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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

pbcr, ser an s. Septembcr 1915 5lnr
Sitularbiihoi bon Sipain gclpeibt unS
Dem bpd)lp'iten Siitof 9tid,ter ais
Soaoiutprbiitpi nit Dem Nettc Der
NahfolSc b%eiscacbeu ,plrte. cat Die
2citlns Der SiD5cic, Die icst 1922
600 8Idubi9e umiabt. iibernommerL
Setcnsiami bcs V%crturbcnen.
Ser fptip'ite @iidpi mar steoren
an 8. Ipril 1888 81 NeIniirten,
Clbenburg, oils Sobu bon Spbanu
Seiur:h unb Nnna Waria Gliiabctb
S,itter (seb. Ilbcrs). Gr fam i'm
Sabre 1854 aot Imerifu uno sipar
nab Cincinnati. irp CT icincn pbiioios
phiihcn Stuhien an ct. fapier Col.
le9e unS Dem Not. ct. @nrp's Semi.
mar oblnJ. 1851 bcgab or iid gun;
Stubium Der Sbeologie an naS Mmeri.
fnuiite College in Horl. 100 CT DEN
Softor Der Shcplpgie mad,te unb an,
10. Suni 1865 BON &arbiual Yatri5Si
gum Yricite, ge'peibt murae. gr
fcbrte nab Cincinnati 6uriid nuo
lpirfte pcm %. Sttober 1865 bis CUNT
Sabre 1870 ais Iicc sGrGiiocnt liro
Trpieiior Der Soematit. Sbiloiopbie
uno 9it5urgie ON Ut. ct. Iarp'S
Scminur. 1870 lpuroe or Hettor Scr
ct. 9aiprenccs 8emeinSc une GapIan
Der ~Ncaoemp OF VT. ct. Tincsnt".
i'll Cincinnati. Stio. pelole StcIlcm
CT bis 81 ieiner Grbebung gum critcn
Siidpf Der Sip5eIe 8ranS HapioS.
0tid.. bcflcieete. Seine 9onictras
tion als Siidoi Der genannteu 9ip,
3eie eriolGtc an %. Npril 1888.
burh ben Gcaoiutorbiidof CHER. benz
Ole @iihoic Sorseb unb @cGlosty
aiiiitierteu.
Sans beioneere Iuimerfiamfeit
id,enfte Der eiirige uno uncrmiiblihe
SiSdoi Ter Grr:ttuns bon Soipitd.
Tern. Sdulen, a~pQeesen nnS Seu,is
naren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Dret y~treeteme" HaCelmtiemen
Uer Neift HauGe.

Waibiuetom, 8. 9. = Wenn
nab @euiabr ber &onereb tpieber 5us
iaMmentritt. iptrb ser brei Yrobibas
tions <@ori&Id8en seseniiberiteben:
~ Ser Blu, .iuelhe Srodenlegrng
bes 9iitrifts Columbia perIanst;
81 Ser Heiolrtion betreffs zines
8uubes : NmenSements fir Berbct
bon eeiitieen @etrdnten i'm sanaen
2an3e, uno
49, elmer .8ootleesin9 Bill" nm
benz ungeleslihen Berfauf bon Spiris
tuoien gu itsuern.
0ie MntisS aloon 2eagre bon Mmes
rita Gebdupset 0eniisenb Stinmen I'M
9anie gu BADEN INN bas 8unoesz Yros
EDITIONS >Gmenbemxnt ourf5ubrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Die Mliiertsn perlongen S&abeuerfat
unb Gmtid,1lbtsums BPM ben Urte~
den. - 25uis &omitantim beruft
&%runratb.

