davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
9es aaiiers etaatsicfrctar.
Son q. 5. @cad, friibcr gcrliner
aprrelponoent bes Stem yorf
Mmericnl"

8abrr6 baB Der aailer @errn IIz
trcD zimmerman bonn l1nteritaatsIe>
fretar beg IellBeren 5um gtaatsiefre-
tar bef0rberte, fat CT linn in 8irflidz
felt nllr einen bDberen 1itel perlieben,
oenn ldpn leit 8esinn bes arieges lit
@err zimmerman Sic eigentlide
Wa6t I'M 9eutIhen Iuslpdrtisen Nmt
9emeicn.
Scr friibcre gtaatslefretar BON "a
60 mar elm 9emanbter, 9iplpmat, elm
finger l%1nterbdnpler, Gin licbe1slpiirpis
ger Mienid, Der trpb leincr on9egriifes
nen Gciunnbeit tapfer allf lcinem $50
item perblicb, Inn leinem Gater(anbe Al,
bicrlell.
3imn1cr1nann lit cin Staatsmanl,
I'M mbrcn Chime bes @ortes, bel 1peiz
tenn mcbr Staatsmann ais 3iplpinat.
ST. lit sernoe llnb often. @r balt nidts
BON Den glatt5iln9igen 0setboben Ser
altcn piplomatil6en Sdule. ST fonmt
.liefcr often nit Ser Sprad5c beraus.
8cnn ct 8crtralle1 5u jen1ano Fat, in
la9t Ell ia pber nein, unb ipcnn er fein
g%ertraucn fat, 10 last er iibcrbaupi
nidts.
@enn CT icincr lleber5cusrng ausz
brld scben mill, 10 tbut CT Das baufiq
in lplh' empbatiider 8ei1e. baB Dc,
|Sil6, an bent ma nit ibm libt. al
fraden bcginnt. ST miro jebcn, Ser
er fennt, falt INNER nit einem cbrli=
den, pffencn Baden besriiBen u,lb ibr
lclblt 81 DEM beallcmiten Stub(e ge(ei=
ten. or tpirb ben @erludb burd ieir
freunolides slbprfpmmclbes @clcr
Ipfort i'll cine bebaslide Stimm1l1e
bcrIcben.
9as mar Der 3immerlnarl1, Sen id
fennen lernte unb 10 mar CT 5aa fiji,
Sag fpabrenb Der 8pd)en uno Wpnate
lals Der Srieoe 5tpiiden Seutl9(anl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

terbalt 5tt ertperbelr, oanl, fitloet ma,,
oas iebr inb uman. gs fommt
eben altd in oieiem Sale oaral,f OH,
tpie man es betradtet. Sb nit ul1ge-
triibtem amerifaniidem sll1ge ODER
,burh Sic nliirte 9rile. Sdtte ntal
iih oas III 8aibington iiberlegt,
Damn tbatte man Sen SltpreuBenmi-
ider Oes Staatsiefretars 81. 3im=
mer1nam nidt ein5uiteden braltd)eil.
- Die 5reibeit Ser @0lfcr in bri=
tiider Mllffalil,llg. Ser 2onoon DO
.Ierper" bemerft, oaB Die groBe mit=
teleuropaiide 5taater : 5ooeration
0ur6 oie @aifen ser betrefienoet
2anoer bereits eeldaffen lei. Ser
3tuef 0es 5rieoensangebotes beltebe
BARN, bas oltrd) itternatipnalen Scr
trag 0allerno at MAIDEN. 9emgegen=
iiber miiBten sic @1ltentemGd)te ibr
gauges hripriinglidRs Hrogramn1
ol.fredt erbolten.
Sffenber5iser tann eisentlid)
nidt e%ingeitanoen lperOen, Dob alle
Die 8eballptllnael, DeutIdIdnog &ii-
Itl1ngen ibatten 0ie Slrpaiion eng
lan0s 5utn 3med 9ebabt, grfinoung
parelt. 3ie britiide giinfreilungs:
politif batte oen 3med, 0iele gnt-
midlll1g, Die gum Delten, nller bethel
ligten Staafer mar uno iih dllf frieb=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

