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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
ltkrGiilc tcrlalt9t
llnab96not9kcit!

2onoon, 81. 0loi. Cine getrc.
grader QepeIde an Die Reuter SeIe.
gram Goupano beiagt, bob Der 5lt
aietp itattfin0en0e Milit1rfongreB,
ser ilber eine glilion bcipoffnete 8e.
mobner 0es Ukraine 3iitrifts on Der
5ront bertritt, bon Der 4robiiori.
i6en &egierung &tBlano8 Die poll.
tiI6e Grei6eit Der Ukraine berlongt
babe. IS miro geforoert, Dab Die
Ukraine Elm beionberes 0fiutIterirm
erbaIte. Qltraire int ntosfa,tiiden
Gei9 uno i'm ebenaligen &ontgrei9
Golen biloet 6ns Guberite @ren5ge.
6iet gegen Die &ortaren uno onoere
gtomo0en; es lit insbeionoer oas
2ano 5u bei0en Seiten OeS ntittleren
8njpr-6ie iebigen @oubernenlants
SIdernigop, &ieS goltaipd, Sit Ser
ebernoligen fleinrttifiiden ooer inpo.
rogiidcn Goiafen)
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St6ueiser kcntrtifIicit
ftacb Sen Der. Staten!

@enf 2t. g2ai. - Gas @eufer
SSourna[ mel0et, bob oie S1mei8er
Gegierrne cine aonlutiiiion 1lad ben
Ser. Staoten entienoen miro, ilra
geiBberItdnoniiie, Die fi9 apifden
beioen &egierltngett in iifngIter 8eit
geIten6 9enta6t babeu, oitF3ltfldren.
Mebrere auerifafeinoIide 3eititngen
baben gegen glnerifo ipegen 0eIen
&erbaltens gegen nelttrale 21nOer
geeifert, ur6 Dos @olfPide glod.
ridten 8ltreau bot bofiir geiorgt,
ooB 0ieies iofort nod @oibingtOn
geuleIoet pitroe, tpo6ttrh bort cine
geritimmltng gegen Die 5dpei8 tpad)
gerufen tpor0en lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
ScSialiitcitailfritbr
in ser frart5. Sc6is,eis!

Gbuur Sc 5on68, SdDeia, iiber
9aris, 21. Mai. Ser gu odt
Sogen Snft berurteilte So8iaIiiten.
fiibrer Saul @ra6e ipurOe BON elmer
2(n3nbI Gei1oiien aus Dem @efdngs
mis- befreit l1lo i'm Griunpb nod
ieinem Seiln gebradt. Ole Gtobf
befin0et fttb beute utter Dem arieg8-
re9t. @rabe batte Die Sdipei8er
Gegierltn9 IN ieiner 8eitnng Sc Sen.
ttneGe in fdnabIider 8eiie aage.
9riffen ltno tpur0e bon einen1 &riegs.
geri6t gu odt &ogen Soft bertrteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

