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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25
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Geriif,tc, DOB StaatSiefretGr gfo.
Bert 9aniiug anltsaniibe lei unS III.
|nerbalb Der itafiten bier @oden feline
Heiienation einreihen iueroe, poGcn
mid! CUR Jtube fominen. Isle nett lie
altf @abrbeit beritben uu6 ipie peii
MIR Der Wuni6 ibrer 8erbreiter 80.
ter bes 8ebanfens lit, IdBt iid ni6t
feitiieIlen; tie farlen slierIt alli, als
Die Ssraae Der getpaffnung Don Sail-
belsififfen einen 8egeniuB 5tpii6ci
benz Brafibenten irne ieinem eriteir
9eratber 5u idoffen if)ien unb fiC
iinb ieitber jeSesnol tuieoer gu reiielr
9eben eripedt iporoer, ipenn man i'm
Staatsbeparterient cine Sdrpenfluto
oolljog.
Serr 9arriing ION iib anaebIid) nit
Sanoen imb isiiben eeeen Elm energi'
ites @orgeben eegen @roBbri-
tdnnien itrduben, ip1hreno Der Brd-
iibent, tbeils aug @erehtigfeitsee.
fiibI. tbeils aus poIitiiten geipee-
grilnbert entidJloiien lit, nabOeln
9eutihIan6 in alien Sragen nadgage.
ben bat, Die 8irfrng i6arfer ytrten
aud einmaI on Sobn Bull Su beriu-
deit !Serrn earnings slniid)ten fanien
fiirslid in elmer piel unb iibertpie.
|geno abfdilig fonrmeniirten GrfId.
riing gum gusbrud. nafJ Der elm Dor.
geben gegen @roB 9ritanirien ipeecit
Ter in Der letten oeutIhen gsote e.;t-
5altenen angebIid,en geoingunaea
iebr idnpierig, ipeun nid,t unn6gIidJ
aenldht iporben lei. @eni1e Sa1e
ipdter perlalltete pom @ciBen Satic,
hhB Ser Yrdiibent cine energiife
Diote or Gitolano in @orbereitlius
babe. mornuf man aiih I'M Giants.
Tepartement ben Son tpehielte.
Sb Der @orfall beoeutllngsppa oocr
nidtsingcnb lit. bIeibe SerlScier iiber-
IaIleiI ieSenfaIla erpedie ole idyein.
Fare 1escpouirintg rieoer sic aIten
geriidte, Ole Surdl bie jiingite ongc6.
lih iebr leidte Grfrdrfung Serrfl
Earnings neuc geItatigung 3u erhaI.
ten ideineii. es ip1rc elm ieltiames
Spiel bes 3uiaIls, ioIlte Serr Can.
iing elm SSabr, nadoem grnan pegen
ser gtote an Geutiblano ieinen sl6-
id)teo llabnt, iiber cine Mote OIL e,is.
lamb itoIpern ooer Der offentlit,c.;
Neimng gum Spfer iaIlen. Gr nlas
I'M @eiite probritiid) iein fir Gle
periddebenen Noteu Der glominiitra.
ton fam er inbes rtift aaeiu oer-
anttportlidD seilaflt perSen, benn TO-
ipeit grdiibent @ilion nidt ibrcn
Gharafter beitimnrte unb ioweit rein
Icsalc ssraaen in getraa,t fontneii,
bat Or. sSarnes 9roapt Scott, elm ae.
