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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
SrausOlen unO SriessitranSsnt

Ger &an6eI nit Stran05ltt iii III
,5ranfrei6 ieit pielen S5aibren Ds'
5rQufli6, l1o gu 9eginn eiues icecr
SomElers miro oos Stran6sut, oaS
iIdl oil ben fran5oiiiden aiNten anses
iammelt bat, offeutlib 5llm TerfatlT
aeIteQt. @s lit oies cine alte Cite, olc
io5ltiagen hie 8ertbe, one oas Wsear
3erIt6rt hot, iueni9itens gum lDell
nieoer gum ghleen Der Seelelltc ailT'
leben laiien ioQ. MI Die oerIdHeoensn
lleberreIte BON lrntergegangenenS6H'
len, 2beiIe DON Sdiiialnoungen, al
lcs, luoS Das Weer i'm @nlter per-
idIungen un0 in SrilnImern an olc
Gillte qeIdppenlnlt bat, Ipiro Iorglaiu
aufbetDabrt un0 non ben Mtarineam'
tern regiitrirt, luo oieientgen Segcn'
itGnoe, oeren 9eiiser man ntht mebr
nusfinoIg nlaten fam, lperoen jis-
Giuniten Der Seeleute pernuBert. gta
Ginnabnen aus oieient Stranogllt,
ban0el lpanoerlt, ab5iigli6 ocs 3oiles
uno Der Serglmesfc1teu, in Die aalle
Ger SSSllpaIioen Der 0tarine. Sn olelem
Sabre bat Der StranoqltfbanoeI, me
Gin w1itarbelter Des ,lRotin" in etncin
glrtifel aus sc Sreport beriftet, eInc
nod ME oageipeiene @usoebnung en-
reid;t. 9fo1 niemals 6eigte iid oas
!Gleer in oieier ge8ieblng 10 frilhtbdr.
GS lit ariegsitrnnbgut, lno ieoes
Stiit tpeiB cine @eihldlte ans Dam
qroBsn Sample Su er50blen. Die grn-
beren uno ifperen Stiide oes arlcgs-
Itranogutes, mic SSdiier, 8arcnbaasn
II. |. ~, pereen IN Der gtabe Der &u-
iteniteQe aufbefpatrt, on Die lie Der
3ufaG Der Str0uutns ltto oes @inneS
ge.rieben bat. Die leidter 81 befor-
Sernben @egenitdlloe fueroen m oen
Narinebureaus iultergebrudlt uno IN
oen 2agerbGuiern Der 3ollbeboroeu III
0en Saferrit1oteit. glus allen SbeIlcn
9Srantreids fonrnlen Die aaitfer ber.
bel. Inn oieie lleberbleibiel friiberen
9teintbunl5, Die oiesrlal nod alS
@rieqsreliqirien cine beionOere 0eoel'
tElta boben, Sli erIrerben. Sie auuIer
tpanhern uon elmer hieIer inerttpIrol.
ger S6uuoel&itatten 5iIr onoeren.
8rerritofie, Galttibuf, Dele er6ieien
,peqen ibrer SeItelIbeit ltnb oes gegeils
nGrtig gciteigerten g9ertbes belo1oers
bobc &reiie. giele pon oieieit @aarpn,
Sie oas Meer alsgeitoben bat, man
bern ourh Die S6dnoler on Die 6roilt,
tcerOen on Die Soloaten IDeiterner,
farit un0 fontner 10 ulf einen1 llln-
Dege tpieber in ben arieg Surild, oclH
lie entItq1lnlen. Cine beionoere Mb-
tbetlung biloet oas Stranoglit, oas OIL
it6 ipertblos 1t, uno mir in ielner
Giqenid)oft olS Sriegerinnerrins be-
gebrt tpirb. 8a aibt IS &cttuuasrtngc,
9oote, Die bon untergegangeneli
Salnpfern itanulIen, Sfnffslelierit
uno Sontpaiie pon &oumtanopbrliden-
Scrle 9tnae, Die feine11 geamet tragerI
unO oeren Serfltnit, gtattonalit6t H.
l. 10. oarum nidJt ntebr feit3ulteiler
iiro merben btlliger fortgegeben, uno
eiu Hettlngsrtng, DelIen ,SitldrtTr
bltrd bus lalsige Mteernaher rtnleicr-
lid gctporoen lit, fam berettS INN BRET
Sranfen in ben 9eits etnes artegs-
itrdrogutsSietbabers iibergeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
GlmB'Nads dsribten.