Sc 7 III 4 ac { bes 2anoes gripiB lit,
stnidt aanteriDbdten. Gem ieber IN a f.
re Mmeritnt1er peib, bob bamit sic
.GroBe @epllblit gu einem 8aals
ile gnglanbs bcrabgebridt, ipieber
linter bas Sod gnslanos gebellgt tperz
ben miro, aug Ser iie burh Die @roB&
tbaten Ser 81ter befreit tpurbe. 2az
gegen tpirb' bas Imerifanilbe &olf iid
iauflebnen. SHE naditen @pben idon
mosen bas aler 8elt flnr MAIDEN.
Inter anel1 ariegfiibrenben
iiuo sic SStaliener Die fonieauenteiten:
~sleidJpiel, ouf meld}em &riegs-
id,al1ploe, Scope trieoen tie inunerl
anerifanilde @latter baberl
cin @utadyterl oes fran5oiiidet @e=
rerals Moleterre irber ole &riegS=
loge eingebolt, lln6 Der General Bot
lid, beeilt, ibnen Ole @erltderllllg 5u
fgeben, 'bab Deutld)la,r6 nn1nittelbar
BOT oem 3n1a1mnertbri6 ltebt. Wdal-
leterrei fat al Ser Mlarne einen aopi=
ifuB erbalten. Gus entldpllbigt i'm,
aber nidt Die a111erifanilden 8lat=
ter.
Gor 5tpei SSdbrer1 nod Daben
piele }s3eitlingen, Die fidJ 1ellte in bent
&eiligenfd)em Ser Miriid1t gefallen,
oaB Ole aIgemeiile @ebrpflift cine
o%enrofratilde MaBregel iei, IN alien
Go11nrten gegen ben beutlden Mili=
tarisr11l,s ~getpettert. gs TIT cine De.
mofratiide MoBregel. gGber ol1f ser
nmerifaniid)en @reiIe bleibt geraoe III
oieiem Gsnle trok oes &eiligenideins
Der @oruurf Der 5heinbeiligfeit baf-
ten.
- 9ie 5~ran5oien itno es ntii6ee,,
lfrie elm Mbgeorbneter Der fran5oii-
lden Deputirtenfannner, fir Stuff
Lamb lln6 aonitantinopel ibr glllt 5t
beripriten! Mas geihb DEM Manne,
Ser oen Mialtb eebabt, 6as Iallt auia-
gen, mos 9arieroe bon Jranaoie,l
iid failm al5iiiliiter,1 tposen2 Sm
Der Mentblif, Der @ilion Sen 8or5llg
Dor :anen nnoeren Oeationett gibt,
.tm,iroe Il bieier Msan,1 Gerr1itber gee
id,olten u,,o al1 Die 2uft geiett.
vDenrocratD's Grillnrpb!" .
Menn bier5ulnnoc ielra,,6 tid1t
arbeiten min. ieine Snnlilie uer1tohs
ldiiiet urb oer offentliden @oblfb6-
tigfeit anbeimfallen ldBt, fdyidt man
i'm ms gGrbeitsbnus unb 0as finbet
1rralt Damn iebr blltnan. Wenr bic
oelltide Megierll,1g nber be1eiide
WsibiggG1leer nah Deutidlott6 ididt
lltpo ibnen @elegenbeit gilt. ourh
Mrbeit ibren unb ibrer Gamilien lin
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
Sc Sambm b bMn @eGbs NADER an Der Settle bon Nm SND in imm SDmoMDpnn S@ou f
ghmknm tho 3nar Mtg en gnh. ##% @
@offnrt1a bicrfiir id0pfcn mir aus