@1Ibington, 81. Wloi. - Serbert
6. Soober lit aunt geabrungsmittel.
oireftor oes enn0es ernartnt poroen
nno ibnt tDeroen meit9ebenoe Wabt-
befugniiie erteilt lperoen. 8or iei-
ner Grnenmtng bat Serr Soober nit
etnent Sonoerausi1uB Der @etreioe.
b6rIen itattgefltnoen u1o iiber 6os
aeIultat Der llllterreouug miro ieBt
folgenoes befannt genadt: 9ie alt-
bergeipobnli9en gerbdltniIie, mel9e
Dn8lt 5iuingen, bic 2ebeusnlittel bes
2anoes iorgfdItig gu bitten, babetl
Die 8ertreter 0eS @etretoebanoeIs
Sitr l1eber3eitgung gebraat OaB es
notipenOig iit cine gtabrilngsmittel.
fonlnliiiton 5u i6afien, Die 0es 8elt.
frieges tpegen nit ben notigen 9e-
filgniiien ausgeitattet iein muB, ober
rir fir Die 3auer oes ariegeS. 9ie
@ertreter Oes @etreioeban0els iin0
iiberoeugt, 6aB, faas nidt8 Der.
ifpenoet, ionOern iorglam $au3 &c.
bnIten miro, gel1iigenO @etreioe fit
ben Seintbe0nrf i'm 2arloe iein miro,
iiib aud geuilgeno, i'm Die aaiier'
ten oanit at berieben. 8esbalb ioa-
te Die gauge glngalegenbeit Der STE.
gierltng unterIteben. Die Qlnbdnger
Der &egierung I'M Senat itn0 berte
oeun aud bcItrebt, ben gtobrltu9g-
ntitteLoireftor SCOOTER in Der gluS.
iibnng ieiner neuen 8fli9ten oil
&ano 5u ge9en uno Dor allen 3in-
gen oafiir 5u iorgen, ooB Die ntf Die
aortroIle Der gtabruugsmittel 8e5ug
babenoe Bill baI0moglihit gum @a-
ieee erboben miro. Senator Sore,
Der bic betreifenoe Bill einreidt bat
biele nebeniddlibe 3inge aus Der
gin aeItriden umo MIR iene Sara
arnpben III 0eriel6en belaiien, bon
fDeIhen er @rlt1lo bat. an5unebmeit,
oaB iie i'm Senat nidt beonitanoet
iperoen. Gs ltno 0ieies:
Gem 9rGii0enten lit oae @efpaIt
berIiebeil noroen, oie 2ebensnittel
Deg 2onoes ior9fdltig 3il bitten itrtO
fir oeren &onierDierung 5u iorgen.
glufrlabme zines 8eniit8 nller
glnbrunosnlittel, bic iif In ben Ser.
Gtoaten befin0en.
Gs iollen giaBnnbmen getroffet
tueroeit, au berbin6errL oaB Rab.
rungsmitteL pdbren0 Der ariegsseit
oufgeitapelt mer0en.
SpefuIieren iii glabrltnssnitteIn
lit urter alien llnitdnoen imterlagt
1ito lit itrnfbor.
g(ae SGuOIer in 2ebensmitteIn
tperben li5eniiert iperoen.
Die gfegiertng fam, tpern iie es
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
rb1n9nispcnc
S1ic6iibMn9 sur See!
Sci SerTclbcu anf 6em 9ampfcr
Nionsulia fiibrt glaten eines
@ei6oiies stuei SOOes.
fdlle berbei.

g9ai6ington, 81. 0tai. - 5ratt
G0itb glDers bon Gbico9o un0 SeIen
Burnett @oobs bon Gbaniton. 81,
fan0en altf oent arlerifaniiden Gam.
pier y@ongolia" ben 600, nls elm
@eIdob platte mo ite bon ben Der.
inlfliegenoen Seilen oesieIben ge.
frooffen uur0en, als fie ben 56ieb.
iibungen Der @ei9iibmanni6nft nuf
bo6er Gee 3uioben. geioe iuaren
felt 1914 i'm GienIte Ses Hoten
Rreu5es unb batten fif in bieIem
Waonot gum oftiben 9ienit an Der
Gront, tuobin fie fitbrerL gemelOet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
9euti9e tt6cll fef
lpie bic sta6lmalterl
unoriffc Ser Briten mnS Sranscien rperSeit abs
eeId6laocm; Sic miicrten ober 6ringcf
nidbts ais Sieaesbcridbtc. ~
nuiTen unS Deuti@e lieeen rDieSer im atantpft

&au1bf qefOmmen. 9ie Geltiden
griffen 6ie fran30iii9en 8ofitiOnen
6eu1 9uuleniueg entlang an 1n0 e
fam Inn oen @eitb bes Groi0nlcili
@eb6ftg gum bIltigen @efeht, 0aa
fir unS erfolgrei6 berlief. SSSn Oenl
9(bIdnitt bon @1oronbiaieres entrifa
fen mir oenn sSeiaO ntebrere @rdben
4no modten 800 Matn at @efange.
men. Ole 5eridoIlenen Sdiisetr
ordben moren nit 2eihen aftgeFilIlt.
9ie f6perIten @erluIte ipur0e ben
9eutI6en bel tbren @e9enangriffeil
beiaebroAt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
7lues bercit fir
sic teoiitriermn9!

