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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

UNI Elm Observation-Disclosures fiimz
mern, toerln ibm Die 9a11b elmer
8pmtci1e errethbar tit -" mari iie
jest nit 5udenoen 2ippen bin.
aDorot3ea!" i9rie er aubsr ii@.
Gte Fano iebt cuff unD lab Tim
i@arf ms @eiidt.
rytun ipunbsrt Sic oas pieueidt,
Serr 2eutnant, fpenn eben Dieies
YrofeNprstDdterlsin au9 ibren
etol5 bat, uno entpeSer in erifer Reis
be iteben min ober -" lie eridrat
1elber i5er lire Worte unb lpra4
lie nt9t aus.
uSSt bas SIR lestes Mort - g"
fraste er better, inbem er ii4 fer5enz
geruoe in poiitur 1tente.
nMein - leBtes!!" antportete lie
tpnlos.
ST tlappte Sic 9aden suiammert
- uno gin9.
Sic aber trieb es nit einem Scale
G.naus. 2uft mubte lie haben. ~
2uft, Ionit meinte Tie eritiden gu
mIHen.
Sic trat auf Sen offenen grfer in
ihrem biraii9tiseu uno ausgeidntt<
tsnen alei0 unb lieb ii4 ben feinen
Resen, peiden Der fdasfe eiitse Noros
mino por iid bertrief. INN Die podenz
Den 5@1dfen pfeifen.
l1nb 6anr mari lie iI4 tpteDer in
ben 5tsubel Ser Sansenben immer
mebr, INNER nabniinniger, Bis shr
Der Itbem aussing, iid anes I'M fie
plDbli9 I'M &retie gu 0reben beaann,
aber nt9t na9 Sen Satten Der W(ulit,
netn, mas mar bas? Die Muitt 1pielte
ia gar ni9t - uno oo@ mirbe!te al
!es nm lie, INNER tpller unb i4neler.
bis lie plDblid nidt me6r tpnnte UNI
in einen tiefen, bunflen 4bgraaf
Iant.
Bon ba ab ipuBte iie nid)ts meb,
bon ii9. Nur einmol mar lie nod
erlpadt, oa iab lie iih BON i6redens=
Elei9en @eiidtern umseben uno hort'
Gle Wrrte, melde Der 9ottor gu Del
Mutter lprah.
Marum fie nidt elsia bamals &c:
itorben parg Sb lie jebt iterben par;
De? Mosu lie pohl iibsrbaupt ertpa:
4en mubteg
2ei5e bob ii9 isbt Sic @arbine BON
] Mebcna!mmer unb Sic Yflegerin tia
nit einem sroben padet unter ben
Mrm gu i6rem 8ette. sic itente I'D
idlafeno, oenn iie lpplIte ni9t seitor
perben in ibren @eoanfen.
G6er lie mari bod einen 8lid oil
Sen Rarton. Sn srpben 3igen ftan
ben oie- @prte oarauf: n@eeen Su
fen!
M@ moDl pieoer 10 eine sarifis
Meotein, tpie man lie ibr im:ner elm
CAB llno ibr oamit Sen Shlumme
pertrteb.
i0m, aber iolh cine rieiae S@aa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

