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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

| &ugre in &u111arien beiBt es:
uJront bes gr5ber5ogs Soiepb: SSn
SEN @Dergo=9ergen mnr6e ein feino=
li6er 9(ngriff auf 8atcano SSagna
nit blutige1t 8erluiten fir BEN Sein0
5uriidgei6lagen. 5i6lid bom Mlt=
Eab 611r6 6ie transilpanilben Ilpen
eroberten sic 9euti6en un6 Seiter=
rei9=llngar11 trob bartnaGigen ISL
oerl ltanoes ieitenS ser &umdnen nleb=
rere std6te. 0rei Sffi5iere un6 800
Mann tpur6en gefangen genom1men.
Ser @iber1tan6 oeS Sein6es I'M Sief=
lan6 ser unteren 9llt pur6e gebro=
6e1t. @ir iiberidritten oen 6luB 6a=
lelblt. gln ser 8efgren5e bon &1=
1narien in Sen tpal6igen 8ergen
11or60ltli9 bon Gnr1u1 @ebertn bieten
bon ser @olptormee abgef@niHene
rnr1Gni16e 8ataiuone no6 bartnddt=
gen @i6eritan6.
sSront 6es Sel6n1arI9aus bon Wfa=
denien (Gobru61ha): @egenieitigeS
9lrtiueriefener tpar 5u ber5ei6nen.
Sic Eruppen ser @eittelma6te iiber-
ldritten Sic 0onam nn6 faBten SUB
anf run1dni16em 8o0en. 9eabe &aco=
biba nabmen Giptliften tpie6er m
Sen &dnrpfen gegen n1ts tbetl.
Weo5eoonil9er &rtegs16auplob:
Ser lude Ser 9niierten, an 6teier
6ront por5uriiden, i@lugen febl tpie
outs folgen6em 8eridt berborgeH:
Sin ser n1a5e6onii6en Sront mar
SOS ein3ige @reig1iB Elm erfolgloier
SEER 1ub ser italieniiden Sr1tfppen,
norotpeitli6 bon Moroitir por5nito=
zen, iotpie ein bergebli@er goritob
Ser @erben nor6lid) bon @rnntibt,
oItlia oIIttllab bon Moraitir.
Die entente iebt @riede1tlano tpe-
gen Gnslieferung .ieines &riegsmo-
terialS 6ie 8iitole duff bie 8rnit. -
9eutide @o@iee=Sorpeooboote itatte=
ten Ser Sben1ie tpie6er einen 8eim6
ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
25. Q}pnemher.

sSn Nnman1en 1tn0 0te Oeut1De11
un6 0lterrei9ii@en Sruppen nnter
Ialfenbapn inn unterlauf Ser Mlt ge=
gangerr, irn 0berlauf boben iie iiio-
Ii9 bon Sen transiDlpanifden Mlpen
sic &umanen aus eigenen Srti6of-
ten pertrieben. Weadeniens Srup=
ben, sic Mber sic Dona1t gegongen
iin6, baben auf beren 1infem 11fer
Sui gefQBt. Mn Ser Mol6au=@ @ren5e
tpmr6en sic &uien abgetpieien.
Qln Ser tpefli6, fran5olti6=britt=
l6e11 6rpnt, lit dnl6einen6 @efe6ts-
paule. 9as bulgaril6e &riegSmt11i-
iterium beri@tet, 6aB bulgarii6 DIE
Eruppen Dono11inieln belebten. Ssn
ser Dobru6fda tpuroen unterlegene
fein6li6e Mngriffe nabe @urgebno,
2unpfalt1ro nn6 &m6in obgelb1agen.
@Iei6ertpeiie tpur6en fein6lt6e @n=
qriffe in Ma5ebonien abgetpieien.
1as ruiiii9e &riegsminiiterinm
gibt on1tli9 5u, bob 6ie 6eutl@en
Iruppen cuff bent 8alton 6ie 90
maui nobe 3i1nita iiberi@ritten ba=
ben. @s beiBt bon bort ferner, oaB
sic 93unranen I'M MlHbal iii6li4 bon
@ulin1onfit 5uriidge0rangt >pnroen.
