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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

pISbIia, In elmer nsbligsn Ra9t,
! I9lug Motan an. Da ih gerdoe Mas
DE bielt, bemsrtte i@, Die ii4 Der
5un6 nuf cine menfdlide @sitoIt
FarSte, Sic auf bic Sir Suf4It4.
No9btm i1 baTtis Rabenteinsr ge'
pedt bate, toppte i9 mid gum Sem
fer Ser gortsrreItube, bur9 tDeldss
i'd am beIten bic S5ene bslauI9en
lpnnte.
8otan bate ben Srsmbsu gu 8os
ben gsri1en. @ieier ipra9 nit
I9mei9elnben Morten gu inn. Der
Sunb ninIelte Dor 5rsuos, lisB ipgar
Elm iubeInDes @ebsa ert0neH, bod gss
~tottete er Dem @efdngsnsn teirts ges
pegung. Der GremOe iprn9 INNER
aGrtli9er gu inn. Wotdn pinielte
un0 Iedte, bsglidt bur1 bas 8tsoers
Ieben, INNER bon rleuem Das 9eIi9t
Ieines Germ ab..
9o9 tpeun biefer nur ben IeifsIten
@erIu9 ma4te, fid gu erAeben ubsr
aud nur feline Daffe, einen ReDolDer,
Der nsben ibm lag, gu ergreiFeu, 10
bsgann 6as 9isr Droben0 gu bruins
men unb Die 3dbne 81 aeigsn. Glsi9
barouf frhr ct tpisoer i'm aaui1s
Ieinsr Seligtsit nit Der breiten 3un8e
iiber bag gauge 9eiidt ietnes e4smas
ligen @ebteters.
nnteroefen mar Der Sauptmann
berbeigseiIt. ST belt feineu GtuseH
I9ub6ereit. Qu4 9anne sri9ien tets
9enb Dor Sufre9uns NIT ibrem 8rua
Der. .t6err R~abenteinsr, i9isBen Sic
ni4t, i4ieBsn sic nidt!!" Taris i9
benz Qlten 81. nBir poIen ben aerI
tangent"
Der 6auptmann uber, bon sinem
bittersn Sugrimm erfaBt, Orudte
obns auf mid 5u b0ren, Ius. Ser
Sunb IieB Elm tldgIi9es @ebsuI ers
t6nsn. Der Grsm0s aber iprang aui
un6 flob. Ro6sniteiner idnOts i'm
tinsn Spettsn S9ub nod unO fsbIte.
r9unbeIeele!!" f9rie bsr aIte Be-
bsnb Dor Mut, bic Gauf Dem Gli9t.
ling na4rsdenO - ~9unbeiesle!4
r8r6fsn sic ii6, Serr RobenItsis
ner, sr 1T fart oerpunoet. 9ns Sc.
idOB mug bur9 bsiOs a0rpsr gs'
Drungeu fsiu," rtef i9 Dem Sappts
mann gu, iHoem i'd nit Der 2aterne
Die brsiten 8lutipuren Big our Gar
tentiire DerfoIgte. Der tommt ben
8eubarmen nidt mebr aus" 8otan
lag %OsrenoenO nebea benz ReooI0sr
Ieines ~e6emaIigen 5errn anb bers
brouate bic IeBten ardfte bo3u, Die
8affs bes Gnteilten Ooa !6ingebung
gu beIedeu, 0ann Raufte CT unter
3udungen isine SeeIe aus e. feline
treue - 9unoeTeeIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
Sec6sitiinSige Cages
Nrbeit I'M Gm0lan6?

