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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
2yapan8 glbliften snt.

8ofio, s. Qlpril. - Ser iabnnt.
ide @renieruiuiiter bat an 0a3
omerifaniide goIf foI9enoe agot.
ibaft" geinuot: ,9tmerifa bcr06d.
tigt Snpan 6etreffs oeiien 2(bii6ten
TN China gan3 rn6egriin0et 60.
boIo bic 3lpiiden S5apon lm0 China
idpe6enoen 9erbanohHgen a6ge.
idtoiieu iino, miro man finoen.
CAB S5apan Die 9iedte anoercr go.
tionen nidt 6eeintrG6tigt; 6os e8
8u @utften Der offenen I6ar iit;
oaB es China nidt peridhtfen pia, !,
6oB es feline @ortbeiIe in China an
lid reiBen mia, pel6e lidt bur6
6a8 engliid.iapaniide 9anoniB &C..
pdhtIeiItet itro ODER neIde 9Gmerifa
gum gtaht6eil gerei6en f0nnten;
S2Sapon pitnibt nur 5rugen 3u erie.
6igen, ipelhe einen 0auernoen 5rie.
ben 8Uiiden Gbtna n6 Sapan
ii4ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
glus benz ganflueyeu.

8aibington, s. 9(pril. Gte
Corn gr9onge g1ationoL gonf in
9moba lit gum 9feierbeogenten fir
Die @rite glotionol6anf tn GaIlonou
ernon1t; 6esglei6en ote Stod g)orbs
gtatioral 8ont IN &aniu8 Gitb, NO.,
fir bic @rano SSslon0 9eotionat Hant
uno bic Me9anics & RetaI gotioncE
8ant fiir Die gitp Sectional 9nnt
in Smabo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
qseniinnen fiir gle6rnsfn.

8aIbineton, s, glpril. = gtn Sen.
iionen fiir 8elpobner oeS Staotes
gte6rasfo fpirben getD6brt: 9ettie
81. sSrdnflin, 0lcGoof, $12; @1arD
@ree, Sooper, $12; Caroline Cub.
man, &imbo1, $40; Marta @aIpiu,
$12; @artbo so. geelion,
SbeLbp, $42.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
edlibede an auslan Oerfanft.

&ente iparSc befanut, Sah @eorge
u. SoSlDu bic Sdlib.Gfc an 16.
nnb Sarneb Str. BON Der lluiOu
Scenrities So. fir 100000 9e.
fault hat. 9aSnrd iucrben bic uun
bieIer sSntereReugrnppe in jenem
gluf gemadlteH 9lufGife anf ST..
715,000 geiteisert, 9ieiel6e Gfe
lunrSc bOu Q. .. SBules, Der lett
sSoslbn bertrat, 1895 fir $4,000
bertanft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
glurlucaen terIonnt Grflarnnn.

GbriItiania, s. gIpril, (1tc6cr Con.
Sun.) - Die uOriuesiife 9lsgierang
fat bon Der bentiden cine GrflGrnng
iiber 6as @erIenfen zines nurpeais
Iden SanOelsififfes Onrd elm beat.
iGes SandbOot uerlanet. SIS iuirb
angese6en, bah Oas nOriuesiidcSdiff
gaabOl3 oils GaOnns batte, nnS Dieies
lei lett Ntitte Wsar5 teine SriesstOn.
terbau6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
Anertn nnh gser. stnnten2

@ai6ington, s. Q(pril @icto.
riano Suerta, Der friibere grditOent
bon Merifo, ioG itd auf 6em @ege
mad gaetp gort befin6eh I'm bon.
bort aus tpieoar nod W}erito aa ge-
longen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
GnaIiider geridt ii6er niFalabau.

