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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
9entidcs aaffefran,dlen.

9as Oeltihe &offefrGn3den fet.
erte 6reitag iein 3~4.ia6riges Bette.
BEN. gtts 0ieiem anIaB bate Gyrau
@ottlieb Stor5, bel Der ii6 Die ga.
men geItern einfan0eL 6ie 8tmmer
Defenders 6eforiert. Ser GB. ODER
oielulebr &affeetii1 prongte in eis
nem tuun0erbnren glumenIbm1td,
10 6aB ii6 Die 9anen gGn3li9 aus
Dem un6eitGnoigen Mainetfer bin.
megge8au6ert fiB1ten. Sun trorli.
den @eiprdf, nobel man Der olten
8eiten geSofte uu0 Bel beridieoeuen
fleineren anIprohen Der 0titqlie0er
.berIiefen Ole Stitnben pie I'M Sllt.
.ge, itlto ale berlebten Elm boar
.b0alt onregeuoe gerpBrei6e Stltn.
oen. g~npeIeno iparen Die 9amen:
5rut 8rilba1f, Srau 3obft, 5rou
9tog[, Grau &ebbins, 5rou Sippfe,
6rolt G6net, 5ruu 2ofner, 5rou
Hice, 8rau &idor6, 8rou 8efmann,
5rou Sdmi6t, 6rau 9tor3. Srau
SobIt 8rau Spedt uno ais @GIte:
6rou gicbIer, 5ral1 Geibert ur0
5rau 3lotbo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
aresae. elm fSeinb Bed g[r6eiter.

@ieIe rnierer 8iiroer neroen itd
erinuerr, oaB BET Dem groBen Selter
an @rooomap un0 Scott Strobe,
audi elm 5 uno 10 Gent 2ooen ob.
brannte, Der bon eitem Glonne ra-
mems @. O.. &resge geeignet mitr6e.
u&be 0ap 8oot", cine Chicago Bel,
Itltng, BAT foIgen6es iiber oieien I'm.
terne6men6en @ef6dftsmonn at Ia-
gen. &ei Dem goloenen 8dnfett,
oas gum 8eTten oes beritdtigten
EMBELLISHMENTS DgfGGD Sun0ob@
gebnlteR p1rbe, mar oieier @. @.
&resge, Der @igentinter BON 165
5 un6 10 Gent 2G0en in beridie.
oenen Stdbten Des 2onoeS it, elmer
Der &e6ner. are8ge lit elm M2ann,
Der Die nteorigiten 26bne I'M 9oroe
5ablt. al8 Mitglieo Der oWIanufoc-
titrer8' aiiociutton" lit CT Itets til.
ZIG, a0e @eiebe8borid[Gge 5ltgltniten
Der arbeiter in ben beridieoenen
Staaten at befdmpfen. Sm Ser
ban6 Der 5nbrifunten lit er itets
t1tig ouf Dem @ebtet Ser @eIeb-
gebung, INN irgen6 peIfe fortIdritt.
Itde @eiebe at berbtn0ern. Ser
antt.S aloon 2eogte fdenfte er i'm
lebten Sabre Die Sltmrle bon $780,
600. Stt feiuer Neoe dnf Dem Ban.
felt bebduptete er, 6aB Die 9[rbetter,
tpenn Sbtien bos gier tut6 on0ere
geiitige @etr1nfe tpeggenommen
nproen iie better un0 biGiger ar.
beiten.
Gie Nnti.S Saloon league bofft
nit SiIfe bon 8resge uno on0eret
@enoIien, Ole Sumtne bon ST, O00,.
900 fir 6os Iaufen0e Sabr 3uiam.
men at bringen, I'M Chicago un0
Sainois troden at Iegert.
G8 lit nltr gut, 0aB oas Gubli.
fun bon Council Bluffs unO linz
gegen0 e8 DeiB, .tueIIen @eiIteStino
0ieier SeboItion 9. are8ge lit
tpern er it6 bouern6 in bieIiger
Gtaot nie6erloiien iolte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
5rUci Dcmtlde pom
Ocs 1ltcines perbaftet!