@offnllns bierfiir idDpfcn mir aus
Dem Naturfultus unlerer alien bcllte
lden @orfabren, Sic in Sen 1l~rlpdIoerll
9elltldlanbs ba1lten uno in Sen 10
@ ci6cnddt il bic @ieberaeburt
oes 2idtes, Sen 8iebcroufliieg ser
Spnile feiertcn, meld)c ben grimmel
@inter pcriagen unp sen 1rilbliua
lptcber bcralffiibrcn t@rbe. ~ 3pDlf
@cibcnddltc lparc1l cs, bonn 25. Sc
5cn1ber bis sum 5. Sanuar nniercr
3%eitrcdnullg. 9em crit am 6. ssaz
nuar mud)t iid cine fleir1e @erIdugez
rllla pcs Iuseslihtes bemersbar. Gs
gebt eben iebr lanslam nit bcm @iez
reraufitieg Der Sonne. - go mag es
alld lal1slam nit bcm 8i~eperaufltieg
Der Sriebcnsionne geben. Mber
ibr Iufities lit semiB. gs nimmt
Wonate,, etc Die Sonl,e Ben srimmell
@il1ter bciicgt, lnb Ben Sriibling mic
Der bcrauffilbrt. - 90 mag es allch
Der Srieocnsionne nod Mtonate ncbz
men, ebe tic Den 9rimmen &rieg berz
jagt llnb Sen @olferfriibliug, oe1, Sriez
Sen, lpieDer berauffiibrt. - @ie ser
9rilnmc 8inter iid seualtis sege1 Sic
imn1cr ltdrfcr merbenben Stra6len Ser
spnne pebrt, 10 lpebren lid bieStaatsz
manner Der IQiirten nod nit aller
Wadt scgell Ben Srieben. Iber sic
Strablen Der Sriebenslpnnc merDen
INNER mdhtiger iperben uub sic Giles
bcfc, Die nod auf ibren @0pfen nno
Screen laitet, idmel5en, bis. lie lid
elDlid Der gauBloligfeit 1peiteren &riez
ses, ipeitercr Gpfer bepuBt. perben
ur1o lid auf Observation-Disclosures
einla1ien.
Sam miro bas @ci6na6tspprt:
"Sriebc anf Grben unb
% e II dscn Elm @p1lgez
%ollcn"
lpieoer 5llr 8abrbeit iperDen. 9ob
Dies bis gum nddltiabrisen @eibnadz
ten Ser 6al iein m6se, Dos lit unler
beiBer, aufridtiser 8unid, nit Dem
mir sum beutigen, triiben britten
aric9slpcibnadten u~l1leren 2eIern Sen
8elbnadts9rub bicten, ser ia inter
Den llmltar1ben leiber nidt uSrD :
Il / 6e @etbna6ten" lauten fann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
@ebiet ieneun @uitem Salt.

Gin badcnocr @uiten idtpddt bas
gan5e Sbltem. ~llntergrabt Cure gnerz
gle nn0 tpirb imr1er idlimmer tpen,,
bernadldiiigt; Guer Gals lit rob. gu%
re grn1t fdn,esyt unb SIR babt iiberz
an 5dmer5en. Bertreibt bieie CIR
fdltltns iofort NIT ~. Sings Netu,
9iscoberb. GaHer beYdnftigenbe Sidz
Ten : 8dIidm gtiIt bic trrittften Mens
brnne. llftb. ietne dntiieptifdcn' nnb La
1atiben Qudlitdten t0bten Die Seine
uno breden BE grfdltnt,g mi. @olt
bellte cine SIaide bon 9r. &hrs's 3etu
9iscoberb BON Current Aptbofer.
50}gents. lNn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
95ier an bielem Gid, ouf 6en borfcn

5ier an bieicm Gid, ouf ben barton
9rablinisen stiiblen, unb on ben, att
mooi'dcl1 8llte. lpcroen 9eutidLanbs
alslpartigc In9ele9erbeiten sriinDli6
llnb seihidt erleoist. llnb bieie Mrbeit
beginnt ldlon 5l elmer Iasesaeit, iuern
Die meiiten 8iplolnaten nod nidt auf@
geltanben 1ino.
Diners finoen in 9eutidlanb gu eli
l1er lpaten Stlln0e ltatt; aber es beoel1~
tet fir Serrn 3immermann tets cine
art BON 8cttlauf, lpenn1 ct surifeitgc<
lestcn 3eit onmeieno iein mill. obsleid
er es Iih ldoi, lange CUR geipobnbeit
semaht bat, li6 in Ieiner Office in
Notwithstanding 5l i%uerfen, nm 3eit
81 erlparen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
u'o Sen Ser. staaten auf bes 9lcNers
Sdneioc ltai,p.