2Onbun, s. gtpril. = 9aS amt.
lide giadridtenbnrean snb 9ier bea.
te bic GrflGrnug ans, Oak Der am
20. NlGrs 5nm Sinfeu sc6raftc
9ampfer pfyala6a0, bel bciieH Inter.
gaua ii6er 100 Meniden itnrben,
nidt beiuaffnet mar. glnf iOll nidt
aeniigenb 3eit 3nr 9iettnus Der
Mannidaft nnb gaiiaSiere sese6en
iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
Gum ltntcrsana Ses nll.29"

NJN*A Nff'~N~ 8%AN wv HAS ~
Berlin, iiber qunOon, s. 9lpril.-
Die yerliner 1reiie erfldrt einitim.
mig, bic Sbatiade, BAH Die britiide
glOmiralitdt feine Ginsel6eiten ii6er
has &erienfen 6es glt.294 Dcrlauten
laft, iebe 60dit uerOGfti9 aus. lie
pSnges5eituHg" itJrei6t, Oak, trob-
hem bic 8riten idJun am 26. Miari
ii6er ben llntergang Oes OeatIdJen
SaudbOotes gemelOet bGtteu, lie
bisber a6er uidts geiagt Ba6en, luD,
mann uuo tuie bas Sdiff berientt
nOrOen lei. Die 3eitnng meint,
Gieies meroe publ Oesbalb UerIfmie.
gen, iueil bic BON ben 8riten babel
0ngelunnOte MietbOOe oanriidig" iei,
nnO fiigt biu5n; o8ir fOnnen nnS
ii6er Oas Shiueigen Der 6ritiIden
glomiralitGt feline anOere SOec oil.
ben, ais Oak britiide Sdiffe Ous
SandbOut Oll.29" babel iiberraid.
ten, mie Oaiielbe 9niiagiere cineS
9ampfers rcttete." auOerc 3eitnn.
gen oriiden iifJ auf GbnlifJe 8eiie
ans nnb ueigen iidl Der glEiidt su,
Oak gll.29" Dun ciHem 6anOels,
hampfer geramntt lunrOe, iuelder ei.
ne neutrale 5lagae fiibrte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
glebrasfa goftmeiiter ernnnnt.

Mnibington, 8. 4lpril. 9r1ii.
bent Milion ernaullte eeitern folgen.
DC 9oItmeiiter i'm Gtoate glebraSfa: /:
Mi. 8. girnep, Grnipfor0; 3bomoS
IS. Sinos, Gobio giip; George 8.
Ri6oIos, Geg9itt; 6. 8. aalterbort,
@oco; gseliou S. euoi, @aboo; IS.
gs. 8eaiter, TORT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
Central . 0serSumb.
Dmoba, g1eb., 7. gtpril 1918.

0maba, 0eeb., 7. atpriI 1918.
8ertber 3eIegotl
Die reeeln1Bige geriammIums
oes Central -8erbon0es finbet Srai.
tag g6enb, ben 8. gtprI, i'm Gent.
iden &aus Itott. 0os aonitee Der
gismarf.Geter, iotpie oos GobI-
&omitee tpirb ieiren gsrtdt Elm.
reideu, tpesbdlb ieber 3slegot an.
nefeno iein ioate.
@lit Cruz
sbr
nr - - -. 4. -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
Gle fpiirenrs TdjOu.

Berlin s. 9tpriI. (8untenberi1t)
80 9[u8 ii6erer englii6er 2ueae
berIolttet, OoB Der erfolgreide Inter.
ieefrieg cine 6teigerlng Der 2e6ens.
uittel in 2on0on 8ur 5olge bat.
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gcridieoutlA Bu btitaen artilla
rtcfdmgiu 5u gbc.t 8oifia m6
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al &cr1elhul fir Ste @pidtr.
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ocrm 9elaro6 beitoAcu
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Snfolae mansel6aftr se5anblnnsq