@oi6fngton, 81. 91ai. Dos
arieasanlt bat bereits aus AZ Staa-
ten g1adlridten erbnlten, DAB oa.
ieIbit aIes fir Die gegiitrierltng Der
iteIlunespfIi6ti9en irneen 2ette am
5. SUM bor6ereitet 1T. Dies beoeu-
tct. ooB in oieIen Stonten ale Re.
qlItrare uID. ongeiteIlt, iotpie Dob
0Er notigen @eiteIlungsIofaIe ausge-
fnahLt iino.
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@pLLen 6er aienitpiIidt entae6en.

Spotone, 8aib., 81. Wtoi.-glme.
rifuner bienitpflidtigen glIters man.
bern in groBer 3abl nob 9anooa
aus. 1ml ser Qieuibflidt 8u ent.
qe6en, pie gunOesinipeftoren bier
ongeben. 9ieic 2(nStpanoerung ioa
bereits felt mebreren 8ohen I'M
@ange fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
anbas SraFSent OereiSiat.

8abana, q. Ntai.-Tllbns ME.
6erertpGbIter 9rGfioeut, General
Mtario @. @tcnocnl, bat geitern in
@egeniDurt Der MtitgIieoer 0eg &a.
binetts, oes 9bergeri6tes fotpie oes
oiplomatiiden aorp8 unb 6es aon.
greiies unter ertipredeuben 8ereino.
rlien ieinen 9[uttsei0 o6geIegt.
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Srrbit fir Gnrrnnan.

8oibington, 8. g., 21. Deai. -
@emaB nntli6er gtahri6ten noh
8oibington bot Die merifoniIde Sc.
putierterlfamuter Dem General Gat..
rar3a fir gerlpaltungs- utt0 ionitige
glusgoben ipGhreno Dtoi lta0 ssiunt
einen &reoit bis 25,00O, 900 geIos
eepGbIt, pobon 100000 IeIos
fiir baS ariegs0epartement beltimu1t
iin6.
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goriier edjneiOerltreif Sur6ei.

Garis, 81. @1di.-8er Streif bon
rilua 10000 Sdneioern, Der felt
inebreren @odlen Ddbrte, fam ge.
iiern obeno nah elmer 9eiprednug
a. iIhen 9lrbeitgebern un0 ben
eHneioern an Der &egierllngsbertre.
ier teilnabmeu, gum enoe.
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Slintelein IdlnIOig 6efanSeu.

s1eip gorf, 81. Mai.-&apitdn
sSran8 8inteleit GabiO 2amor unO
Senrp 9. Martin tulroen geItern
bon Sen @ei6norenen ihuIoig befuu.
oen, i'm Sabre 1915 cine @erihm0.
rlng onqe5ettelt 8u baben, Ben
@imitionsbon0el bon Oen 8ereinig,
ten Staaten nod 2dn6ern Der aIlih
ierten 5u ultterbinOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Niiter. Griippcn ilnS
,11crikaitcr kdnlpfen!

@oibingtou, 81, glai. = Giner
Dem Staotsault augeeongenen off.
sieIlen 9epeide sur 5oIge. lit es al
Der merifaniiden @rense slpiiden
omerifauiiden 9riippen un0 Wiert.
fanern gu einem 9uianmenitoB ge.
fonuHen. glabere glneaben itebeit
loa aus.
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sdueOen benGtist saatfurn.

