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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Aonf ntinopeI, 10. Stp
pia 2onbon. Der Sultan bat ein
@ebidt Uerfabt, IN ip<l9em bic Gr'
runsenidaften Der tiiriiiden Sruppsr
bei Der 9ertbeibisuns Der Darbdnel'
fen btrberrli1t iperbsn. Das 9toidt,
bas gnper paf6a seipibmet ipurbe,
ipirb bemnddit in Der offi5ieaen Re'
sieringsseifuns perpffentlt9t fperpen'
Sdu1boote on Fer 4rz
bett.
2pnbpn, 10. Sept. Der fpanis
ide Dampfer .Ulapo", DUn 1180 Zone
nen, TT BON einsm Saudboot perfentt
tpOrben. Die 9efabuns purbe sersttet.
@elpsen pie telesrapbtrt.
appenbaeeii, pia 2pnbcn. 10.
September. - Die .poIitic" Ihreibt,
bab ibr bon RsiIenben, bic aus
DeutTdlanb fommen, mitgetbeilt NOR
ben III, in Srantfurt an Wain iei
por einisen 1asen ein. 2uftfdiffbaIls
nsSersebrdnnt, ipobei Is Glug5eust
unb bier nabeau fsrtise 3eppeline 5srs
Hort ipurben.
Gnslii9e Redenfiin itIer.
2onbon, II. September. 9ailt
ben 3uIammenitellungsn, bic bier ani
@runb Der beutIden WerIuitliIten
aema9t iporbsn iinb, bIieien Die Der
LUTTE Der Deuii9en iih pdbrenb bsS
Monats 9lusuit auf 240,900 Mann
an 5obten, Yeripunbeten unb 0ermibs
ten Gsit 9esinn bes arisses bdbtn
Iomit auf @runb bieier gsr.dniinaen
bic 9euti6sn inssefammt 3.375, 900
Mann perlpten. Sn bisis 3ubl iino
jsbod, ipeoer bic @erluite 5ur See nod
in ben aoIonien einseidloFsn.
Die 9srIuiie fir ben Wonat
2lusuit rsrtbeilsn fid ME folst: ic,t
$4,000; sefansen genommtn 1900;
psrmibt 42,S0O; peripunbet 153. 800;
suiammen 240,000.
Wdbrenb Der @eiammtbau.r bss
arieses Biz Gnbs Qusuit iiellen ii4
bic ,3ablen ipie foIst: tObt $4,000;
in bic 9efansenIdaft ssratb.n 1867
600; psrmibt $4,000; pertpunSet
2,144,O00; aufdmmen 3,375,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

inter Der sfnflage oes Ieiatiinris.n
Sebrens berbaftet.
- 81. s. 9erfer, is Sabre alt, III
@eitIpooo, O., ipobnhaft, perilldJtc
eeiiern @lorselt i'm 2ubloper 9apn,
hoi einen 3lts beiteigcn. gr nlaGtc
einen Sebltritt uno fiel su 9ooai,
.pobei er inter Die Stdoer oes 3uges
eerietb. Sein red,tes @ein oberbalb
bes anies murbe 5eroriidt. Or ipurbc
nod oem Gincim,atier @aiten Sanra.
ritter Soipital aebradt, mo iein 3h-
itnnb ais elm trefeirer erfalrnt
iulir0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
eie britifd,e slrtinerie idtebt, q.

1ie britiide strtilIerie i1teBt, 70.
uiel Der aorreiponocnt iid) pergeipif'
fern fonnte nnb lpie er audi bon Den
beuiihen Offi5ieren borte, icbr out.
sic britiidcn isIieser pcrllriatcr
oieI YeIdftigllng. Sie heIfen niHt MIR
bcr sirtiIlerie ourd) ibre Mefognos-
airunesfliiee, ionbcrn fcoperiren
ieIbIt nit Der sSllianteric burdJ ibra
9uftmgriffe. Gs iunrben uiebrcre
Safe semeIoct, IN Oeneil lie aus elmer
Sobc pon nur bier. ober fiinfbnnoert
SuB Die bc,,tiden Stellunsen mitteis
Yiait,inensepebreu nno gcmben an
driiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

