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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

llobruo fif Sib I'LL at reobe nniten
be..e gpgnineers Snobo. so Der in
tet @nno fanbtes beo Daneboo, bite
IDlers 5prpite fig oDerflpoig, %
man iamlebe fine NnltrengeIier ON
.Sorlgget paa at begranle Sloen til
ielbe 5folebpgningm % forbinore
ben ! at brebe fig til BET pprige
!!Romplefs. Stiger og 5panoe no-
.gioroe Be fornemite 5lufningsreo-
ifaber, 90 90 BET bar noe iten bino-
|itille, bite BET fig lite banifeligt at
|ianoie 8ranbens l16bre0elie.
Set bar pes Citizen Sgnbag ST
tcrmiooag (25. Seb.) at Sloen lo=
breo, % balbanoen Gine ietere Lao
|5folebpgningen / &uiner.
9cnbeo 50 gleber befan0t fig
poo 5fo!en, % ben fplgenoe Sag
reifte be til beres Siem, efter !
[5anlroab meb 2nrerne at babe be-
il1ttet, at Ser life bar meget bunoet
peo at blibe en6n1 be to Tiger, ionl
5fole aaret barebe.
Daneboo bill blibe gieaopbDgget.
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8ranben paa 9onebpb.

#EsE.E.ESE-E
9n Di ii6ite l1ge erforebe, at 90
neboo Spiifole / EDIer, Minn., bar
neobranot, etote b itrofs Sele
gram til Soritonber Eborpnlo &nro.
fen me6 Mnmo6ning ON at tilltiIle
% narmere gnfeltbeber.
81. 4na1o1en bor imiolertio iHt
iparet paa 6enne Mnmo6ning
.ffjgnt ban fif ib og.2eiIigbeo til
at ienoe en-, Meo6elelie tic ct oanfl
8iao ! Sotua.
Sra m6en Side bar 81 bragt /
grfaring, at SfoIerg 2arerftab %
gleber nmiooeIbart efter Branoens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
MolnneapoIte.
Mtbleternes Geit.

Da man / 2srDngg Mftes tranote
inc / Dania itore 5aI, bar ben 1lp=
oeligt % feltligt lmpffet; Danne-
brog % Stiernebonneret iaaes baie
SIDE ON SIDE, % 5cenen imagful-
Be l1oimbfning bar ferligt tiltrnf=
fen6e; uoen gbipl bapbe 6isie De=
%forationer beres ltore Mnbel i sen
Seititemfing, Der berffeoe oper 6e
pmtrent 800 feltfle6te Damer og
@errer, Tom bab6e efterfommet Mtb=
letf!!ubbens Sn6bD6el1e til Suite
|labnsfeit.
M Il los 0rfeltepet- @rano=
Marcbens So11er lp6e, % alle iti1=
1lebe Jig / @ele66erne; for mi ifrloe
Mftenens &ope0begibenbe6 fin6e
|5teo, og inart efter begpn0te Sinai
6ene og 5lagene at gibe @ienlp6
gamle 9ania 8org. &errerre bleb,
Fl Selge 5agens Natur, f6rit fRr=
6ige meo at 1en6erlaa Ggroen /
Euiin6e 5t1mper; @atten- fol6t peo
Sr. Mnorelp Mnber1ens belrette6e
|5lag; men set bore6e lite !pnge,
fpr Damerne bab6e 6eres Egn6e
en- iaa6an Gilltono, at Ga Grf. s.
Senfen fog ct 6rabeligt 5lag, oDer-
CAB &atten Zig paa Naabe og nnaa=
6e. Otter at 6e to lDffelige bar Die
bet u0npbnt til Mftenens &orge og
Dronning fif-6e Senbol6 til Ro=
miteens Me6belel1e oberroff fonge-
Iige @aber.
Worteniens Srfelter tog mi otter
Sn1trnmenterne / 8rug, og 0un1en
fort1attes gratie1t og libligt benober
BET bone6e 6? 9un5egulb i110til
scr. /, 6a uSome, Smeet Some"
aflntteoe Sen / alle Moa6er ti!fl1l-
oe og bellDffe6e Seft.
s Sen lille Gal %ierbere6e &orni=
teen Safe meo 6altelabnsboller.
n9en Glbite"+
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
@erien i1nttet.

