlett pobut, eli
ne Gbeune nit f6mmtIidem SnbaIt.
6litterltoffe uno meBrere Sun0elt
9uideF Gorn tparen BARN alfgelpei.
Der berurfadte Sdaoen Be.
I1Iii8 iid oiif ca. $500 1rro lit tell
tpeiie olirh Teriiderlng ge0edt.
Del tpuroe altf Der is Meilen
Ton Geguin geIege1lefl Meiuert'lden
Nand3 gefunocn. Der grunlten lit
$50 SUP tief mu0 ~proon5ierf big lett
2 Barrel pro Gag.
anrI Smitb's 8numtpufIengin
in San Nnrcos fpliroe ourn Teliei
,eritort; Der SdJdoen beIdnft iif mf
$500, Der ourdJ cine gerlid5eruus
pom $4,000 teilueiie geoedt lit.
gson Sort Wortb miro po1r eIHcr
teuen Hdiiberet berld9fef: elnmerf
ROLES, rrnoes Sdgaliferlter tm ssI-
Eueletldoen DON M1td9ell q 0rerrl
nad9ts gegen A llbr bon eilrera
rrlttels elres gdd1frrNs
,ertriimmert u1to 3 Saltd,efi NIT 10
OiarHdntrlHgen, ore etiten Sert DON
$500 repralenflereH, geraiibf; Gcr
SHdlifenlfer alrgeorad)fe Olepes-
nlarm 5eigfe ben DleblfaDl N OCT
Weltern Union Selegrapbe't Ofnce
lofort an, bod mar Der Spltbupe
perfdsDiutoerI, als o1e Eclt-
gel an Srt uno Stelle etrttrat- V!c
Upddpmorfenen 40}fdbef1 fD1tr0e1t cs |
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9eItes Gel uno @aiolin crhdlt
man bon Der Slimp Oil g., 40C
Otto commerce ctr. Neues Eel. gru
uis 1852.
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sssn Den Sfllen BON @roB-9teip
gorf tperoen s3tSS5 Sdiiler inter
,rid)tet
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aarm-YrpSnfte.
Wenalte.

aartoffsrn. California. s2.10; golos
raoo, $1.85.
Gii6e aartoffeln, 2onifinna. SITS.
8obuen. California @aDous, $3.50,
Werifanide @abous, $500; Yirts.
5000; Gina 1925; Mabp. $500; 8lad
gpeS. $5.25.
3tpiebeIn, Gal. 1926 per 100 gfnrb.
Ohm. $3.50 fir Elm 8iinbel.
Gierpflan8en, $500 unb S1.25 pc,
@nf4eI.
BiinoeI.
Spinat. 3Hc per &funb.
Somatcn. Segas, 4 &orbe, 60c II. TIC
-Nnrft.
Gan Antonio, Ser, 10. Sea. - 1915
0dien $3.50 bis 1918.
3iibe $500 bis 5000.
Qdlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
8nlen $500 biz 1910.
ct. Souis, 10. Seq. 1915. Nino.
pieb, EeraszWieb, 1925 Bis $3.50.
Sdipetne 1928 uno S6.75.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-06-17

Earl Payne, iorlner Parma
resident who is now located at
Portland. was In town, Tuesday
He and his wife. who has been
visiting in the G. T.. Mitchell
home for the past week, left
Tuesday evening for Pavette
whore they will visit for a few
days and then return to their
home in Portland.
Mortgages and notes bought
and sold. A. |. MYERs, Caldwell,
Idaho, over Hay 4 Boone's
store. II
Arthur Silva OF Rainier, Ore
gon. arrived 10 town the last OF
the week and will make an ex-
tended visit with his friends,
Grady and Frank Twitchell.
G, A. Fisher OF Nampa was
transacting business In Parma,
Monday
Frank Brown returned last
week from Midvale, where be re-
Gently finished this years work
OF sheep sbearing.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-06-17


