davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Dilions deception.

lrot springs, &irQinia, Den Bite
Icc.: lrriibcnt @iliun@ 'orltc n''l-
ciglc ADMINISTRATION pil bll gluct
hrr imlprNcn / Oct &otcl, bpor ban
III Mra. Milion tilbrinQcr inc Suc-
rtbrpoaon9c. ISulf / mango Wtllea
Sn1fre0@ trUiicr Norbcrcbclicr til at
inlttc Jig til Sen bcruTrenoe %illtcr-
tulolli / Den lunac &olunlc, 'nn oil
iorbi ErUiioentcn uA hans @n-
iirl fprnt rpitc Ncrcs &UnOcr %
rliltc BEN CT gOot mt Ndr.
Nptunraona ior 10 Mar iiocll til
ErUiiocnt @ilion / EoiS
GGriitiolt. Nils, og iiror bar Der,
pon @runo al Cen iorriNc Mr@.
Miliona Geh, irNcn Nptoar@rcccp-
ten t bct Spibc Nua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Sterft 1orolfjolp.

@oihington Ben lite SAT-: TT
iturft ,<oroifiUlu notcreoea intoraes
ii SciamoNruicrnc uco @corgctopn
llnipcriitct. Mpitclicn iogtto1cs fprit
81. $40 ont N%orntioooget % uareOe
ii SIT. 10. @por icluc Sfirlpct
ionot Stco, pcb man enOnu fife.
Sra Sau Sulpn0or, Nouc0itnoen /
Du OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mcmlblif
>olpnoor, tclr9rnicrcS ocn lite 81
Mlnr: SielNc inolobne Gftcrrctnll-
GER or Snloabncrnc COS Shores,
Scn Scboitiun oN lulNllt / Spnor-
res lnlt iulOitrnoiN / Hnincr al ct
<oroifirlp, iom iprrmlig i1totrni
DER / Hepublifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
SpriuN Wrnpc.


GriCt >rNoop. rcl'lc 'or,eotu
M I'll A.oaoc,t ~ G1t 'or az urrt
ili'icoc ocN 'ut 2'roolr 9t.bcrt@ E'
Qrorc.'t
Niortlu NulrIt1o nlr wuoci
Nm 'om Nuo,oU Eou1tu2 urlN,1'tt
Ne'2'"',r N'f.to'A Ndl ofFptt
nan &>i.HlIIl'oN 300 shuts npI.tt
III SNidoo'f@ N'.@ oH Woprillc
noll o".''i'I@ So.
N''i'''r'rdc "o 'ra ~prlnd
"ropc mar 'rd Stp'ri,ulclttt
&@a'nihAi'h Iao't 'm i.'iriu men
@'ii'n0 II. <iotl'. Dc VOL onot'o'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Nanlcn hroret.

@aihington Den 30tc Sec. Web-
lcmnlcrrlc al Den internationalc
Aommisiion, iom / Spcrensitemncl-
ie meo Den al ihp. Statsminiiter
Srpan uiluttcbc iaafalbte Sreo$-
traftat ifol reprTicntcre Storbritan-
MEN o. sc ,Sor. Statcr uco mlliacua
opitaacnoe Spiirighc0cr mellcm oiaic
Sanoc, or blcpct ublcebe. o. ocrea
9topne oil bIi oiientligeiorte en- al
sc nrrmeiic Gage.
George @ron ira Selarpare nil
bli uotionolt IPcolcm % CONNER
"a @oma, ocu bro'iliauitc Nmboa.
iaher i @~aihington. m~hclInnolf Ntcb.
lem ira Sc Sor. Stater, Storbri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
<olt sos 80

Ter err Nuob ON al ScIrc2 ian bIl
iriit iQicn. hni2 hnn bore ion l0o bit
poo Saudiorict lUuNc moi MurtlN
NiUlp nil rco0t ham. NlOroNcne
toumlcr imiolcrtio iuo mlodt, al oct
mi Ter uo til. at SouatoricoQhoIOct
nil muottc aibruoc3 IlNc opcr 9tut
uar. Gr ser life noNc1 Here, 'om
nil noe Sen lrQr bcauucNc WtunO cn
Misunderstanding. ioo ban t0n bIl
irlit iQicu ~ Qlorc oct I'M ltror,
mrna Der rr Vim
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Rig Pcit i Kanias.

