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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-02-02
FOREST NOTES.

During the past fiscal year there
were constructed on the national for
ests 227 miles OF new road, 1875
miles OF trails. 2,l24 miles of tele-
phone line. SO miles OF IRE lines, 81
lookout structures. 40 bridges, 222
miles of fence, 545 dwellings. barns
and other structures. II corrals, and
202 water improvements.
The work of classifying and open
ing TO homestead entry such lands In
the national forests as are chiefly val
liable for agriculture i progressing
rapidly. Already over seventy mil.
lion acres have been covered by field
examinations and the hnal reports
acted upoa
There were cut from the national
forests in the fiscal year 1916 604, $40,
600 board feet of timber. or this
amount ll9, ass 200 board feet was
out under free use privilege by 42,055
individuals. In all. l0.S40 sales of
timber were made, Of which 81 per
cent were under 500 In value, indi-
eating the extent to which the home
steader, rancher. miner. small mill
man. and others In need OF a limited
quantity OF timber draw upon the for
ests.
Tests at the forest products labra.
tory, at Madison, Wisconsin, indicate
that by the use of four additional
per cent in increase in the strength
OF canned-food boxes is secured
Approximately 1880 acres of de
nuded lands within the national for
ests were reforested in the fiscal year
1916. The total number of trees
planted was 6.146.637. while. $3.50
pounds OF tree seed were sown
There were l33,442 more cattle anC
horses, and 605,33S more sheep anC
/ goats using the national forests II
1916 than in 1915. This increase wal
in spite OF large Examinations of graz
ing lands from the forests. II Is nc
counted for by improved methods o
handling the stock and by more In
innate knowledge Of the forage Of
the ranges and their carrying capaC
: ity.
The number of fires suppressed Ol
2 national forest lands during the ca
endar year 1915 was 6,324. as agains
7,OlS in 1914, and an average annus
t number of 4.759 during le past Nv
: years says Henry s. Graves, Chief {
the Forest Service. in his annual II
: port Just published. While more tina
D the average number OF hres occurre
the timbered area burned. over wa
but 155,4l6 acres, or 80 per cent les
q than the average per year for the p
8 ried 1911.19l5 inclusive. The averag
q loss per fire was $60.41. Forty-foT
per cent of the fires were confined
n areas of less than one-Quarter OF a
g acre.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-02-02

that within three years after entry
the entryman shall have made perma-
nent improvements on the land OF a
value of not less than Sl.25 an acre,
this instead of cultivation that Is re
quired of the entryman By the home
stead laws
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-02-02
8 AND PROFESSIONAL

BIscoE.
FARM LOANS
ance. Auditing and Collecting.
Salmon, Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-02-02

ior U. d
b, Januar
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-02-02
aurrER WRAPPERs

Butter wrappers lastly printed a,
The Idaho Recorder office; one hun.
dred for $1.25; 200 for Sits; 500 for
$500 Postage must be forwarded
with order: cents per hundred on
lots of less than 500
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-02-02

CaIl at Barton's feed barn for corn,
oats and chicken feed. nice cracked
corn Phone Salmon Lumber com
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
Der 5fter. sung. ariegs'
mtiniiter
grSrtsrt Sis Daff.uitiafonhs. unb
bic Q6riitunss Srage