2on0on, A.. Sept. - Baron 2eber,
Elm @roBinouItrieller un0 friiber
91itgIieO Der 3entralbeb6r0e fir Sen
San0el NIT berauiaenoen @etrdn.
fen, tritt fir Den ie9sitiinoigan Sir.
beitstag rttb bic @infiibrung oeS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der englis
iden S%n6iltrien, @eminnbeteiligung
Der @rbeiter, mad Dem &riege Elm.
9as ge~genip1rtige 2obnibitem tonne
nid)t mebr abgeihafft peroen unO
miiHe Die @r1tnDIoge fir 0a8 nelte
gerb1Itnis 8nifhen arbci9ebern
un0 arbeitnebmern bil0en. 9ur1
8ermiuOeritng Der 4rbeit83ett neroe
erfobrungsgerndB Die 2eiitungSf1big.
felt erb6bt urlo Dem @rbeiter @ele-
genbeit gegeberL ourA Stl0ien feline
aenntniiie ST. bermebren, rpd9ren0
Der iugen0Iibe Qrbeiter ie 3ur milf
tdriihen A%usbilouHg benuBan ioIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

3rob feines borgs4rits
ttten differs rettete GbarlsS Billings
bon JrsmOnt, Wis., ieine 7idbrige
GnteIto6ter pom 5ooe, nls bersn
RleiOer 6suer fingsu. 0as Sinh botte
nit Gtreiab0l3ern geipteIt, aIs fein
Rlei0 in granb geriet. Der 9roBpapa
b0rte bas angitgsi4ret Der &leineH
unb RAID raffte Der Greis mebrsre
5eppthe 8uiommen uno pidelte Dos
aino in Ie Elm. 60 tOnnte CT nod
re9t3eitig bic 6lammsn sritiden. DDS
W1Goasn srIit nur Ieidts 9ran0s
tpunben.
8ier Mdnner murben
me6r ooer minbsr idtpsr Bel elmer
grploIipn berleBt, tpelde iia in ben
gtderf9sn demtT9en Jabritsu in
8roofI9n ereignete. Sc i4eint, 6aB
bic aeute NIT Dem umfiiIen zines
pulOeriIisrten 5arbitoffss bsi6dftigt
rparsn, aIs pI6blt9 cine GIamme aufs
I6lug, Der I'M ndditeu augen6Iid Elm
bonueruoes ara6en folgte. Die bier
qrbeiter pur0en gsgen bic @onO oss
arbeitsiaales gsf9leuoert unb srlits
ten obne Quguabme ntdt u~n6eOeutsn>
oegranbfpunben. Die 8erIeBteu, ndms
li6 bic 8riiber Samss uno Percb Boz
bOtti, "a bs5. 10 Sabre ali, 9srmann
S6ulB, 43 Sabre, unO Gilbert Gins
tier, 81 Sabre, puroen nod Dem
Rings gouutp 9oIpital eebradt. Der
sntfonbene 8rnno tOnnts nit lei9s
ter Mdibe seI0iat tDsrbtH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
Slic0er Onpnctncr Cit
gutter Oei6dftsmomn!

@1oorio, %. Qug. (goit6eridt.)
Der o6rantfurter 8etttng miro
aus Berlin beridtet: oQaB Die an-
ihnlungen unierer @egner iiber
Gbre unb Golbutenpfliht iid bon
ben inieren In bielen @anften TN.
terIheioen, lit Idnait befattnt. Die
engliide Gegierltng 8ablt ieoem Der
elm oeutides llnterieeboot ~berienft
poer BET elmer 9erienfitug mitbilft,
cine 9roBere @eIoprdmte. Sic fran-
Soiiihe giegieritug int oasieIbe. Ser
Sniptmann 8uBnemer, 6ranfreihs
erfoIgreiditer aampffIieser, erbaIt
fir ieoes abqeidoiiene 6lug3eltg
bare 1900 6rnnfen. Man itebt
olIo. oob 6ds, mas fir GeutiAe
@flidterfiiaung it, fir Den Snupt.
MANI @upnemer ols Elm @ei6dft
GILT. 9eun 0a 6allptulonn @ltp.
nemer biSber AZ @egner abgei9offen
boben nil, bat er bi8lang $4,000
Branfen beroient." Die gGranffur.
fer 9ettitrg" flgt bit8l, man f6nne
benz fran5oiiiden Snttptttann oieien
Eriegsgetuinn umio eber g0nrett, oI8
DIE Mebr8ubl Der bon ibm abgei6ois
Ienen 5lieger mad tpie Dor mltnter
un0 totenfrob tDeiterflie9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
S~fra6enmnrMben lit
~sprinofislS, Jl.!

