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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
Tas iur;iidtige Ilbiou.
g8ie Gnelanb bnrdl ben 6ries aui tnSu.
itriellcm 3ebiete seidJdbist wirb.

Bel allen unbefan9sn unb bilig
bentenhsn Menihen, pslde Die Gage
ser 9inse tpirtIid iennen, 1T es
tpcbl ufer alien 3peifel erbaben, baB
ous in ieinsm SnouItries uno 9ans
oelsleben sreiienbaft un0 tur5iiatie
getrorrtne Mlbipn nur besbalb ben
ieBt tviitenbsn gepoltisen WsItbrano
acknowledgement bat, neil es in Der
frieblt6e en- 4onturres3 Der 8ulturs
polter auf he1 Weltmartte ourd Die
geiitiee Ieb. .iegenbeit uno tehniihe
Sihti3teit Der 9eutiden mebr uno
mebr in ben 9intergruno gebrdnst
puroe.
Sn feiner ungIaublih tpeiteebene
ben Selbftiiberbsbun9 uno @erblsns
oung bat Sobn gul babel aber iibers
ieben. tpie iehr gsrdoe er iopobI in
Ieinem .0anoel pie aid in ieiner Sns
buitrie beute auf oas 4usIsno uno
ni9t in leBter 2inie auf 9euti6lano
aneepieien 1T.
8efanntIi@ eibt idon ieit Sab.
rem fem Ganb Der Gros 10 piel Sob
an ben Weltmortt ab, pie 3ranspaal
aus isinen 8ergperten am Mitmds
tersrono. @erooe Die GrIongung oe5
unbef9rGntteu 9siibes oieier Cru
ben 1T fir Ole babiihti9en @nglau>
DER e,aer Der Scuptbepse9riinbe gum
8urenftisge getpeien, uno beute tons
nsn fis fi1 osfsn riibmen. boB ibnsn
jene S9anbtat monatIih 10000 bis
25,0O0 &ilogramm @oIb e%inbringi;
Oenn 10 srob lit Die 4usbeuts bon
eslbsm goeImstaIl am Witpotsrss
ranoe in Den IeBtsn Sabren eemsisn.
DAB nun Der ariss nit 0eutihz
lamb hiefem 9sfpinnreiden Geiddfte
elm idbes Gnoe bereitsn fpirbs, baben
Sir Gbnoro 8rep unb Sonforisu
pffenbar gar nidt beba6t. uno ood
lit Dem 70.
9ds GpIo tommt in ben Gr5sn
bon 3~ransraaI srobtsnteiIs in ioIt)
auberoroen.li4 timer 8erteiIung Dor,
BOP IS dneiH bur6 Quslouguns bes
su Stau6 g~smabisusn @eiteins nit
6ilfe elmer tpdferigen 4ufI0iung BON
3puntaIium moglih lit, Den eroberen
3eiI bss in srftsrsm suthaltsnsn Goels
metaI.s Su espinnen. Das sep0bnIiz
DE Qmdlgnmisrsn nit QusdIIber
heyfont hisrhei Bn5 FLY hgn 0fuss
luugungspro3sB notise 3bdntulium
- So bis 70 Miuionsu 9onnsn lahrs
lid - fam nun min6eltsns 81 usun
3sebnte!n aus 9euti6lono. WOher
Jur8eit obsr al bieiss 3pdninI5 usbs
men? England isI6ft fam fir
abIs6bare 3sit oabOn b0ditsns 10
gro3ent er3eIgeu, un0 70 bIeibt Dem
golobungri3sR sngIii9sn 9rdmers
Dolse ni6ts anosrss ibria, ols bic
5ran5paaIerubsn ItiuSuIegeH. - au4
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

