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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
GROUND UNDER
TRUCK WHEELS

Gus" kcmpzie. a whitewing In
the employ OF the ID =. w. Monday
afternoon was thrown beneath the
wheels Of a heavy motor truck by a
motorcycle. said 10 have been speed
ing. at John II. and iligh-sts.. ana
suffered injuries which Grace hospi-
tai attaches say will prove fatal
Kempzie was cleaning the street.
witnesses told the police. when a
motorcycle driven By A Weitzman,
30 343 Monicllm-st east struck
him. The victim was hurled beneath
the wheels OF truck driven by Al.
phonse De Roy. No 4s9 Fort-st. east
His ribs were fractured puncturing
his lungs
Kempsie j. Sc years old and livoss
az No. 100 Brevster-st. Weitzman
S. being held Dy tho police The
driver OF the truck Was released
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
RACES s
Saratoga Results.

First Race-Selling. mile: Swan
song, i06 tShuttinger). l 20 3. out
snd out, hrst. Xamora "a tWillie),
3 TO ]. ! 10 T. out. second; Noluspa,
80 Q.ang). ? TO l. 2 To !. out. third
Time l.4l is Three started.
Second Race-The Glens Falls
lightweight handicap. 5000 added. s
furlongs. Corn Tassel. ll2 CD. Me
TaggarD. 3 10 !. 10 1. even. first;
High Noon. 100 tGentry). 3 60 1.
even, 10 ?. second: Tom McTag-
gart. ll2 Knapp. 6 10 !, TO /.
even, third. Time, 1:13 2-5. Pan
Maid. Desmond's Day. The Cock.
Duelliste Saadi. Whimsy. Startling
Pan Zareta. Fiinny. Gunrock and
Gloomy Gus ran.
Third Racc--The Troy 2-year- olds
selling II furlongs: Jack Hare Jr
liz (Molesworth), 20 3. ! 10 ., 70
4 won Salvestrs. %, tWnie). 30 10 J..
10 to /, 70 /. second. Dawn star
to6 CLyke), 20 10 1. TO /. to l..
third. Time OF S-5. sixteen 60
One, Green Cold Recount. Umntiily.
Trophy. Aztec. Queen Margot. Stella
Mia and Corydon also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Populations to Live In
States of Own
Nationality
FRANCE is TO GET
ALSACE LORRAINE
Let Us First Beat Ger
many" American
Attitude
BY CARL y. GROA7.
Siar- Correspondent United Press.

WASHINGTON. Aug e-The Al
lies have come 10 a full agreement
as 10 The remodeling Of Europe's
map after the war
A sketch. showing the peace aims
~ those countries was shown the
United Press today az one of the
embassies
Taking territory here straighten-
ing lines there. they intend 20 have
such res'orations "a viii tend to
ward international peace In the fu-
ture While Germany dreams or "A
Mitteleuropa middle Europe run.
ming from the North sea 10 Bagdad
under Teuton domination-the Al
lies have agreed tho war shall 20
on until this dream vanished
First in the Allies proposals is
the restoration OF Belgium France,
according 20 plans. Ia 20 have Al.
SAGE. Lorraine Constantinople viii
DO lnternatioualizcd and the Turk
lsh governments grasp in Europe
loosened
The Grecian boundary VIII be
showed northward. while Greece Will
also got some 81 the islands near
her In the Mediterranean.
Italy will have Trent and Trieste,
some straightening Of her northern
boundary and small slice OF ter
ritory across the Adriatic
Croatia and bohemia viii be
made into independent states while
Poland will be established as an in
dependent territory, as huner be.
tween Germany and Russia.
II is proposed 10 divide Austria
Hungary into two states
These readiustments are not
based upon conquest but determina-
tion that peoples shall live in states
OF their own nationality
The Allies do not propose TO yield
German African colonies. in view OF
Germanys abuses.
These terms are Allied terms
America has no, lent Itself 10 them.
All This government says on such
sub i.cts is--let w beat Germany
1nh the Inns Will then take eare OF
ttcnsflses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
PORT OF new YORK CLOSED
ON REPORT OF SUBMARINE

