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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-15

ZEN gintritt DON Gef9dftsmdnnern
in bas Rabinett su erm6sli@en. Denn
hieier plan erfolsrsi9 ieiH iolIte,
ipirb bas adbinett sfpeifsllos bebeu'
.snb gcifdrit ifnb bic fntimmen Res
fultGte Der Rsnoltt perben balb iibers
iDuHben jein.
St petersburg IA. Gept. -
Die Aabinstts &rifis bautrte nab
iub bes sansen Treitas an. Die
slbenb5eitunssn .rtlGrten, bab be'pre'
misr R.rensfp ii9 In elmer i4Dierts
gen Gage befiHoe, rub bab fetne Ste
fisnntion fem Ding Der Ilum6gii9s
felt iei. Die Siiuotior III cine tons
plisirtt iufOls. Der Soli,ing bes Ct.
pet.rsbnrssr Stabtrat6s, IN beHen
8erfdmmlung am Oonnerfng M6erlb
bic golifepitis sum eriienmaie eine
Wldioritit BON 270 stpeu 150 Gtfms
msn 3u Gnnffeu eines rabifolen g}ros
gramms ersielten unb erffdrten, bab
nitt nur bic Sc5iolbenofrdten, ipns
tern aud bic 0ertreter fGmmtfider
beFsenben RlnfTm bon Der Watt
augeci9lofen tperber miiBten.
Sie perIdngen AUDI bic fofortige
prcflamirung einer berotratiffen
Espabiit, bic auffbuns Ses grtpots
eigentbums, bic apHfisaierlng Don
GQriegsprofiien. bic ,erbdrmuneslofe~
geifenerung bes FopttaIs unb fufor'
tige alffcrberung on bic triegfiihrens
cen Staaten, Jrieben gu f4iiebeH.
General &rpmop ma9t eb
nen Selb fmorbperfu&
Ct. petersburG ID. Sept.
General &rpmotp, einer Der aorniloiDs
&ommanbeure, Ter am NittlDo4 m
Der 9ibe bon 2usa berbaftet unb nod
ct. pstsrsburg sebradt tpurbe, ipurDe
ipdbrsnb bes 5aees I'm Wmterpalait
ppn BEN glremisr aereusfp empfans
gen. Ra6bem jbm bisier auseinanber'
geisbt, Delfes S9idial Jpn srparte,
bssub er iicb in feline Wobnuns qua
rid, mo- Ct ii9 cine auseI in bic gruit
i6ob; bic Dunbe in abtr nift isbens'
gefd5rIid.
Der Ratb Der qrbeiters ino Sol.
batsn 0slegaten bate eine 9sputas
tion mad 2usn gef6idt, UNI ben res
belIiThen Srupptn austuuft iiber bic
Gage Der 9inge gu s.ben. Die Roias
Ten ertIdrtenii5, ua4bem 4. bic De-
pntntioH anseb6rt. bereit, ibren 4oms
manbsur, General arpmoip, gu pers
baftsn, ipenn iie BON BEN qremier
sterenstp ben 8efebl bn5u erbielten.
Di. 0elesntsn tslssrapbirten bornufs
BIN on ben prsmisr, Der ben 9efebl
sur 8srbaftuns sab. Geusral arp-
MON iuiberisbte f6 in ieiner Weiie
Der @erbaftung unb sr tpurbe na8
St. psisrsbnrs ssbradt. Die 8oiaten
non feinsm aommanbo babsn ii9 ben
Rssitrunsstruppen BON Der 2ugaer
Sdrniion ang.fdloHsn.
ct Petersburg IA. Sept
General Strrnlou, Der aonin.nnoeiir
Der Eruppen, sie GeneraI aorniiloD
nbpeidlift batte, nm CT. Petersburg
ail5ngrs.fefL III Der Rim6e erlegen,
Die er iih am Gonreritas aterb nab
pircr uirterreoima mt bem Prciirie.
@erensfp In ieinsr @obn,rne suae.
fiiat.
Die aaat bsifsrt fi@fert.
pdbrsnb.
5rr Gotice. Der pripatistretdr bes
g}remiers asrenstp, iasts pdbrenb bes
5nses Der aHoeiiritn pr.iie. baB bic
Gage iib fortpdbrsnb beHere. Or
fiists hinSu: .Gensral aorniIop BOT
nod nihi tupitulirt. sr III aber nil
lens, ts su thun, unb "a blsibt ibm
aas6 ai&is aas<s1 Ehsis. sa = saIIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-15