usuten Mbenb" sepiini@t babe, ober
Die fleine Sodter meines @6efs legt
oermaBen 8efdlag auf MIDI, baB i@
mid bis6er mod gar ni@t freima@en
fpnnte -, Iagie er etpas uniider
nno lab lie bitteno an.
$50 ~? Mun, Dos miro pobl, bon
iebtab imrter 10 bleibcn uno 6arum
benfe i6, 1T cine gntfduloigung -
iiberfliiitg!!" laste lie NIT idneibenoer
s5ddrfe, i'm babel m0gli9H elei9=
giiltig antlidenb.
gr 1tarrte lie einen Mlgenblid ber=
0ubt on.
Isle nerben mir bod ni6t 5umu=
tben uolIen, Dorotbea, oab i9 oieies
iunge 8ino - adj llniinn - Sic
nifen bod, baB iA gang anbere 4bz
iidten-"
.geur, mein- Soft ~ nan far1n
bod ieine Mbiidten dnoer1t! Das tit
pohl 10 Elm l1nglidsfan, penn cine
sebprer.e aomteNe, pelde oa5u mod
sraiATiI iid in einen einfa9en Heiterz
offiaier berliebt, oaB ba ia a1e ibriz
gen Ridiihten besreifli@ermeiie ~
psiben miihen!" eripi0erte tie jeBt
Litter nit a%bgenan5tem Intlts.
rDorotbea ~ Sic ,%5irnen mir!
Wie tDnnen sic als flilses Mao1en
ID Ipreaen2 .Wenn Sic li6 oo9 in
meme Sage Derieten nollten! Sd
sgsitebe, bab mir biele Situation du=
Perif psinsi4 lit. Die fleine aomtefe
hat cine befonDere 8prliebe fir mid
- i@ perbe jeBt audi bdllfig gu met
mem G6sf ing 9aus sebeten, i9 min
es sar ni9t %leusnen, aber bab oa=
our9 bas 8t1o zines semiHen 5rdu=
lein Dorotbea in meinem !6er5en nidi
UNI eiusn Qtom idattsnbafter ooer
b1dfer ipurSe, bei1en tDnnen Sic
iider fem. Sd iperbe nun anes aufz
bitten, Dorotbea, Dap meme Der
Tebuns unter trseno einem %slaubtpiir=
oigen goripanbe mad Ser propin1
sbe,fens burdgefiibrt tpiro. Mber ba=
ben Sic @eoulo nit mir 10 lanse
i6 tann mid. meinem &ommanoeu,
gegeniiber niat I4roff unb Allotment
per6alten, tpern fein gruno bier5r
porliest; frei.td, penn. Sbr Batter e
'i9 nidt a~llsbeounsen bette, Oab I'm:
let &er3ensbunb erit bann Dor Del
Dffentlihtett betarnt peroen biirfe
Ebig ih befDrDeri miirbe ~" iadte e1
In ebrliher Wer5tpeiflung, tpa1rsnb &
tpDllte.
r2aFsnY sic mid! ~ 1ahen si'
mid! No4 bin i9 niht 10 thO:
riht, nm lbetlei Musflu9te gu glat.
ben rief 'iig inn i1re 9ano snt.
penbenb.
.gs .Tno feline Musfli6te ~ 80.
rDt6el!" anttportete er ernit tpie per'
lebt.
.pab! Mer piroe iid pobl pud
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
fam, 9mlag auT 9mlag!
Sic Dadte 1lQdlp

Sic ba9te na6T !.
3uar5t 6us groBe &eiterfef,bei nsla
hem ct Sen erl ten preis Dapontrug,
an Dem lie al19 anN0sr Geite hires
9eters, Des beriibmten lIniperi:tdtsz
protectors, tbalna1m.
9a tpar es gum er1tenmal, Sab
man es ii9 5uraunte, baB Die faum
ernn91ene 5odter 1eines &ommanz
Deurs, melde Inn ben Bretg nit eiz..
mem aierliden &nir iiberreidte, ii8r'
iterbli6 in i'm -s&urt ,. Sannenz
burg - perliebt babe.
9as Tliil tern purce aumdbli9:
gum Haunen, Bis es 16liefi:d, na9z
benz IS sic Grnbe bur6 Die gauge.
.geleui@aft aema@t batts,' alt@ gu
Dorotba's Dbren brinsen muBte.
Mo9 iponte lie aber Sem @s5Drter
teinen @lquben I9enten, lie beoba4tez
ts nllr beiDe i9arf. G;nmal nedte lie
&urt iogar nit Der tleinen &pmmanz
.heur5to6tef 90 la6te Ct ie, sabsz aug
uno. l6liebli4 tpurbe er bDfes ifssr
olde oumme geoanfsn, ME er
laete.
Menn er ba.llals geipubt. bate,
Dab Meie Mederei ernit CEMENT mar,
oaB es muir elm MufzDenz8ufAztlopfert
fem louteg !.
Dam fam bas erobe Mpbltbdtigs
%teitsfeit, ipo lie Elm Offences ebrli9ss
Wprt fprsden tpolte nit tim, nt9t
bas etpise @eritedenipielen pettertreiz
ben, bel Dem lie bergeben mubte Dor
Summer unb 9er5eleib.
Mber es oalterte siemli9 lange, bis
lie @~elesenbe;t bier5n fano, benn er
IAien ii9 au4 beute gang Ser tleiren
&pmmanbeurstD6ter ~ipiomen su polz
len. s3uerit fiibrte er lie in Sen Saal
l,nb OGn1t, als Ser erfte Sang begann,
pelaen Dorptbea sfiir i'm aufge1pben
hdtte, nartete lie fpieber Dersebli4,
oaB e. tdme, benn ct itanb bereits in
Den. Neiben Der Sanaeroen, als lie ibn
enolt9 nit sen 8ltden Finben foraie
unb nm ieinem Mrm hing 1adeao mil
sliidlider Miene, bic So@ter let
nes gbefs!
90 erfaBte 6as Mdohen elm Sau=
mel! Sic itiir5te iid. ebenfals untel
bic 5an3enoen, nit mem, mar III
borosrbano einerlei. lie pubte1 e
faum. iper lie am Nrm fii6rte, UNI
tie tan5te. nein, ite rate als Dit
5paite uEter Den Sollen, Big iiA iii
bag 5era suiammentrampfte bor Mef
nno lie iid in sen Mintergarter
lliihiete, pp lie eri@0pft n~ieOer1an'
IN einen Der peiden l9pelenDer
Seflel, oenn iebt tonnte lie niAt mel;
ter. /.
DIS lie aufblidte, 1tano aurt po'
ibr.
nDorotbea - i9 1ude Sic bereiti
i5etau, llm sic unt Gnt1dulSigun!
su bitten. baB i'd Sshnen nod teinel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Gsgem Dmten.
eiis,e non spoia p. @teintpalter.