Ne6. 5tran0bol6 1lutteoe / Sors=
bags Mftes fin Sore6ragsrpffffe ON
mo6erne 6anif 2itteratur me6 en-
Sberitgt ODER Smtibens 6anife $50
eft; ban gab forte 2ebne6sifil6rin=
ger al 8iggo @tncfenberg, Soban=
nes S9rgenien, 5opb11s @la1S1en,
5opbus Micbaelis, Miels Mpller,
&ai &offmonn 0. II. og op!elte 8re=
Der at beres Digtning. S9rligt
lterft Snbtrpf gioroe 0plesninger1
af 5tuefenbergs Sue 8ent19ns Bi-
fer.
Otter 6oreoroget, toffebe Ting
6omsforeningen al 1868 Sor-
mano, &r. @inar MSfier, Ealeren
for De iefs Siore0rag, Ser en- blebet
bolot / @fteraarets og 8irterens
Sob, % bdabe6e, Der otter bleb
2eiligbeo til at bbre bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
6nlDatl1a Ktrkrn.
.&r. @e0oftgr!

.V<s Ot\cCSApAt #rSEEJE -s~~ -1g-..-
Sc mango 5maaartifler I st.
Gm1l Ei6en0e" angaaenoe @olgatba
airfen, ipnes at babe baft 8epn=
gelie iblan0t abifi1lige al Sen 6on=
ife 8efolfni11g I ct. saul. Seq fun
life anbet emo in6rpmme, at set Ell
beflageligt, at Ri Donlfe, Ser Ell
emigrere6e fra ct al De mei It oplplte
2on6e / @eroen, ifal unolo6e at
fp1ge Mo6er1an6ets. @fsempel i
aan6elig Birfning. 81 fan life meg
to- at bi er ale oporaget / ct fri
iteligt 2ib, og De6 Dor confirmation
gab Di bort 9@resor6 paa og iatte
en- 8agt me6 @u6, at f9re ct fri1te-
1igt 2ebnet in6til bort 2ibs gn6e.
&i9re 6anife Genner, bar Di Grim
bringen / bort Sierte, bDa6 bi lerte
/ Dor &arnoom? Sar Ri &i9rligbe6
til Dor @u6 og 5faber, og tror
paa ~bam, bill Dor @ierning Der |
2ibet nifffe, bore forgiabes. 2ab %
elife Dor N9ite TOM % ielD. 81 maa
bobe / @rinoring, at iio6e en- Sime
eller to / &irfen ON 5pn6ogen, life
bri1tder % nprmere iii SeSe1ltS Dor
,Sreller nn6tagen ri iibber Der / BEN
rette Mano og meo ct oprigtigt
Sierte.
st. Saul Gioenbe" of 23oe
Sebrnar:
&entter gbr. Sanien: Det er tie
beige Gorbol6, Ser berifer i @ol=
gatbo &irfen Blot 6en bor lutbe=
ranff og babbe en- goo 8rpft, fh1!0e
min 5t9tte life mangle; Sr. San-
TENS Orb en- bel ment, pg Fan lif-
fert ltolesr paa.
5gren IS. Sonfen: 81 er 10 alle
2ntberanere og @olgutba &irfen CT
presbpterianH; bi fffa1 10 ale Dpbes,
CITIES og begrabes, og fonfirmeres
ffaber 10 beller life. - Meget rig
tig, &r. Sonien. @olgatba airfen
bar altio babt 9aab, @onfirmation,
,Giftermaol og 8egrabelie; 8ro0er
San1en fienoer Sorbol6ene iom
Meolem af Menigbeoen.
$. S. Sran6ien: airteiagen Zig:
ger mig meget paa Sirl0e;; m1lig
tenfm leg paa at bore me6 til at
iommenfa.1oe ct Masiemgoe for
Danife;; ri fan 90 0tsfutere Sagen.
Det forefomn,er mig at bore ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
6ra SnIer

