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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03
ONE WAR INSTEAD OF MANY

The Germanc powers owe their surprising primarily to
these facts:
First they fighting the inside thus having shorter lines
'front.'
Second they operating under command which makes
single fighting force of all the armies of Germany Ausroungar
Bulgaria and Turkey.
The Allies obliged by the necessity Of the to fight on
widely separated fronts under difficulties OF transpora
ton But they obligated fight they have heretofore
fought half under half dozen different commands for
half dozen detectives.
The absrdy and danger of this situation have been driven
home every member of the allied group by the Italian disaster
Most Americans perhaps imagined that there already in exist
allied general staff with authority all the forces Of demo-
1t appears however, that there has been little than an
informal council meeting from time time lacking power and
lacking continuity policy Now stern events driving the Allies
to tighten their organization pool their military and
establish central staff possibly single commandernche with
absolute authority.
This is delicate matter involves the pooling Of
detectives well and material And that complex
business belgeren while agreeing with the
every member of the group this time that of win
unless all win.
The supreme universal to destroy the offensive power
Of the Nothing else should the atten
ton Of England France Italy, America other allied nation
With that accomplished there will be glory enough for all and salts
faction for each far real glory and satisfaction
out of this exhausng struggle.
Instead of many commands let have command Instead
of many let have That the quickest urest
to victory and righteous peace.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03
SOUTHERN PACKING INDUSTRY

thriving industry has sprung up the South result
Of the great demand for The raising hogs
suddenly become important Southern industry still greater
development is looked for in the next five years
Along with the raising of livestock has the great
packing plants Twelve plants handle exclusively
process of construction Five packing plants completed
ing the past and running capacity One of these
Baton Rouge La municipality owned Government experts
of the establishments its kind i'm the country
Another packing house already operation has gov
permission increase its capacity by 100000 addition
capable handling permission and large enough handle the pork
packing business of that region for more years.
This line of activity for the South 1t has developed
to unprecedented demand for It's usefulness
however will not end with the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03
NOTICE

The creditors of Henrietta Martin
deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims properly proven ac.
cording to law to the undersigned al
the Law Office of A. d. Cole on Court
street in Maysville, KY. on or before
January l, 1918. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to her es-
tate are requested to come forward
at once and settle.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
as Executor of Henrietta Martin
deceased. 4t-1twk
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03

ARE YOU A MOVIE FAN? Get a
copy OF Who's Who in Movie Land"
telling all about the motion picture
actors, with pictures. Ten cents post
paid. Standards Press, 112 Water St.,
Boston, Mass.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03
JOB FOR CONSCIENTIOUS DIRECTORS

Col Roosevelt with hsscusomary ingenuity forward
with suggestion for the utilization of conscientious DIRECTORS for
purposes without hurting their conscences.
f does not join the army, he says because
he doesn't want kill anybody then would respect his conscience
by putting him a mine sweeper"
That would merely be congena task for enemy
violence and boodhd because he would be saving lives
destroying them.
Incidentally il would provide good test of any pacis sin
cery woud show whether Col Roosevelt right in classifying
conscientious oectors those whose conscences will not per-
init the INTO 20 where they likely TO get shot"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03
DANCING SCHOOL

Every Monday night beginning No
vember 10. Glass 1880, dancing $3.50.
ST. Johns Hall. men
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-03
The National Stockman. weekly,
ALI three $500.
Club No. 6

The Public Ledger, daily, one year.
The Ohio Farmer, weekly, one year.
Both $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
@kt tDcniger JIeii9,
iuenn Drr&ddeu l4merjt
Olcbmt Gin CiIas nod SaS GnI5e, nun
bic glicren 81 rciuiacu, iucun Sic
9laIrnbcIdHuerSen 6abcn.

