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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Su6uauscTteltcr Scrlctt.

9ls aeiiern 0Iadmittog ge9en ?
llbr George @. Sapp, 56 Sabre alt,
BON 9tr. 202l aenueOD.9lue, Der 9lun.
oeiduppen.9niieber Der Eenniplpa.
nia.9o6n it, ole @eleiie Der 9abn
na6e 9aiopeite.qIoe. entlaua alma,
nirOe er bon eiuer 9fongirmalfine
aetroifen imO 70 erbeblih Oerlebt, oa5
er in OoS Sa6nemon @eneral.Soipi.
tai ecldafit iperoen mIBte. Gort er-
fl0rten Die 9ler5te, Dab er iunerlide
@erleBunqen erIiten 6abe, ood ieieI
lie nid)t I'M Stdnoe, feit5uIteaen. iuie
Idpper oieielben ieieu bis Der 4.
Strablen.9lpporat 6enubt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
gcsius sclbitmOrO.


@egen a llbr geiteru glahmittag
puroe Ger @oIi5iit Serrman s.
@oms nod Dem Souie glr. 715, g.
Gollineton.9lOenue, gerllien Oa sc.
mano iid bort erihoiien babe. 9as
er nit Dem @ogen Der norO0itliden
Station bort anfam ianO er Oen "a
Sabre aIteu Senrp SimonO in Der
Slide, quer iiber Elm Sofa IiegenO,
Dor. gr bntte cine ShuBwmoe I'M.
ter Dem redten Gbr. Gr ipuroe nod
Dem Ct Soicpb'S Soipital genom.
men. GnielbIt erflGrten Die 9lcr5te,
Der Mnnn lei toot. 6rou glmeIio
Martin BEL peldcr SimonO, ser
@ittiper mar, ipobnte, iagie, iie fon-
ne feincn @rlnO iiir sic S6at onge.
ben. Sie iei anl Morgen fortgegon'
gen nno Inn A llbr 5liriideefebrt imo
babe Ben Dlann auf Dem 6uBbooen
liegeno porgeinnOen. Gie 2eihC
miroe nod Dem Eooteubaus &C.
bradt imO Coroner GnSleD bcnob-
ridtiet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Surge etaOtneuiatcitcn.

SSm gcfinOen oes Staotrat6smit.
olieocs Sobu 8. Spencer, Der felt
mebrcren @oden in ieiner @o6nung,
gG. $50, @elt9oltimorc.S StraBe,
ibper frouf oarnieoerliegt, 1T eine
Gerihlimmerune eiugetreten rmo es
6cilebt Elm 8meifel, Oh er, mic man
boiite, binnen GINGER @oden uieoer
i'm Stanoe ieiu peroe, i'm StaOt.
inn Stonoe iein weroe, ieiuen @e.
id6iteu uodduaebcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
gIms ben WcridJtcn.


