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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-21
Die r9ibertb 2oam"

Die r2ibertD 2ont @onos" tpers
Sen BON Der Ser. 6tnaten @egierung
~nusaegeben uno fi16 fanig in 80
ssynbref1, nit benz 8orbebalt aber
nod Is Sabren f4on einberufen
iueroen gu oiirfen. 9ieie Bombs
sueroen ponr Is. Stunt 1917 oatiert
lein nro bri1ger 31A Hro5ent Sin.
ZEN pro Sabr, sablbar bnlbidbrlih,
lino stuor aml15. sunni uno IS.
Dese11ber, Biz nilsbe5ablt. Die
BONDS fms in 8etrdgen gu $50,
500, $500 rno $1,000 nit beige
fiigten Coupons. Hegiitrierte 8onos
mt Gins llrto 3~inies5infen meroen
aud nnsgegeben in 8etr6gen bon
500, $500, $1,000, $1,000, $t0,=
0OO, $4,000 ltno 100000. Mppli-
fdtior fiiir Mnfanf bon BONDS mill
fen Dor Dem Is. Sunni gemadt feins
uno f0i1reft in &aten5ablungen be,
5ablt tperoen u16 5hpar:
+ 2 Broaert NIT Der Applifatiom
is Groaent am 20. Suni, 1917
20 Yroaert am 80. Sltli 1917
80 Broaeut na1 Is. altguit 1917
80 Broaent an 80. Anguit 1917
Dte Bins auf 5instrngenoen Sn
stereiier tperoen nut ser lebten 3ab<
lung 0es &apitaIs ausbe5ablt. Muh
FAM man, tpertt Die Hegierung rtelte
Bombs aasgeben mid, Die ietigen
Bombs eintnu5den. N~pplifation
IraB Dor benz is. SUM oieles Sab
res gemaht tperoeil. aae nniere
Banten erteileu ndbere Iusfanft
inno nebn1en A~uftrdge fir ben an-
fntf Ser 4onos entgegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-21

Der I'M 10. Snfanterie Hc-
gimert oienenoe Soloat Hanoolpb
@d[fer, ipeIfer am 6. Mai 1916 ben
I'M oemielben Negiment oieuenoen
@iniom s. Burger eridoiien bate,
lit bon Der Siirp oes 9unoesgeridts
oes 9otihlages 1dyiloig befunoen.
Mifter @eit bat 6as llrfeil nod
ntft ~geiproden-
Otto Saul 8elier uno aleran-
Der NopiIebfi, belize aus 9emtlh-
lamb, fopie Der Oeiterreifer 9eo-
DpIo Mollaf iino am Samitae natu,
raii{iert porben. Serrn Carl On
uelbert guref fDiiroen Die erlten
Niiqerpdpiere ausgefertigt.
Deputy Sberiff 6. o. Ste
pens berbaftete eineu iungen Mauu,
iueIder Derfudte, elmer gefaIfdtei1
Gbef Inn 8etrase BON SIC gu paiiie'
ren.
Der Gan antonio Wanufactl.
rers' Club giebt Beute @beno oas
uIIid6rlif be~ranitaltete grobe Ban.
felt I'M @unter 9otel.
- Gin Mirtomobi[, in Dem fid) 6
s. Darnen nno Srnl, iotpie IT. y
l3insmeiiter nebit Sral uno 5ipei
fleinen ainoerm b~efanoen, iiber.
fhlug fid an Der 8attoera 2dtoitra'
Be fieben Meilen auBerbalb Den
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-21

Sn einenr bon frnuien A~nseinan-
oerEetunger mimnelitoen Seitarti-
Eel iiber Die Tdtigfeit Der otter
reidiideit 6lotte i'm qoriatiihen
Mseer, fagt stnfere uGrpreB" mort
lid: xOeterushb mag feline liheren
4intergaudffer boben, feline for
responoierenoerr Miidsugspoite1t mad
GeIgolnno unb @iel; trotoem wagt
fid3 leine GIotte in oas aoriatiId)e
Mecr auf Der Guide nod engliiden,
frdn8oiiiden nno ~itaiienilfeil
ariegsi1iffen." 9elgolano uno aiel
Iiegcn oeannah i'm, reip. am aDrinti-
{d3en Meer. l1no 10 etmas ld)reibt
2eitortifel.
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N1arft.Berihf.