9icgelm1bigeS SIeiihelien ruit in
pielen SGuen giierenbelAmcr0en Der.
Dor, III ser einell ODER oloeren 6ornL
iogt cine ipcit befounte &utortt1t,
neil bic SGllren i'm 6leiih Oic glie-
rem rei5ell mo lie iiberonitrengen.
Ieritopfungen imo oaerIei limbo
ouemlidfeiteu Iturtc Nopfid6mer5eL
giidenibmer5eiL iouerer Wtoeen Der
itopftc 2ebcr, 5dloflolgfeit, @loieu,
uuo llriurei8uno iino Die 6olgc ou-
BON.
@enn 9Sbr giidcn ali ihmeroeu
beginnt, ooer Sbre gsinren niHt ricb-
tig orbeiten, ODER penn Sie gloien-
beitbper0en boben, bolen Sic lih
etua bier lln8ea ~SoO 5oI5e~ BON il.
geno elmer guten bieiigcn ApotBefe,
uebmen Sic einen 9becloffel bon IN
einem @los @oiier ctlide Eugc lane
Dor Sbrem 5riibitiid lmo oom per.
ben Sbre yiieren tpteoer td0oeIos az.
bciten. Gieie befonnten 5ol5e iino
aus IroilbenIoure uno Gitroncnlaft
genodlt, combinirt nit 2itbio, uno
lino Elm barmloles Mittel, Inn Der
ltopitc gtieren sii reinigen llno iic
5u ecwobnter Ebdtiafeit oa3ubalten.
@s neutroliiirt cbenfoas Die llrin-
lauren oic oonn nidht neiter reioen.
90 wcrocu Die 8loienbeidmeroen
beieitigt uSao Snlde~ fonnen gtie-
mano idlaoen Sic madden Elm pobl.
ihmedenbes, iddimenoes 2itbio-
Doiier, Dos Millionen bon @2enIden
BON 3et 5u Belt trinten nm Die glie.
rem uno gIaienotgane rein al boIten
luo oooilrd ernltc GompIifotioneu
ou perbiuoern. (9lua)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
6iibrt Cream III bic glnir
rilI uuO bccnOct Gatarrb.
S)lc3cpE i'm Ucritoyitc 9laic su
GfinrN nu6 aopf-Srfaltuns
an bcenOeu.

Sic fiiblcu iidb in mcuiecu Wlinu.
ten lpo6I Sbrp Eopi-@rFdItImg ooer
Gatarr6 miro perihwinopn ieti. SSbra
ucriiopiie giaia lit oifen. Die 2uit-
gdnge NDreS Stopics nerocn rein fem,
uno 5ie f6nncn unbebmocrt at6mcn.
8e0cr gIb0citrnlpitbeit, nod aopi.
Ihmcr5en nod ylusipcicn 5dndll'
sem gluSfliiIie ooer Irodenbeit ncbr;
feii 9linaen nadj SltbcuI ivdbrcno Der
9lad6t.
Gcrlan0cu 5ie ponl 9Ipotbctcr cinC
ftcinc 6loirbc Gins Cream Balm.
Siibrcn sic Gin pelig bon picicr
ipoblriehenocn ontiieptilhen, beilcn+
ben SaIbc III sic 9taie ein. 2aIicn
Gic a. ieoen 2uitooig hes aopieS
0lrh0rinarn Gs beidritiat bic cnt.
5iinocten gcid1poIlencn Shlcim6dlIt(
mo ioiorti9c QiuOcrung tritt cin.
"a lit genolt Ias, mas je0er an ga,
torrb Qeiocu0e sriucbt Dat. Ncrblei,
ben 5ic nicbt peritopit lino franf
(5) (slu5cigc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
0rancS Saar
lri6t 81 OnnfrIn.
Sic tGnncu ,Sarbe unO @lunB mil
GaIbri mO Sdnuciel
5nriidbringeu.

