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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
8riesshb erF@t.

9onbon, 12. DECEMBER - Si
sngliia frausOiii&sn srupp.n, bi
in Der DsrfloFsusn WOds i1rsn Riid
aug Don ibren porssI4obenen Stel
lungsn in Ssrbisn bsednnsn, Hdbsrr
iid nunmtbr Der srietiidsn @rsnae
tpenn iis bisielbe nidt iton iibsrihrit'
ten baben folIten uRb infolssbefer
gspinnt bic StslIunsnahme griedeni
lambs INNER msbr an 8idtisisit.
Tepef6sn aug atben. foipie aud
font bier einsetroff.ns Na9rihieH be-
fasen, bab bic 5rass. bic ben ariedi'
idsn 8sbOrbsn uHb ben Militarbe'
BORDEN Der 9tairt.n in Saloniti sur
Grlebisung iiberlafen iporbeH TT.
ausenfdeinlid in Observation-Disclosures
@sifs ssrsssIt ipirb unb bab es ben
aliirisH seitaitet p.rben tpirb. fi4
auf SaIOuiti auriidsuSishsn unb bort
5u Dsrbleiben.
Die Gngldnbsr bdben uuf btm
Riid5us 5ismlid Idpsr sslitisn, bsnn
lie ipar.n, als Der Riid,us bsf4lofIen
fpurbe, 5iemIib nett bon Der gahus
linis entferni, norbipeitIih rom Dos
clan Gee. stuBerpem fabsn iie iid
elmer grObsn llsbsrmadt bulsariiher
sruppsn ssssHiiber unb buB Der Rid
aug per5altnibmdbig srfclsrsid, Dor
ii6 ains, ipar Der gufppferuns bon
prsi iriI6en Rsaimsnisrn, ben Munitsr
5uIilirsn, ben Dublin isuiiIirsn unb
ben GcHrouebt Ransers 5u psrbans
Zen. Die @erIuite Der griteu ipsrbsn
uuf 1900 ManH ssi6dbt unb anbas
benz tpdrsn iie ge5fpunesn aud adt
@sIdiibe i'm Stih 5u laffen.
@as nun geTdebtn foa. tpiien nas
tiirIid nur bic MitsIisber Der Stdbe.
aber man slaubt aIlssmein bab bic
frap51iiIdsH unb snslif6en Sruppen
iid Dorlaufis auf GaIoniti suriidsiss
ben iperben. no fortipdbrenb gerftars
tuHaen eiHtreffen unb ipo au@ Be-
feIiisuHseu alfssfiibrt perb.u. es
bsibt aud, bab bic @lliirtsn zine Die
Diiipn in &aDalu, 80 Wltilen bon ga
loHiti entferut unb in ber RGbs Der
bulsdrifden aiifie gsIeseH selanbet
bubeH. 9orlaufis febIt iebOd nod
cine 9eitdtisuns Oiefer Rddriat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13

