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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

a6tet. Don bem beriibmten Rdtbous.
benz StoIs Der 8iirger bon arrds,
bas gang sin3is in ieinsr art oas
ifan6, iino nur nod Ole neberreIte
su Ieben. Sin pIumper Stumpf nur
blieb bon Dem alien @lodenturm
iibrig, Der bunt elmer oidten S4i4t
BON SaubIGden Dem fsinOIiGen
8ombdrbement getrobt bot. @r dllein
itebt nod aufre9t inmitten eines
ganSen 3u S9utt unb al9e geiun>
tenen Stubtpiertels. 3pif9en ben
Sriimmern bat iid Wloos ge6iioct.
uno BON ben Sunberten bonn GrOooa
ben berI9nunOenen Sduiern 1T =
cine blutige Sronis Oes S9idiuIs =
ni9ts ais sin tlsines Siitt4eH. Der
3ii9enanbou eines oeririimmsrten
Souies. itebenesbIiebeu. bus jebt elm
alter Mann su ieinem WobnIib ers
loren bat. gs 1T oas IeBte ~9du.
oentmaI" in bieiem einit 10 prG4tis
gen StabtteiI. 9an5 ullein III es
iibriggeblieben, als ein5iger 3euge Der
8ersongenbeit bieIer DorOem beIebs
sIten 9e9eno BON arras.
ssn ben anberen etuotteilen 5GbIt
man nibt erIt Die perbronnten Sdus
fer. ole eingeoriidten 5aFoben, ole
suIammengeitiir5ten Sdder, bic
bur6l09erten Mauern, gang nbgeies
ben BON benz i'm Snnern all oiefer
8ebauIunsen anseridteten S4aben,
Der our9 isbe llnbia Oes @stters
gr6Ber miro. gtm msiiten boben Die
6ffentli6en @ebGube seIitten. Die
prGfettur, Die autbeoroIe, bic &irs
den, bic @pmnalisn unb S9uIen. bic
SpIpitGler, bic '&oiernen uno Der
9abnbOf. iis ale iinO nur nod Sriim'
merbdufen. glu1 Die OffentIi4en
qartanlasen baben Der nationalen
@erteioiguns ibrsn Sribut sdbicn
miiIfen unb iinb ni9t mebr gum
Dieoerertennen. Mebr uIs einmdl
miro meine Wanberung our4 ein
unbeimIi9es @rpllen unterbro6sn.
bos au ben iibIi4en @oriidtsmubre'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

6iIGsungariI9en 9(rmee oufgetreten.
iusl9e in Der eritsn 8riessSeit. als
man oie 2duiesefabr nod pentger
bea9tste, am meiItsn mil ben Huhen
in Beriibrung fam. glm idlimmilen
ipuros Serbien bonn 6lsdtpphuS beims
geIu9t unb leiber litten bort beion'
bers fart Die beoouernsperten 8uns
oesbriioer, pel9e in ierbifbe @es
fungenIbuft gernten lparen. Sc beiBt,
bab msbrere tauIenO Oieier @efuns
senen um Sledtppbus gu Grunbe ges
gangen iino.
Die gunSe &ompffrOnt gegen bic
RuFen unb Serben 1T jebt nit fo9es
nannten neutrality-suspicious. bslebt.
Man9e oieIer 9lnitulten iino 9ldns
5enS einseri6tst. 9lbsr Bel Dem ras
I6en @ormurib unIerer Seere t0ns
nsn Die Ginri9tunsen ni4t INNER
iofort uuf Die eisentli9 erfOroerlihe
6Dbe gebrn9t iperOen. 60 bilft man
ii9 sund9It nit primitipen ginrids
tungen, bic man in por6er besinfis
cierten S9uppen ooer 8auernbGufern
raid beritsGlt. Cine ioIde impropis
iierte @ntluuiungsunitdlt f4iIbert
unIer Bib.
Oft iperosn Die Ruien gu pieIen
Sduienben sefansen. Oa miro es
Idpieris iie raid senug gu entIaufen.
@s ndben i'm gsfdIofensn 3ugs
$50 &uIsn, tells Siinsn. tells 3psrs
ss. ginige oieier Mdnner ieben aud
iebt nod bIiibsno gelunb aus. Diele
iinb absebdrmt, fbipGdIid], trGntli4.
sic tommen, nit Sod auo pad;
pas iie nidt auf benz 2eibe trneen,
bubsn iie in einem 8euteI sepudt.
Run trsten Iis in bic 8UrbuIle Der
@ntluuiun9sunitoIt. enttleiOen iih
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26
Sas pesb dss Skatdrefters.