feine 2inberuns. Spdttr nabm id
Gbbia 6. pintbam's Ussstable Cons
pounb unb fiibIte idon na& oem
5fpeitsn Gage YeHerung. Sd nabnl
% bis ih in gfunbem 3uifanbe mar.
Sd en,pfeble pintbam'iten Mebi3is
men alien iyrauen, ba i'd iie NIT GU
tenn Riuliat sebrauft babe. =
mrs. U1ilforb Z. Cummings, "a
Rsp StraBe, Bribseton. q. 3.
@Oldes 3susnib font. pon allen
;yrau,n als Elm iiberseusenSer Be-
ipeis angsnommsn tperben bon b.r
Dor3iisIidseit bon apbia 9. ptnts
bam's gssetabl. COMPOUND aIs elm
Wiitsl fit bic uitbsri4lassnb.n
.Rrantbeiisn Don Grauen. als ba iino
1,rf.buns. GntJiinbuus, GiisruHs.
Miideni9msrSsn, fdm.r5bafte qsrio'
hsn gssrpoFtdt unb dbuli&e 2siben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Niitolen lmo 8epolper, ioipie 3,4oc
Wlaitinengeipebre.
.Gieie 3iiieru be3ieben iid nhr ait'
Die nah geiitidlato perihidte ariegs'
beute. Die 3abI Der er6euteten Sn'
nonen. 0tai6inengeidiise unowlaid'i'
nenseipebre, Die Iofort I'm Seloe 5ur
gerpeilbitng fameit fam uidt ein'
nal abseid1st iperoen.
"A. Ter neueiten Gtatiitif 8ufolge
lparen bon ben in ben Soipitalern IN
Geutidlano bebanbeltengeripiiuoeten
80 Bro5ent imitanoe, ben Dienii I'M
Jelbe ipieber aiii5unebnlen. gtltr
1875 Yro5ent itarben lin6 S.2/5
prosent ipuroen tpesen llntaugIidfeit
entIaiien ODER ba6en ipeiteren llrIaub
erbaIten.
.5. esnfoIge Der bpgieniihen @ab.
nabmen, beionoers Shiisiupfune,
bIieb bic 3abl Der am Tppbus Or.
franften a,BeroroentIid beidrdnft.
Gs tparen ME mebr aIs perein5eItf
Sllle. Ger miIitGriihe Sanitdtsbieni
bate iih ME mitgpioemien su beitdi
tigen.
9amit sibt iid ber ebenaIige lang.
idbrise 9erIiner aorreiponoent' Der
Roroelifeiden 3eitunsen, 6reberid
8iIIinm gsiIe, Der i'm 2onboner
,8eeflD Gespatt" cine geiprehung
bes oeittihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
peroffentIidt, .,idt sufrieoen ,mo felt
fOIgenoe Sragen:
I. Was lit aus Dem 6euti6en 80.
IoniaIreif - ben run6 100000
GuaoratmeiIen am GbineiiidenWecr,
Dem Malaiihen 9lrdipeI, in @cit.
afrita, in Siibpeitafrifa, inSiiafrifa,
oem lmgebeliren, fait fiinfrnal gr6be-
rem 8ebiet als 6as 0aterlano, gewor.
oen?
2. @ie pieIe gentife, Geiterreider,
Siirfen ilnb gulsaren beiinben iid in
Den Sanoen Der gluiien. aran,oien,
engl6noer, gelgier nn6 serben2
@esbal6 gibt man barber feline 20.
bellen9 aunn ibre GeiammtsabI, ge,
roSe tpie bic 3abl Der eroberten, i'm
oeiitiden @ebrauh befinbIiden aano.
nen nitIt einmaI ~abseibdst" per.
benz
3. g9ie bfeIe .bertife, tiirfiide iinb
bnlgnriid,e aononer, Yntroncn, Mu.
nitions. unb anoere subrtperfe, @e.
pebre. aorabiner, YiitoIen, Mepolper
acknowledgements befinoen lid, In
ben S1nben bes sseinbes2
4. saie fonmt es, oab oie iicarei.
den helitidcn Secridlaaren felt Ia.
mar 1915 nif,t cine Weile an iracno
elmer i5ront, Sit obpr sseit, porge.
brimaen iinb2
3. @esbaIb bai Der @eneraIitab
feline 3iffern iiber bic oeiltiten Ser.
IiIite am Gnoe beg sipeiten ariegsiab.
res gcliefert2 Sino es brei bier oSer
flint Miaionen2
6. sSnS hnt Der SehIfhIag bel Der.
bun - Ncntidlcn an glut unb berIc.
renem arieasmnterial aessf.et?
z. Saben irniere aein6e mebr Gen.
te oegen tns i'm sseIbe oIs Dor ,tpet
.Sahren uno bat bie 9unahme inierer
We'iiosrnelfen fir Wnnnihoffen unn
W'linifion nit benen aroufreiHs ena.
lambs ins RubIanb sIeifen Ghritt
aebolten2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