Springftelo, Su., A. Gept.-Sn
Dem bieiigen Strabenbdbnitreif
fam es aeltern nbeno at 8dtlihtei.
ten. Gtpn tauieno 9erionen Die
nit BEN Streitern iDmpatbiferten,
botten bier StroBenbnbnipagen be-
moliert rnO bas @auptquortier Der
StraBenbabngeieai6oft ongegrif.
fem, nm ongieI6e ebenfaas gu ser.
It0ren.
3ie berbeigerufenn National.
garoijten griffen Die M1enge nit ge.
fdaten gaionetten an uuo BERTHE.
ben iie. gatr penige nuroen Der.
Iett, 6a feline Sdiiie o6eefenert
nitr0en. Seltte berridt 9tube, un6
etn paar @agen iin0 i'm getrieb.
Wlon erpnrtet ieood 9eute aberlo
erneiierte llnruben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
Bricfpcrkcbr nod
0cr alton Pcinat!
Dlutr arrns.Gcieaiduft pirO fir
itebrrmittInns iOreen. Staatsamt
In @aibington trifit lang crirbn'
ties lIe6creintpmmen.

@oIbineton, A. Sept. - geantte
oeg Observation-Disclosures un0 @ertre.
ter Der Moten &rel5.@ eieli9aft ba.
ben gemeiniboftli9 einen neIert
glan entiporfefL Der es erntoglihen
miro, smiihen g%inlpobueru Der Ser.
einiaten Gtaoten unO 6eren Ser
punoten in Sen 2dnoern Der Nittel.
mddte Den i6riftIiden 8erfebr ipie-
Der ber5ulteaen, Der BET ausbru6
hes Grteees obgebroheu per0en
Fubte.
Cos 8ermittelungSbureau Der
Mmerifnii6en gtoten Greu5. Geieq.
ibaft lit bereit, bon ellen in amerita
lebeiloen 9erionen, sic Angeb0rige
I'm nlten 9aterlar0e baben uilo NIT
oieIen briefli6e 4a9ridten aits5lt-
tnui6en piinideh fur5e angaben
eltgegen5uuebmen uno oil Ole ri6ti.
gen gLoreiien au %bef0roern. Die
5triitititde miiiien ieood enttueOer
in engliider, iran3oiii9er, 0euti9er,
ungoriiher, itaIienii6er, polniider
ODER ruiiii6er Sprade abgefaBt ietn.
3os Gote arel5 miro cine ueber-
iegitt1g oieier 8riefe bornebmen mil.
fen ilno Die 9riefe ioonuR an 0as
Snternattonole Snuptquartier Der
@oten areu3. @eieliAoft in @enf
iibermitteltt BON 100 aus 0ie Der.
tei[ung on bic a0reiiaten geideben
ioa.
@eitere @~in5elbeitelt iiber 0ieieS
ARRANGEMENT meroeu pom Der 9toter
SreuS-@ eleuidaft binnen tilr3em
mitgeteilt meroen. Gas 8ulianoe &C.
bradte 4bfommen lit nidt ntlr bonn
Gtan0puttte Ser MenIdIi6feit aus
ols iebr erfretili9 ST. betradten, ION.
bern es gereidDt aud oem 6taats0e.
parterperlt 81 1o6em @eroienit our9
DeIIen Gnergie uu0 Gntgegenfommen
es erm6glidt mur0e, Die olBerge.
iDobnlid groBen Sdpierlgtetten 6lt
abertpin0en.
Die 20iuilg 0ieies 9robIems miro
bon bielen Gauienoen g~inpobnern,
Die Q~ngeborige I'M alten 8aterlattoe
ba6eit, NIT GROCER 5retl0e begritBt
per6en un6 ottb ibren SatniIien
otf Der nu0ereu Seite 6es groBen
@aiierS ais groBe GrI6iuug in 6ie.
fee ihmeren Belt tpillfommen fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
aatumObil nnS GfcrS.
Cine ino6erne iSabeI.