Grogenperfarier er60lt 10 Diouote in
9(tlanta, @eitano Elm, Dab er
@orp6ilmiiidtigen Oas @iit lie
fertc. 9ormau 9airt wegen
lle6crtretlng OeS Mann-@eiebeS
oeu 9inOes @roBgeidiporenen
iibermieien.
Charles Mom6rao, aus @oi6ing.
ton itono geitern Nlorgeu Dor 9ln-
Oesribtcr 9loie lnter Ger 9lnibulOig.
unq narfotiide @iftc in ieinem Be
iibe gebabt 5u 6o6en IS wurOc
Ourb Die 3eugeuousiagen nadgelpie-
len, ooB 0iom6rap nidt mr. inn Be
iibe Oes GjiiteS mar, ionOern OoB er
aus Nuantitdten 0esiel6eu an Dior.
p6iumiiidtige oerfallite. 9(ud mur.
&c bewieien oaB er einen idIedten
Sui bel ser &oli5ei ser 9unoes.
bauptItaOt bat. Gr muroe, nodoen
er iih iduloig befonut batte, Die @ii-
te in ieinem 9eibe ge6a6t 81 bo6en,
ani 10 Monote ms 9unoesgeiGng.
nib 81 9ltlonta, 60, gcionot
le6crtrat 0os 0lann-
@cieb.
llnter Ser 9lniduloieung 0aS
Woun.@eieb gegen nmeiBe Sflnoe.
rel" ii6ertreten 3u 6oben, puroe ee.
tern German 9oiro, aus @nrren
Baltimore GountD, bonn 8unOeS-
Gomnliii1r Supplee Dem Geriabren
Ger 9unOeS. .@roBgei6worenen ii6er'
wieien. @r ioll Die II SSnbre alte
@ertruOe So6nIon iiir unmoraliide
3mede BON @6ilaOelpbia bier6er ge-
6ra6t 6oben. Cairo muroe 6efonnt.
lid, mie Der nGeutibe Gorreipou.
Dent" bereits geitern beribtete, in
@or0enoille oerboitet lmO in Der 80.
Ii3eiitationieiigebalten, bis ole Bun.
0es6e60roen i'm Derboiten fonllten.
Gr batte Deriudt, in oos tempordre
Seim oes N2dodens an Ser 8ranflin.
Qlpe., 81 oringen nno mlroe bonn go.
li3ilteu @roce bon @oroenbille, pee.
baftet, Noli5eiridter aro6 peroon-
nerte i'm 3ir 3ublung bon So lmo
Soften meeen 9lubeIt6rung.
9lrm itrong binterlieB
$1S7925.
Ger SSnDentorberidt ii6er oen Nah-
LAB oes So6n 9. 9lrmitrong, eineS
perionliben Sreunoes Oes @rdiiocn'
ten g9ilion, Der am II. Suni Oieles
SobreS itar6, muroe geiiern i'm @ai.
iengeridte eiugereiht lnO 5eist OaB
Ger peri6nlide ga6laB oes @eritor.
6enen $tS7 925 betrGgt, itno 5war 9ll-
les in Bombs un0 9lftien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Souptmonn Wlolcolm 8ea-Srping
bonn britiideu 5Iiceer.Gorps bciln.
set lid nod elmer Operation our Ont
ferning eiuer i'm @ebirn iitenoen
Gdrapppelltugel anf Dem 8ege Der
@cfcruug I'M aSobns 9optius SO.
ipitnL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Soiepbine @al8er, Die iehsidbrige
Eodter bon @u. Sobn goI6er unO
Srou bon g1r. 203S, @onf- -StroBe,
bcfinoet iih i'm Sobns Sopfins so.
ipitol orf Dem @eee Der 9elierung.
Qos aino fiel aus einem 5enIter i'm
opeiten Stodperf uno erbielt cine
Sd6oeleinOriiduna babel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
gcerOianua Der Srum anrusr.

Qic 9eeroieune BON 6rou Sulion-
na Euruer, Die in ibrem Solhe, glr.
2531, 6olter.9luemie, ltarb, nodoem
iie @oden lang franf gelpeien mar,
finoet Rorgen @ornlittoe itott. SSrau
Gurner binterlGBt orci S0bne, Sobn
uno gluOrcip Eurner un0 SSobnSpon,
uno cine Eodter, 6rau aotberine
9dholS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
0rnitc gSarMlIal

