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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

Budimpestanski "Az Est" OBJ
Javlja sledeci dopis svojega poro-
cevalca S potovanja pc okupirani
Srbiji:
Belgrad je tudi danes tako tin
In Je skoro izumrl, kakor v prvih
dneh osvojitve. Mesto Sc zelo po-
cast vzbuja il svojega miru. Do
sleJ Sc Je vrnilo beguncev pribliz-
no $4,000, ali tudi ii Sc redkokdaj
poJavijo ma ulici. Use mesto je Sc
sedaJ zelo pusto. IL zalostnega sna
MISC Belgrade vzbudile niti Gete.
XII so korakale skozi mesto. niti
tramvaJski vozovi, Xxi vozijo pc
mestu, in Jill vodijo vojaki. Po-
ulicno l~ivljenje tvori tudi danes
samo nekaj deckov, XII glasno ma
znanjajo, da prodajajo razgled-
nice In slascice, ne ravno proved
snazne. Tu in tam Sc pojavi kak
trgovec ali pa srbSki kmet. Same
Grand Hotelu" sc more dobiti
popoldne kava V hladni in neza-
kurJeni dvorani. 10 nastopi tema.
p~ostavijo ma mizO neko svetiljko.
katera Same malo razvetljuje
dvorano hotela. Tudi V tel zalost-
nj razsvetljavi sede Gastniki, XII
so Sc vrnili z bojiSca, stiskajo Sc
eden k drugemu in Sc ~tresejo cd
mraza. Vsi bero casopise, XII so
Jill Pc dolgem casu zopet dobili V
roke. kljub temu, da nj V Belgra-
du zi~vljenja, Sc je vendar yuma
MOST mesta lepo izpremenila. Uli-
ce, XII vodijo h kolodvoru, so po-
pravili in %tlakovali, a popravili so
tudi ulicne ploSce in skodo povzro-
ceno cd obstreljevanja.
Neki parnik has je prcpeljal IL
Belgrade V Smederevo. S parni-
kom smo odsli IL Belgrade oh sti-
rib zJutraj - ma MEM smo bill
prenocili in Gez n uro smo
bill Smederevu. Tu mas je IL
nenadilo bucno zivljenje v prista-
niscu. Ladja "a ladjo prihaja v
pristanisce, n~atovorjene z vojnim
materijalom. Ma obrezju so nalo-
zili cele gore vojnih potrebsein.
Sto in sto vojaskih rok sklada vol
meme odeje, suknje, perilo, kosare
z zivezem in druge stvari. Drugi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Sivilja - umetnica.

IL Pariza porocajo: Neka gospo-
dicna Arenov, bivsa prva Sivilja
ruskega znanega pariskega mod
mega salona, 81 je stekla pred ci-
vilnim sodiScem velikansko slave,
sebi in svojemu stanu. Vlozila je
tozbo, da so jo odpustili kakor ma
vadno sluzkinjO, in je zahtevala
izplaGilo enomesecne place, GeS, da
nj dninarica. Sodisce il je pritrdi-
10. Da, izdalo je cello izjavo, kako
je treba razlagati stalisce prve 81
vile v delavnici. Sodisce je pri-
znalo, da prva s~ivilja izumeva mo
dele, da pohaja gledaliske in spor-
the prireditve, razstave, da dobi
wise "a svoJe delovanje, in da Sc
vse to skupaj z nOvimi nacrti ne
more smatrati kot delo "delav-
ke", temvec izumiteljice, da, mo-
glo bi Sc reel V gotOvem smislu -
umetnice. Vest o tel razsodbi sc
.je raznesla kakor blisk pc vseh de-
lavnicah, in ne samo prve sivilje.
temvec tudi vse one male modne
stvarce, XII hocejo tudi p%ostati pr
We, so %grozovito ponosne ma to
"zmagO'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Sest dni viva zakopana.