Ges 0loines, Sa., IL. Wlaf.
Ger betonnte biefige Oeutide Slttpe.
Tier Serntau 4ir9 un6 Der StroBen.
6obnIelfer 81. 6. Sdrtiing, Der Elm
Gbeniter fem ioG, tuurOen geItern
BON 0cn gur6esbeb0roen oIs feino.
.li6e gl18I6noer IN Snft genommen.
gtdberes iiber Die 9egea beioe ct;
6obenen Acknowledgement fonnte
nift III @rfabritng gebro6t iperoen.
Sortung mar nit Der Electromagnetic
an Ser merifaniihen @rett5e gene.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
seilnna Der Isditen garS.

SIM aIttbba118 orl 8eItenoe Der
Std0t fanb an 9ien8tog cine gut
bcatdte 8~erIammlltng bon 8iirgern
Der iediten @or0 itatt, in Der sic
5roge Der Getluug Der @dro Ieb.
6aft beipro6en puroe. 0ic 6ruge
miro ipabri6einIid in Ser nd1Iten
Siblng oe8 StootrnteS 3itr Sprofe
.fotnuleft. au6 III Der 5. 8ar0 miro
Ser @lan Der Ceiling ser 8ar0 lit
3tpet 8ar05 Gitnitig oufgenomnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @eiipirI.

Der Sto0trdt in Qe8 Mloine8
.%foitfte oieIer Gage cine Gorldoung
.&ortoife[ bon einem Scrrn 60. 6.
'@n6enburn ult6 berfaufte oteIeIbc
gum aoitenpreife bon $3.50 per @u.
i6ct ODER zoe 0og &ed al sic Sc
.D0lterltng. Sober &G1fer ieooh er.
belt MIR einen 8uibeL. Qa 0ie 2o-
o1rtg aus 400 gui6eI beitano, 70
.fonnten bieIe grbeitcrfamiIien oa-
nit beriehen peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
O~ret3cbnid9rioe 0ls
1ttSrScrin ncrDaftct!

G6icogo, 81, Ii. Mtoi - Inter
Der anfIage lire gGeidoItrioe SduI.
.freunbin Grace Sagemorn eri6oIIen
3u baden, befinbet iid oie 13.id6rige
Doris anoerion in Soft. Sic be-
.bauptet, onB bic Cote ii6 ieIbIt ge-
ihoiien itno es mag fem, bnB Die
beioen Mtdo9en einen Sel6Itmoro.
poft eingegotgen ittto, ooB Doris
atoerion idlieBtid ieood an8It be.
fam. Gin 4ra6e bon Ia Sobren,
ramens Getnbart Sled, In Sen beioe
M1bfen berIiebt tpdrert, ioa Die ltrs
i1de CUR 9lttttot fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
pr6iiSent erncnnt
ritiiiicbc %AcmmiHion!

@ai9ington IL. Moi.-graiioent
8ilion bot foIgen6e Serren gu Mtit,
glie6eru jener aommihiou eruannt,
peIde iid mber8igIid nod Stub.
.lan0 begebrn ioneb ltni Der reiien
gtegierune BEL Der giloung oes Ste.
9ternngsibitems sur Sano 81 geben.
@libu &oot; GBru8 WteGormid; 6.
.&. 8ertrou, Banter; Charles gui
fed, So5iuliltenfiibrer; Sanes Gnn.
car, e.9r1iioent Ser s(mericon
6eOeration Of 2ubor; 81. Sobn q.
Mott mo Charles 81. Crane bon
Chicago.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
RcadnSiic1c S6iffe
a q sic Sabrt!

amiteroaut If. @ai. - 3ie 81.
gentiimer bon % boadn0iihen 59tf.
fen. Delh Iebtere, meiitens NIT Sab,
rungsmittelu beta6en, felt 8ohen in
amerttoniiden @Gfen lagen, ba6en
oeren Gopitdne ongetpieiep, oie
Gobrt mad $oGan6 on3utreten. (ltm
ottf benz Seimtneg bon oet griten
beihlagnobmt 5t iperoenO 8ie bri.
tide Qomirolit1t fol- ben Gigentii.
meru Ser Ghiffe beriidert buben,
9ooB gegenmdrtig ntdts bic 2luf,
nnbme 0es &nnOelsoerfe6rs NIT
amerifa bebin6ert!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
SarrD Grolul Md sort snelina