borener aanaoier unb natiiraItIirtsr
anerifanifder giiraer, piel nit Ser
geitimnning bes eeeen 8eihid,lano
eingeidlaeeren Surfes 81 tbun &c.
babt.
SIM @eiben Sauie id)eint mait in.
Ses iett 3n Der llebcr5euslrng gefonl.
men Sii fem, oaB EN- energii6es gor.
eeben eeaen @roB-8ritdritien rrtbi9
lit, Inn ons 9aito bon Der lliparteb
Iihfeit Der Administration 5ii iiber.
sem1en. 9ie iriife MeboIiitiOn, ibre
llnterbriifiing itno baS gfp, bas Die
Sinridtung sablreifer iriifpr Ga.
trioten bier aefmtben, boben aud in
glSminiitrntionsfreiieu, fpie nerttraIc
GipIonicten init Gritnnten feItiteIltelt,
einer nlerfipiirbigen llmfdapirig Der
|stinlratns betpirft uno ben gntIMub
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HtnDpte9. = DIE Sufubr pd'
MIR mdbis, bic Ha9frase cine quit
uno bic preift itetis. Gute Mila.
aibe iinb fteiig, bic anbsrsn aber lin.
ben nur ipsnig a6nabms. Stoders
uub 5eebers tdmsn nur ipsnis in ben
Wartt.
Wlittlere unb idppere Gtiere 1925
$50; iyleifder Stiere $6.75-
S.85; austrIefene bis extra 1926
$50; aiibe $5.00-7.OO; auserlefsn.
biz sItra $7.25.7.5O; Gamers $4.'
00-4.75; fttte 9airp &iibs 5000
TOO; auserIefsne Biz ertra $7.25--
7.50; WilHiiibe $3.50; Stodsrs
uHb iyesbers Stisre S5.518.00;
Seifers $5.50-7.oo; aak $500
600.
guilen. 8as gnsefpt tpar
serins, bic Ya6frase gut unb ber
Warit fsit.
Settle gulIen $7.5O-8.OO; golos.
na $6.50-7.65; massrs unb lsi4t'
S5.00-6.50.
&dfber. Die 3ufubr par
siemIid srob, bic Ra4fross gut uni
Die preiie ftetis.
Bette adlber $10.75-11OO; fair
Big CUTE leidts $6.00-1O.75; orbi'
mare unb srobe $5.00-1o.5o.
2 hneins. Die Ra9frass
mar cine CUTE unb bic gDrsiTs parsn
feit. Gegsn Stlub iuurbe Der Marti
lanaiam. GerisI limb rar.
Cute Bis aussrleisne gerpadunsss
unb TlsiiderfOrisn $9.80-9.S5; ses
mii6te 0erpadungsfOrten 1856
$50; ausseiu1ts mittlsre, 16O bia
$50 pfunb, $9.5O-9.eO; lsi6i. Der
fanbtiOrisn, 100 Bis 155 pfunb, 49,.
25-9.4O; orbinGrs bis CUTE Jertsl,
10 piunb unb baruntsr, $685.
70; orbindrs Big aussrlsisne fdtpers
fette Sdue $7.50-9.25; Stass &c.
$6.O0-700.
g dafe unb 2dmmer. -
Der Wartt mar beute lansfam unt
bic prsiie fix Sdafe ftelen lin ettpd
25c. = 2dmmer fielen lin 4o-50e,
trosbem bic 3ufu6r ssrins mar.
S9afs, erfra S8.20-8.35; quit
Bis aus.rleIene $7.50-8.0O; orbinGr'
Biz fair $4.00- TOO. - ldmmer.
erird $12.S5-13.OO; CUTE Bis auser'
Ieisns $500 1915; Orbindrs Ma
fair $10.00-11.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