ESlkA1E UUik ~VUA " SICtlktuubkGLe @
Mi Elm frii6erl6loKenes -2ilienz
blatt lag lie apiiden ben ldneeisen
&ifen, 10 fem (anb burb1i4tig mar
.tbrel 9aut sep4ben.
@9pere Duntle MpIpprbdnse oer<
bii1terten bas @ema9 gu einem bdmz
merigen 9olbountel unb oide Sept
de bebsdten ben Boben, oamit Der
5ieberi@laf Ser aranten nidt setDrt
murDe.
Sept lag lie idon felt ee-aumer
Meile nit halboffenen Musen ba. Wie
lie groB tparen uno slGn5enb oieie
nni@ulbigen 8in6ernlgen! 81 ountel
uno tief l9ienen lie nie elm Mdrz
9eniee, unb 10 burdgei1tist, als ob
lie aus ether anbersn Melt nieoerz
blidten.
sic lab nm fid. $50 mar lie p
Mie fremb ibr bod ibr Maodens.
aimmer getpproen fpur, ,als ob lie Is.
lange nt@t geieben bate. limo bo9
ta1tb Ser sierli9e Notofoi9reibtii4
nod an ber1eiben @teIe pte friiber
nnb Die fleineT fpitbaren Mippes slaz
gen aud in ebenbieier @eihehfo1se
barauf 1erum apie ebeoem. Die bib
i9s geI9niBtel @a(lerie NOR audi nod
al: Ser ManO un0 oarauf - jebt
nanDte tic ben &opf idneI mob Ser
anberen Seitr, als ob lie lire Blide
~gepaltiam bon einem @egenitano OBJ
3ieben .nollte. Mber es gela1g nidt.
9err BORT tomb ia eben fem Btlo in
boiler paraogunifozm unb ldbelte iie
pon meitem l6alfhaft an.
Gin 5tobnen entrang ii6 i6rer
Bru1t, tpel4em glei@ 0arauf Elm turz
ser 9uitenanfau folste.
ga. uno an unem tpar nrr er
i9ulb, ct anein, baB lie iebt bier ID
Idmerfrant unb matt 3u 9ett lag -
tpie LANCE es not, bas nuBte tie gar
nitt W. uno bab Der alte Doctor gu
ibrer Mutter Iaste:: SIS lit etne bef=
.ige 9ungsnent5inouny, sndbis, s5rau
- un6 bas Srdulein SCOOTER IL
niht ansu frdftia - mir miiHer
Bier alp ouf has Mersite sefoBt
iein!1
Die Mprte tparen aipar i'm Mebens
simmer ge1proden 1pprbeu, aber ge>
mug Deutli6. bob DorOtbea lie gu boz
rem psrmohte. llno tpie cine i.iue err
aebunssoolle 3ufrtebenbsit fam 'es Oa
plDbli4 iiber lie.
Sic pollte ia nibts anSeres dis
fterben! Nur einmal, als Sic Mlatter
nit rotbsetpeinten Mugen an ibr 9az
ger trat, oa padte es fie pie Meue an
Dos 9er5, aberi nllr fit einen Mus
genblid, ban1 1pnbte lie BON nid1ts
mebr bis iebt!
Mie bod barnaIs ales ito raid
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
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gerbiitet glositeuung ltno 3ueluft.
gBt tridtig. Nebmt .9r. Sings Ner
9%iscpperp". gs lit aus S%arnlenbara
unb beilenoem 8alinm llnb milnen 2as
gatirmitteln ber9elfelt. ST.. Sing
Neip 9iscoperb tDotet r1lb bertreibt bic
grfdltunesfeime. beleitist Sen %irritire
ten @als nnb berbiubert GntSii,puns
gen. @s beilt sic ent5iiuoete Suftrobz
lie. SIR m0st iuden. ipic SIR mpllt
SIR fDnnt ein belIeres @rltens llnb ST.
fdltltnssmfftel gar nid,t finpen. Seir
.45iabriser @ebraud tit cine G5aranti'
fir gcfriebisuns. .(Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