pouno niht genng
loben gegen ents
siinbung unb ans
Der. ShipGden.
Sd mar nnrtgsls
mdbis unb bate
furhtbdre S9msrs
5,n, fObab i'd
faum bas 3immsi
uusfes.n tonnts
Sd bOiterte mel
iiens, fanb ak'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
0etpaltise BetrdSe
90 zen fir Die neue beat
ibea ariegsdnIeibe &c.
sei6net.

gerIiu 10. Septenrber. (slni
0rabtIoiem @ese nad SapoiIle.) 81
eriolgen nod INNER 3eid)uungen oili
Die neiie oeiitihe ariegsaiIeibe in
auberorSentIid, groben getrdgen.
SeTs aorporatiouen hobeu an
SanlitaG 5uiammen $4,000, 600
Dlarf gc3eidnet Die aadJener 8eiea.
idoit CUR fSoroeritng SssnbuitrieIler
Ihatiefeit bat 10000 Wart &C.
5eiGnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
@tr'd penbuna.

Die Welt III io srOb, man tdnu Is
taum faisn!
Die MsIt III 70 reid, non iaum u
idum sldubsn:
sic fam ii@ fpsar ben Gurus srldu.
ben,
50 man&<s Gtuis pertommsR ~ Iui.
isul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
9palitipnsn ann
Dirb, mis es beibt, in
llnsarH sebiIbet
nerbeu.

9ubapeit, 10. Sept, pia 9srs
lin unb 2onbpn. = Die 1ilbuns sis
nss &oalitionsminiftsrirms fir llns
saru ipirb als cine iebr fpabrideinlide
WtOslidtsit eraatst. llnsarn piiros,
psnn elm bsrartises Winiiterirm gu
stanbs tdms, nur ben 9eiipielen
5rantrei4s uub Gnslanbs iolaen.
Wiau slaubt. bub bas sesentpdrtise
8abinst i'm @mt blsiben. isbod burd
bic Grnsnnuns bon @ertretsru bsr
Oppoiitionspartsi 5u Miniitern pbne
pprtefsuille ersdn3t tpsrben ipub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

81. Sn GeiitidIonb lit biz irtt bic
semahte ariegsbeiite ipie foIst tabel.
rnriih aeorbnet: tf.036 aanonen,
9.O98 Wfnitions .iino anbere Nuhr.
iperfe: 4.74a.o3a asdtronrn. i.bb8.
t82 Ueiuehrs nnb aornbtnex A,le0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Grbolitit9 elmer
Wc,p 1eriet)
ssra,t
Gmrd, 2Dbta q. Hinsba,n's
Weaetable Gouttpumb.

gribsetpn, q. 3. I'D lam
2pbia 6. pinfbam's 8esetabIe Goms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

nam GnSe bes eriten ariessiabres
baiten bie3entrnImdhte 10000 Gua.
bratmeilen feinbliden @ebietes be.
iest, eeeen 1866 Guabratmeilen, Die
Ger SeiiiO otfilpirte.
q. Die @efammt3abl Der ariess.
geiangenen lin ben Sanben Der Gen.
traIniadtc) betriis am Gnoe oes siuei.
ten &rtedsiohres:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Statiit,f bes Seutiden 0eueral'
ftabs iiber erpbertes 0ebiet
nnS 2riessmaterial.