antlase bss unorbentli6en @etraeens
bsrbaftet. ydh alngabe ber poIi5sl
fanb an Der gde Der Dritten unb pH.
laoelpbia Strabe sine Raufsrei itaft,
ipctei mebrere GdiiiIe absefeuert ipur.
ben, bic iebod oas Siel bsrfsblt,n. alls
Zeal I'm poli3eiquartier elmer perTo'
naIbur4Iuhuns dlntsrsogen purbe,
fanb man anseblid sinsn Rspolptr in
isinem 8siib,
lie aenhldger Mitiif. slfaSen,ie
bat illr nIorpen elbeno I'M Ouerton
Ctr 1enlpel elm aon5ert arraneirt,
IN lpeIdJem ssrI. emma GIpcom6c,
@m. Beaumont, Sobn 6. @iIlianls,
SSrau @nl. Se0iugtoal, Golpuro 9.
Gencc, Sp. Siun Srmi .. s. @ill-
itpiL @alter ao,lig .mb Jra.l Clara
Srootbanf' '@erriib mihptrfeu Wer'
heu.
- @m. &raiis, ben 9eo. 33 16.
'SlraBe, lit inn slIter Bon rs Sabren
seitorben.
- Die SSibrcr ser repnblifnni.
iden Sartet IperOen mif eiugreiienbc
sleuberungen in repnblifanildcu
Grefutip- -aommittee bon Campbell
1ouHtp bciteben. Die Siibrer iino init
benz Teiultat, ipeldes Die leetc gSabI
in Campbell Gol,ltp ergab, iclrr irt'
slfricoer. Sic bebaitpten, onb Camp.
bell Goiultp fir Die stieberIagc ocS
rcpubIifaniid)en 8oitpernellrs.Gan
batel Gb. y. Morrop pcralltiportlid)
lit.
- Die Gincinnatier Eoli5ei lit gc'
gcnWirtia nit Der llnteriudnuig be
idNiitigt, 5lI ermitteln. Oh Charles
ySrnters, alias oGurlp sSilliaHs"
pelder bes giubrllde in bas Saus
bes CHARLES 8risenberger pon
beid)uIbiet miro, niht
mth OH Gincimlatier ginbriid)en be.
tbeiiigt gepcicn mar, SoIltc er all Gie
GoliSeibeborbc non Cincinnati GllsSe'
Iieiert lperben bann itebt ibm elm
9'ro5eb ols Observation-Disclosures be-
nor, bc er alJeblidl bereits 5iuci
Strafternrine I'M Sbiu Staatsgeimie.
nib perbil6t babeH ioIl.
- sSom stiebp, bon Ro. 259
serry sIpe. in geIletle. itarb geiterll
i'm sllier pon 81 SSSabren.
Ger ct. @eorgs llnterftiipmisS-
,crein BON GGpport lat seiteru ioI'
renSc 9eairrte enpdblt: 9rdiibent.
'sSnicpb Geitermnnn; gi5e,9raiioent
hid. 9einlIing; 3, @i5eprdiioent 9s.
er @ai6inpt; Setretar, s. 6. Wla.
dinot; 2. Sefretdr, Gbas. Seinin'
Jer; SdJasneiiter, elbam Saus; Ser.
ins, 5nbnentr1ger, eSobn Sielen; af
iitentel, &. SenbelbndI 90. @all.
mann; Der. Staaten ssabneiltragT,
5eorse Deimliita; Sinaus-aormit.
ee, Set,rp 9aBmaun. @ln- s. 8uten
mo Ssoi. Sad, ir.; armrfenfom.
niitce, gerb. @onSerbaar. 2ouis
0eismann iino Sobu SieIeit; @ii6er.
lnteriutungsfonHuittee, Sol. 8eb.
ing, Glenn Ih,nniugboff il. unb R.
!. &ciien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
@urbe ben 5ranscisn anb englau
bern fsit.ns Der 9ulsarsn bsiss'
bradt.
Siibli6 hon Strumisa lpurbsn on
atuiirt.n unaufbaltidm Don ben
guIsur,n sariidssbranst.
an 9rabsc tam ss au per5tpeitelttn
Strabsntimpisn, Di. NIT siner yltsr
berIase Der GranaOisn
eubsten.
Die Gnsldnbsr pslisren 400 WanH
an Gsfangsnsn uHb ssbn
G.iaase.

