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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

6crii6er. Sic brittle mO Iie6entc
Iiescu Dor ocn ruiiiiden Grdbcn -
9Ilm, era6t 9erlS, grabt g9enn i6r
niht grabt grabt i6r cler cigcHeS
@ro6 0ic 9luiien reiBcn aus.
llniere 9lrtillcric iimft orOentIid Der.
Elm. - TO- Gonipoguie 5lm S6eil
Oriu.
sic ioaen mur nidjt iiber Die So.
6cn poritoBeu OaS bat fcinen 3iucd, I"
iaot Der Sbcrit.
r@os? @obrboiiig2 III Gle
5polite Gonpognic BOT OoS &uiicned
gcnommcn."
Ger S6erit oe6t mii mo o6 mo
bat iid cine wunorriA6nc @lcer.
ihaumpiciic ongciicdt.
Ger Sonpimonn om Sclcp6on
loHt: oScmono iraot ob Oic lie.
6ung 81 gnoc lit. Ien Oic lie
hung lit nod ni4t 81 Gnoc."
Gin 2eiItuant 6cmerft lciic, ipdie.
items in eincr bdl6cn Shnoc lei sic
Wcidibtc uor6ci.
g}cuc NicIOungen. Gin lnflureS
SIN unO Ser. Cos GorOrnqcn
i6cint iibcroa 81 Iioden. Sic gl5et0.
lenlompe brennt flcincr ino flciner,
Gos Stcarinlidt gcht aus. IoS
@rlnomoiicr itciat Ourdb bic 9li6cn,
imO cs quotidt mo icbuordclt bel ic.
Oem Sdritt. CronBcn 1T cs oanj
Olnfcl.
Gos brittle 9ntoillon nclOct. ooB
bor9cididtc Yotrolliacn ocn Guicn.
grobcn oidt bciebt gcftuocn bo6cu.
Gic 9lrtiaeric ioa i'm nodmoS BE-.
idjicBcn. 9Iber Der glrtiucrieconl-
mouOeir fam sic Geronhuortina
ooiiir nicbt mtcrncbmen. Gic @rd.
ben iino 81 Oiht bcieinonOer.
Ger 200 5wcier Oiii5ierc imo mc6'
rcrcr Dlonn miro gencIOct. 3pci
onOcre Siii5icre iinO idper ucupui.
Oet.
oGs 6ilit niHtS,0 iogt Ger Oberit.
p0os brittle 9otoillon muB ole Sod)c
nodmol pcriuhcu. ggir icben ionIt
Oeu oau5eu GrfoIg ouis Spiel. 3rUci
Gompoanicn 9leicrpe iolcn aus 6cnt
arauicmuolo porriidcn mo 6inicr
Dem Orittcn 9otaiIlon oen @robcn
bciceen."
9ompf nit Son0gronoteu
in 0nnfler g q odjt
Gronben III idiporje Nodt g9ir
ale Iiben oocr itcben i'm @aiicr. Tic
2dinpe 1T crloi6en. 9Atr elm Stco.
riuIiht perbreitet Gin ipenig 9idt
iiber Oic iueiBen oidt bci6ric6cncn
9oacn. IS ec6t olli ncun
Gle YlcIoung fonmt, ooB ooS
brittle Battalion Gin Stiid ocs @ro-
bcnobihnitts bciebt bat. GS iic1t
ln,ter beitiacm 9lrtiacrie. @lincu.
unO neutrality-suspicious. &on
giorOrn Der ucriurbt Die iic6cntc Gonl.
pagnic alIi5urollen. Cort gi6t cs cr-
bitterte Observation-Disclosures.
Sd iretc 6inouS, toppc all Sen
tricicnoen @robcnu6uOen cntlang.
IS regnet. Gin itorfcr @in0 rouicbt.