Ntben, l.. Sanuar '17.-4raf b
SoSoari. Der italieniihe 8eianbte in
8riefenlanb, iiberreitte eeitern ber
eriediiden NevierunJ Soroeruneer
Der gntentes Mniierten. in ipelber
Sdabeaerfae fir bic bel oeH tiir5liheu
Sulammenitoben erl;ttenen Werluite
berlanUt miro. Ser Arouratb uni
bas &abinett ipurben iofort bonn &0nia
e%inberufen. Gs beibt. baB Der &onil
ben 8eneralitab initrAiert bat. ben
transport Der tbc1aiii&en Srupper
mad SiiSen mD9liAit su beihleuni9en,
9eSt Der Wote.
STE bon ben 8eianbten bon Srdnfz
reid. gnslaro uno @ublanb unters
aet1nete Note an @rieGenIanp bat
foleenscn Wortlaut:
@arantien: Mne eriediid,en Streits
frdfte auberbalb oeS Yeloponnes
iouen auf Die our Iufrehterbaltuna
Der Orounng umo bes Yoli5eioienitel
abiolut notbipenoise 3abl beidrdnti
tperben; Waffen uno Munition, ems
ifIiebIih idmmtlitcr &ano,ten Inb
Maidinensetpebre ioIlen mad BEN
ReIeponnes gebradt peroen; biefe
Gage fol- anba!ten. iolan9e es bic
Nutierten fir notbtpenois eradten.
Gue Nniammlune bon 9riehiiheu
Reierpiisen nDroltb bonn Sitbmus bon
&orintb iou perbOtsn iperocn; Gibis
liiten biirfen feline Waffen tro9en,
Die &ontroue Der MQiierten fol- tpie>
Der bergeiteuttuer6en.
Shabenerias: NRe tpesen !So9s
berratbs ober tpe9en anberer politiiher
Griinbe 0erbafteten ioIIen iofort freis
geIaficn iperben. Ser &pmmanbant
Der 1. eriediihen Nrmee ODER Der
General. Der fir Die llnruben perants
tportlid ipar. iou iofort abseiest ipers
BEN. Sic srieGiihe Neeierune ;pl
ii1 bel ben @eianoten Der Maiierten
unb beren Glageen aaf etncm offents
Iiden N:us entihulbisen. Die Muis
ierten bebalten itd Ginihreiten Dor.
ipenn @rte1enlanc ben Sorperungen
NiGt %nadfo,nmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

i!ibrung 81 iiberipahcn. Scrner lit
er iiir Nues. lrns nhi bic Scrcitid)aft
uno bic Grba!turg Der militdriid,cn
S%ilfsluelen Der Hatisn @cSug rat,
uerdnt!rcrtlidl.
Sir Die Streitfrdfte I'M Sclbe bat
Sranircih 5wci Don chamber unab,
bdneige botiitomIlanbiercnbe Siibrer,
Ben General Nipelle. Siibrer Der
Mrmceu bes Tprbens uno Soropitens.
lno 8eMeral Sarroil. Den 6iibrer scr
Circuit NrMcc auf fem @t.l.an. Der
Dem Gricesminiitcr untcritebt.
Sn ser Yreiie ipirb Die neue gbrung
fir Genera! Soiire nit 8cnuetbu>
urs begriibt. Sn Srantrcid erbliGt
man in ibm Den Netter pun Barns
uno Sranfreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
H~elSenMntttee Nenneit.
(eSeStal.T epefGe bteier i3ettums.)

IOntreal, =. G., Den ?. Ga
nuar 1917.-@dbrcno Der Nadyf BON
bort9en 5an,stag auf Sonntas aerie.b
oas i'm @e9antic County 9~eleeene ct.
Seroinano DC Salifar : Mipl fir
0eiitesfranfe in SeMer. Sie Naht
mar aubergep0bnliG falt unb fein
Wann traf duf benz llngliidsplase ein
bis Die 8ebduoe 5eritort iparen unD
As SniaIien un6 cine Sdtoeiter bas
3cben pcrloren batter. Bic S6!pes
tern retteten bic iibrisen 1875 Sns
faiien. inbem tie ibr ei9enes 2ebcn
anf's Spiel iesten. 0ie 80 MtGbd,en.
pelde oas Ycniionat %bellepcn. puS
nit Der @nitalt perbunben lit. ipurbeu
cbenfals gsrettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Sur Orientierun9.