amfsrbam. IA. Dt5. - Der
5iter. uns. arisssminiitsr. @ensrdl
Stoessn Stsintr. fru, lpis bic .Reus
grsis grsEs@ pom Disu b,riatst. err
Hart 6absn. bnB bic gr!ei4isruns
infulgt einss BaiisnTtiafanbss nit
giublanD Don ben gin1.lbsiten Der
gs.tinboruns abbGngs, bab a6sr
IN isoem Sole bic nubsrssnobnlihe
,sndniprutudbme 'S.s 7aesbonsSp.
I:sns tebsutsnb srlei4tsIt usrben
tuiirbe.
Bel ter gsIpreHuns Der ab.
riiiunss Trass Tusis Der General,
sr Itimms nit Der nsulihen grflds
rnns tee ernf.n gasrniu. sss Dlinis
tiers bts gsubsrsn, onB arms.s uno
Marins 9luseabsn elm. 6Obe errei4s
tn. tie permanent bsisubsbaItsn fait
unriDelif, isi. Therein. Ter Gsnsral
iaa.e fernsr,, ss f,i Elm Srrt6um. aHs
Sunshmm, tab SrIbdten, ME sr. BEN
prinsip Der MbriiitunJ opponlren.
Ssleii ibnsn srifsins bas SpIem Don
MilildrRaattn niht ais cine ibsnle
StSuuns Ger Dinss. 5rotbem mir.
be a6sr N6riiituns nur m6sli9 i.in.
ipeEn lie cine allmibIids, nlgemsins
uno aIsifseities lei.
Ceiisrrsin uub feline Nliirisu. iaate
her General. biirftsn e niat mdgsn,
IiG isIbii in cine fcIfs Gage ;u brin.
gen, pslds es bsm ReR Der WsIt sr.
m6alifen ipiirbe. ibnsn gu btfs5lsn;
an oasrDsniaf.n beuts. na9bsm bic
Rsiben bst T1ilitirifant:n bur& jip.i
arcbs Rifis. bic Der. gtaaisH uno
grcbbritannisn. pttHisbri porbn
ititn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
SetrdAtlid1e 2lufregung
Serri6t in glrsentinien iiber cine 6em
britiid)cn @eianoten 5ugeidrie-
bene leuteruna.

9uenos Qires, 2. Nooenbcr.
(Sorrcipouoen5 Der gIii. greIie.) Sir
9ieginoIO Sorer, Der britlide @e.
ianote in gIrgcntinien, 6otte cine Ian.
ge unterrcoung MT Sippolite Sri.
gopen. sem 9raiiocnten bon araert
tinier, in @e3ug auf Oas Dor furjen
bon Dem britliden @eionoten ge.
Dlbrtc Sntcrpiep, in peI6em er ge.
iogt babcn ioa. ooB Die Gntcnte.9ll'
liirten 6eabiid;tieen. graiiIien uno
llruguap fir oercn llutcritiisung im
aricge gu begiinitigen. ielbit penn es
aui Soften iener iioomeritnnilfen
8epublitcn dei6cbe, Deld,e ole 6iplo.
uiatiiden 9e5iebungen ju GeutidlanS
niht nbgebrodleu bnber.
g2at scr aonfcrcn5 fiinSigte oie
Rcgicrllra on, Sab Der britiide @e,
ianote iagte, er babe, ols pr iene gr-
fldrune abgab, iid) nidt oui Die go
Iitif Der argentiHIi6eH &egierung be.
5ogen.
Spdtcr gab Die britiide 9ciunot.
idaft cine formeae GrfIdrung ob ocs
SnboIts. oob Cir ReginaL6 Der Hceie.
rung gcgeniiber icin 9cOanern ausge'
iprod)en bobe. bnB icine GrfIdritne
balm ousgeIcet uorScn iei, nIs oh er
9lnIid)tcn funOgcecben babe, tDcItc
fir Ole ]legierung oocr oas 8oIf uon
Gracntinicn cine 8elei6iaung bilOen.
9tod Der Sonferen5 NIT Dem Erd'
fibcnten Srigcpon purOe Der 9e-
ianote Don Der 3eitiing, Delte oas
sSntcrpicip ocr6ffcrtIid)t bate, ge'
frogt. OBJ lie ieiuc GrfIarlng in irgeno
elmer @eiie unrihti9 Dic0ergegebea
babe; Iic erbicIt aber sur artucrt; !;
.aeineslpees".
SIN argcntirif6eu nusDdrtigcn
9lmt botte bctdrdltIife glufregung
ii6rr Sas Ssnteruicfp grberridt. unD
prominrnte greentiner. 3eituugS-
re6ufteurc unO Stantsmdnner Der.
bcimIidrn es nid)t, ooB lie burth Der
geridt, nprn5ufulge Die Gntcnte aaiir'
tcn beabiiftigen,. ibren Sonoel BON
@ucnos glires nod Montepioeo Sll
perIeacn. icbr beunrubigt iino. Sie
auslaiiungcn Scs 6ritiihen Scinnotcn
babcn pitIe 9citlrngcn oeronIobt, Die
argentiniife Tcgicruug bon neuem
ailfsuforocrn iid) SnourdL oob lie Iidl
auf Die Scitc scr 9lliirten ifIage, in
oicIclbc 0iiniti0e Gage 5u ocricscn, III
ucld)cr itdl icst 9ruiilien nno llru'
guap beiinoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