g8cnn Gie Sbr Soar nit 5oIbei.
Sbec u0 SdmeieI ountelu, 10 fonn
feiil D}cnih oas erfeuncH neil Is
glcidmGBie unO natiirlih geirbiebt.
Dicie Wliiybrmg 3u Nouie 8ll bereitct
lit uber idmierig uno lditig. Sir
30 Gents t0nnen 5ie III jeoer alpo-
tbefc oos Gebroihsfertige, oltrt Bei-
miiAlmg on0erer 9eitan0tbeile bers
beilerte 8rdporot, ,8Detb's 5oec
onO Sulphur Sair COMPOUND" ge.
nonnt. tnuien. @efcrAten Gle nnr
ciner Shmnnlm ooer cine iueihe
giirltc init oemielben ilno beitrciden
sic cine 2tr1bne nnh Der onoeren.
glm Wtorgen III allies graiie Suor Der
idwun0en mo nod elmer ooer 8lpci
wcitcrcn 8ebanolungeu miro Sbr
@dar ipuuocrbor ounfel, 9ldn6enO
lno iippig.
@raucs, faGle8 Soar, obglcic6 feiue
SAonoc, lit Elm 3eihen bon 9tltcr,
uno Oa mir ooh Slae eiu jiIgenolihcs
mo oHgencbmes 9lciibere 5u bebaI.
ten wiinidcit 10 ici man iofort be-
reit uNDetb's Sage ouo Sulphur"
6u ecbralthen lno inn Sabre iiinger
5ii erihcinen. Dies gcbralhsbereite
&roparat 1T Elm ongencbmer Toiletr
ten-9lrtitcl uno feline MeoiBin. Gs
III uidt fir Die &ur, 2inoerlng oocr
@orbcuaang bon aronfbeit beitimnIt.
(sIuacigc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

Nlcibt ocrtld, oenft an bic belize
4ilidbt,
cont niiBF oas Ser5 Dor gleuc 0u-
dem;
GRtibnloialmgcu Gcltcn nid)t
geer ni6c6te iid nod feige oudcu2
lluo lett ina 5turm III 6cters-
ghltb
gcuaHrt cuA nur ons b6hitc @ut;
9tiAt uilr oobcinb om eig'neu Scro,
sfub 0rauBcn iit q @olocs mcrtb.
Nicibt oeAtid1l ionit triiit cuh 6alo
Scr spot.
sSDr oiirit ridjt feigc inter6anoeln;
FSlaibt ibr on eincu 6eitihcn @ott
|Qun muBt ibr itanoDait init ibm
lpot0elu.
9Aw Ercuc ino 9citGuoigfeit
Grl6it inns nun ous itbwerer 3cit;
Ia 9ilit fcin @imHern iulo fcil
sSlebu
ssbr Icuiidle mist 5itldinncnlteb'nl
Nlriht ociiihl gcbt cu'reu 9iubui nid)t
bcr,
Tcaft au DIS &oterlonocS &ontcnl
tsiN ciriiBeu 8ieDt uon 2auo ali @lccr
lIuN bciHg Ut Der ociltidc 8oocn.
9jtit @lut uiio 2eben boltet Moht
EaiI cud bic g9elt nidt emit ucrlaht
gloN tobt ocr Sturia noh grollt Der
sSeino,
aSbF oelttitc @rilorr blcibt pcreintl
Nlciot oeiitisOl es brinot nod groBcn
Qobn
@enu iih bic piloc Stub pcr5ogenf
3um =tlrn bldit bic Erompett
idon,
GaS oelItidc @erS miro jctt gctpo.
gci
Irun giirte iih iper cbt uno trel
lguO iei cin Gcutiher obnc 5heu;
slit'S opul &errdtbrr in's @cliht
oTir Dettihe Ereue uanfet uiAtlD
glabi oautlbl Sbr @launer in Ser
cilt
@epabrct cure bcilgcn Sitter
aeplIt ibr Ser %eimatb iuiIroig lein
IcNFt oN oQS 2eio Scr tapicrn @rii
bet.
9ludi Guu iit oll oas @lnt ociucibt
GS lohnt Nd nod III ipdt'rer 3eit;
gNer mollte fcig' ben Wloutel 0reb'n
lluo b6rtc nicbt oos lolltG Gleb'n2
9leibt oeutih ieio oiIi sic Scrfpui
ltol5
sSicl araft licot III ocm 0eltihel
GIute;
g2r ItumMcu ood aus beiier'a $olI
tScrmaueunrt fommt uns 5u Ghite.
@er qan8en @clt troBt infer Seer,
eyli &6llcrriugen brault ouS W|eer;
llNN itiirStcn dllc 5diilcn cin
syclt iipbt uilo trcu bic Mndt ol
9ibeiil ". &. a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
sOloreen 1T ciu umSircr Sag.