8on 8erlin, orabtlos na@ Cob
bile miro orntlih beridtet: Mngrif=
fe Ser ruiio-run1duii6en Strettfrafte
in Sen @pergo8ergen an Der 0fol-
oapia Tront mmr6en NIT 19tperett
@erluIten fir ste 9lngretfer 5nrMd-
qeldlagen. Mebrere Stdbte in Stu
manien fii6Iid bonn SOB tp1roen
BON Sen Deutiden nn6 Sel lterret@ertt
erobert. Ser @t6eritan6 Der Mun1az
nen int Sieflan6 Ser unteren @lt tit
gebro6en. 0eiterreidii6 6eutl6e
Sruppet1 boben sic 9llt iiberfdritten.
5treitfrdfte 6es 5eI6ntaridans bon
W1adenIen baben 6ie Donm1 iiber'
ldrittett nn6 auf run1dniia iaem Booett
S1B gefobt. sStt BENT @eridt iiber Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

sic 6l1rdgeiiderte Gbatia@e, 6aB IN
sSSn6ien elm neuer er11lter 9lnfltan1
anSgebroben lit, uno bon @ultralien
uno 9eeui Iceland cine fur6terregenoe
@abrung unter Sen 9lrbeitern gernel=
set miro.
8er1enft lpur6e Ser briti16e 9an1=
pfer u!Brierton," 1856 Sonnen.
3lp0lf Monn 6eS 5000 groBen britt
i6en 9an1pfers vgrnalton" purben
an 2an6 gelebt. sic beri6ten, 6aB
ibr Sbiff BON einer1 Iau6boot ber=
1etft lpur6e.
9lus 9ltben miro bert9tet, 6aB al
le Ealiagiere un6 Munnidaften 0es
600 Gonnen groBen britiiden So
ipitoll9iffeS v8rae1nar gaitle", Sos
inn Wfittelneer auf eine 0fine fubr,
bis auf einen @fam gerettet tpur-
Sen. 9iesge5iebungen 5milden1eutld=
la1o n1ro glmerifa binii6tlid 0eS
5audbootfrieges baben 6er5eit feline
&riiis errei9t, me11n aub gertpidlun=
gen bepor febe11 n1ogen. Somobl Bra=
it6ert @ilion alS au6 StaatSiefretar
2ariing beoba6ter Sic 0iesbe5iigli6e
2age genau, aber me6er tie nod 6ie
iibrigen 8eamten alBern ii6 iiber Die
Mngelegenbeit.
9ie glbi6rift elmer 8roflamation
6es 6eutlden &omman6eur in Mn=
toing, 8elgien, an 6ie 6enti6en glr=
better lit in 2on6on eingelanfen.
9ari1 beiBt es, 6aB sic Mrbeiter itd
1ra6 grbalt Tires 9obnes, Ser Be-
5abH miro, 1penn tie ibre Dienite fret,
tpiuig anbtete1L ielbft err1atren mill
len @eiter Iautet bie 8efanntma=
9ung: Sic 6euti6en 8eb0roen be-
no :ribtigen 6as Nublifum, buB 81
biliiten 5ur Mrbeit ge5tpnngen tper=
SEN fonnen, menn ii6 ni6t genllgeno
frei1piuige 9lrbeiter mel6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
27. g}pbember.

sy1 Ser @ollo9ei baf'S bon nemem
qe1fobert, sort baben sic Deuti6en,
Seiterrei6er nn6 11ngarn oie 5toot
glIeran6ria er1tiirn1t. Ser Selo5ng
gegen Mnmd1ien geita1tet iib imrner
beiier fir 6ie W1ittelmadte nn6 tbre
@erbiin6eten. Sos S@idial bon Bn'
forelt i6eint beiiegelt 5u iein. 8on
6rei Seiten 1tGbern it6 Der Sanpt=
1to6t 6es @oIadenlan6es Die oent=
iden un6 olterrei@ii1en Seere. Die
Sruppen 6es 6el6ntarfdulls bon Wta-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
den1en 1teben 1ltr no6 40 Meilen
nnu 81tfare1t entferrt.

denlen lteben 11l1r 1ro6 40 Meilen
bon 8rfaref entfernt.