gsrlin -. 1.5. (auf orabtlo
fem Wsue mad, Saqoillel. 9srIpat.i
Ra9ridten iibsr bic admpfe, in tpel
den es ben gulgarsn seinna, ben eng
ldnbsrn iiibIid Don Strumisa ssbl
aanOn,n absansbmsn unb ibsr o''
erioIsreiden aGmpf. Der 8nfsar.n &c
gen bi. lran5oi,n ipabrsnb bsrsr
gfIdsua i'm 9orbar sbal finb in ei,
mem 8eridt .Sts SauPtauortisrs II
Sofh ierbaIten, osr pom 8. Deasmbe'
batirt unb iOsbsn bier einsetroffsu ut
Der 8erift Iautst lpis foIsi:
Die gulsorsn sritiirmien BIZ
St.lIuns.n bet JransoI.n bel ps'
trppa unb wliropca uno bie Jran5os
fen tpurbsn aui ben @arbdr suriidge'
fpprfen. Die In bic Gsfanseni6aft
scratbsn.n 5rsHsOieu sthDrkH stlu'
49,. 1873. unb siw 2S4 Jnfonteriss
regiment. Dur gang tl.intn abtheis
l,tneen a.sang ss, ii6 burd bic Jlu4i
Der @eianssnuabme su en5iebsr.
gulsariits 2rippsu, bi. SuIh bas
Uarbar abal oorriidten. tparfsn bic
fransofii6. Hu&but in Der Nabs Don
aliiura suriid unb Dsrfplst.H bic ilH
fIii9tenb,n GranScisu bis na9 Ods
biboba. 90 lunrben 100 0sfdnsene
sen,a6t uno ,ipsi Wof&insneHHise
erbeutei. @isIs Der fransOiif&eH 1rup'
pen ipurosH in bas Gtbirst psr'
iprengt.
Si, ON Iintsn llfsr b.s @arbar
porriidsnbsn buIsarii9.n aruppsu
psrfOIstsn, na9bsm iis itarte Sttaune
gen an Der Wiinbuns Der 0oluopba
senommen butieH, ben Gsinb biz na4
9rabse, no .s au srbiiterien Nabs
tdmpfsn in ctu Strabsn tam. Die
5ran5oi.n iparbsn aus Grabsc pere
trisbsH unb fliihtttsn iia in GROCER
8srjpirruns na6 ubomo scbIrsi6.
gefanssp. suriidlaHenb. 81. 5rans
,oisn srIiti,n goua unsebsure @srIlfts,
osnn bic gulsaren ma6isn Sipsi Bd'
lpnstisnansriffe Guf fie. Die sefaIes
nsn unb in bic Gsfansenidaft asras
fbensn 'sransoisn ssbSrien bsm 344.,
37l. unb 372. Jnfantsrieresimsut on.
Die guIsar,n isttsn bic DerfoIsuns
IN ber Ribtuns auf 1aIarbOpo unb
8abropo airi fort,
Die bulgarilden 5ruppen trobsrten
taris fransOiiiHe SttIlunssn in Der
RGbs bon Nlaiopo. gs ipurbsn 400
snaIdno.r a,fansen ssnpmmn uub
ebn Gefdibe erbeutst. Die 0efaIlss
ZEN uub asiansenen drauaoisn ipoTsn
,om 175, uno l76, Sufanterisresis
nsnt unb bonn 5ipsitsn 3lsaDsn Rssi.
nent."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
3ie Ceiterrei@er
Sa6.u in Montsnssro 5000 Gsfanss'
ne unb 40 GsIdiibe .rb.utst.
Die StaIisner ipisbsr sinHtal nit bll'f
tis,n aDpfen auf benz Doberno
glatsau nad 5auis se-
j6idt.