Gin Idmudes QutomDbiI fanb Dor
sinem Stale, in tpsldsm iia Elm
gferO befanb, bas melandoIiI9 ben
aopf bdngsu IieB. .
Primes R6BIein!" beganr bas aus
tomobil in sinem Sons, aus benz
me9r !9o1n aIg MitIsio beraustIang.
,Bo iino bie i8bnen 3sitsn, no Oh
bic groBe gfons ipieIteit? Griber NOR
uniereins Don Dir n6bdngig. glur
9einer @naoe batte i9 es gu Derbaus
fen. pern i4 mid bon Der STEELE
riibren tonnte, aber tebt raIe i9 auf
Gturmesfligsln ba9in unb meinetipes
gen tGnneu mir ale pferOe geitobIen
lperben!"
.grOBmduliger qra9lsr!!" tpieberte
inn putfdnaubenO bas GoB sntgs'
gen. n9u Ieioeit an @rOBenpabn!
8enn On ni9t an Der 66oLe tIebit
uno Did aberbnupt fortbepsgen
fannif, 10 Oerbantt 0u bies ein3ig
unb auein Der - Pferbstraft!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
Sran5oiii6er
1~11ini1ter %refioniert!

9aris, 4. Sept. - M1aloa g2ini.
Iter 6es Snuer1l lit BON ieinem $50.
item 3urldgetretetl. SSltIes Gteeg,
D&iniiter 0e8 offentIihen nrterridt8,
bat tempordr oos bi8ber bon 2ouis
S. MalbD beripaItete Miniiterium
oes Snnern iibernoutmeit. Sn einem
Sdreiben an ben Bremier 9fibot
gtbt Mtolbb Die bon Der 9reiic gegen
i'm beriibten @ngriffe ols 8run0
ieines Hitdtrttts oil. Quber6em
ipuroe Der friibere WiniIter oe8 Sit.
flern bon Senator GIemenceou eeles
gentli6 elmer Senat50ebotte atta.
diert, neil er on9ebli6 gelpiIien Gle.
menten geeeniiber, Die antipatrioti-
fiber 8ropagan0a beiduIoigt muir
ben, oa8ugroBe Eoleron3 palten IieB.
Inter 0ieien Bropaganoiiten befan0
fid aud DligueI 4lmereb6a, Der Der.
Itorbene Sernisgeber 6es Bonnet
Houge", nelher unlangft Sel6it.
moro beging.
Ole 8eitungen t~ritiiieren Malbb,
neil er iolden Berionen @ertrauen
i1enfte uno 8. y. 9u0al, einem Der
9ireftoren Der Bonnet 9touge" .@e.
ieIidaft 9diie ~nusiteaten. 9ripaI
ioa @un6erttauien0e bon Brancs bon
Der Gdiuei8 rad Jranfrei9 ge6radt
ba6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

Mittelnt. geebes 12.25-t3.75.
@em0bnI. 8eebes 9.00-12.00.
@1te un0 bette SabrIiuge 1900
1900.
Mittelu1. SGbrIin9e t2,00-t3.00
@etD0bnl. Sabrlinge 9.00-1t.50.
&orni6nere @ras.8 eeOes 1850
1850.
Cute II. bette @eioe-g eebes HOO.
1850.
@ittelm. 8ei6e,g rebes $50
1915.
@em0bnli6e 8eebe8 7.50 1926.
aitbe 1tn0 Sellers 10c ~rtie0ri8er.
Cute bis bette @eifers 10000
Cute bis bette ait6e 1885.
MitteIm. &tbe 6.50-7.00.
@ep09nIide aiibe 5.00-6.50.
6toders un0 Bee0ers felt bis
lei1ter.
grima Jeeoers 9.50-1t.5O
@uts Bette Seekers 10000.
I~tittelmGBige 10000.
@elp0bnlihe 5.60-6.50.
Cute, bette 6tofers 7.75-S.75.
Stod Sellers 6.50-7.00.
Stof aiibe 6.00-7.50.
gtof a4lber 10000.
Seal Gdl6er 8.0OAt2.25.
Bull 1tnO 6togs 5.50-S.25.
= 3ufubr G300; 10-25c
nieoriger.
Observation-Disclosures 17.45-17,75.
S06Iter 8rei8 1926.
Shafe - 3ufltbr 22,800; @anrft
Itarf biz Zoe nieOriger.
@ltc uno bette &ammer 1875
17.40.
Cute nn6 bette Sdbrlinee 1t.50
1850.
Cute ul6 bette Mtutteridafe 9.75
-10.75.
@ltte nuo bette @iboer 1850
1900.
Seeoer 2Gmmer t7.O0-t7.80.
5eeoer Sdbrlinee 1t.50-13.00.
Geeoer Ntlttterihnfe 100000,
ct. Suiepg Mnrttberidt.
St. Soiepb. Wto.. A. Sept.
- 8uiubr 27o0i @aorti
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ediff6rH6iac Sapaucr.
81 tIs6erlebenSe bonn 6ta6tSampfer
g6otobira Iara" in Seiuaro
gelaHoct.