BEL Den g.reIeutsn an Witmot.rss
ranbe ipirb bas Die Spmpatbie fir
England ipobl ssrabe nibt erb0bsn.
Mu1 Dem aoblenbers6au in eng
lamb isIbit bsreitsi Der aussebrodes
ne Mel.triea ungsobnte Shiuierigtsi=
ten. neil fir i'm bas @rubenboI3 gu
man9eln besiunt. Won maB nGmlid
pifen, bab gum @ustIeioeu Der
Sdaht= uno Stolenipanoungsn in
ben Granddaughter. Dor alem ober
Dor Drt", mo es gilt. bas bdnsenbe
Geitein in osn our9 oos Weenebmen
Der &oble en~tItonbsnen 6oblrdum.n
esssn Ginitur3 gu idiiben. srobe
Msneen Sols in 5orm bon turaen
8oIten, Streben. Stemreln uip. nOs
tia fino. 8iel bari oieies 6oi5 niht
tciten, neil ods fpnft ben preis Der
aeponnenen S%teintoblsn alSuiebr
perteuern lpiirbe. @srabssu fatal fir
Den ensIiiden &obIenbersbau 1T nun
Ole Sotiaas, oob @roBbritannien nit
isinem 9rubsnbolSe auf bls Nus
lamb, nomentlih S6peben bejtp.
Iornssen, onseip;eien 1T. Mon mill
iid in ben eneliIDen 8oblen5es
den nun nit Giien o~nItatt bes 9ol5es
bebslfen, ndmli6 nit alien @asrobs
rem, ~fdoobaftsn S9ienen uin.. bod
1T has nur biz gu einem gepihen
8raSe m0gIih. Sebsnfaus bat iih
bas tur3'i9tige ardmsrpOlt bon als
bion oGrd Sen 8rieg auh be3ii9lid
Ieines ger9baues in cine iehr might
DE GAG. perfect.
Se6. un3ufrieoen NIT 0em 3riege,
in Der britiff, @efoinniu6t unb
Sinterlif 9sutidlnno psrtptdelt bat.
Iinb in Gnatano Die 9ertretsr Der
Serti!inbuTtrie. bic bisber nit itren
gsipsrtl;ben GrSsu9niiisn io3uiugen
bic oan3e MsIt iiberi6nsmmten. Oieie
ba6fiit.i9en aaufmonnsieeten, tpeld)e
bic 9Irsife fir 9aumpouitoffe 5eit>
msiie tuf Dem Wsltmartte 70 oriids
ten. oeb jebe frembIdnOii4s Sonturs
rsn3 aa&9eidlofsn mar. mifen ieBt
CUR c,isss5sit gu ibrem S4rsdsn bic
Dabrnsbmung MAIDEN, 6ab IS linen
an Earbftoffsn feblt, UNI namentlid
Den BON tbnen in t~oIoTnlsn WaFen
psrfsrtiatsn aottuuitoffsn bic BON ben
aduFsrn psrIdngte bunte 5drbung gu
a.ben. 0bne bisie fin6et nun sinmaI
ibrs Gors fsinen Qbfub. Wobsr nun
absr isns Jdrbfoffe, bic beuts faft
ausf9l0BIi6 aus apblsnteer gerpOns
nsn peroen, nebmtn, fpenn niAt aus
benz psrbobtsn 8sutf4Ian02 0eutfhs
lamb itsht nGmIih nit isinsr Ter
farbsns c5nouitris. Die Elm gan3ss Seer
BON iebr tihti9sn, miHeni6aftIi6
our6aebiloeten Gbernifern fir lire
tsiltpsiie isbr DsrnidsIten prooat>
tionsmstbODsn srforoert. eon3 siH8ig
in Der WsIt Ia, uno England fam
oorIduTig gar ni6t 0arun benton, at
oieie bsrihieosnsn SesrfarbItoffe
isIbIt 3u Fabri3isreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

