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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

How different a f'atwa dwarf boy
from the American hoy mentioned In
the following paragraph from Detroit
exchange There was u big icicle
hanging in the corner just over store
door on Michigan avenue, and a. the
weather softened up, and people be-
came afraid to enter the building, the
proprietor came out 70 a crowd on the
sidewalk 10 see what could be done,
Somebody might hit II from the roof
suggested one, Or you might set one
OF the long nre ladders observed .
second, I think = charge Of buckahot
would bring Il down. said . third
man. as be closed hia left eye and took
a long aqulnt A boy about twelve
years old came along just then, and
whom he understood tho situation. he
inquired Of the grocer; WIN you give
. Teller . nickel 10 get her DOWN.
Yes. ave OF EN- Gimme = tatori'
A Eood.sizod potato was handed him,
and he stepped back into tho street,
peeled on his coat. and sent the tuber
whiEzing II struck the iolcls at the
butt and brought Il down with = great
crash. and a. the crowd cheered, the
boy pocketed hla quarter. and humhly
observed Wonder what they thought
. boy was made fur. anyhowf'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
They Must Have u.

Besides catering to occult tastes OF
their residents, the managers OF the
hotels here also watch the epicurean
peculiarities OF those who live within
their doors. One OF the managers OF
Fifth avenue hotel recalled the case
OF q man who INDUCES his within for
calf's head! This man At frequent IN.
terSals calls the hotel by telephone
and asks for the manager. none other
OF the star viii do. Hello" he says.
I want you 10 tell the head waiter
and the chef that am on my way
up there and 1 wants calls head au
vinagrstte, DO you get me- Now,
remember 10 tell them who Il IL.
They know the way want il. and III
be there In 20 minutes" Another man
Who lives in Brooklyn comes here fire.
quently for nlet Of sole. He can't see
anything else on the bill OF fare or
listen to any suggestions, He wants
sole aad sole he must hAVA-Naw
YORK TtmsA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

back. then glided forward, evaded
their outspread grasp and--threw her.
self bodily into my armsl
Her own were instantly about my
neck. her lips pressed my own, She
was muTmurlng words OF rare endear-
ment In soft italian. caught the
word brother" l knew enough Of
the language to comprehend that she
was whispering brokenly an appeal TO
send &C." What and when | vainly
tried to guess out ere the two guard.
Ians were with us They tore her
roughly. almost brutRlly away from
me. The crowd gathering around dis
psrssd. was very much embarrassed
and FASTENED on my mission. One Of
the soldiers pointed to me and spoke
20 q low.visaged. squinteyed man at
his side barely noticed this man
then. recognized him later, as Fate
willed II. In = sigually sensational
way.
procured the fruit had been sent
after and returned TO the train |
noted that my wife looked az me
strangely. She seemed out OF breath
and clustered. placed the bag Of
fruit In her lap and threw of the light
OyePcoAt had been wearing Just
then. discovering my cigarette case
empty. went out to oil II.
A returned the train was Just get.
ting ready to start. Az | entered the
car I noticed that Bertha held an open
sheet % paper In her hand, closely
written over II seemed to puzzle her
Thea l saw that the seat directly be.
hind was occupied by the sduiut'eyed
man had seen with the soldiers, lie
waa leaning forward and staring hx,
Sdly at the written page There was
an evil glOating expression TO his face
I could not eonatrue. Then. as Bertha
caught sight OF me. with a sudden
aush and a perturbed manner she
hastily thrust the sheet into her hand
bag.
Just outside the seat In the aisle was
q erumpled envelope, Il had appar
entity contained the sheet Bertha had
been reading noticed II and intend
ed to secure q. but took moment OF
tao to arrange some parcels In tbs
rack. When looked for II again 4
was gone
Some mystery was Anoat The
thought had taken possession OF my
mind and | could not set rid OF tbs
idea. Bertha was strangely psryerse
she acted like . person iabOring IN
aar some intense unnatural strAin anI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
A war ZONE Peril
BY ALvAH JORDAN GARTH.