ipdtefeu &riege uiro bic Gntente bet
@ngreifer iein unb perben Fh bic
Verbiinoeten 1T Der @ertbeibisnn8s.
itelung ~bcfinocn. Sie Befeiiaung
Der mittlereu Clinic, peshe bis gum
9ia5en Sitsn retten ioa. biIbct bic
%grsdi,5una Der arteessisle Der Nittel'
mdtte. SaS urfpriinglihe Siel mar
Elm rein negatives. Gs itefte lid bar
in Der &bmebr FER Ibfdten Der
Gutente, ZEN itatmS auu 81 Gnbern, in
Der Mbtpeiiung Der abftmt Gnglanb's,
ben tutrtbfd)aittdjcn &pnfmrrenten al.
smidiittein unb Der Gtanfreih's mnb
HuRlanb's, bic politiihe &artc Garo.
3n's burd bic WesnaDne bon GliaR.
sptbrtnsen unb bic Mnftbeilnns bee
Iiirfei 81 daseru.
ll,Ger bieie5 uripriiu9lid,e Siel bins
aus greifeu Elm militdriifer uno ein
pirtbitaftltter Inipruh Der @erbiius
beten. Ser militdriite betreffs Der
Sauernben Siterun9 Der @reu3en, ber
piribihaitIife b~etreifs Der Shaffuns
zines ScIfeo Der ungsbiuberten un0
un~beidrdaften getbdtisunS.
Sic heutisc 8fiegslage I'M Siten
uno Weiten uuteritiiet Den militdri,
iheu Nnipruh. Sic IerbdItniNe auf
benz galtan. beren enhgiiItigc Hese.
lung Der %rumdniihc Selp5u9 beioret.
lsst Die pirtbitaftIiae gntipidlung
fir Die 3ufunft felt. Sie Grfiiluns
beiter Mnfpriihe mug lie 8rnnbbe.
b%inaKns tercits Der 5riencns.g Ser.
%banolunsen bilben. 3afir iinb bic
gruReu Epfer at Gut unS @lut bar.
gebrad1t mproen. NifJt MIR bic
Wrcn5en miiffen gegen iebe meiteret
@rgrifisacId tic nno tlebcrfaa SmbBltf,.
f:iten militdriih seifiist, aud bic
WieSerkoluns Des WerfuhS, Mintouet
uDn Ureiien, 1rauen unb 8tnSer benz
Snnsertuoc aussm;ietern, muf nnm5ss
lid, gen,adbt peroen.
Cont piiroc CO Gin auIer
Sricbe nerben. Der feline
3 BADEN fonute. Sann miibte
Ger ariee ipeiter sebeu. bis our 0ers
nittlils Der eiuen ODER Der anberen
friesfilbrenben Yartei. Yin foIdes
ariegsSiel :Gnnte aber nur I'M Weiten
ober i'm Sircn, uuf ben beiosn beute
nod lid ais Die 6aiptfriegsihaupldss
bnritelenbcn Sronten. erreidt iperoen.
@ieIleiht, oaB bod nod einnlal
cine leete &raitanitrensuug Der alis
ierten Streitfrdfte itattfinben pirp,
Die ~SurGbruds Sbee" I'M Weiten ooer
I'M Often CUR S1l%rdfibrune gu brin'
gen. SHe beitise 0ielbune. bab bic
9eutihen binter Der Eomme> Sront
cine sat,a neue unb nod itdrfere Der,
tbeibisungss 2iuie errihtet baben. n,ub
aber ieoen neir,ren SurdJbrldsperlun
alS ausiidtslos eriheinen IaIien. Sur
Siten iino Die Thiiien auf Der geiamim.
ten Sront bebrobt uno ifon lit Dos
@ort .Sbeiia" sefallen. Suaten
be @erblnbete aber aud ibren
Sperationen feline berGrtise auSbeb.
nmmg seben, 10 baben Tie goo beu,e
bereitS cine Serfiir5ung ihrer 5ront
erreift, iue;he iie in ben Stano test,
itarfe Sr%nppenfraite, bic trei merben,
mad anberen 2rtsssihaupliten fir
bic Turtictmng hes 8rieces ~
birisieren.
Wenn Dos Sriebcnsangebot belits
bon Seiter eer @erbliubeten ailsgebs,
10 geifisb: pies II benz geipuBtiein
beraus. Dab lie Die oerI aricse ibrers
leits geieetem 2iele in Der bon Der
militdril6cn Gage 9erehtiertieten CIR
pei!erung bercit5 erreiht baben. limb
es 9eidiebt aus penn &raftgefIbI Der,
aiiS. ooB iie. ials bas 8rieoenssebot
abeeIebnt tpirb. imitanoe iinb. ben
&riea iie9reih iortauieeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Den Gen 1Iatienalbontem.