einisen M6f9nittsn an Der norbtpeis
Ii6en 9erbun 1rout lsbbafts artils
leriessie4te ftaiisefunbeR."
Grau35fif4er 9eri9t.
paris, IA. gspt. Die am Grsitag
bonn ariessminifiertum erIaHsps Offis
5ieas Betanntma4ung luItet pis
foIst:
.an Der Grpni n5rblia bon Der
aisne mn6ttn fritz am Greitag Tlors
gen bic OeitIten eirsn pl6slideu ans
griff auf unfsrs poftionsn auf benz
2afematteu r plateau. Der 4ngriff,
benz sin beftiges 1om5arbement bors
angling, ipurbe na4 einsm i3arfsH
Gfedt. in Dem Der GetR6 iapsre
gsrluite erlitt, abgei9lagen.
.Sn Der Champagne brang cine uns
fersr grtunbisunssabtbs in
bic Osuti4en 9rdbeu p.itIi4 Don BEN
RaOarin Geb6ft siH nno mo4ts cine
anoabl 9efansene.
.auf bsiben Raasufern fnnbsn bic
ibIi6en artiasrisgsfe9ts ftatt.
ram iibrissn 5beil Der Jront BAT
iid nidts Wi4tises ereigust.
Die tDeitere am gteno erIaiiene ge'
fmntmadaIrg lmltet iuie folgt:
.S,n Der Gbnnpsogne lito in Der
Sigsln beg G5euin beg 9am.s fan.
oen 8ienli9 Iebbafte artiaeriegRieG.
te itctt.
Aim redten Mnasitfer qrtffsn BIZ
9eutlf5en na9 beftiggm SOm6eroe
ment Die Boiitionen n6roliA BON
Gaurierss Wolb an, bic mir fiir5lif
qenoru1en. 4n elmer Gront bon I'M
geidbr 500 Wtetern gelong es ben
GeilS, IN uniere boroeren Sinicn elm
5udrirgerl 2ie Sample iiIlb nod tn
| 9QrtQe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-15
. .imabe Elm. NysiaiarDe
Tranfert
5at Der arieg Big iest bic S4apeia
sdfoitet.

Bern, s6peb, IA. sept- =
Cine pFfi3ielIe Grtldrung beioet, bar
RE S4uIb, fpel6e bic S6peis iih IN
FrIae bes arieges nnb Der TsobiliIi'
tung sipeds 9sfdiiBung Der Sren'er
tis ieBt Qufgeldben babe, bic Dob
pon 92O,0O0,0O0 5ranfen errei9e
9iefe Summe peroe ft9 big gun
StluFe oes Sabres pabribeinlit
olrf cine Wi[iorbe Sronteu, ober etno
300 fSrauten pro 9ppf, erb0fen.
General &dIebtues pers
haftet
ct. pstersburs. ID. Sept.
Sm aaufs sss Sogsa Uur5s ansstiii'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-15
@raf Sis5a
8iro bic &rtegspOlitii
bes uugarti DEN pre-
mier gDederle uHters
tlBea.