Die 8ulgaren baben oen 6lub BET
3inr1ita iiberlbritten ua1o gelpalttge
Gprratbe bon @etreioe in 6ieier
Sta6t erbel1tet, tpabrer6 Die 9eut=
ld)en lpeiter oberbal6 Ser Gonan mo-
be ser Oeiin0ung Ser 9llt bel Sslac5
ibren ltebergang er5tpangen. 0ie
Gerei11igung ser Grl1ppen Macfen<
lens nit jenen 6alfenbapns betpeiien
boorflein, 6ab ale in Sen lebten $50
cben ge1nel6eten ra1iiiid-runaniiden
Siege in Ser 9obruolba 1ti6ts als
Sal leleien tpore1t. Weade1rien 5og iei=
ne Gruppen offenbar 5uriid, UNI oie
Ionoriibergange bor5nbereiten, 6nr9
Sic oos 5hidlal Ser rumanii@en
@olrptltaot beliegelt iper6en ioa.
Iran50iil6e Sruppen griffen ge=
ltern abeno Sic 6eutiden Stennngen
i'm 1iioli6en Gbeil 6es ct. Bierre=
@aoit=Moloes an ser Somme=8ront
an> pie Sic Sberlte @eereSleitung
aus @erlin nel6et, tpur6en aber
61tr6 oeltlde 9lrtinerie uno Oeai6t=
nengelpebrf feuer obgei6logen. @om
ma5e6oni lden &riegsi6auplob iagt
ser 8eribt: 3tpiihen 6em Presba=
Gee nno Ser Gerna tparen beftige Mr=
tiQerie6ne1e 5u ber5ei6nen. 9tarfe
9lngriffe gegen sic S0ben 0itli@ bon
EarIpbu bra6en an 6e1n gSi6eri itano
6eut16er @afailone nteoer.
Deutlde uno acknowledgements
ihe Srl1ppen unter 6em &ommanoo
oes observation-disclosures &roft BON Del=
me1fingen, sic an bei6en Seiten beg
MltzsSInlies in Ser @aua6ei DorriiG=
ten, triebelt geltern Ole rurtdnifden
5treitfr4q fte iiber Sen Sopolog=TlnB
3uriid. Sic 93unaneh Sic it6 BON
Sriopa 5uriid5ogetl tpuroen tpetter
iii601tlih gebr6rgt nn6 per6en iett
bon binten eingei6lolien. sSn 6ielem
Mbi611itt boben sic 9eut1 16en % Sf=
fisiere un6 1900 Ma11n gefangen ge=
nonrnen 11n6 6rei @ei9iibe un6 eine
eroBe Menge bon Weunition erbeu=
tet. 9oriiber mel6et 6ie Sberite
&eeresleitnng: 6ront 6es @r5ber5ogs
sSoIepb: 9s11 SEN &arpatben mur6e Ell
ne ruliiide 9lbtbeilung int Snoona=
9lbI Idnitt 5uriidge1porfen, 6esglei6en
nebrere 8otaiuone int 8egrafora=
|SboI. 9eutl9e un6 ii oiterreid-lnga=
rii6e Sruppen 6es @eneroneutnants
@raft bon Delmenf ftnger1, Die an Bet
Sen @eiten ser gIt bon @or6en bor=
rmdten, 5tpongen Sen Sein6, itb btn=
ter Sen Sopolog=TluB 5nriid5u5ie=
ben. efIi6 bon Tigbeni bra6 6aS
i6hiil@e ssS11fanterte5&egiment go:
1O2, in glGn5en6er @eiie 11nterltiibt
bon Observation-Disclosures $50. 81
6ur6 sic feinoliden 9tnien un6
brad] d]te 10 Sfi5iere, 400 Mann nn6
Iieben Moihinengetpebre ein. Mler=
an6ria tp1tr6e an bet6en Seiten er=
rei6t nn6 6ie Sto6t erobert. l1n=
iere Sruppen in Tnrnu Seberin trie=
BEN 6en meberreit Ser rnntGntiden
Or1obus@rnppe tpeiter nod 6en1 5ii6=
often. ssSt 6ieier &tdtung fteaen ii&
ihnen an6ere Truppen irt Sen @eg.
Ser gefhrogene sSein6 bot neben b1u=
tigen @erlnlten btsber iehs Dampfer
|nn6 80 S9nten berlore1, Die mel
1te11 NIT tpertbboner 9ao1tng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
%. Hpbember.

9e0r6lid Ser @ontme tpur6en brt-
tii9e Mngriffe bet @ue11oecourt un6
fran5oltf6e @orl rltoBe am ct. Bierre
&aaf=Ialo bon renem abgetpielen.