It's funny how some editors
continue TO write and print pit
ns. Tom Nelson OF the Cam
bridge News sars:
I'll people would take more in
tsrert In the News the News
would be a better paper. We
cannot publish news item with
GU, first hearing Of it. and II you
know Of news item and do not
tell IL the chances are the other
fellow viii not and the editor
cannot II he doesn't know about
il. No difference ii the item does
concern you, that is the verv
reason you should tell, because
then IL viii be told right. OF
course many people say II the
editor wasn't asleep he would
find these things out You must
remember that when a man is
publishing IA newspaper all by
himself, there are so many differ
emit things To do that ii would be
impossible for him to be on the
ground when everything hap
pened =
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-06-17

Hale. hale. Immortal burd. awi hale
rhow hast, within my strange inteerior
The wayz 4 meeh1. me,Sanik- A teckneek
whsrrwith h~hnn = perdsoce
That kcstlv isns- ~ fruot upon the
which
Dcependelb aei the happy mess. proc
p~rity 4 thrift
Os hour hraud hewtch ue land.
Cor sho~ kanst lay the well-no~n aig.
That istcheib. ia the bizky 6ants ov men.
Full 80 senae purr duxzent
The zlee fnll zroarer zetteth hix;
The iobher. eak, be dufh knot iob =
nought;
A the kidd stnar age man. be. ?,
Duth thrust . gelid fngsr 10 the py;
The Reaper ov the kuntry -toar
A rake on irazgeth down
& the plethorick farmer
The hone 4 ammo ov hour glory ~ land
Il In the ceol, yew bet
4 dnrh be knott demand
A bout a sent peece them there aigs'
few bet he duth.
90. glory ~ HEM
On, sirchus as. yacllne thinner ne.
Fkschue ~ farmer man
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-06-17
Notice to Sewer
sewer
Contractors.

Sealed proposals and bids will be re-
eeiyed by the Sewer Committee Of Local
Sewerage improvement District No. 2
OF the Village Of Parma, Canyon Coun-
ty, Idaho, al the Office OF ]. @. Watson,
Clerk OF said Committee, at the Office OF
Union Loan Company, in said Village
OF Parma. until $50 o'clock p. IN. on
the 18th day OF June, 1915, for furnish
ing the material Tor, and the construction
OF, the sewers in said improvement
District In said Village Of Parma.
Estimste Of Village Engineer as to
probable cost OF sewer, seventy FIVE
Hundred ls750o. 00l Dollars.
Said sewer shall be constructed at the
place and In the manner provided for
by Ordinance No. II OF said Village Of
Parma. and according to the plans and
specifications for said improvement now
on fle Ia the Office Of said Village CLERK.
Copies Of said plans and specifications
may be seen at the Office Of said Village
Clerk. or will be furnished any ron.
tractor who deposits with said clerk
cash or certified check to the amount Of
90 90 to guarantee safe return thereof.
No proposal or bid will be considered
unless accompanied by certified check
on some local bank to the amount Of
five per cent Of the amount bid as evil
dence Of good faith. to be forfeited as
and for liquidsted damages in case the
bidder neglects or refuses to enter into
contract and provide the required bond
for the faithful performance Of said
work, in Gaze the contract is awarded
to him.
rhe Contractor will be required, be-
fore commencing such work, to execute
and file the usual penal bond in sum
equallinz sixty 1907 per cent OF the con-
tract price, to be approved by said
Sewer Committee, with the additional
obligation that such contractor or con-
tractors shall promptly make payments
to all persons supplying him OF them
with labor and materials In the prose-
cution of the work provided for in such
contract, as provided for by Senate Bill
No. SO. as contained in Idaho Session
Laws OF 1909, page 1855.
Bidders are hereby notified that the
contractor may, In the discretion of the
Chairman and Board Of Trustees of said
Village OF Parma, be required to accept
payment under said contract In bonds
OF said Local Sewerage Improvement
District No. 2, bearing such interest as
may be provided by ordinance, not ex-
ceeding eight per cent per annum.
The Committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Sewer Committee OF
Local Sewerage Improvement District
No. Of the Village OF Parma, Idaho.
F. E. FISK,
Chairman OF the Sewer COMMITTEES.
Attest
J.C. WATSON,
Clerk
520.610
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52O.6lC
Notice for Publication
Isolated Tract.
Public Land Sale.