Qonbon, IA. Sept. Cine De-
pei8e an bic gentral JtetDs bert4tet,
OaB 9raf 5isJa Das unsarii4e Pars
lament tnformIrte, Dap Die GPpolltIpn
ben premier 8ederIe in allen DtaBs
nabmen, pel9e our 6OrtiegUng oes
ariegss nOtbig itnO, uRterltiBen per'
be. @r lei iber3eugt, odb Die He9te7
rung ales in ibrer Ula4t fteAenOe
tbun peoe, ben 5rieDen berbei5uia9z
rsn; aber eS isi Elm 3eiaeH DON
S9pG9e, penn biss Don Der EegIes
runa INNER pIeDer betont parDe, um
10 mebr, als bic GentralmG9te tbatz
| id9Ii9 in Der Gage ieien, ben Sieg
! bsrbei5ufabren. Sn Se8ug auf anOere
5ragen pollte Der friibere Yremier
Der RegisruHs feline 9arantien gebsn.
u NJ ertfauer Die in 6rant.
reid gefaIlCu iIn0.
9arig, IA. Sept. u. u. u. Sal
bon Wiirueapolis, EN- alttldler II.
yprtpn ROtbe areuS ambu'
Lcn56tenit, iuuroe an 2Icnjtas all a.
mem oorgeidlobcnen Soften III Oienli
eet0otet, llno IN Der 9tdDc oes a9dloea
pom gIpocoilrt beg,aben, mte Der 9er'
alb am 5reitag mitt9eilt. Der Hame'
r2b Saqs, 9. 6. SplOeiter, pon
giainpieip, Wairu., iplroe rUI crnenI
CFIitter BON oeutieIben @ejtcB Dcr.
ul.!loct, ober ultt gefabrli.t
&orpOral Wieeter, ein ameritanis
id)er glpiatifer, tam c.u G!el.jiag IL
be rgeabe BON 9$all lu1ls Seben. ruaclI
ieil. @lctor itebeR blieb, mas oa" 30.
itir5en 6es 5Iug5eugeS 5ltr 6olge
bate, ME ebenfaas pom 9eralo ans
gefii1oist mur0e.
Dm. 5enrp Wtseter, gum 9ofagetts
Gei9paoer geboren9, mar EN- 9dr'
uoro Stuoert, ebe er I'M Dtdi RE 8er.
sStaaten oerIieB, I'M iicb Dem amcrt'
fnniid4n 5Iie1ergeidrpaoer IN Grant
rcia ansuiflieBen.
Gin neues frau5Diti 4es
&abiHst-
paris, IA. Sept. proi. paul
PoInlepe pat nun oertnoQ, due QInS
bernife ii6erpinbeno, ein aubiRet ges
biIbet. y1eben ben gfIidteu Oes pre-
nliers pirb er aud oieienige oes
&riegsminiiters iiberrebmeH.
Mlsranoer Ribot, Der bis6erige pres
mier, ptro Winijtsr Oes 2teuBeren in
oem nsuen aabinet, bas n6er nur mes
nige Ramen BON 8sbeutung aufpeift.
Bier Siaatsmtniiter pbrs 9Ortefeuile
aber, bic glei9seitig Utttglieoer oes
Sriegsratbs iino, ftub 9ouis Sartboa,
9eon Bourgeois, PuaI Opumer uno
Sean 9upup.
IepfertBfe Qffaire
Sail Riber, Raf., IA. Sept.
am isreitaa Horgen puroe 6ruu Ros
BERT Duuning, bic Wittpe bss ars
tiIten Robert Cunning, in Der Bobz
nuna tbrer S3rpeIter, Or. 2ucp 6.
Siu, tpot aiTgeTunbsn, unb Iestere
benuBtIos IN ibrem 3tmmer. sic
tpuroe nab etnem SoipitaI sebrd6t
unb man sIaubt, bob fie geneieu ptrb.
SO puroe uussoronet, oob All Der
2ei9e pon Gruu Ourntns cine
gutppIie porgenommsn perOs. Grau
Dunning mar so Sabre alt uuo tire
G6DeIter, 5rau ., Siu, md spei
,yo6re alter. Dieie erIaugte nab etIf'
den Stunbsn bas BepuBtfetn gum
Sbeil pi.ber unb ss purbe siu poIi-
ssisSnipettOr absaanht, am ils az
OerusAmen
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itdnbis ma6tlos III. 3p5lf Som
pasnien aornilop sruppen babeu
serabs lire llutsriperfunS ansebotsn.
sic erildrieu. bob Fe BON BEN 9sne'
raj &alabines, lem Sstmm Der Dons
Sufatsn, bintersangsn porbm ieien,
beHen brobenbe 8epsgunssn s.sen bic
Regieruns, bereits aufsebuIten uorben
if. Dir srtDarteu feline bdIbigs gsr'
baftunq.
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Der promir GGaS6y IN (dwerigG Gage.
seine balSige 0teiigmatiom geb6rt at Sem Wa6g=
lid)feiten.
Die eItrem(tcn Ra0ika(cn in ST. petersburg 6e6om-
men ole O6er6aRO
ltno tie iteacn orberunsem, BITE bte jeBige Jegerg mt
betulltgen tamn
Ser &oraom 0nera bmom fat in ct Yeersdarg Sebfmoro
begangen.


bic Suten gOkhs gm ub bic 5ru sd4nS an Der
Rat4m Gmirs mriaaHde SaHpH Iam0u
boz dmmh {
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Gtmeinnah eamaas ben t5 September 1917.