se;eitigt iebt aid eneIanS iDeaen
ieiner gerlebinisen bes g0lferrcdts
ju itrifter Siedlenidlait jii 5icben. 9er
Neg oortbin gebt aber angebli6 iiur
iiber 9errn Earnings 2eid)e, o0er
icoenfaas iiber feline biplomaiii6egr.
franfing. inaen Die gerbreiter Ses
Geniiiionsgeriidts.
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Sud e.. - Vrtiie ftlt. ~ Wnfs
finirter Gut Coat $3.50; pctpbersb
$3.50; Cubes $50; eraniiIiritr ST.
20; GoHftciiouers ~ 1910; OIL
sQl1 7.80-9.00; ipfiBer eyird $3.50
20; erira q. $50 Per 6unbsri
pfunc.
MoIaffes if fsiis. = siD
Crlsns ppsu asttle 45-65si Gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

V tbt " ~ ~ 6f. wv"
Die na6folssnben Quotirnnssn be-
5iebsn fi9 nur duf gneros 9rans
attionen. Bel ilsinsrsn Gefddften
pspoen sttpas bjbere prsiie bsrs4net.
proDifiontn.
G4mal5. prtma Sieam
12.5o-12.60; GamiIp 13.5O-14.'
90.
|1rodsm stfafa.kss glsifd.
- Sbort clear Geitsn, lofs 13A-
14e; gytra ibort clear Ssiien 13a-
1876; iirse siippenieiten 13t-13ae;
Bellies 10 15se.
Bacon. Sbott clear Seitsa
14s-15At; trtra fbort clear Seiten
14A-15e; fbort Rippenlsiten Id
15e; Bellies 16a-17e.
iiiiiiii32 b nam Tim I'm mu mil
Susar Gureb Sleiid. -
G6inien 19-19se; pitnic S4ultern
+14-14se; geatfeit Bacon 20
22c; GHultern in padeien II
lac; Rem gort Gut 14-14se; tros
dtns Beef sdinlsn 27A-2sic per
pfunb.
Gi5sep0feftes gfeifh. =
Gdiutsn 18-16ae; pienie SduIs
tern 12a-12at; gstlies 15-15At;
G9uIiern 12f-13e: G1ulisrn, u.
o. Gut bo. 12a-13e.
grif4esgtsifd.- G6intsn
16A-1Tse; picnic Gtulisrn 12-
12ac: S4ultsrn 12--12ae; fbort giips
penisitsn 12a--13c: ibort clear
RippsnI.itsn 13-13ae; erira fbort
clear Rippenf.iien 12A-13e; Bellies
Ieidte 17A-1sac; Bellies, i&tpsrs
16a-17ae.
Webl unb getreibe
WebI. = Winter paient $5.85-
6.10; Winisr fantp $5.65-5.s5;
Winter fancp $5.1o-5.35; Winier
ertra S45O-4.S0; Wiier orbindrer
S400-425; 9artss Nei,en pattnt
$5.85-6.25; 6aries Weiaen fancp
$5.365.75; 9aries Mei5en familp
s4.60-4.s5; Rossen, ROrtbpeitsrn
stmiidies $5.00-5. 10; Rosssn, 9th
reinss $5.00-5.25; Rpssen gitp ses
miI9ies $4.75-5.00.
Mei3en. glo. 2 rotkr Winte-
S1.u-1.14; go. 8 DO. $1.@--
Ito; 80. a DO. 90-9b7c.
Welf9torm SO. / tpsibss
--e; SO. 2 ho. 77h-7se; 30. 3 bo.
77-77ae; Io. A DO. 75-76c;
To. 8 DO. 72a-73Ac; 80. 6 bo. 70h
-72ac. SO. / ssfbes e: Ro. 3 90.
77a-78e; go. 3 DO. 77-77ac; Ro.
A DO. 75-76c: go. s bo. 72A-73ac;
90. 6 DO. 70a -72Ae; 80. ! stmii6s
tss ~; Go. 2 bo. 76h 77e; no. 3
DO. 76-76te; No. a bo. 74a-75ae;
go. 5bO. 72-74e; Vo. 6 bo. 70A--
71te; Golbeniorn, fpslbes, 76-
78t; aoIbsntorn, eef6ss. 76-7Se;
ssolbeniorn, semiIhtes. 76-7se per
gu.
Roggen.- 80. @ 96-98e; go.
8 bo. 92-94e; go a bo. 85-90e.
6dftr. Noribnsitsrn, 92o. 2
ipeiber, AS; glortbfpeitsrn
Gtanbarb fpeiber 45-46c; Hortfs
iptiier, go. 8 irxibsr 44-45c; 90.
3 ipeiber, sinbsimifbeu 42-43c;
80. 4 ipeiBer 41--42e; go. 2 sss
mifdier 41--42e; 30. 3 gemiI@ter.
sii,beimifder 4o-41e; 30. A seniibs
let 39-40r.
Wbisfeb.
wertauft ipurben 705 gbls. Dis
filters Ginifbb @oobs auf Der Balls
bon $1.40 per GoIIoe.
Groceries.
aaffee - Supd 23-30t; Mos
da 29-30e; Guntemaia funfp 1Ss;
DO. gutter 17he.
Mo eaufss
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(sslO, wonSs mnb Niii.n in Oltlu yOrf