1ie Deut16en bielten ale gtellun=
ger. Sruppen 6es 4. preuBii6en
Mrmeeforps baben eiren ueberfan
onf cine britil9e Stenung ont Ga
8alfee=&onol onsgefibrt, 5man5ig
@efangene gen1a9t unb bier Maidi=
aens ,,bre erbelttet @aritiihe In-
griffe bel 5erre an Ser CONNIE
5Sront 1ir6 nnter 6en1 6eut16en Teuer
5ulam1nen gebro6en.
5u6li1 bon 51norgun baben oie
gruppen 6es Hrin5en 2eopol6 bon
8apern borriiden6e rnlfii9e Srlp'
pen 5nriidgetpieien.
9[11 ser ma5e6onii i6en sSront ltno
auiierte1t @orpolten nit 6en berbii11-
6eten @teuungen in 6ublung gefom=
men. 0Qs preuBii6e @or6e=Sager>
battalion bat BEL Haralotpa cine
|gtellung 5uriiderobert. slud) baben
6eutlde uno bulgarii6e Streitfrafte
aae feinbli9en Mngriffe 0ltli6 pom
S6rioa=See, a1n 8resba<See un6 an
ser @erna 5uriifgetpieien.
9ie 9fumqnen baben 6en tDi6ttgen
Donambofen @arobia nn6 oan1tt 6as
gan5e @ebiet tpeitli@ 6eS Mltflnlies
qerGu1nt. Ser @iegeslauf Ser Mr=
nee 6es Generals bon GalfenboDn
in Der rumGnil9en @bene 6auert on.
ees1n 01onat October babe1r Sic Ml=
liierten an ser @eltfront int ga1t3en
1O2 sylng5ea1ge eingebiibt, Die Dent<
lden 6agegen nur pier5ebn. Sm Weo-
not October baben 6ie 9niierten nod
elmer mntli6en 8erltner 8efant1tma=
DUNG 146 @9iffe bon 5uiannen
100000 Sonnen berloren. Da5m
fommen ro6 72 neutrale Sbtffe bon
$1,000 Tonnen.
Ser britil6e 9anrpfer ~8ritans
nic," elm 9fieienidiff BON 47,500
Sonnen> iit im Megdiiden Meere nit
einem @erIn1t bon so Menidenleben
6ur6 cine Niine o6er einen Sorpeoo
pernidtet tpor6en. @erienft tpnroen
Der Britt ide @termaiter ~@renaoa. -"
1868 Tonnen nn6 Ser nortpegtl9e
Dampfer r@itp of Mertfo," 1511
Sonnen. Ser boldnoiide Dn1pfer
vSeIena" lit in ser geor6iee anf elmer
Mine anfgeflogen.
Gom ruma1iIhen &riegsidmtplns
miro beridtet: Sront 6es @r5ber-
aoqs @orl 1ran8 sssoiepb Gebt @at=
Ter @arI I.) 9l1 Ser Sfgren5e bon
Tronslplpanien fanben @orpoitenge-
fedte ftatt. Die @nilen iin6 oalelblt
perltarft por6en. Die Gage in Der
ggollochei ift 1nperdn6ert ssSSn @ra=
ioba fielen ouBer an6erer &riegsbe11'
te 300 giienbabn>paggons tn nn1ere
Sdnbe. - Tront bes 6elbmari9ols
bon Weadenfet: ssS1t ser Dobruoiaa
unb an beri idie6enen Gunften at1 Der
Dono11 tpar Mrtileriefeuer at per'
5eidrten.
Ser Miidtrttt 6es &errn @oHlieb
BON eeyoqom als @taotsfefretdr 6es
ousspartigen Mnttes iit balbamtlt9
angefiin6igt tpor6en. Sein Naafol,
qer iom 11nteritabsiefretar Mlfreb
Zimmerman >per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
8eoim9mm9Swetie.
Mb5ng ser amerifanii@en Sr1tppen.
-Grotofoa pun &onferens mmter-
5eidnet. - sn pier5tg Sagen. -
SIM Safe ne11er 8anoitenmnr1ben
uirb neme Grpeoition geididt. -
8tdtiger 3miak.

9ltIantic @itD, sc. s., "a.