8anmtuple.
Gan antonio, Ser, 20 Cts.
@alpefton, g~eltern, feline gorie.
EpffuHfamen.ErpSmfte.
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als gaaeblatt unb @p4emblatt.

Staof uno bns flint Monote nlte
8abD Der Srau 3insmeiIter muroe
in oe1t. Mrtnen Ser Mutter ger
qnetiht.
Sergeant Glapp bonn Z. Sn=
fnnterie : Negimert mltroe an Der
Weuz8raunfeIs Mpenue bon einem
&utomobil iiberfabren, Die Ser
letnlngen Glapp's ioaen niht ge-
fdbrlid iein.
- &16olf 6uentes, elm Mnge=
Itenter Der @eitern Surnitrre So,
tpi1roe a1n Snmitag aberro an Ser
Weit : Commerce uro Yecos StraBe
bon einem Mutomobil nmgerannt
uno erlitt oerartige 8erlebungen,
oab er nad Dem Staot SospitaI
gei9afft tperoen muBte. Die cine
SdaiIter lit gebroden inns auBeroem
ion Der Mann inrrerlid perlebt fem.
e. SIM @auie ibres 8riioers bat
ii1 ole aus Gelapa, Mer., itnn1men-
6e 39idbrige 2ebrerin Otter Gnltane=
ga eriboifen. Ser S1uB, ben tic
auf iid) dbgefellert uno Der oas &er5
ourdbobrt bate, bate g~leid5eitiJ
lire Ieifte &leioullg IN 8rano ge-
iebt. Das Seuer muroe inoeB bon
ibrem 8ruoer geloldt, ebe es iid
amsbreiten fonnte.
- Die NbbaItung Der @nbl iIber
Den nelle1 itdotiiden 5reibrief TO-
itet oen Steiler5nblern nit 9Gem
mas Drum nno bran bangt, 5fpiiden
$1,000. Sdabe Inn bas ifone
@el0.
Mebrere fleine 9iebit1ble muir
oen am Samitag alisgefiibrt. @ier
Slingetrs fpurben perbaftet, melhe
aus 5fpei leer itebenoen @duiern Die
eIeftriiden 9rdbte foiuie 9leirob-
rem, @aiierbdbne ull6 anOere Mei=
lingteile geItoblen batten. Srau
Minoes, 525 gierte StraBe, meloet
ben gerlult elmer 9amenlbr uno eilt
leeres Hortemonnaie, ipeld)es 6rau
Snlconer, 210 Mpe. g, NIT Sill ssn-
bolt ent1penoet mar, murbe bon ei=
nem 8rieftrdger INT einem 8rieffas
item porgefunoen-
Die gelegentlif oeS Sdul=
fdlufies naidbrlid BON Der Main
slbe. Sodfbule abgebaltenen 5eier=
Iidyfeiten finoen i'm 9aitfe oieier ul1b
Der n1diten ISOLDE itatt. Oas Bro
gramm Iantet pie foIgt: Oienitug
nabmittdg nno dbeno, Muffiibrung
oes Stiifes .Gbe goudoomn~ inn
MaieItic Gbeater, Mittpoh abeno,
&lniien 0ortrdge in Der 8eetbopen-
&aIle;; Mittfpo6 abeno, 9laiien-Grer-
citizen nno Mbl6iebsrebe in Der grnf-
fenrioge @odihule; Iienitas abeno,
BEN SO. Mai, gelelise 3uiammen-
funft int Sumter @otel; Witttpof)
abenb, ben 80. Mai, ebenfans
MISUNDERSTANDING inn @unter So
tel.
Stimmt gegen Den neuen 5rci-
brief, Der aiid) nidt einen ein5igen
! Ynnft entbdlt, weswegen er ange-
nommen iueroen ioate.
Our Erdiioentin oes oeutlfen
Stubs DER Main abe. @odidule
muroe SRI. Geleite @lit5eit gewdblt
ole anoern 8enmten iino: @i5e-Yra.
iioent, MIernnoer Wieeriheiot; Sc
tret1r, 9ilmer gngelbert; Sf)aB-
meifter, Carmen Slnciregui; 0eilt.
ider Meporter, Nargaret @anoer
ftufen; engliiher Reporter Mper
Yaiien.
Sn Der Nadt bon SumItag aul
Sonntag limo in u%nierer Staot III
| 3on Megen aefalen-
Mm Sonntag morgeu nerld)ief
| 5rau Waria Gliie albertbal, @it.
me BON Sobn 5. 9ibertbal Dill
geritorbene NOR in 9eutldlano &c
boren, bate Ga Sabre in Seras uni
% Sabre in Saa antonio getpobnt
sic miro bon pier Sobnen uno film
Sohtern betrauert.
Ger aommanoeur BON uGamt
Silnlton" bat Ole grnennIng elmer
Mn3abl @spiranten Su &eierbe : Sf
fi3ieren empfoblen; oarurlter timber
mir foIgenoe NIT beiitihen Namen
Saa Otter, @aep, Snfanterie- 2api
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mo J~oroerl1ngen miiroen beriidiid,.