ward, which embraces the Twenty
sixth district. the notaries are
charging applicants for stteeting am
dayits In connection with exemption
claims. The government made no
provision for this expense. believing
that notaries would administer the
oath without fesPas II patriotic duty.
In the early work OF the boards
Monday the feature that was most
apparent was the fact that nearly
every drafted man had Claims OF
some sort for exemption. This cpl
demic OF claiming exemption is go
ing TO make II hard for the boards.
All such claims must be investigat
ed II is now believed that there
will be surprisingly small number
Of actual simon-pure willing sol
diers. Most OF the men who were
willing TO join tho fighting forces of
tho nation had already done 40 be
fore the draft law became effective.
II is believed
Prior 10 Monday morning several
boards had given a few men physical
examinations. but only In the nature
OF a rehearsal. so that the real work
OF picking men may be said TO have
started in earnest on Monday. While
some Of the boards plan 10 examine
only about 100 men day others will
try TO complete the work in three
days. the time estimated by the gov
ernment as sufficient. The sixth dis
trict, the largest in the city and one
OF the largest in the country, ex.
poets TO complete its quota This
week. Members OF the board say
they will work % hours a day TO
accomplish this.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Navy Investigates Captains
Story of Hostile Craft
Off Coast

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The sort of New York was
closed today precautionary after captain
reached port with story that he had sighted submarine
distance
Secretary Daniels has the captains statement and may
make a statement later.
Secretary Daniels announced that the captain boat
coming night he had sighted strange craft
of the harbor The port authori-
then closed the harbor while investigation
undertaken
NEW YORK Aug 6Passenges liner arriving here today de-
cared 8 N
OF uboa having been IS miles of the ghhp
widely circulated when closed
Col De Groo OF the Salvation who arrived here the liner
resembling
his while
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
SENATE BILL CALLS FOR INCREASE
OF $139,97O, OVER AMOUNT ASKED
BY HOUSE; AUTOS TO PAY $4O,O00,000
Incomes and War Prof.
it's Are Levied
Upon

WASHINGTON. sus. 5.-SenatoF
Simmons. chairman OF the finance
committee. today presented 10 the
senate the committees report on ths
war revenue bill
The measure. as drawn, will raise
a total of s2.Oo6.97O,OOO.
This is an increase OF s13s. .970 900
over the bill as passed by the house
In May. Tho additional revenue to
be raised the first year under the.
bill is TO como from these sources:
Income tax. s777,70OOOO
War profits, 1862, ,oo0O 900.
Beer, wines, whisky. spirits and'
soft drinks. s2ls.0O0.OOo
Cigars. cigarettes and tobacco.
56,600.O 900.
Freight. parcel post. express, pas
senger transportation. pipe lines.
Pullman seats and berths. and tele
graph and telephone messages, s146...
10000.
Automobiles are 10 yield SAC. .000-
600 additional; sporting goods
100000 perfumes and cosmetics,
Sl,900000; proprietary medicines.
S3.400000, cameras. 100000, and
playing cards, s82 100000.
Tea, coffee. sugar and cocoa, sS6..
900 900.
Admissions 10 movies costing
more than - cents and other amuse-
ment places, s23, COO, 900
First class mail matter. $4,000,
600 second clafs. s9000.000. and
n profits tax on second class, $500.
600.
The hecr tax will be 81 barrel.
an increase OF % cents barrel over
The lax proposed by the house dis.
titled spirits. Se10. dry wines, eight
Ss77-s = gallon ':sIS.s, cordials
md still wlnos. slf0 per proof
gallon champagne nine cents a hall
pint, three times tho present rate.
Soft drink taxes range from three
cents a gallon ON products SOLD at
1925 a gallon 20 L. cents when sold
for moro than 81 gallon.
The house tax of eieht cents per
pound ON carbonie acid gas was re
ducod 10 FIVE cents n pound
Choutauqua lectures, because ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
DETROIT STOCK
MARKET is DULL
BY o'HARA. FERRiss & CO