Ornfc ySarNllhB
@on oen llnioniitcu in ciuem 9wee.S'
ben an oen S6otomts-&onoler
@onar 2am ouSgeiproden. -
Seine gln6eicben bob Oeuti6lanO
6uiommenbreden perOe iagt Der
9rief.
2onoon 20. Suli. - Der @e-
idGits. .glusiduB Der llnioniiten, Der
bcOeiltenoitcn Grilppe in llnterbous.
bat in einenl S6rei6en an ben Sdas-
tan8Ier 9ln0rep 9onor 2am auf ein
friiberes Sdreibcn bingepieien in
wcldem ser glusibuB ieinc 9lniidten
iiber Die Deridieoenen politii6en gln-
geleaenbeiten cini6lieBlib 0cs Sim
tritts 9lmerifn's in Den &rieg Der
g8irtGbaitspolitif unO Der reOolu-
tion6ren 9ewegungen in glrbeiter-
freiien, gum 9lus0rud gebradt bat.
Sn Dem neuen Shreiben merOen
8weifel ouSgeiproden oh Die 9Reeie-
rlng ole @ntpidelmgen in 0euti6-
lono nit gcb0rigcr 9eriidiidtieung
Der Sbotioden DerfoIgt.
@etout miro, es iei Elm Sebler, on-
ounebmen, OoB Die Geuti6en bon Dem
aaiier unO oeu preuBiiden @iilita-
riltcn wi0erpillig in Den &rieg &C.
trieben ieien iinO DOB cine Oemofro-
tiide 9eweguug in Geutidlano
mabrideinli6 0en W3ilitorisnus aus
Dem 2an0e ieeen miir0e. n9os oeiit-
ide @oIt in ieiner @eiommtbeit,
iogt Ous Sdreiben lift in pollem
Ginflong nit Der 0fegierimg, uno
feline 5iOerldiiieen 9ln0eiben liegen
Dor, Bob Der Oeutide io8iole 9ni nidt
Die 2oit Oes &rieges bis gum Gnoe
ousbolteu Diiroe.~
@eiter miro ertlGrt: nGs miro oa.
ber 0ringeno ougeratben, Dab @ng-
lono in 9eratbrmg nit ieinen 9laiir-
ten praftii6e @ntidliiiie faiielL oa-
raufbin banOeln loate, nm Die Be-
ihliiiie DER @oriler @irtbidafts-
Gonieren0 ltn0 Der britiideu &ei6s-
ariees.Gonferen8 ourd6ufiibren.~ -
Qie 8efiirhhmg miro auseelpro6en,
OoB 9eutihlano, wenn ole 6rieoens-
nerbonolungen beginner, in groBem
&ortbeil uno I'M Stnnoe iein per0e,
unter Den glaiirten 8wietradt ou
iden.
3unebmen6e @Gbrung
unter Sen 9[rbeitern.
SSn @e5ug ouf noe meiteebenOe
lln5ufrieOenbeit imo ole ounebmenOe
reDoIltionGre Stmmung" ioet oas
Sdrei6en: nQie 9lrbeiterfroee muB
auf @run0Ioge elmer breiten 9lotio-
nalpolitif BON einem Staotsmom
be6nnOcIt peroeu, pclher ole Dorlie-
gen0en Streitfroeeu fennt rno @r-
fabrllne nit glrbeitern bat"
Der SAobfon5lcr enpfine lp1ter
oie WlitgIieOer oes lluionilten 9lus-
idunes in elmer 3riuat- gonferen8
unO gab, noh 9eridteu ser Yreiie,
cntidieOene 3uiiderneen biniidtlid
Ser @olitit nod Dem aricgc. 0ie g(b-
oronung ioa nit oieier 9lusfunft ou-
irie0cn geipeien iein.
llniouiiten gegen 6 DUR
dill.
9eiter beiBt es, ole glboroming
bo6e iiber cinige Der neuen Wliniiter-
Grnennungen, belonoers ole 0es 01u-
litionsminiiters @initon Gurdiu,
often @eidwer0e gefiibrt. Gbur6ia
muroc ols Elm @onn beihrieben wel-
der mcgen icines Genptraments uno
ieiucr Gboroftcr. Gigenidoiten fir
ocn Soften gano llngccignet iei.
Seine @c6icbungen al ocn 9lrbeitern
icicn 5ur 8cit beionoers bcifel, ip6b-
reno icine llnbelie6t6eit I'M 2onoe
oa6u angctbon nGrc, Oic Heeierung
al idmG6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
glOIIes 9ortu uOrans AZ beaabIem.