eeIAxffspsyiers ssrbsn jn 84x bic.
fentirt. @sAjst anf 9cnbon sdrtn hsfts.
i}lr 90 1ass ANY. St&t A:7s AabsI
AnpsiLuncsn M1e1 grans, siSt s;s s;s1,
9rsnsn Sidi is.S, Aata 1Sx. Sire stdt
$50, &abd s.a9K, RubelSi&t 3if: 3abd
si,S; Silter. Barren 7i11s RsrufaniIdbe
Tplars 5<H.
Gftitna GO pufbt aud beute
piebss can Tgu6 5uin Bsrlanfsn ausasabi
nnb bic HrsiIs ber Giieubatn' aftisH haitfn
barunter 40 Isiben. 7is JHbuItrieahsn
passn tiHsssts ftR.
0ttsupsns Hutsu.
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Setn ~ unbtr

.sSa lpas madt beun bic Gsuertp'br
bd pbea auf Der pappeI9"
Nd, bd III 70 a. prcfeFpr einsrt
&Gfer nah'trdrelt - unb iebt fanrt
er allen ni9t mebr 'runter.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25
mefaasMarft.
81 IN g0rt, "a. mai.

Rep Dorf, "a. Wldi.
aupfer. = Wartt fcii.
gleetrolptit. - Ulartt nominal;
fir ausuft unb fpdter $28.5o-30.'
90.
eiien. - Martt iistis unb unDsr'
dnbertl
3inn. - Wartt rubtg.
glst. - $7.15-7.35.
Spelter. = Martt ptllig.
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106Hn6 36s3fsunI14e. -
pie umfdte i'm bisiIssn Gfearinsbaus be-
'hftH iid bsute suf $3.50, 100.
ysfa sssusissssn.
Ter 4arit mar bente redi Iebbait. Dtip
eiitss Dos com. tatitn einsu Bsriuit pom
stfps ~ pcints " shsiptn. ba Elm itnrfer
1rId sum Beriauiea ausoeubt Ipurbs.
plsn iagi, bab bic btlhtn 4aptfalss
ten itre Aiiien aui ben Nsrft eeworien
tditen. Giiies Serpiee2lftitn hinsssen iiie,
gsn Nm etpa 30 Yotats. auiericen Jiouing
Miu tom. ipartn In gutter Nadirage mao
ihloien 5u 2y7, Columbia Was 5u 164.
1aHrfbsnbs Wsridsfs iine su bsrs4isa;
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arpbe.

.Sebt baFf Du ben waiilIer, nit benz
III lid pertragen, bod ipieoer nngcs
ptmpt!4
.a6, i'd fpout' nur Is5'H, obtr mis
NOD 50f it,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

Gbiouso, "a. Mai.
Meissn. = 5iir Juli $1.09s-1.s
III, dm S6luB $1.09a; fir Seps
tsmber $1.1os-L11s. am S4lub
$1.10s.
WeIf4torn. Sir Suli III
72Ae. oln Sdlub 72c; fir September
70-70sc, an ShluB 70tc.
9afer. - Siir Juli 40a-411, am
G4Iub 40}c; fir Geptember 3Ss
j39c, am G6lub $500.
Rossen. - Rarft nominal.
Geriie. - 60t
1imotbp. - $6.O0-S
ales. - $7.50--15.O0.
PORT. - Cir JuIi $23.00--23.10,
am GnfuB 23.00; fir September
22.67-22.S0. am Gdiub S22.70.
G9mats. - Jiir Suli 12.75-12.s
SO, am Snlub 1875; fir Septems
bsr l2S5-12-s5. am e4Iub IL
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gissesnsi. q. MsI ieie