. - FlFNnfNf GfNfNNSP IN W.
The opening OF The local stock eX-
change on Monday morning was
most inactive. due TO the large
amount Of selling orders which pre-
vailed REQ Car was offered freely
al 2G -, with no bid. while Paige.
Packard common and Ford OF Can
ada showed no demand whatever
Michigan Sugar. with bid Of 90 IL,
WAS strong while Detroit Iron ~
steel. Packard preferred and Con
lnental Motors continued % display
decided signs OF Armness
The Charcoals, tho irregular at
he opening, we're quite in demand.
the common being quoted S "a bid,
9 asked. the preferred 6 bid, G "a
asked
II IT, generally believed among
brokers that from the tone of the
local market. we are approaching
The period when an upward move
went may shortly be initiated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
First inning.

DETROIT PECK threw out Bush
Wit ont tho same way. Cobb singled
60 night Neach was hit by pitched
hill Heilman flied 10 Hendryx No
run. one hit. no error
NEW YORK -HendryN singled 10
left and was out trying 20 stretch
tho hit. Neach 20 Young. Witt threw
cut Maisel Peck bounced hit m
Nitchclls glove. Peck stole second
and went 10 third on Yefe's wild
SeeVe over second Young threw out
ripp. 80 run. two hits. one error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
4 Tip or Two

NAsMUCH advised of Tho dr should taks
physical before
ii entitled definite .s
Leonard Wood
T. Use alcohol Sind
be a real hardship down
smoking O.
Eat and drink moderafeip chew food wo u is ad
visabe deal Of cool coil be-
eaib
Yourself hours sleeping eating and The
Keep al sodaN fountains
For a eas % t lake
regularly alnuasus
lntberng back houlder ana
pair'of sturdy Walking bH large for
and much possible Don't JaNe hard bb on
congenil and jolly hikes Practice breathing and
q
These They viii Interested
other bits that Nd Th help nios
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06


S a
sake o
be
be condition
much will hurt will depend what during the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
MANS BODY
FOUND IN RIVER

The body OF an unidentified man
was found floating in River Rouge
near the n l. II. dock in Oakwood,
Monday afternoon. by the harbor.
master. The body was taken 10 the
county morgue where efforts are be-
ing made 20 identify II The man
WAS dressed In blue sui, OF good
material. blue socks and tan shoes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Second Inning

nETROTT-Burns singled 70 right
Young singled 20 left and went 70
second on the throw In 20 catch
Burns at third Nelle walked hilinK
tho bases. Mitchell singled 10 left.
scoring Rurns Bush flied 10 Miller.
Wit singled 20 right. scoring Young
Yelle out trying To score. HendrvN 10
Walters MoEridse tossed out cobb
Two runs. four hits no error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
GERMAN FIRES TORPEDO
WHICH KILLS FIANCEE

and Won Teubinger were engaged
in stockholm before the war After
n submarine shell had killed Minna
aboard Larscn's schooner. the BAL
dar he declared hc recognized his
prospective son-in-law on tie U.boa'
directing The hring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug g. Hans Won
Teubinger commanded the U-boat
that killed his own hancce. Mlnra
Larsen. according 10 Lars Larsen.
Swedish skipper today
Larsen said the girl hts daughter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

80 thc draft do 3 what OF
Nouk
or are
epostng of W be
The Of
I'm
-c.- o
ot during
lle odNf are
NJ
have
whale oic
So
I S
,iini. hut tha % 70
cancel the risky
II, 4
S
nto harder work hen YOU ever knew before in Ne Time short
1hng worth While until YOU are superb physical condition Nothing
ANY ahlc viii tell
hist
Ne vi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Highest temperature this date In
the past - years, e3 In 1000; lowest.
80 In 1888 and 1850.
One year aGo today Highest tenn
p~vsfure. ptJ lowest, 7fg mean, ST
clear weather.
The sun sets Monday Mt 7i<5 y. m.
and rises Tuesday at 5I3I n. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Better Get Ready


who will
will be
They andm lost
%
thru the
will be lined beh officers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
p.,ro,, Bank s,.rr,ra.