SIN itGbtiIden GmrrseueD SDipi-
tal itarben 6eitte bic beiSen @rh6er,
@irf nnS SeIipbn NeiucOmb, 20 unS
~ Sabre alt, am Sdnrladfieber.
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Iiae SiLfe geieiitet ieia.
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0llrd3ui4Iogcn. SD babe mid ent,
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t6 hHft 6 mmal cHlms
fea bt foH triuahdrm
MWn 0n a NafuilnIroni unb
tmn h.naH 3mltl mtefiissen.
5ab Bort Ha en itmres Aiuscn
tworieh
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idit lfeIic I'D heller 8cr3afina %
Der leibeiuud Ser NeipltiauHacu
0e5 9ospors 6urd ruiiiihc sdiiiL
bic alld nidlt 0dt alleraerinaIte re.
ilutat gtlcitigt hdi 9luh In Der
Iumd tbt man 70. ais iri 0er Gilr.
te uldt ulc6r Der &crr aonitaitti.
HopeIs uu0 Der 1aroanolen Der
l}rdiioaut Der Gunlo erfldrte In ei.
uer fulmiuunteu 9le0e, aoaitdn.
tinopel mo Die Guroancaen nrlbten
ruiiid1er @aiie meroeu, Oa feline an.
oere Qlabt eiu 10 begriinOeteg an.
redt oarauf Enbe Der glbgeoronete
arupensfi 5ieb Bic 9aItaiItaatpn
Der geDilieuloieIten Selbltiudlt neil
lie nit Dem 8rograltn Oes 9reiuer.
bau0es uidt ilberetuitilnurten, ,meinte
aber. oaB aud ibr ihndr5eiter g}eio
nidt imitonoe iein per0e. Die 0ur6.
fii6rtmg oieies 4rogranlnts gu Der.
eiteln.
@Dlb 3aida in 8ieu.
@ien, s. 2lprI. (llebcr glfnfter.
oan.) - Der gegenlpdrtig in tiir.
fii6en 9ieniten itebe,,oe JeIomnr.
iGoa b. Ser Golf maflta auf Der
9tiidfebr bon Berlin na6 aonitan.
tinopel 6egriffen in 8ien fitrae &oit
uno beIuAte aoiiar 5ran5 Soiepb.
Gtnem 8ertreter Der Qeiten 6reien
Greiie iogte Der beritbmte 6el0mor.
i6aa 6olgenoe8;; sd fan6 ben
aaiier in ernIter Stimulllng, o6er
enti6loiien uno iiegeS3uoerit6tIi6."
2luf Die Sage In Der &iirtei 8u fpre.
den fou1meno, iagte er ferner: .Gte
8iirfei lit beltte beiier ouf einen
&rieg borbereitet, pie ie 3ubor. ste
bat cine uno eine biertel WeiIion
geii6ter Soloaten, ouBeroem n1e6rere
bltnOerttauien0 @iann &eierben. 0o
Die 2lqtirten oafitr befonnt fin6, ie.
ben fleinen bon ibnen errungenen
@rfoIg aI8 groBen Sieg ouf8ubal.
iAen 10 gebe i'd 9terutit bte CT.
tIdrrng ab, 0oB ibnen DIE 3eritorlne
Der mir i6na6 armtrten 4uBenTorts
Der 0arooneuen MIR gum Tbei[ ae.
lungen lit. g8ie Denig 8eahtltna
oieiem Siege" Der 2[Iliirten In Son.
itontinopeL geidenft tpuroe, gebt oa.
rou8 berbor, ooB Ser Sultan iorg.
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alf Die 8eb0Iferuug bat ote ge.
ihieBung Der Sorts tetnen gin6rud.
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9iedltjritioc btutidIc 0ilir.

Qou6ou. 3. glprtI Gs heht
pobL aubcr 5ragc, oab ia5lrcidla
0eutide Iruppcn mad BEN aarpas
then gemorieH iiuo, Inn Die oiterret.
diih-luaariiden Iruppcu In i5reu
m0rocriiheu a1mpfen gcgen Die
9hliieu, melde in itorfer 3abl Dor.
6rangen, III wnterItilbeu 2(Qe
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6se ll5iof 4aiies iino gciheitert,
dm6 Die 9hliien bo6en enorme Der.
lutte erIttteu, God gLaubt man
bier. 6oB in ben adrpat5eu 6aIo cine
@ntideioung BON groBer @id)tigfeit
ioIen miro. 6ier tit man algemeiu
Der aniidt, oaB es oen 9friien ge-
Iingen miro, IN l1ngorn eiit3u0rin.
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In 6tu @}ouatcn 6e6uiur tn0 Dlur3
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CnaIiidle ediffsuerlnite.