/ Dien, 90. DsJ. pia aoiioon. l3.
9ss. Die ioIsen6s amtIiGe gstannts
maduns murbe am SOnntag TN @ro'
| b.n Saupiauartier srlaiien.
rRufffdsr 5srisssidaupIab: Nm
peridisbsnsu Sisllsn tam .s Su striile
lsrisiampfen. Sm llebrIsen bet ii1
nidis Don gsbsutuna srsisnst.
StaIieniihr Strisssidauplab: Sn
b.m abidniit bes DoberSc qIaieaus
Ipurbe Elm anariff isitsns elmer italiss
nii&n sSnfunterishrisabs ouf uuiers
Sieuuussn ipeitiid BON San Mirsino
nit idpsren @srluiisn fit ben Gsino
abssI6laa,n. sm l.brissn brrfdie
on Der asiammisn iiibpeitIi8eu Jrons
Rubs. bic auf pereinSsIts artilsris'
iGmpfs. Sn Giubicaria bat Die 1bd.
tisf.it oss Tsinbts sIsidfalls uaass'
laHsu.
Sibipsitlidtr aritssitnuplab: Sn
iinitrsr Sfisniips segen ben norboitlis
den 1bsiI BON Monisnssro habsn mir
ON Gamiiaa aorita unb Mpsai sinst'
nommen. 9si 9adbuttGmpfen IL ais
lomsisr (etipa u Wsilsn) ipeitlid Don
APPEL babsn mir 5000 Gefansens as.
ma4t unb In btm Geldnbe siplifsH
Opel unb Ro3aj babeH mir pir3iJ
irbifde GsftiiBs srbeuisi.
@as bic 5ranSofen fassn.
paris. 12. DECEMBER. - Dem
.3emps" tpirb aus SnIoniii inter
benz II. DECEMBER bas 5olssnbe &c,
mslbet:
Aud seiisrn fparbs fan BE ee.
fammte fran5oiiide uHo briiiidx
Jront ansssrifftn. Der sysiub mar
iebod auber Stanbe ben Riid5ns Der
Iaiirisu nah Der griefaIfen Grsn,e
su sa Dsrbinbsrn. (G65n stfast. Tis
Reb.) Bel anbruh Der HaGt mar bic
fraru6iiids UNI britifds Tront fat
genau bic aIside, ipie lie am 9. DE-.
5smtsr ua6 bsm Riid5us sstpsfer
mar.
Die ansriffs Der gnlsarsn am 10.
December iporsn bon aan3 befonbsrsr
6eftiaitit alf benz iptiilitxn liftr
bts Warbar In Der gesenb Sitli& bon
petropo. fotpie auf t,m 5itIiGtu
llfer bss Darbnr BON Der Uhinbung
bes @oiimia Bis nad gsrniea unb be
Oegsnb bon Deeeli'.
Der's sTdubt
poris, IL. DECEMBER, 2aut simr
am Sonniae bier aus Ntbsn singss
trpffenen Na9ridttu fol bic stis4k
ide RssisruHg ii& bsrsit srlldrt bas
ben, ibrs 9ruppsn aus GdIenih w.
riid,u,itb,u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
gd5arfss iirtbeiI
Gant be gsrlintr s90rfenSsiiuns'
iiber bic @ersinisten Gsaotsn unb
ben qrdFbsnten WiIfon.
Wos Graf BON RsD.ntlop iibsr bic
stbbsrufuns BEG Sauptmunns
BON qapsu unb Ses aapis
tdns gobsGb gu fassn
kot ~

gsnlin, 12. Dss. Dia aonbon
@raf bon aeb,ntlofp .rtldrt in os1
.Saass;ettung4 bic sbberuiuns Del
bsutidtn WiIitarattadss nnb bel
WlarineaItldes in Waihinston bsipre'
dsnb, pab isiusr alnii6t na3 bic ab'
bsrufuns auf pOlitifde liriaftn 5u'
riitaufiihren iein biirfts. CT bat nco
ME sebOrt, bab sIeiaseitis bic abbt'
ruiiins bes Warinee unb bss WitlI'
tdr 9lttad.s psrIanst iporbsn lei, Vi
iusiit f,rnsr ,baralibin, bab bi. ab'
bsrufuns mad elmer Iansaau.rnbsr
aampasus Der snslif&sn uWb saslila-
amsritanifdsn pr,ife psrlanst lpuros'
bic beibe auf Ssitsn Der tsinos
0suiI6laubs itshen.
Graf ppn Rspsntlpp eitirt bann e..
ne aus Maibineton itammenbe Dspss
fte in psItkr bsbauptst fpiro. bnB
@sNbr fir sinsu abbrud Der biploF
maiii9en gs5isbunsen sptIGeu ben
@srsinisten Gtaaisn nnb Seiterreid
bsiiebe unb bsmsrtt bann. bab ibm
ni1t beiannt fsi, ipie bod SsitrreiA
bisis Hesithunssn ani&lase unb sr
iebr nsusisria iei au sriahrsn, ipaS
Otitsrrsi6 in Der anselegsnbeit tbun
ipiirbe. Gr sitirt bann bic 9emsrtuns
gen bts .eutalan5sisers1 be5ilsIi8 bsr
Rsttuns Der paFaeiers Der .antona'.
nit beHen n Fd pouia sinDeritanssn
ertldrt unb bemsrtt, bab Die 8sreinla.
ten Stnaten forbtrn, elm 5auhboot
ioIle nidt auf Elm Sdiff, ba % ans
serufu babe. i.usrn. IonbsrH ss rin
aGtuuaspoIem S9ipetseH sHttpiihsn
laFn",
Die .g0rfsn5eituns" ereift bic gsrs
einisten Staaien in einem Innssu ars
titsl idnrf an ilnb nsrsltidt bas aanS
NIT Stalisn unb Gnalanb, bic ale
bon bonn ,bsiIissu Gsoismus' isien
II. fiiaf bann bin5u. bab Stalisn aQein,
ben Mutb sebabt babe. often bsrauss
,utommen, an ben gersiHisteH Staas
ten isi bic Sasb na3 bem Rsi8tbum
oas bSdfte 3isI unb allss anbers miiFe
oisiem Bsitreben iid unterorbnsn.
lleber bic goIitit bss prdfibeni.n
Wilion bat bic .yDrienssituus" bas
JolsenSs su iastn:
Die prdiibenitnpabl, bic i'm ndds
ten sSabr ftattfinbsi, ipirit ibre
Sdatten potaus. 9i. WabIen fiib aus
strorbentlid toiifpielia unb bic pars
eisn miiif.n i'm 9oraus baran b.utsn.
i6 bic llnisriiiibung BON perionsn
lnb Gruppsu NIT srobsn 3opitalisn
u iihern. Diele 0robtnpitaliiisn
inb iebt oi.jenis.n. Die S6ofxr mil
Runiticn treibtn unb fie miii.n bab.r |
n alIereriter 2irie geriidfiHtiaung
inben. isIbfi tpenn man babur9 bas
iHfIubrei4e bsutfd ameritaniide
9o!um bsIeibis.n ioIIt.."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
8ei Dperm
g Sfsint.spisbtrauBtror'
bentIid b.iB ber5us
dehen.