5ier, ME BET einsm anb:ren ansriff.
ben mir iiioli9 BON proHDille maGttn,
bIie6en Gdangene in unieren 9dnbsn
auriid.
sSibli9 BON ct. Quentin fiistsu
mir bfm Gsinb NIT Dem Sprsnsen OOn
Dielen giInen ie9r sroben S4a0sn
gu.
.9(rmse bes bsuti9sn aronprin3en:
Gin ertunoigunss5u9 norbOitli9 Don
Graonns bate sur Golse, baB unisrs
Sruppen 9efan9ens 5uriidbro9ten.
rQlrmee bss Ser5oss 4l6reat:
Rorbli9 Don ct. Whbiel, nSrbli9 unO
Oitli4 pon Roncp unb. am Sartmanns
Weiletopf bat bic 9lttiOitdt Der Irars
5Oiii4.n 4riilIsris sugenommen.
.OeIttid3e Gront: Die DaifsnitiIs
Observation-Disclosures Rebmen ibren
Gortguns.
YStalieniide Sront: Gn psrsin5elten
puHtten 5tpif9en Der 8renta uno Der
qiabs fanben bsftigs artileristdmpfe
our unterftiisuns tltinsr SperotiOnsn
itatt.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
9ie 0erbaffnng ber 3eles
gaten ber fnnftitmtiunellen
2empfraten
CUR aoniiitutiOns gsriammluns bon
ben golI9etpiti anssorbntt.

ct pet.rsbura II. De5. -
Die DolisiommiHGre ba6sn bic 9ers
bnituns Der Oslesaten Der tonltitus
tiOns[Ien 8emoiraten sur aOnititu.
tions @sriammluns onssorbnst ouf
cen grunb, bob bieIelbtn an oer g<r'
Iaporung bes Gsnsrnls Gnleoines
betbeilist isien. Inter ben Wsrbaftss
ten bsiinbsi ii9 Cutler, elm Delesat
bon ct. petsrsburg Dsl4er am anis
rsriuunbet purbe, als er Ti9 isiner
Jeiinnbms tpiberIsbte.
Siinfunb0iersis MitSIieber Der 9et'
iommlung, tpslde unter benz Shues
Der .Msibsn gorbs4. bef.heno aus
0fiisisren unb Wilitdrtaosttsn. fon'
ben wurben aus bem 2aurioe palait
esDorfen ols Iis sinbr:nssn MOLTEN;
r. bisltsn ober ipdier ON Ra6mittng
cine DsrIammluus ab. Die goIftes
ipiii peranlabtsn ou3 bic 9.rboftuus
beg Gtreittommittess Der Resisrunsss
dns.iteften, ipelde eriIir.n. nita fiir
bic golihspiii arbsitsn su fpoaen.
3imopieff, elmer Der gOlT4etpili
5iibrsr. iasts in gs3us auf bic Ders
iammluns: .9isis aOnititutions.0sr'
iammiuns III Elm dbnIihes .SobOt'
pie bas, p<lGes i'm 1913 .inberuf,R
ioOrbsn mar uub I4IisbIi4 sinsn 3a'
rsn pdbIteA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
Iie bplldnSiiben Seifils
lerien
@e5pungen, bcn gctricb eirpuftcusu.