" aifbineton. 8. G.-8iilfss
aacllen pan Nationalbanien Der Der.
Staatsn BADEN, ipie Comptroller 9ils
liams antiinoigre. in bsn lestcn beis
ben Sabren nm mebr ais $4,000
100000 5u9erommen Inb bctrasen
iebt $15.520.000 900 pbcr etipd ST.
OOO. 900 mebr ais Die 0ciammts
Si;lfsauelen Der 8anf bon GnglanS.
Der 8anf Nranfreid. Der Vant
bon Nublanh. Der Scutlhen Ncitss
banf. ser 0nnf nou Stalicn. Ser
Bant bon Spanien. Der Vant bon
Nieberlanoe. Der 8ant bon Zane
mart. Der idipei5criiden Nationals
banf uno Der Ncidsbanf bon Sapan
3uiemmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

" bfngfon n, 8. 6. = Sm
Staats Oepartement tpurbe betannt
ge9eben. oab 0eianbter Yerbomo
BON Can Domingo ben iibxigen Weitz
gliebern nes bipIomattinen &urps
et1en Yroteit 9eaen bic bon ben
omerifaniihen Warine : Gtreitfrdften
auf Der Sniel einaefiibrte militdriimc
8ontroue erboben bat. Yrd3ebenaz
fduen aufol9e bat Der @eianbte elmer
N~boerufuMg ~eetpdrt;g su iein. Or lit
bon Der Neeierune ernaxnt tpcrben,
ipelHe bel ben iiineiten Wablen auf
Can Somingo gei@Iagen tuur6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