aonbon, 12. Desember. - aaut
siusm sslssramm bss R.uisr'id)sH
9ursans aus 9lmItsrbam bat Der Dor
tias r1elsgraaf" bsridtsi. bab an Der
@rsnss felt bisrunbsipansis Giunbsn
unuutsrbrodsn beftis.r aanontnbons
nsr ssbSrt pirp, Der aus Der gegsno
BON gpsru gu iommsn fdeint. 3pis
idsn spSlf llar Mittass nnp stpsi
llbr Ra6mittass am Gonniag mar
pas @eidiisisu.r 70 b.ftia bab Der
;seu.rIdein am 9oriJont b.ohadtss
tperbtu fonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
Sn Oried) d)emIawb
gersittniebt btsTrunss.
fen SteIfungenfiripsi
ttre RGmpfe Dor.

gtrlin IL. DECEMBER. (gluf
DrabtIOiem Wese na9 Sabbins).
!, aaut aus Sofia einsstrofisnsn gaad)s
ridttn", iast bic lisberIse Hafri@isns
assntiIr. .iinb bic Jran5oisn ndd NJ
ren glieberlasen in Der Nab. bon
RabroDo unb UulanbOpo bamit be-
i9ditist SieIunsen auf srieaiidtm
Gsbist in bsr Rabe DON Maiabagb
porsubersitsu. Die 0ciran ;yrpnt
ipirb an ptrIdieoeneu punittn s.4
rdillDt.
Der Ridsus Der gntsnte arupptn
1T in cine panitartige sSluht dliiae
arist unb Fs iinb aubsr Gtahbt ihr
arispsmaterial uno iare @crraib,
init 5u nebnen".
cuN cnx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13

Cine berdrtise ntutraIe 3ens bot
an Der arie@Hd : bulearii4en Urfns
5e ftii Wssinn Der buIgdrif&tn Wlobils
riaHuns beitunben unb bet 9sgtnipdr.
tigs 0orfhlng fiebt nur cine BERLIN,
seruna Der gone auf Der GrsnaIinie
auif4en Serbiep unb Gris4enlaub
Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
WudfdtspoII.

.Wlsin Mann 1T 10 riidiidispolI.
Ginss 9asss gum Heiipisl bensritt e.
bab bas Moudtn bic Garbiutn NJ
inirte ..
nub ba gao sr bas ssdu&sn
sgtlst sr nabm bic GdrSInsu ap.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-13
Gobimstoa.