6nrrD GrotpI, Der populdre &c.
iret6r Der Son6eIsfammer, Der fifJ
fiji Ben 9ffi3ier86ienit in Ser @rntee
aemeIoet bottle un0 fem @ramen
I5lt oieigm 8med bereits aeHtadt bat,
.erbteIt Elm Gelearamtrt tporin er
3ltr iofortigen @1eI0ung ltaf Sort
Smelling at fommen babe. g. @.
&eeline miro iein 4mt oIs 5efre.
tar Ser San6eIsfdmmer berieber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Dcrtrn0 BON 1913
miro ~aMfocbcben7
JH biplunatiidsn areiiem @aI6inN.
tons inriiert Oieies @eradt.

@aibtngton, II. Wlai. - Sn 81.
plonatiihen 9reiien berlmitete belt.
te, onB btnDen Sturgeon ote aoni.
niitratiou I'M Senat oie Giubrir,
giifig zines antrn9es auf forneQe
abroaiertrng bes omerifdniifeti
preiBiiAen @ertrnees bon 1889 Der.
a%nlaifen tuerOe. Sn Dem @ertraa
miro Die 8~ebmolitig bon gei6ifoms
baftanten iin0 Die gti6ttonftgsirbar.
felt bon Gioentitn bon a[tlge56riaen
Der bei0en 80lfer nG6reno zines
Swiiden 0ieien ent6rannten arieges
feiteelegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

Ser 8ertaif bon 5ettertpert nn0
onoeren @eidoiien iino I'M ganSerr
.21noe infolge 0es Grieees, in aHt
tno 8ann eeton fpor0en. Die Sol.
.ge tpirb lem, Dab mir in oIler Sc
mitsribe elmer ritbioen 6eier 6es
d. Sali entgeeeuieben f6nnen. Sic
.Geuer. unb Boliaei.aommiiiion bot
0en GtoOtrot eriudt, cine SroinanS
au e%rIaiien, Inn oas G6teBen un6
anoeren 26rm am ~nationalen 5eier.
tag at perbieter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
2lMs Council Bluffs.
strafe nod Manalua 0er6eiiert.

Strake mad ManaiDa berbeiiert.
Staottat Sobn 9angitrom, Sort,
ter bes aomitees fir GtraBen rn6
aleb5 bat gegenrpdrtig cine 2(n3abl
gLrbeiter oamit beiddftigt Die 6troBe
bon Ser Sta6t Big gum Munopo
See in gllteut fabrbarem 3uitono
5lt bericbeR. 3ie 9berflG6e Ser
StroBe ioa nit Gin6er8 beIegt tper-
SON
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
0mnba If. @tai.

Omnbo, If. 9tai.
9ainSuie6-3ufu1r $50.
9eeHhere attiD, felt.
@ute b. bette 11.75-1300
W2itteInt geeues 10.50-11.50.
aiihe H. Sellers ottib, ieIt.
@eluobnIide 9.25-10.25.
Cute b. bette Sellers 9.75-11.
gute +, bette aiibe 9.50-10.50
MittaIm. aHbe S.50-9.60
@etu6bulihe 5.50-S.50.
aoruaefiitterte Stiere 9.50-10..
90.
St6ders uno 6cebers firm.
Cute B. bette Geeoers S.75-9.50.
0itteIm1Biee s~.00-s.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
G6ieoau 9.arft6eridt.