SIR Ohio: Sd6res @etter ON
Gauritag; am Son1tag tbeiltueiie
triiDes ggetter, tpabrifeinIi6 Strid-
reeen unb tiibIer i'm nrr6lthen Sbeil.
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btgt, baB General GaIebines, Der 5st,
man Der Donz&ofuteu IN Roftop, am
Don, Don ben lppaIsn Qrbeiters un6
SoIoatsu 9eIesateu Oer9aitet NOR
ben lei.
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sic ~hb Daafsa4t prbn @ OH PFH4s s1u
m mitbn
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Abt >eatt1e patt,pfer

9ie im @afen bon Wontepi0eo internirt pareu,
Uon Den Be60roen JruguaDs in Be6b gcnommen
Ser grainent Der Jepub fagt, baf es seideben e
mm etm @eriemtem Der sdife tm 6afen 5u nerbtnbern
Die Hnwo der gntraIma aa die Jedensno des Papes ferte
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5srr Gotiee. Der prioatietrttdr bes
prsmisrs aerenstp, iasie ipdbrenb bes
5nses Der aHoeiiritn preiie. bdB bic
Gage Iih fOrtpdbrsub before. CT
fiisis bin5u: .Gensrdl aorniIou Dot
nod nihi tupitulirt. Ct III aber nil
lens, tB az thun, unb "a blsibt ibm
and ai&i1 aassssB Ehsis. aa q pelIs
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)berbdnb bebolteu fuirb~.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
THE TERMS OF THE
LIBERTY LOAN

The act authorizing the Liberty
Loan Bonds of 1917 was passed April
"a, 1917. 1t provides for the issuance
of So 900, 10000 of 3 10 per cent
bonds, the interest payable seminar
nually ON December Is and June Is
of each year. The principal is rfpay-
able on or after the 18th day of June
1882, at the option Of the Govern
ment, and If this option is not exer-
cised the bonds will run full 30
years and become due June Is, 1947
The bonds are exempt both as to
principal and interest from all taxa
ton, national state, county or NUM-
opal, except the inheritance tax,
Which is really not a tax on the
property, but on the transfer of prop
erty by will or inheritance.
The bends aro to be sold at par;
that is, dollar for dollar, no prem
ium and no discount. They are to be
scld by the Treasurer of the United
States and by all Federal Reserve
State, post offices, and express CON-
panies have been designated as
agents of the Government to re-
csivc applications for these bonds. 1t
Is almost as easy to purchase one
Of these bonds as it is to get post
office money order
1t IS not necessary to pay cash
in full for bond. One can pay down
2 per cent of the purchase price on
spp'ication-that is, 81 for $50 bono
s. for a 800 bond. etc.-1S per cent
OF July %, 1917; 20 per cent July
20. 1917: 80 per cent August Is, 1917;
and the balance, 30 per cent, August
90. 1917.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
BIRTH REGISTRATION.

Suppose a legacy were left you,
a native American citizen, by rela-
tive in distant state OF in a for
eign country. Could you establish
your paentage and receive the in
heritance? An official birth certifi-
cate, perhaps, would be the only
valid evidence. Could you furnish
it? Can your child furnish it?
Suppose your son were living
abroad and military laws were
about to force him in to the
trenches. Could you send him an of
fetal certificate of his birth, with
his name, and yours, and the
place where he was born, so as to
establish his American citizen
ship without question and save
him from the firing line?
Sometimes the laws of the United
States demand adequate registration
of births if they are not to work
hardship. There was the young
daughter of an immigrant Swede.
He wanted this child who was
born ih the United States to see
his hoife, and he took her with
him on a visit to Sweden. But the
strain and\ excitement were too much
for his FAILING strength, and he
died soon amer reaching his boyhood
orphan. Her friends were all in
this country, knd she determed
to return. THE courage that took
her to Ellis Island was severely
tested when she was told there that
as an unprotected minor she could
not enter the country unless she
could prove HER claim to American
Much time and trouble
were spent in hooking for the record
OF her birth, but none could be
found. Kind-hearted friends contin-
ued to search for some witnesses,
and finally they found the doctor
who had attended her mother
when she was Horn, but who had
failed to report the birth as the law
required ul1n 10 40. Inc KlHuly rate
by which it happened that the doc
tor was still anive and that this
young girl had friends willing and
able to search HUN out alone pre-
vented her becoming a girl without
a country.
Should we be os careless of los
ing our citizens for lack of an Of
fetal record of theiS coming into the
world?
Only II States and the District Of
Columbia have birth records which
the Census Bureau accepts as fair
ly adequate, and eveh in this ''birth
registration area" the records are
seldom 100 per cent icomplete. The
Federal Childrens bureau urges
each community in the country to-
see that all the children bonn with
n its boundaries receive the funda-
mental protection of an official rec
ord of birth.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
WHAT A GOVERNMENT BOND is.