aetpidelt bate, unb Ct bate sic glGt.
ter iper ipeiB fpie oft. abenos bel triis
benz 2idt i'm Quartier, seleien -
toenn nihts Neueres oa mar. limb
ainter oen s3ei!sn ftano ouf: oas
Bib Der Staot, Die Mege % un5 Der
llmtreis nit 9drten. 6lur uno 6elo
mo Walo. Stdno auf oas Bib
bes Marttes, Ger Stride. Der S9ule;
rnb oas 2i9t Der @rinnerung mar
Elm 2idt, oas ieoen plab. ieoe Stras
BE. ieoen Stein Der StraBe idon
mahte -. Gs tdmen aud Sage
arOberer unb pirtliderer 5reuoe: elm
8rief bon Der 3lebiten, BON Der Mute
ter. BON Der S6peIter. bonn 8ruoer.
@om alien Batter. Bon Den &inz
Germ @aren ole Msnidsn Sraus
mer, bic, tpdbreno am sSeuer ibre
triefenoen RDte trodneten, Die am
9lbeno ausgesebsnen 8risfe Iaien,
leoer nit Dem Brief fem @eii4t bes
tedeno?
Sh0n lit oas Wort &dmerao. Dos
tisfbIaue 2tdt ser Sreue i1eint aus
Inn. &ameroo lit nod Der Jernife
rem 5e-nen: oenn iebsn besIeitet bas
0eheime, llnii9tbore: !9eimut. 80
Gas Gdidial iie 8uiommenfubrie. i'm
sSelo, I'M 9raben, i'm 6olS, unter
feinblihem Jeusr. iparen tie 3amerab.
Sn i~reeuoeiner moroeriider S9ludt
fanoen iih itrer stpei auf tur3e 3eit,
sinen Gag uno cine No6t, un0 tie
fannten ii1 tuie npn &inobeit on;
rno gineen ouseinanoer unb bntten
ipobl bon Der 9eimut geipro6en uno
fp9 pergelIen. einanoer Die Hamsn
st iogsn 49,.
Inter furatbatsm 5eusr, ipis i'll
hsr !5oile. in isufli4 itreuenoen
@9rdpretls hatten iie iid ale auf
Gie Groe ~9sporIen. un0 eini9e bats
ten oa a~ngsfansen gu bsten! gu be-
ten in Dem @efIpI. DAB ieoer ndtite
Nusenblid oas guoe iei uno
Damn mar ss auf einntal gu Gnoe
sepeien, fir einen @usenbIid fat fill
int nGhIten ltmtreis. Die eigene Nrs
i~illsrie botte ole feinoli6e fill ses
maht; ba pdren ge oufgeitonosn uno
batten iid oneeieben; uno Der cine
bate eeiogt; ~Sduersnct. oas mar
felt LANCER 3eit mein critics Gebst
-" uno Der onoere, Der ndHfte bel
ibm, bate sttpos isifsr ssiast: Bel
mir audi" ia bdtteu lie ii6 anse'
ieben, ii9 angsl,dt - uRo fuft ihon
aetonnt. sic tparen BON spei perz
I6iebensn Regimentsrn, Die bier ins
chamber Iid osihoben hat!sn; uno
10 tam Is, oaB ie ben Sag auians
menblieben fig in ben QbenS, oab tie
i'm QUARTET, in Elmer Suite Oes
Gorfss beim Gsusr iabsn uno Ieiis
anfingen mitsinanOer gu iprehsn. sic
fatten li9 an Der Sprd6e. ar Der
9ialeftfdrbung srtunnt; Der cine mar
Gus eiaem JIeten HorbpsItfalens
uno Der on0srs BON nate oa6ei. cher
aus bem 9dnno0erfhsn
.Wo Eft on herP" ba'te Der zine
9:fragt.
.gus G;eIbus. un6 bu2"
Nus gro.bcfsn."
Sa batteH ljs selnft; oas mar ia
gar niht psii ~poaeiaaueer; e lag
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