AT lastl" brsatbsd my wife. my
Bertha. my bride Of = month, with .
sigh Of vast relief
1T has been hard work." / 70
turned. and glad and relieved as we'll,
but We seem 70 be bound for the
safety line this time"
For q week our honeymoon had been
interrupted. With many other incau.
tious and distressed tourists we had
been mRroonsi, so TO speak. on an
island ON the river near the Austrian
town OF vAsre. We had been Draoti.
cally prisoners and subjected 70 the
most rigorous investigation. Now we
had been liberated and taken over 10
the mainland railroad depot noticed
that q number Of spies kept US well In
view on the train bound for the from.
tier.
All would have been well II It had
not been for one Of Bertha's whims
Yes. she was capricioua, and as well
Jealous and all that. The crisis OF
fear and anxiety past, womanlike her
mind fell back TO matters trivial.
Il saw some lovely grapes on the
fruit stand in the waiting room. Won't
you set me someH"
And l. OF course. fastened TO meet
her desires. I did not know II. but az
I passed from the train platform ID
the depot Bertha was out of the coach
and after me. A sudden appetite for
some Of those small golden.hued Mes
sina oranges she had noticed supple
mented the craving for the grapes
Thus It was that as reached the
waiting room Bertha was not thirty
feet away,
half halted ~ q quick cry sounded
Il proceeded from a fair young CIR
not more than eighteen years Of age
She was penned In at one corner o.
the room by two soldiers in uniform
II was easy TO discern that she wal
under arrest, She was lashing-eyed
agile. so much the latter that as sht
lifted out her arms apparently to
wards me with q wild imploring ges
ture and the soldiers strove to presI
her back upon the bench where sh'
had been seated, she nimbly dodget
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

Even the bee teels the war Ger
many has always been the larGsst buy.
er 90 American honey. but this year
has taken only tlo.0o0 worth There
IL = honey shortage In England. how
ever. and our bees may be happy vet.
Taken altogether, according 10 ofiicial
reports coming to The department OF
commerce. American bees have BE-
hAved handsomely Tits year They
have made an unusually large crop,
the average yield being Ss2 pounds
FOR every colouy. a. compared With
2s-s pounds last year
Our ordinary crop IL $1,000, 900
pounds. and e win be greater than
that this year Prices are down. how,
ever because OF the shifting market
and heavy Yield. and also because Of
q very much heavier crop IN the West
Indies. which 10 handled here This
country has aeSor sent much honey TO
England Only $4,000 worth went
there East year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
INsURINs LIVES OF OTHERS
Practice That ls arpsIy Prevalent,
Though II Is 1al--tiow n 10
Done IN the Trenches.

A recent case before tho courts
threw considerable light upon the
penchant some people have for spscu.
lAtinE in other peoples iiVss One
woman held life assurances on her
parents, her children. her mothsFin'
law. her brothers and several friends.
OF course that sort OF thing IL illegal
but IL seemH to be q nouFiahlng bust
ness nevertheless.
But hope delayed maketh the heart
sick and after thu insurers have kept
the premiums paid up to pretty well
the amount they would gain from the
Insurance. company. they see their
profit melting away and call the law
10 free them from their investment,
claiming their premiums hack on all
sorts Of ingenious defsnaaa,
Rather a rotten business, but We are
assured that II IL much more preva'
lent than we have an idea OF There
must be a tremendous temptation 10
assist fate At times. and In any case,
when relatives form the chief invest.
ment on these lines, Il must be rather
exasperating TO have them politely In
form ua that they ara quite WE'LL
thank you
One recalls that acandaloua comic
song that had such . vogue = while
back wherein an iFritated hubby sans
that he was stony broke with wad
OF dough staring him In the face
Some Of the stories OF the sweep
stakes" in the trenches arc equally
disturbing The name OF each man In
the regiment goinE into action ID put
into q hat and every man puts up G
franc The money II divided between
all those who drew the name Of q
man who IL still alive or unwounded
AZ the end OF tho day. A soldier can
spite 9 chap holding his name by do
libeFately counting the attentions OF 9
bullet On the other hand. Il tends
TO make them tendeTiy considsrate Of
each others lives and urgent admoni
iiona 20 ''taks carei" are not neees
saFiiy dlainteTeated.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
GARLIC GIVEN HIGH PRAISE
Invaluable as . Remedy for Many
Diseases, According 70 Man Who
Processes to Know.