gtsstsnuft "A. Rat 1914
~ esrutsu ssrtn sud ktnis sIenlidj
Rad bs(ddltiek 3is HsGfrige hG4 1srs
letss par Siss sedf gate unb eslo if pii,
ii6. FAR ferfetsn .on eaus busbeH Don
bsa Hanssa 4-lz tersanet, pdtrsno os.
iddiiepatiere ~ S-6sI bisipntirt ssroen.
An oHsHsn Hartfe surbsn 9arlsteH .on
eau u sx - ~ unn suf 8fi ~ -
4XS DfatsF1.
osaid Ell Nsb Ssa
gtfben @ Dari Spil4sn gdnIen psrfanft.
4k gounisrtsts beiras we |rdmis PEI
os4in sal o6ssS&
Si4ts Usdid anf gonbsa pnsbfn -
AIe sryjb. SterfiHs supiirt. 6fr @ed,.
lsi snf 9fxiin putben sue far Mari
tsSs4Tss. ihs 1s9fsl ssi paris leHe yrs
fyaue. eul 4mjfersnm l2e BRO oulbtn
nm spi 0ien t5e Der &rsns, qireS 1915
&nta %, brsHss t6apfiU 1876.
uatss rstis snb hsfis. GIs Hanlss sas'
sttsa pie fslot;
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s.sIisn ssu; a.. = I5!!l; . sss. =. g 9; ss;. .i.ls
81. 5 3 2. S ;a sss;. s'ss ii .:i;ia re
fiiisssn y 3 81; 4 Aisis d : ~; 4 4 of "a. SS s:SS
s;ri asaisss g.. g ssiis; sas: ST.. ~ ~
ss.Iss. ss.ss 8. 8. g 81 4 M :s. s.s sssI IN AZ
s:n. ':'., = *ss 81 ss''1s ss.s sssi e. ~ ~ 49,
sgs ssgsisi q sss. 81 attsss 81 ssssa sia Iis
e.Maet ? .eefi.4 hioils esst. q. .. al. 81. q y
sSs asisSs 4 ~ &: ss sss a. q a.. H.. ~ -
ccfA 60. tsf. Az. NHIGs 8aiIrs. st.. =. isi y
Tenn. ~. .0rref.bs- - - Nnitis. asn. u 71x
Tin eseutifiee %. I'M 1ys. O.. q. er.... fssN
er!s q. lrEatese- HH In q Gao. f..... ~
crit asn. lr. 90. rs lfklrb nbs al. g.. %
0m. 3ftciyie us. .ies l:ialss -. a.. fh
~ Herfe. 4. AZ. ssH;tiptea oa< .. ~. -
~. Qerttaf rsf. u. sSstn 3. HuD1sr st.. 1874
Snt \. T. Ef...... tssSll .. efsei 81. .lesk
Jnf nG. ~ -. nnIlre, Q. Gten. Ef. ssH
.. gtrft tsb, IT, ~ urior ~ -. So
z. q 2. IN. e.. -. AZ 0ffiinse. I'll .sr. ia
0.. n. az l. g.. nv
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Re 10 gort, "a. mai

Webl. - Marft perdnberli6. =
Sprina patents $5.75-6.05; Wintel
patshts $5.45-5.65; Wintel
Straisbts $5.4o-5.50.
Wei,sn. - Rarft f.h; 90. 0u.
rum $1.173; Ro. 2 barter $1.20a
Ro. 1 Rortbsrn 9ulutb $1.27a; 20
/ Rortbern Tanitobu S1.27a {. o. 3
Rem yori.
WelIdtorn. : Warlt iietia; 20
2 seIbssS4sc c.i. 7. 9lsip gort.
6dfer. Marft taum itetig
Stan6orb 481t.
6ei. = Martt feit.
5opfen. = Wlartt Iietig.
6dute. - Tlarit fen.
aebtr. - Iarft felt.
Bort. - Wlnrtt iietis.
Beef. - Martt ftetis.
S6mals. - Martt ii.tis; Mibbl'
Meit $13.o5 1915.
SaIg. - Narft ipinig; gitn 10
10ae; Gpslial 10zc.
WoIIe. = Uldrft iisiig.
Neis. - Marit feft.
WofaiIss. - Worfi fais.
3uder. = Wlarft rubis; geHtrifu'
aoI 1927; MoIaffes $3.50; raffinir.
ter, iteiig; feinsr eranulirter $7.65.
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Donnerftag, %. Wlai.
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RiHbp. Saipeine S9dfs
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office, Blackfoot, Idaho, May
18th, 1916.
Notice is hereby given, that the
\ fractional plats of survey of the fol-
lowing townships will be officially
filed in this office at 3 o'clock a. m.
on June Is, 1916.
Township / north, range 80 e. B. M.
Township / north, range 81 e. B. M.
Township north, range 81 E. B. M.
}, (FractionaD
Twenty days prior to the date of
opening of said townships and on and
after that date, the Register and Re-
ceiver of this Office will be prepared
/ to receive applications for entry of
said lands.
! However, no priority will be Sc
cured or right forfeited by the pre-
sentation of an application at any
time within twenty days prior to the
date of the official opening of these
lands. All applications for same re-
ceived at this Office at any time dur
ing the twenty days prior to June Is,
1916. will be held and treated as
simultaneously filed with all appli-
cations that are filed at 9 o'clock a.
m. on June Is, 1916.
J. T. CARRUTH,
43-1 Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12
MEXICAN BANDITS RAID
+. MORE TEXAN TOWNS
More Troops and Civilian Poose in
Pursuit Under Colonel Sibley-
Funston's Orders, "Kill or Cap
ture."