Detroit bank clcarings for Aug. 6
1912. were tS523.S6o.t1 Total clear
ings yor 1917 10 date are 81 $50 $50
05asO "a against Si7.2O9. .02f. .3l2 55
FOR the corresponding period in 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

ras.z what the EiriS Say "a their
hcst A.au 10 40 toe oat nirtl1.n. ont
us.k "a pftrnf. 1rth while. Some e
,hint new. .ove, an different every
week on tre gnara Walk Jefferson
n, pr.1s. - Awuser'ents fDr asc.
Afr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Camp in trim II
short wind digestion
baseball Cobb
and doesn't have training Two weeks the road
all and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
DeH Spree, Says Harold Wc0x to Drafted Young Men, DON


he
Of
standing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
A Square Deal for Uncle


\ You be a soldier by he seven
II dmped of ZipalonE be a
a come you wi ant
Al
going be bearcat Samme That's the attitude
patriot and sportsman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Pounce on
Mogridge for Two
TallieS in Second
Inning l 2 3 4
.Det. o 2 / o
NY. O : O O

NEW YORK Young threw out
Baker Marssns fled 20 Ncach NIL
Ter doubled 20 left Walters walked
Mogridge tripled 20 right over CObh's a
head, Miller and Walters scoring
HendryX doubled 20 left scoring
Sogrldge Bush tossed out Maisei
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CfitaCo ............ ....t......... -
pf,fIrfrlnhfa ........ ....f o
ratferlps- Russell and Schalk
Noyre and Sehans umpires- Hide
hrund nnd Connolly
.gi4 i o q
wash ugt0n ..... ......0 q q
Batteries flank and >Srveroid:
johnson and Aiusmith umpires--
Satin au5 owens.
Glove land .....,. .............
Boaflu ---.....,.... ......, Q D
Hotfcrirs. .Itffrfer and g'Nenl.
Fo ts, ,oed qhamas. Umpires- Ev-
ans and NuriHtty
Printing--tar pia3n neat kind--'h-t
- -'Tlrac. foh Mont --M-Fn sT.n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
]IISTICEF ALLPE0PLE.
IS BASIS FOR ALLIES
PROPOSED PEACE MAP
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vt~inftyi Monday might
partly ~lsudyy Tuesday fairj moder-
ate temperature moderate northerly
winds becoming variable.
Lower Michisani Fair Monday
night and probably Tuesday.
Upper Lakes Gentle north winds
becoming south Tuesdays fair wealth
or.
Lower Lskesi Gentle northwest
Winds showers Monday night and
Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06


realize fully until
the fellows
firing line doubled those epdemics
Casualties he
buchered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
RELIEVE INDIGESTION
NAIfh Hnrafnrd'a Aclh phnsnh fr

Taken before meals. tones tho stom-
ach. promotes appetite and prevents
distress BUY "A bottle and try H..
ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
ycrR ,IsrT 20 ono 400

nc ciath ueol jackson Rivl You uil
'haak i- fnf fhe sIesestior 80 roons.
. 20 ~ it
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Third Inning.