Stod6plm, 81. @aoi. - S6me-
oens 8orrot an Saatforn lit, tpie be-
ri6tet miro, bollig nn0lireiden0. g8
fc6len 100000 Gonnen an 0en gum
glnbou n0tigen Sdotfornern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

8ir gtmerifoner Iin0 6as eeniia.
iantite 8olf Ser 8eIt. gait 10 biel
uufgeluGrnttem aobI, ME bier5uIun.
be t1glid aufgetiId)t miro, beidei1ct
iid niat leidt eit afpeites SoIf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

QLmiteroont, 21. @2ob iiber Sou-,
BON. - so Iturt tuie cine Mauer
auS Stabl,~ nennen Die 93iindener
Geuelten 0a9ri4ten Die 6el1tiAeI
S9la6tliitie an Der 8eitfront.
o8iel 2drn I'm ni6ts, piirbeI
Sboteipeore Iageu, perut er oo8
Ounlue @eidmdB at b0ren befdme,
peldes fat ieoe Stun0e res Cages
in bielen EeiIen 0es 2onoeS iiber
o0eutide gtie0erlogen" bic 9iun0e
no6t lebt Der 8erfaiier bin5u.
y&ier uf1 bo bobet mir unS ges
n6tigt geieberL uriere 2inien 8lt-
riif8u3ie6en,ober Die 0elttide Gront
b(etbt 10 felt ipie cine Mouer aus
Stabl gebalt. sSSn 9etpiiien g(b-
idnitten bat Der 6ei10 eittige
G6iibengrGben genonlmen luto 90r-
fer 8erIt0rt, aber Die berti6e glrlnee
itebt neiteren 9(ngriffen nidt MIR
nit Gertrouen ion6ern iogor NIT
frenoiger Siegesboffnl1ng entgegen."
Gffi5ieller Sentider 8eridt.
Berlin, 81. N1oi, iiber 2on6on.-
Sos Oeitiae &riegsantt beridtete
inter Dem San8tag Datum folgen.
be8;
.9truee oes aronprin8et Gltp.
bre6t: 3miiAen Der aiiite rntO ct.
Quentin Iteigerte oa8 grtilertefeuer
ii6 at betrG4tlider $eftigfeif, beion-
Oer8 gilt iol6eS fir ben @6fdnitt
5ipilden glheoiIle lmb @abrelle. Gin
BON britiiden gl6teiIltngen at bei0en
Seiten Der Grro8-8ouai Strabe ur1-
teruontlnener 9(ngriff brad inter
inherent syeuer 3timrnten.
g5einolide Q[nqriffe n1f @on6D
blieben gleihfaIls erfolgIos.
y2(rntee 0es 6elttiden aronprirt.
sen: 2ebbafte glrtiIleriefdnpfe an
Der Qi8ne 1tno in Der gbampagne
6auern an.
ySSSt Der geG9e bon gape Ell
2aonnois foniolioierten mir uniere
GteGrngen un0 beieBten einen tpeite.
rem fran80iiiden 56iiBen9ruben,
gtnen feilr0liden g(ngriff ouf
@intcrbltrg idlllgen mir IN erbitter.
tenn &atnpf init Sollbgrnnaten ob.
o9ie Gdtigfeit Ser 5lieger Bat
tpGbren0 Der Iebten 3a9e infolge Der
trilben g8itterrng ettpa8 obgenout-
men. Sir bolten geftern 8ebn feitto-
Iide g(eropIone berab.
o8aS 6euer Der rtiiiiden Sc
i3iiBe un0 Der W2ineniperfer I'M Ib-
idnitt 8lpiihen Der g(a uno Der
Gina, tpeitli6 bon 2ubf, tpurbe
bon un8 in ipirfiarner 8etie ertpt-
bert. @6enfoIls ooS 8onlbor0enlert
gu bei0en Seiten Der 3[oti6otp-Gor.
nobol gobn 1tn0 ON Ser gforoguipfo.
nMo5eooliife 6rort: gtod ben
erIittenen Sdlappen Ser IeBten Gage
bot Der fSeino nete glngriffe ttidt
foIgen IaIie1t. 9os gtrtiIleriefeuer
bot ubqenonln1e1t.
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SoBn Bun ideint es gar nidlt eut
gu geben. Gr ipil ii6 lett iosar Gin
Wfiniiterilim fir offentlidle @eiluo.
belt 5ulegen, uil0 Dos miir0e er ld)ou
ans Spariomfeitsgrirloen nidlt tin,
tpenn CT riht 0riHgeno eiites gLrases
bebiirfte
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@ier glorlueaer fntIdl.