uno 5oroeritngen ipiiroen beriidiid-
tiet meroen.
Ius 2areoo miro 9emeloet,
oos oortige merifoliiGe aonitlat
itelle Merifaner, Die in ben Ser.
Staaten ge6oren ooer natlraliiierte
a%merifanilde giirger leien nno Die
nur nod Werieo pou<
ten, Inn oem Militdroienit gu emit
geben, feline Yolie aus.
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8reie Yreie fit Seras: Montag Den n. @ai 1917.

lebellen Strafen ~perurteilt. @ie es
beiBt, eriitieren @ereine Der uSar=
mers' orlb 2aborerS' Trotectipe aI-
location Of Nmerica" in abilene,
2lteoers, Gotoii, Miopap, Cisco,
Soft nno De 2eor. Die Mfitglieoer
oieler 2ogen Ioaen lborf ms Ser
flor aenonmen merbe1l.
Mitglieoer ser Snnoelsfam
mer 5al sluitin limo bel ben Wili-
t~drbeHoroen oarllln eingefommen,
oaB cine ser in 5eras nett gu bill
oenoen Iedg 9ipiiionen inn Comp
Mabrp bel Muffin Itationiert miro.
gtaats senator Glanoe
Slrospetb bon ST GaIo miro @or=
perneur Serguion uabreno oeilen
Somlmer Terien oertreten lno als
lteapertretenoer @oupernenr amtie=
rem. gice ; @ouperneur 9obbp ioa
infolge ieirter 6teaung ols Oiref-
tor nnb Sefretar ser Seberal Sarm
2oalt 9onf fir Sic 8ertretung Dis
qllaliH5iert iein.
Die @ntizSnloon : Sig bat
eil1en Mufruf an Die 8efuobtler al
Ter vnaiien" Counties erlalien, am
IA. Sllli eroBe Maiiett gerlumm-
litnget1 ab5ubalten I'm oen Staat
ourb abbaltung Dor 2ofal Sption=
@ablen ytroden gu legen" Die
@aiieriimpel boren nidt auf, lin
rube uno Storungen int @sihafts=
ioipie I'M geieGihaftlidelr 2efen ber=
por5nrmfen.
esn Der Nadt bon s5amitag
auf 5onntag iino abermals quite Sc
gen in ser iueiteren 11mgegeno bon
San Mntonio gefallen. ginDringen-
oe Nieoerldldge meroen gerneloet
ans Gaitropile, groop slatio,
Sriebrihsburg, ltpaloe, Sonoo,
Sanction gitps 2liIing> airgsburpg
Cameron, glgin, 2ofbnrt, @on5u<
les, San Wareos, Yearian, Hlnge,
Stofoale nno nnoern Srteit.s
Ger bon Orange nah Cont
pico fabrenoe breimnitige S5dooner
yMartbu" lit pierjebn sMeilen BON
Brownsville an Der merifa1riiden
aiilte geideitert; oie Mannidaft
plroe gerettet. sas Sbiff mar gi-
gentllm Der Sfrma 2utder Il Moore
BON Orange uno mar nit Sanbola
belaoen,
Gin auf elmer groBerl Jarm
in Der Idbe BON Cameron angeltenr
ter Merifnner muroe am 5ams=
tag abeno aus ieiner @obnarlg ber-
a~lsgerufen uno nit elmer Itarfen
2aomng Nehpoiten eridoifsni Sic
Moroer baftetl oanl1 ibrem Spfer
nit elmer Art beioe 9eine ab nno
plasierten Ben aorper iolpie Die
geine IN einen boben 9ullmi.
Snfolge elmer @aserploiion
brannte in Siasboro oas Sans oes
Gpuntp Sor 4olleftors 81. g..
Martin ab uno oieier iripie iein
t4iGbriger Sobn 8roofs Martin
farnen in oen Slammen nm. Wit
Mmsnabme BEG Sobnes butte iih
sic Syamilie aus Dem brsnnenOen
@olie gerettet lirto als BET Bater
ieinen Silngen nermiBte, maate er
.2mal ~pergeblid,e 8eriude, oenielben
aus ben 5lammerl 81 bolen. Gas