Sintcr Oen icrnen @olfcn 5udt cS
BON Den icrilicBenoeu 9ihticbeinen
Der ScudtflIgeln. SIMMER pieoer.
init uer5luciieltcr Soit ocrincbt man
BORT, Die 'SiuItcrniB 5i 5crreibcn. Gs
lit Gin du0itIidce, uerpoies 6lodcrn.
Sd periufc, mir ocn anmpi por-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Finite iollteu entite6en imo Shup.
pen lno Stdlle Bioitenl6der uorcu
gc6o6rt. ASi6ble ipllroen cingerammt
unO 9retter 6er6eieeidafit. Ios
WiIiter6ilO cines priulitioen Sous.
6oues cntioltete iid. gloienItiidc lmO
9eiiigbiiuoel Iagen 6ereit, Inn ip1tcr
oas oolleuoete @cbduOe marmeno
nnO ihmiideno mO gegen 6licger.
iidt idiibeno 81 uueeben. gllles ging
fait NIT Der Sdnclligfeit eiucs ane.
ritoniidcn 5ilmS, Ger in iucnieen
Nlinlteu Oie 6ertigitcllng cincs
pcr5luidtcn YichauiSmus porfii0rcn
mill.
DaS ciicrnc MnB I'M
&ricg.
Der GiBclne fam INNER nur
slusibniitc our6panOern unO in ci.
oencr gluidouung fcnncu lcrncn.
Stber in Dem glusi6nitt ipicgelt iid
Aacs bic llmli1t 0cS orgoniiirenOen
Scicbls mo bic @nergien DER Eau.
icnOc. Die i1a ouSiii6ren. GieS g(aeS
nuBtc ncli gcidoifen werOcn. Dos
ocutibc Seer bat ii6 i'm 1rieoen gum
&odacbir9sfrieg nift geriiitet. ,Sn
Ocn 5uei &onpfjo6rcn, Die 6inter ms
licgelL lieicrten mlr ser icrbiide 5clo.
5ug, Der glnt6cil on Oen aorpot6cn.
ihlahten Der Stcllmgsfrieg in Oen
Goocicn 6riabrungen 5u oicien Ebe-
ma. gtlm itc6en mir cincm 6einoc
9c9cnii6cr. Dem bic llcblme I'M @e.
birgsIompi no6 Ocr 9latlir icincs
Sanoes icl6itucriiGnOli6 lit. Mobl
fCnntc bic Ocltidc 5ii6rimg Sbeilc
Gus jcnen erprobten 6outiliseiltcn
pcuucnOen ino iid5 oic oitcrreidiid'
nngorii6c Wiitar6cit ii6crn. 9lber
ooc gScicntlidc bcrubt oui ncuemt
Ginnrbcitcn in unbcfonntc glnigaben.
IS ibmin0clt cinenL ipenn man al
oaS @nnJe Oieier iuocbeurcn 9ciihmg
oenft uno ii6eridIdgt, meldes aopi.
tai an &r1itcn 0es @e6irnS unO ocr
Sono in Dies ipc5icae 9rieosgciddit
Gineinacltedt lit. limo oennoh fiiat
iih oGeS ieitgeflammert ineinouoer,
im0 ocr 9llmGnc miro ourb iein eige-
ncS 9crslano JuriidseOrGngt.
nNlan lcrit ollcs, pem cS icin
mB," iogtc Ger Souptnanu lmo 8a-
taiQonSiii6rcr obeu in Der Stellng,
n92icmauo fam lid cine @oriteaung
pon Sen S6wierigfcitclt MAIDEN. @S
got troboem. @cil man ni1ts g(n.
Narcs ocnft. S5ier lit man poaig abs
ptidnitten BON Der Bclt. @lan lpeiB
nldt, ipie c5 I'M @roBen mlsiiebt
9i;6t cinmol, wic eS redts unO linfS
6cim 9iadbar nusiic6t. gflir geraoc4
oRs blidt man. lluo tbut Icinc
@ili6t. giS 5ur lcstcn Moelhfcit.