aonoou 5. glpril Gs miro bier
sUffi6iea betamlt genadlt, Dab bisber
80 britiide Snnoel8ihiiie bon 300
Ion1engebnIt unb oarilber bon 6ellt.
ffjen &alldbooten torpeoiert iuur.
ben. rs Menidenleben gingen 6a.
Sbei berloreH. gluBcroen giugen orei
iioripeaiihe, 5pei qmerifaniide mo
Elm ihpeotides Sdiff berloren.
Seds Wapu Der geiabung 6es leb.
teren falHeil babel INNS Ge6en.
'SranBoienflicerr in 0enfdlauO.
@enf, Sdpei3, s. gtpril, iiber
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Aletter received from "Jim" Hens
lev of higgins this week by the Free
Press correspondent voices vigorous
protest against the present manner of
appointing government hunters and
trappers. Mr.. Hensley, who is an erst-
while government trapper, believes that
fayoritism is sometimes shown in
these appointments, and suggests pos
sible improvement over the present
plan by having a committee of stock
men and others conversant with the
best available men to choose the hunt
ers of predatory game. He believes
furthermore, that all hunters and trap
pers should be allowed the bounties OF
game the same as other citizens.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
DoUMECQ NEWS ITEMS.

Messrs. Ray Shinn, Charles Shinn,
ST., Mccoy, Cochran and Ripley are
driving hogs to Cottonwood this week
for market The hogs are in excellent
condition and all hope to get top
price for them.
Frank Taylor has recently put in a
grist mill which he is running with his
saw mill engine. He is turning out
some excellent graham from the wheat
which the farmers bring in to have
ground.
Clint Springer entertained crowd of
his friends at dinner on his homestead
last Saturday. All of them compli-
mented the host on his cooking ability
as well as on the beautiful scenery with
which his place abounds.
Mr.Lyda and Miller of Joseph are at
work on this side of the canyon for 6
few weeks.
Christmas practice started in earnes
| this week. Effort is being made t.
have the program come up to the usua
standard. There will be music prac
tice on Tuesday and Friday night.
Revival meetings which have bee1
conducted by the Rev. Irwin, close
Sunday morning.
Mrs. H. P. Twogood who was yer
ill is Improving in health.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
NEWS FROM SALMON RIVER COUNTRY

here by dairy men as against what has
to be done in other regions. Further
more, there are scores of ranehmen liv
ing contiguous to White Bird who raise
abundance of hay and grain for feed
ing purposes in winter time, be Idos
having access to the boundless ranges
of forest bunch grass the balance o. tho
year. 1t may be said for instance, that
the distance of the Doumecq and Joserh
ranchers is too great to transport their
cream to White Bird and make the
business profitable.
But the fact remains that in many
parts of the country farmers ship their
cream sometimes as much as hun
bred miles by rail road or stage. En-
terprise and Wallowa, Oregon receives
the ranchers product daily or weekly
which is shipped by stage from Flora
and Paradise distance of forty Sc Ell
miles.
If White Bird had a ereamery-as
suming that the farmers would first g
into the dairy business-she would b'
able to supply with butter PRACTICAL.
the whole south end of Idaho county il
addition to furnishing her local de
mand. 1t is admitted by scientific ex
perts that nothing brings such i'm
mediate and remunerative returns t
the farmer as the dairy cow. An
nothing we contend, would add more
the commercial assets of our prosper
Gus little town than a first class dair,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
SINGS PRAISES OF WHITE BIRD.