brittle Mal febrte er niht aariid; es
geIang Radbnrn 5war balb oarani
sem Mann gu erreiden, bod tDar er
10 berbrannt, bob er in fiir6er 3eit
leinen @eiit allfgab. Die total per-
foblte 2eife oes a1taben fonnte crit
geborgen tperoen, nad)oem oos Sous
nieoergebrnnnt mar.
Sm OalIns tpuroe 6as Mnto=
mobil BEG Sefretdrs Der Wnptiiten-
MiiIions @elelidaft, @ IS Seales,
in benz iid oieier, feline 5rali nno
atpei &inoer befan0en, bon einem
Yaiiagier5uge Der &atp @dbr iiber-
fabren. Geales puroe getotet uno Die
Jran lotpie Die ainoer iol(en I'M
Sterben liegen.
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1~dtrntuple.
Gan antonio, Ser, 20 cts.
@aIoeiton, geltern, feline 8orie.
Gpttpnfamen.Tro6nft
San antpnie, Seq, 81. Woai 1917
grime grube Cotton Seeb Oil, ITO
Gents per @n1one-
Netp 9prf, 21. Mui. ~ g bot $1,000
bib; Woai, $16.10 un6 $3.50; SUM,
$3.50 nno $16.47; Snli, $t6.45 uno
$16.47; alguit, $16.46 nno $16.47;
September. $500 nno $3.50; 9ftos
Der, $16.39 rub $16.4O; N~obernber,
1888 nno 1885; De5ember, $3.50
uno 1852.
6arm.Drobnffe-
Gm Mntonio, EsT., 81. Nni 1917
Butter .23c-80c per Efuub
gier (nur friide) ...... 30e per gso.
9libner $4,000. l6he-2oe PEI Yfo-
Butter .......- 23e-2Sc per Yft1o
Bei5en. ...... ...$3.18 per @NldtI
aorn ...... ...... $1.85 Der Wuld9el
9nfer --........-:9 BIC per yasd9el
6eu ............ $4,000 per Xoune
0emiiie.
anrtoffeln, California uno COLORADO.
$500; Neue, $500.
Sibe aartoffern. Yumptin gdHn.
1926 unb $40.
3uiebeln. Serns grpitaI Bnr, $500,
1erm1i6d, $500 per Crate.
gobneu, COLORADO, &into, Der ctrt.
$780, 90; California Dahoiis, per eDt.,
$3.50; Yints. $500; Gina, $500;
Nnbb. sis; 8tndehes, $1f.00; Mctno
Green, per DufHel Campers, $3.50.
Somnten, Segnss $500 per Bog.
@aoiesden, 35c (. 1 GbD. 9in6el.
8Iumente6l, $2.25 Der grdte.
&obf, $4.25 u. $3.50 per 100 Efb.
@riiner Bfeffer, $500 per Crate.
Gpinat, 75c Der WuiheI.
Crime Grbien, $500 per 4amper.
Ofra, $500 fir EufdeI.
8eeten, 40c per- 9to. sBiinoel-
Reerretti9sW uraein. per Bfo. 12HI
@urten. Der grafe, $500.
Geuerie, 9Oc u. -$i.00 per Dnbenb.
HeteriiIIe, 40c Der Gtb. sBinoeL
gierpflort5en. Sc II. -1Qc per Efunb.
aopfialat. Gal, $3.50 per Crate.
grnte.
@elbe sBurSelt, 40 II. 45c per 9so.
Gquafb, per 8uldel. $500.
Sparsel, 75e per 9ubenbe9iiuoel-
wieU Narft.
San arItonic. Ser. 81. Mai f9t7-
&iibe $500 bis $7.25.
&dIber $3.50 Biz $3.50.
8nllen S6.75 nno $3.50.
ShIeu $500 biz $1,000.
ct. Bouts. 81. @ai 1917. - ainSs
bieh, Serase@ieh. $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Sdiueine 1915 biz $3.50.
Sdnte.
Shtuere bonf GhIndter ......22 w.
eeidte bern S4labter ......:22 sts'
Grim aetdlaene ..........1Sh eta
Gelle.
WeIt ino Studs ............2O ~
Nneora.8 isgen, per Rtb. ......fo gn
Nneora. 8ieeer befddbiat .,... o ~
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GIT Dermteten>