2as &oitoepartement wiinidt, Die
9(ufmertiomfeit Der Seffentlidteit
ouf oie Tbotiode 5u lenfen, ooB, nm
@er0ogerling i'm Gerionot 6u oerbii.
ten rno cine prompte 9tbliefering 0u
ii6ern ole 8riefe, 9oltforten uno
Qrudiaden Die an Ole EXPEDITIONS
Sruppen Der Ser. Stanten in europa
geridtet limo mo fir Die einbeimi-
ihes Eorto 81 5ablen lit, eS bon
g8ihtigfeit it, oos poIle Forio DOr-
aus 5u ooblen. @s miro Seoermonn
gcrotbcn Oic an Die expeditions
Suppcn geridtete &oit nod Dem
@oItburcm 5u bringen, INN iie bort
piegen im0 obid6bcu 5u loiicn, oa.
nut Scr gon6c 9ctrog BON @orto ouf-
ocfIcbt it, cbe ser 9l6ienoer OoS
@oItoeb1u0e pcrlGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
9In @ranNwnmOen aelIOrbcn.

9ln Ieinen 9ranopunoeu, Die er lid
oaourb 5l3og, oaB er Del ieiner sIr'
belt in Sporrows Eomt nit einem
eleftriihen Gra6t in 9erii6rnna fam
lit Der q Sdbrc oIte GomarO Sub
ner pou 9lr. 504 Siio 13. StraBe
i'm Marplauo 9laacmcinen Soipital
aeitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Qladetuoit ouiaeIO6emI.

9lllf Grnhcn Ser 9Soitbcbor0c 9Iit.
itrolicn's 1T oos 9Srioileg Der 9egi.
itrirung bon Eadetpoit.Eodeteu bonn
I 9luauit 1917 bis aui @eitercs auf-
acboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
NlnniiipaI gIadlridltem.