sepor6, Qlogfa, a. Sept. - Der
erite Sii5ier 81. 90. @~lntinoo url0
81 ueberle6er6e BON benz iapaniiden
5radt0nmpIer naotobira glaru" ,
melder on ~. Sult an Der aiiite
glIasfag aeIdeitert lit, iuurOen bier
bon Dem gampfer Santa Gina" &c.
Iaitoet. Die @eretteten fiirHten, Dab
aobitaR S%nrnbittao 6giouga uno rs
Mom Der geiabung ben COB gefun.
ben Boben, oa felt ibrem gbitoben in
einem fIeinen Boot man uidts mebr
ben linen eebort bat.
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ghieaap Nfarft6erid,t.

GbicQgo, ST, 4. Sepr.
9linSbieb - 3uiubr 10000; Minrfi
ouBeroroentlia flaa.
Sdiueine - 8ufubr 1000, 10c ME.
0riger ais Montag.
S01iter &reis 1850
SltrdidniH8preis 17.40-1S.40.
Sd)afc - 3ufu6r 1900: Dart
felt bis 15c nieoriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
sStlidltr g[ntnnnfnn.

Beotrice, gteb., A. Sept. = Der
35idbrige Snmes aosparef bon
0oea tit ON Samstae BEL einem
altomobiIunfan in ct. Soiepb.
DO, inns 2eben gefommen, tudbrenS
gee 9ablor. nld bon 96ea, in einenl
Solpital In CT. Soiepb itmer Der.
lett oanieoerIiegt. aasporefg 2ei@e
ipitroe eeltern nod GoeG our Bel.
iesune uberfibrt.
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S6fernte 6efdIannn6mt.

Botbd, 4. Sept-0os W&iniite.
rum beidloanobmte bic geiomte
0biternte oes Ser3oatim8 8ltr
Misunderstanding. a6geidIo5ene
pribate uno 6ffentIi6e @erfdufe
iino unoiltig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

lougiam un0 nieorieer.
Sdweine - 3ufubr 300; i0-25s
nie0riger.
S6hiter 4rets 1856.
9urhidnittSpreis II. Oil So.
SAafc 3ufubr 1000; 10-15s
bober.
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Ndnias Gin @larftGeridlt.

&anio8 GItn, A. SEPT.
JiinObieb - 3ufubr $4,000; Yaorft
felt.
Sdlueine - 3ufubr 1000; Mnrft
felt bis 10c nieoriger.
@06iter 8reis 1915.
9urdidnittspreis t7.5O-18.50
Sdafe = 8ufubr 1000; 25c bober.
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omaha @etreiSemartt.