Sopefa, Sans, sen 29bc Sec:
,Sielge ScfrctUren / Statens 2nno-
turgsfommisiion :. &. @oblers
iro9 oiientlig1iortc gorsrapport
ttpoc DC Iorifielige NIplinNer / Snn-
iu5 / 1915 Ell iomlet &prbi al
S3lf,56t,l 39. Scttc CT ben riaeItc
&eit, auninS rogcniin0e bnr bapt
nico llnotnaelie al / 1914, Oa Den
rcioroilaaen0e Nucocupling paa
tS1 100000 @uibcl rciItc Aulinger'
nc> (itoluUroi til $316,000,0OO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
5opneieneerife
ihielfrosiet.

@reernpif, Cont, Sen cote Sec:
@laet al Ntiis Ntarsaret Curtis, 10
Nar, sontmel, en- 9atter al Sultan
%. Curtis, %iceprpiibent / Sir
mraet u. u. Spuloin9 e brothers,
icnotes ibag pna en- nbenpttet qua.
getonlt / Hprheoen al beibes Stem.
Nun plcicoe pftc at aua / Sepne, pg
hunocs SorPlorc tror, at bun on
gtuttcn pnr panoret ira lit TGrelle
nm pmfonnlct / 1llloeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
|ioraa til Sobam Sclmce

Sou irr oplnii nil "Qccor0b ~.
itcu" mooiaQc. %piocrcicn0c % fpit
icrr Tor ole NioroQ ion icnoca til
Sen mae lrlc Norinticr, &ohdu Eel
mes, M pc0 ~gNaucrlciQh Grcit "a.
uotorium". ga; 30th onO EopcIl
Streets. EortlGub, CrcNon.
I'll Cato cr mo0icNct ira:
%ora Wuttormiou Gle NrOpcn,
(bolci 9iobbu. NicIuiu %ic.
Wmocr. Ctto oQ G%uNcbrct
%ouomarf. Gle Ncocrlcn oN
lHl2 Noltc, One Nin. Nltd..
San. soc hucr $3.50
9ulOrcp (pcit, Niorboi2,
u 2ot.. ii ,, ........ foe
Nolph Acia. Ncmiolocu,
Wtim. n +. ......... 80
J. II. lrouuc2, Shclbn, Mim. 200
TN llbcuTunt, NinQol, u. : 80
OlQtl Amen, Tlpcttu. Wullll., wv
e : Gricfiou. Cumiom Niinu foe
Gcocr Gutpcot Ncnuou, Nilun. 40
II. u NoQcn 2&ouco. Niiun, foe
y z NlaitcrpoIo. Cmutoma.
Niimu.. II. 6. 100
s. IT, NIiIlr. G%InnorcoI, z. :, 800
,Eohu e. Mdttuc, Stcclmuu,
Sdlt.. Sdn. LOO
IT. %., Groohl, Nilml, Toe
5 N. Gnlpuu, Grcbcrlct, Z. J 1000
-. W. NncuocM McnocIl, Ntlnn 100
t. e MicIlc. MhuloM Ntlun, 30
Nmut Nultiom Monmor0,
Ndmu.. u. l..... 800
{loliNcrc tuittcrct rpr S62.3O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Din 90 hci QIoer.

Honl. Stalien, ben 26oe Sec.
Nirs. Eaolina EeQegrini, iom err
f.nrebe at bum alOrig bapOe oruf-
fct Tan6. men belle lit 9ip bruet
Gin I'll at iluffe iinSerit er ioo1 al
gGaet peb Seoen / Gan Wihele,
III Nnr ganmrel. Iue benoes II
@ern, Der eiter bpoo bun ielu for
tnlte, hnp6e ppret iorialone til
%nnborifning. er Osoc Tor mango
Aar iiOcll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
en- Punoehiitorie
fra Selten.