Seiifolelprer Senger fra Dane
boD SgiifoGe / SDler, Wein1t., of
os iiofte lge ct 8eieg paa
Gejien til 1T Siem ! Mffob, Minn.
Sra ST. g. 8. Mortenin
EpIer bar bi mo6taga en- itgrre
5enoina bel 11of6rfe 8ieblifsfoto-
CRATER Of Sgiifolens grano.
De benligger paa bort @ortor til
interesiereoe aaieres 8eifnelfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
@ebbefampen.

s ben fben1f=norife Eeaterbo66e=
fnn1po tilfienotes Dommerne, 8. 3.
&a1tg, 81. S. &mam og @if-
ltrano u5Denifa Seater1allfapet
Noroen" ben Bofa1, fom ben nor1fe
Wunterbe6sflub, uTrbg", banot for
en- Maaneostio itoen. uNor6en" OPP
f9rte Bauoebillen> v@gen0omen bis
!1onoSpdgen" og Srpg ipi1le0e u&da
bar BET trengt".
8Ro6efampen fanbt 6teo / S9n-
bags Mftes pna Dania San.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
MaIfemaifiner.

Mont6r gbol6 gbriitenien fra
@eitbonrne, Monttoba, unffom Der
til 8pen / Eirs6ags for at blibe
fnDttet til ct 5irmo, iom forbanoler
Wnlfemaifiner al banif 8atent. ST.
gbritenfen ffaI. bore Sirmaets rei=
ienoe &epreientant, og 6esu6en ifol
ban inItnllere Maifiner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
&aabbnsHofferne rinee6e,

ga Statsmilitlens fgrite Negiment !
.Eirs6ogs toni BERTH fra Sen meri=
fanife CREME og mnrcbereoe gien-
mem @a6erne / fulb &rigsoppaf-
ming. De gRbe &rigere bar nat1r=
lights glo6e be6 at Hippo bort fra
6eltlibets Straba6ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