9eop. - Sic Oiitglie6er Der gen1ii9-
ten Notwithstanding &om-
miilion unter5ei9neten am Jreitag
in gltla11tic @itp, sc. S., Elm proto-
foa> 1pel6eS bie bebinyungSmei1e 3u-
riid5iebung Der in Wferifo befinoli.
den arnerifanilden Expedition bor=
iiebt, NIT oem 3uiab, bob amerifani>
l6e Iruppen 5ur gerfolgung merifa-
nil6er 8an0iten na6 !0ferifo gei4idt
tperoen f0nnen, menn imn1er Die 9fe=
gierung ser Ser. 9taaten 6ies fir
notbig balt. Gins Der merifanilben
DeitgHeber miro an1 Weontag na9
9ueretaro, 0eer.> reiiel I'M Gene
raj Garran5a 6as grotofoa 5ur Be-
itatigung gu nnterbreiter1. Cine an-
oere Nbidrift miro Ser anerifant-
16en &egierung bonn 'Sefretar 6es
s5nnern 6ranflin s.. Sane unterbrei=
tet tper0en. @err Sane, Ser gor=
liber6er ser a1nerifanilden &ontmii-
lton it, lit 6reitagaben0 na6 8a1b-
i11gton gereilt.
@enn 6as SErotofoa bon 6e1 bei-
Sen Negierungen ratifi5iert lit, miro
6ie &on11niilion bon neuem am s. De=
5ember 5ulan1mentreten, Inn iiber
Sen 'S9ub bon 2eben un6 gigentbum
bon glmerifanern un0 anoeren Mus=
lan6ern in Merifo un6 a16ere Sra,
gen 5u beratbe11. 6alls cine Der Bet
Sen &egierunge1 oos slbfon1men ber=
tpirft miro 0ie Sbatigfeit Ser &on-
feren5 fir abgeidloiien erflart. sSn
tpel6er Staot sic na9lte Sibung
1tottfi1toen miro, bleibt Ser @ntldei=
Dung gtaatsiefretar 2aniings un6
8otl l6after slrre6on6os ii6erlaiien.
Sic @auptparagrapben bes Broto=
fous laute1.
9ie ,uidtisiten Garaerapben.
@r it ems: 9ie in1 Staat Gbibna=
bua nnter 1em Sberbefebl Gen.
Sobn $. &erlbings ftebenoen omeri=
fo11tluye1 Sruppen follelt 1ili1te1i &C &c
Iage11> bon Ser geitatigung ieitens
ser bei6en Hegierungen an gere6=
net, 5uriidge5ogen meroen, Doraus-
gelebt, bab sic Sage in 6ielem Sbeil
Merifos ridt in 6riit oerart getpor-
oen lit, baB Sic an1erifaniide @ren5e
gefGbr0et lit. sSn 6ieiem Jaa ion
Sic 6ri1t berlangert mer6en.
3meitens: 0ie nertfa1tii6e
9lr1npp 1pn Sic merifdniid)e Sette Der
@ren5e 1no sic on1erifanilde slrmee
6ie un1erifanii9e Seite i6iiten. Oie
bei6erieitigen Mrn1een lollen ie6ob
nidt genteinlhaftlid borgeben, Inn
oie @ren5e gu i6iibe11.
Drittens: gs ion oen 8e-
feblsbabern Der beiben @rmeen an
Ser @re115e iiberlaiien bleiben. ar'
engagements 5n einem 3ulanntenar-
beiten gegen 6ie 8anoifen gu treffen,
menn i1rn1er eS moglid) lit.
Dus &e@t Ser amerifantlben &e=
gierung, Gruppen iiber 0ie @ren5e
CUR gerfolgung Ser ganoiten i9ide1r
gu 6iirfen, iit I'M &rotofon 11idt anf-
genommen ionbern lit in elmer 3m-
Iab= =9enflhrift entbolten. 9te mert-
faniiden &ontmiiiare batten lid nit
6an6en uno SiiBen oagegen ge-
1tra1bt, irgen6ein Mbfom1nen 81 n11=
terseidnen, in tpeldem iie onr6 tbre
ltnterl Drift getpiiiermaben eine Ser
Iebung ser @obeitsredte Wsertfos
billigen miiroen. Domit erflarten
iic] 6ie omerifa1iiden 8ertreter
ldIieBlib einberltan6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
gIns bem &atifan fpmmt bie Mad=

riht, DOB Ser 81. Bafer nd an e1z
nem Groteit gegen 6ie Deportation
6er 8elqier na9 9eutfdlanb ntdt
betbeiligen miro. Das @eben Der Ml'
Iiiprten 1T int @atifan tpie6er eine
nerIorene 2iebesniib getpeien.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-07
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Claud Allen of Roswell and c. E.