9lmiter6om, Ia. 9c3ember.
Ter ySelcaranf" meloct. 0oB Die 200
DeitiGericn bon Shiebam. fpelfe I'M
menie Guantitateu BON, Sin" uuo on
6crcn Spirituoieu beriteacn, oom
@ctreiocbureou Der Tegierllna bcnaf.
rid,tigt puroeu, oat ibncn nod Die.
fer 3odje fein G,etreioe mebr tiir OH
Berarbeituns in alfoboIiid)e Sro-
butte selteteri peroen piiroe. Gies
bcocihet Die Ginitealng BON SHou'
itrien ourd Die SoaonS i'm glus'
Iono iebr befanut mar. Souienbe BON
@onnern ruerOen alBer 8ci4aftieuna
1eroibe,t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

Dampf.r aurlarb na9 si1sr aoITiIiOn
unt.rasSdnsen.
en- bsm gfiffsr@iifsr Fnb brsi
Sdmpfsr nit bem Ramen aurlnno
einsttrlgsn. Der bslsifae 9ampfer
Stur,anb. BON 1864 sonnen. trnf am
10. 9iobember in einsm ameritnnifaen
5afsn elm. Die 3tpsi ruffif4en DAM
pier aprfnnb finb bon 886 bSD. 512
3Onnsn Resifter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December Il
1917. as required by the Act of octo'
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on december IA,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9Th, 1917.
Ri ic fige 9or6ereitungen
fofIen In 0sutf9tanb fir
cine SffeufiOs i'm SO ster
getroffen perben
Senf. Sdapei5, 13. De5ember. -
G9peiSer Reifenbe, bic pon 0eutT9s
lano Der iiber bic @ren3e tommsn, bes
ri4ten alle iiber rieftge gorbereituns
gen, bic in DeutIdIonb fir cine Ofs
fenfIpc an Der peftli6en ssront ges
mndt nsrben. Wfunition, prooiant
unb Srieasmnttrial isOsr 2(rt nirb
in StdotsH am o6eren R6ein anses
idmmelt, burh bi. fortnG6renb 3ige
mad bclr Beften absebsn. 9tner ses
nORnii6er Srn6tpertebr 1T fir sebn
Gage Iuspenbirt tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IL,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
Griebsns. unter5aubGun'
geumitRuBlausin Slot

2oubon, IA. Ss,. - 2son Srob'
II, Der golI6sDiii Tiniftsr bes
asubsRn bai. pis cine Rsu.sroepel4e
aus ct. Petersburg inst. ansssiiHSist,
tab p,nn Elm DnffMi.initaub fir bic
5ftli4s GrOnt in BRET aitoDst uHt.r'
,sidnsi pirb, bic rufTiI4e DsIssakn
.rmd8tist feieu GrisSens untT'
baHblunssn su tesinusn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation flied with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on december IA,
1917. as required by the Act OF Octo-
Ler 9th, l0l7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo
her 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917. as required by the Act oil octo'
Der 9th. 1917.
gom itaIieuii6sn arissss
daupIa B.
Ro m, IA. Tes. = Tntbsm e. ben
sarpsu Tag an Der atRis SwH3eu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
True translation filed with the Post
master ut Cincinnati on December IA,
lel7, as required by the Act of octo-
ber 9th. lol7.
9a5 Refultat Der 2dmDts
an berRorb Stalisnis
fhsn esYnnf
f4sn iront I.