: Ell aronif / acc Senlpa" for
tTllea Ell pnffer libeu Siitorie on en-
&lrno5 Sroifab % Snteuigens.
&opcoperiollen or Ell 3ouau-Sfii.
Ger, % &iulben en- ajgtcr al nbe-
itelninclig Mace, ionl Den llnge &pit-
llallt unoer lit Spbolo / Niger pco
ct Slap pao Yclicn bapoe fnpttet til
Jig / ct, til at bc9pnbe mcb gellercn-
Dc, men lcncre lulcgtclig bpilt pad
ifipnlct &enltnb.
"a &riNcn brph no % Sfiicerelt
lfnlbc forlaoc lit &parter Tor at gaa
/ Tcltcn / europa, bar oct life bans
Scniigt at tagc &lunocn nleo Jig,
bpprfor han builot Den / ocn Scilig-
bco, han forlob. Wcn / oct Gicblit,
ban iflllbe goa pmboro, fpm bet To-
bcnoc citcr ham. Cen bupoc icct lit
Snit til at fcmme fri. Cen blep
nlpbtn0ct mco bnorbe Sro, fan'fc
uoioo nle6 Sparf. 0erpaa off Spit-
nalltcn innnmcn mlco line Tolf no paa
Sfibct, Hanogan9en blep faItet ira,
oa Sumpcrcn bcnpnote at %ficrlle Jig.
Sunlocn, lon life bapoe tprlaof
aoici, ioa Ell Stunb fortpilet ITO
oper Siecn, % ipran9 Iaa pluolelig
ITO % gap Jig til at ipenme cfter
Sfibct. Sfiiccren blcp rert, LOO Ell
@ano iTtte no oa bcrgct Spret, Ionl
blcp pilo al @lToc. ga oct fpm ont
boro. Nunocn bar III faIt cnga9cret
pco Ncginnentct: Den bar inco paa
Marid), / Stamp, altio PED Sioen al
i'm cIifcoc &crre, bpem Sen ieete al
inbimi1rc iia hos pco &lGrtcgn,
Nurpnagenhcb, fort Ia9t pco Dc
Snlonticneitcr, icm en- @ilno nlloer
iliNc Sprbplo fan 0iprc lin Scrre.
"a %intcrcn fonl, lcpcoc DC TO ct
haorbt @ip / Sfptterarupcnc. Ser
hapoc Sfiiccrcn 900 Nptte al lin mr.
bencbc Ben. icm ON Nuttelt IfafTeoe
ham %armc pco at liA9e pua bans
Npooer. % / Sfnttcrgrapelc par
oet ogiaa, at @lrnoen tit Sciligbco til
at reooe Acrimonious Sip.
Gn Nat, oa De TO bar iopnet ino
i'm iGopanliae Stiling, falot ipen'
fer Ell @ranat nco / @rapen | oeres
nGrncitc HTrbeo. "a &eaen par
orepet bort, ianot man Snnoer
uifaot iioocnoc / @unocn al oei
mGstisc Sorbpbning, icm erploiio'
nen hapoe ircmbrdet, me- Strcerer
par iporIsit ioripunoet.
Spor par ban? Zen Itatfars
Suub lcotc uoen at fiInne ilnoe bam
Zen iao intct % hsrte illtct. tort
latte at lcbc nocn Spbsr. Zen fro
bcSe % fIoreoe. OF plubielig peirel
ocn % bcepnotc at crane nleo FOR.
oobIet >per. @iterhaanoen Tom Seit
noutcns Soueo thine. oereitcr Sal
len. Soa lob ben bert efter SiGlp
oo ,3ouapcrnc. iom iorltoo Den. nilg
&c mcb % hialp Siiiccrcn op AZ Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
,lorif.rusliif
Oanpifibslinie

2onoon Zen Bite Sec: Gen me
Eonlpifibarutc ira 9torAc til Glls-
lcn0 er III oprcttct, ~ Den llor'te
Nnntpcr "GonN NclNc", loitct mco
cnIelif % nmcrIfnnit Niuifincri, bar
port Ell Sllr ira Srnlap. Norge,
iii 9Ilcrnn0cr, Huslal0, ul0er ITrs
brlc@ lltr'tIgc Sorhpl0e.
Berlin, Spiflnnb. Ben Bite Sec:
TiolAc tclcQraii'fe Eitcrrctilin1cr
iro Nipbcnhoun cr ppcr 100 Sfibc,
r|UIcntlig mlcrifanitc, Brittle %
ironilr, blcpct inOcitTn1tc al Sicll
/ Nui0cbduet, NorNrlal0no, % oil
bli mot iii at rprruintre ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Sor> hirmmc lSlcn.