Der beuti6e generalitab per6fent'
Ii6te am Gnbe oes stpeiten ariegs'
iabres itatiitii6es WateriaI ii6er bic
ariegserrimgenitaiten oes oeiltihen
Seeres. Die ansefiibrien 3ifiern iino
iiderIid reft irttereiiant uno sum
5beil iogar inlpoiant, jeood iuiofern
einieitig, aIs iie teinen Ginblid in bic
@erIuite Der Geutiheu gepabrar, iinb
oieier WanseI ipirS BON ben @egnern
mlh geriigt.
Die glnsaben bes Generaliiabes
iinb ipie ioIgt:
II. Die 3entraImd6te baben (in
r,moen 3ifferr) auf europaiihem
goben bus naditebenb angeiiibrte @e.
bet beiett:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

.@or einem Sabre betrue Die Ge.
ianimtsabl Der ariessgefnnsenen in
TertihIanb inb SeIterreifl.llng
1.695, 400. sIn ri.iiiiden Sefangenen
beiinben iiA:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
FARM LOAN BOARD
STARTS ON TOUR

The itinerary, including Spokane,
of the newly created farm loan board,
headed by William Gibbs MsAdoo,
this week starts on its big tour of
the country to hold hearings to de-
termine the location Of the IL land
loan banks, has been completed.
The board is now on its way. The
places selected for hearings are Uti.
ca, N. Y, August "a; Lansing, Mich,
August 25; Madison, Wis, August &c;
Des Moines, Iowa, August 2S; Sioux
Falls, S. D., August 80; ST. Paul.
Mimi, August 81; Fargo, N. D., Sep
TENDER 1; Helena, Mont, September
2, and Spokane, September 4.
From Spokane the board will go to
Oregon and California, and will re-
turn through the central part of the
country. Later trip will be made
through the South.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
MINING NOTES

Copper continues to be the strong
est of all the metals.
Spelter has made somewhat SEN
sational gains recently with a quota
ton of 911 to 9% cents for prompt
delivery and 9A to 91s for delivery
in September.
The last Montreal quotation for
lead received is based on a price of
Sc in New York and is S7.45. When
a quotation is received in Spokane
based on the present New York quo
tation it will probably prove to be
about S..
The Federal Mining and Smelling
company has declared its third quar-
terly dividend this year, payable Sep
TENDER Is. Like it's two immediate
predecessors, the dividend was at the
rate of 1 per cent on the preferred
capital stock of the company.
Colorado employed 10000 miners
the first six months of 1916, an in
crease of so per cent over the mum
Der employed the same period a year
ago, according to figures compiled by
M. B. Tomblin, deputy state mining
commissioner. There were 26 fatal
tiles reported for the same period, a
decrease of 40 per cent for the first
six months of 1915.
New York Metal Market.
The Metal exchange quotes lead
firm, 6.2O@6.3O. Spelter firm. Spot
East ST. Louis delivery, 9A.
Copper, firm; electrolytic, $26.25q
27
Iron, steady and unchanged.
Tin steady; spot, S3S.6715.
Bar silver, 66Ac.
Mexican dollars, sic.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
PACIFIC COAST NEWS

At San Jose, Cal, Saturday, two
children, John and Thomas Juarez,
aged and 5, respectively, were burn
ed to death in a fire which destroy
ed their home.
The coast guard cutter Unalga, aft
er an Alaska cruise of nearly 10000
miles, steamed into Seattle Monday,
the first of the northern coast guard
fleet to return.
Fire Saturday burned a pile of lum-
Der 300 feet long on the pier of the
Pacific Wharf and Storage company
and damaged the front of the wharf
for a like distance, at San Pedro,
Cal.
The first person to be mistaken
for a deer since the hunting season
opened in Oregon last Monday was
Walter Smith, age Is, who was shot
in the leg by his brother Chauncey
at st. Helens.
]. A. Allen, a homesteader, shot
and killed Louis Butts at the Allen
home on Rock creek, near Bridge
port, Ore, recently. He then gave
himself up and is now in the county
jail Allen told the officers he had
gone hunting and on his return home
found Butts with Mrs. Allen.
The Pacific Mail Steamship com
pany will reinaugurate San Fran
cisco-Orient steamer service begin
ming August 81, with the departure
from San Francisco of the steamer
Ecuador on that date. The Ecuador
is in San Francisco, while the steam
ers Columbia and Venezuela are tC
follow. The house flag of the Pa
cific Mail, the oldest trans-Pacifi'
service, disappeared from the Pacific
Oriental run a year ago with the SALE
of the fleet, necessitated, it was sale
at the time, by the operation of the
seaman's act.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
Heat Records Are Broken in East.