Allen were business visitors in Boise
last week.
Ben Davies has the contract for the
bank building and started work last
week.
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy Snyder June 27.
Mrs. Sam Simpson and Mrs. Geo.
Mckee were Caldwell visitors Thurs
day.
Harry DeFrance was the victim of a
painful accident last week; while
stacking hay, the tine of a Jackson
fork struck him in the mouth badly
bruising his face, but he is making
satisfactory recocery.
J. H. Mclaughlin of Caldwell was
a professional visitor in this vicinity
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Norman and Miss
Elizabeth Russell were shopping in
Caldwell Wednesday.
0. E. Peret, F. E. Bollman, M. Fro
sig, G. Clason, H. Vail. N. Madsen
M. Sawyed and C. E. Allen spent
Saturday and Monday building a sid
ing at Allendale crossing which will
be convenience for all farmers Of
that vicinity
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X X X r X = X X X X X X + X 4
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E. G. Kendall was Boise visitor
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huston and
Mr. and Mrs. Chmarles Robbins spent
Sunday at the Robbins home.
Among those who filed on the
homestead north of Newtons were
Charles Robbins, Pearl Newman and
Archie Miller.
Miss Eleanor Proses spent Sunday
and Monday at the Kendall home.
Mr.. Cakes was in the community
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Travis spent
the Fourth in Boise.
Part of the Community spent the
Fourth at Lake Lowell, part at New
mans and some at the river fishing.
Bert Salisbury and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sites from Caldwell and Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Salisbury from Gem
District spent Tuesday at the George
Sites home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sanders and
children of Fresno. Calf, are visiting
at the Kendall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Bailey went
to Boise the Fourth returning the
fifth
Weygandts, Keister, Mulch. Ken
dali, Bailey, Robbins, Sites were
towns visitors.
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George spent last Tuesday at Hamp-

George spent last Tue sday at Hamp-
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beeson spent
from Sunday until Wednesday at Pay
cite visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baird, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Nooner and son Stwart. Es-
Their Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cas-
teel and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
and son Floyd, spent the Fourth at
John Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rowland. and
family spent the Fourth in Boise,
They visited the Barracks and met
several of the bows who used to live
in this neighborhood.
Mrs. John Beeson spent last Friday
at Andrews.
Miss Carol Greedy spent last Sat
urday night with Mrs. Earl Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
son Floyd, Clyde Rowland and Mrs.
l.. A. Smith and son, Seaver of Cald-
we'll, took dinner at Bob Smiths last
Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Mills spent last Sunday
night at Greely's.
Walter Vogel of Washington was
here visiting his sister. Mrs. NJ. S.
Greedy and family from Saturday un-
til Monday.
Leila Simpson, Loyal Walker, and
Mr.. Morgison attended party at
Torrences last Sunday night.
Miss Lucille Robinson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson of Marble
Front, died last Sunday morning at
II o'clock at the home of her bro
Their, c. l.. Robinson in Caldwell. Her
Death was caused by typhoid fever
which resulted III pneum onia. Her
loving and gentle disposition made
her many friends in this neighbour
hood, who mourn her death. This
neighborhood extends their most
heartfelt sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson and family in their sad be-
reavement.
George Judd and Clyde Rowland
spent last Saturday evening in Boise.
George Judd spent the first if the
week at Payette visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fill Noined and son,
| Stwart, spent last Sunday night at
! George Smiths.
Newell Greeley went with his uncle
Walter Vogel. to Washington to stay
for some time.
George Judd was the lucky one tc
draw the state land on the other side
of the lower dam.
Ike and George Judd went over las,
Saturday to see Georges new land.
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report the Chautauqua PROGRAM as
very enjoyable.
L. B. Cowan was in from the ranch
Monday.
Otto Blackaby returned the first OF
the week from Jordan Valley where
he went to pack his household goods
for shipment Mrs. Blackaby and baby
arrived Thursday. They are occupying
the Hall bungalow.
Paul Tracy came over and ceie
brated the Fourth with home folks,
DR.. Thomas c. Cosgrove left
tuesday for Boise where he took the
state dental examination passing with
high grades. He returned home Mon
day.
T. +. Tracy made business trip to
Caldwell Monday returning Tuesday.