Garlic is one Of the most wholesome
herbs that can be eaten.
II stimulates all secretions and its
effect il strong upon the liver and
Kidneys
A teaspoonful Of garlic Juice and
sugar win generally ward on an on
coming cold.
Garlic eaters have good skins, for
garlic is excellent IN treating erup-
tons Of all sorts.
Those races that use much garlic IN
their food are those that are least
susceptible to tuberculosis. Many doc.
tors in Europe treat tuberculosis with
garlic. giving It internally IN the form
OF q strip, externally in the form Of
poultices. or making their patients In
hale an infusion.
The essential principle Of garlic,
that which acts upon the system. 10
allyl sulphide. This also causes the
chAraeteristic-and to many persons
observation-disclosures
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

striving to conceal It. She would not
meet my glance. When ] started
subject Of conversation she. was
abrupt in her replies.
Then she complained Of 9 headache,
turned her face away. using the cush'
toned top Of the car seat as q pillow.
and feisned to sleep. could tell from
her nervous movements, however, that
she was wide awake.
When we reached terminus those
Of our group were isolated from the
regular passengers and underwent In
spection In = room OF the depot, each
passed along as credentials were sx-
hibited and examined II CHANGED that
we came last As l handed our pass
port 10 che of1cial inspector, 70 my
surprise a man stepped between US.
II was the squint-eyed man. He threw
out his hand quickly, quite forcibly.
snatchsd the handbag from my wifsa
wrist, transferred II to the inspector
with some rapid half.whispered words
and next caught the arm Of my wife,
with the words:
you are under arrest"
was indignant and aroused. !
stepped forward to strike the mis-
creant, to wrest my wife from his
coarse grasp. The inspector put out
his hand sternly.
"Desist," he spoke in a precise, i'm
pressive way. 1T ID the law"
"Wherefore?" challenged hotly.
THE lady is apprehended as a spy"
was the calm rejoinder.
And the proof the letter" explained
1 the squint-eyed man. "the letter In
her handbag"
/ Bertha was quivering with dread
The inspector waved me back as he
and the other man led her towards an
4 adjoining room Its door crashed
shut against me. ! was overwhelmed
with mystery and distress. | paced
/ the floor distractedly II must have
( been fully half an hour before the In
/ spector came out.
"The lady IL your wifeG" he In
quired with great gravity.
YES" | assented. "Win you ex
plain please
"sedltious correspondence" spoke
the Official tersely She is the pos
SCISSOR OF a warning letter from spy
an Italian woman | shall have to de
tain you as well, for the lady declares
she cannot even read the letter She
found It in your overcoat, she says
Hal"
The word burst In q quick gasp un
restrainedly from my lips. Enlighten
ment flashed into my mind instantane
ously Never had talked SO fast!
knew what detention would NEAR
among these suspicious emissaries o
government prejudiced against al
foreigners. Vehemently l insisted
that the impetuous greeting Of the
prisoner back the line had been
clever ruse to cover her secret deliv
cry to me OF letter she hoped woulC
nail to an accomplish.
was fortunate in convincing tn,
Inspector of the truth OF my state
ments, which he proceeded to verif.
by telegraph In fact, he himself toll
me, as we were allowed to rejoin m,
fellow refugees. that the possession o
the discriminating missive would hRv
meant serious trouble had ! no
guessed out the solution Of the mys
terry.
Il was jealous, madly jealous
fancied you knew that woman!" sol
bed out my contrite Bertha.
Poor LADY," answered. "She wa
handsome enough to make any woma
Jealous"
Copyright. 1915, by w. O. chapmanC
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
Get, AIonn Mnhou, 4,

Hudson Maxim. the inventor. mas an
artificial left arm lie lost bis real
arm experimenting with explosives.
bat he can manage the steering wheel
OF bis automobile better than half the
people who own ears He had 10 give
. demonstration II this before the az
thoFities would grant him = license
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

Patience There are no girls in the
hoy scoNts
patric0
Well. lets set up an order Of Tom.
hoy scopts."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
rhaunh,ful worksr,

"YohF son seems TO put 9 great deal
OF thought into his work" said the cit,
boarddr.
HE shore DO" replied the ole
granger. "He works fer ten minutes er
80. then seta deown an thinks eFbout
II fer an hour or more"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
Natural corssausnos.

The Smiths wore furious when
they found such . story had been
cooked up about them"
Then don't wonder they were IN
a stew"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
RrousabIs lnadNsrtanes.