Judge w. F. Morgaridge of Moscow,
who recently spent several days in the
Salmon river country hunting big game
was so deeply impressed with the
wealth, resources and climatic eond1-
tions of this section that in letter
addressed to the Free Press he voices
the sentiments of practically every
stranger of good judgment and sound
sense who comes here.
The judge says:
| have thought much and talked
great deal about the Salmon river coun'
try since l came home, and after think
ing it all over most deliberately have
concluded that it is really great coun-
try, the very best sto,k country left to
those who wish to raise horses, hogs
and cattle. | have been over much of
the middle west, once fine stock coun-
try, but | know of nothing in any of
those states, that presents to the pros
pective stock grower the opportunity
| for success, that is to be found in the
bunch grass region of the Salmon river
country.
Fortunate indeed, is the man who
owns some of that rich grass land, to-
gether with sufficient open range for
summer purposes, because to him sue
cess is assured by careful management
and only little hard work. Prospee-
tive ranchmen should not judge the
whole Salmon river country from the
top of the White Bird hill, nor think
that the Seven Devils is fair sample
of the whole country, but rather have
them STAY for month and taste of the
good things, so abundant to those who
seek for them.
Have him fish in some one or more
Of its streams, hunt birds upon IT.
slopes or big game higher up; see thu
hundreds of fat cattle where they ik'
to feed both summer and winter, par
take of the real Western hospitalit,
, everywhere lived by its people, and
, know he will not leave you, desiring
above everything else, to forget, bu
, rather will he know that he has seel
one of the favored sections of thi
l splendid young state.
trust we will all be permitted t
enjoy a second hunt with success equa
I to the one vet fresh in our minds.
Very truly yours,
Will F. Morgareidge.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
THE WILD AND WOODY WEST.

s. L. Hughes of Halydaysburg, Penn,
arrived in White Bird last week, his
mission being to look after the estate
of the late Lawrence OFT. Mr.. Hughes
who is a prominent employee of
Pennsylvanit railroad company and a
very genial sort of a gentleman, stated
that he had some queer ideas of the
Salmon river country which We're the
result of Imagination and hearsay. He
said he imagined before coming here
that the country was entirely flat and
inhabited principally by COW punchers
of the "wild and woody" type. He re-
lated also, how several of his friends
called at the house the day before the
Journey westward was commenced and
expressed anxiety lest he should never
get back alive. He got away however
on Mondays stage and with splendid
impression of our people and the coun
try.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
DEER FROM HOUSE.

To sit back in Morris chair in ones
parlor pouring over magazine, ac-
cidently look out of the window and
spy big buck browning around the
flower beds in the front yard, was the
lucky experience of Land Commissioner
G. j. Wright Tuesday. After making
the discovery Mr.. Wright lost no time
in tossing aside the periodical and
grabbing a Winchester rifle which he
keeps handy for just such emergencies.
The animal was so close to the house
that Gus dare not open the door for
fear of soaring him, so he took deli
berate aim and fired thru the window
pane. fine pair of antlers and about
200 pounds of choice venison suspend
ed from beam in Mr.. Wright's eel
lar, tell the story of Gus markham
ship. 1t is supposed that the heavy,
wet snow storm of recent days had
driven the deer down.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

people were married in Grangeville last
week. Sunday night the couple who
reside east of town were serenaded by
about forty or fifty of their young
friends, the ancient wash boiler and
dish pan being used as instruments of
muic. After the harmonic melodies of
the aforeaid instruments has subsidized
the hymeneal couple opened up the
doors, and brought out wedding cake
of seventeen layers and which was
trifle smaller than the middle peak of
the Seven Devils. After the big feed
the serenaders returned to White Bird.
The deer season for Idaho which
opened Sept. 90, will close next Mon
day. Many arguments have been heard
here lately as to whether the hunter
has right to pursue game on the
, date of the seasons closing. We take
it that since the sportsman is permit
ted to hunt on the opening day of the
season Sept. 20, he is also permitted to
hunt on the closing day December goth
Much dissatisfaction has been heard
here in the ranks of the nimrods as ia
the present law against the killing OF
does and yearling deer. While it is con
ceded that this law has not been violat
ed to amy extent the present seas
it is claimed to put the hunter in bat
plight. Several local sportsmen say
they would perfer having an open sea
son on all kinds of deer with one a
the limit rather than the present Law
of allowing two bucks. 1t is probable
that some new legislation will be seei
the coming winter relative to the fist
and game laws.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
GOING IN TO NEWSOME.

Yesterdays Tribune announced the
arrival of J. b. Green, the inventor of
the Green amalgamator and gold saw
ing machine, in Lewiston Monday.
From Lewiston Mr.. Green will go in to
the Ten Mile district where he will
install an amalgamator ON the Smith
Brothers mining property. Mr.. Green
has Just recovered from paralytle
stroke, and was under the care of doe
tors in st. Luke's hospital in Spokane
for long time. He has several ac-
quaintences in Grangeville and had MS
machine on exhibition here during
Border Days.