paa 6orbao1o opbRpeoe bpltioeltge
apfter, fom U bapbe gipet Dor
Note at Msai 1916. Derfor fnnoe
sc 6oreneoe staters Negieriug lite
ie anben llbbei END benne at fplge
ben Bel Der mbiltes i 6ens Mote
af 20. Mpril 1915 mebminore
gpiflan6 bilbe opgipe fin nnoer-
panosfampagne.
Spis bette er rigtigt meobelt,
maa leg beltemt proteItere. S mere
emo ct Marbunbreoe bar BET benifa=
beliQe Gorbolb mellem SD}flan6 oa
Mmerifa beret ombpggeligt oDrfet
81 areoe bette Sorbol6 font ct Or.
begobs fra Sreoerif ben 5tore
for at BRUCE Bismarcfs n6trDf
8egge 2an6e brog Sor0el oeraf.
Sioen arioeng n6bru6 en6reoeS
6orbploene biniioes Mtlonten, %
gamle 3rinciper omitDrteoes.
Sen 81. Mugu1t 1913 erflareoe
Nraiioent Mi!ion beitioeligt oper:
for &ongresien set bar, meoenS
ser fanot. nroligbe0er 5teo | Me1i.
CO - at fan .biloe f6lge i%nternotio-
mol 2obgipnings beboba1none@8e
ltemmelicr % forbpoe Gilf6rieler
al 8aaben % Mmm1nition til Mer=
leo.
st Mar lenere - / 1914 - be
tragteoeS oisie 8eltemmelier ion
nbrueelige:: Mmerifa bar foriDnf 81
MlIierebe meb 1tbegreniet &rigs1no:
teriel.
. Mine Serrer, LAB % fe flar1
pno belle 5p6rgsmoalet: Brrooe1
meb 6e Sorene6e Stoter og benn'
Mations 6oripe paa at mobiliiere
bele Sen nentrale @erben mo6- ps
tjener iffc til at fremme ben 8e-
ifDttelie al 6ribeb paa &anet, ipm
Mmerifa sigr Strait paa. Braiioen'
Milions Sre6splaner bill life blip@
fremmeoe poa benne Waaoe 81
bef1ogcr 8ruo6et meo en- Station
Ser, / Sb~erensltemmelie meD in1'
Iro6itioner, Dor beltemt til at at
bejoe lommen me6 %, life into6 %
men 6a bort oprigtige 9nife on a
biofpre Sreo er blebet me0t mel
9oan, fan hi lite bige en- Sobs
BRED; for % be6ber BET fun: @ot
frem!"
Migsfanilerens Eole efterloO If
set gunitigite Sn0trpf Berlin
Man me1te, BEN nar for milo o{
man babe troet, Ben btl6e buDt
Dpret langt ifarpere, foroi oct
monge &reb1e menes, Der m1be bdDt
neret al mnlig @runb til fraftig'
noto1eIier ongaaen6e Sprbol6et II
Mmerifa. So @anilerm talte, Da1
enom ingen gfterretning inblgbe
ON, at B%rnlioent 8i11on boboe ben
benot fig til &ongresien me0 Mn
mo6ning ON Gulomagt til at arme
re amerifan Ife 5fibe.
s ct 5bar til &igsfanileren ba1
@reb Srie6ricb b. 8eltarp, bet Ton
Ierbqtibe Yortis Sprer /. Sen tiff,
@eicbstag, 116talt fin @lR6e ober
at BET mi life lpngere er muligt q
regne M. @il1on 1om ebentuel Bre6S
mpgler. Sill @jengiplo bar Social
bemofraten, 2ebebonr, fritz ieret STE
gieringens Sptr96en og nabnlil
giort g9l6enoe, at 6ens Grebsti!bni
bar intelligence; hillige, at De tD
tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aug. 8e11
glen og Bolen bor / Stri6 meo 6e1
@run6fptning, bborefter Solicit lelt
beltemmer, nn6er bbilfet Stag oe
bill leDe. 8ieefan1I er &arl Selffericl
maatte ire Wange fal6e 2e6ebou1
til Sr6en paa @rnnb nf bans ri
pasien6e 8emnrfninger"
uoenrigSminiifer Zimmerman
me0oelte ben 1. 6S. / ben tiff
@eicbstag, at Megieringen beflageo,
8rlt66ef meo Mmerifa; Ben n9reot
BET oprigtigite @enifab for De Sor
ene6e 5tater, Der ret befet ffnl6s
bore Dor gfonomiife Sorbunosful
Ie", im ban iugbe.
Set nationalliberale Me6lem
Scbiffer, l6talte S%orbisningen ON
at 9itrig biloe itaa 2ait % 8rai
1 - f--S MG - - & E%5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
st. panl

ltafbenteoe 8reoe paa ct Saul
8oitbms:
8iorflul1o, Sanna, ct. saul
Sobnion g., Mrs., 112 @m1lS
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Set i 8nen.

Weierif Sbeo6ore gbri1teHfen,
&rior Safe, Minn., bar ! BEN for
lgbne uge / 8Den paa Sorretni1t=
gems 8egne;; ban benptte6e iamtibig
.2ejligbeoen til at oberbare 9. q.
.G.s Saitelabnsfelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Sorebrag paa 11ngbomsbiemmet.

WtanOag Mffen Den u, WarfS
boloer &aitor S. 8. S Diren fra
8ttbee1 isis, 5oreorag ON 8ror-
ION og bans 9olmeoigtning, paa
MISUNDERSTANDING, 3o1o 2otb Moe.
go.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Sitter tilbage.