9on0on, 81. Mni.-9ie norruegi.
i6e @eianOtidaft in gerIin bat, iuie
ous 4openbageu telegropbiert miro,
beri6tet, onB Die noriuegiideu 2nul-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

pier ,2uID", rgtaiaaoen", p8rart"
1n6 e. Sun6t" beuti6en 3altdboo-
ten gum 0pfer gGfaIlen fin0. Bon
ie0en 9ontpfer iollen ntGbrere Mdnn
Der 9einbltng Sen 8eIentoo geflin-
ben boben.
8rOker Srite innf SnraH glanbeu.
2on6on 81. Dldi.-3er britiide
3alnpfer ySigbIuno gorrie", 1858
Sonnsi grob, puroe am t6. @toi
bon einem llboote obne boraufgegon-
genes gSdrnrngsiignoI torpeOiert.
8urd Die @rploiion mur6cn 8 Sol
iaaiere mo 5 Monn Ser 9eiaslrng
get0tet. Ser 9ompfer befal1O iih
auf Der 6obrt bon 9ueaoS glires
nod 2onoon.
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gSas sic 9inIIen tnelScu.

Getrogrno, 81. gtai. = 9eittide
StreitfrGfte griffen rltiiiide 2iuien
6ItIid bon Gdlncen an, tpur0en je.
bod 8uriifgctrieben. aud 0itlid
bon aoberfa, an Der runldniihen
5rort, lit es ipte0er gum &antpfe
gefornrnen; bie 2ltgriffe ober muir
0en obgepieien.
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fyransOfidje WleIbnnaen.

95aris, 81. @toi. = SffiSiell miro
eeruel0et, Dab Die StreitfrGfte oes
Generals giiDe[le pieOer oie 0ffen.
iibe erariffen boben. sflf Der gan.
aen 2inie lit es gum erbitterten
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@naIiidler geridlt.

Sotl0ott, Il. Ntdl. SSel0ndrs
idol &aig lit an Ser 8eItfrort ipie.
berlnl gum gtngriff iibergegangen
rn6 be0ro6t Die feinoIife 9ppb.
9ueant 2inie. Seltte friib bon Der
neutrality-suspicious. 9epeiden mel
Sen, ooB Ser &anlpf 5lpiiden @ltlIe.
court in n0r0li6er 9fi6trng on Ser
sSront BON groiieIles ut10 5ontoine
les groiIeeLes bon neuem entbrannt
lit. 9ritiiden Sruppen lit es ge.
I1tngen, fi9 in elmer 8ette BON elmer
Nleile an Ser Sin0ertburg SSront feit-
5uieten. 8ertihe 9atoi1one MAIDEN
pie0erboIt @egenongriffe gegen 0ieie
bon uns eroberten Stellungett, bod
lit es i9nen bis iett nod nidt geGun-
gerL 0ieieIben 5uriidSuerobern. 8e.
ridten BON Der frona6iiiden SSront
sufoIge greifen oie 0eittihen on Der
gon5en 6ront unoltfb0rIih mt in Ser
@biiht, ben ouf ibre SteLnnqen bel
Gems auseciibten 9rnt ob3uidpG.
DIOR,
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ssiir Ginabd rnb llmge1eno: notwithstanding
Reoen belite aben0 uno 0ienStng, titbIer
a Tiir Oeebrosfa: Mobriheinlid] &eeen bellte
nbero un0 gtenstag, fitbler belte abeHo I'm cF.
Iiden uno aentroIen Teil.
sSiir Soma: Megen belte abeno lrlo GlenSs
toa: fiihler I'M @elfen bette abeno.
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Cribiinc 1T teute iunr 4sieitios