British Medical Journal" po-
roca o izrednem dogodku v betul-
skem okraju V Indiji. Neki Indijec
pc imenu Dana je bill obsojen v
vecno prognanstvo, ker je svojo
zeno 1.-Two zakopal. Zakopano je
slucajno odkril pastir, kateremu Sc
Je splaSila Greda. Odkril je nam
rec grob, il katerega je molela clo-
veska noga. Odkopal je grob ter
potegnil il MEGA - 1.-Two zeno. L.
kopano zeno so prenesli V bolnisni-
co, kjer je zivela Sc dvanajst dni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

Zastrupljenje ma nadskofijski
poJedini Je namrec lie prst, XII je
pokazal policiji pot do velikanske,
nemara svetovne zarote roper GER
kve, cerkvene dostojanstvenike in
sploh roper vse verne ljudi. Ia
rotnlki so seveda anarhisti. In DO
licija ina re pol njihovega naGrta
V rokah. To Sc pravi: Ina ga Ia
ko, kakor 81 ga je sama kombini-
rala. Nasla je nekoliko pisem, il
katerih izvaja, da so anarhisti IL
nasli move bonnie, pripravne "a u
biJanje posameznih policistov in
take "a pomoritev celih poboznih
mnozic. Neki italijanski detektiv
Je tudi re iznasel, da je glavni ia
Dor zarotnikov V Rimu, prav v
senci Vatikana.
Vsak dan p~rinasajo casopisi no.
We kolone vesti in cd dine do dine
p~ostajajo groznejSe. Nekoliko o.
sch so aretirali. druge love in IL
prizarJa Sc prava gonja IA anar-
histi.
No takozvani anarhisti so stori-
Ii ze marsikatero neumnost. Mo-
goce da je V tel velikanski policij-
ski is'oriji tudi kakSen koScek res
nice. Y reloti "a moramo 70 reel,
da nam je stvar zelo zelo sumlji-
va, in sicer najbolj zaradi tega,
ker Sc policija ocitno trudi, da hi
zmesilaiz ME nekaj williamsburg
in da hi vso %pozornost .javnosti
pritegnila nanjo. Precudno .je, da
sc more taxa velikanska zarota,
katere nit segajo IL Rima cez o.
cean i'll p~repredajo baje vso Anne
rikO, takO raZviti. ne da hi bila
p~olicija, XII vendar neprenehoma
stika IA anarhisti. kaj izvohala,
Hreden je bila visa dinamitna in
strupena organizacija kompletna.
Znacilno je, da Sc oglaSajo zopet
ravno tisti ljudje, XII 30 igrali vlo-
GO pri preganjanju "anarhistov''
s haymarketskega shoda.
Odlocno smo nasprotni tistim
metodam, Xxi sc obicajno imenuje-
jo anarhisticne. Nasprotni smo a.
tentatom, tajnemu zarotnikarstvu
in individualnim iluzijam. Toda
noben ~zaneSeni anarchist nina to-
like veselja mad anarhizmom. ko-
likor ga ina policija, XII redi Z
MIN svojo vaznost in slave. Ka-
darkoli pride policija kaksne "a
drege. jo mora reSevati anarhizem.
In policijska fantazija je tedaj ma
vadno mnogo vecja cd anarhistic-
ne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Gabrinovic mrtev.

Overseas News Agency poroca
IL Ogrske Sobotice javljajo, da je
V ondOtni jeGi umrl Nedeljko Ga
brinovic, avstrijski Srb, Xxi je me-
SEGA junija 1914, vrgel bombo pro-
ii prestolonasledniku Franc Fer
diascdG, : 60 ri zadel. Oktobra
1914 je bill Gabrinovic obsojen ma
20 let jece pri trdem delu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Mad jarski imperialism.