Gmn gcbt cS. llno gcbt oan5 gut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

-. - --cS --cS
SdweiucIionOcS. IS bet 5uacnolu-
men Oic 3abl Der Sdwcinc bis Sii
icds Mouateu Inn 23.7 9Sro5elt. Ocr
bon 6 bis - 9Rouotcu I'M lS.1 Bro
5ent, Der ii6er - Monatc Inn 2S.l
gSro5cnt lmO Der SdaueinebcitonO Sll.
iommen Inn 3,923,906 Stiid olif H..
26t, los Stiid. Gos iiuo 29.4 9rol.
9eiOer iiuO 5ur 3cit Oic Sdlodtfloi.
len unicres 9iebitanSes nod ocrbdlt-
niBm0Big iduob, ioOoB aacin Oc
Jcihs 6Icidforte 5unddit ndt
i6cr oos &llontum pom $50 @romnl
binousfommt; bod 6oiic i'd, pem
Die @ntuideluua iniereS Gic6iionOcs
iu5ruiidcn meiter giinitia iortiAreitet,
OoB inn 6rii6io6r cine Serolifiebung
OIeier Station moaIidj iein miro. s.
ieblen ms fir Oic Gic6mait 55ipor
oie ol6oltigcn 5uttcr aus Ocn ghls-
lonOe gditjlih, Die eimeiB1otigcn
gum oroBtcu 96ciIc, obcr oicIe
arJpp6cit al 6ltter luie inn @or.
iobre werOcn mir oIf fenen Sail
pieocr erlcben. @s fam ii6 bcucr
nidt me6r Oorunl 6onocll ob mir
uniercn iceieen GicbitouO ii6er1aupt
Ourdfiittcrn f0nncn mem aud Die
NioiiiiiiterlIne, luic eciaot idwicrie
bleibt
SIN 3uInnmcnbong nit oicien
%unft lit Oic 6ro9c oes 9ral.@on-
tingcnts III 6cbonOch. sd, itcbc ab-
iolut nidt ouf Ocn egtrclncn Stono.
piuft Ocrcr, oic oas g}ierbrmlen icbt
nit cinem Sdloec moslibit Ocrbictcn
ipollcn, ib crtcnnc picImcbr oic groBe
polfswirtbidoitlibc gcocutlne Der
9icrberiteling, Ocn Suttermert6 Der
Srcber lmo Ocn @iniIub cincs iid in
pcrit1noigen @rcn5cn bnltcnoen Bier.
genulics fir sic Stimming i'm Scerc
mo in ser 9co0lfcrung Uoa an; iiir
cine Strcdung 0cs 9roOgttreioes ne6-
men mir oic @rouDeritc icoenfoas
iidt in 9Iusfiat, oo6 limo Die @ror-
terimeAl Ooriiber nod nidt obee.
IdloIlen, o6 oos in 9Inslidt genom-
menc 9rou-Gontinacnt nidt cine &C.
ipiiic aiir5umg oo0urd crEobrcn muB,
OoB Werlic in uermc6rtcm NloBe our
5dlreincmait bcnot6iot miro. Gas
abcr iUiirOc nlm inn uirfli9en 9lotb.
foac in Sctra6t fonuuen mas BON
ocn cnooTliigcu Grnre'@rscbniB ob-
6Gngt.
Iic 5dlod)tOic6.Frciie, I'M Ocren
ermdBigimg Scr Stdotctas einec-
fornmen it, fonncn ipos Die Sdpci-
ne on6clanot. 5ur 3eii oui fcincn
SAL bero6eeiest meroerL iucnn mir
nic6t Oie 9lui3udt geidDroen polIen.
