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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
gIue erlrauftcn luiescr6craciteat.

0Dicuqo, Slly "a. 6cbruor
9Ille 0ic bunOert @diic, oic an oenl
Sonteit 81 6bren oes @r3biihois
W'iinoelein tbeilnabmcu imo nad,
oem genlB BON Snppe inter @cr1ii.
llll'gSeri9ciuugcn crfranftcL inn
luu'eoerpcrociteat, mic betc bon Ocr
Fol8ei anactiinoiat iuuroc.
Sr'e slnBo6I bon @ricicu ans ocl
"seV' ''. sean Grone'e. OcS aods, ocr
S;o ,,''''S GEM Scroodt itcbt. oaS @iit IN
,r,,.S. '''pe pineIn9cmiidt su 6abcn
Ho1i,o; v'''ie oni 9lnorommQ Oci
ennr !, "usrl'et lm nicllcidt ciul
m5ri;,SS,, Sn llaocn n bc'iiaIid ocs ococn
'''''''AVl glllcntbaltsorics ,Sronc,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

sInacbli@ feds Gipilpcrioncn getoo'
tct. 9ieIc OcrIctt. 0ic 6Iic.
Ger wooten iia OicsmoI meitcr
in Oos Snuere StoIien's ais bel
irii6creu sInariffcu eugIonO
plant cine neue ariegsauIeibe
bon 25o,oOO.OOO 9fO. Sterling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
lnttangrif.
Suf WsaiIauO uatrr.
llOulmcu.
Bon sslicgerm Der Gen,
tralmdcbte.