The Government of the United
States has two methods of raising
money. One is by taxation. The other
is by the sale of bonds, which is
a method of borrowing money.
The Government bond is the print
ed promise of the Government to
pay back the borrowed sum OF
money at certain time, and to pay
interest ON 1t at regular intervals
until it is repaid.
The Government borrows money in
this way only after 1t has been CIV
en- the right to do so by act of Con-
gress approved by the President, and
tho terms of the loan are set out
in the act.
Back of the promise of the Gov
eminent stands the honor of the
Government and all it" taxing resour-
ces Really the whole wealth OF the
Nation stands behind this solemn
promise of the Government to pay.
This makes a United States Gov
eminent bond the safest investment
in the world If the bond Of the
United States Government is not
safe, no property in the United
States is safe. If the United States
can not pay it's bonds, it is hardly
probable that it will be able to pro-
teet the citizens in their other
rights.
The Liberty Loan Bonds of 1917
are especially attractive investments.
Not only have they this absolute
safety characteristic of all United
States bonds but they are tax free
not only from all existing taxes but
from any war tax that may subse-
quently be levied No State, city,
nor county may tax them The in
heritance tax of the United States
and of some States may affect them,
or. rather. affect their transfer
after death of the owner by will
or by inheritance.
Another advantage these Liberty
Loan Bonds possess is that If the
Government issues bonds later on
during this war at higher rate of
interest the holders of Liberty Loan
Bonds will be allowed to exchange
at par their bonds for bonds bearing |
the higher rate Of interest.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
SANDS
Author Unknown

II appears that locomotives can
not always get "a grip
On their slender iron pavement,
cause the wheels are apt to slip;
And when they reach a slippery
spot these tactics thsy command
To get a grip upon the rail, tn y
sprinkle it with sand.
It's about that way along LIES
slippery track.
If your load is rather heavy you
are always slipping back.
So, if a common engine you can
merely understand,
Provide yourself in starting wi h
a good supply of sand.
If your track is deep and billy and
you have a heavy grade,
If those who've gone before you
have the rails quite slippery mad
If you are to reach the summit
of the upper table-land
You'll find you'll have to do it
with a liberal use of sand.
If you strike some frigid weather
and discover to your cost
That you're liable to slip upon a
heavy coat of frost,
Then some prompt decided action
will be called into demand
And you'll land down at the bo-
tom if you haven't any sand.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
ELIAS DAY.

IF yo' honah please. you all will
pa'dcn me, but | would like word
befo' this Cot" 1t is Co'nel Fayer-
weather in almost excessive dignity
OF posture, venturing to intercede for
an old darby, a former servant of
the Co'nel's. who is in the clutches
of the law for having negotiated
some minor rascality The Co'nel
has not seen the old darby for
many years, but finding him in court,
remembers with tender compassion
the fellows dog-like devotion in the
old, old days Although the Colonel
is a lawyer, his plea for clemency
is most touching, when after some
shrewd cross examination he tells
the story of former association.
This nlatchless character study,
which seems to voice tie incarnate
spirit of the old South Of the Six
ties, is given on the fifth night OF
Chautauqua by Elias Day, author
and interpreter Of the famous sketch
Going Home" in which Mr. Day.
as the Colonel. scores the highest
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
She Loved His Tomb.

An immensely wealthy widow who
gave yearly hundreds of thousands to
sharity decided personally to inspect
ZONE individual cases Of deserving
poverty herself. One Of her agents
brought before her poorly clad wom-
an, saying:
"Here is a poor old woman, very
decent sort OF person. Her husband
used to go about with dancing bear.
This creature. though usually very
saDe and gentle, one day threw itself
~ its master and ate him up"
"Alas. my good SIR" the old woman
6reke in, "since that moment the poor
beast and myself have been without
homev
what! The Deastr' asked the
wealthy wornnp- SIS 1t the same that
6svoured your nusband?"
"Alas, my good lady, it is all that Il
isft to me Of the dear lamented one."-
Usw xsgk Hsrald.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
AUTHOR AND SCIENTIST
ON LECTURE STAFF.
Or. Horny Smith Williams on Chautau-
qua Platform.