~ y. ~, ttN IeQI lUllltiUultpSi
~ 9eurtbetlenoer. ihreibt unter
Dem 2atunt bonn 20. 9e5ember iiber
Die militdriihe Sage ipie folet:
Tie SrieoenssW erbanolunsen baben
bonn rein m:litdriid)en Stanopuntt MIR
iniofern Sutereiie, a!9 Sic bos Seran>
naben bes Seitpunftes fiinben. in
lpeltem Der 9efebl: .9ie Wcffen
nteber!" ergebt. Sn5piiteu sebt Der
3rieg ipciter. Sas erite HeiuItat Der
Sriebensz Werbanolungen piro in Der
4norbnune bes Observation-Disclosures,
tpdbrcno oeiien Sauer Die 8aifen
ruben, beiteben. Die militariihe CIR.
mdouns mirit bic 5urSernns auf, BAH
bic bmr6 bic Wafien brr4.iseiibrte
3rieeslase tie Bats ber 6rieoeRs.
Werbenclmngen bilbe uitS ,uos etua
iiber bic uripringl;h fprtseiekteu
oielc hinaas b%eariprud)t ,rersen fam
unb mas nadselaiien tuerScn mug.
@as Den GUT 3eit itattfiuoenber Sriez
%bsnsroten> Nustauih anbetrifft. 10
piro baS miIitIriite SntereiIc III
erlter 9inie burb Die ierem 3ugrunbez
tiegenoe NbiidJt. Die ariegs5iele beioer
friegfibrenoeu Yarteien 81 pcd5ii:e>
rem. eripedt. Ser ginrauo, oab bteic
3iele bereits befannt leien, lit nid)t
itittaltia. benn tic tonnen ooer
miiiler. ipie bereits geiagt, b1lrd Die
ariegslage. iuie lie it'd bis auf Den
heuti9en Gag enttuidelt bat. cine
Iusbebnurg uber cine @eidrdntun9
erfubrcN baben.
Sic uripriingliten aricgs5iele Der
@qiierten ,ueroen in elmer beAte pcrz
oifentlitten Iusiiibruns bes v8ietih"
not einu,ol beutlid] bar9ele9t. Sas
e%influbreide st. Yetersburger Slott
idreibt: .Stalieu bat nift 5rieit be-
iest. Sran!re;h bat it'd feline ieite
8ren5s an Mbein seitaffen. gnelanp
bat Die peutide Slotte nitt perniftet,
unb es lit DEN Muiierten nidt ge@
Iungen. Die beutiten Streitfrdfte 81
9anbe l%abm5ulesen." 9as glatt
bate, I'm nilaJ bus ruiIildle &rieg55iel
Nsin3uihlieBea. iasen miiNen, paB Die
Huiien aud, nift nab &onitantinopcl
selauet finb, aber es eibt offen 81,
bah bic aatierte Diplomatic nidt im-
ftanbe iei, bieie Siele befannt az
Beben, ba itnen bic militdriihe
0runblase bafiir feble.
SebIt reu HripriinsIiden 3ieleu
Iolbe 8rnnolage, 10 erideint efren
gripeiteruns oouis unsereftfeftigt.
9ieie Gs,ueiterang itelt I'D aber bar
in Der britiihen Mnfiinoiguns zines
wirtbfhuftlthen &riegeS segen bic
Nittelmad,te mad benz MbffluR beS
Waffcnsanges. Was nit Den Sttpsre
tern nidt crrlin9en ncrbcn fpnntc rnb
Nos rae u%ripriinglidc britiid)c &riegss
5icl bartlett. Die Seiciti9unB Der peut>
idjen ipirttiGaftIiten IpnfurrenS, bas
ioI nit Der G perre CREDIT lpcrbcn.
TeutIhInnb, bas militdriif nid,t der
ihmettert" merben fonnte, lou ipirtb>
iGaitlih erbroiielt. Die .6unger>glos
daoe" in ueuer Sorm i,ieber aufges
nomnen iperoem.
Ser .Mietih" ifreibt. BOG Die
Surtfiibrung bcs beNtidcn Ylanes
b%etreiis Der Seritellung zines mittelz
.urppdiiten glods Den eriten Die
@ehberrifait porbereitcnSen Shritt
bilbe. Sie Seritelluns Der ~inneren
2inie", Die Grridjtung Der 9riide iibcr
ben @alfan. bat Die Iittclmdfte in
oen Stano seSest. Den 3ries militia
rid ourd5uiiibren. Nui Der gleiten
inneren Clinic pirb iih Die Tertbeis
Sigung 9eaen Den o @nalanb fir
ipGter on9etiiuocten pirt6ifaftlihen
&rieg fcniplioicren. Snd in bieiem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Cuff (6manger uon 5tieoenSgeri6ten.