Sir Rnooie6 miro Oageeen ldon IN
ocn nGMiien Eogen cine, iueml audi
nidt bcocutcnOc @reisermaBiglmg
bcfonnt gcqeben ipcroei
Tie GcmiiIcocriorglng Der Stdoic
Ioa nod Wi6gIinfeit o6ue ,Scitictlng
BON So6itpreiicn ourdl5nfiibrcn pcr.
iuHt ncrOen, neil 9eraoe bieriiir bel
oen Iebr DperI6icocncr 6rieocusprei-
len uno Gr3euaiinoStoitcn 5utreifenOc
9rciie iiir oos eouje &eiH iid niht
feitieben loiien. Soltcn lih icoodl
ans Oicicm llmitonOc Freistrcibc.
rcien crgebcn 10 miibte mon bod 5il
oieiem @littel orcifen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
Sin Idllucrer aampf.
Bon @ilbcIm Sc9eIcr,
Observation-Disclosures
@cfc6tsitnnS elmer SRI
9rieoOc.
9. 9loUen6er.

8. 9loOem6er.
bic criieu 5wei StmOen ueroen
inn Pluto 5uriidgclcgt nui cincr
Strobc, bic iblpcr 81 bcic6rcIben lit.
9lnf Strcdcu elcidt iie ocm llrbreL
nii Strcden oclI Dionooebirgcn.
Tnrd oies GbaoS tdnipit iid) oo5
glilto binourh
Ias gluto gcbort 5l ocn Gni.
ocdungen ocS aricgcs. Sd iuartr
imncr oui Ocn Olonn, Der cntoedt
ooB eS Gin 6er5 bat, 9locrn boiler
9lut, iiber6nupt elm lcbcnocs 0cIcn
lit. S6r b1ttet cS mr. einmol aui
ciner oicier ariegsiobrten crle6eil
ioaeiL Sbr bdttct eS bclulmocrn &C.
Iernt, ia aeraocju licb gciponncn.
,Sctt iiedt es icit Sin glugenblid
oeS geiirmens. Conn riidt cs 5lriid
nno first nit iiicrbaiter @ut9 nod
cinmol IN Den Ircd. gs ihnoiit,
no6nt, gcrdtb IN Raierci, pimmcrt
Dor ,}ori iein ,Snncres foht 9lib4
6ciBen glt6cm iioBt cs aus. ober lodcr
loBt cS nidli. gnoih bat cs gcluon.
nen, mo oas (Sefilbl Der Grloiung
miro pou alien SSnioiicn 0et6eilt. glim
forfeit es ipcitcr ipie cine bctruntenc
/ f9licienbumncI. Dor Ocm Sprii6.
reacn BON 5hofolooc, oeu cs oui.
ihIeuocrt remit 9lacS oaOon. Iic
rmltbialten SoIoatcu rciBcn aus, umo
oItc g9ciber iprinecn iiber brcite
@aIicrgr1bcn, onb eS cine 9uit it,
9l6cr in 4pfop gibt iclbit Oas
Pluto onS 9lcnnen oui. ,6icr erpar3
ten ms Tieror.
Nir acrat6en in cine folonne.
Sdmub beoedi @agcl mo 5abrer.
Sd)miibt bdnet an Ocn SGulct in
Den 3eltbo6ncu ocr Stanacnreitcr,
ielbit al ibrcn Sllmpen 2cocrfuiiten.
BON S6mnb iinO aqc 5ornen Der.
miidt. @decn. 9SicrO uuo 9leitcr
elriHcn primitipcn almitpcrfen.
Gle Gait oui oeieu @eid6rtcn lit
nidlt groB. iuieet o6er oeito idmerer:
lautcr Stall Sprcnsitoii lnS Gi.
icn Griibcn ouf Ocu nuiidltborcn
Sober miro norqen sic 9nit iehr
ciicnhaltio irin. S9ir biescn ob 1ic
StraBe wirb ciniamer. o6lpcbl 81
ibrci beiOcn Seiten &onier iie6ci.