Dos obere Gtodtperf BEG Gnuies
So. 21S Sit-gommeree StraBe
&aiim 90 Bel 80 SUB. Gad6ufrngen
216 Sff-Gommerce 9traBe.
Sonntag, ben 81. Mai, 1T
@finglten.
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LckdIes..
@abrideinlidJes 8etter.

Sir San atstonio uno l1mgegenO:
Sel1te abeno itr6 9ienitag flur. !
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
SALVATION ARMY HELPS
RED CROSS WORK

Capt. Fred Anderson of the
Salvation Army, with headquart-
ers at Seattle, has been spending
several days in the city for the
purpose of arousing interest in
the Red Cross work being car
ried on by the Salvation Army.
He will speak at the Grand
Theatre Sunday afternoon at 800
O'Clock and at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at 1880.
Captain Anderson states that the
Salvation Army now has rs am
balances and 900 officers at the
front doing relief work and it is
proposed to increase this number
in the near future. The subject
of his afternoon talk will be
Jail Experiences" and in the
evening he will speak on his con-
version.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
(To be continued
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION
{ RepublicatiOn


Department of the Interior, U,
S. Land Office at Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, October 81, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
Virgil J. Yearout, of Sebestai
Idaho, who, on November %,
1910, made Homestead Entry No
O7Oi6, for the SW a NV a, Sec,
4. Il. IA n, R. 3 W., and on April
g, 1914, Add'l Homestead Entry
No. O735i, for NEH SEH, SEA
NEH, Sec. 5, T. "A ~, R. 3 w.
b. NJ, has filed notice Of intention
to make flve-year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Warren Il. Shep-
perd, Clerk of the District Court
lat st. Maries, Idaho, on the 18th
day of December, 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses
w. T. Yearout, Of Benewah, Ida
no; b. A. McPeak, of Benewah
Idaho; C. E. Starcher, of Bene-
wah, Idaho and James A. Chavez
of St. Maries, Idaho.
FRANK LANGLEY, Register
Nov. 2-3O.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
J. T. CARROLL DIES
FROM PNEUMONIA

Word was received in this city
yesterday that J. Z. Carroll, presi-
dent of the Occur d'Alene Lum-
Der company and well known in
this city, died Tuesday night in
Butte from pneumonia. Mr..
CAROLS health had been very
poor for a number Of years so
his death was not entirely I'M
expected. He moved from Occur
d'Alene to Butte early this spring
upon the dismantling of the mill
at Occur d'Alene.
Mr.. Carroll plated Carroll
Heights addition to this city,
which was named after him, and
the Occur d'Alene Lumber COM
pany, of which he was president
and general manager, is the
owner of considerable property
in Benewah county, including
timber and cut-over lands and
city lots.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY
FOE MRS. MCCLURE

A pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Geo. Mcclure on her 6Sth
birthday The ladies met at a
neighboring house and went in a
body, taking Mrs. Mcclure entire
ly by surprise. Several musical
pieces were given, the first one
being the National Air" and
followed by Mother"
A four course lunchein, which
the ladies had taken with them,
was served. Mrs. Mcclure was
presented with an Ivory combing
set and her husband gave her a
white Ivory manicuring set, after
which Home, Sweet Home was
Joined in by all.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
HOOVER ASKS FOR
IDAHO WORKERS