9liAt alIc Iage iiuo iib glcid,
Gas bab id tauienonaI criabreH;
Ter einc lit 10 triib, ID bleid,
Als iclatcu iAm 0ic llngiidSidaa-
rem.
9tls bate cine boie Saro
Tic ,Srauoe bon inns abgeDanot;
Inns mas anM 8lciB uuo N}lt6 err
Ooht,
9lur bnlb miro Is 5u 5tono ge6raht.
Tom fonunt Gin Tag, io lidt, 10
ih6n
Tcr il6ucritc @cg piro leidt gemons
ncn;
Mon iiiblt it'd. wic alli frcien S0b'n,
2ie 5orgcn iin0 int Slug 3crronneu-
gsos acilcrn nod unn16gliG war
Scuf acbt sic Slrbcit puu0erbar;
9llS G0tFS cin 6reino fiir inns uoll-
bradt
&0it 0u nod nie oaran gcoodlt2
Jlidjt ullc Gage iino iid gIeid,
GuS gebcu fam fciH Nleuicb erf
griInOen,
Giu 9eitler iuaro ibon aroB ltll0
reid
lin0 iiea cHpor ans ticfct CSrilnocr
ra ipridjt man picl pon cig'ncr
Sroit
Dlondl Gincr fat iih tcotgeboftt;
g'eHDiu1en molIf CT oas Seldbirf
glob III 0em lcttcn glugcn6lidl
gFcr picl crlc6t lucr pieI geicb'n
lIuo iit iicb iel6cr trelI gebGcbcn
Mr0 iicb ond nicpt allipilicno blaD'n
@dti' tduieno @iicAer cr geihrieDcn
On l6it 0cS 2cbcls 9ldtbicl Hift
sos III antb tnIieno Spradlen ipriHi
luao uaS n ollcs miilcH mag,
IcuR Worgen ilt Gin ano'rcr Idg
@o Qic0 bic Soiiium9 lulr nidt aiIf
Eerirauc ailI 0en nereH Wlorgen
Iunn itci9t oic Come luie0cr opi
lIuo ieat himpea oas Dlccr ocr 1or
acn.
qea iro6 Ole SauO on ociHcn EIlnq
dm uoriuaris mlr 0as lit gcnHg
9Aid' aeinc brdncn bonn @elibt
gcr auo'rc Eaa bringt ueilcs Sidt
9}idi allc Tage iino iid aIeih
yo aicht Is b6ie un0 oud gitc
&ent iiiblt man iidJ ID tart 10 reid
llu1 mnracn iit lmS icbmcr 81
Whubc.
SD NiuW 0ic Iagc iuie iic iito,
djon morgcn pcbt Gin ano'rcl
Niuo,
Iic ScmRe bridt iid picocr @o6n
Tau il6aait ou allies onoers an
". 81 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