Rittp Od, s .IoDemfer 1916.
Der ObiOflub piro ii1 MIR ipsnil
perdnbern uno bate seitern qlberlo be
bieiiser Stabt sinen WaHeritanb bDI
lis SUB.
Die folssuSsn Sepeifen trafsn &c
fern bier elm:
@ittsburs, 9a.-6.0 SUB, fGIIt.
@bsslins. SO. 9u.-4.4 SUB. fdllt.
partersb,irs. 80. @a.-9.2 Sub. tat
&anatpba Jals, B. @a.-15. fdat.
Gbarleiton, W. @a.-7.0 SUB. fiat.
portsmouth S.-4.2 SUE. fdllt.
louisville, ap.--9.0 Sub, itsisi.
GpailspiIIe, Snb.-4.3 SUB, fdlt.
HaTboille, 1eun.-7.4 Sub fdlt.
Chattanooga, seuli.-7.9 Gub. fdIt.
GanIas eitp. Mo.-7.7 SUB. fdllt
Wsmpbis. 5snn.-7.0 Gub, fGIIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

dsrft0rten 6duiern ItanDer, unb bod
ni1t lin bic @de i6ieben tonnten,
bann Deritummen hieIs 2ntldqsr beuts
iher vgarbaret" unD Dertrie6en ii1
Binter Der feigen Qusreos: rsSSa, 70 BAT
man mfrs er5dblt!" 8ieier man" III
natiirli9 niemuls gu fafsH; ss III Der
grpbe lln6etdnnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
IN @afhtnatpn 1T Der Tert ber

= Sn @afbtnston TT Der Cert Der
Don ben GntentesWd4ten an bic grtes
6tIde Rsgierung eeiteaten GOroerans
gen etngetrpffen. Gs ptrb burin an
eetiinbigt, bdb bic alitrien DON Der
sris6iinen Jlotte unp etnem srcbeE
S6etIe oes srie4iI6en SerritOriums
9eiiB ergriffeH bdben. Sn 8erbiuoung
nit ben Welbuneen, bab bos grietis
ftH9s 991H sessssaa fnIhe Ihbe @ergetpdltieun0
eiuen &ppel an bic srbbte nertraIe
Watt, bic Der. Staaten, gu ribten
beubfihtigt. berrf6t IN Wufhingtpu
bic gtHiidt por, baB bic Ser. StadteH
inter ben beitebenbsu 8erbdItRihen,
cbne 9erlebung Der 9leutraIitdt. nifta
fir SrieaenIlb tbuH t0unen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
9dsli@er NNarft.Seridt,
Gtneinnati. z. Nppember.