Ftt bcHamhise Mstatiou 9emti&Iambs ais ermnttisenb fir
BrtebemsausE&tcn at. 1rn& 5uif&em ZEN Versiutstem Staatem nmb
9en.f&lamb befhrdtt fir ben eaa. haa bic tmterbanblunsen tebr-
f&lasem fpaten. - Sebinsunsen. BITE 9eatihlaub nnseb!id su nenen
sebentt, limb trei erfunbem. = MQiierte lehnen S~emf&Ianb's Uriebens.
ameebpt al. - 0aEem 1bhre Rtfen. ytnhre Uetnbe moaem fe;nen
ripkpm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Safs Domingo pretefttert.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

- cr militdriife Iitarbsiter Der
Az 81. 3. Staats5eitung". 8. 8.
b. 60, elm iebr foniernatiper
. 0eurthpi(euOer. itretbt inter
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15

Il is a reelection upon mothers that
the death rate OF babies under one
year IS near 18 per cent OF the entire
number OF deaths In the United States.
Such a percentage OF loss in the case
OF sheep OK cattle would engage the
attention OF the department OF agri-
culture. The baby is entirely depend
ent upon its mother and the care given
Il. We should talk less shout race
suicide" In the ordinary meaning OF the
term, and more about the murder that
Is due TO ignorance and indifference OF
mothers who take UP the duties Of
motherhood with no conception o.
what they really mean--Exchange-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15

Frank HavsHaann, pauper burial expenses
Mrs Hedgepath Cdeceased) 1880
St AnthOny's Hospital services 41s5
A A Weisner. supplies for Geo. Bur-
Logan Moore Lbr. Co. Coal for pauDer
John Becker. BIRD pauper Beikers 2l-00
On motion of Commissions Jacobs the
Board of County Commissioners adjourned
Hays. Kansas. DEFENDERS. 1850 P M
The Board Of County Commissioners met
as per their adjournment All members
The following bills against the County
were, presented, found legal and proper and
the County Clerk was authorized to draw
B. c. Arnold. Justice fess. State VS. c.
B. c. arnold. Justice Fees. State vs.. C.
RObt, W9odaFd, Justice Fees. State vs.
And Miller. constable fees. State vs.. W
W H. Groffy 2-25
Clemens Ortiz, witness fees, State vs.
Hermon Benton 1-5O
Leo Gerstner, witness fees, State VS.
Herman Benton 1-S0
Martin Pfeher, witness fees, State VS.
Herncn Benton LBS
P. J. Quint witness fees, State vs.
Hermon Benton LIS
John Waters, witness fees, State vs.
Joe Pelzel. witness fees. State vs.
Herman Benton LIP
Jacob Kissing. interpreter fees State vs.
Herman Benton 800
Steve JOY, bailif fees 800
F. Loredistch, bailif fees 900
Ig- WasingeE, auto hire ~ 500
Lawrence Lindsey, stenOgrapher fees
Alex Welt, mileage and expenses as
Edward Griffith. rent of room as Court
room IN Ellis 500
{ Continued On another page)
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15
Best Of Road Builders.

It was left to the Carthaginians to
become instructors to the world in
the art OF roadbuIlding. Carthage is
given the credit Of having demon
strated TO the world the strategic and
economic value OF improved roads. But
for a special system OF highways,
which permitted an easy means Of
communication with all parts OF her
domains, she never could have reached
the heights she attained, either in
commerce or war.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15
Fancy Fisherman WANTING RestI

To enable a fisherman to get some
rest, bracket to be clamped TO the
side Of a boat or any convenient ledge
to hold his pole has been invented, a
portion Of it also acting as a brake on
the reel.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15
Faith

Hs'Darling, you don't have to put
on a new dress every time I call
have faith in your extravaganza
Life.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15

Aluminium rice cooker
Boys coaster wagon
lice skates
Food chopper
Electric washer
Flashlights, all kinds
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-15

Keen Kutter Shears
Keen Kutter Knife
Keen Kutter Razor
Keen Kutter carving set
Pyrex baking dish
ALUMINIUM percolator
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
FRIDAY, NOV. 80, 1917

The members of the local fire
department at an enthusiastic
meeting held in their hall Sunday
afternoon perfected arrange
ments for a gymnasium to fur
nish entertainment for the fire.
fighters. Among the parapher-
MALTA will be boxing gloves,
punching bag, trapeze and a
number of other athletic articles.
The fire department boys are en-
titled to all kinds of credit and
praise for the excellent work
they do. No matter at what
hour of the day or night or how
bad the weather they are always
the first to respond at the sound
of the fire bell-and with never a
thought of pay of any kind or for
the clothing usually soiIed during
a fire. Fire department boys do
not always get the thanks and
credit they deserve.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30
TWO-LEGGED HOGS.