Takozvano Orientalno c%entralo,
drustvo "a propaganda madzarske
ga gospodarskega in moralnega u
pliva ma Balkanu so ustanOvili v
Budimpesti. - Predsednik mu Je
clan magnatske zbornice Lanczy, v
casino predsednistvo so izvoljeni
m. DIR. min. predsednik grof Tisza
ter skupna ministra baron Burian
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

IN DIR. Ernest Koerber. Predsednik
Lanczy Je poudarjal ma ustanov-
mem obcnem zboru, da treba obno-
VIII tradicije srednjega veka, ko je
bila Ogrska zalagateljica balkan
SIKH narodov. u novo Oriental
sko centralo sc je zdruzila tudi
dosedanja Ogrsko-bosansko gospo-
darska c~entrala.
Iako Sc spozna, zakaj so bill
madJarski mogotci "a vojno nav
duSeni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Strup, bonnie, anarhija.

Chicaska policija je dobila dav-
no zazeljeno priliko, da popravi
svoj glas. z ociscenjem mesta cd
zlocina in zlocincev nj imela sreGe.
Niti Sc svojih lastnih vrst nj mo-
gla doslej Sc iztrebiti korupcije.
V javnosti je p~ostala ia policija
re precinct ~splosnega zasmehova-
MIA.
Zdaj mora smeh izginiti z listen,
in v dobra purgarska srca Sc je re
naselila trepetajoca groza. Oci do
birth mescanov Sc upirajo v poll
clio, da Jill resi- zugajoee strahote
in pogina. In policija spoznava
priliko ter Sc postavlja V drama
ticno pozo.
Zadnji teden Sc je pripeljal V
Chicago neki gospod Mundelein,
da je sedel ma prestol katoliskega
"nadskofa." Kakor je videti, j.
mamo torej vendar Sc trone V re-
publicanski Amer'ki. V cast move
mu "nadpastirju" so bile V mestu
vsakovrstne slovesnosti. Tako so
%napravili tudi V Cathedral Halli V
University klubu veliko pojedino,
in vsakdo razume, da je bila ia ze-
lodcna priredba nekoliko drugac-
ia kakor dc!2vsk; dinner. Ma mi
ii nj manjkalo najizbranejsih .je-
dill, pa tudi ne raznovrstnega fine
ga in tezkega VIVA. Povrh Sc je Sc
V razmeroma majhnem prostoru
mnogo kadilO.
Nekaterim gostom je postalo
slabo. Zdravniki so najprej misli-
Ii, da so sc zastrupili s ptomainom,
t. j. $ strupom, Xxi Sc nahaja V po-
kvarjenih ostrigah, rakih it'd.
Policija ie pa napravila drugo
odkritje: Dognala je velikansko
zaroto. Anarhisti so - tako pripo-
veduje policija - sprawl V Uni
versity Club IA kuharja svojega
moza, XII je zastrupil JUNO in po-
rabbi toliko strupa, da hi Sc bill
vsi gostje preselili cd pojedine ma
ravnost v nebesa, ce ne hi bio po-
vabljenih skoraj sto oseb wee kot
je kuhar mi,lil, zaradi cesar je BIZ
10 treba n%apraviti JUNO mnogo
redkejso.
Policija sc je z najvecjo vnemo
polotila tega slucaja, kakor da il
ga je sam Bog postal. Kdo BIO zdaj
Sc mislil ma meme blamaze in ne
uspehe, ma podkupljene po~liciste,
ma Bertschejeva razkritja itd.f
Sedai je policija edna moe, XII mo-
re rtSiti druzbo, v svojih funda-
mentih ogrozeno cd anarhizma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
ADvERTISEMNr
Avstr. SIOvensko
Boil. Pod. DTu$tve
Inkorporir.ns d. fsbruva .
1909 v drkNvi KAnsax.
Sedez: Frontenac, Hans.
Useanovbsne is. januvarja
leok

Sedez: Frontenac, Klaus.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERzAN, Box 70. E Mineral Kan.
Podpreds. JOHN GORSEK Box 179, Radley. Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
SlagaJnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box PAS, Mulberry. Kan.
zapinikar: LOUIS BRENNAN, L. Box 80. Fronten,e. Kan.
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 2O7 Ridley. Kama
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 1872, Frontensc, Kama
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Hans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSIP SVATO, r. 4, Woodward, Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Box226, Jenny Lind, Ark.
MALTA SETINA, Box %, Franklin, Kans
Pomozni odbor:
WILLIAM HROMEK, Box IS, Frontenac. Kans
ANTON Box 514, Frontenac. KansL
,prejamna pristojbina cd 16. do As leta znasa 81 so
VG dopisi Sc maj blagovoijo poSljati, RI tajnik-.
Use denarae posljatve pa g. blagainiku-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
ZAPISNIK
seize glavnega urada z dine %. jan. 1916.
Frontenac, Kans.