/ beilc imo 5crihoiienc. "a iuo BORT
ra9t aus Dem breiten Shlarmn ehic
Stonge nit einem Stro6miid nui.
I'D iroee einrn Soloaten ipos Oos
lit. Ter Soloot itclt iirb itroninl
ino eruioeri ,TdS lit elm TiuiionS,
bcie6l". Ger iirilppiac aopi mil
blddenocn 3dbucn cincs ertrimtcncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
Ger cvrieocnStronn,.

1ic en9cl 5ogen pleoer beln
Sic woIltcn ms Oen 6rieOen 6rin.
gen;
llno o0eS gcbt lett aus Dem 9eim,
Ger @ottcSplan miro nidjt gclui9cn.
Gle aon5e Solc bdlmt lid oW.
slls o06'S fcin 9litlcio mc6r oui Gr.
oen;
Gic Sdrcdcns3cit nimmt i6rcn SauL
&os ioIl nod oIlcS oorouS mcrOcn?
Sin So6naclddter iiicB man ans,
Serihmmen muB Der 6ricocnsrei.
gen;
Cen Icttcit Mann ruit man berouS,
Gie 6htb miro bolo nod 6o6cr itci-
cen,
Stiir5t and Oie Icbte Siittc cin
lluo miro Oic SSclt 3um Sriiumcr.
6nrcn;
So uilrS Der 6cirO, 10 ioa cs irin,
W'if 9lut will or bic Gcntidcn tau
ZEN
acin SommcriArei cupcitbt iciu
Scri,
Ncin Scibcnbolifcu fam i6n i6rcf.
fen;
Scr gsithucn mo ocr 9Soien
Sdlncr5
aann lcine itorre griit nidbt iucdcu;
griionia blcibt iid] bait elcif.
Gin &au6tbicr IN ocn tauicno Sabs
rcnl
@Ini ocdt icin gan5cS aoniarcid,
.Oiit 2'lnt mo1'S III 0cn SrTuS iob.
rcn.
Nonait III 0ic @clt Ocs aricgcS miiS
IS rcgcn lid uicl trcuc SGnoc;
Sritanio's @oB lit nidt bcraIii6t,
Scnl blitig Spiel ninmt nod fcin
GnOc.
so Serrsott bin OBJ Scrrgoit Der,
Sin Eiger fennt boIt fcinc E6rdncn
llnO p6 Oic @clt Gin Sdlahtbons
mar,
glur 6augrigcr bort man i6n gd1nenl
9lim oeuiihcs @olf. on BATS acb0rt,
Gs mar ocS TeiicIs gleuiobrS9riiben;
Scr Aci6nodtstlong 6ott Oib be.
t6ort
Man mari oeu 5hd 81 ocinen
,SiiBcn
@cr6luicn iollii ou borit Oll'S iebt2
@od mullen MN oic Sducrtcr
bliben
Bon cincr g9clt lpirit On gc6ebi,
20 miiiicn une Sic6c iisenl
Gas lit Ocin Gauf fiir oeinc Omit
Tic on Scr foIi6ci gult eupicien;
Ias loor emit cine SiebeSbrlnit
Iu laalt gritouio 81 6iiBen.
lhS hcimlid bot man Oidj iuntreist.
Gic lic6cn @cttcrn ionmt Ocrl 30.
len;
W'oroplane boben tic acihpeiBt
Inn Dir oas Sc6cn aiS5ublolcn
ylur @iner bat iidj rie ge6iidi
giod iIer6cnO troBtc CT Oen griten;
@crn' bate or oas Sdpcrt gc,iidt,
@dtt cs iein aoiier nlr 0clitien.
Git riei cr's ans, in beIlcr &ut6,
Scih lIrtbcil mar itctS unucr6o6len:
eGic @ritcn bo6en iAIedtcs 9hnt
Icr Z T. ioll 6ie AGu6cr bolcn~
Shuum rnbt ocr Sclo i'm 5odlicn.
lpolO
Scin blitcn0 9Iiac lit gcbrc6en;
ginr icinc 6anit 1T nod aebaat
%oi oud ccr SAB icin Ser5 olrd).