.gladridltcu.
Syugenieur Q. 5. AruoIo, Der Glen.
ba6n. Sudueritdnoige, fam geltern
nit ieinem 9liiiiienten wegeu Der
genuiplpauia.8Iane nad 9oIti.
more. Bier 5cierpe6rleute re-
iqmircn. @iIitdrpilidtiae I'M
&ot66aus erregt.
G1apor Freiton modte getern
9}adnliitag nit Srn. @ion 5. gIrnolo,
Dem befanntcu @Henbabu Sadpers
itdnoigcn bon Chicago, Der bon Der
5taot engogirt muroe, Inn Die &ldne
Der FeuniDIponia Giicnba6ns@eiel. Il.
ihait elmer 9sriiinng 81 unteroieben
,,nQeneilr Games &omlan0 Bibbins,
9ru. 9lrnolos 9liiiitent Sta0t.Fros
furotor 2. 2. 8ielo, Nlaior 5. g8.
56irleD, @oriiber Der Topographic.
iGen Qermeimngs-Gommiilio uno
Staot SSnaenieur SenOrids cine
J}unoia6rt olrh oos Serritorium,
0as BON 0en &lGnen Der @enniulua.
nia.9obn betroiicu miro. Sic 6eli6.
tigten oen Colbert. rmo llnion .8abn.
boi, 0os ,Sonrs 6aas.Gbol uno anOere
5teaen. Sr. 9i66ins miro 6oltpt-
iaAlidj Die @leftriirlmgsirage ihloi.
rem. Sr. 2lrnolo loate, Dab er be5iig.
lih Der glmen0ements, peldlc Die
9noQetbe6oroe oen @eroronungen Der
9euuiDIpania ange6dngt bat, bis gum
6. 9luquit an mel1em Gage Der
Stootrotb ieine regeImdBigen Sitlm.
gen ipieoer ouinimmt, iertig baben
miro. Ger eeneralberidt iiber Die
qeIanmten @l1ne Der genniDluania
in 8erbinoimg nit Den @Idnen Der
Baltimore & G6io.Giienbabn inO Der
Neliern MarDlano giien6a6n miro
ipdter iertigeeiieat tper0en. Sr. 9lr.
nolos nibr oeiiern 9lbeuo nab @oib.
inaton 5uriid, pdbrenO Sr gi6bins
bier blieb, im ii6 nit Oen 9lduen
pertraut 81 MAIDEN.
Gle &riegs 2otterie.
SIN 9fatbbaus erregte geItern ole
GricqS.2otterie cine aagemeine 9llIf.
reglng unter oen W1ilitdrpflibtigen
Tie meilten innnten niht ermarten,
bis Die 3eit gum 2unheOn fam UNI
Damn nit 9hl6e bic ae5ogenen ghlnl-
mern iiberie6en 81 t0nneu. giele
DernadldIiieten lire 9lrbeit, Oa ben
qan3en Gag lmr iiber Die glusbeblng
qelproden puroe. Bon Den eriten
300 ausgelooiien ghlmmern mlIroen
fiiuI 9Ineeiieate i'm 9iotbbaus betroT.
fen. IieieIben iinO; @m s. Sop.
ting, Seurg ggHion @. s. GeMarco,
VI. q. Satteriielo. S. .. 2at6au lmo
z @ortb llhrpbD.
SfBung Der Jeuer
9eb or0e.
Meitere bier 6euerlpebrIelIte bat
ben, oa iie 6eiiere SteIlungen ianoen.
Der 6euerbeb0roe ibre 9leiignation 5ll.
geianot Die geitern augenommen
uurocn. 9leiisnirt 6a6en: Siilis.Dlo.
idiniit Charles s. Tranbouer, Stills.
9eufer GomarO 5. Gapanoug6, Stei-
Ger 9lo. 5. WleAlinsfi uno Subltitut
glug. @aiie. Die 6eIterbeboroe miro
in i6rer nddiieu Situng nngei6br 20
Gofon3en beieben. Seit 9eginn ole.
les sSabres boben uneei0br GO 6eliers
mebrleute 0oe Gepartemeut perlailen.
a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
eicilcn i'd anlucrbcm.