perI tlelllell @lnlnB oer eTglll0ell
Expeditions 9Irmee in 9}oro.5ranf-
reid ourh5rfonlmcu. 9llS Sinoen.
burg's Siege Oicie 9alfiiIe lorteu,
uno oie 1ampfpal5e itillitano,
muBtc Stalieu nit. Die 6lotte ioIItc
meiter 9eihont merOen Gs beeom
ieiren uGertbeioigru9frieg" ge9en
oas Don 9illBlano, Serbicn imo
Dlontenegro ibper beorGngte Deter.
reid. Die ensIiidc Seemod)t ipuroe
Damn ouf ben 9iot6 oeS Serru
GburdiIl Dor ben 1oroouclIcu ein.
eeiebt. Gort eridien Elm groBcr Gr-
folg riiitoloier erreihbar. ais in ser
g}oroiec, 100 oie oeutide 6Iotte oeu
T6orludbtcr ipielte. DnS @rge6nib
lit 6etanut uuO ihou o6eu erlpGbnt,
Tie engltidje 2onO. mo Scemobt
bolte lid bci Ocu topfcrcn tiirtjid5
Oelttiheu Goroouellcn Gertbeioi-
germ Die idiuerite 9lieOcrIage, y sic
ibrc @eihidte fennt. 0aS engliidc
Rreitige I'M ferncn Often pontte
llm Dem itarfeH rlliiiihen Trdugen
ouf SiiIic 5ur See 81 entiprehen
balf man iit nit Der GntienOlmq
einiger weniger ll-9oote in Die Git,
ice. g}adl luenigeu llnfongscrfoIgen
bat man pom ibren @irflngen faim
nod etlpoS gebort
Nic @uglonOS 2 6leid5iu 6.
gc in Scr %olitit onrd-
trcu5t mur0Cn.
Ger Dem Turhbrllh BON @orIice
iolgeuoc SieaeSnorid ser oeuti6en
glrmeeu ourH &oen imO 9uBlano
ibui oonn eine neuc Gage. lluge.
itiim Ordngten bic 9lmoeSgenofen
Gnglan0s gum iuirflicben GiuioB bon
aroiten Gnglano miBte Gnti6liiiie
fniier NlnnhcrIci, Ger 9MBcmuelt
uerborgcnc maritime HIduc purocn
oeludl3t ipie bic .6jrouo y}atiou"
NM enoIid militariib fir oen Srieg
uub6or 3i mohen lei. 2lber oaS Ri.
iifo ibreS GniaBes ihien i6lieBlib
Den cngliideu StaotsIenfern uieoer
5ll groB GngIano ipGblte cinen an
bern Meg. Gs itieg itntreu allen
ieinen 3rdoitionen nit 1oItsbeereu
an oas Qono, Die algemeinc @ebr-
pIlidt fam Die 2lotte bIieb 10 erbul-
ten. @Gbreno oaS geneine ariegs.
bonomerf iriiber oen beiiiihen, ban.
noperlHen lmO portllgiciiden S0Io-
uern iiberIoiieu gcblieben mar, muBte
lest foitbares cngliideS 9ult einae-
ieBt iuer6en. GS lit bere1net NOR
Ben, Dob ole 9erliiitc Der peri6ieoe.
nen Seercsitdrfen bis U1itte 1915
betrugcn. 8ei 9RuBlonb 1913 8ros
gent, bel 8ronfrcih 36 9ro3ent, BEL
@ugIanO - Nro5ent, mobci 5lI beocb-
len lit, 6aB sic ~ @ro5eut GnqIdn-
! ocr-@erIlliie niciit uciBc ooer ibmar-
sc aoIonialtruppcH betreiien lueroen.
Sclte, naf Der Somme.Offenlipe
lperoen 0ie 3oblen anoers iteben. Sic
slrmee, Die Gnalono auibringen nuiB.
#, lpeil cS iein anoetes WloAtmittcI,
sic 6IOttc, ihoncu iuoIItr, foitet Dill,
IiorOGn an @clO, cnt5icbt ser cugli.
| iden @olt0uirtbihoIt bic gIrbeitcr,
binocrt oen gelobrinecuOen grport
nno madt ooOrrd Sen arieg iiirGna.
lono 81 einem idledten 0cigb1it.
! Sn Oen 8crgen. .g9enn
ood Die Soroniu nur OoS SSoOeln
loiien lpoIlte, lie fann'S ood abioIut
niHtl" sd iiuoe out, ooS sSii-
oeln itcbt ibr 6eiier!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