DETROIT Vetch was called out
on strikes Holman singled 90 CEN
ter. Burns singled - left Hcilmnn
hating at second Young doubled 20
left, scoring Hcilman. Yclle aicd 90
Marsans. Peck threw out Mitchell
one run three hits no error
NEW YORK Peck doubled to left
Pipn rouled 20 Wit Baker popped
70 Bush. Bush threw ont Marsaus
No run, one hit. no error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Of
ares 10 H
how well them t pasted your bonnet before sou ara
to the color
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

PrintinE-the plain neat kind--thnt
IL right-TImes Job Dept.-Nnin ts2O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK
August Mitchell and Mogridgc
were the opposing pitchers In to.
days Tiger Yankee conflict
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
THE WEATHER

Il 10 too hot for a stuffed newspaper;
SO The Times provides an unpadded print.
Publishing only the essential and wholesonn
omitting the rot that makes an honest man
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Prfnting--tar piafn neat ktBd--'hrt
- ~trht-Tiusr. fnh D~nt .--w@ir ss.n.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08

Notiee q hereby sifen ltst lhe Jtafs4s ~
nehooi District Ma B 81 Lasis oountt, t@sAA
rfll a the ~ h daF III NaFfns ia-i, - a.
nohlsr feaia County, ldaha. sel - lt4 heni
hiader thareiiiT 1aH1aU eaupon eoA4s - -
sald srhflal district ~ said 1ezna4 Niti
fou loF len years STA 40 epsieN y seae<a -
.s.,rss 'after 4 - wears aod ~ Dsaf na< 81 e.
eeed Al "a ner fanf luleIes1 peF enHN&t pa
able ssasi annuailV said bends Wta - 8Ats4
n arch lsl 1911. and wtl - aoie ~ - 80.
80 III lrarfeinr funds for bAflns = seaafli
n 9 and building. fepaiFlD8 paan.tn4 an1 pc,
VidlnR : srhanl bose 10 eolNluFts lls ass
sauitnrs conaiti0n ln aatd senoai aiesf4ft . y
February 1877 44N4 Nl&E@HA
clsrk schooi Diaislsl -. =. Ls@is 1oantI
Idaha $50
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08
80 - HearE Trarel Wesl

The Union Pacific and either
Missouri River % North Coast
lines have arranged 8 special rate
81 $3.50 for the round trip Chi
eneu Is Portland. and $500 from
Omaha. Kansas City and St. Paul
Is Portland On account Of the
meeting 81 she National Ednea-
tional Association ia Portland
next July. PrOp0rtionates VIII be
charged for intermediate points.
Present indications point 70 I'M
preeedenfed travel from the east
e the Pacific Coast, and the rail-
roads are cooperating generously
ia an effort 70 make the Pacific
Coast more popular with the east
err traveller than ever before.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08

In replying 50 a letter q inqul-
Is. . hig Chicago advertising
house recently said, among other
things
.'If anyone doubts that the
trend Of present day advertising
Is toward the country press be
has but 70 drop into almost any
newspaper office and glance over
che contents 81 the exchange table
He viii find il almost every
paper he picks up that the most
prominent ii the nationally adyer-
fused concerns 81 the country are
searching ont the country week
lies as an advertising medium.
He naturally asks why they
are doing tins. and can find but
one answer. Because II Pays
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08

sidar the boyant spirits and over.
flowing energies IS your boys and
girls. and recognize the plain trutf
that they must have an outlet
Then ask yourself the question
Arr we furnishing them sale aud
harmless means 81 diversion
Never fear hut they can fine
amusement ~ plenty if we turt
them loose Is hunt for il They q
ind il. and II nay SUIT them. nu'
win the quality sun as
II would be well Tor rs - pause
u the chase AZ the dollar long
enough 10 make sure thaf rhf
Young people 81 pur community
have 3 snffRieney - sane and
healthy amusement
We spend thousands n fitting
them 10 ehase the dollar u were
better II we spent a portion q
those thousands IN fiding them 0v-
er the period If fhesF lives when
they are most liable to contract
habits that VIII unfit them for az
Of life
Our bows and girls win - what
we make thenl-ar permit them -
make IF themselves
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08