ge5oeen merOen miirOe. II Sum
ger Munn IGBt lid operirch I'M
ooourb in Oie @otterie 81" bon
NtorDlono 5u fonunen.
Iie iolgenoen glpplitatiOnen I'M
Giniieluug III Oen glrmeeoienIt pur'
Den geitern bcrihtet:
9unoesmarine;
Biliom Soiep6 6oran Saoonnab,
Ga.
CHARLES 8itt 9ioberion Gburd-
Greet, Nlo.
grneit @roitou Grooming, Stint
Itone, WlO.
9lnorem @6mar6 @rpnfiepic5, gtr.
252. Siio.9IunitroBe.
Spencer Carroll glidoliou gfr.
1924, 9torO. StrideritraBe.
9llireo 6reOerid @aitDolo, 9tr.
1919, 6leetitroBe.
Gborles 6ront @onraO, GER. 1645,
9arnesitraBe.
6ranf elmer MartD, Sparrops-
@oint, N20.
Sauuel @lmpoO Somers Soeers.
topn WlO.
SSobn gouns SoIlinaswortb, 5aas.
ton, WlO.
SSo6n GOmiu GoaeD, Ger. 4122,
@inlico.OioaO.
Syobn @roB, @al6ington 9. 6.
g8auerlp gilbert @iugiielO, SABRE
oe @roce, Nl0.
@infreo @Owaro aiOO, 2ooinalton,
Ga.
George 2eouoro McGonnea, 9sr.
1908, SobnltraBe.
Stuart Nloc0onolO Eerrier, gsr.
4105. &iogemoo0.QlOenue.
Carlton @t. 9idtentbaIer, EbiIips-
burg, @a.
Gilbert 5. @obmau, 91r. 2545, 6re.
Oerid .9lDe.
g9iniam G6arIes Serle, 9lr. 1906,
9utlono.9lne.
giertes acknowledgement;
gSalter 8. Sbettle, Scr. 953, @or-
hi6-9lbeme.
emile Z. 9ittle, O1r. 2222, @lc@l.
oerrDitroBe.
SObn s.. Gurrp. O3r. 82s, @eit.
@aterltroBe.
G6orles g. Sutton 9Sr. 2617 Sui.
ton.9lpemle.
S5enrp @bite6eaO, Ger. 1917, 8uIO.
minitraBe.
sSciiie g. 0uff, 0}r. 1907, @eit 86.
StraBe.
@biIip Burton Olr. 651, @eit.2er.
inetonitraBe.
Sobn q. SooOer, glr. 9640, SDca.
more.9lpe.
Sobn 5. griabtner, Ger. 1716,
GoitleitraBe.
9lrt6ur q. 9rrtb, 91r. 798, Dlc.
SenrDltrnBe.
Cutie Smith, g1r. 843, Foperitr.
Carroll 30. &earI GltriOge, @lo.
George 5. cinnamon @Ifrioge,
@o.
gilbert StcuieI, SiasOole, Mo.
SoarpeD 9 Gem, 9lr. 2000, @las.
gomitraBe, &ortSmort6, 80.
9iaiom 90, 9mau, 9lr. 36i0, Ai6-
StraBe.
SieB lid operireM nm in
bic gIrmee 5u,fommen
Der Is Se6re aIte @ilbert @ilt,
Der in @oo0berrD po6nt, par 10 oer-
feiien ooraui, III Der 9lmoeSormce 5it
Oicneu, OoB cr iid6 elmer Operation i'm
llnipcriitdtS.Soipital unter5ogen bot,
nah0em Der Aefrrtirunesoiii5ier i6nI
erfIdrt 6attc, er pcroe onigenommGI
lperOeu wcim Ole Operation porge-
nommen iporoen Ici. Gr will iib NIT
nod 0rci 9lnOeren in oic 9atteru u
anwcrben loiien, ioboIo er aus Dem
&oipital entloHen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
RaItimturr 4 Ohio


Sccnier0rluriiuncn
96OO-9ltlaHitc 0tD, Cape WlaD, Sen
9ele Gun nHo Gccan 0iD, " s., uno
dhrid, ieocn 5rriian Hno SauIta0 his 3.
September. @iiItia dur 9liidd9ri bis
3ieniiaa, eiHi0licblin.
Observation-Disclosures
S5OO--Teer Harf WiUmlnin Kate 9arl mo
Callanb uno Hriid. 'Hileic 6Iin ycrs
lam inr i'3uge am 0omeriaa. alle
,liiqe ON 5reiiaa, SamltnQ mn Sonnina
Wliie our Hildiabrt bis @ienliae Nor
gen.
S4.O0-yerieleD eprluec uno 6iriid. 8ils
lete ann yerinlli nir Bug yh 10 am
5retna mo dlle 3iae am Snnlliag @nls
iig 5r JlildiaDrt bis lulgcnoen Wlontdq.
$2.5O-'6reocrld MHb 5nrttd, Dia 90 Widin
Yite
BiIleie Qiiliie alf alle 3iige am Cams
i19 nno Sonntaa; giiliia 3ur 3hidla0rt
bis iolaenoen Wtonidg.
$i.25- 1rc0erid un0 5nrid.
9iIeie nnr glliiq Gonntae @erldbt
@amoen. Stallion $50 Wloreens.
(Suli2D
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
SIGNS CONTRACT TO WE'D
Document Produced as Exhibit A In
Suit Of Chicago Insurance
Broker.