ino GSrCi6et~ ltreiteiIOe Gngl6noer
beOicncn iih III oieiem @eItfriege
5ur Sllllitrirling ibrer @olfSreoen oft
ipprtligber 9lusoriide, Die Der 0eiitide
@eidmod nit @iocripiIleu a6lebnt
SeOcr bat eben ieinen @ciidtswinfeI
inter ocnl CT Oie ernitbaiteiten Gingc
in Scr Melt aniiebt 9dnr ein 9egriff
ieblt INNER in oieieu SportreOer,
Der nit mirfli6em sport ionit til-
trennlid uerbiinoen iit oie rsSoir.
ncB~ IN ser @elrtbcilung.
Gnglon0's 8ortbeile iei.
ner geogropbiiben 2age
g8ic ciit 9lod liegen Die engliiden
SSnieln ouer Dor Dem 9luSgonee Der
goroiec in oeu 9ltlontic. 9liht oic
elglii6e 6lottc, bic geograpbiidc
Sage Der engliihcn Snieln gibt Der
Sccmoht @roBbritnnicn's oos cnt-
ideiocnoe llebcrgelpiht bel i6rer 9Ib.
iperrlngSitrategic. Wlebr ocnn bop
peIt 10 ltarf pic bic Oeitide lit sic
3a6I ser eugliicben Stbiiie rnN
6a6r5euge. Grooition mo 9crliis.
erfabrlmg ite6en engliidcn Seelen-
ten in bo6cm MoBe III @ebotc. Iic
politii1e Goniunftur 9cItottet Gng-
lono mas ser Riiifogeooufc nie
Doll eilifaltulirte, Dab iett bic
gon5e engIiihc Slotte reItloS III ser
gioroiee con5entrirt peroeil fonntc.
Iiplomotiih iitO politiid1 0ielfodj ci-
ne anerfcnnenStpertbc engliidle 2ei-
itimg. glber lit es oioir,~ idb Oicier
militdriihen lleberlegcnbeit 81 rib-
men lin0 bci All Oieien Gort6cilet
bon Der oeltdeu Slotte nod 5it Der.
longcr 0dB lie 5unt 5hlagep i'll oic
cnoliihen 0ieludiier fommt. @lit
nerbroudJten Brennitoiiporrdtben 0o.
iclbIt mortet, bis bic ii6erIegene ena.
liibe Slotte ibr Sic Gbre ont6ut. lie
| 8ucrit ourd sic Siilismittel oeS
&leinfricaeS 5u idJmdAcn imo Oonu
aili groBe gntiernlnig nit ii6erlcget
uer Wad]t an 3a6l uno @eibiibtali.
ber riiifoIns mcoerfnallt? gIein,
| 6err GburbiH 10 ollmm iiu0 oit
0cutid9en 6ii9rer nihtl
Gas GeritedipieI Ser eng
4 liidcn 6lotte.
| Sm 9fto6er bat mon in 2onSor
nit groBem G'epringe oen 9rafoI.
| gortag gcieicrt. 6reilih, 0ic bon
mondem crlpartete no9trdaIibc @e.
lobnung Der engliideu 5lotte fir il,
ren vrSiitIanoiie9" Oltrd litel. G'clo.
lobuiin9en uno McOoiaeni1log, lpit
| lie bic engIiihe TRADITION fennt III
oabei oilsgeblieben. g9os ipiiroe obei
Gin gleliou iagcn, ipcnn cr Der ais
1 @rcn5e 0cs Wlodtbcrcibes ieinel
| Sbific nur Die aiiiten oe5 sScinoeS
4 anerienncu moIlte, oeiien STIeniiD
I! aeiit ieinc bcltc Gigcnibait mar I'M
porbilolid fir icocu 8eie6lsbobel
4 iuirtie, Der eineu Sieg als inboa
! itduOig be3eibnctc ipenn 5cbu ieito
( lide GHiiie genoulucu lmO Gins cnt
| foulncn NOR luus lpiirOc CT 0oSu IA
! gcn, tpcnu er beltte aenntmS ndbnlI
BON Der gluswcih- uno Geritedlpiel
| StroteQie binter Der iih Oie militia
ride Gbnmaht Der n@'rano SIeet'
| Dor Dem 3orn nn0 Dem Gbrgei5 Oel
! oiicntliben engliihen Meinlug Der
Bergen mus Tic oeuticbe 6lottI
fuirft ibrer @roBc entiprcheno mi
oen gcogrop6iih itrotegiihen 9er
! hdltniiicr angepnbt ais itdnoigeS mi
iifo fiir Sic cnqliiHc sSlotte, ais Ga
| nofleSihrutrt. ais 1Sleet III Being"
1 sic III "a, III iteter @crciiihoit, bal
/ bic eigenci 9iiitcn frei lnS Die SD
len piicu IoS ober iicbert inns oi,
itdnOigc Turcbiiibrlm1 unicreS San
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
Die gIaigabc Der ScHtidjcn Slottc
in @cltfriesc.

glon Gogitaa SIN Sc NoIImca.
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Arizona republican., 1917-09-28

We nghbor another small for all financially or to what lodge church belong times This policy
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-05-03
MAN UNDER ARREST on
FRAUD CHARGE NOT REED