0nlaba, gscb., 4. Sept.
Starter 8ei5en-
gtr. 2 204-206
Scr. 3 2o4-204h
@eiBes Corn
Scr. 2 2O0b-201
SIR. 8 200-200la
@emiidtes Corr
Scr. 2 1916
Scr. 8 190-t93
gseiBer Safer
scr. 2 57A-57h
Scr. 3 57-57A
Stanoaro Safer 5615-57
gtr. 4 5612-56A
@erite-
Mal8eerIte t16-123
6~uttergerite 100-1l1
&oggelt-
Scr. 2 172k-17sh
Scr. 3 172-17SA
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1l1arktbcriGte

omaha. gleb., 4. Sept.
JiiuOUicb - 3ufubr 10000.
9eeHtiere Iongidh 10-I5e nieo.
ri9er.
Cute unb bette 8eeoes 1850
1855.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-08-03

section for a number of years,
formerly residing on a homie
stead at Goose Heaven. About
four years ago he traded this
farm to Fred Boutwell, for the
feed store known as the Benewah
Commission House, which he was
operating at the time of his death,
and since that time has resided
in the city.
The deceased was not married
and little is known of his rela-
tives. His. brother, Dr.. w. j..
Byrnes, a physician of Minneap-
Oils. has been notified of his
death and is expected here to-
morrow. The body is being held
at the Mulcahy Undertaking Par
lCrs pending the arrival of Dr..
Byrnes, when funeral arrange
ments will be made.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-08-03
ELEVEN !. w. w.
TAKEN TO MOSCOW

Sheriff j.. b. holland left
yesterday morning fer Bovill
with eleven I. w. w. who have
been bound over to the district
court for trial. From BoVill the
party will proceed by automobile
TO Moscow, where they will be
held i'm the stockade until court
convenes here in November. This
action is taken by the authorities
ON account Of the crowded con-
dltion of the local Jail. The pris-
cners are Neil Quincy, who was
formerly in charge of the I. w.
w. headquarters here, Ed. Shan
non and Albert Vannier, who
were arrested at st. Joe, and Neil
Mcleod, Chris Sheperd, Ned Wer-
beck, Angelo Vacellio, A. David
sen, Matt Antella, Stanley Hovey
and George Vicare, arrested at
Santa.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-08-03
MILWAUKEE, LBR. co.
TO BUILD NEW DYKE

l.. e. Purvis was busy yester-
day afternoon making a survey
for a new dyking district which
will be created at the property
of the Milwaukee Lumber COM
pany here. The new dyke will
run from the present one to the
foot of the hill, following the
boundary of the St. Joe river and
including all property in the
Riverdale Tracts to an elevation
of 2i4O feet above sea level, with
the exception Of the right Of way
of the Milwaukee railway.
The dyke will be erected as an
additional precaution against
damage from high water and it
is planned to start work on it in
the near future in order that it
will be ready as a protection
against the floods of next spring.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-08-03
CLAUDE MILES is
IMPROVING SLOWLY

The Record is in receipt Of a
communication from Mrs. Claude
Miles, who is with her husband
in Spokane, stating that amputa-
ton of his foot was made on
July i6, after nearly a week s
delay trying to restore circula-
ton in the foot. Blood poisoning
had set i'm and up to four days
ago it was feared that amputation
above the knee would be necessary
to save his life. lie is resting
easily now and she states will be
.cut of the hospital in about two
weeks.
Mr.. Miles was injured July 40
while working at the logging
camp of Sly & Boutwell, on the
Coeur d'Alene river near Rose
Lake. A tree which he was fall
ling struck a dead snag, carrying
if away and the snag struck Mr.
Miles on the right foot, badly
lcrushing his foot and ankle. HC
was taken by automobile fifty
miles to Spokane and to the Sa-
lcred Heart hospital i'm that city
Mr.. Miles was employed at The
Union Market here for abou
three years, leaving here last fal
for San Diego, Cal, where he ha'
charge of a meat market for Bel
Sly. He had only been working
al the logging camp about twl
weeks when the accident oc
cured.
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and November. On account of
the high water at that time,
which threatened the plant of the
company, j. ID. Miller, its presi-
dent, could not leave this city and
accepted the land without max
ing a cruise of the timber.
The complaint states that a
logging contractor was employed
who moved his outfit to the land
and started logging operations.
This contractor then reported to
the lumber company that the
cedar on the land was old, with
the butts of the trees decayed
and the tops broken and worth
less as merchantable timber.
The complaint then states that a
survey and cruise of the land was
made which showed the extent of
the land to be 60 acres instead
of 20 and showed the timber to
be worthless.
j. G. Fralick is made a CO.
defendant in the action because
he purchased the notes in ques-
tion, the complaint alleging that
he did so with due notice and full
knowledge of the transaction.
Judgment is asked for the $500
already paid, the return of the
two notes, together with interest
at seven per cent from May z,
and $500 damages. f. N. La
Neine appears as attorney for the
lplaintiff.
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CLAIMS TIMBER SOLD
TO BE WORTHLESS