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JaAsrsal DsaTxsef 81 re state ~ Ea4Aa.
e &nA fas ~ couate - Lem4A
H~n Easst4ek piainsiffs - Namasa
cFoe krs. II hxia9 sd & nag aes -
49, anknuNH hrsxs sd a~siaess ~
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kneeu umnrFs nn4 aaAmown slaaa&Ass
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far tAs csanty g L.asls. - fke aa1ss
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feFfv asgs 81 sefsea eAneN Asses aa6 saa
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Tts pb5eet - SD astiee = 8 esxest
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gags e faxr te5 q ~ Feeards 81
E.swts caanfs, fdaka. $50 e. farsssr
qaiet tiaiNtsfgs ttsis e. ~ Fsor<r4F
drsrrlt.ed Is tbs titif heruef
usfnass ~ kanf ana ~ s~2s e aaia
usasrses canrs shss 81 daT - Fstrnnry.
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08


IN the District Court 81 the seronf
5ndlciai District Of the state n Idn
10, ~ and for the County 81 Lewis.
Adel Cuperman Tiiimnn. plaintiff. ~
Emma Strickland. Nancy shownlter
Lottie Showalfer and A. j. Shnuniter
her husband, ". T. Summers. J. y. JsI
~ and 7. r. Lynch. defendants.
The state Of Idaho sends cvee.in~s
To Emma Strickland. Nancy ShOwaIfev
Lotfie z. Showalfer and Al. J. Showal
ter her husband, ". =. Summers, !.
y. Jolly and T. H. Lynch. the above
named defendants.
You are hereby notified that a com.
paint has been filed against Won IN
the District Court u the second Juai.
eial District Of the state Of Idaho. IN
and for the County Of Lewis, BIZ the
above named plaintiff, and YOU are
hereby directed 70 appear and answer
the said complaint within twenty DAYS
after the service Of this summons rpon
ron, II served within said Judicial bis
irict, and within forty DAYS II served
elsewhere; and you are further notified
hat unless yOn 10 appear and answer
ne said complaint within the time here.
n specified, the plainfiff win take
judgement against you a. prayed in
aid complaint.
This action - brought 70 foreeloae
.ertain delinquency tax certificates for
be years 1914, 1915 and 1916 which said
erfiflcates cover n15sw Z, swlnw1L
d Z, s55neh, and e1sse1f al IN sec. =.
wp. %, North h West y. NJ, Lewis
ounty, Idaho, the same being more full
set out and described IN the corn.
lainf herein filed.
Witness, my hand and the seal Of |
ge District Court, this the Ord day Of /
fareh, 1917. fCanrf STAT,
J. Z. White, Clerk Of District Court
: 9. Pencil, Attorney for pinintiff 1
Residence and af.Office nddreee
Nezperee, Idaho. dow
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-03-08

That those fool senators al last
showed where al the blame be-
longed.
That It is no longer the high
cost Of living = Gosh almighty
only knows what It is
That every American boy is q
president IN the making, but darn
ed few Of them ever get out Of the
IN
That the small boy who thought
he'd rather be ont Of school Is
wondering what to do with his
time
That local poets have lost any
inspiration they might have had
TO indite lines TO the beautiful
snow
That our wife found a bean IA
the pantry yesterday and now
she's saving II for the Sunday din
ner- Come over, Bill
That an exchange wants II
know If there is a real demand for
twO-and-a-half-eent pieces. You
bet We want al we can get
That the home-l0Te and enter
prise Of The citizen Is largely
shown By the amount Of snow he
allows 70 linger on his sidewalk
That there is no accounting for
the extravagance Of American
Cabbage leaves are now
being used for personal ad0rn-
ment.
That since Nezperce has the
Dnly Chautauqua on the prairie
his summer, II should take q dou-
Dle-sized tent 70 accommodate the
That it has been found that BIZ
.henieal treatment a ton Of saw
lust win yield a quarter Of ton
f sugar That settles it--up goes
awdust.
That those states whose sena
ors fIlibustered this country into
jack pot have right 70 don
aek-elofh and pass discriminatory
asolutions.
That if Mr.. Wilson win just be !
) determined not 10 he war
resident during his second "a I