Die Gepinatsner Office fir bas
pGineiHnatier Wplfsblatt" ttiiHSst
i'd In bem 0ebG,be Der TeppleS
GaSinas Yanf & Srnit Co., I @eit
8. Stra6e. ARssieen. IittbeilsRaea
xnb 8eiteaangen irssnS iuelder Slrt
iuerben bis nsaa lIbs abenbs baieIbit
sutesssussuommsu. selsptos sSatt
1884.
Qrpteitr8erf "a m mIuua Der
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
FARLEY PARKINSON is MADE
A SECOND LIEUTENANT

Farley Doney Parkinson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Parkinson of Salt
Lake City. who has Just been graduated
by West Point, and who has a number
of relatives in Blackfoot was commits
stoned as second lieutenant in the
United States army Yesterday Lieu
tenant Parkinson will visit his parents
at their home on East South Temple
street during his furlough At the end
of his furough he will take up his posi-
ton with the Twentieth United States
infantry on the Mexican border.
Lieutenant Parkinson completed his
preparatory work at the Hylandfall
academy of New York Prior to that
he had received instruction at the high
school i'll Preston, Idaho.
His brother, Lieutenant i. Leo Park
inson, was graduated BY the military
academy in June, 1914, ana is now in
the seryioe.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
HALF FARE ON. ALL RAILROADS

With flags wind, miles of gaily
decorated streets, beautiful electrical,
floral, automobile aud military parades
daily, and with q score of bands and
other attractions, Salt Lake will on
July 2fst., inaugurate the four-day
Wizard of the Wasatch carnival this
year.
The date has been changed for this
season. so that the carnival viii include
Pioneer Day, July oath
It is to be ''home coming week. for
intermountain folks, and Salt Lake is
preparing for the greatest celebration
in its history, according to reports from
that city
An immense fund is being raised to
provide decorations, entertainments,
bands. parades. and carnival attractions
Miles of Salt Lake City streets will
be gaily decorated, and it is reported
the Wards of the Wizard of the Wa
satch have made arrangements for more
bands and other attractions than ever
before in the history of the city. The
great amusement center will be the
''gulch' where the majority of the
carnival attractions will be located,
together with the great outdoor dane
ing pavilion.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
HELP GET RID OF WEEDS.

The weed problem in Idaho is ser
ious. 1t needs immediate attention
None of our worst weeds are native
to Idaho. They were imported with the
agricultural seeds and commercial feed
ing stuffs They are being distributed
each year in this same way and by ma
tural agencies as wind and water
The pure seed law of Idaho was
created rs an emergency act to check
the importation and distribution of
noXious weeds 1t can never accom-
plish this purpose alone. We must get
at the root Of this evil as we'll as the
roots of the weeds and oxterminate the
noAious weeds from the fields, road
SIDES, banks Of irrigation bitches and
railroad property.
Do you realize the enormous loss to
the farmers in the United States each
year from weeds? 1t amounts to sew
eral hundred million dollars. Weeds
are responsible for loss of many dol
i'Io 10 every farmer VINO t0lcrateS them
on his farm.
Weeds crowd out economic plants.
They use up the moisture and plant
food that should go to increase yield
and economical crop production. They
attract fungous diseases as the rusts
of small grains and injurious insects
as the grasshopper. Colorado potato
beetle and cutworms. Some of the
weeds are harmful to stock because
they have barbed seed or are poison
GUS
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

While fishing last Sunday about four
miles from the city on the Blackfoo
river, in the vicinity of the dam, T.
G. Peterson, one of the genial clerks
in Uncle Sam s local land office, found
on the bank of the river pair of
lady's shoes and purse containing
$l5 in coin close by. lie left the shoes
but placed in one of them
a note telling he had the purse and
where the owner could apply and re
cover it. Not long after he returned
home with his find widow son call
ed at his house and identified the lost
purse which was freely given him. He
stated that the purse and shoes belong
ed to his mother, Mrs. Sarah Melon
aid, who placed them m the bank of
the river preparatory to crossing the
stream. and had returned home before
she missed them. She was very clad
to recover her property, and the finder
of it was as equally well pleased.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
PETERSON CASE NOW IN COURT.

BOISE, Idaho, June 16 Nv AT 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon a jury was
selected and sworn to try the case of
me state against Attorney General j.
II. Peterson, charged with completely
in the embezzlement of state funds bv
.. Y, Allen, former state treasurer.
Prosecuting Attorney Owens made
a preliminary statement for the pros
ecution, saying that the state would
attempt to prove that the amount of
q loan to General Peterson for which
a note was given as security and ad-
yanees to Mrs. Peterson, and to Mr..
Peterson's stenographer, were made
out Of the state funds taken from
the treasury by 0. V. Allen, then
state treasurer.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
THE DOUBLE CROSS.