Chicago.-A promise-to-wed con-
tract, couched in legal terms and
sworn to before a notary, is Exhibit A
in suit filed by I. K. Werwinski, in
surance broker, to recover $1,000 in
cash, one diamond ring, one pearl Ia
valliere etc., from Mrs. Antoinette Per-
lowski, until recently Miss Antoinette
Zebrowski.
The contract, dated October IA,
1912, bound the girl to wed Werwinski
within two years, On request of first
party" Werwinski says he advanced
the cash for violin lessons for Miss
Zebrowski In Europe.
II was only fifteen years old when
I signed the contract, and 1 thought
1t was huge joke" said the girl to-
day.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03

lie to assure these officials by petit
tion that the public are still here,
that traffic still continues and that
1t is the intention of the public to re-
main and keep up business as usual.
By the way, down in the south end
of the county is a community called
Aberdeen, and there are places down
there where bridges and culverts
were so badly needed the past few
months that school wagons could not
get thru for fortnight, and only
light rigs and aeroplanes could get
by the rest of the time. and the ex-
cuse was made that there was no
money with which to repair such
roads. If that condition exists rela-
tive to the county finances, we sug-
gest that the probate judge and the
county commissioners again look
over the list Of resident widows who
are drawing pensions in cash from
the county treasury, and see how
much psoperty they have and how
much income each one has independ-
ent of the pension. 1t might make
some interesting disclosures.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Luther league picnic held in
the city park last Saturday was a
success. Everybody present enjoyed
a real picnic dinner. At 8 o'clock a
program was given consisting OF
songs, religious and patriotic
speeches and readings. The main
number was the speech by the Rev.
Luther Carnay, of Idano Falls. He
brought out very forcibly the great
truth, that Christianity is "the salt
of the earth," and as we must have
the common salt in our everyday
life, SO must we also have Christian
ity; shall not moral and spiritual
corruption and decay come upon us.
On account of the busy season many
found it necessary to celebrate in
the bayfield,, who would otherwise
have liked to be with us, consequent
ly the crowd was not as large as
we had hoped for. After the pro-
gram ice cream and cake was served
after which all departed for their re-
5pective homes.
Next Sunday: Sunday school at
10 o'clock; services at II a. M;
evening services at S.15. Arthur L.
Peterson, pastor.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03

in honor Of their son, Cyrus, who
left last Friday morning to enlist
In the marine corps.
The Hale brothers and sisters at
tended the funeral of their uncle,
Arthur B. Clarke, which was held In
Blackfoot, Sunday afternoon.
A farewell party was given Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Manwaring last Fri
day evening. They leave for Rex
burg this week.
Alvin and Eugene Hale and George
Clark took their three cars loaded
with relatives and friends out to see
their dry farms Monday afternoon.
All enjoyed the ride and found the
dry-farm grain looking fine in spite
of the dry summer.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
COUNTY OFFICIALS AND
RESIDENT WIDOWS

A hundred men of Blackfoot took
the trouble this week to petition the
board of commissioners who are to
meet in regular session in October
and possibly in special session soon
er, asking them to repair the wagon
road between the Snake river prldge
and to keep it repaired.
Such action is one OF the TOOL
things about democracy. Last year
we elected commissioners to look aft
er such things, and in December men
were running around town with Pc
titions asking to be appointed road
oyerseers to keep roads in repair.
In several places down the road
to Snake river, the road bed has
broken thru and there is need OF
anywhere from a bushel to half
ward of earth needed in a place to
repair It. There are 985 homes and
offices in and around Blackfoot with
telephone communication with the
road overseer's home, and 1t ought
not to be necessary for citizen
knowing Of the needed repairs and
believing the road overseer to be
ignorant of the fact, to do more than
ring him and call his attention to
n. II the overseer is under an en-
bargo from the commissioners, the
embargo ought to be raised concern
ing repairs Of dangerous holes where
traffic Is heavy.
Surely the overseer knows that a
load of clay and barrel OF water
combined to make the clay damp,
would make the repairs on part OF
the road, and a few loads Of clay
and few barrels Of water would
put 1t all in good condition. It
should not be necessary for the pub
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
WHAT If 1T lsN' :
TRUE