8or unge 2anoSman0, MreI San-
fen> er fommet tilbage fra en- lille
DanmarfSreiie. Hn6er 6e m1peren.
De alborlige Sorbolo / Danmarf TO-
retraffer ST.. &anien alligeoel Sine
rifn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

uSborfor gaar Sc oltio % taler
meo Sem felb221
SO, fof leg faar faaoan 1aogle
forbanbet fDiiffffe Snars. z"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

-eN4Z ~V~ r-.-H.
SDifernes Silbagetpg.
9nt-el=M maras @arniion lpltttet.
s 5lntningen at ito1te l1ge for
fn1gte Gnglpn6erne og Granifmpn-
bene be tpife Sere, font nformooet
Dob6e truffet fig tilbuge Moro=
fronfrig. @ptnmeco1rt falbt nben
lpnoerlig Mo6ltan0 / @nglpnoernes
|Spn0er. - Tra tiff SIDE forfla=
reoes set officielt, ct Silbagetoget
bar vfribilligt og lpitematiif og
bab6e til 6enligt at etablere en-
beore Sor1parsltnie". Sci Ter no,
iom ON oenne 2tnje bill blibe etab=
1eret 6pb for 8apa1me. Silbageto=
get, Ser %foregaar langs begge Mn=
%creflo6ens 8reD6er, giber fun r1nge
2e1l1gbeo til Stamp; mi og Ga mn
ser Ell SorpoHfegtning Steo, %
nogIe faa tpffe 5oloater tages til
Sange. II Set bi1er fig MI, at DC
tpife Soribarslinier na6benoigbis
maatte treffeS tilbage, efter1on
2gbegrobene par iammenifnote %
ollie Be tDfe &ommunifotionslinler
boloi omit beifaoigeoe. Mea bet tplfe
&rigSminilterinm mener Jig o1ltge=
bel iffe forpligtet til at omtale Etl-
|b%agefogef lom en- Slugt.
6rn Som meo6elea bia 2onoon,
at TDfflon6 og Dltrig=l1ngarn er i
Serb me6 at plonlegge ct fraftigt
Grem It66 moo Stalien. GDife Stabs=
met til Srent1no=Dntr1ftet og IT,
&r1e1 { og f~orbereoer oct 1tore anp.
Selfr 1or1tal .. Wfacfenlen par &om=
ma1tooen ober oe pltr1glte Sropper
neo S1on6o, og oe1 forg1oeoe 6al=
te11bq 0n ferer Soloaterne ! Sloen
I 1rent11o. Wfan merter, at 9en=
1t9te11 meo oct paat9ntte Srem1tpo
er at tre19e Sfal1enerae 1aa la1gt
moo 99o, at"& p1ter1e og ptr1gerne
7 screening 1an 1p11e jig TaF Somz
fan,, ,o,,5a ye.oft+ao ny far :, So,
mar noa,.s. 81 ,on,ma 49,
noa @a,nnaons, ,,on 1910,
1000 ;tar;anma ,ax;.a,o,. =.
m4:sra ~ m,e
oa ~ 49, - ~
anterps5s fremh,'a - ~ Sroas
:, = So+ tnTa Mn,,4iro1HH Son .,
80 mfta,. So, fa,.,4a
morts ~ nb{or,,t moon s,i4 brine
n;npt hnp,fen gpilifihp o1fer Comm
a;ha -. 4.afEas sA o.
5ortei bill blioe ienfet poa @te0et
noen gar1el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

S S 8olbDnien bar tpife trooper
giort ct u0faIo MOB be r11sfiffe 2ge
begrabe beo 21tf. De rusfiife Gin
.ier bler g~iennembrllot og gDfferne
tog 122 5anger og erobreoe fire
Mafftnfnnoner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

Geiterne al Ben tprfiife @arni1on,
iom gnglenoerne fororeD fra &ut-
el=Imara, ffal bore fulof9noigt
iplitteoe; bet opIpifes forle6en Sag
/ bet engelife l1noerbus, at gDr=
fernes fpfitteoe Seer bill fomme til
gagoao Iom en- pialtf @pbelforiam-
ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Siemnenot ira Gremien.