Iloden.
Gu ociiidco @oIf, MN miro oirS
flor.
Steig aib bic Shn0c bat gcidlla.
gcnl
Gcin lctteS Spicr bring MN oor.
Sn @iSmord'S glameu nuBt On'S
lUogenl
n. 8. :.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
EAT WILD MUSTANGS FLESH
Jaekass, Mule, Donkey, 5urro and
Horse Meat May Now Be Sold
in Portland.

Portland, Ore.-Jackass, mule, dom
key, burro and horse meat may now
be sold In Portland meat markets. The
city council has adopted an ordinance
providing for the inspection Of these
meats and for the regulation Of their
sale.
The meat must be plainly labeled
with letters at least one inch high and
must be inspected by the regular meat
inspectors of the city.
AS adopted the ordinance says Dob
bin and Billy and Maud, before being
sold to the housewife, must undergo
thorough inspection and be labeled
''horse," "mule," "goat" or "jackass,"
as the case may be.
The first horse-meat market has
been opened and the first shipment of
% wild-range mustangs, rounded up by
Indians in eastern Oregon, has been re.
ceived, with more to follow If the de-
mand is sufficient. The butcher says
he is able to cut meat prices in two
and his quotations for horse flesh
range from 4 cents pound for soup
cuts to 201s cents for T-bone steaks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office, Blackfoot, Idaho, May 26.
1917 f#.j

Department Of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office, Blackfoot, Idaho, May 26,
1917.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settlers have filed mo-
tice Of their intention to make final
proof on their respective entries be-
fore Register and Receiver of U. s.
Land office. Blackfoot, Idaho, on the
18th day Of July, 1917:
Jan Hendrix Adelaar of Blackfoot,
Idaho, r. D. No. 2, who on March 81,
1910, made homestead entry serial
No. O7577, for the Sc IA Sc ia, sec
ton Is, township 2 south, range 33
east, Boise meridian, to make final
i've year proof.
He names as witnesses the follow
ng persons: ]. M. Woodland, Joseph
Pratt, John Keller and M. w. Van
Sectors, all of Blackfoot, Idaho.
R. B. Farris of Blackfoot, Idaho,
r. D. No. Q, who on September 10,
1918, made homestead entry serial
No. O15075, for the SW IA SW IA,
w 1-2 Sc IA, e IA SW IA, section
81; S IL Sc ia, Sc IA SW ia, sec
ton 20, township south, range 80
east, Boise meridian, to make final
three-year proof.
He names as witnesses the follow
ing named persons: G. w. Hagens,
Karl A. Ripplinger, Henry Sova and
Walt Hagens, all of Blackfoot, Idaho.
j. T. CARRUTH,
dv46-6p) Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, u. 8.
Land Office, Blackfoot, Idaho.
June 2, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settlers have filed
notice Of their intention to make fl
nal proof on their respective entries
before the register and receiver Of
U. s. land office. Blackfoot, Idaho,
on the 18th day of July, 1917:
Matthias J. Benson Of Keever, Ida
no, who on May 26, 1911, made
homestead entry serial No. 010260,
under section 6 of act of June II,
1910, for the lots / and 2, S1a
NEA, section 5, township 2 south,
range 33 east, Boise meridian, to
make final five-year non-residence
proof.
He names as witnesses the FOLLOW
ing persons: John Wheeler, ]. V.
Wray, J. F. Grimmett and l.. M. Bel
nap, all Of Keever, Idaho.
Torval Hemmert of Blackfoot, Ida
no, r. d. No. 4, who on June 20,
1912, made homestead entry serial
No. 012239, under section 6 of the
act of June II, 1910, for the lots
and 2, S1a NEA, SEX section 1,
township south, range 80 east.