Gin 9erliner 9Iatt erSGblt: @s
mar in Der elettrii9en StruBenbabn.
bic na9 llbIsnborIt binuusfubr. Der
Wagen mar iibsrfiilt.. 9a itisg Elm
&rieeer elm. Elm @erpunbeter. ben
linten grm in Der reiBen 8inbe. Ct
ging in ben Waseu, Itellts ii9 in Zen
Sang un6 belt ii9 nit Der geiunoen
SunO am lsbsrneu 9riff feit. Der bon
Der Osde bing. 8urber o6er griibte er
nod eiuen Offisier. einen Saupt.
mann Der gteisrps. Der in Der Rdbs
fab. Der @nsen Sog beftig an. es
Sudte elm ipenig i'm @eiiht Oes SoIs
buten. Soglei4 ituno Der OffiSier
auf unb bot Dem Soloaten Den Plds
an. Der &riegsr ipuroe rot Bis gum
DiiiBenrano. @erIessn Irbnte er ab.
gt6sr es baIf ibm nidts.
@9lisBIiC9 Iab sr unb Der Saupts
mann itanb Dor ibm. Die 9nno i'm
2eosrgriff, unO beugts iib elm fpes
mig gu Dem 8ernunoeteu 6indb: rNa,
no bnben Sic oenn Sbren Sbab
obgetriest9" fragte er freunOIih.
p3u 8efebl. Serr 9uuptmonn," ents
segnete Der Solbat uno legte bic ses
funOe SanS reIpettUOa an Die 9os
fennabt, rin Srantrei9 -. i'm S9iits
5egrabs!" Gr ipru9 Elm penis Srants
furterii9. @emiitii6 unb nett angus
bOren. -gr5GbIen Sic bod NAL. lpenn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26
Das zerftSrte Arras.

SIN 3uiammenbang nit Dem Gin'
geItGnonis Der Srnn5oien bon oeuts
i9cm 9obengetpinn bel glrras itebt
cine S4iIberung oes Barrier
.Semps" BON ben troitIoien 3uitdns
ben in Der Stabt.
.S9on auf Sem Wese na9 @rras
erIebte i'd elm ni9t alItGgIides
S9auIpiel. ueber meinem &opfe
IpieIte ii9 elm &f in ben aiiften
ab. Wtebrere Oeutihe nSauben" pers
fplgten einen fran5OiiI9en @inbeder,
Der gang bon lpeiben S9rapnellpols
len ipie in einen rieiigen Wattebaui9
eingebillt pur0s. llniusit oapon
alGn5ten 6ie auIammensei9phenen
Siirme bon ct. Gloi i'm Spnnens
I6ein. Gtipas ipeiter odpon iu6te Der
Bid Ga Sargette, bas bolltommen
bonn @robuoen ipegrniiert lit. Sebr
beutIi9 bort man es tnattern uno
or0bnen. S9narSer Ruu9 itsigt aus
Gbanteclair auf, po bic Seuersbrunit
tpiitete. angriff uno Mntfport t4el'
men BON gIei9er Stdrte in bieiem
fur6tbaren glrtilerieouell, ous felt
a9t Wlonaten unuufborli9 bonnert.
MinoeItens gum 5pun5igiten Wfal
auf meinsr HeiIe mubte i9 meine Be
re9tigung porpeiIen, oonn Offnete ii9
mir oos Hapolsonstor BON Nrrds,
unb angTtpoa in Der @rpartung Der
guinen, ole Ii9 meinen 9liden oars
bieten perOen, bstrete i4 bic Stabt.
Die 9ebDroen tommen nod INNER
ibren pfliGten nn9, ipsnn audi NIT
elmer nur beI9rGntten 8eumten5uhl.
gln elmer perbGItuismGbis sei4iibten
Stene piro Iosar nod S9ule geRaIs
ten. Der @eiabr ni9t a9tenb. ipielen
uno lGrmen BORT Die 8inoer untsr
Gem pa9Iamen 9luge Der 2ebrerin,
Die auf isbss Oerod4tise Serdui4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