},tp 9ort 0cn 2Otu San: Ncnru
GorN. Ger '1rloN Ert0@crpcoitioucr
'irar otter 0tu% Hutrmii I'll
|rl'uauio outom lNlN btrtll mtN
ou uoritt Amcrtt0.luIcs Ndao
Ncrlcuairr0" San hur illoitUn.
Sig itl'tct Nicniul onI NriQcu2 Aar
ivQ. 'ori0.,e han.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
9erDrdb % Snlcall.
Sen 30jc &amuor 1916.
SpbaiGl0.

&Siuiam Strubbc 0Noc NJ Nlcn
boa South Mnihrultou Strcct her /
Nucn ScuooQ2 9ltcu Ndn pur 'oot
/ 2ccordh ocu 25oc San 1873 NJ
blcp iaolrot2 omtrcut II 9lor lanl.
mel san hur orbcIoct ion CHAR
ma0rr / oc 'loitc % Mar. Aloooc
citcrloOrr ila Nuitru oN tire uloo
@nru. 2oo2oorioOcu uor Allbmo oN
%ri0ht2 Gt2colc.
! .. Naudc 0aoc her I @'ncn rodQ
CNiouNu0~l N}orQcu Al Strait, -
Wor 0ommcl Ndu Tom hcrtll lro
Ynuc2boro. Nium, Tor ca. I Aioo
uc0cr ilocu san c'tcrloNcr llN Mll
itrl. loot 5hcQdcruo. oQ ) Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04

tannien bar polet Discount grice
iom nationaIt Weolem og &ilsieren
Wtar aoreifi iom %iloenlanoif WebIent
al commissioner.
Gen berenlte norife Spbagelies-
reiicnoe % tioligere &orges Nini-
'ter til Storbritannien, Sribtioi
Nanicn, er uoieet til commissioners
Spnlanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04

@rop, ionn rlocn oct inte1i0entc p9
cncr9ilfe Gpr piloc bnpe ppilllgt bant.
&on bar alpprlia iaoret pg blep
baorct til Nmblilallccn. Sitnben
iulgtc nlco og peg life ira bans Sibc.
ga mt or DC to Wcnncr %iolnnrel
pou Soipitolct, bporfro %pitnallten
mart peiter at bli uoifrepet.
Sporfpr, ippr9er Tortpqercn,
iillocs Der life en- Snppcrbeosnleoal-
ic ior Siuloc?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
boirltcrrtSNc,nmcr
Samar 900,

&oihiugtou, 20eu &Ou.: Conn.
lrcr I Gc Soreucoc Statcrs Meicitc.
let, <olcph VI Snmar. cr / Nitcn
c'Qooct pc0 SoNcn c'tcr en- SnO.
r9m. iom tol in &capu0clic ciicr ci
lu SlnArliulNc iOitc Sommcr.
Sen pOr 5S Mar ganmcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
"0ans life &amcrat".

Gn Nurtrliina ira GrlAcn l9l4,
nj 9.mcrifauercl %urtun Z Stcpcn-
ION, beapnocr lite Sarnidr | "Sco
Nrncu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Nov 4 ,taar lite 0Bbes
- re ett0 S0ttDen.
.RANOLENE breber ben fleefsrenbe Spir,

Sngen inbpsnoi9 Webicin nil bsIbrebe Gc3ema. - Sim
psb anpsnbeHs af Cranolene tan Gessmu.ptfrpb,n bIips sbeIaat.
tn betaIsr % inasn Venee. Tor bu Neer bu CT beIbrsoet.
2frip isas etter tvt 6orfpnins.
MILLS CHEMICAL CO.. 726 Mills Bldg. Girard, Kansas.
Die bette TIL aoeen ~uIsffsIise eczema xioembe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04