Frontenac, Kans.
Seio otvori brat glavni p~redsednik
Martin Oberzan oh 1880 dop.
Uradniki so navzoei vsi razun John
Gorseka, III. predsednik.
Zapisnik prejsnje seize Sc spreJme,k a-
kor JIG pre6itan.
Po dolgotrajni razpravi je stavljen
predlog, da razpiss glavni urad prosnjo
ma lokalna drustva V Crawford in Che
rokee okrajih,da maj bi doti6na drustva
~prispevala, kolikor je v NTH moci, "a
popravo zastave.
Pc dolgotrainem %razgovoru radi dvo-
rane it'd. zakljuci 81. predsednik Mar
tin Oberzan sejo OBJ $3.50 zve6er.
s sobratskim pozdravom
Louis Bresnikar, zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
'Reorganizacija" mestne upravo
Sarajevu.

5 l.. Januarjem 1916 je mestni
magistrat v Sarajevu odpravljen
in uprava mesta urejena kot "vla.
dni mestni komisarjat.' Ia poll
cijske agente je ustanovljeno po-
sebno ravnatel jstvo, XII BIO seaso-
ma razsirilo svoj delokrog tudi ma
ostala bos.-herc. mesta. Avstrijska
svObOda
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
II URADA GIL. TAJNIKA A.S.B.P.D.
spremembe pri krajevnih drustvih v
mesecu jan. 1916.
Znnat ynraIa%{ Hr,,iI{,oN.
zopet spreIeti elani ucel 1:

X DIR. st. 4. Math in Mary Klemen6iG.
X DIR. st. l6. Rudolf in Julia Kora6,
John Prasnikar, FIR. Dreenik, Vine. in
Katarina Novak, John Hermans, Mar
ko Lesnak, John in Mary Tomasek.
X dr.. St. 81. Frank in Mary Pro
haska.
Suspendirani clani Qce):
Pri DR.. st. =. Mihael Breznik.
Pri dr. ST. 3. Mihael in Marietta Stel.
Drugi mesec: Anton vezoyiSek, Anton
Mails in Mary Strah.
Pri dr.. st. 4. John in Ivana Teverna-
do.
Pri DIR. st. 6. Casper in Mary Selma,
Reymund Gross.
Pri DIR. st. s. John Mohar. Drugi me
sec: Martin Simonisek in Fran6iSka
Mohar.
Pri dr.. st. Q. Rud. FirenSus, Josef Je-
rove, John in Mary Gorsek. Drugi me-
sec: Frank in Ivana Kastelc.
Pri DIR. st. IL. Mary Selak, Mary AL
bertiny. Drugi mesec: Frank in Mary
Jazbec, Karl in Antonija Bozato.
Pri DIR. st. l3. Jos. Moder.
Pri dr.. St. 16. Louis Koblar. Drugi
mesec: Josef Meserko, Tom. in Franci-
ska Mravlja.
Pri DIR. St. 30. Jernej Zelezniker, Mat.
. zelezniker.
Pri DIR. st. 81. Math. KanSie.
Izobeeni clani Qce):
. Cd DIR. st. l. Ignac in Antonio Skra-
bar.
Cd DIR. St. 3. Dominik in Antonija Ca.
mona.
Cd dr.. St. 4. Louis in Rosalija Man
del, Lucia jug, in Barbara Rosie.
OC DIR. st. s. Jos. in Mary Zupan-
Cd DIR. st. 9. Jacob Podlesnik.
Cd dr. St. IL. FIR. Motnik in FIR. I've
glie.
Cd DIR. st. 16. FIR. Kravanja, FIR. Kran-
ker, Karl Pance, Ant. Pance, Tom. In
Terezija Skrbinek.
Cd DIR. St. 10. John Zunter in Antoni-
ia Kravagna.
Cd DIR. st. 81. Louis Wodisek.
Casino DDS .opin elani:
Cd DIR. st. IL. Rochus Godina.
Pristopili clani:
Cd dr.. st. 90. X dr.. st. /. Abin Fran
Ike, or. 1916.
Umrli CLAM:
Pri drus. st. Q. Radley, Kans., Luga
Podbevs.k, or. 6Sl. Tw-l %. ianraria
1916. Uzrok smrti-somomor.
John Cerne, 81. tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Pristopin clani:

Cd DIR. st. 90. X DIR. st. l. Abin Fran
Ike, or. 1916.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
TO CUT DOWN LOSSES ON
GILMORE AND PITTSBURG

In 40 attempt TO increase the ton
mage over the Gilmore and Pittsburg,
a subsidiary OF the Northern Pacific,
G. +. Arney, Immigration agent OF
the road at Spokane, may bring a
number OF settlers next fall to that
section OF Montana and Idaho which
is tapped by the road, he said, while
In Butte after trip over the systeuI
with the members Of the Idaho util'
tiles commission, according TO tie
Anaconda Standard.
This section Is susceptible OF
greater and more efficient agriculture
development, and when brought 10
higher degree will serve to diminish
our losses OH that line, " Mr.. ArneI
said.
III immigration endeaVor is to b
worth while tn any state or commun
ity IL must be on a strictly fair ant
substantial basis of financial beneh
to the settler. II the settler canno
do better by moving We would d
better to leave him where he Is,
The Northern Pacific maintains
we'll equiped delopment bureau to all
in raising tie standard OF agricultur
al methods
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
BUSINESS MEN TO
VISIT UP-COUNTRY
Plans for a TwO-Day Weekend
Outing to Challis, With Stops at
May and Other Places.

Plans are well in hand for the Busi-
ness Mems outing as far as Challis
on Saturday, June 10. While the
visitors go primarily to pay their
respects to Challis, they will stop
at May and else where on the way up
the valley and back just for the pur-
pose of friendly greeting with the
thrifty people who are developing
the country. The visitors will re-
turn to Salmon the next day after
their arrival at Challis where they
will spend Saturday night.
Chairman l.. f Glennon, who, for
the Business Mems committee, has
the arrangements in charge, wishes
70 know for a certainty at the earliest
daV just who expect to accompany
the party on the visit, He ex poets
there will be upward OF hundred
in the party. They will travel BY
automobile. Ladies are expected tC
make up at least half Of the tota
number of the visitors. Arrange
ments will be made for hotel accom-
modations for all who 20 along.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
PRIZE WINNERS In
PONY CONTEST
Two Popular Little Girls Are the
Lucky Ones Campaign Only
Fairly Started.

Mahel Buchannon and Josehpine
kirtley are the vim ers al the hrst
announcement Of prizes in the pony
voting campaign, the former getting
a splendid gold watch and the latter
season ticket to the Grand theater
Miss Buchannon is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Buchannon and
Miss kirtIey the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Frank KirtIey. They are little
misses, not yet In school.
Tie conn ittee having in charge
the work OF canyasslng the votes were
detained until late hour Tuesday
night making the count. The adding
machine at the Pioneer bank was
placed at the disposal OF the canvass.
ers or they might have been adding
figures 10 this hour.
The committee made formal an
noucement OF the winners at the
Grand theatre Thursday night, at the
same time presenting the watch and
the ticket II VAS said that In the
voting more than a score OF the EN-,
tries are runniug neck and neck
This frst award of prizes marks only
the beginning Of the interesting con
test, sort OF preliminary 10 the 9th
er contests 10 follow in the campaign
I for three more watches, three moT'
| theater tickets and also for the grand
pony prize Itself The contestants arr
now only fairly warmed up for Tia
| later contest, which promise to h
the llveliest sort.
IL is known that thousands Of vote
we're not cast or counted as To th'
first award but withheld 10 he yotet
/ later. Nobody knows where thes'
votes will 70. The holders themselye
| Of the uncast votes ara as vet unde
cided in many instances as 10 thei
choice among the candidates. Thu
is there All element Of doubt as h
the winners Of these votes 10 the YER
end
Every bndy having to DO with tn
campaign as friends Of the contest
ants will testify to the fairness o
the count as we'll as the honesty O
the methods OF those conducting th
contest. Not one OF the members q
the associated firms nor Of the con
mittee having the management ol
the contest h ia the slightest way Ia
terested personally ia any Of the cat
didates All get a square deal. Tn
work OF making the count WAS de Il
gated 10 Mrs kinsey, Mrs. Vie
Mrs. Melvin, A. ". Pipes and }.
! Melvin.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
SALMON CITY HIGH SCHOOL