Department Of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Vale, Oregon, May Goth, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that, as direct
ed BY the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, under provisions OF Sec.
2455, X. 5 pursuant to the application
OF Frank A. Miller, Serial No. Oa50F, We
will offer AT public sale, to the highest
bidder, but at not less than $500 per
acre, at 100 o'clock p. m. on the 9Th day
fully, next, at this Office, the following
tract Of land Lot 4, Sec. IA, T. 81, S.,
R. 46 E.. W. NJ. l4.2s acres.
The sale will not be kept open, but
will he declared closed when those pres-
emit at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the high
est bid will be required to Immediately
pay TO the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised 10 6re
their claims, or objections, on or before
the time designated Tor sale.
THOS. JONES,
5-27 6-24 Register.
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Caldwell, Idaho, June 10, 1915.
In order to facilitate proper
settlement with the newly Great
ed County OF Gem, the Board OF
County Commissioners demand
that all bills against Canyon
County be filed with the Clerk OF
said board on OF before June
26th, 1915.
Board OF County Commissioners.
BY l. c ksowLroN,
Ulerk.
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Are your neighbors very had9
Pass a law
Go they smokef no thew chew
Are they always bothering your
Don't they do a. YOU would do9
Pass a law
Are your wages awful lowl
Pass law
Are the prices much too hlghf
DO the wife and babies cry
Cause the turkeys all rcost high3
Pass a law
when "A d. finds nfw diseases,
Pass law
s,ot the mumps or enfernisis.
Measles. Group or "expertitis9"
Lest we ali Nv to pieces.
Pass law
Are the lishts hurnin' rei'
Pass law
Paint 'ein green, or paint EN- whit'
Gloss NO All them places tight
nv, oar town l. snch a sight
Pass lsNt
40 matter what the trouble Il.
Pass law
Ucodness sakes, but sint a awful
My what arr we going 10 dor
Almost anything ain't lawful.
And the ledge j. human tee.
Pass la4
Rochester. Mich CLARION
+. :. The idaho legislature dozen
sed this sdvics.
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Serial 05445
Notice for Publication

Department OF The Interior, O. S. Land
Office at Boise, Idaho, May "a, 1915.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Berndt
sundbIad. Of Parma. Idaho, who, on
February, 10, 1909, made Homestead
entry, No. 06445. Tor N16sE1z, Section
IL, Townships n, Range ", Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final i've year Proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above described
before Alfred +. Stone. U. s. Com.
missioner, at Caldwell. Idaho, on the
9th day Of July, 1915.
Claimant names a. witnesses: Johr
r. Lund, James P. Butler, Lars Aar
land, William +. Jones, all OF Parma
Idaho.
| FRANK s. HER,
80 IL Register.
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Serial oeo26
Notice for Publication

Department OF The Interior o. S. Land
Office at Boise, Idaho, May "a, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that John v.
Lund, Of Parma, Idaho, who, on May
20, 1908, made Homestead entry No.
1876, Serial No. O502O. for E1sNE1z.
Section u. Township n, Range 6 w,
Boise Meridian. has filed notice OF in
tentioh 10 make Final i've year Pfoof
to establish claim to the land above
described. before Alfred F. stone, y. S
Commissioner, at Caldwell, Idaho. on
the 9Th day Of July, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses. Berndl
sandblad, James P Butler, Lars Aar
land, William +. Jones, all Of Partha
Idaho.
FRANK s. HER,
80 III Register.