9Ingcbli6 feds Gioilpcrioncn gctoo
tct- GieIc OcrIctt. Die Sic
ger wootcn iib OiesmoI meitcl
in Oos Snncrc StoIien's ais bel
irii6crcn 9luariifcn. eusIour
plant cine neuc ariegsaulei5c
bon 250,oo0,oOo 9fO. Sterling.
&onOon IA. 6cbular. Cine
Hcutcr.Depcihc ants @iailano be.
ia0t Dab nebrerc feinOli6e glero.
plane beltc Oloracn cincu 9lnqriii
mii NlaiIanO mterno6meu, nobel
leds 'gerioaen getootet imo cine
gdu5c SIn5abI pcrlebt muroen. Ole
5Ina5ciige erihicnen aeeen 8 llbr
iiber ocr Staot lmo marien cine arc.
BE 9Injabl BON 9onlbeu bcrab. Der
augeri@tete @laterialibaoen mar an.
gebIib MIR gering. glQe @etootcten
parcu Der Ntelouns noh Gipilpcrio.
ueu.
CDlailanO lieat in 9lor0,S SStalicn
iii0liG BON Der Sdpei3cr @rel3c iuio
ieb3ig Nlcilen peitli6 BON Ger otter
reibiiden @rcBliuic. 6lieger Scr
Gcntralmdbte 6a6eu 6ereits mcbrere
}lngriiie ali itolieuiibe Stoote I'M.
tcrnomnen, 10 auf &eueoig Nlncona
Raucnua mo onocrc @uafte entlang
ser Oitfiiiie. Oo6 bis6cr maren nod
feinc gIugrifie aitf Stdote criolet, oic
10 mcit i'm Snuereu oes 9onoeS la.
gen. luic @}aiIouO.
NRoiIano lit Die 5wcitgroBtc 5taOt
StalienS mo bat cine gimuobuer
3obl pou chpa 100000. Die Stoot
lit bctaHnt ourh ibrc &unii9uaerien,
Die Shdsc pon mcrmeBlihcm @cr.
tbc bergen mo ourb ibre prdhtiacu
@auucrtc, oaumtcr airhen, peldC
5n Ben iA0nitcn GiropaS 8a6Ieu)
GnRtano brauht mebr
@cIO fiir's &rieg
fiibrcn.
Sonoon "a. 6c6rtar 9lon
criuartet, OoB oie nddiie Grcoitioroc
RING bulo, uo1oem morgen OaS @ar.
lament 5uiammcnactretcn ietn miro,
untcrbreitct pcroen miro.
llnofii3icQ nerIaittet. ooB $50.
100000 9fo. Sterling oerIaugt wer
oen iouen waS bic geiammten
Srieos Grcoitc oni 1912. 100000
&fo. Sterling briugcu piiroc.
GnaIonO's llnpcrbeirotbe.
ten 5u 0eu 6abncn
gctufen.
2orooM IA, 6c6rnar. Cine
1eltc aneeidIaecnc amtlibc 4roflo
nation ioroert bic nod iibrigcu lnt.
ucr6cirot6etcn Nldmer oui inter
Gem GcrbpHetrttirungs @lonc imo
scm6B ocu 9citmnungeu oes ponl
&arlamcnt onocnonmcnen Nlilitar.
oienn.@eiebes iid 81 ocn 6a6nen ST.
itcllen.
@rinno i'm italicniihcn
@ouptQnorticr.
@orfs, IA. 6ebuiar. Sine
Sopos 9epei6c ans Rom pom Sonn
to9 iaet, odB grcmiermniiter 9rianr
| mo oic anOereu NlitqlicOcr Der iran
3oiiihen N}iiiiou am Mor9en i'm Sc
| neral Souptquorticr oneefommcl
iinO. no tie nit Dem aonig cti ga
beliriibihid euma6mcu. Spdtcr be
iudte oie eeieaibait, pom a6nig
bc9Ieitct peridic0cue &nnfte al &c
&ion5o- imO arainer Gront. Slbeuo
uerlieB Sic adiiiou niitelS SpeiioI
5ugcS oie ariegS5ouc
9rion6 bcipridt lid mi
Garotnnl @lercier.
&oris, II. 6ebrnar. Tcp,
ihen bon Nom an Die 9Soriier 3eitiu
gen bciasen oaB 4renlier Brian
mo cardinal @}crcicr am Iebtc
/ 6rcito9 III Der 9iaa Nieoici. 0c
G Site Ger iron5oiiitcn aunItituIc
&on 5niomnentroicn. 9llbert BE
c ndro, Der 1ircttor Der Snulc, nal
Gin &ortruit OeS Cardinals, ais 8
c &rcaicrmmiiter ongemeIoct mtrr
t sIlS oicicr bortc, OaB scr Goroiu
Z anuelcn0 lei OriIdtc CT oen SSlmi
ans, ocn $rdIotcn 5n iprehen III
$ oic llnterreolng mclhe Oau !
! NeiocN botten mdhrtc 5uan5ia q
l. nuten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