Gbtcdgoj IL. Wtot.
9tinObieb-3ufubr 5000; @Iurft
felt.
$Gditer Greis 1886.
Sdlueime-8ufubr $4,000; @turtt
15-25e Bober.
S0hiter &rei8 1924
Dl4rditnittsprpis 15.90-t6.20
Sdnfe-3ufubr 1000; @adrft 20
Soc B66er.
@efiitterte 2Gnlner 1856.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

Die odnii6e &esier1tng bat BEL
benz gerfnuf ibrer neItinOiI6en SSSrl.
ieln fir ben S6ub Der bort inter.
nierten Gdtffe geiorqt. so gar3
ai~sgeitorben lit Die 4itterli6tcii
0eun bod ui6tl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
BmMeccMrt Has Stllrifts
Centrum inn mcItcn!
gritcn AnS Gran5Oicn Bolcn I'D
blntigc G6pfc; Aliierte an Der
GerRa gei6lasen.

Berlin, fiber 2onoon, IL. Ildi.
GaS oeutI6e ariegsomt mel0ete
belte nofmittog, 0nB britiide &rlip.
ben eeItern oben0 Den 8eriu6 mad.
Item oos beib umitrittene 9orf @ul.
lecotlrt 5lt rtngeben tno AT itirs
linen. Der Bein0 ober ipltr6e unter
iebr f6neren @erlniten ieinerieits
geidlogen. Sci SresnoD, &ouer,
@tonheD ltn6 GberiiD iebte Ser 5ein6
me6rere Mto[e gum Stltrm on; Ser
@eria1 bra9te inn ttltr idnere Ser.
LUTTE elm.
3tpiiGen Soiiions un6 G6eims,
IbeiBt eg in benz 8eridt meiter, Iette
les nod berbaItnismdBiger Erbe am
@ormittag geeet d6enO nieoer &c.
naltiae Sample ob. 3aS beiOers
Ieitiae Seiter aus @eidiiben groBen
un6 fleinen aaIi6ers ~enttpidelte fi6
at beionOerer Seftietef nt benz
ISoiiions g8eg, 81 bei6en Seiten bon
Graonne, Ser gi$ne entlong, an
M1orue aonal. in ser Champagne
ttno III Sen Irgonnen.
Sci 8iuterbnrg. 8errbsut8 Sac H..
al Dem GorbenD 2uu6neg Iopie bel
8rosne8 gingen Bic 5~ran3oien gum
qngriif iiber, Oeriel6e luuroe bon I'M.
ieren Srlppen bIlti9 obgenieier.
0onnerstog plroen bon ms is
feinoIide aeropIone un0 Elm 5eIie(
bollon 5ur Strede ge6raft.
Qn Ser mo3e0oniI6en 5ront Iin6
mir 6erren Der Sittation; elm franr
8oiiih-ierbiider angriff 3lpii6en
Den gerna mo 8ar6ar 5tiiiien fie(
5t ltnguniten Ser Sein0e aus. 8ir
gepannen 6as Greffen."
oglidts los" Yageu 6ic gritcn.
2onoon II. g1ai. - Ole britii6
.frau8oTtide 9fieniibe 1T beltte gum
Stiaiton6 gefonaneL 6enn 8eri6ten
bon Der 8ront 8ufoIge lit e8 5u tel.
men gr6Beren mititdriidcn Speratio.
men gefommen, bod 6oben beri6ie.
oentIi6 S6ormiiBeL un0 8orboIten.
qepldnfel itottqefuu0en, Die nuf gr0.
Bere militdriife 1tnternebmungen
idIieBen Ioiieu. Sic 9euti6en ba-
ben 5re8noD uno gullecol1rt nod
INNER IN i5ren 8Gnoen, fuern lire
Stellungen and BET gttIecourt ourd
ole unaufb0rli6Pn @ngriffe Ser Sri.
ten tart eridittert itn0. Sel6murs
idoa 3nig meI0ete beute nddmittog,
6aB 8tDei fein6li6e 6egenmgrifie
BET 8uaecourt iiegreif obqej6lagen
puroen. quS Dem offi8ieIlen fran.
80iiiden @eridt gebt berbor, Bob bic
GGutidcn cine befeItigte 5teQtng
BEL Dem 0orfe Gbebreur ein9ebiBt
BADEN un0 oaB mebrere @egenaugrtfs
ie oes 6eiHoe5 o6geidtaoen ipur.
oelt.
an Ser mnJeooniiden 3ront grei.
fen oie StreitfrdIte Der 0elttiden
8erbiinoeten NIT groBem llngeItim
ar 100 e8 gelong ibnell oltf bei0en
5liigeln Ser Qliierten-GuIfen, Sta.
Iiener, Ser6eu, 5ron5oien uno Sri.
ten-bor3uorin8eft uno opf Dem
eroberten @el1n0e feIten SUB 8u
fofen. 60 meI0et bellte cine off.
3ieae M1eI0un9 ans Galonifi. GAS
Centrum ober muBte lin.
9ugriffen neiden. Mittpod
nadt, betBt Gs in oen offi3ieQen Ga.
lonifi 8eridt, griff Ser 5eino nod
borber9egongenem Itorten artQeric.
felter unierer 8ofttionen ia6peitli6
bon atoitali an uno foBte 8eitneiie
ielten SUB nuf Dem SoI8ies Silgel.
0as Centrum Der angriFfsIinte mur.
be inoeiien ipdter gum 8itf3ug &c.
5uitngen. Gin 3peiter on Qon-
rcr8tng tuieocrboIter 2lngriff idlug
ebenfaa8 febl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