CHARLES Sngemonn, 5ergent Dc6
Mfinn. Sectional @a1aro, anfom |
Eirsbogs lammen me0 lit &egiment
til ct. .No11l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
3aa egne Sen.

@or belfien6te .2anosmano,
&ai 2orfen> bar MI etob!eret fin
egen 5fre66erforretning / 8oIton
8locf, bDor ban olti6 me6 @lpbe
bill bi1ie paa 2on6smpno.
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. SO g 9. st.
Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formiddag XII.
1899. S6ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa.
stor A. J. Tarpgaard, 25l6 E. 22nd
Street. Telefon T.-S. 61497.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06
OROFINO, IDAHO. FRIDAY April,
Snowshoes for Horses.

Sites Enterprise: ''Snowshoes are
worn by horses used in hauling in
machinery for the Orogrande Gold
Mining Company. Orogrande, Idaho !"
said F. w. Bewley. superintendent,
to Spokes- Review reporter. on
his recent trip to Spokane. The
total weight of the new equipment is
300, 900 pounds. 1t has been necessary
to take it in over the snow or delay
completion of the plant. which will
be in operation next July. The mill
will have a capacity of 800 tons
daily.
''The snow is five feet deep at the
Switchback. between Sites and Elk
City, seven feet at Newsome and Is
feet at the Mountain House, he
said. Horses have desperate
struggle in climbing the mountain
roads unaideo. but when equipped
with showshoes team hauls $500
pounds. The snowshoes are of wood
and about IL inches square. Their
use is soon learned by the horses.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06
Some High Cost Of Living.

Sites Enterprise: Z. A. Thorn
ton departed for Lethridge. Canada.
last Monday morning where he will
remain short time. From this
point he will go to Alaska. Mr..
Thornton recently returned from his
old home in Tennessee snd among
some of the old relics of his grand
father he found newspaper the
weekly Chronicle and Sentinel
ublished May s, 1868. This was Vol.
27. No. %. and contained much war
news. crop reports. Gen. Braggs
official report of the Battle of Muir
freeboro. Flour was quoted from
$45 to $75 per barrel. Yellow clar-
afied sugar at Sl.25 per pound. One
advertisement contained 25 negroes
for sale. The New Orleans market
quoted negroes from 5000 to 81 900.
He alsJ has a letter written by his
great grandfather in 1887.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06
"BUCHOUSE ANCESTRY"
BETTER THAN DISHONESTY

Talk about ''bughouse ancestors !"
What has l. r. Crow in the way of
brains worth braging about? When q
newspaper can gloat over the misfor-
tune Of others it has reached the
limit. and shows its caliber. l. r.
Crow would do better if he would
pay back that $l4 he still owes the
county fair. and make good the
amount he was short in fees when his
term as probate judge expired. When
he was kicked out as secretary of the
county fair he appropriated for his
own use and benefit lot of electrical
equipment that had to be replaced at
considerable expense. Secretary
Jewell not knowing that 1. R. Crow
had appropriated this material and in
stalled it in the Orofino Tribune Office
which he used till he recently vacated
quarters in Odd Fellows hall. That
is the sort Of hairpin I. r. Grow is.
We may have ''bughouse ances-
tors. but We are no petty thief.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06

The next move is up to the COVER
nor who will name three highway
commissioners, and after that comes
any proposition for bonds the people
desire submitted to vote. 1t will
require a two-thirds majority to vote
bonds, while a majority was sufficient
to have carried the highway election.
1t is known that Attorney Babb of
Lewiston has been employed by the
timber companies to find q way. if
possible, to have the Clearwater High
way knocked out. and suit will prob
ably be started within a few days.
1t is the general opinion around Oro-
fno the election will be contested in
the courts.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06