Machinery seems almost endowed
with Intelligence"
That's right" replied Farmer Corn,
tossel. Sometimes l ketch myself
usin' the same language 70 our auto
mobile that | use 20 the mule"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

Proud PArent-What do you think.
professor. Of my son's execution on
the violinf
lrate Musiolan--I think that sort OF
execution ought 20 Do q lynching.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

What q silent coupled How ala
they ever manage 10 make lover
Easily. n you notice. che has .
speaking poantonahoe and his money
tAlka."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

ElSvator Boy told Dc boss today !
wanted . raise
His Chum-What did he say
Elevator Boyle told ne 90 set b
en- pull dt lever.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
A nrllllana nlanouarx.

"Did they flnd any clue to that mys
FERROUS crime the other day3"
"Oh. yes. As soon a. ever the de-
tectiveb set eyes on the corpse they
felt confident q murder had been com
mitted."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

u understand you proposed TO Misc
soadaworth while In the surf with
her"
Yes. But l didn't have the slight
est idsa that she would accept me-"
Then, why did you proposeH"
Il merely wanted 10 have the salts
faction Of saying that ] once took q
chanob on t40.000. 600"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

Does young Jiggshy come By HE
srFAtic temperament nAturallyr'
Yea: bib mother was q grand opera
singer and hia father WAa Q lof1 hand
cd piteheF.r-Puck-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
A Eur,hsr oAII..,,sn.

That man quit drinking ysArs
ago"
Yea. but the reform is nOt Jet com.
plsta He hasn't cult braGginS about
T."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
fed man

GREATNESS upon come men 10 thrust.
Hut we'll We know theY believed II
Was not thrust on them AZ all. but
That they achieved a.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
Placed

Placed.
so you're looking for . Job in the
chorus. eh?"
Yea, air."
How IL your voiceF~
Well. I'm q little hOArss nov,
but"
AN right III pat yOu n the DOAy
ballet"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

You always laugh at the boss
Jokes"
"Of course. Not because they're
funny. but because they show that he's
good-natured
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

liO ReduGti
10 Decent
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price 10 '
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
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Ereinier glsanitll nnb Mbmiralit1ts.
lurb Gbmrdia einis.
Gnglamb uiiroe aitd) obne SramtreidJ
mmo &nklano fainpfen.

Berlin, %. 5ebr. lteber eom-
BON. Die Stabt Grsasnpss in 8ni-
iiid-Eplen lunrbe seitern, ipie in
Berlin uffisiell mitseteilt iuiro. BON
ben bentidJen Srmppem eritiirmt.
10000 Niann ritiiiIdler Srnppcn
iuurben babel gefansem senpmmen.
gerIin, 25. ssebr. 9rabtlps
iiber Spnbun. Ter benfe ppm
slrmee Sanptanartier anssesebene
pffisielle Seridlt lamtet:
r@eitlid)er Srisssid1anplat: Sn
Der Champagne ieete Der Seinb se.
itern feline perslueifelten %erimdle
fort, onrdl nniere 9inien bmrdJsn-
bref)en, aber trpb Der itnrfen Srnp.
penanfgebute, bic er ins Selb fiibr.
te. batte er a6iplnt feinen Grfplg.
Spnit lit BON Der iueitlifen Sront
nidIts 81 beridJten.
rCeitlidjer &riegsifanplab: Sis
engagements on ben 6liiiien Hje-
men, gpbr nnb yfaretp banern fprt.
9ie StaSt Ersnsnpsa bic in ansse'
bebntem Wake befeitist lit, iumrbt
geitern BON ben pitprenhiIdlem &eier.
ben eritiirmt. gtadJ einem erbitter-
ten Stampfe blieben mir iiesreidl,
maften iiber 10000 @efanseme nnn
erbcmteten mebr als 20 8eIdnte,
sablrcid)c Maidlimenselpebre nno
cine nnferprbentlif grpRe yfenst
ppn &riegsmaterial.
ySn anoeren aanpfen noroltd
BON Der @eifiel madlten mir IN ben
Iettem Sasem 5000 8efamgene. 81
Tolen IiiSlidl bon her @eidiet riif'
ten Die Hnfien bis Yosilp, iibOitlid
BON Splimoip, por mno eroberten
bieie Ste[uns. Sbre Srmppen ma
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Bur 8etdmpfnng BON
Starrframpf.
3Ofeieaer= Snititnt mad)t
widtige Gnt=
bedung.
Henartise @ehnnolnnssmethobe nnS
slppnrnt rctten Wfenihenleben.
% iplhe gpparnte muf europaiiflen
Sdlnfltfelbern seianbt.
Siinitlide sltmnns mmbGpiumialS'
90inna beipirfen @nnber.