Boise, Idaho, Oct. 3l.-Herbers
Hoover has called upon R. i.
Bieknell, federal food administ-
rator for Idaho, for the names of
Idaho men who are more or less
out of active business whose
services the United States food
administration may call upon
from time to time for temporary
work at Washingtn, d. C. or for
work on national committees.
Among such men should be rep
resentative lawyers, bankers,
merchants and engineers who
upon short notice will be able
to devote considerable time to
voluntary national service.
Mr.. Bicknell asks that such
men communicate their names to
him at Boise, giving an adequate
description of their capabilities.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
MANAGER COOK RETAINS
SAME PRICE

Effective from midnight We'd
nesday night are the new war
taxes on theater tickets, freight
way bills, passenger tickets, Pull
man tickets, express packages,
telegraph and telephone mes
sages, and new insurance poll
cies. A ten per cent tax is placed
on the gross receipts of theaters
in addition to a film tax and
taxes on express charges. This
city, however, is fortunate in one
respect, that the admission price
TO the theaters will not be raised
at present, as has been done at
practically all theaters over the
country.
Manager Fulton Cook, Of the
lBungalo Theater, when seen by a
Representative of The Record in
regard to what effect the new tax
would have on the local theaters,
stated: ef'~H'SsSs
1--WE are not raising our prices
al the present time, although
most of the theaters over the
country are doing so. For the
present we will continue the
same prices and we intend to give
this a thorough trial. If we find
that we can continue at the pres
ent admission price with a fair
margin of profit there will be nc
raise and st. Mares people vii
benefit by it. We are now charged
with a music tax, a telephone
tax. a film tax. and in addition
the 10 per cent U. S. gross tax
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
Nov. go.

The emerald has been known since
early times both in Europe and in GER
tain parts Of the orient, where It's at
tractive color and rarity have endowed
1t with the highest rank and varied
lore. It's name may be traced back to
an old Persian word which appeared
In Greek as "smaragdOs," mentioned
by Theophrastus over 300 years before
the Christian era, and again in Latin
as "smaragdus," seen in the writings
Of Pliny, who particularized somewhat
on it's properties and supposed me-
dicinal virtues and was even shrewd
enough TO suspect its identity with the
much more common beryl, although
eighteen centuries elapsed before this
suspicion was verified by scientific
nrnnf
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-02
Donations


Chocolates, by Miss Dunegan
and Mrs. w. NJ. Johnson.
Tobacco, by j. c.. Hunt and B.
A. Johnson.
Envelopes, by Nellie Mitchell.
Housewife case with book, tab
let, pipe and cleaner, pencil and
candy by Mrs. McGillivray.
Pipes, H. w. Smith and DR.. D.
E. Cornwall.
Sugar, Mr.. f. Empey.
Nuts, Woodward's Grocery.
Xmas cards and stickers, H. L.
Alcorn.
Fruit Cake, City Bakery.
MINIS, Mrs. F.. N. Smith.
Gum, by all confectionery
stores.
Soap. donated by A. B. Annis,
w. l.. Geist, Anna Wallace, f. F.
Woodward II. R. Taylor, F.
ITrummel, F. Fuller and Chas.
Leaf.
S12.45 of the Xmas money was
spent for the following articles
Views of st. Maries, Books, steel
mirrors and cases, handkerchiefs,
express and fruit, leaving a bal
ance of $3.50 for the next 80
packets, which is the Benewah
County Chapters number to fur
nish.
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Red Cross

Following cable just received
from Major Murphy, France.
millions Red Cross standard
surgical dressings must be sent
Immediately or serious calamities
inevitable. American women
mustg5repare with greatest speed
dressings vi Awill mean life or
death to boys. Please give
widest publicity, calling in all
possible workers. Letter follows. -
The above telegram was sent
to the secretary with a letter
following asking US to make clear
to the women workers Of St,
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Maries that in doing this work
they are rendering real service,
and one which will mean the life
or death of our own men. We
wish TO give this matter the
greatest possible publicity, that
our Chapters output may be in
creased within the next month,
as we need all the workers that
we can get. The Chapter is
pleased that they are in a posi-
ton to send at once a box OF
surgical dressings and bandages.
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Churches
Methodist Church