A suit has been filed in the
district court for this county by
the Slime Lumber & Shingle COM
pany against F. E. Hemenway
and J. G. Fralck asking for the
return of two notes of $500 each
with interest from May Z at seven
rer cent, judgment for $500 and
$500 damages.
y The complaint alleges that on
eMax r7 Mr.. Hemenway sold the
rl.I@}T what he purported to be
% '~aNres of land containing
100000 feet of merchantable
cedar timber for a consideration
# $500, $500 of which was paid
down and the remand r in two
notes Of $500 each, due in August
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COSTS OF ACTION
ASSESSED TO PLAINTIFF

A decision was rendered by
Probate Judge Cromwell yester-
day in the case of B. r. Svens-
gard against Austin p. Fagen
which was tried July 26 and
taken under advisement. The
action was brought to replevin a
mower and rake, or their value,
$50, held by the defendant, and
also to secure $50 damages for
The length of time they we're
held. The judge decided in favor
of the defendant. assessing the
costs of the action against the
plaintiff and directing that the
property be returned into the
possession of the defendant
Attorney VIM. D. Keeton repre-
sented the plaintiff and Allen A
Holsclaw appeared for Mr.. Fagen
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Examination
Starts "Wednesday
FORTY EIGHT ORDERED TO REPORT
No Credit Given For EnIiStmentS In Army Since
June 80

The first call from this, county
for persons to appear for physical
examination was mailed today by
the local selection board. The
master list containing the num-
bers drawn by the war depart
ment was received Wednesday
and since that time the clerk of
the selection board has been busy
checking it with the list of re-
gistrants in the county.
The persons whose numbers
appear in the first 48 drawn have
been notified to report next We'd
resday; those from 49 to 90, in
elusive, will report Thursday;
and numbers 81 to 144, inclusive,
Twill report next Friday for the
examination. Next Saturday the
names Of those who are physi-
lally qualified and who do not
claim exemption will be certified
to the district board as persons
called and not exempted or dis
charged.
The physical examination will
be held in the court room at the
court house if it is found there
is room enough there for a proper
examination. If not other quar-
ters will be secured, according to
Dr. C. J. Kinsolving, who is the
examining physician for the local
board.
County Auditor Warren T.
lshepperd, acting as clerk of the
local selection board, recently
sent a protest to Governor Alex
Iander against the quota de-
lmanded from this county for the
rev national army under the
selective conscription act. II was
felt that Benewah county had moi
received credit for the number
from here who have already en-
listed in the various branches Of
the government service.
In reply Mr. Shepperd has re-
ccived a letter from C. o. Broxon
private secretary of the governor
stating that under the draft Law
dredit is given only for enlist
ments in the regular army OF
National Guard prior to June 80
/. credit is given only for enlist
ments since that date and credi
is not given for enlistments il
the navy or subsidiary organiza
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CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting Of the city
council was held Tuesday even
ing for the purpose of hearing
protests against the creation Of
sprinkling district but none
we're filed. The bonds Of the city
treasurer, chief of police and
patrolman were also approved
and Doctor o. d. Platt was ap-
pointed city health officer.
The appropriation ordinance,
providing funds for the operation
Of the city for the ensuing two
years was also passed. The or
dinance increases the tax levy
for general and special purposes
to is mills as compared with i3
mills last year This increase is
due in part TO the necessity of
providing a sinking fund of $500
for the 1915 water bonds. The
appropriation also includes 5000
interest on these bonds.
Several other matters Of i'm
portance were discussed but ac-
tion on these was deferred until
the regular meeting of the coun-
Gil, which will be held next Mon
day evening.