acr botte cine crciguibrci&c eoui.
bo6u bmicr iid. SIobm an
aiuci scci6lodtcn S6cil. 9ld
bcres BON Ocr @cricnfuna OcS
frou5oiiidcn areu5crs r9lOmiroL
Gborncr"
2on0oM fl. 5e6uor. Ser
britiibe arcujer a9lretbuia" iii an
scr Siitiiite pom GnalanO oni cine
@1inc acitoBen; 3cbn 9Pom imO inns
Scben aetommeu.
Gas britiide oiii5ieae @rcBmreau
oer0iieutIi9ie oarii6cr oic iolgenoe
GrtIdrung
Der Nrel8er o9lrctbuio", 6Om'
mooorc ReemalO .. GDrtpbitt, lit auf
cine Diine geiioBen, cS miro bciiird
tet ooB oaS Sdiif oerIorcu it. Der
lIniaa crc0netc iid al Der Nilfiiite.
Gina 5cbn Nlonu BON ser GciaBlmg
iino lun's 9ebcn Qeiommcn
Ger arcrser oglretbuia" bate Elm
Displacement pon 5000 Sonncu. Gr
bate cine Sdngc bou 4iO SUB, einc
9reitc pom 80 SUB unO cincu Sici.
gang bon "A SuB. 6r wuroc in ocu
,Sa5rcu i913-il in G6dt6dul &c
bout.
Seine Seitiidung 6eitanO aus 3wei
lebsjolligcn mo ic6S pier5oaigen
aanoucn ouBerocnl ipar ocr 9rcu5cr
nit bier 2i56aigcn Sorpcoorobren
mlsacriiitct.
Ger arcrBCr mar falm ncbr ais
AS StmOci icrtie, ais CT bcrets an
elmer ocr ui6tigitcu SMlodten t6cil.
nobu. bic i'm &crloui oicics 9ricgcs
IN Der yloroicc ausgcioAtcn plrOcn
ocr Shlodi bel ScIgolonO~ani 2S.
glnguit 1914. IN oieicr Shlaht
wurOen orci ocuii6c @rciBcr Der.
icntt, .Nloin5~ uaoln~ nno D9lriao
me- Ter arcu5cr n9lret6uio0 lpur.
DC IN Ocm @cicdt ic6r icDwcr bcidd
oigt unO muBtc ms Shlcpptan &c.
nommcn wcr0cn.
GS NOR Gin SorpcOo non ser
vslrct1nia" pcl1co in Ser S6lod,
am "a. 1omnar 1915 in ocr &orOicc
oal 6citidcn @ra5cr a@lider" III
oen @rm0 6c6rtc.)
Bon Scr @cricufung ScS
~ niirnl Gbarncr"
&oriS, II. 6c6ruor. Eic &c
riHte bon Ocm &crhitc Ocs irouioii.
'den arclBers ,9lmiral G6orucr"
pclHer Scr bier cingctroiicucn ,Sn.
formation jufolac bon cincm Inter
iec5oot Scr Gcntrol.N'ddtc an ser
aiiiic pon Spricn in ocn @rnno &c
6oGrt muroe, bobcu iidb bcitdiiat
giad nd6ercn 9cribten bic I'M
irnn5oiiihcu N}orinc Nliniitcrium
cinecgongen imo. lit Elm 6loB, oit
ucIhcm iicb cir Nfitglieo ocr 9elos
lmg rno Oic Scihen BON picr5c6u oit.
ocren 6eionOcn lit no6c Der Siiite
pom SpriGl bon chem Gampier ae.
troiicn luoroen Ter llcberlc6cnOc
ingtc, scr @reiBcr lei om @}orgcu
oeS 8. 6ebruor perienft iporocn. SIS
mar nod icincr 9Iuoo6c fcinc 3cil
fir 9cmtbimg Scr 9lcttuugSbootC
porbauoeu
SHrfii6e @otterieu Der.
trcibcn icinOli1cS
Sdiii.
Gonitontinopcl, "A. 6cbr
| (Oio SonOon). Sine oiii3ieac 9c
tamitmaduns ocs tiirfii6en @ariuc
1llriiitcrilms iagt SolacnOcs:
Gin iciuoliher Sorpeooboot5er
itorcr pcriudtc, an oeu @ineanq 81
oct Garoaucllcn bcrauSIfonnncr
wuroe obcr Our6 OoS ,Scicr micrc
9attcrieu 5ur 6m6t gctricbcn."
Opcrotioncn Scr ruiii-
i6cn 2 Mmar5c Ntccr.
Slottc.
&ctroNroo, uil SonOou I
6cbuiar. Sine 1eutc bicr cyloiicr
! iel.oiii5ieac 9Iufinoignng bciii9li
Ger 9lttipitat ocs uliiiibcn Shpor5t
Wiecr.Seihwoocrs ioet
o9ln Nlithpoh mo am 0ouner'
tog fdupiicn nebrcre lmicrer Srieg
ihiiie in criolarcidcr 4eiie nit til
: ttihcn Standardization in ocr 9idl
bon &ibeb 5uiiheh Gap SoroS III
I Gap gtoroniect (Srebi5uno), bier til
3 | fiiiAn yottpricu ,ttttt -Sd,ntri ann h,ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
S'F'pmier Sanildlcr g,uIcr tost