2onbon, Sonnerstag. 13. Deg.
Cine offi5lsne 0Itsrreidifde 9etanEt'
mo9ung, be cine ReOus iiber bic liir3s
li9en Qnsriffs an Der ROrOsStalisn!'
iaen GrOnt sntbdIt. Iust. bob in rem
DisrtGqigen admpfen in Der Wsl.tto
Gegenb 639 itnlieutffe Offi5iers uno
mebr oIs 5000 Wann sefangp sss
nommen ipuro.n. lu4 tpurben 293
Sanensn, 233 Woi9insnesidiiBs, a
GfmsnfeusresIfiiBe, 81 Winenlrsrfer
unb elm. Wsug: unbersn arieSsmai:s
rials er6eutst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

Der grenta urb Der piaDe ansegriffen,
mar Der Ssinb am Donnerftng nur
an einem puntt I'M Stanbs, .inen
fleinen grfOla gu .raielen unb biHen
nit riefi9en Opfern, ME bas &riegss
miniIterium nnfiinbist.
Ter gang esrinse 9etpinn bes
FeiEtss mar n0r6Iia Don Der Wonte
Golurclo Qinis unb benz r6eren gnbe
bes galcino 9bales.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December H.
1917. as required by the Act OF octo'
Der 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
@etters 8erid)t.

Sir Ohio, syn6iond un6 Wai6i.
gan: Sdones 3etter am SnmItna
un6 Sonntag; tp1rmer am Sonntag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15


True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Ter 9th. 1917.
8enie pt4tisss BON Der
britif4sn Grout.
2oubOr, IA. DEG. .Iniers 5raps
pen tobsu ibr. poIitiOnsn oitli4 zen
8eqstourt als Golse BON GGmPlsn
nit Sanbsrauuten in bisier geJsno
.tipas perbsfrt-. beibt .s in Der IN
5reltns pom arisssmiuiitsrium srinI'
Isnsn Ystanntma5uns.
Der 5einb a6erfiei in Der IsBtsn
Tatt sinen unisrsr pOitsn iiioIi4 ron
grOnpine. Ginige unisrer 2suts lper'
ben psrmibt. qm ibrigen sbsiI DER
5runt bat ii4 ui4ts Bi4tigss sr'
eisnst.s
Die peitere am 96eno bonn arissss
miuiitsrium srlallcns YttoIu!maHuHs
lautsi ME folst:
.am irsitas Ttorseu faHben Drts
Ii9e &dmpfs Iio0itli9 Dom pOIpsons
Walo fidtt, ipo turs DOr Tageson6ru6
ber Gciub uniers poFtionen in Der
yiudboIi9uit bss S9Iofts poIberbot
ansriff. GRr ausriff Duroe ubses
fdlasen, ausgenommen an einem
puntt no es BEN yeino seInng an els
net Grort Don unsefdbr 300 Narbs in
uniere porbsren 9rG6en ein5uoringen.
9ie f:inblide artiIIeris suttpidsIte
an Grsitas Ra9mittas srobe atttOi'
tat 0Iilih BON 8uIceourt. Qlu9 babsn
pGbuenb bes Cages 5ipiIden BIN
Scarpes9bal unb 9raOsIs Iebbafte
artinsdiessfedts ituttssfunSsn.'
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act Of Ccto
Der 9th. 1911.
Erar35fif9e &risgsna d.
'rihteh
qaris, ID. Deg. - Die ON Sreis
taa BON Rrkssminiiierium srlafsne
oiii5ieue gstanntma4uus lautst ME
ioIst:
rSn Der gessnb BON Rnifons be
Champagne fanosn bsftiss artiIsries
osiette itatt. Ssitli9 Don Suippes
uno i'm Glfub. fiOpsitlia OpH GERM
iiibrten mir srfOigrsife llsbsrfGas
aui isinoIid, grdben aus.
BON iibrisen 5beil nsr Grcnt III
ai5.s Wi5tigs gu bsli9teu.
Ma Der peitli3,n 5rpnt fnnosH
rGhrrno bes 5nsss mlbiss artilIsris'
sefsdit Fatt. obsr teine Sniantsris'
ssfsGts-
S:Itli6sr arisesf3aupIab, Is. 9e3.
= 9lm SItli9eu 9eeiI Der 6rpnt
jerrItt Rubs. Sn Der g5srnn Bic
guna uno am rs9teu ufsr ns 6luFes
rudte Der Seine na3 Idnsersr Be-
I9Rbuns auf unTsrs poiitiOusn ms1s
rere 0rtIide 4Hsriffsn bic mibInnsen.
Nm sinisen qunttsn tam .s gum SanSs
eemenge.
True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917. as required by the Act oil octo'
Der 9th. 1917.
Qpm itaIteniiHen arisass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True TRANSLATION fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo-
her 9th, 1915
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act of octo
ber 9th, l0l7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation fled with. the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Ter 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act Of Ccto
Der 9th. 1911.
Grar35fif9e &risssna d ;
ri ht,u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-13
GOVERNMENT |ND|CTs
PAPER MANUFACTURERS