Cincinnati, z. ROuember.
Die nahfolgUben aupiirunsen be-
sishen ii9 nur auf Gnsros 1ranss
aitionsu. Bel tIsineren gel9dftsn iper.
ben stpas bObere prsii. bsre9nst.
probiIionen.
S9mals. prima Steam 49,.
16.85-16.95; 5antilp 174-17ae.
SrpdeusefaI3enes Jleti d..
y Sbort clear Ssiien loi. 15li
-164e; grtra ibort elsar Ssiisn 15i
-16ie; iur5e RippenIeiten 154-
1876; Bellies 173-17ae.
Bacom- Sbort clear Seiten
16A-17e; erira ibort clear Seiten
15s-16e; ibort Rippsuieitsn lob
16e; Bellies 1s-1sac.
Susar Gureb GIeii9. -
SHintsn 20a-21e; pienic Sdlltern
15-l5ae; gr.atfait Bacon 23-25e;
Shultern in Dadets. Is -15ic; geip
Yort Gut 15s-16e; trodene 9eef
sfiiten 29a-30ac per pfunb.
SiBgep0teItes Sleii9.-
Shinl.n 17-17Ae; pienie Sdldtern
12a-134c; Bellies 17s-1Sc; SduI.
tern 133-144e; Sduliern q. D. Gut
143-14ac.
GriidesSietid. = g9inteH
1915; pienic S9ulteru 124-
129c; Sdultsrn 13a-14ac; ibort
Rippenieiteu 13t-14e; ibort clear
Rippsni.iten 14a-142c; srtra ibort
clear 9fip.nfeiisn 13A-14e;; Bellies
lsi9te 17a-1se; Bellies, fapere 16t
173e.
Wtbl unb getreibs
Webl. - Winisr patent $S.75-
9.25; Minier ianep S.25-s.75; DiHs
tex familp $7.75-S.25; Winter srtra
$6.75-7.25: @inter orbindrsr $6.25
-6.75; 6artes Wei5en patent $500
$50; 5artes Wsi5en fanep $8.25
-8.75; Sartes Mei5en familD 500
-750; gRossen, Nortbpeii.rn ses
mif9tes $6.75-700; Rpsssn, gits
reinss $6.75-7.OO; 0ROsssn Gitp ss'
miidtes $6.75-7.00.
Wei5en. - Ro. 2 rotber Dinter
$1.83-1.84; No. 3 bo. $L75-1.s
80; Ro. A bo. $1.4O-1.7O.
WeIi4torm - Ro. 8 ipeibes
93-94e; go. 4 bo. 90-91c; go. 8
bp. $500; 80 6 bo. $3.50. - RO.
3 gsIbes 93-94e; No. a DO. So Ole;
No. 8 DO. S7-89c; 80. g bp. 85--
SIC. = SO. 3 s.lbes 93-94e; go. a
bo. S9-91c; No. 8 bo. 87-89e; 30.
6 bo. 85-S7c. Heles ipsibes
solbenorn $3.50; ssl6ss aoIbens
torn 84-87e; s.mi[ates aoIkntprn
84-S8e.
5afer. - go. 2 ipsibsr 541-
soc; Gtanbarb ipeiber 54--54ac;
go. 3 tueiber 53a -54e; Gso. a ipeib.r
52-53c; go. 2 semifd,ter 53A 54r;
go. 3 semii9ier einbeimiider 52-
53e, go. A semtf9ter 51--52e.
Rogsen. - go. 2 $1.45; glo. 81
s1.37-L43; 80 4 $1.27-l35;
probe $1.15-I27.
Wbisten.
Briaufi tpurben - gbIs. Dis
niIIsra ainifheb @oobs auf btr Balls
$40 Ssr Gaaone.
!, Groceries.
Kaffes - SABA 23-30c; gosI
IA $500; Guatemala fduep 19r;
ha. euter 171e
Bio EdrtcB
eriHe s.~s~--~-~~~----itY i7H
V1s s,ss~>~s>~s>-~~ s-~-~-..nH 1b8
Esn 0aly .....------..--.. .1sH I5M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
Ghieaap z gopsmber.