g9enn sic sic S6dOiglngelt mel.
DE idIedte grt1en beruriahert, be.
urteilen f6nnten, 6onn tpiiroen sic
.piiien ipie teuer 6teieIben idLteBLif
fn6. Or. 8eilono, Gremort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

DE 9%lufbringung Der arieggfoiten
lit 0as y, UNI iuelhes berienige nidlt
bernmfommt, Der einntnI u gei1gt
Bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

Gr. 2. 2t2-204
Ger. 8. 2O1-203
aanias Gitn @larft6eridt.

oNhhio2 9by QtutbAptAtuItt
Garter @ei8eli-
Nr. 2. 1892
Scr. 8. 310-320
Scr. 4. 314-3t5
Roter @ei5en-
g9r. 2. 3t5
Scr. 8. 3O5-3t5
@emiIdtc8 gorn-
Scr. 2. 157-15S
Scr. 3. 1561h-157
Settles Corn
Scr. 2. t5S
Scr. 8. 1571h-15S
8eiBes Corn
Scr. 8. t65-167
8eiBer Sofer-
Scr. 2. 7t-72
Scr. 8. Il
| gemiidter @of er-
Scr. 2. 73-74
glr. 8. 72-721s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
sanias Sin Marft6eridt.

aanIus Gitp, II. Moi.
RinhOie6-3ufubr 700; @lorft feit
Bis Itarf.
GoIorooos 1890.
Montdnas 11.30.
Sdbrlinge felt Bis Iei6ter.
StoderS rttbig
Giibe Ii. Sellers firm.
Sdpeine-8ufubr 5000; @orft 10
biz t5c b6ber.
S6hiter greis 1925.
9nrmihnittspreis t5.35-t6.10
Saafe-9uhibr 1000; @artt 10
bis 25e b6ber.
@efiiiterte QGmmer 1885.
Ct. Suiep6 @arftberidt.
ct. Soieph II. @ioi.
ainbOie6-3ufu1r 200; Rortt feit
5hucinr -8ufubr $500; Wforft Is
Sent b0ber.
60hiter 4reis 1926.
Observation-Disclosures t5.60-t6.t5
5dafc- -3ufubr 1000; @tarft 20
40c bober.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17

Two well known Nezperce
young people were united in mar
riage in Lewiston al high. noon
yesterday, when Karl G. Marler
and Miss Vera \. Palmer quietly
took the vows which make them
husband and wife. Mrs. W. L.
Palmer, mother of the bride, ae-
companied the happy couple TO
Lewiston and witnessed the eere-
mony.
After a brief honeymoon trip TO
North Yakima, the former home of
the groom, they viii beat home
to their friends in Nezperce
The groom is the hustling jun
Tor member of the local dray firm
Of HilIenbrand e. MarIer who, a
few months ago came to this place
from North Yakima and succeed
ed B. T. Johnson 5 transfer bus
inass.
The bride is the second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Palmer
of this city, who by her personal
charms has won a host of friends
in the community. She has held
positions in the bookkeeping de-
partment Of several Of our leading
business houses and was popular
with the business public as well as
the younger set. Her departure
from the desk for the duties Of
housekeeper came as a surprise
TO her many friends, who viii ever
entertain best wishes for the hap
piness and success of the newly
weds.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
Schools Closing.