9tep Dorf, %. 6e6r. 1Sm gto'
men bes Todefeaer-Snilitrts m1troe
beiite Die Grfinoung eines slppora-
tes u1to Die gntoediulg elmer nellen
9ebonolungSnletbobe befantgegeben,
Die beioe Die Sterblidfeit unter ben
perlpunoeten Soloaten aui ben
gegenlp1rtigen Shlnttfeloern IN.
folge Storrfranpf (5etaniis) Der.
binbern ioGen. % iol9e slpparate
muroen bereits nad europa geianot
llno Die @riinouna lpiiroe niflt
potetiert. ban1it icoer. Der es
miinIft, 6iolhe 9lpparutc onfertigen
fonne.
Gin 5eil oer8ebanolunesnetboo Doe
lit Die glniprisung elmer Soluil9
GpiomIol5 in Die Nlembrane oes
gfiifenmarfes. Or. i, 5. 0teeger
oont &odefeller. .Snititut iod Die Be
bonolungsmet6ooe entbeft babe1.
Ser 9lpporot ielbit berpirft etnc
fiinitlihe 9ltnuing. 0lan lit iiber-
seugt, bab Slpparot nno Sebano'
lungsmetbooe cine groBe 3obl BON
Wenihe1tIeben ouf ben Sdloht'
fel0ern. retten iperoer1.
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Nener Yru5tb beantragt.
9lnseblidl falide 3ensenansiagen int
siueiten Trusef gefer's.

g1ep gorf, 25. 6e6r. Gin sln.
trag arf einen nenen Tro5eB fir
Charles 8eder, ben friiberen IoIi!
5eileitnalt, melher Der Grmoroune
BON Sermann &oientbal iiberfiibrt
lit. tpurbc beite I'M Sbereeriht ee.
iteGt. Nefer's 9lnlpalt iagte, er bo.
iiere ieirrn slntrag auf neu ertoedte
9eipeiie, ponnh elmer Der Staats.
3eitgen in Dem 5tpeiten @ro3eiie
9eder's falife 9lusfagen eemnht
baben ioq. Gem ihriftlihen 9lntrag
ipnr cine bei6tporene 9lusiage bes
9tegers 9drnes Wari6al1 6eigelegt,
Der fiir5lih in philadelphia einen
Cell ieiner slpsiagen I'M 5tueiten9Sro-
5eB tpioerriifen botte.
92idlter @eefs enb befanr1t, bob
er bis nGdIten Son1itng iiber ben
9[ntroa oes glnfpaltes gefer's eitt.
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ySenti6lanb mirb
iiegen.
Mmerifnniidler 9lbmiral iiher Die
ariegslnge in europa.
gllliierte id]pn jett bereit, nm ssrieben
sn betteln.

Cotton, 25. Sebr. rGie Na0e.
Iihfeit eines oeittiden ginflles in
@neIonb bari nidt Iei6tfertiger @ei-
ie beltritten merbett," iaqte eciterit
&eor 9lbmiral s. 81. sSroncis Z.
@oipIcs bon ser gunbes Morine in
einem SS1lterpielp. CIR fiiete bin5u,
bab Oeutidlano ieines i9iieBli6en
Sicges it6er iein fam.
Sd bin iiheraeugt, iogte er, rbob
0c,ttihlo,1b ihlieblih itegreid) iein
miro. Die Notwithstanding Situntiot
lit, bab aa Die 9llliierten jett bereit
fino, ben aornpf eir5uitellen, itno bus
be5iebt iih nidlt mir ouf 6roifreid)
intb &iiblanb, ionbern oub aiif @ng-
Iono. 9ciltihIono lit ober afpeifeIIOs
bercit. nit Srnrlfreid) unb gfliblonb
iest Sricben 5lt ihliebelL ober ilie-
mails nit gnglanb. Die ntogliden
Solgen elmer iol6cn Situotion iinb
Ieitt i'll erfenf1en lulo peroienen Die
erHiteite Grpoenng ieitens. Der @e-
bolferlna ser Ser. Staaten.
r9entihlnitb lit nit 9eaug ol,i
gfohr,litgsrlittel, &ricesnateriol iunb
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nift Su ben Sabnen ei1berltfen NOR.
ben Doren."