Boise meridian, to make final five
year non-residence proof.
He names as witnesses the follow
ing persons: John King of Taber,
Idaho, William Mcknight and Da-
vid Wheeler of Keever, Arch Wheel
er Of Taber, Idaho.
James Lloyd of Taber, Idaho, who
on August Is, 1916, made homestead
entry serial No. O25053 for the sen
SEA, NEA NEA, section 90; Wa
NWA, VIZ SWA, section %; NEA
NEA. section 27; NWA NV " sec
ton 26, township north, range 80
east, Boise meridian, to make final
proof.
He names as witnesses the follow
ing persons: Joseph Tilden, Henry
Morey, Edward Keller and Henry
F. Siesser, all of Taber, Idaho.
J. r. CARRUTH,
adv47-6p) Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION

To the qualified electors of school
district No. 6S, County of Bingham,
Idaho:
Notice Is hereby given that a
special election will be held on the
tenth day Of July, 1917. at the school
house for the purpose of voting on
the question as to whether the
trustees of said district shall be
authorized to bond said district for
he sum of $500, to bear interest at
s per cent. per annum. Interest pay
able semi-annually, said bonds to be
and redeemable first day Of
July, 1927.
Optional after two years.
Said bonds to be issued for the
purpose Of building and equipping a
school in said district No. So.
The polls will be opened at 1
O'Clock p. M, and close at 5 o'clock
p. M, of the same day.
WILLIAM DELZER,
Clerk Of the Board of Trustees,
District No. 68, County Of Bing-
ham, State of Idaho.
Dated the thirteenth day of June,
1917. 48-4t
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
MENNoNITEs OFFER TO KNIT
Religion Forbids Them to Fight, but
They Want to Show Their
Loyalty.

Mcpherson, Kan.-Women of Ger
man descent in Mcpherson county are
planning to set a record in making
clothing for the jackies Of the United
States navy. They are among the best
knitters in the state and will turn the
heel and toe fast, the trick Of which
many learned in Germany.
There are in this county 5000 Men
nonites. They believe literally in "Thou
shalt not kill" They have sent repre-
sentatives to Washington to ask that
they not be required to bear arms.
But they want to show loyalty to
the government that has given them
religious freedom. They will knit
with a prayer for "peace on EARTH"
Three churches are heading the move
ment.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29

proof on their respective entries be-
fore the register and receiver of U.
S. land office, Blackfoot, Idaho, on
the eighth day Of August, 1917:
Frank Simpson, of Blackfoot, Ida
no, R. F. D. No. 4, who on February
10, 1914, made homestead entry SER
ial No. 016115, for the SEA section
"a, township south, range 33 east,
Boise meridian, to make final three
year proof.
He names as witnesses the follow
ing persons: H. E. Abbott, N. P.
Geyer, w. H. Wand and Phil Kel-
Ter, all of Blackfoot, Idaho.
Mary D. Jackson, of Taber, Idaho,
who on July /, 1914, made home
stead entry serial No. 017685, for
the VIZ section 25, township
south, range 80 east, Boise meridian,
to make final three year proof.
She names as witnesses the follow
ing persons: Fred r. Lee, Mrs. Lola
M. Lee, Christof Serr and Mrs. Pau
lima Serr, all of Taber, Idaho.
E J. T. CARRUTH,
50-6p Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
NEW WAY TO CALL WATERS
Chicago Restaurant InstalIs Miniature
Lighthouses on Tables for Con-
venience of Diners.

Chicago.-Have you ever dislocated
your neck trying to summon waiter7
OF course you have; but you don't
have to any longer If restaurants
adopt an idea successfully in use in
one Of the big ones here.