Die beutios g[usgabe Der Eriblne eihbdIt
nur bier Seitel nno Spar lpie iuir bereits
Friiber geingt aus Observation-Disclosures all
benpn ins Die iteigenoen Boperprele suinoen
Bon ben ariegsIteierrb Die Die 8eitlinpen ait
Iroriiden broben, pclleu mir bette nod gar
niht reoen.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-09

a college education and still be with
their f9nily.
The members of the Altar society
anticipate large attendance at their
annual bazaar and supper to be held
October 18th at the l. o. o. F.
hall. Plain and fancy sewing will
be offered for sale; a hot supper
will be served from five o'clock on.
The ladies are now debating whether
or not to hold a dance after the sale
is concluded.
E. B. Schlette returned Wednesday
from Riverton where he spent a
couple of weeks assisting in the in
stalling of a government telephone
line. Mr.. Schlette states that the
government will not do more tele-
phone work this fall but that the
officials of the forestry department
will devote their time to the plant
ing of a half million of two and
three year old white pine trees in
the Cabinet range.
The Poluhni Company gave a var
led and in every way pleasing anc
delightful entertainment last Friday
night at the K P. hall. The enter
tainment was the first of the lyceun
course which is being brought to the
city this winter under the auspices
of the Athenian and Olympian liter
.ary societies of the high school. Tht
two societies entered in a contes
last week to see which could sell thu
most tickets for the course.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-09

c. B. Sullivan and family arrived
here Sunday from Spokane. Mr..
Sullivan is the new pharmacist at
Brody's Drug Store.
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, of Chicago,
H., is visiting at the home of her
son, Douglas Palmer Mrs. Palmer
will return home the latter part of
tins week.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Edison Cave on the north bench.
Vehicles will take the members to
the Cave home and will leave ST.
monds' Drug Store at $50 a. m.
Mike Worley left this morning for
Spokane where he plans to enlist as
master mechanic in the navy. Mike
is a husky young man and has no
fears that he will not be able to pass
the physical examination.
Probate Judge Henderson cele-
brated his 10th birthday anniversary
last Wednesday. The Judge is tell
ing his friends that he will not die
until the United States is one entire
probition territory. And the judge
might not have to live long at that.
From j. V. Stanley who recently
returned from a visit with relatives
in Boise and southern Idaho it is
learned that the state high way com
mission has appropriated an &, c;tion-
al $500 fnr Immediate use il the
construction OF tie state higavav
from Boomers Ferry to the Bonner
county line.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Baxter 1ert
Wednesday evening for Los Angeles,
Cali, where they will make their
home for the winter. The Bakers
have hosts of friends in this district
who deeply regret their departure.
from a selfish point Of view it is
to he hoped chat Mr.. and Mrs. Bax-
ter learn that Boomers Ferry is the
best place to live.
Charles Woods, proprietor of the
Amazon theatre, is planning to i'm
prove his theathe by an addition to
the stage which will allow for stor-
age and new scenery and permit the
booking of larger ard better vaude-
vile acts than have been possible
heretofore Mr.. Woods has applied
to the city council for permission to
construct the addition.
H. B. Carratt, who recently sold
his ranch northeast of town, has
rented a home in Boomers Ferry and
will remain here until the present
term of school is ended. Mr.. Carratt
expects to locate in some university
town next summer where his child
rem may have the advantages of
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-09
Miscellaneous Shower Thursday

Mrs. Jos. Jacoby entertained a
company of about forty last Thurs
day evening at a miscellaneous
shower given in honor of Miss Effie
Brock. The evening was a social
success and Miss Brock was pre-
scented with many beautiful and hand
some presents.
The marriage of Miss Brock to
Mr.. George McGlocklin is to occur
next Monday at noon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. McGlocklin. The
young people will make their home
at Kellogg, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-09