r.ur bi. tpefiGliid =baun0psrId Grens
ae oaaniidsn. Die S.imatbriefe.
oarin fie chen sslsien battsn. bieIten
fie nod in ben 9Gnben. llnb %
besann ser Elm. ihon gu srsGbIen:
oaB feline 8raut seihrieben bate.
nit Der er felt Grubjobr per!cbt mar.
sic mar iebt bel ieiner Miutter i'm
!Sous unb Oeriab nit Der bas @se
stGft, einen tIeinen &olonialhanoel
nit 8dderei. uno er er3d6lte tpeis
ter: pie ppr3iisIihe 5rauen ous ieis
en-: bic Mutter unb bic 8raut; BON
ieinem 9ous, oas er i'm 5rubiahr
l,p9 bate beiern uno neu anitreiheu
Iahen; bon leinem 9arten Dor Der
Stabt. limb er trdumte: ipie e. iein
:nDse, ipenn bic 6loden Der 9eimot
Iduteten bel Den sroBen Siesen. uno
rie bic 3inber iih freuen pirbsn.
!rsnn idulfrei iet.
llno Der anoere ersd1Ite aud baS
feline: Gr mar Elm ubrmader unb
bauite ou1 nit ieiner Mutter. Gr
bate pobl fdon beiroten m0sen.
osnn CT fei ia ldon bolb an Die ereis
Big beran. 4ber bic er Bate baben
laDgen, babe ibu niht seipolIt. ions
bern bate i'm IeBten Winter ben
MiilIer brauben pOrm Gleden sebeis
let. Oos @slhGit babe er ndbreno
Ger ariegs5eit 5umn9en miHen. osnn
ieine Mutter fet auf Der reHten
Seite geIdbmt. oa iei es ihper m0gs
lid eepeIen. Dab iie ndhrsnb oes
Arieees bos @elGdft nit ollie zines
BeieIlen peitergeilhrt bate
limb bas isi mertpiirbis, oa feline
Msutter nitt lnrsjben tonne, f9reiz
be ibr oie 9risfe elm Mdohen aus
Der Ha9bari6aft; er femme ie pobl,
iie babe oo9 ei9eutlid cine idOne
Sanoi9rift, uno er belt Den Yrief
rem onbern bin -. Der lGfslte.
ga, uno ba iei e. ibm i6on Elm
p1armdl 9e.ommen - nan oen.s
ia pobl mandmal in elmer rubigen
Stunbe iiber mnnhes nod - mo er
wobl friiber feline Iuesn eehabt bat
te; ie Iei ndmIi4 bibid. tii9iis uno
iheine Jpn pobI gu mogen; tie i6ries
be aud INNER einen 9rub BON fid
ielber aus nod bin3u. IS idiene
tbm fiber, oab er nun I'm lie unbals
ten miirbe, tpsnn er beimtGms .
Msnn nur feline SHUTTER Inn 10 lange
t!!isbs, Els DER arirs gu gnoe iei...
nno Der onbers nidte. So. penn
lie beimtdmen!
Wenn iie %beimtdmen; barin lag all
jones goIosns !9ofisn, oas I'M ale
s3eimot bdugi. Nbsr am onoern
1Rorgsn pGroen is ollie tpisoer bin
aus3is5eu: ungsbeugteu Mutes. Wenn
iie bkimtdmen! ais mar has Elm gang
antErIi9er GtouHte, Elm san3 natiirs
Iides 5offsn; ais itehe nidt oraus
tsu in Ra2t UNI Js!o Der Sob taus
ien0fa9 ouf Der 2auer -.
0simat in Der 3remoe. sic pds
ren, bis in Die 1sgiunenbs idwsre
g2iOi6isit er3dbteno. 3uIsst sin9s'
I6lafen -.
am onbsrn Mor9sn ging'a firth
binaug; bic Rtgimenter iammeIten
I'd. Sic psr!orsn ii9 aus Der au.
qtn; unO pa iisI ibnsn Elm. ie b1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

zen iid ni9i einmaI sssenfeitis nab
eem Hamen sefrast. llno bod: iie
tannten iid: 4amerabeu uno 9eis
motndk. Rod mar bas Wert Der
Grembe nidt gu Gnbe eetan. Iber
.3eimat sins immerbor NIT i6nen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
8etrahtnHs.

Tns Mcd1t 6cS Gidrlcren 1T BIN,
Sir fgbIt barnn ier Bidnbe.
Gent furdiet i'd Der britide gsu
&or eiaer eeutideH Eaube.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
yoTICE or PCBLIcATION.