NEW YORK. April is- MAJ saa
with controlling 81 per cent q th@
news print paper production q sas
country and using their power N re-
straint OF trade III violation o. ms
sherman antitrust Law SIX pafst
manufacturers and d bank prominent
in financing news print paper con-.
panies we're indicted by the feaefssi
grand jury here YESTERDAY rive g
the manufacturers constitute th9
executive committee Of the News
print Paper Manufacturers assoeaa'
tion. N whose secretary, George
steele. the indittnent SAYS, was nol
named as a defendant in view OF 1ha
fact that he appeared as wlthesa
before The grand jury she men ~
dieted are George II Mead, Phiilip
|T. Dodge, Edward BaeAas, George
Cnaheon ar. CT II. F. Gould, ffahA
J. sensenbfenner and AleNahasl
smith. d Chicago banker.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-13
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
rs 4 MASTER Pihst'

No play in the present repertoire
Of Clifford Deverenx and his com
pany who are presenting SIX come
dies in historical sequence ranging
from plausus to Ibsen. viii be re-
celyed with more interest than
sheridan's school for Scandal,
Which viii be seen a. Trinity uni
versity Oh April 10th.
Ia the period Of nearly three
centuries between Shakespeare and
Shaw, Sheridan is the great out
standing figure in English comedy
and no play Of Sheridan's, not even
The well-loved Rivals is more
brilliant in surface or soundsg IN
construction ri plot tnaa 'fFis,
school for Scandal ! From the
moment of It's first projection IN
lTT7 10 the present time Il has
maintained is reputation as a fa4or-
lie example Of the old English
comedy at Its best
The play combines tie Interest Oil
/ tho comedy Of manners witt story
as interesting IS The humor of il
presentation. Into the atmosphere
! 81 the the brilliant society o. 18th
century London, where seandal-mon-
gerine is the chief occupation OF the
| heaux and bellies and taeir at
| tendant wits, is projected the story
! OF Sir Peter Tea2le. a solid beef
/ 81 ing country magnate, and his
fIlghty young vile. The leay finds
! tic atmospHeFa d seanaal-mopser-
ing very mach q her taste, until
she herself fails victim to the
practice. Her filtration with Jogebh
Surface. q polished hgpocrite who
processes the utmost propriety vs
suits in one al the most brillian,
scenes Ia English comedy Mean
While Josephss rakish brother
Charles. who, for all his faults i:
not bypocrite, wins the affections
ol his wealthy uncle. Sir oliSe,
Surface. who proves 10 be the goot
angel of the plot, and with Sit
divers backing wins the hand
OF the heiress Maria. with whom
Joseph has played fest end ZOOS.
during his filtration VITA Lad,
Teazle
Every character in the play i,
| a vivid portrait sheridan Wa
painting from life Many Of tn,
greatest names in the last centar,
OF the English speaking fbeatrD
have been identified with this play
Mr.. DeTereuH'# established polio,
To- presenting a Hen-balaneed CON
peny in eyey production is precise
Is fitted TO TIE demands OF "a plal
50 exaeting in every part.
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NOTED c. (. WORKER
IS c0M|NG here