" pcnboNcm l4 so0r,,or
Il" ci"cr S0n0oa 90. @il9cIm Nomeri6oci crI,.o'
S,''vr Sr"I,. &, Ssr 0erii0mtcitcu oani6c" 6ft
i,orSea %rIvr 'sE e. %esSnrar 1T qcilcr ''I al
6oren. N'''' lo0l &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
Sn Der 9}dbe BON Gabnre nnO Qlberlcpt
gle Ste9er mo8eu quite 28e1tte.
ositerrsidsr 0arts" oSe'"inne i'm SsOmDon-oftritt.
2leridt Oes Oeat[dlem Oemerarta0s.

Serin SO eOuOun IA. ScGrnar. Die 1cntidcu baGsu
Ncn @mpen an Der mcdn 6rOn ci beScaame 6rOsc
Sn CeeuS uurSweid Sa6me ma6mcn Die 1entIdeu
EOfOHn Der JrauOcn ami cucr 5ut 700 YnrS madhn
aucrept n0e Der rousOden Wreu eien d bic Senaen ben
gcfb Shlnugn Der Aaiirtu nf 400 YarOs.
2ieic Nusubcn mad ber umid Scrd Der 6nte @admitas
Der 0eu u6Cu 6ecreeung craeu mrroc NadbeuO Der
DoatarOigc &urtlaut Der MttbeiluHs:
@cflider &rtcgSidanpIat.
An einem srOhcu Sbcc Der 6rOn OOncrn cb6aftc Srae
0neac FORT &G6reuO Der yad bat 1cuO genm n cner
au Gems unS Giebiu eeridtct
9n Der ecacuo iaOid sommc cutpanu lid 9 aar
es Weied UOsC0nc Soppc &ouucu gr gObeu
ciuen gnsriii ani glnhenpOheu SdHensrdbcu.
&rSWcld Saburc GabcH ur hmr Stnmausrii Neu
6ranon ene yorn cru oc l ant cine nt pon 1OO Neteru
redie Der fnb lien F6cn Giac auc me6r ais 800 @Onu ais
caugenc III uuircu SanS nd crbenccu mir Orc Ma
dlucnocucGr nnb iani Niuruurrcr
Bic unSsrnnaicnGampic ahd aaious Champagne FuS
jctt um gbiduf aefommcu.
Sn O Na5c ancricpt ans5facn crcne 6abeu
Snppn ans6foe ShatenerS6eu anf er out ua
YARDS crO6crt mO mcrr uGdd @Cacnnac SciuOcs reg
reid obaeiduan SSr madien cine Au5a6 canscun nuO
bnteen spei 4loibinuseue6rc nnO Orei @incnwericr.
SHOlid snie Ohd Ct DC uben mir Snrdl nc Os
rcidc NnenSpcracn euu Sb fciuSlidH &Oou scr6rt
0cnti@e gMftWebr aftiO.
Giacs nucrcr Observation-Disclosures hat aln6ta6licmeuc
6cSoscr 6casS mi nSrSidp s6cc ront bOmbaror
Geftidcr &ricNsi6onpIat
@uu neeu UcniacA abactu AZ nnicrcn
@nncn oici Gan @ feline ercau0 ban crudEueus~cr6er
%dtsfci aHactraasu.
gn Der s0lfnn'1Ont bat Die alsmcine sodae fenc ~en
lid GerdnScrnns s5eitgk"
Der OGerrsidifde 2Seri6t.
SerIiu H. SeOrnur Die 6cntiec umidc @ttbciInus Ocs
6erredidnnaardcn @eueroabe dc nad bier d6mttc mnrS
bat ogcuOen yOrtlau
&Ou Der ttalicuiideu SrOnt
pani Der ncniden 6ruut 9a6ru Nd in Der Spn5O 3un eG6uh
Nriiacrie- 0nrlc Obncipiclt
nr Srnppn babu sic fard i'm 9Umtou 9irit nCpunncpcu
nS@cn &toucn roe wicScr9uer Ause Der Sencr bc6upt
%ou Der S0lfuu TrOnt
Die 0tCrrhiidunsuidru %OrEn Sruppen Gabeu in @I6aueu
ben nntcrcn soni o 6uOcs Nr5cN rdt Ser duO bat i'd AMI
oos HOlde lIer anrHd9csOgCu.
$pR Der rMiiiidcn SrOnt
g Der rniFiden 6rOnt 6obeu Td fcuc @ene crmd6-
ucnsucrbcr SeOcninus 5uactruacn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
@ritii@c g@otriotcn~.