Shneibe ltanp.
S6 bellldtc i'm cilles Mbcnos, I'm,
i'm iiber 9eutldlanps StelIung .st Ser
Ipcben ein9etrpffenen 1daricn Note
ilber bcn Saud,bpotfriee. Sic ei,cm III
ttlnatlm lcttels ser Ser. staaten per~
slpeifcIt nabe fam, ou interbicpcn. SD
fragte i'm:
Stub mir AUDI lest nod 6reunoc,
ggcelen5?"
10tein Suage, lpir merocn intn,er
Sreunbe iein," %anttportetc er. .l1no
idb bin fcrner bapon i%iber5cugt. SOB
au6 Die Ser. 5taaten uno 9eutIdz
LAMB im1ner quite Srelrnoe lein lperoen,
9erabe 10 ipie mir beibe. MiBoeritanbz
nine mDgcn 5ipilden Sen beiDen 2dnz
bern Damn unb mann nprfpmnen, aber
es lpirb %11ientuls 5u eincm 3erniirfnib
fomme1. gs siebt 5tpilden Sen beibcn
2dnbern su biele @erbinbungspunfte
unb es miro oeren nod mebr eeben -
nod piel mebr."
Seine Sreube iiber sic gliidlide
@enbuns, bic Die brpbenSe gaudboptz
&rilts genommen bate, mar bielleiht
Der Grllno, DOB @err 3immer,nann an
oielem Ibeno ldnsere 3eit nit mir GUT
lammenblieb. 8ir lpraden iiber Sen
arieg ul1b mande anbere gaden, iiber
letnen Iufentbalt in China in biplo<
matii6er Miiiion, iiber Sic beoeutenz
Den DISQUALIFICATION pes jebigen ariez
geS uuo iiber Die beutlden Mrmeen.
Sd lprad -au6 iiber Den @erbaht,
Der gegcn, 9eltidlanb rese gefporbe,t
mar. oa es fir bielen arieg 1oiab' int
fangreide s8orberettlnsen ~setroffeu
batte.
~Seben sic lid einmal SIR eigenes
.2anD an, ertpiberte CT. .@erm sic
bon alien Seiten bon 8einoen umaeben
luaren, Die lt6 sesen Gle berbiinbet
latten, ipiiroen Sic lid1 Damn niht
all6 auf ale @pentunlitdten porbereiz
te12"
Sic 8ebauptulg Ser gnsldnber, bab
Die Gliirten i'll @irflidfeit al1h Mmez
rifas @ampf fdmpften, ba Deuti6lano
obne 3meifel ipdter audi g(merifa gu
nnterioden be1trebt iein perbe, ent<
locfte @errn zimmerman mir elm
ber6lides 2aden. st iagte, baB es
ibm idiper iperoe 5t slallben, boB es
II, Ilnerifa ipirfli6 2eute gebe, Die auf
1old)cn llnlinn bcreinfielen.
3imnermallr1s Notwithstanding
feiten iinb setpiliermlaben elm giloI Ieiz
neg &elens. .Seit mebr als 5lpansia
Sabren bat 3immermann( Sic Mllstpar4
tisen anselesenbeiten bes Meides gu
1et11er 2ebensalfgabe 9emadt. ST Bot
oieler Mufsabe feline 2ebensarbeit gez
tpiomet unb lid beltrebt, 1ie boil uno
gano gu bemeiltern.
8enn man ieine Office betritt, il
liebt man lofort, oaB otes cine 9iploz
maten : Bebai1iuns lit. in Ser aaes
allf rce0e @rbeit 5useldnitten lit. Man
liebt feline 9roBen 9ebeimniBpolenNlaz
.bago11tlbranfe. ni6ts beutet ouf Nlpz
ltericn rnb perborgcne gerbanollngen
bin. Gin grobes altmobiides Hrllt lit
10 pla5'rt, bab oas 9idt, oas bnrd)
Den pradtppllet garf flutbet, iiber bie
linfe S6lllter ocs 4rbeitenben- fdllt.
9ancben ltebt Elm bober Gid nit eli
mem groglobus. Sn feline aan9ens
uno 8reitensrabe iino bie 2inien oes
arbeitenben cinse5cidnet. Neben benz
@lobus befinbcn lib 8apiere llnb Wfcz
ntoranba. Sn Der gde bcfinoet ii9 Elm
8iideridranf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
SolitiidJe nnn lnpOlitiidje
8anbBfDnen.