Miniature lighthouses have been
placed on the tables. When the diner
wants his waiter he turns a button
and red electric light flashes out Of
the top. 1t has been proved in tests
that the waiter catches the red glare
quicker than the casual reckoning Of
q diner.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29

A league to train army cooks has
been organized by Miss Georgina Rob-
erts and other prominent women. The
league has established headquarters in
New York city.
In addition to the ordinary kitchen
equipment it is provided with regu-
lation army range and field outfits.
The league is prepared to give imme-
date instruction to men who wish to
qualify as army cooks or to men or
women desiring to become instructors
of such cooks.
The lessons will be given from
army Cooking Manual" by competent
graduate teachers.
The photo shows Miss Georgina Rob
erts, who organized the league for the
training Of army cooks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior, U. 8.
Land office, Blackfoot, Idaho, June
90, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settlers have filed no.
tice of their intention to make final
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
MISS. billiard DEPUTY

County Clerk F. M. Fisher an
nounced this week his appointment
of Miss Ruth billiard as first deputy
in his Office, filling the vacancy left
by the resignation of W. A. Dance,
who is now with the Standrod bank.
Miss billiard is stenographer and
bookkeeper of excellent ability, and
familiar with auditors work.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-29
BY EDWARD W. PlcKARp.


Uncle Sam last week began paying
slmore special attention to the pirates
that infest the land-the food pirates,
1.-THE munition pirates, the fuel pirates
land all the obnoxious brood Of prof
iteers whose greed for money obliter-
Iates their patriotism, If they ever had
Eany Of the latter quality. The warfare
against these men and corporations Is
stbeing carried on in the way Of judicial
Investigations that will result In in
ttdictments and in proposed legislation
Eby congress. The latter, Of course, Ia
the administration food control bill,
(which the president has been urging
toward passage with the forceful as
sistance of Herbert G. Hoover. Mr..
Hoover told bunch of senators on
Tuesday why the measure should be
passed, and answered all the objec-
lions of its opponents, headed by Yard
'aman, Gore and Reed.
In the house on Thursday Represent
tatives Madden and Cannon Of Illinois
4 made an attempt to have cotton in
cluded among the articles to be put
under control, but the Southern Dem
ocrats rushed to the rescue Of the cot
ton planter and defeated the plan. The
majority also voted down proposition
by Haugen Of Iowa to include cloth
ing, shoes and implements in the meas
ure. The opposition to the bill In the
house was weaker than in the senate.
Senator Sherman of Illinois fiercely
attacked the measure as one designed
4 to favor the city dweller and union la
Dor and to injure the farmer, and he
took the opportunity to say some very
severe things about the administration,
asserting it had been asleep for two
| years and now had walked up into hys.
4 terra.
Daniels Jolts the Extortionists.
Secretary Daniels became weary Of
the extortions of the fuel .magnates,
and on Monday announced that the
local and oil the navy needed would be
taken by the government and paid for
\ at prices to be fixed by the govern
ment.. Producers of steel found them
selves facing the prospect Of the same
action. t,
Organized labor also took hand In
the fight on the food extortionists and
notified the administration, through
the American Federation Of Labor,
that unless the prices Of the necessi-
lhes of life are brought down to rea-
sonable figures, there probably will be
Ian epidemic Of strikes, possibly even
Id national tie-up In many Industries.
V The federal trade commission an
lnounced 1t was ready to begin its In
|vestigation of food conditions on July
El; the information obtained will be
burned over to the food administrators
and the department Of justice.
N Why should not the press Of the
country print prominently the names
Icf the despicable creatures who are
baking advantage Of the nations
needs? Decent motives being lacking,
Near Of the public wrath might oper-
late to induce them to cease their ne
Ifarious work.
Planning Great Air Army.
More and more the government 10
Becoming convinced that Americas
first big play In the war must be In
I'm the air, and the plans for speedily
Bending many thousands of airplanes
land aviators to the front from this
Ecountry are being pushed with vigor.
Congress Is asked to make an aero
Inautic appropriation Of 5000, 1000