Sette OF mesci. mclci nrlhci bar
@illitatter fprtaIt o..
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. {.
Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho. Sept
Is. 1916.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Siels
p. Peterson. Of Ovid. idaho, who. on
March I 1908. made Add1 II. F..
under Act OF April %. 1904. Serial
No 04219, for SCI NWI Section
3. Township Il South. Range a.
East. Boise Meridian. has filed no
tee Of intention 70 make fiyezyeaT
Proof, 10 establish claim To the land
above described. before NJ b Cher
~ t. s Commissioner. at Montpe-
iier. Idaho, on the 18th day of No
YembeT. 1915.
Claimant names an Witnesses
Joseph Johnson. Farley Peterson,
Joseph Peterson and George John.
son. all OF Ovid. Idaho
J. + CARRUTH.
5-2z-6t Register
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13

HERMAN II. TAYLOR.
President OF the Senate.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
HORRORS, THEY ARE
CRTTICISING wills.

! Democratic speakers. from Maino
TO California. are holding their hands
up in horror because the republicans
are criticistnK the Wilson admins
tration, They are criticlsing him,"
they shrek In agony
Hasn't he Eot II coming3
Has he not changed front on free
tolls for American shipping thru the
Panama canal. on tariff commits
sion. ON preparedness
Has he not failed TO uphold the
dignity Of the United States by fail
ing To protect the lives and property
of American citizens
Has he not dcbauehsd the civil
serviceg
Has he not repndlated plank after
plank OF the platform on which he
was elected
Have democrats no recollection OF
past campaigns7 Can they point to
a single campaign for twenty years
whore they have not been mercIlcss
critics.
Have they forgotten Wilson's pitt.
less publicity" Have they forgotten
imperialism. or special interests :
or "tarin robbers3"
And have they forgotten their
charges OF extravaganza, only four
years ago, against the Taft admins.
| trattun9
They have not but they would like
TO-
Here II 10. Study I. II Is the fact
that the criticism hurts that rifles
| them They are thin skinned because
| they are vulnerable
Here II IL, Study t. II ia the fact
| medicine
Expenditures, first year oS admins
iatration Taft, edbn, 900 .000 Will
aon, $4,000 900.
] Second year Taft. 1854 600 600:
/ Wilson, s766.00O. O00
Third year TAFT. 1854 600. 900;
wilson sS23. 600 900,
Fourth year-~Tnft, a6s2,0O0, 900;
Wilson, ti,047 900. zoe
Total TAFT, $2.G4p. 600. 900. VIII
son, &3.3sb. 900 900
Not one cent Ii charged up u the
| Wilson administration IN the above
| for preparedness expenses. nor for
sending and Keeping our aoldiors ON
the border, Theac figures represent
the running expenses OF che govern
ment for two administrations. In tho
record not enough 80 make a demo
crat mAd9 Are thcy not iuatifiod In
trying TO Ret away from critlelAm4
Just one more; President Wilson.
during his first campaign. criticised
the republicans for what he said was
gross extravagance and for creating
useless ofilcsa The comparison above
has Hilonccd him on tho extravaganza
charge And under hia Rdminiatra-
ton not few Offices. hut more than
10000 Offices have been created in
order 10 make placoa for deserving
democrats. Their pay ranges from
5000 70 $4,000 q year Thcse nov
Offices explain tho Increase In the
cost ~ running the government. -
American Falls PROSE-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13

Referee In Bankruptcy
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Ut the Interior. & 4.
Land Once at Blackfool. idaho. Sept.
"a. 1916.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that John
fsDtttieb TsuSeher. Of Geneva. idaho.
who. on Janpary sth, 1910. made
Homestead Entry No. 07z5O for
y ~ sW v. sE Y sw Y Bw4 sE4.
Section 81. and ON November 10th,
1913. made an Additional Homestead
Entry No 0z00A1 for sW y NV u
See. 80. and SEA awA. M aR4.
Section %. Township South. Range
fs East. Boise meridian. has filed no
ttcc Of Intention 20 make flve-yeaT
nroof. to establish claim 10 the land
above described. before " u Cherry.
Z y Commissioner ~ his once IN
Montpelier. Idaho. Oh the 9Th day
II November. 1916
Claimant Hames ~ witnesses
Alfred Bisshon. EdAAFd Biaehon.
John Tnsscher and George Blcehert.
al Of Geneva. Idaho
J T cAHRuTH.
y=2B=B Register
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
APPLICATION FOR DIaeHARaE
IN BANKRUPTCY