llniere seiternm Sen 3anbglojs
len dusgeIprodene. Miiiidt betreffs pess!
@errn Canning ertbeHten 8iffels aHti
ourd Sic seitrieen' Nepeidsn aug bet
8unoesbanpttaot Beffaiitisat tporoen.
-. 9taatslefrstarn Earring lit bpms'
9ralibenten geriiffelf lhSs 3urHdnabzs
me leiner grfldrung bon DonttersHb
sd orsen am 9ohnsrstag g d.
mittag beranlaBf tporben, neil er
Den $ Mt ct gebdnten ser 8ilz.
1pn,lden Srieoensnoten borSeitig
preisseseben bat.
~ s.85 -
9ieier @interse6antc lit. bnB
8ralioent 8ilion seionnen lit, Den
Gentralmadten n,,S iibren @er%biinbeten
ben 8ries 51 ertlaren, falls 9euthz
larro nod @eriperfuns 'ieines Srieoensz
angebots sen Saudbootfrieg sesen.
)gnslanb, obne iid an bas Den Ser.
Staatelt 9esebene Gerlpreden 5u febz
zen, i6pnunsslos mieoer anfnimmt.
9a5u bietet ibm Sic Beipaffnul1s
Der britiiden @anSelsidiffe unb Ser
ioieien ertbeiIte 8efebl, iid jeoer 8ez
1teisuns llnb l1nteriuduns ourd oeuts
ide gauhboot : Sfit5icre nno Manns
ihaften nit 8affengetpalt gu huber
icben, ia eegen jeoes oeutide ga1dz
booi gum q nsriifp or5usebn. bic
bette 9anDbabe.
- Braiibent 8ilion mag bpffen,
bas bur6 Die perltedte 0robnng in leis
men Srieoensnoten r5u b%erbinoern. Ct
Diirfte iih aber tauiden. 9eutldlanb
ipir0, geitiist auf feline bisberigen Gies
ge, ben arieg bis gum bitteren gnbe.
blrdfdmpfen, pbne li9 an Die Ser.
Staaten 81 febren.
- Srdiibent 8ilion mill aber Die.
8ormaht bes 81 ngeIa9ie NJ
If .bas pon @ott. gum @errz.
ld}en berllfen lit unb ieit 800 Sabren.
gebcrridt bat, nm ieoen 8reis bor
elmer entldiebenen Nieoer(age retten,
linn ~lpeni9ltens Sriebensbebineungen
peri6affen, Die es 11idt als idntdblih
8eliegtcn erideinen ldBt. CT 1T ebet
crit ~ 8 el adj e. n'o oann crit
amerifaner.
8irb abcr bas Mmerifanilde
8plf nnb fem berufeners 8ertreter, ber.
s. on 8 re s., tpillens iein, Fir 6 M 81
Die &aitanie,t aus Dem Seler.
8u holen? Sic amerifanilden ygpsa
ries", (ipir nennen Tie yNmerifaiiide'
8riten"). ~ Die bas %befirfporten, iino
bo9snur cine sc n1erbeit bes
Nmerifaniihen 8olfes. 8iro Die ilberz
ipiegenOe 80 cbrbeit bieles 8olfes
ii6 Dem @ilen Der Minberbeit. an
beren Spite Der Brdiibent ltebt, obne
8eiteres unterperfen2
9as f0nnen mir nidt slalibcn.
menn mir audi sic Maht bieler 0linz
berbeit, ipelde bes Beiitanoes Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
Sas brittle Sricss,ueibnadtcn.

@as Sc It Scr 2icbc nno bes
6rtcocns nno Scr nrd t.
Bar tpbcnOe @clttrtca.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
Iidem @ege p'o'i5ieb6e,a iollte, ouf ole
Neiie 5ll berbin6ern.