S9Deine. 3ufubr 24,0O0;
Martt s.Idlofeu unb &c b0ber als
ssiierH. Built s9.20-9.85; Iet4te s.
70-9.S0; gemiidte $9.20-9.95;
idiuere $9.25-9.95; robe S9.25-9.'
40; JertsI $6.4o-8.60.
RinbDieb. - 3ufu6r 5000;
Martt iiart uno 10c bober; adl6sr %
SOC b0bsr. 0atipe gsef Stiere 500
--11.75; Deiten Stiere $3.50
1000; Stoders unb Gsebsrs $3.50
500; Hiibe uub Seifers $3.75-9.65;
4GIber S8.50-12.00.
g 9 afe. - 3ufubr 5000; Wartt
ssidlOHen unb 1o-25c b0her; @ss
Tiers $7.60-S.75; gpes S4.1o-
7.65; 2Gmmsr S8.50-1l15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
Nisl),,rnrft

Gineinnati. z. Iob. 1918.
3ufu6r unD 9erianbt pdbrea6 Der
lebten "A StunbeH, psrgii4en nit Den
porpsrsanssnen Sass, iiub ipie fpIst:
3ufubr
Rinbp. S9lpsine S9afe
6. Roo. 3214 6244 Ell
Z. giop. 733 3543 72
@erfaHbt.
ainbb. S9lpeiiie Shafe
6. Rop. =. ,173 2196 214
7. glop. 1875 1894
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

- Der bstmtsbrenbe Waorsans
T1eiIbaber $. g. Danifon bat in
syrantrsib ben 9or5ug senoHsn, BON
sinem 2lsrpplan aus ber S9Ia9t um
ben gefiB bes Dries GDmb!es suaus
idaueH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
Gnsliide 1sli,ssr iibcr griiIsl.

9elsii6er Gntbuiiosmus iiber englri9e
SIieger. Die sengliiden 6relnl-
DC" ilber 9riiiicl - Gie Sriiiieler
lle6erpotriotcn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

4. yiDD. Iolo oiJ4
Hinbpieb. - Die Situation 1at
iid beute nur tuenig perdHbert. ri,
beNeren Gudlitdten fparen in gutter
Na6frage, bic anberen IansIam. Die
beiersn Stisre uno 5siiers fraren iiss
tig, anoere ihleppeno. 9ute WhI9tlbs
iinb IN Ra6frags
Uiiitlere unb idipere Stiere $3.50
$50; Jleii6er Stiere $5.50-7.s
80; auserleiene Bis ertra $7.75-8..
%; oeifers $5.00-6.50; auserleiene
bis ertra $6.75-7.25; stiibe $4.25-
5.75; auserlsiene Bis ertra 5000
ESQ; Gamers $3.25-4.25; UliIAs
iiibe $35.0O-95.00; Stoters ano
5ssDsrs; Gtiers $5.00-700; 5eiiers
S5.00-5.50; &iibe $25.O0-75.00.
gullen. - Die Ra6frage mar
cine CUTE unb bie greile paren iteti5.
Gstit guIlsn $6.25-6.5O; Bologna
$5.50--6.25; magsre unO lsi4te $4.o0
-5.25.
&Gtber. Qlnfanss itisaen Die
4IrsiIe, ipdter a6er ftslen bieIel6en um
25e per 100 pfunb.
Bette lei9te adlber $11.OO; eini9s
aussrleiene $11.25; fair bis CUTE S8.s
50-10.75; Orbindrs unb srobe $3.50
-9.75.
S6petIe. Der Marti iOar
beuts langiam unb Die prsiie Itetig.
@ute bis aussrleIene i9tpere uno
5leiideriorten $9,s5-9.90; seuliits
ts @srIunotIOrien $9.60--9.85; auss
erleiene mittlere 100 Bis 1S0 qfuno
1925 $50; leifte 8erionbtiOrtsR
12O big 155 pfunb $s.50-9.00; prs
bindre bis quite JsrteI 40 Yfu1o nno
tueniser $6.25-8.25; orbindrs Bis
auserieIene i6pers fstte Sdue $3.50
$50; Stags $6.5o-8.50.
G 6afe unb Gam mer. - 0ie
3ufubr mar serins uno bic pr:lle
itetis.
S9afe, aussrlsjene bis ertru $3.50
-6.75; CUTE Bis auserleiene $3.50
$50; orbin6re biz fair $3.o0-5.0O.
2dmmsr. aussrleiene Bis srtra $10.15
-10.25: CUTE big auserlsIeue $3.50
10.l5; urbinirs bis fair $6.50-9.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
2lustudrti8e Wdrfte.
gbieago, 7. 0oS.