Caldwell. April 27.-The theory
advanced early in the week that r. G.
MeKibben arrested Tuesday IN WaHa
Walla al the instruction Of Sheriff
George W Froman OF this city was
no other person than G w Reed now
being sought upon the charge OF hay
ing issued checks 70 number OF
farmers Of the valley for dairy pro-
duets without having funds ~ the
bank TO cover them. was completed
ploded this morning when I'd Ham
mond. manager Of the Hennngten
Produce company OF Nampa was
called 10 the city for the identiGoa-
ton OF the prisoner and declared that
he was not Reed McKibben Is al
legged, however, 10 have been assoelae-
ed With the silver Bow Produce com
pany al Butte, Montana. and to have
also issued checks without funds TO
meet them Pending further inyesti-
CATION he is still held at the county
Jail
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-05-03
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
LIVESTOCK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That any
horses, mules, cattle, hogs, sheep or
goats found running at large within the
corporate limits Of the Village of Parma
will be seized and impounded in accord
ance with Ordinance No l5, of the Cen
eral Ordinances Of the Village of Parma,
and the owner or owners of said live
stock will be required to pay the legal
charges for such artion, together with
any and all damages that may accrue
to the citi~en OF Parma by reason Of
trespass OF said livestock.
Inasmuch as there are great mum Der
of vacant lots being planted to gard en-,
and inssmuch as the Village Board OF
Trustees is l~nding every aid and en-
courageInent to our citizens to use every
Effort to protect us from the disaster OF
an imminent food shortage, we conf
IDENTITY ask the loyal support OF every
citizen of Parma In our efforts to protect
our food supply.
II is therefore hoped that all persons
owning livestock will exercise gry at care
in keeping same up and preventing dam
age to his neishbor himself and his
Couptry,
f. ] Walmsley,
Chairman Board Of Trustees
Attest @. W. Albertsoni Clerk,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-05-03
Local Happenings.

Jack skillern was Dc WI from Boit,
Tuesday.
C. B, HURT is Parma visitor from.
Portland
Tom Welsh received word last Thurs
day Of the death Of his brother at Lin
coin, Nebraska,
sigurt Andersen deputy state audit
or. came down from Boise SUNDAY 10
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II G. Anderson He expects to leave
about the sth for San Francisco
where he will go into training for an
officers commission IN the reserve
corps, having recently past the e..
animation for that purpose.
The high school body held q most
enjoyable masquerade party at the
Oddfellows hall last Friday night, The
costumes were varied and wonderful;
some of them horrible.
MISS T. lpi tuCt DOuSidat Que u lllt
popular teachers OF the Roswell
schools. spent the week end at Pa :
ette visiting with her parents She
also had the pleasant surprise Of a
visit with her brother, a member Of
Co. |, of the Idaho guards and station
ed at present at Nysse, who had Sc
cured days leave of absence to
yisite his home.
The Parma Oddfellows and Rebek-
abs attended the First Presbyterian
church In a body last Sunday evening
and listened TO splendid address on
"fadividual Preparedness" by the pas
tor, Rev Paul W. Gauss IN his dis
course the speaker dwelt strongly on
and Patriotism
Mrs. Jennie Dahlstrom and son of
Parma, M. NJ Reese, superintendent
of the Banner mines, and Andy
Phelps came down from Banner
Wednesday, making the trip on skis
Mrs. Dahlstrom and son and Mr.
Wilkie left for Boise today Mrs
is a sister of Mr.. Wilkie.
Idaho City World.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-05-03
II Looks Good

Boise Capital News; Judge WIN
r. King, chief council OF the reclam-
alton service, who is now IN Boise,
today received a message from A. p.
Davis, chief engineer and director Of
the service. advising him that the
civil sundry bill. which carries an APP
preparation OF 100000 for this
years work on the King Hill irriga-
tion project had passed congress It
win require three years 10 complete
the project and similar appropria-
lions viii be available for the work
for each OF the next two years,
fine reclamation service is taking
over the project subject to certain
legal requirements which are now
being investigated By Judge King
chief counsel for the service He will
take the matter up with Governor
Alexander during his stay In Boise,
Relative TO the legal phase Of the
question. the chief counsel said he
had not passed upon the question in
volved. but that at this time the gov
ernment might do things as a war
hard to overcome in ordinary times
might be brushed aside as being OF
Ittle consequences when the produe-
ton OF crop Is involved.