Glen Springs, about ten miles from
the Texas border, was raided by
Mexican bandits last Friday night.
Three American cavalrymen and one
civilian boy are known to have lost
their lives. The six remaining men,
bers of Toop A, who were a guard
detachment were all wounded, and
reports say a number of civilians are
missing since the raid.
On the same evening store was
raided, about Is miles to the north,
and the proprietor and clerk taken
back as prisoners.
Saturday night seven employees of
the International Mines company
were besieged in the mine tunnel at
Boquillas and fighting against heavy
odds at the last report of them. This
place is on the American side of the
border and is about Is miles north
of the Mexican town Boquillas del
Carmen. The bandits are thought
to have retired to camps along a
river between these two towns.
Major Funston, upon the
reports being authenticated. immedi-
ately put two cavalry troops in mo-
tion, to be joined later by two more
troops, and machine gun platoon
under Colonel Sibley, who will then
take command of the force, 1t is
understood that Colonel Sibley's
orders are to ''get" the bandits re-
sponsible for the last raids dead or
alive, no matter where they go.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12

lence, each member enjoying distin
guished place in dramatic circles.
Janet Young has appeared in over 1OC
productions in cities of the Pacific
coast. She was member Of the Baker
stock company Of Portland for two
years, and is known to theater goers
as the Sweetheart of the Northwest. =
Miss Young is wonderfully sympathet.
ic in her work, and her interpretations
are convincing.
Archibald T. Redie. eminent dramat.
ic critic and interpreter of Shakespear.
ian roles. is the heavy" support OF
the company. Mr.. Redie is graduate
of the Spring Garden institute, was
formerly dean Of oratory and dramat
les in Valparaiso university and occu-
pies the same position in the Univer-
sity of Oregon. =
Roswell Bosch. whose dramatic stud
les in Europe were interrupted at the
outbreak of the war, is a young man
devoted to the uplift of the drama. He
puts it across" right.
Ralph ASK, who has appeared oppo-
site Miss Young in many productions,
takes the lead. Mr. Ash is handsome
of splendid physique and combines
with the charm of the matinee idol the
acumen Of the student.
The Comus Players are the attrac.
ton for Chautauqua first nighters, be.
ing the first program number. They
will start things going.
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valuable facts which proved to be
very beneficial to those present.
The musical numbers rendered, by
little Miss Annus Hopkins, Miss Mir
lam Pearson and Theron Carruth
were exceedingly pleasing. The
young musicians seemed well trained
and very confident. Questions that
had been handed in were discussed
freely by the meeting. The commit
tee that had been appointed to draw
up a clean city pledge reported it
would soon be distributed. A time
will be set aside in the schools when
they will be explained. All left over
business was finished and the meet
ing adjourned not to meet again UNI
til the third week in September, ow-
ing to the busy season which always
comes with commencement.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The High Line Lateral Ditch COM
pany, limited, corporation, princi-
pal place of business, Blackfoot, Ida
no.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board Of directors of
the above named company, held on
Wednesday, the twenty-sixth day of
April, 1915, at the home of the sec
rotary. assessment No. five, of $3.50
per share was levied on the capital
stock Of this company, which is now
due and payable to Brigham Robin
son. treasurer, or to his credit at
The First National bank Of Black
foot. Persons desiring to work out
their assessments should apply to
swan Berg, superintendent of con-
struction, or to e. M. Galbraith,
president OF the board of directors.
ANY stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid ON Thursday the
first day of June will be deliquent
and will be advertised for sale &C
5cording to law.
FRED T. HINES,
Secretary the High Line Lateral
Ditch company, limited. 42-3
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12
THE DOG
Its Care i'm Health and Disease