sic m0ssn," Bat Der Sauptmoun unS
fdob freunoIid Die Suno bes @oI-
baten bon Der SoIennabt meg.
llnb Der Soloat puroe autrduIi5
unb erSGblte bon Wlorf9 unb
Sdfo9t. rln6 idste i9IieBIi9:
rS4tunoslang unb tugeIuns babbe
mer in De S9iibesrIbe sfeFe lin
bate mir gu f9iebel" = .llno mas
baben Sic 90 gsmo9t9" = .Ru...
S9tnt bdm mer sefpielt, Serr
Sauptmonn!" - State" - ~Wenn
@ie's net CLAUDE ipolle. =. ba iebnts
Der. Serr Sauptmunn!" limb er bolte
nit Der geiunoen Suno einen obees
griffenen, i9mubigen Stdtblod aus
Der SaIde, bebedt nit 3obIen. Sab
len, 3dbIen.
Der Sauptmonn lubte: rOie reis
nen 9onnerpetters ieib ibr bod.
asrls!~ glun ladt aud Der 8erpuns
6efe: Sd. lin binner uns on
brummte ole I9tpere 9lrtillerie!' Der
Sauptmann blidte auf Den obgegrifs
fenen Stdtblod. ~Ret su iuse, Ssrr
Ssuptmnnn, mas i9 fir Morbss
ped se6abt bub. SIMMER perIore unb
INNER perlore! I'm ols mer fdon
abrsnne ipolIte, % trieg i'd nit eis
nemmal N 9rans NIT @ieren in De
Sonb. S9par5 bGtt i4 anIuse tDns
ne, Serr 9auptmunn: limb grab lpie
ids Moul oufmn9e tpin =. od miiiie
bic 5ran5oibe ouf ben 9eounte toms
me. losaui9ieBe! Die &arte BANNER
in Ben 9red i9meibe miiKe. 10
I9neG iino mer aufgeiprunse! Dos
psrseB id 6ene Srun5Ofde i'm 2eben
nit, buB iie mir meinen @rung nit
9isreu ipesssIdoHe bobbe. Serr
9auptmann! go -. ba bub i9 obsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

frii9 unb munter aus nob biefem
Babe. limb lpenn man Ole Serri9dfs
ten 10 in Ser tabellos reinen llnter>
pdi6e iiebt. MAIDEN iie ni4t eipmdI
einen iiblen @inorud.
Ner tueiB. pieOiele iener itilIen.
Ie9sbeinigen 8unoessenofen oes
0reiperbunoss ibr 2eben eelofen bas
ben! gii9t jeber Ruhe lit perlauit.
gs sibt aud inter ibnen reinIi9e
Meni9en. 9lber ieOer 1T IauTepers
bG9tig. isOer fam elm SrGser oes
5ledtpp6ussifts fstn. 0urum tpirb er
entlauIt, unb Oieie @ntlauIung III
elm Stiid9en oss groBen tpeItgss
Idi9tlideu Rinsens unierer Gage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

OIl ~ -" lhSH
podb nod italieniide @an5enl"
gang unO i9niiren ale ibre Sa9en
3uIdmmen. Silfrei4e (ruiiii4e) Die
ner Der @ntluuiunssunitaIt nebmen
bic 9inosI unb idboffeu iie in ben
Sesinfettionsraum. Sier piro anes
auf Stonsen brett nusgebdnst. Sept
miro unterl6ieoslos olIes enttauf.
Iogar cine 3iebbarmOnita. Gin tleia
ner Diem miro bsreinsetragen. ipirb
nit Orei Otter elmer mil9igs gsipeiben
MaiIe gefiiGt unO ange5iinbet. Die
Siiren iperOen perI6loIen, perriegeIt.
Stint Stunoen lang bGn9en nun Die
&leiber in einem erItidenoen 9unit
BON S9ipefeI. pbospbpr II. a.. Bis
bic lebte 2ous seitorben 1T, Oas lebte
anuieei feline 2ebenstruft eingebiibt
bat.
SnapiI9en rponoern Die nadten
MGnner in 0en 9aosraum. @rie9is
i9e @eitdlisn Iin6 bier ielten. Sin
Sonntag na9mittas I'M 5reibGS
@annise Sei9t unOerslei9Iid pisI
mcbr 8roft uno @sIunobeit. dIs bier
untsr BEN uusseiu4tsn iunssn RGns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

~Bas 1T oenn ~Nulhr". 8riSerdeu
Simoiei Sunnitid?"
Gin neuer Sdnnps."
alles punbsrt nun in ben gut gebeiss
ten 2ie9eruum. Tun feben lie ale
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26
Die 1aufepIase I'm 4elde.