Heat Records Are Broken in East.
New York, Aug. 22.-This was the
hottest day of the summer here and
the hottest August % in the history
of the New York weather bureau
Street thermometers stood at more
than 100 and the official tempera-
ture registered far above the street
LEVIED was "a at p. m.
The heat wave is known to have
killed three persons and Frustrated
scores Weather experts say that it
is not so much the high temperature
as the steadiness of the heat that is
causing suffering.
Detroit, Aug. 22.-The continued in
tense heat was responsible for seven
deaths in Detroit today. After at
tanning high point of 80 degrees
late in the afternoon a sudden rain
storm caused a drop in the tempera-
ture of nearly 20 degrees.
Toledo, Aug. 22.-One was killed by
the heat and three others are in
serious condition from prostration,
when the government thermometer
registered "a degrees at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
Philadelphia, Aug. 22.-The heat
record of 90 degrees established here
yesterday was shattered at 3 p. m.
today with the official thermometer
registering 81.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-The temperature
dropped rapidly in Chicago today at
the beginning of a cool wave that
came on the heels of torrid spell.
At o'clock tonight the mercury here
registered 50, 81 degrees lower than
at the same hour last night and near
Iy 80 degrees below yesterdays max
imum. Similar conditions prevailed
throughout the middle west, the
weather bureau announced Contin-
ued cool tomorrow, but some warmer
Friday is the official forecast for this
district.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
STOCK AND CROP NOTES.

Pear prices stiffened this week at
North Yakima and there was active
competition among buyers for the
small portion of the crop remaining
in the hands of the growers. The crop
of the Frazer orchards, $500 boxes,
sold at $1.45 a box. liberia peaches
brought SIS cents a box, (. o. b.
The composite condition of all crops
of the United States on August 1 was
20 per cent below their ten-year av-
erage on that date, Al per cent lower
than on July 1, and 9.3 per cent lower
than final yields last year. Conditions
are generally above average in the
North Atlantic states, and below aver
age elsewhere with few exceptions.
Farmers in the vicinity of Kettle
Falls, Wash, are growing about 500
acres of seed string beans this season
for d. NJ. Ferry & Co. of Detroit, Mich.
One of the firms experts was over the
ground this week and the seed crop
is estimated at from 80 to 40 cars
Conditions are also favorable for sweet
peas, and other seeds may be grown
and developed into quite an industry
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
Hiqher Income Tax.

Neutrality-suspicious. of the In
come tax exemption from $4,000 to
$4,000 for unmarried persons and from
$4,000 to $4,000 for those with families
was ordered recommended to the sen
ate by democratic members of the
finance committee who are revising
the house revenue bill. The change
is proposed in an amendment which
would put the additional $1,000 in @
separate classification and impose or
it a normal tax of 1 per cent instead
of the per cent assessed against
incomes over $4,000 for unmarried
persons and over $4,000 for married
persons.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH HEM
SPHERES BOILED DOWN TO
LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR BUSYREADERS
Brief Notes Covering Happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.