Nt,.e il hereby given that at z r.
n ~ inc SIN daY Of March, 1919, AZ
pat rers0n. County Of Lemhi, state OF
ISshn before Lille VI. Kirkpatrick
nrGGf win be submitted Of the com
ppistion Of works for the diversion OF ~
rutie feel per second Of the waters OF
glg Creek, In accordance WIN Ine
terms and conditions OF certain per
nil heretofore Issued by the StaIe
Engineer Of the State Of Idaho.
The name Or the person or coz
noratjop holding said permit Is "
] Naelzer and VIM. j. Knight
3 The postOffice address Of suen
nerson or principal place Of business Oh
| such corporation is Patterson. county
| If Lemhi, State Of Idaho.
z. The number OF such Permit Is
| i7sg and the date set for the compile
| fion OF such work is March 8, 1913.
/ Said water TO be used foT ifflRd-
lion and domestic purposes.
said works Of diversion viii oe
'nIly completed on the date set Tol
snch completion, and the amount o.
water which said works are capable o.
conducting 10 the place OF intended
use in accordance with the plans &C
CONTAINING the application for sucf
permit, Is 10 cubic feet per second.
8. The amount Of lands Tor whlct
AID water Is available Is 4oO acres
particularly described as follows: y II
! sWt. sec. IL, 20 acres; WI NWt, o
acres: Sec. 12==75 acres: SW4 sW4 Sec
/. % acres: n Et SEA Sec. 2, ~ acres
10: SEA NET Sec 2, % acres, w
SE4 Sec. 2, 80 acreS=l05 acres: NE
NW4, sec. 2, 40 acres: total $50 acres
Twp. 10 N, r. % E. b. NJ: W. SEA
sec. IS, 80 acres: W. NE4, sec, I34, 8
acres: SEA SW4, ). &c. 40 acres, tota
! BOO acres. Twp. IA N, Il. 70 Il. b. VI.
HERBERT WING,
Acting State Engineer.
Feb Ii MARI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
LEADoRE

It's going 10 be- an early spring
Already tile willow and QuAkon asp
buds are swelling, and the trunks are
green with rising SAP.
Mrs. Fred Chase returned from
visit 10 salmon SATURDAY
Mrs. Jesse shorett aud little
daughter, passed through Leadore
this week for the ranch on the Pah.
simaroi,
Tue Lsadure Cafe Is nov 10 charge
Of the capable hands OF Mrs, SAM
Boil.
Mr. and Mra. o. RoSendahl will he
leaving soon for Portland, Oregon,
Mr.. RoaendAhl has been with the g.
& p. Tor some time, and he and his
wits will be missed by the people Vt
IssAdore
Mr.. NeComb was called TO Gilmore
saturday. 10 assist at an operation,
Tue doctor vent ~ far AZ Dunean' Z
Lane by maehlns, and from there BY
team
Pots lowling vas shaking hands
Ntth LaAdore friends the fore part OF
the week, going ON 70 Dubois after a
brief visit here,
Edgar Ferrls.and Archie Main took
Mondays train for salmon,
VIM L. Irvine, IT The keating
Carey land Co, waS sn over train
visitor 70 LsAdore last week. Nj
Irvine will return a. sooH a. tins
ground Is hare, As the present snow
fall kept Itm frum accomplishing
what he came Tor this trip,
|. Mt Jones rvtsrned to Butte Sat
urdAy, after a several days visit will
bis son aud wife, NJ and Mrs. Allies
ones
Emnet stewart Is moving thli
week 10 bis oNn cottage In the ClArl
Addition, while Mr.. and Mrs. HArol,
Moore Nill oocapy tue Martin hous
vacated BY Mr., stewart.
Does u mean sametning--or moth
lng-Whsn JohhsonS ocleial ear /
shunted Ontu . siding and remains q
LsAdors long enough for a thorough
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
rue G'Iusore Nma Pittsburgh Railrea a
Campany, I.ImISe.a

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO the
Nv laws 81 The Gilmore and Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company. Limited. aud in coniorml1y
with the laws OF the State Of Idaho, and 81
order II the Board OF Directors also the
President thereof. special meeting 81 the
Stockholders OF sRtd Company will be held
% Wednesday, the lath day OF February
lois at 4 O'Clock T. NJ, at the office OF the
Company in Gilmore. Idaho, tor the purpose
81 amending the articles OF incorporation Of
said Company SO as to provide fer an increase
in the uarateT Of directors from i've 10 sever
and the number accessory TO constitute 4
quorum from three 10 Tour and that a deci
sion Of majority Of the four shal b,
valid as q corporate act. and tor the purpose
OF clceigng such additional directors then 81
Al some adjournment thereof
Dated January 18TH, 1915
X, n. RElF, Secretary
Ian s-feb n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
worries o. PtBlIcAT,oN.
serial No. OIaSOS