Butter. - Warft uuoerGHbert.
Gier. - Wlartt bo6er; 3uflbr 81
151 aiften; firits 32h-33ac; orbi'
uars firfts 3l-32c; auf Ssm Msartt
26-33c.
aartOfisln. = 3ufuhr 90 Cars;
Marit, unpsrGrbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

Sl,ttrnafi y. 200. 1siI

tirurnaft. Z. Tpp., 1915.
~ 0anien ipsrsn hente mdbrenb Der
Osf66fisEunbsn am yormittage fstr be-
iAaiti6t unb biz Wadirage mad Tansbsn
stae sHte. SIR 7arIeben ,on eaas puroen
pon ben Senlrn 4--4H9 berednsi. nab.
rtno Wei9aitspapiere Su 5--6i 70 bisiontirt
petbsn SIN oiisnsn Diarfte Hurben Iar'
Isben .on call. 81 az AZ Ine auf Bet
~ 4--4j5ss pIae,ri.
.fhiri ani slrp Usrs
Enrten bu gari Iniihsn Banfen psrlauft.
Nts tsuaterrat bnrasi SOC Yrdait per
1000.
e,fuid an. 6nrsys
GID. W.hieI anf 3o1bu1 ipIrbsl ~
ti7S pro Sfe Sterlini quOtirt. 5lr DeG'
isl nui Berlin lpurben 20e pro Wdrt, be.
re6net. fir @etiel aui Bsris f75ze pro
Franc. aui Anlittroam 42e BRO BuIben
uno auf Wtn l5f pro Hrons, Nirss for,
4usd ss. StOdbslm pro arpns 2s.s0,
6ranrs tSdseiiJ i9he.
ssxsn ctlissiisuss
uarsa ratia uus t.iiJ. 0is Siai.a quo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