SuA9ay school at TO A. NJ.
Ebreaching at fl A. NJ. and
1880 p. M.
Morning subject, "Tides of
Love" Evening subject, Laws
Governing Fathers" This is the
first Of a series of sermons on
laws for the different members
of the family.
Epworth League at $50. Sub
jcct, Martin Luther"
Come and enjoy good singing
and good fellowship.
N. SHERMAN HAWK, Pastor.
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RECORD OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CONTINUED


At this time the matter of del |
inQuent tax assessment as cover
ing the following described Land,
to-wit: NV SWh Sec. i5-46-2
West for the year 1916 coming
lup for consideration at the re-
quest of the Drainage Commits
sioners of Drainage District No.
1 and it appearing to the salts
faction of this board that through !
error in the certificate of assess
ment this land was assessed for
special drainage purposes as a
whole, where the ownership of
the same is divided into four
lparts; and ii appearing from the
flied request of the Drainage
Commissioners that the collec-
ton of this tax could be facilit-
ated by the cancellation of the
delinquency certificate as cover
ing this tax as a whole and the
Issuance of certificates cover
ing the delinquency as per the
divided ownerships, it is there
fore
ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND
DECREED that Delinquency Tax
Certificate Number 7i3 year of
1917 sales, tax of 1916 as cover
ing Special Drainage Assessment
District No. on the NV a SW a =,
Sec. IS, Twp. as North Range 2
. West be cancelled and four new
certificates numbered as follows
D and for the various following
p amounts and covering the vari-
E Gus following descriptions be is
sued as covering this tax:
De- Own Orig Tax
Cert. scrip err inal with
| No. ton ship Tax Pen.
1925 SW NWH sWA, Sec. i5-
! 46-2 W., Chas. Hughes,
5000 2I.t8
{ 1926 NV 4 NV SW a Sec. IS
e 46-2 W., Herman Saxton,
y 5000 2t.t8
3 1927 swH, Sec. i5-l6-2 W.,
/ VIM. F. G. Grotte, 1910,
1913
1928 Sc NV SWh, Sec. i5-l6-2
W., Mrs. C. b. Smith, 5000,
: 2i.tS
Dated this goth day of October,
: A. D., 1917.
tSigned) J. T. MORAN,
Chairman Board of
f County Commission
S ers of Benewah Coun-
e ty, Idaho.
4 At this time the following Bill
D was allowed:
y C. L. Butler, Road Tools, 1880
r At this time the matter of the
j. road protest of NJ. D. Colgrove,
= Superintendent Of the Occur d.
), Alene Indian Agency was consid-
o cred by the Board and it was
e ordered that the Clerk of the
o Board inform the superintendent
that stock runway would be
h constructed on the Benewah-
D Tilma Road as per his request
e At this time the Board adj
). iourned to meet ...-........-........--..--.--.
1917, at 1000 A. M.
3 JAMES Il. MORAN, Chairman
Attest: Warren T. Shepperd,
S Clerk
U IN L. nnn4innndA
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ST. PauI,s EpIsoopaI Church

Sunday school Al TO A. Nj.
Holy communion and sermon,
II A. M. Subject, "Elijah's Night
in the Desert"
Evening prayer and sermon.
Public cordially invited.
J. A. HIATT, Rector
Residence, corner 9th and College
Phone 1909.
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PresbYterIan Church

9:45 A. NJ, Go To Sunday
School Day.
ii A. NJ, "a Serious Charge"
6.45 p. NJ, Young Peoples
Meeting. Topic, perseverance. y
1880 p. NJ, Captain Fred An
derson of Tacoma Salvation Ar
my will tell "The Story of My
Conversion"
A cordial Invitation.
C. J. BOPPELL, Minister,
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M. E. Ladies' Aid Social Meeting

There will be a M. E. Ladies
Aid social meeting in the church
parlors on Wednesday afternoon,
November 9TH. The hostesses
are Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs. Lukens,
Mrs. Mullenbrook and Mrs. Nor
ris.
The church parlor has been
re-kalsOmined and furnished ar
tistically, making a very inviting
place to spend a sociable after
noon. Come out, ladies, without
fail, see what is being accom-
plished and visit with your
neighbors.