serial No. Ol0S0S.
Department OF the interior. e.. ).
Land Office al HALEY, Idaho, Fshru.
AIRY I, 1918
NOTICE is hereby given that Grill
Ia q, Jones, OF salmon, Idaho, who, on
January Is, 1912, made Homestead En-.
try, Serial No. 0lOS0S, for NJ SNA
.SW4 SWA NW4 SEA, section %
Township n North, Range u East,
Boise meridian, has He'd notice OK m.
tention 10 make Final Three NeSl
Proof, 10 establish claim 10 the lant
above described, before Allen c Ner
ritz, I. :. Commissioner, az SALMON
Idaho, on the 9Th day OF April, 1915,
Claimant names as witnesses;
Paul Downing, John Hin William
Wise, Gilbert Lindley. all II salmon
Idaho,
J, 4, WILLIAMS, Register.
Feb. ii-Mar, II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18

inspection Of everything We are
not just AN unnecessarily curious peo
Ole only a wholesomely interested
one When something means 70 muen
no every one a. tie railruad means TO
Lswbi. tleu every nIse y not 70
blame in betug vastly Interested III
ever, hi ~ that occurs.
Nr. and Mrs Billy Ost@f are Visit
t,y at hs nome oil jack McGiyney
,nls ~eek. The ladies are sisters
We haven't much Of a letter TN.
seek We thought t"asspring and
MADE trip to the country Coming
nons Ns became aware IL vas still
winter, but ne fail d u hustle news
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
NoTlCE oN AGREEMENT

Lemhg,l mon Comp any Principal phase a
business, ~. Anthcny. Idaho,
Notice = hereby gwen that al rnert,ug ot
the BOARD Of Directors Of said Cnrup1n4.
held % the nth day ct January. ieIN an a..
ssssncnI o. one-hst Sel cent per share waa
levied upon the capital stock Of tbs curp<Fa,
ton, PAYABLE On o. before February 18th,
I2lS 70 IhuA &. Haalsr, IfeAsarsT, al ais
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18

IN -sirb this assessment remains unpaid N
Fsbraary n. I9Is, will Be delinquent, ana 40
s5,S-sso ( made before. will be sold on the
~ 3ay Of March, 20 pay the delinquent. a.
se,smeIlt, together attn costs Of advertising
srd expenses ofsale
THgs. X HAAFE, Secretary
n Anthony, idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
METHODIST CHURCH

sunday school 10 a. M.
Preaching service II a. IN
Epworth League $3.50 p. N.
Song service 80 D. IN,
Preaching service at 8 90 y. m.
PRAYER. IA Getting followed by choi
rehearsal at 30 D. IN Wednesday
You are alwaVs welcome at the
Methodist church.
L. Is Crabtree, Pastor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18

10 help in the upbuiIding Of Idaho
We should work for one great central
state univ ersity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
THE LIGHT UNDER A BUsHEL
Natl. SIS.

NAH. . ID.
Believers are represented ~ being
the light OF the world. The world u
the entire human race. The light
that we have - Christians h not our
own light but that @hieh we have
received fram Christ. 10 other
words, our light il reflected a. MIR
ror reflects he rays Of the sun, II
you cover up tile mirror with a bush
sl, how much light have you there
Ii II possible 70 be a Christian and
hide Il from the world2 He that
gathereth not with me scaCtersti
abroad. Are you = Christian
Ii you are not working for Christ
tell people that you are not . Christ
Ian, Or II will bring reproach upor
tile name 81 Christ. Nominal Christ
lans are lost. They are like the sal
that has lost is Savor" which h
good for nothing but TO he cast GU
aud troddsn under foot OF men "
Nominal Christians can best sorV,
the cause either by openly rejecting
Christianity or by rspenting and w
Ing ~ work for God hypocrites ar
not wanted 10 eonicss Christ, an
more than Christ would permit til
evil spirits 10 confess him a vol
Ia sheep'a clothing is more dangerou
IN the fold than outside. Only a fot
will think that he can hide his r,
ligion anymore than hs eau hide sur
slilns In dark cellar. Could tn
/ Pharlsees believe ] Judas to bs a secre
ChEistianY One that pretends to
q Christian when he Il with Chris
Ian people, and denies Christ hsfol
the world BY not letting his ligl
shine, 10 only bstraying the "son /
! man with = kiss. II will give u
! enemies q chance to rldieule and d,
apise the church, No man can d
eeive God. "Ys cannot serve o.
and Mammon. Faith wilho'
1 works l. dead Are ygu = ChristiaI
1
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18
LEMHI LOCALS.