@eftisel. Wlurti -ubis. -
9roilsrs bon Il gfunS unb barn tsr
20c; arpers iibsr u pfunb l6i;
5dbne 11ac; 5iibner 12 2-16e; Srut'
biibner 19-23e; DO. nit truns
msr gruit 10-12t: GuGs 6-8t;
peibe Gn.en 12-14c; alte DO. IL
ganie 11-12c; aIte 1au6en SLO
bas Gnben5.
5aFen. $40. 1 s2.25-2.40;
go. 2 $1.75--2.Oo per Gusenb.
ObFnnb Ssmiifs.
aepfel. - Maiben Bluff $3.50
$500; Weolt6p $3.5o-4.00; alers
amber $3.75-450; @cpIf SaiDsr
S3.50--4.00; Sonatban s4.50-5.s
90; Grimes @olb,n $3.75-4.25 pei
9bl.; Grab 9tepfsl $2.50-2.75 PEE
gu.
3ttronen. California $500
$50; Rsiiins $3.5o-4.5o per
aiite; 2im.s $2.75-3.00 per Crate.
Sransen. - @aIencia $4.00--
$50; 5loriba $4.oo-4.5o per Rite.
Grape Gruit. - JIorioa 3d.
00-3.5o per Crate.
Nuitten. - $1.25-2.O0 per
Blu.
Weintrdubeu. Hiusaro,
pcnb aorb 16c; RiasaIu. 8 pfuAb
aorb BOT; gOneprbs, 90 piunb &orb
60-65c; gpnoorbs, 8 9Dfunb aorb
% 30; Goneor6s, 8 Quart aotb
16e; goneorbs, per 9on S65.00; Sts
lapdre, Wein, per Son $4,000.
pfirfi9e. - ROrtb.rn SRio
S1.65--1.S5 per 8u.
Rartoffeln. = Gin6simiI6s
$5.0o-5.25; gaiisrn Gobblsrs $500
-5.25 per gbl. uno $1.65-1.75
per 9u. bonn Store.
SiBfartoffeln. Gat.
SsrIeD $500; @irginia $3.O0-3.s
Is; mebium 1925 -2.50 per BEL.
Gurten. - 5reibbaus $1.00--
LIS per 9ubenb.
5omuten. = Ginbeimii9s SOC
-S1.25 per gu.
araut. ginbsimiides S3.25-
$50 per 9bf.; rotbes S3.75-4.25.
geferp. - Widigdn S1.25-1.s
40 per Crate bon 6 gunSsln.
MeiBeR Rabm. - $1.25-1.'
so per gbl.
3Diebeln. = Weibe, 1926
$50; e.Ibs $3.0o-3.25 per bunbsrt
Gfunb.
@riine gobnen. - ginbeimi'
ihe $1.00-1.50 per @u.; Wa9s6ob'
nen $1.O0-1.25 per SaHpr; 2imos
bobnen 15-20c per Quart.
3arotteM -Ginbeimii9e S100
--1.25 per gu.
2aubprobutte.
Sen. go. 1 SimotbD $500;
90. 2 5imotbp $14.00; RO. 8 simo>
ibb $1,000; Ro. l semiidtsr aIes
$14.00; Ro. 2 alee $1,000; go. l
alee $14.00; Ro. 2 &Iee $12.O0; Siss
iises 2llfalfa $14.00-15.00; Rogs
eenitrob $10.00-10.50; Saferitrob
$s.00-9.00; WsissaitrOb $780,
Copper 1onne.
Mi6lenfutfer i'll ru6ig unb
fef. - aleie 31.00-33.OO; Mibbs
Iinss. braune $33.00-35.o0; tpsibe
35.00-36.00; semii9tes Guiter
33.OO-34.0O.
Sdmereien. - Waartt ii.tis.
- alesidmmsn $9.50-10.50 per gu.
BON Store; 9imotbp S2.20-2.55;
Glahsiamen $1.80 per gu.
@erf9tebenes.
Dele. - Martt fsft; aein5l, robes
94c per Gallone In partieH 53c; Ia
Dbl. getodies 1c mebr; go. 1 Barb
III SIC; COTTON Seeb Sil, raffinirtes
SIC per @aIlonf, 9erpsntin 55e in
pariien BON 1-5 syab, nnb 6S in
pariien bon 10-25 @a[lonen pstros
lsum, Obio Carbon 120 Grab Sc; DO.
$50 Grab SIC; 5eabIisbt It's Grab
9b-1Oe; Reb Groipn Giofoltn 20c;
Rapbta Csc per GaIlons In pariisn
ppH Is Bbls.
Gdla. - Der Warit 1T rubis. Il
Dbio Ripsr $1.10 per 9bl. BON 2S0
pfunb, 5ubrlobn btn5usefiisi.
5aIs. - Wurit iittig. prima
gitp 1o4-1oat; bo. goiintrp 81
1Oc per pfunb.
aobIen. - Wartt rubis. yous
abiogbsnp S4.50--55.010; HaitiIiivvsSaa ittiaIiivs
Giiidtoblsn $4.50-5.O0; Nub unb
Glad $3.75-4.25 per Spune obgeIies
fert. gaauhloie Gtiidtpblsn $500
6.25; glnthrarits $9.50-9.75 perl
9onre abgeliefsrt. Gote foftet $3.50
"a 50 her ypuue ohotIieferf.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
BIG DEALS IN
LEMHI FARMS
Large Ranch on Sandy Creek and
Another on Agency Go to Out
side FlOckmasters.