9ritiibc o%otriotcn~.
2on0om fl. Sc6ruar. Dad.
Dem iic bon ibren lliic6ulo6ctbcuc-
rim9cn a68claiicu mO lid iAuloie
bcfannt bottcL 0urm ibrc 9icm.N .Nor.
tcr SiIiolc @aorcn ans GeutiAlouO
be5oecn 5u 6a6cu. wiirocu bier 6cite
Orci 9riioer nit @cloiiroic uno @e,
fdnguiB bciuait mo spar pc9cn
llebertrehnG Oer @eieec beiiiglid
ocS SonOcls NIT Dem 6einoc. Gic
Orei iho ,,nhabcr Der @onOi1ubio
brit Souucs 9roS. & So. @i0iam
Gardner 9lioaeu Der 0ltcitc, fam
nit 500 @hmO Celebrate Oo0on.
@iaiam 1omnes &i0acu crbielt
~ @Ionotc @ciGn5uiB, imo Stanlcp
,SowneS &iOgcn mr0e oui bier 9lo.
ote binter S6lob mo 8ic9el seihidt.
Nic Ore ionen 5oiiHqi September
lmo DECEMBER IettH Sobres iiir
$4,000 @aarcu ans Sanien be5o.
Gen boben im0 5luor OurM ibrc 9lcu.
gortcr 6ilialc. Sic SaAeu ioaer
crit na6 ocm aric9c 6ejo6lt iperoen
%biSfeD 9rcnucrcicn
ais @|unitions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

SonOon, II. 6c6ruar. 9}a6
ciucr QlcIOumg oeS .Ooily Chronicle"
pirO oic britii1c 9Ieaicumg imuer
5iioliH onc aroBen @bistcO 9rcnne.
rcicn iibcrucblnGi ilnO ols Nhmi.
iionS 6obritcu cinrihtcn. Gieier
Sdritt io0 5mIdhit OlwG elm Ncrbot
Der Ginmbr uou @critc iiir 9eitilla.
tionS5pede cOrbcrcitci wcrOcn. AlhI-
niiions!Hiniiicr ylopO George be.
nadridtistc bic Gridaoicrrc Don ocm
Norbobcr 0cr RcNicrlnN nnO Oie be.
iroiiclrn VroBhauitricacu iiieirn
ld iu'o lNocrrici0lidc IS 0ebt
oar cll iNc'ioDriNcr Eorrotl uor
&bisfcp micr Sicucr,rriAhlB por
1onOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

Nbunuenien bic ben ,rentlo0rr Nurremnu.
ocnteu" nldt phuliliM Uber uurceelmdGto a.
hnlien. Huh arboen, bVt Ciilet Oopuu uer 1tle.
pp"r oosr inFllHin plhirellHHa SR maa@.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19

| Eggs.
re seized n
b way thsyI
N out Of u
m roller d
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
For Superintendent Of Public
instruction.