Under the above head the Orc
fino Republican says:
Reports from the rural sections
of this county indicate a decided
slump in the price of hay, and
those who have been laying
awake nights figuring on how
they would reap a fortune from
$50 a ton for their hay, will, if
the present mild weather contin-1
ues, be seeing things that will
not go far towards paying taxes
or buying that new Ford. Some
are reported to be now holding in
this section for as much as $45
and $50, and expecting to get it.
Greed may be as unkind to the
fellow who is holding hay for a
price that makes it impossible
for poor people, at least, to feed
a family cow. 1t would be a
crime for hay to go above present
prices, and a mercy if the bot
tom, because of an open winter,
should fall completely out of the
hay market, and stock food go
begging for buyers. The farmer
who boards hay is just as bad as
the big fellows who hoard it or
any other necessity of life, and
deserves the severest condemna-
ton from the press, the people
and the government. What is
the difference? How are you to
make fish of one and fowl of the
other? Both are human hogs,
the motive greed, and the results
the same. There should be no
escape. The government must
control all or nothing. It is rank
injustice to let the hay hogs es-
cape. A hogs a hog-whether
he has four legs or two.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

We notice by our exchanges
from all over the Northwest that
the price of good 16-inch wood is
from 81 to SIS a cord, delivered.
Just why timber and wood in this
part of the country is so much
better that its value is nearly
double that from any other place
is difficult to figure out. If the
war is to blame for it, why let's
stop the war.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

Johnny Baer, the well known
cattle buyer, returned home
Tuesday from a weeks trip
through the Salmon river coun-
try. Mr.. Baer says the cattle
men of that section never felt
more encouraged than they do
this fall, with the prospects for
a short mild winter, good prices
for stock and the grass better
than they ever saw it at this sea-
son of the year.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

There is talk of calling a spe-
cial session of the Idaho legisla-
ture for the enactment of laws to
handle effectively pro-German
propaganda in each community
of the state. 1t looks like this
would be money we'll spent
toward the successful conduct of
the'war. Idaho seriously needs
the laws that are lacking to meet
the war crisis, and, once they are
framed, it should take little de-
bate and time to pass them. -
Nezperce Herald.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

One of our little school girls
has written the following compo-
sition on men: Men are what
women marry. They drink and
smoke and swear horribly, but
don't go to church. Perhaps if
they wore bonnets they would.
They are more logical than
women, also more geological.
Both men and women sprang
from monkeys, but surely the
women sprang farther than the
men,"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

German bullets are beginning
to reach some of the Western
boys. On Nov. 10th while in ac-
ton on the French front two
American privates were shot
Harry L. Miller of Baker, Ore,
was killed and Harry C. Watkins
of North Bend, Ore, severely
wounded.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

The Electric Light Co. is en-
titled to the thanks of everybody
for the new light system just
installed here. By this change
the lights all over town are
just as strong as those in the
business district. 1t surely is a
change that is much appreciated
by all-especially those living in
the outer edge of town.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

Hon. A. F. Ailshie of Occur d.
'Alene, one of the ablest and
most prominent lawyers of Idaho
and former Circuit Judge of this
district, spent a day or two here
this week on legal business for
our city.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

A larger number than usual
were present at the commercial
club luncheon at the Phoenix
hotel Monday noon. Several
matters of interest to the town
and vicinity were discussed
principally road business.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-11-30

No doubt many people took
on" such a gorge that they will
feel ashamed to look another tur-
key in the face for another year.