IN the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Idaho. East.
ern Division
In the Matter Of we're Phelps
Bankrupt
notice IL hereby given that We're
Phelps has filed his petition for !
discharge a. . bankrupt and the
same Will be heard By said Court On
me 18th day Of October. 1915. AT
" CLOCK q. m. AZ my Office in The
81 National Bank building a. Mont.
pelier. Idaho. AZ which time and
place all creditors and other persons
IN interest may appear and shoe
cause. if any they have. why tha
prayer OF said petition should NOT
be granted
e. L. FRENCH.
Referee In Bankrnptey
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13

Subscribe for the Examiner.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Senate Joint Resolution No. I.
BY HART
4 InINT RFSnI.IlTInN


BY HART
A JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment OF the Con-
stitutioI of the State of Idaho by ad-
ding a new section to Article there
Of the said section TO be known as
Section &c of Article 3, prohibiting
the manufacture. sale. keeping for
sale or transportation for sale of in
t1xieating liquors for beverage pur-
poses. and directing the Legislature
10 enforce the said added section by
ell needful legislation.
Be ID resolved by the legislature
of the State OF Idaho:
Section 1. That a section be ad-
ded TO Article of the Constitution
II the State of Idaho, the same to be
lnown and designated as Section &c
f Article and to read as follows;
Section 20. From and after the
rst day Of May IN the year 1917
the manufacture. sale, keeping for
sale. ard transportation for sale of
intoxicating liquors for beverage pur-
poses arew forever prohibited. Th,
Legislature shall enforce this section
by all ncedful legislation
Section O. That the question to
IN 9hbAAAhANA ~ NAC GA0NAOAH VI ttlt
State Of Idaho at the next General
Election shall be as follows:
shall the Constitution OF the
State OF Idaho be amended by adding
to Article 3 thereof a new section
forbidding the manufacture. sale.
keeping for sale and transportation
for sale of Intoxicating liquors for
beverage purposes from and after
he first day of May, 1917. and re-
curing the Legislature to enforce
such amendment by all needful
legislation"
Section 3. That the Secretary OF
state shall cause publication of this
proposed constitutional amendment
- be made once a week for six con
5ecutive weeks prior to the next gem
raj election In one newspaper OF
general circulation published in each
county in this State.
This joint resolution passed the
senate on the goth day OF January,
1915.
HERMAN Fl. TAYLOR,
President of the Senate.
This joint resolution passed tn,
House Of Representatives on tn,
2lst day of January, 1915.
A. H. CONNER,
Speaker OF the House of Repre-
sentatives
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
ORDER To SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER or SALE or REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT nE
MADE

In the Probate Court, County Of
Rear Lake. State Of Idaho.
III the Matter % the Estate OF Oi0f
Cederlund. Deceaacd
7 l.. Glenn. tho attorney for the
executor % the estate OF Olof Cedor-
lund, denceAaed. having filed his PEI
tltlon herein praying for an order
" sale of all the real estate OF said
deeedent. for the purposes therein
SET forth.
II IL therefore ordered BY the
Judge of said Court. that all per
SONS interested IA the estate % said
deceased appear before the said Pro.
bntc Court on Monday the 2znd day
lf October, 1916, al IL O'Clock In
the forenoon Of said day. al the
Court Room Of said Probate Court,
At the GDum House In paFis, County
~ Bear Lake 70 show cause why an
order should not be granted 10 the
said Executor to sell 20 much OF the
renl estate OF the said deceased ~
shall BIZ necessary
And that copy OF this order he
published 81 leHat once week for
not less than four successive weeks
IN the Montpelier Examiner. i news
paper printed aud published In said
lear Lake County. Idaho. and that
said publication be completed II
least five days prior 10 aald z2nd
day Of October. 1916
Reference 10 the petition for thls
sale. for a description OF the prop
erty 10 be sold In hereby made
tSEALl r.. J HADDOCk
Judge uf pTObata.
Dated September 2fnd. 1910.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13