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6reunbin): sd beipunbere Define
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bon 6enrietteg"
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- lies nal. Manne! Serr MD(er
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per. unb stpar III 8er1en."
Mam Maaoem er 9eleien): rDu,
i'd claude, bas 1T eber &aa-
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
MAKES INTERESTING COMMENT

DR.. H. A. Grossman. the eye spec
ialist, is of German parentage, and
makes some interesting remarks as
to the progress of the big contest
across the sea. He is especially in
terested in the news of the arrival of
a submarine merchantmen with a big
cargo of dye stuff in New York this
week, the first in history. He says
this indicates the wonderful resour-
ces of the German people; that such
a remarkable thing could be carried
out during the war, while all the re-
sources of the people are being util-
lied in battle.
Dr. Grossman while a loyal Amer
lean and neutral, with no hyphens,
thinks the struggle will not re-
suit in a complete victory for the AL
lies; that if the Germans give up it
will not be on account of complete
defeat for the Teutonic forces. The
battles in the main are not on Ger
man soil, and the hardships to be
experienced by armies when they
meet ON German ground can be i'm
|agined, as Germany has been forti-
fed as no other country in history.
DR.. Grossman predicts long and
bitter struggle, and thinks the
end will be accomplished by the
great common class of people in all
the countries engaged, is n 6
in their might and demanding that
the useless and unnecessary slaugh-
ter shall cease.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
A Worthy Candidate.

Miss Ethel Z. Redfield, whose
home is at Lewiston, Idaho, was a
Meridian visitor on Wednesday. Miss
Redfield is the present efficient
county school superintendent of her
home county, and is candidate for
the nomination on the Republican
ticket for the Office of State Super
intendent to succeed Miss Mccoy
who will not be a candidate to sue
ceed herself to that important pos
ition, but is giving Miss Redfield her
personal endorsement and earnest
support for the place.
Miss Redfield has had much ex-
perience as an educator, and has de-
voted many years to school works She
impresses one at once as a lady OF
fine ability and most excellent quail.
ties. She is bright and intellectual
in her onyersation, land we believe
that should she be successful in re-
ceiving the nomination and election
the school interests of Idaho will he
maintained, under her efficient care
and management, at its present high
standard Of efficiency.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
BOYS AT THE BORDER

The Second Idaho regiment of the
National guard, with the IL Merid-
ian priyates, reached Nogales, Ari-
zona, Tuesday afternoon. The boys
are we'll, and while inconvenienced
by the heat, are getting along OK
The boys sleep under canvas within
a stones throw OF the Mexican bor-
der. A press correspondent from
there says:
The Idaho contingent will be much
too busy for the next few weeks to
indulge in much sightseeing or letter
writing, but they want the folks
back home" to know they are hap
PLY located and that they are thor
oughly ready for any work that may
be assigned to them"
'On arrival here Colonel Edelblute
expressed the greatest satisfaction
over the conduct of his men He is
sure the boys will give a good ac-
count of themselves and that their
state will have no reason to feel any
thing but pride. in them
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
NAMES IN OUR COMPANY.