On May 1, | announced my candi-
dacy for the nomination for the o11ce
Of State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, subject ~ the wish Of
tie Republican elector. Of the State
at the Primaries, September ..
In announcing ny candidacy, !
take the position Of heartily endors-
ing resolutions recently adopted rs
tie State Roard uf Education, favor
Ing constitutional amendment for
tue adjustment Of the Office thus
eliminating duplication In the state
department OF Education.
II elected, | shall do Rbat Is In NV
power toward perfecting the urgani.
Latiol Of the unified plan of admins
trAtin for the scB0oI system Of the
state, as we'll az t. perform the duties
Of The office To tue best Of my abili-
".
Ethel l.. REDFlELD.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of joni S. HudkinS. deceas.
ed
Notice is hereby given by the an.
dersigned Administrator of tue rs,
tate Of john 5. HudkinS, deceased,
to tie crenitOGs OF, and all person,
having claims against the said deceas
ed, to exhibit them with the aecessa.
ry vouchers within ten months after
the first publication If this notice t.
the said Administrator at Salmon, M
the County OF Lemhi, State of Idaho
Dated April Il, 1916
WILLIAM G.. SMITH,
administrator OF the Estate OF
John s. IIudkins. decease /.
April 2l-May l..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19

ROYAL GEORGE (68O7 Belgian
stallion, 4 years old, is making
stand of 1915 between the farm If
Thomas Yearian, Lomhi, and
George Martins ranch Oh Texas
creek. Terms for season ST.. 50;
insured fOal $3.50. Mare owners
not in this locality may secure
pasture for their mares to be served
by communicating with the under
signed. Under care of j. Fl. Ode.
r. J. Nicholson, owner. MAY 5-tf.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19
: : : : = = = = = & > 3
: SALMON LOCALS

= & : = = = a
The Livingstone Enterprise now
! comes to The Recorder as a daiIV
newspaper Of good business.
ms newspaper stands for salmon
ana the Salmon country and the uros.
pefity and welfare of all its people.
Born tn Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wat.
kins OF Macon, III. a girl ON Nav 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins were former
residents of Salmon.
Il II, Newman has leased Price il.
land, above the salmon city park. for
Che summer range for his bucks,
which comprise about que hundred
mead OF exceedingly fine animals.
Theodore Ketchum. A. r GoodeIl
and Ben Pond have taken a lease on
the Shenon-POpe mine above the
Springs and will operate the property.
The mine carries valuable copper.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Mcpherson,
Mrs Rhoda SPAIN, Mrs. Henrietta
Patiee and Albert Smith returned
to Salmon on Monday last from Cali
forni and other places where they
have been visiting.
A family reunion and dinner took
place at the Lemhi valley home of
Seth \ Ball last Sunday. wnen the
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ketch.
um and Mrs Ball all of salmon.
The Misses Laura and Margaret
Shoup were welcomed back to their
Salmon home on Wednesday. For
two months these ladies had been on
a visit to the state capital. In their
honor while in Boise many functions
were arranged for them, all showing
the esteem in which they are held at
the scene Of their school days and
alter social triunphs here.
Mr.. anu Mrs. A j. Higgins and
George Kyle we're SALMON visitors for
the week from ClaIis. Both Mr..
Higgins and MIR KYLE are attorneys
at law and had business at the pres
ent session of the district court in
the city, Mr.. Higgins is also filling
the office Of PROBATE judge in Custer
county while MIR KYLE is also pub
lie servant as postmaster of his home
town. The visitors have numerous
friend, in Salmon.
Dan THrasher cane in from his
autau oble run between Armstead
and Leadore on sunday last A
breakdown brought MIN To Salmon
fur repairs. Thrasher reports glod
business on the line, with promise of
largely increased travel with rhs adj
vent Of really gooi weather on the
divide. For most of the time for
two weeks DIllon and Armstead, be-
tween which places Thrasher has
an automobile run, experienced Sc.
we're cold weather
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO EDITH VI WALTON, HER
II 4 RS, ADMINISTRATOR IRIS
AND TO ALL WHOM TT MAY
CONCERN:
You AXE HEREBY NOTIFI-
Ed, Tnat the Undersigned, " b..
Walton, Uf Lemhi county, Stat. Of
Idaho, has expended NINE hun
DRIED DOLLARS in labor aud i'm
pTOgrments upon the "DIAMDN II
PLACER sometimes also know As
the ROBERT PLACER" said
placer mini claim being situated
and located on the ground nn Dia.
mond creek in the said county Of
Lemhi State Of Idaho, and being
more particularly described In tie
records Of the location thereof a.
the same appears In the ONCE ~ the
Recorder IN aud for tile said county
Of Lemhi, In Book 80 Of Mining
Claims AZ pag- 40, t0 which record
reference j. expressly made for full.
eT and more accurate description Of
sid placer mining claim and pr per
ty.
That the certificates or afiidaYits of
labor of the said annual asses.ment
work fOI the said period Of time have
been and are duly recorded liz tie said
Recorders Office In ana for tile said
county 0i Lemhi, and appear in tie
records OF assessment WoTk and an.
nual labor as follows, ,o-sit;
La Book "E at pages IA, 1872 30.
5l5, 36s, ana Book 'F'' OF such rec
ords at pages -, lI3, 2l0 and 3J6.
said records representing tie labor
aud Improvements done and perform
ed upon the said placer claim for
each and e,ery Of tie years respec
lively 1905, 1901, 1901, 1919, 1910,
1911, 1912, 1913 and 1914;
HOr ARE FURTHER MOTT.
FLED, That tie undersigned. Albert
G., AmOnson aud Harry Kelly, both
u salmon, Lembi county Idaho,
have expended ONE HUNDRED
DDLLA Rs In labOE aud improve
mehls upon the said placer mining
claim above described, as will appear
l.y affldavits II said laD0r duty hied
In the office Of said Recorder for tht
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