The play, which was 10 have
been presented by the Senior class
Of the Nezperce High School al
the opera house on last Saturday
evening, was postponed because
Of the severe illness OF Bud Hines,
who had an important part IN the
east. II was rcadvertiSed for
Tuesday night, but was again de-
ferred for the same reason. rs
production tomorrow night is be-
ing considered, but this is not de-
cided.
Rey. Rodney Snyder. Of Lewis
ton, gave a mastery aud comprc-
hensive address in his baccalau-
reate sermon al the Brethren
church Sunday morning. The day
was fine. aud the students and cit
izcns filled the large edifiee 10 its
capacity and everyone was great
ly impressed with the service. The
music was furnished by the High
School. assisted BY Miss Nelson. Of
the High School faculty, and Les
lie Basket. a former graduate
here. A feature Of the music WAS
a vocal solo by Miss Irene Grim.
which was well received and well
in keeping with the balance Of the
service. III the evening Rev. Sny-
der gave another goodly congrc-
CATION a second treat in sermon
dealing with conditions that arr
uppcrmost in the minds of alt
peoples today.
This evening the community
will assemble at the opera house
10 hear x-Governor Jas. II. Haw-
iov's address 10 the graduates and
witness the presentation of di-
nlomas. There arc eleven of our
esteemed Young ladies and gentle
men who finish ihe course of the
dear old y. IT. s. this year. as
follows:
Glen w. Henderson.
Blanche +. Rowe.
virla Wallace.
Frcda l.. Roc.
Olive NJ. IIarhkc.
Esper u. Burghardt.
LELAND Melvin johnson.
Hazel NJ. Cook.
Martin Patrick Hines
Hattie c. Syron.
Fred Jones.
A very entertaining program
win be provided by all the school
AZ the school campus Friday af-
lernoon. starting promptly at ? 90
) clock. Numerous features that
will make the occasion a memora
bic one have hecn arranged and
hose who attend will be highly
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
Joseph 4. Choate Dead.

New York. May l4-Joseph II,
Choate, former United States am
haSSador 10 Great Britain, died at
IN 80 o'clock tonight at his home
III this city
Mr.. Choate had been i'll only
since this morning lie had TAX
en- very active part in the enter
tainment in this city Of the Bri-
iish and French war missions.
Mr.. Choatc was referred 10 by
Mayor Mitchell at one Of the en-
tertainmcnts in honor Of the mis-
Sions as "the foremost citizen Of
New York.
Mr.. Choatc was IS years old, a
lifetime during which he was one
of the most distinguished practi-
TONERS of law in the United
States.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
Death of e. o. Mutt.