There Nas large attendance Al
the nesting Of the Literary and
Social club on Saturday night. Mrs.
Yeafiau, the president, vas In the
chair and b. g. d Easum acted as
aecretary. By unanimous vote II was
decided 10 mold the meetings tort
nightly. The matter OF holding Joint
meetings with the TendOy society
Vas discussed ana the hope expressed
that arrangements could be uade to-
wards that end Mrs. AmonSou Mrs.
Williams a0d Mr. d. Pyeatt we're ap-
pointed 4 prog ram committee for the
next nee ting when the subject Tor
deb,te will be Resolved that
lite ,acy tes, should bc imposed upon
immigrants 10 the United States. >
Al tie conclusion Of the business
mesting there vas program when
included songs by Mrs Williams Mrs
Oltmer Mrs. Bolts, Me'srs Mogg and
Wolfe; accordion selections by Mr..
Durton: readings Mrs. Amonson,
Rex Johnston recitations, Anna
Oltmer. Oryille Gill, A ustin Allison,
Harlod Allison, Ruby and Herbert
Allison. While Cnrrigsn, Clarence
Ashton; Lincoln and Washington
dialogue In which parts were taken
by Anna l,ecoria, Rernice Ashton,
Ruby Allison, Frances d'Easum,
George Ashton Jr., Champ Tobias
Ben DecoTia, Paul Gill.
The last feature Of the program
sas the presentation OF eighth grade
diplomas to Rex Johnston, ChanI
Tobias, Clarence Ashton and George
Ashton Jr. Mrs. Yearian handel
the certificates to the winners ant
uAds short address The graduate
.ore the school colors, red and vel
low and gave their class and schoo
gells with great effect.
A supper Of coffee, sand "lches an
! cakes was served by the ladies.
1t Ia reported that J. G. England
who went &c the Mayo hospital !
Rochester a couple OF weeks ago
have an operation on his eyes, hs
been informed that there can }
: nothing done for him. The accider
which I've sustained sometime az
= eVered the nerve which controls u
I movement Of the eyes So that he hI
4 double vision.
See DRYER for wire
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-18

n you wish % b. successful, eome
and near tbs sermon next SUNDAY
muulug Oh Profitable Invest
ments", aud sunday evening Tie
topic will be. "Aii things ~ all
men
Persons having frisnds visiting al
their homes are urged 20 briGR them
TO the services.
Requests for prayer for the sick OIL
the uncOnvsrtsd should be handed
either to the pastor or 10 one OF Tbs
elders. Names will not be used
There IL great poser In rTayei.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-03
FORD'S ENVOYS ID NOT FIND
 EASY SAILING
Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Several European nations. neutrals as well as beligererts have mauired of the United States concerning the status of the peace party which is to sail in vessels chartered by Henry Ford To each Secretary Lansing has re- piled that the American government not only has no connection with the expedition but assumes no responsi- bility for any activities or negotia- lions on the part of those engaged in the movement
 The fact that Mir. Ford had con ferred with President Wilson before launching his movement to end the European war gave some of tine am hassadcrs and ministers here the i'm precision that the Washington gov ernncnt might have some connection with it.
 Applications for passports by mem bers of the expedition have been subjected to the closest scrutiny at the department and passports have heen granted only for travel in neu- tTal countries Sez enty-five were l-- sued late today. In several instances Tassports were refused on account Of improperly prepared applications or because the applicants were not \ American citizens.
 Following the rules of the depart ment which prohibit the issuance Of passports to persons Wao desire to visit belligerent countries unless they state business Of an absolutely neces- say and urgent character. Secre- tary Lansing recently ordered that the peace advocates be given no passports for nations in the war zone. Officials class the members of lhe party as tourists
 At the British embassy today it was indicated that without passports in proper form, no one would be permitted to land in Great Britain from the Ford ships.