What If it isn't true, as reported,
that Ex-president Roosevelt sneered
and used language unbecoming a
gentleman when he received Presi-
dent Taft's message Of good will that
was delivered to him on board the
steamer when he was leaving for a
hunting trip in South America!
What il it isn't true as reported,
that men high in the public service
were corrupt and selling their Of
fetal honor for cash in hand and
thus sacrificing the interests of their
constituents!
What If it isn't true that the At
lantic sauandron was inefficient and
scantily manned at the time OF the
naval parade in New York harbor
couple Of years ago when Republican
politicians and their newspapers were
berating the Democrats for their
criminal neglect" of the navy.
What If it isn't true that the war
department was so dead that they
did not know how to go abou 1t to
prepare to cope with Germany when
war was declared!
What IL it isn't true Governor
Alexander made the new county COM
missioners at Arco give the public
printing to "his paper" because it
had "been kind" to him!
What If it isn't true that 80 of
the prominent business men of
Blackfoot" were charged with COM
plicity in a certain crime against
purity in the Grove City a couple
of years ago when an erring indi-
vidual sprung something that gave
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03

Miss Marion Cleveland, youngest
daughter of the late President Cleve-
land, is engaged to marry William
Stanley Dell of New York city.
The announcement was made by Mrs.
Thomas J. Preston, Jr., formerly Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. The date of the
wedding has not been set.
Miss Cleveland made her debut in
society in 1914. For the past two
years she has been a student in Teach
ers' college, Columbia university. Mrs.
Preston's eldest daughter, Esther
Cleveland, is engaged in relief work in
Paris, for soldiers blinded in battle.
Mr.. Dell only recently returned from
service abroad with the American am
bulance in France.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
GROVELAND

A fine program was rendered here
on the twenty-fourth; the Sunday
school having 1t in charge. The aft
ernoon program of races, etc., also
drew quite crowd and everybody
enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs Sorenson and daught-
er, Irene, came up from Logan, Utah,
to attend the funeral services of their
daughter-in-law, which was held here
last Friday morning.
Miss Aurora Harrington came
down from Shelley, Sunday morning
to spend the day with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Harrison, of
Pocatello, were visitors at the after
noon services held here Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen v. Hale entertained
number of relatives at a dinner
Monday afternoon.
A farewell part was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Yancey
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
NEW AUTO FUEL TRIED
WITH GOOD RESULTS

Superior, VISA solution of the
auto fuel problem is expected in a
new manifold for automobiles that has
been invented by DR.. J. G.. Barnsdale
Of this city. Trial tests show that the
invention allows a car ten miles more
on a gallon Of the cheaper fuel than 1t
does on gasoline. The manifold per-
mits mixtures Of gasoline and kero-
sene to be used by holding the kero-
sene until heat has vaporized the
fluid.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
BREAK SEVEN DISHES A YEAR
Going to Rubbish Heap Faster Than
They Can Be Made In United
States.

Cleveland, O.-They're breaking
dishes faster than they can make them
in the United States and the other
countries are too busy warning to
make pottery. Every man, woman and
child in this country breaks on the av-
erage seven dishes apiece annually.
Over 7O0,000,000 dishes year are
broken by irate married folk and 9TH
ers, who drop them accidentally, and
others who drop them on purpose to
keep from washing them.
The Idaho Republican., 1917-08-03
Men Drive Out Girls.

Oberlin, O.-Oberlin girl students Of
the sociology and economics lecture
classes, which have met heretofore in
the lecture room of the Mems building,
made themselves too free with the
building privileges, and the classes
were requested recently to 60 some
where else by the irate residents of
the building. The men said the girls
were apt to lounge around the lobby
and halls Of the building. Since dress
ing gowns and bathrobes are the chief
"at home" garb of the building room
ers, they protested.