Gin Iebr f9limmer 5eino unierer
beutI6en lino Diterrei4ii4 uRearis
Iden Sruppen 1T Die 2ous. Die RuIs
fen itno nit Oieiem llngesiefer Oers
artts behaftet. baB es gang unmOgs
lid fir bic gegneriiaen Solbaten 1T.
ole llebertraguns gu Dermeiben. Wleis
items seIdisbt bas in ben Nuortisren,
ipelhe friiber bon &uhen beiebt pos
ren uno bann BON Oeutfden einsez
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

00atcne tlH SelOe. sSll pel SlilluulullBoS
Itntion por Snoiuib.
nommen puroen. Wldn iit Iib ia Der
2Guie betpubt, fpsl6e man BORT iiGsr
in WtoHen dntrifft, aber ioa man
ossbnIb bic Ra9t i'm 6reien perbrins
gen, nomentIi1 tpGbrenb Der @Ins
ters3eit9 60 friest ieber re9tI4uffe.
ne oeutI9e 9olbot, einI9IieBli9
DER OffiSiere, cine MaFe 2auIe.
Man pertreibt lie ipieber Our9 Mus
f9en uno Salbsn, aber oas neue
Auortier bringt neue 2GuIe unb 70
1T ole Pldge eine itets pie0ertebs
renoe. Die Sruppen leiben Iebr
I1limm barunter. Sa5u tommt ole
@efobr Der llebertrusung Der idredz
Ii9sn &rontbeit SIedtbpbus 0ur9
ole 2Guie. Hur cine trante 2aus
iibertrdst ole &rantbeit, peIds fnlt
1tets tDbIi9 perIGuft. Die trunte
2dus trintt iib an Meni6enblut boa
lin0 ipribt auslei4 0ds t0olide Gift
IN ben menI9li9en &0rper. Den @rs
rsger 0es 6ledtbpbus tennt man nod
nibt. aber onB ole 2aus Der 3luiz
ft5entpirt 1T. iit in ben leBten MOnuz
ten erlpieien porOen. Monbnt eeiunOsn
9lffsn trante 2duie angeiebt Sot ole
9lffen nit alien Ntitteln bebinbert,
Ibrem notiirli9en Srieb gu fOIgen
1luo ben tleinen 8lutInugsr objus
fansen. limo na9 ben iibIiden pisrs
sebn Sogen mar Der 9lFfe an fled
thpb6ien grf9einunasn ertrnntt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

seln n0tist unb mir hnbei Selegens
belt gibt, nit Oen lpsnigen nod pers
blisbenen 8iirsern Elm pour Worte
Su ips9feIn. Sis iiiii;;SS nnr ulI5u frob,
Our9 mid Elm G9O BON orduBen gu
erbaIden. bem bic gtu9ri4ten toms
men ebcnio IpGrIih in Die Stubt Die
bic iunsen @emiiie. @epObnli9 pers
ben iie aus benz Wlunbe zines &oIos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

nialparenbGnbIers sntsesensenoms
men, Der 70 sliidIid 1T, ii4 bin uno
pie0er 3eitungen ous 8OuIognesiurs
Wer ooer poris peridaffen gu fOn'
men, oie notiirIi9 ni9t mebr bic neuf
eIten iein t0nnen. = Meine Stunbe
bat sei9Iaeeu. SD mub arras per'
loiIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-26

net i6Ie9t seT8Ofe. @tiider 5ebn bab
ih auf'm Geipiiie; psnn i'd bei4eios
cable tu. 8is i4 Oann ielber eine
iibe bate :. no. ba babe ie mid
na9 5rontfurt uno banu na6 Sams
bura aebraht -"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
SEEING AZ EXPOSITION.

The pleasure and profit be derived from great like
Panama Pacific exposition open depends the
mon possessed By the sght-secr.
Most people such undertaking mood Of citation
produced by the stir and excitement and novelty OF the
walk and walk concnousy studying guide books feel they
seen ALL Atter time every building finished is left with
sigh OF relief The idea to be much thing
be able 10 tell other people you have it.
The act Of looking at objects display easy
ndocnt iut there fatigue Art lovers
IN picture gallery will use them up completely The eye deli
cate instrument Constant looking involve
Also people walk distances they would attempt
great exposition like the Panama Pacific triumph Of
civilization II life rushed could easily spend month
there and lind pleasure and food for thought every day The
tourist who but week often only few days attempt
impossible task Fifty worth of wheel chair day make all
difference between the success and failure of his trip
II is mistake much People should select and
choose The little buildings where distant and nations make
their show often the rewarng OF all They may
to teach the ha visitor than palace of industry which
more like what the show windows Of retail
home
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
f4RueRs AvD aDrER7IsJNc-