In the Probate Court. County Of
Rear Lake, State Of Idaho.
III the Matter Of the Estate OF Oi0f
Cednrluud. Deceased
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13
How talarrh i Contracted

Mothers are sometimes 80 thought.
less a. 10 neglect the colds which
their children contract The luKlam-
nation VI ths muenA membrane al
ftrst aente. becomes chronic and the
child has chronic eatarrh q disease
that is seldom cured and that may
nroNe iife'a burden Many persons
whn have this loathsOme disease will
remember having had frequent colds
Al the time Il was contracted A little
foFethonghi. a bottle Of Chamber
lains congh Remedy Iudielously
used. and ali this trouble might have
been avoided Obtainabie every
xhere.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13

STATE IDAHO.
Lake County.
STANDBY IL Rich AudHoy ~
pecvey hereby certify
statement Of the financial condition of County appears from
the records OF 800 't'"
STANDBY ~ RICH. Treasnrer
II II BROOMiEAD, Ex-Omcio Andn Of SAID Co,.,y
Subscribed me this iitb asY ~
July. 1916 - ~ -" nay q"
SEAL II J PADDOCK. Probate Judge
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13

Not everybody can achieve great.
ness out everybody can be clean.
Moderate exercise in the open air
prolongs life.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-09-02

More star ball players have been in
iured this year than in any previous
season in decade and the fans
throughout the country are mystified.
They cannot understand why these ac-
cidents to stars should occur so regu-
larly. The answer is that baseball is
"A different game this season. For sew
eral years the players have been reap
ing IA harvest. The natural advance
ment of the game and the increase Of
the profits Of the magnates caused the
salaries Of players to mount rapidly,
and then came the war between or
ganized bail and the Feds.
The players took advantage of the
conditions and held the magnates up
for salaries all out of proportion to
their value, with the result that the
majority of the clubs lost money in
1914 and 1919. There Was nothing
left for organized ball TO do but make
peace with the Federal league, and
the retrenchment policy was adopted
by the magnates. Almost every star
player of the two Major leagues was
tied up 10 two or threeyear contracts,
the majority Of which expire at the
close of the present season, and the
players now are huStllng. In recent
wears the players refused to take any
unnecessary chances. They were con-
tent 10 draw their salaries and pre-
ferred to take no chances on injuries,
realizing that a serious accident would
hurt their earning capacity.
When the magnates announced that
there would he general cut in sal
aries after the long term, wartime CON
tracts mad expired. the. players real
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-09-02

lied that they would have to get out
and hustle or they would be cut even
more than they expect. AS result.
they are making plays and taking des-
perate chances which were unknown
in the last two seasons.
There is no question about the hust-
ling of the players this season. They
are working harder than ever, realiz-
ing that their new contracts will be
based entirely upon what they show
this season and not on past reputation,
as was the case when the Feds were
in the field. Perhaps many fans have
noticed how much faster the games
are this year,
Almost every club in two major
leagues has been handicapped by in
juries to star players, with the Ath-
letics. Yankees and Indians the chief
sufferers. One list places the num-
Der of crippled players at 81, but this
includes many of the usual ailments,
such as sore arms and lame shoulders,
which are in no way due to the re-
vival Of the fighting spirit of the play
erS.
Nineteen members of the Athletics
and Yankees have been out of the
game, each for a week or longer, and
six broken bones are included in the
list of injuries. Other players who
have sustained broken bones are Lo-
bert of the Giants, broken leg Chap
man of Cleveland, broken leg; Adams
oS the Phillies, broken finger; Cady
of Boston, broken finger; Magee of
Boston, broken wrist; Fletcher of the
Giants, broken finger, and Archer of
tie Cubs, broken finger.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-09-02

Run cold cooked fish through the
chopper to the amount Of TWO cupfulS
Pour one cupful of boiling water over
one cupful of fine bread crumbs. Let
this mixture stand Is minutes then
add the fish. half teaSpoonful of salt,
pinch Of wife pepper, a tablespoonful
Of minced olives or parsley, two table
spoonfulS Of melted butter and two
well-beaten eggs. Pour into WELL
buttered mold, steam in a steamer for
three-quarters OF an hour. Serve as
soon as unuolded on hot platter.
Serve with tomato sauce. This makes
a very nice dish for luncheon