Clearwater county, Idaho. has a
native son somewhere in France,
fighting the Germans. This young
man is Leon Perkins. whose father is
a pioneer resident Of near Fraser.
Leon was born and raised in this
county. About three years ago he
went to Canada and for the past two
years has been in the Canadian army.
He is now operating a machine gun
in the French trenches, or was when
the letter was written in January,
1917. Here is what he wrote his
grandmother
I'll now try and write few lines
in answer to your welcome letter re-
ceived some time ago. l am feeling
fine and dandy, and the weather is
just right. 1t has been frozen up for
the last ten days and it sure is well
come change from the mud. l am
writing this from the front line and
we have only few more days to do
and then we are expecting to go out
for good rest of three weeks or a
month, and I'll sure be glad to get
it.
January 2S.-I had to quit writing
as we were called for a (stand toy
and then last night l received your
other letter dated Dec. 13. hope
you are feeling better now. can't
understand the reason, but outside
Of feeling tired. l haven't felt sc
we'll for long time. My stomach
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06
BLAKE GANG CRUISE
mo GOOD" SAYS CROW

The same crowd that spent $65, 900
of public funds cruising Clearwater
timber is now condemning their own
cruise on the ground that it is rot
ten Job. The Tribune abuses Asses
sor Hinckley for usirg this cruise as
basis for assessing timber, and adds
that the Tribune and the Blake gang
will go before the people at the next
county election and if successful will
cruise the county all over again,
spending another SOS, 600.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06
No Room For DislOyaity.

Lewiston, Idaho, March 30. Ed.
ward o. Strong. member of the
white wings squad of the street de-
partment, was ordered summarily
discharged yesterday by Mayor Per-
kns for the use of alleged improper
language respecting the American
flag.
In ordering the dismissal of Strong.
Mayor l. j. Perkins gave it out that
the employment Of men by the city
who were lacking in respect to the
government or the flag or who were
shown to be lacking in patriotism
would follow any show of disloyalty
or indication of lack of respect.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06

has been baily on the hummer for
lots Of thing for the past two years.
and could not eat many things at
all, but now anything l eat can
keep down. but that isn't any too
much, and suppose that is the rea-
son we never get coffee. and have on
ly tasted potatoes twice in three
months. sure would like to drop
in on you and get square feed. and
l might make it next fall if every
thing goes all right, as l think this
summer will surely finish this war.
They are fighting all the time here,
but look for some of the hardest
fighting of the war as soon as spring
opens up if peace isn't declared be-
fore. I'm sure I've seen enough to
satisfy me right now and any man
that has put in the winter in the
trenches Is Of the same opinion, and
the Germans are worse off than we
are. We are putting over two shells
for every one of theirs. We can onl,
draw franc, 2Oc per day here. ane
everything is high, worse than | ever
saw it there. l must close for thi.
time. My fingers are frozen. Thi.
dugout is cold as thunder and no NOR,
coke. am in the machine gun sec
tion now, and even tho | shoult
change, a letter addressed to me her,
will always find me. With love from
Leon. Reg. No. 736l63 No. 2 Coy
43rd Can. Bait, B. E. F., France.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-04-06

Owners desiring t. brand horses
and cattle should have brands re-
corded at Boise by the State Brand
Recorder DR.. H. George Bodle. A
brand not properly recorded is not
permitted - evidence in court.
Designate On What part Of the animal
ysu wish TO brand, a.:
Horses on loft shoulder. cattle on
left ribs. or horses on right stifie.
cattle on right hip.
DR.. H. George Bodle will answer.
The brand 10 available. and desig-
nate the position; then fill out the ap-
plication he sends put in $l.O0 and
sand to him. Make your brand. In
. few weeks the application will be
returned recorded. II not two busy
the Orofino Bank will show you the
form Of application. You can send
lst.. md. srd. and %th. choice.