The following actual happening the OF the writer the
other gay physician with large and growing family decided to
move he country In order 10 help ont on
started poultry raising lie had had no experience
whatever a. H. farmers Of the negbohood laughed at him
Ihes toagh, would retire from the competition with more
experience and fewer dollars
The however made quie study o. scientific poultry
raising a. ST. ideas printer ink freely Tic inserted
m s.. Deliveries 81 egg. printed circular telling the public about
~ methods emphasized the cleanliness and sanitary condition of
s.. sair he spoke Fl Dig 20 feed the fowls well
q both grain and vegetable fool Tie told o. the care
taken Is Sort the eggs ann eanne and he guaranteed
i gwen weight per dozen
The auers III he selling their 70 the country
Store 10 price Probably the had sell 20 whole
,acr gs may have bad through several hands The doctor
selling better prise than the farmers getting at the store
soon picked up a good trade rs the large town
~ he cleaning the whole product OF h poultry
,ara al better prices he getting who had monkeed
with chicken raising adj their lives
phab, bis simple hue printed statement OF his methods had
more a. 20 With anything else 30 doubt many OF the old
farmer hai equal, goo methods u they took pains 10 tell the
ubGc ahut makes little difference how good mans meth
well produced his goods how ow the, are selling
De never iase any pains to tel the public about It.
The moral Obvious Any farmer who raises staples like
egg buer vegetables and whose food products attractive cam
X, Business he good price, in the nearest large town
by spending little uoney advertising
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
pRlcTIcAL pREdcHiNc.

The religious press Of the country and the secular newspapers
in ~ discussion or and against the methods OF Kew tay
SUNDAY Ministers eng Philadelphia by the hundreds 70
sui, methods. Not man, Of them will to adopt the more
ercsn. features oi the Sunday ministry Bui there phases OF
~ siae ito. tai every clergyman win nd worthy OF study
sha themselves mp their study and read books ON
religion anl 8' ph, The books helpful mentally stimulating
The pace plfi b. their bread outlook lie breaches
Is. nes Sany uhat s philosophers and theoogiaas have
ESQ IS lan
eeyasoua, needed for tile broadening o.
IL intellectual fe na he, deal with problems that bother the ph
se tsoiogan. bat may have troubled the oi-
- The people celebrate abroad the eoqienec and
sa powers pastor Bu Ile has been said that has
asife.i u inspired them muci.
Other finiscfs speri time among their people They learn
ds dals srou difficulties and problems with which their PARISH
rer are suffering They human closely Their minds
fa se o people who have found rest and peace and
eio ~ various experience They Try 10 communicate tins help
members 81 her congregation Their not be very
sefa they inspire their hearers TO renewed courage aad
strength 10 eight iie's battles
p9aby rga here 81 several reasons for Billy Sunday
szrseGas sesess fie deals sh practical life with the problems
ai ~ ard The average preacher without
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
THE SHOSHONE JOURNAL
YHE FASCINATION or THE AUTOMOBILE.

In daily newspaper published Of the big cities Of the
country holding automobile show there was print
cd p columns Of automobile advertising and auoo
& This copy newspaper not special issue The
anton nc OF largely stimulated by the exhibition
Yet metropolitan newspapers p" in 'sf Sunday issues as "u'"
ports from the big automobile tell OF simply
attendance Boston show drew 10000 ordinary day. and
exhibitions IN either correspond The people be cutting
down supplies 81 beef owing slow trade and high prices u
,h consumption necessity like the not checked
The people who condue, the automobile shows understand very
well that man a mechanical mind he goner you get
h into one these displays lie mas think he went simply as an
observer the umphs OF the But the bug has
got into system the versatile aud gcntlemany statesmen
pound the perfection Of their several the fcrmcnt
Soon absorbed in computations TO prove that he can afford
machine .agher paper this that customary eNpend
nrc decide e. without cigars raor carpet or painting
,he hen~ or trip On paper the majority Of
people au figure that they afford machine As matter Of
frt he oT.eiing that hc think they gong to make
are commoul, accomplished
10 many anything OF the OF machine IS fascinating
and afarng PLAY 81 wheels and levers delights them
When 10 that added the stimulation Of driving automobile
and the delight rapid the combination too bgng for
human nature really can't afford motor car he FOR
inmate indeed have this love for machinery implanted IN his
heart
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
HaiIev Timesl