DR.. Henry Smith Williams. writer
and lecturer of national reputation, has
been secured for the leturing staff of
the 1917 Chautauquas.
DR.. Williams is the author of a score
of authoritative books. He has given
a lifetime to the study of science and
stands in the very front ranks among
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
individual artistic triumph of the

individual artistic triumph OF the
platform.
Mr.. Day, besides being Chautau-
quas foremost and highest salarled
impersonator, is director OF the Ly-
ceum Arts Conservatory of lChica-
go, where he trains and produces
more standard Chautauqua entertain
ment companies than any other one
man in the field
Conel Fayerweather in Gong
Home" is only one of many charact-
err creations in Mr.. Days repertoire
of original sketches.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31

Randlesham Ouida 3843-383, a draft
Stallion will make a season stand
at $1,000 at Banks Barn. He is chest
nut sorrel and pure bred horse;
good style and action; weight 1900.
Owned and managed by
LEE INMAN.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31

WANTED: Sturgeon eggs. Write
me fo~ prices and instructions for
shipping Address, P. A. Benson, C.
OF Norland Hotel, 235 Trent Avenue,
Spokane. Washington. Tits.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
Harness and Saddles
Repair Work Neat and
Promptly Done
PAYETTE
co.
+4+++*+~++++%+*+***%+++++

Having purchased loom am
prepared to weave carpets and rugs
satisfactorily Mrs. G.. w. Moore,
Sixth Street.
FOR SALE: Dry Land Alfalfa
seed, grown by w. H. Klingebiehl.
Payette. Idaho 514f.
Good fence posts, lac piece
Payetts Equity Exchange.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
HELPS TO SOLVE THE
COMMUNITY'S PROBLEMS.
Prominent Community Development
Authority at Chautauqua.

In keeping the community develop
ment phase of Chautauqua prominent
ly in the foreground the Ellison-White
Chautauqua each year secure an ex-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31

pert in this field This year they
were exceptionally fortunate in obtain
ing the services of DR.. a. Z. Turner.
national authority on municipalities
DR.. Turner is not only one of the most
sought after lecturers in Chautauqua.
but also Il leading power in the Chau-
tauqua movement itself. DR.. Turner
gives communities what is called the
Turner Walk"-a progressive stride
of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
D. W. AINEY.

FOR RENT: 5 acres with build
ing, three quarters of mile from
Payette.-C. F. Draper, Telephone
2S5-r3. 19-tf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
NOTICE

NOTICE
Orders have been received to re
cruit Company l up to Maximum war
strength, or total of $50 men. Inc
present strength of Company l is lo5'
and As more recruits can be accept
ed. Those desiring to enlist can com
municate with Co. l Headquarters at
Caldwell.
l.. V. PATCH,
Captain Second Idaho Infantry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31

where a spirit of cheerful courage,
a patriotic cooperation, and high
resolve be cultivated
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31

scientists and writers upon scientific
subjects. No writer in America has
accomplished so much in the way Of
presenting science in popular manner
as DR. Williams. AS a lecturer he
speaks with the same fiuency, charm
and entertaining eloquence which char
acterize his literary style.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-31
MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 or any part of It to loan
on good security. E. Peterson,
Payette, Idaho.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-01
EAST CONCORD

Sheldon Smith and wife of New
York city are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Smith.
Ora Fisher has moved to the place
he recently purchased in the village.
Mrs. Erwin Powers of Lunenburg
is stopping with her sister, Mrs. Will
Adair.
Jennie Witcher of Twin Mountain
visited her brother, George Morrill,,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
d. G. lsham, who has been sick for
some time, remains in a very serions
condition.
Mrs. Fanny Perkins of Danville is
visiting friends here for a few days.
The pre-Memorial exercises which
were held at the schoolhouse- in the
village by the Kellogg school and the
one here, Tuesday, were much en-
joyed and much credit is due the
teachers for training the children to
do so nicely. d. M. Smith addressed
the children in a very interesting
manner, he having served three
years in the war of 81 to '65.
Harry Mcdonald returned to New
York Monday after spending nearly
a month here with his father, j. C.
Mcdonald.
Mrs. j. c.. Warren went to st.
Johnsbury Monday.