transaction involving about s4s..
600 In the purchase Of two farms, ore
on Sandy creek and the other on
Agency creek, together With eonsid-
erahie livestock and farming imple.
ments, Ii re- ported Victor He'll aud
James Motion are huyiug the proper
ty known as the bank ranch ON san
dy creek comprising over thousand
acres, Nith - horses, 100 tons OF hay
ana variety of implements ard also
another ranch, OF leo acres, on
Agency creek, together with 700 ewes
and other personal property
Bell x Motion come from Roberts,
Idaho, where they have large sheep
interests, 1t Is intended that the
Lehmi farms shall be devoted 90 this
industry on a large scale
This announcement comes right on
the heels Of tie sale last week for
SIS, 900 Of the Cobalt properties AZ
Blackbird and IL shows that some
thing better than a boom is AZ hand
for Tive growtH and developments of
this part Of tie country
Il Il Embley has sold the Copper
ranch un Boyle creek 10 }. NJ. Steele
for $3.50 cash There are 100 acres
IN the place. 1t is sBid 10 be the IN
tention Of the purchaser to make his
home there
A large ranch Oh tile Big Fiat and
another on Carmen creek, together
with big livestock holdings, are bsinR
looked over by prospective outside
buyers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
EVERYBODY TALKING
OF BLACKBIRD COBALT

The sale of the great cobalt depos-
it Of 8iackbird to the association
which controls the world output Of
this metal is the most important
transaction that has been CON
sunated in Lemhi county In the his
tory the country This is said to he
the only known supply in the United
States that can be- depended on 10
meet the growing demand for this
important metal All tine foreign
mines are being exhausted just as the
demand far the metal is increasing
hundred fold every year.
The Blackbird deposit Is the great
est in extent and Importance that
was ever discovered. There are said
to be millions Of tons of workable ore,
and the value of the metal has ud
vancedto a price that will justify
extensive operations even under
the disadvantages Of transportation
which prevail The present market
will permit the extensive operation
Of these mines at great profit undrr
present conditions. The purchasing
capitalists, however, are strong
enough t. build railroads to the
property and the magnitude Of The
proposition will justify the eXpenii-
ture Of millions of dollars. The Co
bait, nickel, copper and gold Of Uhe
Black bird district assure the build
ing of a great mining city in some
part of that region over the hill from
Salmon.
J. W. Clples first interested El-
wood Haynes OF automobile fame IN
the possibilities of Blackbrd cobalt
and has finally induced bim to take
what amounts to al option Cn the
properties. Mr. Caples is now mak-
ing a careful survey of the mines for
their patent by tie government.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
SCORE OF MEN IN THIS
COMMUNITY, ONE WOMAN

Andrew E. Lee, the Myers Cove
stocEman, rode horse back into Sal
mon on Monday, coming To meet .
l.. Nichols, who is operating the Lee
mines on Silver creek under lease and
bond, where tunnel OF 30 feet and
a shaft Of 50 feet represent tie active
recent work performed in develop
ment. There is good yield of gold
and silver In the ore Mr.. Nichols
aud Others associated with him In
the property are men OF ample means
and live in Indiana and the east.
In the locality of the Lee home
and for many miles around, where
there are nearly twenty men folks
getting mail, only one woman Is
among the patrons of the
postotiice, and to make matters worse
her home Is distant a good day $
journey from the center of population
In this lonesome community in the
eternal hills. There would seem to
be "a lack Of enterprise or strange
hackwardness of some sort on the
part Of Myers Cove men or there
would be more women To share their
homes and fortunes with them. The
columns Of The Recorder are open FOR
the live ones to advertise in
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29