(Hailey Times.)
December s, 1914, bill presented
by E. w. Fox, NJ. D., of Arco for ser
vices ana expenses in caring for George
Renfro, amounting to 1870, was laid
over by the retiring Board of County
Commissioners.
January 20, 1915, the same bill was
allowed in full by the new Board of
County Commissioners.
It would probably not have cost
over SIS or $40 to have brought Mr.
Renfro to the county farm. where he
would not have cost the taxpayers Il
cent.
GTrom Arco Advertiser. March 5, 1870
DR.. e. w. Fox has purchased the old
Franklin car formerly owned by Coun-
ty Commissioner r. w Ferris and has
taken off the rear seat making it a run
about The car is in excellent condi-
ton.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19

ESTATE OF VICTOR o. JOHNSON,
DECEASED
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrators of the estate OF
Victor O. Johnson. deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrative at Shoshone,
County Of Lincoln, State of Idaho.
Dated February 10. 1915.
DORA JOHNSON,
Administrative Of the estate Of Victor
o. Johnson. deceased
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
THE DEVIL WAS SICK
New York independently

New York independently
The Sixty third Congress, just ad-
journed after twenty three months Of
activity. appropriated two and quart
er billion dollars hundred and
twenty five millions more than the last
Congress.
Its membership was overwhelming
iy Democratic.
The Democratic national platform
declared: I'VE denounce the profit
gate waste Of money through
the lavish appropriations of recent
Republican Congresses. We
demand a return to that simplicity and
economy which BELTS a democratic
government"
Profligate waste? Lavish appro-
priations? Simplicity and economy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular biennial election of the qualified
voters of the Village of Shoshone.
County of Lincoln. State of Idaho, will
be held on the sixth day of April, 1915,
for the purpose of electing a Board of
Trustees of said Village, for the term
commencing on the first Tuesday of
May. 1915. The polling place for said
election shall be at the City Clerks
office in the Village of Shoshone and
the polls shall be open between the
hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and seven
o'clock p. NJ. of said day.
Signed,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF VILLAGE
OF SHOSHONE.
BY A. l. MCMAHON.
Chairman.
ATTEST:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
NEED MAJOR REED.
Irwin Fails TImes.)


The reports concerning the condi-
ton Of the Idaho building at the San
Francisco exposition, should cause an
outburst of righteous Indignation all
over the state. Governor Alexander
may have thought he was doing the
right thing politically when Major
Reed was taken off the job. but those
who have witnessed the humiliating
position in which the whole state is
placed before the whole nation will
not appreciate the change which has
set well established plans awry. The
Idaho building. pretehtioss as to ex-
terror, may well be called the tomb of
Idaho's buried hopes unless speedy
action is taken to remedy the trouble.
There is nothing on the inside save
space Major Reed had well defined
plans for the Idaho building. The in
terror shows that some of his exhibits
have been pulled out. In their place is
absolutely nothing save promises. r.
respective of partisan politics Major
Reed should have been left in charge
1t is too late now to get his services,
but Governor Alexander as executive,
must be held responsible and should
get busy and make his appointee go to
work or get off the job.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

.rry WI. Anderson. Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
ASK THE GOVERNOR.

The state has nearly 100000 in its
various endowment funds now lying
idle. drawing no interest except bank
interest, while there are hundreds OF
Ask Alexander why.--Nampa Herald.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19

The board hiss been severely erited because parties has
ng aans the delinquent their interest payments
corporation individual who promptly and unyedngy foecoscS
the anute a,nnt, unpaid is denounced
eena uess everything else that Is vile Why should the state
heariess unfortunate borrower who during these
exceedingly unable his payments promptly every
thing he possesses Ask, the Elmore Times
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19

initiating Billy Sundays slang his the quality of hui
interest that the Sunday always have
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
SOCIETY Makes ITSELF USEFUL.

dispatch from Hot Springs. Var the famous winter
that society promoting the MADE America
independence blue and fabrics of other
material being Worn by social leaders example that should
be WILDLY followed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-19
NicoLLET HOTEL

Pocatello's new, modern. up-to- 9
date Hotel. just opened. Eighty :
rooms furnished in style. Every 9
modern convenience. 9
9
Look for porter or the .
big sign when getting off train .
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