year 1915 and app airing IL book ''F'
Of said records az page as:
All ~ the aforesaid labIr and tile
aiiidayits and certificates thereof nav
Ing been duiy done and recorded ln
orde 10 hold said premises under lhe
provisions VI tie laws OF the United
states aud ~ this State that bslng
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS per
year tlie amount required 10 hold the
claln for each and every OF the afore
said years:
Aud ~ within NINETY DAYS
after this notice by publication you
fail or refuse 10 contribute your pro.
portion, FIVE HUNDRED Dol.
LARS, being FIFTY DOLLARS
for each Of said years. your interest
~ said 81 I'm Nill become the prop.
etty Of the undersigned under tile
provisions 81 Section 232l OF tlse Re
sised Statutes 81 the United state,
as they shall ~ lawfully entitled
therteu.
" q. WALTON,
ALBERT &. AMONSON.
HARRY KELLY.
Dated tie lgth day Of May 1915.
May ~ August II.
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FOR SALE

ne Golden Rule Store has NEv
STOCK OF Ball Band and a.,
Rubber Roots. -Four vradas -,
1910, S4.25 81. so, al ,IS a.
noneh and Chidren's Knee
boots and Mems Hip Boots. no Adj.
vance IN last years prices. "
FOR SALE-One good work ho,so
Moline gang pillow, harrows. all in
first class condition. Box I35 Sal.
mon, Idaho.
QUEEN QUALITY Cxfords On
"a LIZ at the Golden Rule Store
They are mostly Lace in Tan. Gn,
Natal, Kid, and Patent LeatGers
and I'm sizes from 2's TO 3l.'s n few
4's). Formerly priced at Al az
~. w but to close out will ne sold ~
81 per pair. Also about 30 pair,
OF Queen Quality, Shoes sizes r.
3h's to close at $3.50 per pair.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Good piano
ana Singer sewing machine ApuIy
to W; b. Horn. Salmon, Idaho.
April % If.
FRESH MILK COWS FOR SALE
High grade IIOlsteins and full nlood
Also registered Bulls. Bargain if
sold soon. }. A. Harrington, Nav,
luaiio. Apr. 2S-3t.
For SALE-One-seventh in so call
ed Bryan tract of about 100 acres
price S400 SEE 6. b. Quafrles. Abr,
2l-May 5.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN From
premises of undersigned on or about
April IL, 1915, one BAY FILLIE
THREE YEARS OLD, Srae0 S A
on right shoulder and having y o
white spots, one in forehead, one
on nose, small blemish on right side
near hip. Please report to J f.
CROOK, Salmon, Idaho. A Is IT.
FOR SALE-The Redwine residence
cheap. Easy terms. See jam H.
Padgham. Apr % 2t
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FOX SALE-One good work hons
Moline gang pillow, harrows. all in
hrst class condition. Box 1875 Sal.
mon, Idaho.
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'ationaI Bank Of Salmon
No. 94S2.