Columbia Photographs sold on the
easy payment plan. Simonds' Drug
Store. adv-tf
You can't afford to neglect your
eyes. Defects may be corrected with
properly fitted glasses. See o. F.
Howe. jeweler and optician. If
Auctioneer-I am an auctioneer Of
long experience and am open to en-
gagements at all times in any part of
the county. 1 Causton, Bonners Ferry,
Idaho.-adv-tf.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-09
Hughes and Davis Sell Interests

A. P. Hughes and o. S. Davis,
president and secretary
respectively, of the Mazda Mining
Company, have sold their interests
in the Mazda Mining Company and
have resigned as officers. The stock
of the company is now practically
all owned by Jack Moore, Paul Dugal,
Clarence Nelson and Robert Nelson,
all of Naples.
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interi

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
October 81, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Juan Lu-
cero, of Cuarai, N. M, who on October
8. 1912, made Homestead Entry, No.
017321, for sw ne /, J Sc / & Sc / Sc
t, Section 10, Township n, Range 6 e,
N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make five year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before P. A. Speckmann, U.
S. Commissioner, at Mountainair, N.
M, on the 26th day of December 1917,
Claimant names as witnesses:
r. S. Rivera, Mountainair, N. M
Clemente Tarin, Luciano Vallejos an,
George Campbell all Of Cuarai, N. NJ.
Francisco Delgado, Registe
11-8-12-6
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29
mould a Man Marry
on $4,000 a Week?

There are all sorts of conjectures as
70 just how much money man must
earn before he thinks Of matrimony.
The young woman hustling for liveli-
mood often has pretty high ideas about
This; yet Sadie Loth-with apparently
everything that money can buy at her
disposal al-made the amazing statement
20 Art Miller, ION thirty a week
could set us up the incest little fiat
know about, $3.50, up on 181st St.,
where used to live"
Art was only the clerk at the fash
unable apartment hotel where Sadie
nd her ambitious mother lived. How
oaule worked out her oWn destiny
choosing to marry the man she loved
though he was hotel clerk in prefer
ence to the wealthy hotel mans son
her mother had picked for her-is told
in the usual forceful manner Of Fannie
Hurst, IN con the Heights" aupear-
49,
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29
a LINES
K TINES
u DIN IS

A few lines in this column will reach
more people than you can see in a
month. If you have anything to sell,
trade or give away, tell your neighbors
about it through this column. If you
want to buy, you may find that one Of
your neighbors wants to sell that very
thing. The cost is small compared to
results.
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29
Good Year tires
At Beals Garage

''Mr. Schmidt" complained MrsI
Ferrell, 81 ordered dozen fresh eggs. "
"Chass?" inquired the grocer. "Hsf
ley not come already"
"You sent me nine eggs" declared
the irate customer, and three poison
gas bombB."
From the Thanksgiving Puck.
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29

Cash! CASH.! CASH!.!- Cash is the
only lever which can move any goods
out of our house from Monday, Novem-
Ger 10th, until we give further notice.
Plnon Hardware & Furniture Co.
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29

For while our books will be closed
IN and af;er Monday, November 18th.
1t is the cash that talks. If you have
he money we have the goods more rea-
sonable than the market demands. We
appreciate your business, pal" Pih6n
Hardware & Furniture Co.
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29

The postoffice is being ceiled with
heavy Oregon Fir ceiling This ceiling
is beaded on both sides and is used ex-
tensively for partition lumber also.
Oregon fir lumber of all kinds is han
died by the City Lumber Co. in Noun
tainair.
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE-Team of good young
mares or span of good work mules. A.
L. Lidzy, IL miles southeast of Noun
tainair. 11-22-3t
The Mountainair independent., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE-Several good relinqush-
ments. A section, well improved in
one body. See me at once. T. E. Rod
gers, Surveyor, Mountainair, N. M.