A list of Co. "H' Boise, is given
herewith, which will be of interest to
our readers Those in capital letters
are from Meridian:
Company "H" Boise.
Captain-Harry +. Boies.
First lieutenant-Fritz Hummel.
Second lieutenant-John M. Re
gan.
Sergeants-R. l.. Lockerly, r. E.
Huckabee, w. H. Abendroth, j. r.
Grisham. and j. A. McMenamin.
Corporals-P. Schleuse, d. f. Kut-
newsky, G. A. Stroup, B. G. Meach-
am, L. P. Mitchell, and PIG. Young.
Cooks-C. G. Lambert, and s..
Goure.
Privates = GAYLORD SHOOK.
M. c. Wilcox, R. L Allen, A. Ander-
son, ]. H. Angleton, l.. w. Anson,
S. W. Barker, v. w. Bullock, c. A.
Carter, d. Chase, M. Christensen,
H. G. Collins, S. d. Cook, l.. G. Dali
ziell, r. B. Davis, r. Denton, T. w.
Dougherty, M. Z. Duncan, C. O.Dun-
ming, OSCAR DONOHO, OLIN DON
OHIO, H. o. Elder, JESS d. EVANS.
L. M. Farrell, C. r. Freytag, e. M.
Goettling, w. f. Goettling, j. w.
Grigsby, r. G. Horrie, A. Med How
ard, o. e. Hull, Jess T. Hubert,
LLOYD E.HUTCHESON, RAYMOND
l.. HUTCHINSON, E. r. Johnson,
w. j. Kessler, r. w Kierstead, VIII.
Kingsley. w. M. Krall, A. L. Koe-
hler, ARTHUR o. KNUTsON, CIV.
Lewis, e. E. Palmatier, w. r. Pal
mer, ARCHIE F. PARDEE, K. X.
Peters, r. H. Phillips, H. d. Robb,
r. V. Roberts. v. A. Roberts, P. w.
Sargent, CECIL E. SCOTT, b. T.
Sewell, F. M. Smith, e. A. Snow,
p. G. Stevens, H. c. Slatery, G. L,
Taylor, F. A. Terry, F. F. Thevenin,
r. T. Thevenin, F. w. Tollensdorf,
C. M. Tuttle, R. D. Underwood, L. A.
Watts, ]. F. Brown, R. w. Hickey,
C. J. Eastman, NJ S. Manhard, M
Marmon, G. G. Martin, L. B. Meyer
B.L.Mitchll, AUSTIN McALLISTER,
ROSS McALLISTER, M. A. Nelson
WALTER C. NICHOLS. HARRY
SWANSTRoM,N NOEL WOLFE, SAM
UEL NEAL.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
BLUE BLOOD AND RED.

A western drama that is different
will be found in the latest William
Fox offering Blue Blood and Red
which comes to the Idle Hour the
atre Saturday night of this week.
The story in brief, settles around
Aigy Dupont, son of millionaire.
After being dismissed from college
he leaves home in racing auto, with
the family butler, who acts as his
young masters valet.
The play jumps to the wilds OF
Montana where Algy starts his ad-
ventures by boxing for much
needed 800, with a coming heavy
weight, whom he defeats. Later,
Algy is chased by bear which leads
him to Mildred Demerest, daughter
of a rancher known the country over
as big Bill" The bear proves to
be a tame one and in this laughing
manner the eastern millionaire's son
makes the acquaintance of the cattle
mans daughter. The rounding up OF
5000 range cattle is interesting, and
altogether George Walsh and beau
tiful Doris Paron furnish pretty
love romance, and healthy western
drama. Don't forget, this Saturday
might
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
FOR REPUBLICAN CLUB

A meeting of Republican voters has
been called by Vice-Chairman Shad
L. Hodgin or Monday evening next,
in the house of representatives cham
Ger in the old state house. The meet
ing is for the purpose of organizing
the Ada county Hughes and Fair
banks club. Mr.. Hodgin states that
there will be number of short
speeches made by well known local
speakers, and that tt is anticipated
that the attendance will be swelled
through the presence of large mum
ber of supporters of the Republican
national ticket from other points in
the county
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
BLOSSOMS IN JULY.

George w. Whitlock estimates that
he will have about one-third crop
in his blackberry patch, as the freeze
took most of the early blossoms. He
brought TO the Times office this
week a twig showing a profusion of
new bloom, indicating that nature
is trying to recuperate from the eff
fects of the heavy freeze and he says
that if the frost does not come early
this fal. there will be considerable
of crop of blackberies from the
July blossoms.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
THANKS MERIDIAN DONORS.