Commencement exercises for the
Salmon schools will begin on Sunday
evening with the baccalaureate ser
mon and services at the high school
auditorium Sunday evening, May 28.
Rev. Jay Glow is to preach the SER
mon. For the occasion }. L. Wat
kins. leader in musical affairs, Will
have charge of the united choirs oi
The city. There will be a piano and
two vioins also In the service, be
sides the high school orchestra.
The commencement proper taxes
ulace June 2 at the auditorium. Mar
garet Rose will deliver the salutatorJ
and Mabel Carlson the Valedictory
while the class history will he reclt'
ed by Ruby Wyant, Josephine kinp
and Dorothy Johnson. Rev. Ii. >
Hamilton of Pocatello will deliVeI
the address and +. A. Preston DE
liver the diplomas. f. II. Cssterlin
superintendent, will make the pre-
sentation Of the class and award th'
{ hOnOrs.
I The Senior play will .0e giVeI
J ne ,.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
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SALMON LOCALS

= = . = = = = e =
Whitwell was called to Carmen
morning to attend Mrs. Neal in a
fe attack of grip.
prman Swift of Gilmore and Ellen
ny Of LeadOre were united i'm mar
on May % AT Leadore by Justice
nk G. Decker.
pen swift returned OH Wednesday
attending the Pocatello conyen.
OF Idaho Democrats. The meet
was marked by enthusiastic good
ing.
pc "oman's CLUB met with Mrs.
on Thursday afternoon, the pro-
p including readings by Mrs.
hpsey and Mis-. Stewart and an
FreSting discussion on the work
next year.
Is Phoebe Wells, we'll remember
p former Salmon visitor at the
pc OF her meoe, Mrs. I. j. Wat
Is again iu the city. expecting
pend the summer here. She ar.
'-a 90 Wednesdays train.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
NEW MERCANTILE
STORE FOR SALMON
Redwine Building Is Leased for
Dry Goods and Notions by G.
H. Burke, Railroad Agent.

A new mercantile business in Sal
mon is to lie started early in June in
the Redwine store building, until
lately used as moving picture
theatre. 1t is commodious, we'll
lighted room, with basement, alto
gether atfording 4,OOO square feet OF
floor space. George Steel agent for
the property, Is having IL thoroughly y
repaired and decorated Shelving
aud furniture will go in at once, Dry
goods and notions will be carried in
stock.
"a II Burke, for some years EN-.
ployed as station agent for the Gil
more and Pittsburg railroad, at Sal.
mon now and at Leadore formerly,
will be the proprietor, Mr.. Furke
will leave the service Of the railroad
company to engage in this enterprise
for himself. To this end he has taker
lease on the Redwine residence
property also and will occupy 1t al
an early day. At present he occu
pies the residence portion Of the rail
road station with his family.
Mr.. BurEe sees continued goo,
business ahead for salmon enter
prise and he Is going after share o
the increasing trade that may b'
attracted.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
Eirsmen Called Out.