Edward o. Mutt died at the
home Of has son-in-law. Sheriff H.
I'M. Paige. in this city at 1000
s clock yesterday Wednesday,
morning While he lacked a little
over a month of being 81 years Of
age. he had been in usual health,
and his death, the result of heart
failure, came as shock to his
family and friends. He had for
some time past made his home
with his daughter at this place
end with his other children in the
Clearwater valley section. and had
numerous friends at both points
who sympathize with the family
in their bereavement.
The funeral services viii be con-
Quoted by Rev. T. IT. Fertig at
The Christian church tomorrow
friday morning at 10 o'clock,
and intcrment made IN the Ncz-
perez cemetery.
The deceased was born al Co
lumbus, Ohio. July 6. 1895 lie
was a veteran 81 the Civil war.
having served as a member Of
Company d, Thirty.second Iowa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Rain Tuesday afternoon.
w. h. johnson is on the sick
list.
Stock Show and Fair at Neg
perce July 18-19.Tell your friends,
ID. z. Donovan left Tuesday for
Spokane and points in Montana.
The Nezperce Stock Show and
Fair July 1919. Have your stock
ready.
Mrs. G. r. McGilvery went to
Lewiston Tuesday, returning
home yesterday
Ed Hobart, of Charleston, was
renewing old acquaintanccS in
Nezperee Monday.
The Rochdalc company receiv-
ed a ear of hogs Monday. They
were worth $1470.
Highest market prices paid for
all grades of wool. Mark Means
Co, Lewiston, Idaho. 50w4
Z. A. johnson returned to Lew
iSton Friday after short busi-
ness trip to this place.
John Hildcrbrand returned
home Tuesday evening from a
month 5 visit TO Spokane.
Bill Hogan Of the Ramey Lum-
ber Co, went to Spokane Satur-
day for a short business visit.
Miss Minnie Marker was an ar
rival from Lewiston Monday even
ing for a visit with home folks.
Frank Lehman was over from
his Westlake ranch the forepart
of the week, returning home yes
terday.
Matt Sharkcv went to Greer
yesterday 10 arrest man eharg-
ed with stealing drift logs out Of
the river.
Bob Jewets and Ernest Burns.
are in town this week Installing
phones and working on the Nez-
pcrce Telephone Co. : line.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
THE COUNTRY con FoReoT

Of course you like a good mo-
ton picture drama-every one
does. The only trouble is one
may be stung" occasionally and
be compelled TO sit through a long
succession OF scenes which carry
no story. If you viii view "Thc
Country God Forgot" a Selig
Rcd Seal play in five thrilling
reels, TO be presented at the Artic
Theatre on May 26. you win see
what critics pronounce one Of the
best photo plays Of the year. Tom
Sancchi cnacts the leading role
IN this drama Of the desert, sup
ported by such sterling players
as Mary Charleston, George Faw-
stars were leading players in
"Thc Spoilers. " "The Country
God Forgot" is a drama of wa
mans longing for real life; of her
lonesomeness. Of her temptation
too great to be resisted. II is al.
SO d drama Of realization, Of re-
morse, Of rctrihution.
The big feature Of the night viii
be two reel "Aiix I4iilder' com-
cdy, more famous than Chaplin.
This will be the first Of a series
of Max Iinder's comedies
Artic program each week on
page seven Of this paper.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17

Volunteers. He was married on
May 2Sth, 1864, TO Martha j.
Paige al BOOnsborOngh, Iowa, and
came to Idaho in 1889. Three
sons and two daughters were born
10 this union, one son dying in in
fancy. The two surviving sons
arc Manford Mutt, of Juliaetta,
and +. G. Mutt, of Lewiston. The
daughters are, Mrs. n. H. Paige,
of Nezperce, and Mrs. Anna Rob-
efts. of Toppenish, Wash.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
Lieutenant May Anderson.

Charles May Anderson, son Of
Postmaster aud Mrs. }. w. An
derson, Of this city, graduated this
month from the medical depart
ment Of Ann Arbor, Mich, Uni
versity and received his degree
Of Doctor of Medicine. Like many
Of the upper elassmen of the coun-
try's leading universities, bc was
given-fhe privilege Of entering the
army before the close Of his school
and this he took advantage Of by
cnlisting with tho Thirty-Third
regiment Of Michigan National
Guard as assistant surgeon of the
regiment, with she rank of first
lieutenant in the army. He is
stationed for the present at the
Fort Wayne army barracks, near
Detroit. Mich.
Chas May Anderson is physi-
eally a perfect speciman of young
manhood, with a moral character
of the highest order. He spent
his youth here and in Spokane,
where he finished high school.
Thence he entered the Michigan
University az Ann Arbor and has
made his own way very largely
during his six years study there.
such young men as May .Ander-
son make good anywhere, and his
old home community is proud Of
his fine start in the big game of
life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-17
Ford schedule On Route 5.

The handsome operator of Nez-
perez rural route No. 3 is doing
his daily chore IN a new Ford run
about. II runs about several hours
faster than the old way, and,
therefore, the carrier has chang
cd his schedule for the round trip
TO from 8 90 a. M. to II a. m. This
system will also give the carrier
time to help on the increased pro-
duction job.