~ Miemano miro %be1treitei1, SAB
1eutidlano, Seiterreid) -llngnr11, bie
8alfanlanoer unD Die Giirfei Ole pollc
9eredtigltng battelt, III elmer iold,elt
gereinigung ibr apirtbihaftlides
Sell 5u illd)elt. SSl oem gl,gen oes
rSblerper" int es aber nod) iett sic
Mufgabe @nglanos, bicle 2a,toer NIT
glat ltno Sel1er onralt 5lt binberr.
Gus lit 0as ufrieblide lu,o freibeit-
life" England lit ieilter mabrcn Sc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

llniere seiternin Sen Hano9loj.
len allsgeIprodene. Mitiidt betreffs SCI
@errn Gaming ertbsaten 8iffels ii
ourd Sic seitrisen MpeI6sn aug SCI
8unoesbalptfaot beffatist moroen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Makes Them Like Idaho

Mrs. E. L. Martin and little
daughter were in the city Wed
nesday afternoon from near Win
ona and left yesterday for Tur-
ner, Ore, to spend a few weeks
with relatives. While here Mrs.
Martin gave US some interesting
figures about their grain crop
this year. They threshed 6,975
sacks of wheat and barley and
sold the grain last week at KAN
iah. The wheat which was OF
the Marquis variety, brought
81. 563 per bushel and the barley
$1.873 per hundred pounds. The
wheat grown on a hundred acres
of rented ground sold for an
average of $62. 70 per acre, while
the barley averaged $47.69 an
acre. Mrs. Martin said they are
not inclined to leave Idaho now
and are more than pleased with
results since they came to Camas
prairie.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Securing Satisfactory Grade

State Engineer Booth passed
through Cottonwood Wednesday
morning enroute from Grange
vile to Lewiston. In speaking
about the location of the north
and south road he said it was the
policy of the State Highway Com
mission when planning and sur
veying state roads to secure the
most practical and direct route
between the points sought to be
connected or territory to b G
served. In as much as the state
helps to build these roads and
once built, maintains them, the
states interest is equivalent if
not greater than that of the local
district that it serves because the
maintenance cost is a consider
able item.
When his attention was called
to the present survey north of
town cutting up property as it
does, he said that no matter
what route would have been
taken this same condition might
and would have pertained. How
ever that this part of the sarvey
will likely be changed if found
chat a more practicable, route
can be secured or one that does
not cut up property so badly;
that it may be necessary to re-
locate certain sections because it
is impossible to determine with
one survey which is the best
route. Mr.. Booth said that the
man in charge of this survey
work, Mr.. Burns, had reported
to him that in general a most
satisfactory route had been Sc
cured.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Commissioners Count Vote

The board of county commits
sioners was in session several
days this week at Grangeville
canvassing the election returns.
All precincts except Edwards
burg were in when the count was
made and this preciuct may not
report. While the totals are
changed to some extent the re-
suits are the same as announced
last week. Following is the
vote, the democratic candidates
being given first:
Presidential electors - Demo-
Gratis, 2265. Republicans, 1868.
Governor - Alexander, 2139.
Davis, 2O28.
Lieutenant Governor-Parker,
2183. Holt, 1881.
Secretary of State-Dougherty
1868, Barker, 1909.
State Auditor - Van Deusen,
1895. Lewis, 1866.
State Worthington,
1896. Eagleson, 1860.
Attorney General - Walters,
1860. Sweeley, 1865.
Superintendent Public Instruc-
ton - Carlisle. 1880. Redfield,
2111.
Inspector of Mines-Fry, 1880.
Bell, 1865.
State Senator-Pettibone, 2144.
Sweet, 1917.
State Representatives - Huss-
man, 2102. Quinlan, 2126. Har-
chelrode, 1907. Meyer, 1884,
Commissioner 1st Dist Tinker,
1903. Clark, 2O91.
Commissioner I'd Dist. -Schroe-
der, 1881, Long, 2088.
Commissioner Sd Dist. Rhodes,
2O28. Rice, 1854.
Sheriff Yates, 2152. Webb,
2O48.
Treasurer - Bradbury, 2141.
Rice, 2O8O.
Probate Judge = Campbell,
2172. Hess, 1861.
Superintendent-Staley, 2401,
Jenkins, 1776.
Assessor Atwood, 1892. Ha-
zelbaker, 2276.
Coroner-Trenary 207O. Blake
1916.
Surveyor-Brown, 2O48. Sped
den, POOP.
Prosecuting Attorney Griffith
2O23. Anger, 1853.
Justice Supreme Court-Dunn,
I529. Rice, 1872.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17