Nj. c. Keith. formerly of Wilder.
expects to open pool hall in the
Jordan building soon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mcdowell and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Flesher
and Roy Fletcher celebrated the
Fourth at the Mcdowell home.
Emil John was in town Thursday
on his way home from Caldwell. He
reports the arrival Of an eleven pound
baby girl at his home Sunday. Mr..
John has large ranch on the Owy-
hee river about 70 miles from Home
dale. He expects to harvest $50 tons
of hay this season and to market it
at $1,000 per ton.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. F, F.. Trotter Friday
afternoon, July 7.
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Records the third, 67.S lbs. Last
month Mr.. Records held first place
with the same cow with record of
63.5 lbs.
Records of feed, showing costs of
producing a pound of butterfat or
100 lbs. of milk are not given here
for the reason that a single months
record of these is not of great value.
Mr.. Beier states that the cost has
run very low the past few months,
due. to the fact that many of the
cows are fresh and on green feed
This enables them to make their high
est production on pasture and small
amount of hay"
Since persistency of milk flow is
as important as the quantity of flow
or the fat test, the cost of produc-
ton for short periods has little Sig
nihcance
Association which have produced
ne II, 1916:
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained at
their next meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Hetrick.
Harry VAIL was out from Boise
Friday looking after improvements
being made on his ranch.
Rachel Miller of Caldwell has been
visiting at the H. Shaffer home the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Paine and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Paine were up from Ros-
we'll Sunday visiting at the Soper
homes.
George Jordan was a business visi-
tor in Caldwell Thursday.
The first car under the new manage
ment of the interurban road came
out Sunday, number of Caldwell
business men came along, and the
people at this end of the line will
fully appreciate the schedule to be
established.
Miss Wheeler has been visiting
friends in Boise for few days.
Mrs. Harlie King and daughter are
out from Caldwell visiting relatives
A daughter arrived at the home oil
Mr.. and MRS. Stanley Baker last
week.
Mrs. w. S. Rowland was Caldwell
visitor Friday.
w. Rhoades and ]. H. Mayue have
been circulating a petition in regard
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Mrs. Bruce Wilson is on the sick
list again.
Miss Esther Baird of Payette is here
visiting her brother. Earl Baird and
wife for some time.
Bill Nooner is out of the hospital
and is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hampson and
family spent Sunday at Doc Judds.
Earl Baird spent last Saturday
night and Sunday in Payette visiting
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lonkey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lonkey and daugh-
ter jeanette spent last Monday in
Boise They visited the Barracks
where John Lonkey's son is.
Roy Smith spent from Saturday un-
til Wednesday in Boise celebrating
the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Judd and son
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herd record); Vernon Rogers -;
H. A. Wines g; S. Lee 10; T. Fur
banks 7; E. G. Amack II; G E.
Baumgarner, TO-
S. Lees herd of Jerseys still holds
first place in the association with an
average of Al lbs. of fat; Boise High
School herd (not including two cows
owned by David Tate) is second with
an average of 1876 lbs. fat, and the
herds of Leo Marsters. E. Marsters
and H. A. Wines averaged respect
lively 38.43 lbs, 1888 lbs. These are
goods records and there are several
others nearly as good, considering
the numbers of cows and stage of
lactation
J. S. Hubert has the highest indi-
vidual COW record of 1913 lbs, H. A.
Wines the second $50 lbs, and A.
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The second months work of the
Boise Valley Cow Testing Association
has been completed Mr.. Beir's report
part of which is given below, shows
seventeen herds to have made aver
ages of 80 lbs. or more Of butterfat
for the month. The owners of these
herds, with the number of cows on
test this months, each herd are as
follows:
J. S. Hubert A. Records I; H. ].
Renk 9; c. E. Jensen I; w. G. Mes
sersmith u; E. Marsters 8; Leo
Marsters %; J. U. West Is, M. E.
Pratt %; H. G. Watson 8; Boise High
School IS; 1.-TWO COW tested with the
Boise High school herd belong to
David Tate, a B. H. S. boy; the two
averaged AS lbs. of fat for the
month, 3.5 lbs higher than the best
The fo1louino fable oiyeS the n
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to the representation of this territory
in the good roads district.
Captain Cupp was out from Cald-
we'll last week getting recruits for
the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowland were
out from Caldwell Saturday and Sun
day visiting relatives.
Deer Flat and Wilder played bali
Sunday, and Wilder won the game.