An alarm sounded last night at
half past ten O'Clock The alarm
vas caused by a blaze discovered 10
An old shed stable IN the rear Of
residence property un the Bar The
property is owned by II II. Dahle
and occupied by Mrs. Hunter. kiTe-
man responded promptly and soon
had stream of satef 50 Nell directed
that the FIRE Was sOon put out, bat
not before the old structure Was pref.
Is we'll eaten up 10y the flames. The
stable was not used How tue frs
origInated aas not asceTtained.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
Do You Know That

To-day is always the best day n
clean upy
fresh air, food, rest@-thess three
combat tuberculosis
The q. ;. Pubiic HeAth Service
has reduced typhoid fever 50 per cent
In some communities,
Oy. reating, constipation lack Of eN'
erciss, foul air, eye strain, may pro
duCe hesdacuef
Polluted drinking water causes
many Deaths
An efficient health ortieer is a gOOs
community inyestmsntf
Bad teeth handicap children:
Insufficient sleep endaagers hr4lth
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26

Shoun bridge north. Mrs. Geo. h.
Shoup. Lemhi road, City limits to
Rrown ranch. Mrs Z. q. Mathew
son and Mrs. c. + Lee. Lemhl
bridge to Kirtley creek, Mrs. ". II.
o,Brien and Mrs. Fred CIandaii.
salmon Creamery to Power Plant
Mrs 5. A. Myers. salmon to Car
men creek, Mrs. Roy b. Herndon
and Mrs. Peter Mckinney.
Chairman of Lemhi district commit
tees-Leadore. Don G, Reedl; May
George Grubb; Gilmore, Bernard
Allhands: Tendoy, ". Fl Muikey
GibhonsyIIIe, Charles Hull; Lemhl'
Tom Ramsey; CuttOms, Marris Cot
tom. Iron creek Dave Edison: Baker
Riley Cooper; Rig Flat. II. ".
Nsimann: CIrmsn, Martin Corrat
,Wfu Wittenbarg North FORK, "
F Newman: Shoup, Eli ;. Suy
dam: Patterson, J. l.. kirkpatrick
Nest of Salmon, A. c. Leaeock.
! Committee of Business Mems As
sociation. c. A. Nor,on, George "
ueitzIer and John Pierson.
General committee; W H. . brieh
" g. Shoup, {. G. Msthewson.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
INTERESTING JOURNAL
OF A FEMALE HOUSE FLY

/. THURSDAY, Nov. ,, 1911. Went IN
b. winter quarters. Barely lived
through the long, hard winter
,. April 10Th 1912. Came out OF
winter quarters and laid my first
batch Of eggs l20 In number In a
manure heap,
5. April "A, 1912 Ny brat 100 eggs
have habched.
I. April y, 1912 Larvae have un.
dergOne FIRST mott.
s. April ., 1912. Larvae have un.
detgone second mott.
6. April p, 1912. Larvae trans
form ed into pupsa,
!. May I, 1912. one hundred and
twenty full grown flies, sixty Of which
arr females.
>. May ), 1912. Laid my second
bateh-l20 sggs-this time in the
filth Of an unrsred-tor PRIV.
May Is, 1912. Ons hundred and
twenty flies came from my second
batch Of eggs. Laid my third batch
i In a kind neighbor's garbage can.
10. May %, 1912. TIE city has Of
fered prize to the school child WHO
will kill the largest number Of Tiles
/ Tie noy at the house where live Is
killing flies right and left. And ~
think we have all heen eating AZ
the same table with him.
II. May n 1912. Laid my fourth
hatch Of eggs. Left loae and unhind-
cred. by sept. 10. 1912, my descendants
will number ), jss, T2O, 600, O0O.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
DTlFUL VIEWS ARE
SHOWN in PAMPHLET

sircular completed this week for
SawtoOth-Salmon Touring Com
n neat piece of printing. 1t
3 with numerous illustrations
fhing OF the marvellous beauty
mountains arouud Salmon. The
was done by The Recorder Of
1t was executed in hurry and
are some Slight imperfectiOns
will be corrected in later edi'
Still it is good printing. ".
Pnith, who had charge of the job,
lhe Recorder office as foreman,
peen congratulated on the neat
|hrance of the circular.