Ed. Rathbone sold his stage
line and barn property at this
place this week to Albert Rogers
and intends leaving later for Cali
fornia to spend the winter. Mr..
Rogers took charge of the stage
line Wednesday and will operate
the same in future.
The first card party of the win
ter season to be given by the K. C.
lodge was held at the hall Wed
nesday evening and was quite
we'll attended. Progressive five
hundred was enjoyed until after
eleven o'clock and all present
had q very / leasant time.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Wheat Highest Ever Known

Portland. Ore.,. Nov. H.
Portland wheat bids reached the
highest ever known today with
the exception of the bluestem va
riety. There was a general ad-
vance OF. 8 to 5 cents a bushel in
bids for the day and bluestem
touched ST. 65 per bushel, which
is the same as on October 80, the
previous highest record. Other
varities were at $1.61 per bushel.
The market for oats also touch
ed new high record here with
the trade eagerly bidding $35 a
ton for supplies of No. l feed.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Harrison-O Oldham

A. A. Harrison and Miss Lois
Oldham were united in marriage
on Wednesday evening of this
week at the home of the brides
parents east of this place, Rev.
H. J. Wood performing the cere-
mony. The contracting parties
are well known and highly es-
teemed young people of our COM
munity and have a large circle Of
friends. The Chronicle extends
hearty congratulations.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Election Makes Many Changes

AS a result OF last weeks elec-
ton Idaho went into che demo-
cratic column by a handsome
majority, giving Wilson a plural
ity of Is, 900 votes, and carrying
almost the entire democratic
state ticket into office. All can
didates on the democratic ticket
except treasurer, superintendent
of-2ublic instruction and mine in
spector were elected and the
democrats will control both
houses of the next legislature.
A Boise dispatch has the fol-
lowing to say regarding the elec-
ton:
For the first time in a number
of years an Idaho legislature will
probably be democratic in both
branches when the legislature
elect convenes in Boise in Janu-
ary, 1917. Returns from 33 of
the 81 counties in the state give
the democrats 20 senators out of
a possible 81, while in the house
the democrats have SO members
and the republicans 25, if the
most reliable information obtain
able at this time is correct. Such
well-known candidates for sena-
tor as John Hart of Jefferson
county, Nathan Kicks of Madison
county, James E. Steele of
Bonneville county, E. S. Sweet
of Idaho county, Guy H. Martin
OF Bonner county and I. l. Pur-
cell of Washington county were
defeated. A. H. Conner, speaker
of the last house; w. L. Shad-
duck of Bonneville county; H. A.
Lawson, a member of the twelfth
legislature and author of the
mothers pensien bill, Ada coun-
ty republican nominee for state
senator; D. ]. Elrod of Bannock
county, and others went down to
defeat before the slide.
First reports indicated the de-
feat of Peter G. Johnson of Bing-
ham county, for number of
sessions leader of the house, but
returns from a precinct reporting
late saved him. In Custer coun-
ty Senator Ravenal Macbeth was
defeated. For many years until
the present he has been reelected
from that county and news of
his defeat came as a genuine
surprise.
For the first time in years a
democrat will preside over the
senate. Ernest L. Parker of
Cottonwood, a democrat, was
elected lieutenant governor over
B. M. Holt. republican, and will
drop the gravel when the upper
house is called to order.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-17
Attention Farmers i!

We will contract good, clean,
fat hogs, weighing from 180 to
300 pounds, for any time in JAN
uary, February or March, at 1Oc
a pound. Can place three or
four cars of good feeder hogs,
125 pounds and up, at 81 and Z
cents.
Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
Geo. S. Downer, Mgr.