Mrs. Ed Hasbrouck has received
the following letter from Grace Bal
lentyne. secretary OF the Idaho Red
Cross society, With headquarters at
Boise:
Boise, July II.
My Dear Mrs. Hasbrouck: l wish
to acknowledge receipt OF S18.05
from the good people of your town to
help defray expenses OF comforts
given the boys before leaving for the
Border. Very Sincerely.
Grace Ballentyne. Sec'y."
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
ATTORNEY JOB VACANT

BY action Of the village trustees
of Meridian, taken at their July
meeting. held Monday evening, the
position OF village attorney was de-
clared vacant, thereby removing from
office DIR. S. NJ. G.. Reynolds, who had
ofiiciated in that capacity for several
years.
The office has paid $40 per month.
As DR.. Reynolds is the only resi-
dent attOrney,any legal advice in the
future will need he secured at the
county seat.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

NJ. S. Parker has retired from the
position of chief of police of Boise,and
Henry Swanholm has been appoined
day captain and Charles Van Dorm
night captain by Mayor Hayes. On
account of the quiet condition in the
capital city since the saloons were
put out, less police is needed and the
office of chief of police has virtually
been abolished. This is consid-
erable saving.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
Official Time Card of the
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY
In Effect March 10, 1910,

Leave Boise Caldwell
Meridian MceFHott 500 630
to Namlpa only
Meridian
pm
Pass Meridian -=T ann am:
9S5 1888
1905 pm; S35 10:O5 pm; 1Sa
McDermott stub IesNe eny nor McDermott
Al Al pm.
Leave MeAeraott onwler:7:s5
arrive 81 0nwier at 500 11;44 614
*Sarts Meridian.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

While at work few days ago on
his ranch two and half miles north
of Meridian, putting up hay. George
V. Leighton was seriously injured by
a hay derrick falling on him. While
badly hurt, his condition at this
time is not dangerous. but George
says he does not want TO be struck
with any big object like hay der
rick again.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

The item in last weeks paper stat
ing that the E. F. Atwater Co. had
presented the soldier boys with 10
pounds of honey was an error This
honey was purchased by the Rooster
club and presented 10 the hoys by
tnis organization.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
AWE MoNnER WHY

Who would have thought that Ed
itor Ladd, of the Albion, Nebraska,
News, would print one like this:
did you ever notice that the less
reason woman has for wearing
a short skirt, the shorter she wears
it7p
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
Heavy Exnense Account,

The expense accounts of the county
commissioners have varied consider
ably during the past three months,
saws the Boise Capital News. Ed
smith has had no expense account
The account of Gus Carlson, who
made q trip to Yale on county bnsl-
ness.ais $3.50. and that OF Mans Cof-
fin is $S3.25 as shown on the bills
before the commissioners.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

Last Friday evening big crowd
was in Boise to see the Second reg
iment entrain. A thousand or so men
taking leave which will mean an in
definite absence of months and per-
haps years, means that many sad
leave -takings We're experienced when
fathers, mothers. relatives, and
in many cases, sweethearts, bid the
boys good bye.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

The Loyal Berean Sunday. school
class of the Christian church were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown, on their farm north OF Mer-
idian, last Friday evening. About
30 were present. The time was spent
in social way. closing with the reg
ular monthly business meeting and
refreshments
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14
Inviting Trouble.

The Kuna Herald says:
ANY man has too much good sense
to throw a match into can of gaso-
line to see it explode but some men
are not afraid to chase around with
married woman"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. L. Smitzger, who had
gone from Ustick TO California TO
spend the summer that they were in
San Francisco to see their son Bryan
who had recently joined the Y. S.
cavalry.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

Harold Hoobler, who has returned
from Vale, Oregon. reports that he
and w. A. Mullins have sold their
cleaning and pressing establishment
at Vale, and Mr.. Hoobler Is prospect
ing for a new location,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

The fine serial Home" concludes
in this number. II was a good story
and was appreciated by our readers.
Have you commenced reading the
new serial, Peg % the Ring? Don't
miss the opening chapters.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

marriage license was granted at
Caldwell this week to William F..
Downey, of Meridian, and Pearl
Silver, of Nampa.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-14

VIM. j. Hudson and family have
returned from an enjoyable vacation
at Payette lakes. They camped in
the big trees at Newcomers and re-
port a good time