Sections 3 lo To- IS 10 - y and
p, IS aud "a, Township 10 North.
Range - last, boise Meridian I.
section. e. 1. 10 to ID. - u -, 30
and 80. Township y North, Range
p East. Boise Meridian
Sections / u Il, q 10 p, 81 10 80.
To~Bship Is North. Range = East,
Boise Meridian
sections } Co -, 10 10 p, p 10 80,
Toansnip IA North, Range y East.
Boise Meridian
To~uship 8 south Rang ~, last,
Boise Meridian.
To~nsnip souln. Raaea q EAst.
Boise Meridian
Toansuip l5 south. Range q East,
Boise Meridian
Taaushlp south Range D East.
boise Meridian. have been surveyed
and tnat plats oI survey ~Iu be e1ic-
tally flied Ia this oalce November .,
1915.
Application for entry Of lands 10
saia tosnsbips may Us estsea IA
this office uu and after Narsmo= =,
1915 al such application w.Ii -
bsld suspended until November =,
1916 tie date Of official aliHg Of plats
Of sursay Ali applications received
before November e, 1910 viii 9e Iu-
usdI ateIy rejected.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
Melvyn-Frost.

The Recorder and all its readers
are extending congratulations aud
felieitati0ns called for by the ular-
rlaRe on sunday last, September "a, af
Mrs inertia } Frost aud James Mel
yYn The ceremony Ia uuite lhis
happy pair was performed At tie
brides country home by the Rev.
Scion johnson Of tie pres6yt9fian
church at one o'clock
The bride became Widely known
and won golden opinions as the pub
Usher If The Idaho Recorder, in
which she was highly successful. Be.
sides she Is now and las been for sas.
eral years connected with tie East
ern Star ~ grand officer, having
been called upon To visit most of the
towns Ia Idaho on official duties In
connection herewith. In her social
intercaurse and daily walks Of duty
she has Decome endeared 10 ali Who
enjoy her acquaintance At tie Ger.
emony size wore be,auiuR goAn Of
crepe de Chime.
Mr. Melvyu Is one Of the candidates
for public Office this year ana goes
forth campaigning with the torch Of
Hymen brightly burning to light
him on his way
TIE wedding was Witnessed only
by a few intimate friends.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
A CASE WHERE OFFICE
is SEEKING THE MAN

John I. Watkins candidacy for the
state senate from Lemhi county is
surely an instance of the once seek
Ing the man. He begged to be spar
ed the business losses of campaign.
and ne dreaded the responsibility and
trying duties of the office which
means so much to the county ard the
state. When one friend vas restrained
from advancing his candidacy before
the date of filing for the primary
election by his pleadlngs and pro-
tests, another friend would come up
with stronger plea for just such sery-
Ice as he would give to the public at
this time of need for representation
In the interest Of the common people.
1t was not difficult to find profess
siOnai men and rich men who desired
this position of great honor, small
pay and opportunities for class favor
itlsm, but ii was different undertak-
Ing TO find man of ability. moral
character and practical knowledge of
the needs OF the common people of
the county. Mr., Watkins has had op.
portunity and natural and acquired
ability to study the needs OF every
community Of Lemhi county for l6
years. His symuathieS are with the
common people He has observed
the legislative outrages Of The past
10 years and he has positive remedies
for many of the evils which have
crept into our statutes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
COLLECT FOR CLUB WOMEN

" Keep us, o God, from pettineSs; let
us be large in thought, in word, in
deed.
Let us be done with fault-hnding
and leave of self-Seeking
May we put away all pretence and
meet each other face to face without
self-pity and without prejudice.
May we never be haSty in Judgment
and always generous.
Teach US to put into action our bet.
ter impulses, straightforward and un,
afraid.
Let US take time for all things; make
us grow calm, serene, gentle.
Grant that we may realize it is the
little things that create differences
that in the big things Of life we are
as one.
And may we strive TO touch and tC
know the great common heart of US all
and, o Lord God, let US not forget t.
be kind.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-29
Macnab VIII Run.

Charles r. Macua0 returned on
sunday from vacation spent At
Sheep creek Mrs. hacnab was with
him, and they roughed IL BY wagon
Mr. Macn4b was nnmina ted against
his all bg the late democratic pri-
mariss, his friends having written ln
his name lie intends u uake TIE
race tn The election and wiit have
something To say u the voters a
little later he states 10 The Record
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