the Christian Endeasorers Of
ysaSahacnie and all Ellis county are
fustunate In being able % near
Clarence Hamilton of Boston, field
manager Of The Christian Endeasor
Norid. Mr.. Hamilton Will have 4
conference for Endeasor workers
and al others who are interested a.
$50 Saturday Afternoon, April IA.
III the Central Presbyterian church.
All tsnleavorers are asked to bring
l;lnrh and supper which viii be
served at $50 in the basement,
The evening program viii begin
al 100 Mr.. IIaniItan's address
Tor the evening will be on The
Campaign for Millions. Every
Ensieavorer should be present and
all the young people of the town
are urged To be present also,
We are specially anxions 70 have
tire cider people Of the churches
Leer this address.
There is contest on In the
county TO see which society out
side Of Waxahachie can have the
largest delegation at the evening
meeting. A pennant has been Of
tered to the society bringing the
Iargest delegation. The societies
In the contest are Italy. Avalon, For
reston. oyilla, Rocket and Ennis.
COMMITTEE.
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URIC ACID ERADICATION.
lIsv DR.. n. e. Cook ]


a poison as dangerous as stryeh-
min is manufactured within our own
body. ealled uric acid. When il
aceamuiates Ia the body and the
kidneys fail 10 carry Il Off, We SAT
fer from dub headaeae. sleepless-
ness. muscular pains, lulnbago. or
il may cause rheumatism or gogt
The uric acid cen be seen in The
cloudy sediment in tie water what
is called the brick-dust noted on
the sides Of tho vessel containing
IT. after a few hours standing
Tie water il eeant, higE-colored
strongly acid, aud this should be
q danger sign and if not takcn n
time. by cutting ont the meat. ten
and alcohol may end In rheumatism
or govt
Drink plenty OF water between
meals pint OF hot water half an
honf before meals tnd take Arutia
fdoubie strength This was first
discovered by Dr. Pierce, of the
Surgical Institute in Buffalo, n. Y.
aDa il harmless to the system, hut
hc sire and effective In carrying
OF tae Hric acid. II stimulates the
kidneys and helps them to carry OF.
tl1 urie acid poison. An1ric can
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BIC PARADE IS
VIEWED BY MANY

More than one thousand people
stood on the streets for an hour
wstehing for the parade 10 pass.
and finally 1t eame-on time, yes
but the people were ahead OF time
I was not MANY minutes after 70
twelve o'cloek hour before the pa
rade poked us nose into College
street and passed down the east
side OF the square and out 10 the
SCHOOL campus. where the school
ceildren were given glimpse Of
Ike many strange things TO be seen
at the circus.
The uniformed band headed ta1
procession and then came striAs
Of animal cages, There we're ele
plants. giraffes. chariota. and all
tho circus stunts The clowns Wera
dictfibutod along in line and Ropt
something stirring all sbe While
Que Did clown did Bicycle staat
tlef suiac&ea OF Professionalism
He route .he wheel in c4ery position.
The parade would apt haye been
complete without tho steam caHopc.
snd q caarse It WAS present
The barade was clover and yet
p ohiy foeetaste III what is 70
ff'ne ~ the big performance to-
night
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Joe Cert and f@E.iiy have arrived
from Asonry PARA +. j.. ana vii
again make Waxahachie their home.
zoe is son Of tie late II. Cert. ara
brother 70 Mrs joe Colin and At
bert Cert Of tais city tie moved
- New 1ereeY aomc twelve ye8Ts
ego log he's hundreds Of tfieaas
n Nasehaehis who wIll weleef.
him back home. lie viii likely "a
gage in some line OF business here