Has the justly renowned double
cross been worked Apon the peerless
Nebraskan? If so we may expect sen
sational developments, a pvroteehnie
display of oratory, compared W h
which the recent statements of Mr.
Bryan will be as a firecracker to an
incendiary bomb.
We are not sure that Mr.. Bryan has
ben doubled crossed He is not certain
himself that this familiar trick has
been played upon him. But if it has,
woe to Mr.. Wilson. The Song of Hate
which Mr.. Bryan will indite will be to
the German Song of Hate for England
as to sixteen is to one.
Mr. Bryan states that the note which
caused him to resign was changed in
an important particular after his resig-
nation had been accepted. The presi-
dent and the cabinet stood firmly for
what Mr.. Bryan deemed to be war
like note until Mr.. Bryan had been in
duced to resign; then the note was
softened down with some of the soft
soap which Mr.. Bryan has proposed
One report had it that when the final
draft of the note was shown to Mr..
Bryan he was very angry. His rage is
easily understood if it be true that the
sting was taken out Of the note after
the Nebraskan S resignation had been
accepted.
Is it possible that Mr. Wilson. who
owes his election to the fact that Bryan
turned traitor to Champ CLARK, deliber-
ately "framed' Bryan into resigning
and then adopted a different policy to-
ward Germany? In the name of the
"New Freedom in the name of
"watchful waiting,' and in the name
of other high and holy sentiments to
which the president is committed, is it
possible that he led Mr.. Bryan to the
top of high mountain and dropped
him off cliff! The queer part about
it is that the great Commoner. after
picking himself up, is not certain
whether he jumped or was pushed.
We greatly fear that the country
will indulge in a unanimous smile. if
not grin, at Mr. Bryan S expense To
have him out of the state department.
on his own motion was satisfactory to
the majority of his fellow citizens. but
to have him ousted by presidential
buucO game is merry indeed Salt Ial,a
Tribune.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
RICH

Mr.. Jess Morrow has purchased Mr..
William Brouse' = ranch, and in com
pany with Mr.. Paul Mr.. Brouse and
family left last Tuesday for Oregon.
p. w. Powers, ]. T. Carruth, and c.
" Fisher We're here Tuesday on i'm
portant business. They were sent by
Judge Cowen to select a road beginning
near G. G. Thompson S ranch and the
south west corner of section 20. south
of the bridge site and government cable
on Snake river. Mr. Fisher, piloted by
on car. and Mr. Fisher examined
some old graves and got the names of
their occupants and the dates Of their
death as correct as it was possible to
do 50. He also indulgcd in mess of
water cress of which he seemed to en-
joy in the form Of julips. The party
pronounced the bridge site very good,
and realized that we need good bridges
and roads to market the big crops Of
our fertile soil. We expect large in
crease i'll our population the next two
years.
Idaho is and win continue TO be one
of the best states in the northwest, and
this section of the Snake river valley
will be its principal garden spot. We
have the climate, water, and soil, but
we need a few enterprising and pros
porous citizens to do some boosting now
and not wait for the next generation
to get the benefit. Do your boosting
now, the sooner the better, and you
will be proud of yourselves, your coun-
try and your efforts. {
The dates and names on the head
boards of the old graves on the north
side of SCOTS Bluff, not far up the
hill from Snake river rs near as could
be made out are: David Oman, July Is,
1865; Johnny Wicks, May Is, 1868.
Mr. IT. c. G. Rich ana the board Of
directors of the Peoples Canal We're
down in the vicinity Of Eagle Bend
trying to locate 4 site for a waste gate
for the canal They must remember
that it will require more damage for
q waste gate than road
a large crowd Of young folks were
on the river Sunday near Eagle Bend
and fishing
Mrs. J. W. Brown, Frank Brown. ana
Mrs. Emily Campbell, were in Black
foot last Saturday on business.
Mr.. Alma CIough has his wheat about
blocked out, and they look fine. His
winter and spring wheat also looks
good, in fact all of his crops are very
promising.