Feeding and Kennel
Overlooking is undoubtedly the
cause of more sickness in dogs than
anything else. Twice day is often
enough to feed dog. The food
should be of nutritious character,
with occasionally some raw meat.
Wholesome scraps from the table,
and such vegetables as the dog may
be induced to eat, will serve better
in most cases than a continual meat
diet.
The kennel should be SO situated
as to receive plenty of light and
fresh air and should b cleaned every
day. 1t must not be forgotten that
filthy surroundings will cause dog
to be listless, and will have tend
ency to produce disease. The adage,
IAN ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" may well be applied
to the treatemnt of dogs.
DiStemper
II puppy develops dist emper,
which is readily recognized by the
discharge from the nostrils, inflamed
eyelids, languid appearance. and in
some cases loss of appetite, he
should Immediately be is dated, fed
from separate dish, and given the
following:
Food should consist of broths and
milk in small quantities, containing
a teaspoonful of lime water. II the
dog shows sings of extreme weakness
give the white of an egg containing
five drops of brandy, three times a
day. It must be remembered that to
be successful in the treatment of all
animals care is the prime factor.
Canker of the Ear
Canker of the ear is a common all
ment and is easily recognized by a
discharge of pus from the ear. hav-
ing very disaoreeable odor, or by
the continual shaking of the head.
In the early stages of the disease
the free application of peroxide OF
hydrogen, with an equal amount OF
water, has proved beneficial. II, after
this treatment has been used, the
discharge persists, professional adj
vice should be sought.
In the treatment of wounds do not
use drugs that are poisonous to the
dog if taken internally, for the
natural tendency Of the animal Is to
lick a wound A very good and quite
safe antiseptic is boracic acid, either
in powder form or solution, say a
teaspoonful of the powder to pint
of water.
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LEGAL NOTICES
+ /. i. i. 4. + i. 4. i. 1. /. 1. 1. 1.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

!, In the. probate court in and for
Bingham county, state of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of JUS
tina Peterson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Justina Peterson, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit such claims with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to the said administrator at the
law office of William A. Lee, Stand
rod Bank building, Blackfoot, Idaho,
which said office undersigned selects
as the place for the presentation OF
claims and the transaction of bust
ness connected with the said estate
of Justina Peterson, deceased.
HENRY F. PETERSON,
Administrator of said Estate.
William A. Lee, attorney for said
administrator.
Date of first publication this the
eleventh day of May, 1915. 43-4
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DRAMA TO BE
CHAUTAU0UA FEATURE
comus Players to Open chautauqua
With Popular Play.

~lhe play is the thing To all low
sss Of the drama the Comus Players
will prove a welcome Chautauqua In
novation. They are equipped to satisfy
the most critical as well as the popular
taste. They will present either Gar
son Of the North Woods" classic OF
Canadian forest life, or Nance Old
field,' human interest play of strong
moral tone and appeal. An appropriate
atmosphere of costume and setting ac-
company these productions. AS pre-
lude to either of the foregoing plays
selections will be presented from
one of the following Shakespearean
dramas: GAS You Like It, flaming
of the Shrew," Macbeth" or 'Ham-
let"
The personnel of this splendid com
ranv Of artists is one of uniform exec
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12
TWO MUNICIPAL PLANTS
GO OIIT. OF BUSINESS

Two municipalities in the state
of Utah have recently voted to sell
their municipal plants and go out OF
the business of furnishing electricity
for lighting and power purposes. In
both cases the systems were purchas-
ed by the Utah Power & Light COM
pany. and contracts have been made
with that company for service for
the two cities. The first city to take
this step was Wellsville. Owing to
the limited field open for the sale
of power and the overhead expenses
attending upon the operation OF the
small system, the operation of this
municipal plant has proved to be un-
profitable for some time. The second
municipal plant to go out of commits
sion was owned by the city OF Farm
ington.