The Standard Oil company lowered
the price of gasoline in Ohio this
week from 20 to % cents
William P. Clough. chairman of the
board of directors of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company, is dead.
William j. Calhoun, former minis
ter to China, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis recently, has about re-
covered.
The Teutonic allies have taken the
offensive on the Balkan front and
captured the Greek town of Florina
from Serbian troops.
A brigade of Belgian troops has
captured and occupied the port OF
Karema on the eastern bank of Lake
Tanganyika, German East Africa.
Major Norton Mattos, the Portu-
euese minister of war, announces that
Portugal soon will participate in the
war. fighting on the side of the en-
tente allies.
The marquis of Crewe. lord presi
dent of the council, has been appoint
ed president of the board OF educa
ton in the British cabinet in add
ton to his other duties.
Morse Davis, mining man of Vic
toria, B. c., committed suicide in his
hotel apartments in Chicago recently
while respondent over financial al
fairs, a coroner's jury decided.
Sixty revolutionists held up a pas
senger train on the Mexican Nationa
railway recently near Aguas Callen
ties, Durango, taking prisoner the 2
Carranza soldiers comprising the es
cort.
According to reports Archduk
Carl, heir to the Austrian throne, ha
replaced Field Marshal Won Hinder
burg as commander of the Austrt
Hungarian armies in the souther
half of Galicia.
Some features of the treaty for tn
purchase of the Danish West Indie
have met opposition in congress tha
may so prolong discussion in the sci
ate as to prevent ratification at thi
session of congress.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
Police Guard Chicago Bank.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Police guarded
the two branches of the private bank
ing institution of Adolph Silver &
Co., Saturday night, when hundreds
of depositors gathered in the streets
following failure of the bank to open
for Saturday night business as usual
Police were informed that Max Sill
yer, head of the firm and virtual own
er, had been missing since Friday
His father, Joseph Silver, said the
banker had left a letter with him
Friday, in which he said he was go
ing to seek new fields" The deposits
in the bank are said to have totaled
100000.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
ROCKEFELLER CASH WILL
HELP IN WAR RELIEF
Foundations Report Shows More
Than 100000 Spent in the
Last Six Months.

New York-More than 100000
was appropriated by the war relief
commission of the Rockefeller foun-
dalton during the past six months,
the first half year of the commits
sion's existence, and of this amount
more than 100000 already has been
expended.
OF the total of $2,159,9S5 expend-
ed during the six months Belgium
was by far the greater beneficiary
1890, 292 having gone for relief in
that country. or among Belgians in
other countries.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-08-25
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

Rain his delayed the harvest In the
Lewiston country.
The president has nominated Ed
ward Hedden of Caldwell to be sur
veyor general of the state.
p. p. Weber, merchant at Kellogg,
has started the construction of a new
store building to cost about $4,000.
Citizens of Cottonwood have taken
steps for the holding of the first
Industrial fair in their community on
October 4, 5 and 6.
Charles Overton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Overton of this city, en-
listed for border duty with Recruit
ing Officer Lieutenant Hal Shadduck.
T. w. Potter, state leader of boys
and girls Industrial clubs in the ag-
ricultural extension department of the
University of Idaho, is in Moscow
coaching the club boys and girls for
the Spokane Interstate fair.
Snow was reported last week in
the Craig mountain country in the
vicinity of Winchester and Reubens.
The bean crop of the Potlatch and
Clearwater sections is far from ma
turity because of cold weather.
The death of Math Jacobs in an
automobile accident in San Francisco
is reported. Mr.. Jacobs was for many
years resident of Latah county, and
much of this time he was cashier of
the Kendrick State bank. He was
buried in San Francisco Saturday.
Harvesting operations delayed by
recent rains, were resumed Monday
at Lewiston. Every available man is
being pressed into service. They are
more combines being operated than
ever before, while large numbers OF
binders and headers are being used
also. The principal damage appear
ing from the recent rains is the fall
ing of grain in low places and much
of this is being cut and cured fol
hay.
The Kootenai Power company. tina
supplies light, and the Consumers
company, which supplies water, to thu
city of Occur dAlene, have filed al
appeal to the district court from thu
recent order of the county commits
sioners, which order alleged tina
these companies had escaped taxa
ton through wilful concealment an
connivance between themselves an
the county assessor in 1910" and dc
manded that the taxes be paid.
Meetings of creditors of the Drya
Lumber company and the Stack-Gibb
Lumber company, adjudged bankruI
corporations on August 3, have bee
set for August 80 and 81, respectiv,
ly, in the federal court room at Coeu
d'Alene City. The Stack-Gibbs Lun
Der company's liabilities total $3.50
S4O59, of which $644,034.49 is uns
I cured. Assets amount to $447, 1921
+ Nearly 100000 of this amount repr
sents real estate, stock and machil
cry. The Dryad company has liabil
ties of $447,7S2.64; s232,71S.O2 uns
cured. Assets of Sill, 066.20 are a
g mitted, the Dryad plant being ente
l ed at 100000