he condition Of The CITIZENS
bATK at Salmon ia the State OF
close Of business May /, 1910.
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= more Catarrh In this section of
#try than all other diseases put
and until the last few years
posed 10 be incurable. For a
NY Years doctors pronounced it a
ease and prescribed local rene
ny constantly failing to cure
treatment, pronounced il incur
renee has proven Catarrh TO be a
lonal disease, and Therefore re-
sonstitutional treatment. Halls
Cure manufactured by F. ].
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only
ional cure on the market. II is
|sernally. 1t acts directly on the
2 mucous surfaces of the system.
~ one hundred dollars for any
4mOnials.
!: =. ]. CHENEY a co. Tofedo, O.
I Druggists, Use.
galfs Family Pills for ecnstipa tIon
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19

Tie Annual meeting oi the stocg-
holders Of the Salmon City and West
ern Telephone Con- pany, Ltd will he
held at the ONCE OF the county treas
urer "a tie Court House In Salmon,
Idaho. on Monday June 8 1915, az ?
O'Clock a..
GEO. " NEITZL Err, Ser'y.
May " ~.
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FOB SALE Don't forget T. get
your seed potatoes 81 } r.. Crook,
salmon, Idaho. May ls--M
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Ia Bed

In Bed.
Sc of the IAN
y Mr.. John n
publishing N
ny of MI. a
speeches. =
Mr.. Gladst,1
| ay, Il had br
as l was nA
| had fnisL.
|Rdstone did
|Rg SO early,
We another
his bedroom
p double BED
|Rs in her al
was dressed
wn shawl
on his face
le bed and
n one hand
nd there n
|'hall never
the cOmlal
OOnnino n.
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PLACE FOR SALE Three acres OF
ground house, barn, stone cellar,
and stnre buil1ins. Pay one-hali
down, toe balance ia two years ~
ger cent D NJ. TiugieJ. salmon,
Idaho
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-27
x X X X X X x X X x X X X X x
X BROKEN DEMOCRATIC PLEDGE
Bv Moses E. Clapp
x D. S. Senator from Minnesota

X q. S. Senator from Minnesota X
X X X x X X X x X X X X X X X X
There are two primary reasons why
Mr.. Hughes should be elected. First,
because he has shown by his whole
career that he sizes up to any situa-
tion which confronts him, and the
next few years are liable to develop
some acute angles in the history Of
our country.
Another reason why he should be
elected and Mr.. Wilson ought not
to be elected is because Mr.. Wilson
has failed to carry out the promises
his party made and Of which he be-
came the exponent, beginning at the
outset with the abject surrender to
England of our rights in the Panama
canal, in urging a repeal of that pro-
vision which gave free tolls to our
coast wise shipping, Notwithstanding
he had declared for the exemption
and had given unanswerable reasons
why it should exist.
From that time on it has been a
reversal of platform pledges until the
only connection between promises
and performance is one based upon
the law of contrariety.
While none of these promises or
personal prediction pledges could,
perhaps, be said to be Fundamental
nor their violation beyond recall so
far as the fate of the country goes,