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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13
COMING EVENTS
Orpheum Theatre

Fridays Pathe presents Baby
Marie Osborne in Twin Kiddies,"
five acts. This five-year-old star
plays a. dual role in this play. She
is seen as good little girl and
bad little girl. OF course, the first
Is poor and the second is rich. They
meet, and in a prank, change their
dresses and then things being to hap
pen. This is one of the most de-
lightful pictures that has been shown
for some time. The many people
who saw Baby Marie Osborne in her
former pictures will not want to miss
her in Twin Kiddies.'
Saturday: Triangle Kay Bee pre-
sents Frank Keenan, in Honor Thy
Name" acts. Two-part Triangle
Comedy, "The Girl and the Num-
N.Y." Regular Saturday vaudeville.
Monday: Reese Brothers Afri-
canders with their band and orches-
tras A minstrel. show that comes
highly recommended. If you like
comedy, music and dancing, see this
show. Prices: Children 25c, adults
soc and 75c. Reserved seats at Dus-
tins. One show only. Curtain $50.
Tuesday: Mae Marsh in "The Mar
riage of Molloy O." five acts. You
will recall this popular stars work
in her last two plays, "a Child of
the. Paris Streets and "The Wild
Girl of the Sierras." In this pucture
she plays the part of an Irish lassie.
Two-part Keystone comedy, "The
Feathered Nest"
Wednesday: The Women of Wood
craft present their play.
Isis Theatre
Thursday and Friday: Jesse l..
Lasky presents Fannie Ward in,
Each Pearl Tear" a Paramount
feature in five acts.
Saturday: Famous Players Film
company present Constance Collier in
"The Code of Marcia Gray" five acts.
Monday: Episode No. II of LIB
erty," with two reel comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Dustin
Farnum in, 1.-THE Parson of Para
mint" five acts.
The missionary meetings last week
were well attended. Some of the
business men who attended these
meetings said they had never heard
better addresses on the Chautauqua
or Lyceum platform. The addresses
were given by world men and were
educational and instructive as we'll
as entertaining.
Easter Sunday was an excellent
day at the Methodist church. There
were 269 present at Sunday school
and the Sunday school Offering was
$43.7S. At the morning preaching
service the church was filled and ex-
ira chairs were needed. In the even
ing some went away as there was not
even standing room. Next Sunday
the pastor will speak at both the
morning and evening service. If you
are not attending church elsewhere
you. are cordially invited to the SER
vices at the Methodist church.
The Savronoffs -.
The Savronoff trio, well known
lyceum musicians, will be heard at
the High School auditorium, Tuesday
April II. They are Russians, and
play violin, piano and cello. Mar
garet Savronoff is a charming vocal
soloist besides being pianist for the
trio:
ArbOr Day
April 20 is Arbor day, Friday, and
it is hoped that not only the school
children will observe the timely prac-
tice of planting something on that
day, but also all who have a place
to plant anything III.
SHNA II DID IINCTunnn NIININrINn
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13
ArbOr Day

April 20 is Arbor day, Friday, and
it is hoped that not only the school
children will observe the timely prac-
tice of planting something on that
day, but also all who have a place
to plant anything III.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13
WANTED

Fat cattle, mutton, veal, pork and
poultry, also butter and eggs. High
est market price paid. Blackfoot
Neat Market, 80 w. Bridge street,
nhOne 25 adv. 36tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13
J. G. HEATON,
Blackfoot, Idaho, R. 8.

Get your next butter wrappers at
The idaho Republican; they are pure
vegetable parchment, non-poisonous. '
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13
STRAYED

There has been at my place, two
miles east and one-half mile south
of Wapello, since the first of Feb
ruary, one two-year-old bay mare
with OK on left thigh. Owner may
have same by paying for feed and
advertising.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13
The SavrOnOffs

The Savronoff trio, well known
lyceum musicians, will be heard at
the High School auditorium, Tuesday
April II. They are Russians, and
play violin, piano and cello. Mar
garet Savronoff is charming vocal
soloist besides being pianist for the
trio:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13

adv. 37tf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20
MIEJSCOWA!

osob, azeby w oznaczony dzien
: w oznaczonem miejscu costa
viii $4,000. w p~rzeciwnym ra-
zie spotka go Smierc. Langan O.
trzyma& listy. w pierwszym
szantazySci, kt0rzy napisali, re
est ich czterech dali Langano-
ii czas do II lipca.
Zamiast pieniedzy, Langan
wfozy} do pude}ka cd cygar, wed
hug instrukcyi o~trzymanych cd
szantazyst6w, kartke, ma kt6reJ
kilka slow napisai i poiozy} pu-
de}ko obok studni blisko domu
Wagnera PREY Newark ave. W
Niles, III. Ma kartce Langan ma
pisaf pc angielsku: ,,Mozecie 50
bic wszyscy iSc do p.....!"
Ia kilka dni otrzymai drugi
list Z podobnem zadaniem, dajac
mu czas do 1890 lipca. Langan
uwiadomif wtedy biuro prokura
fora stanowego j przywatnych
detektywow.
w Srode wieczorem detektywi
zaieli m~iejsca ma dwu ~sasiednich
cmentarzach, ktore otaczajQ
studnie ma jednej stronie, a bio
ia ma drugiej. Ukryci "a ma
gr0bkami lub w zaroSlach, cze-
kali przez GAIA noe, lecz Mkt sic
ME ziawi}, Z wyiatkiem stareg0
1zykanta, kt6ry jednakowo :
do szajki szantazyst6w ME ma
lezaf.
Widocznie szantazySci zwach%
i niebezpieczenstWo, jake i'm
grozi}o. Detektywi twierdza, re
wiedza, re spisek zostai uknuty
W jednym z wyszynk0w blisko
cmentarza. Wyszynk ten strzezo
no, lecz dotychczas bez zadnych
rezultatow.
GROZA MI ~MORDERSTWEM,
JEZELI q MIASTA ME WYE
DIE.
Try grozbv morderstwa. kt5
re ma nastapic w 10 dniach o.
trzyma} Pasquale R. De Carlo.
superintendent Wfoskiego Insty
tutu ChrzeScijanskiego i redak-
tor tygodnika III Cittadno Ii Chi
| caro" wychodzacego pnr. 1912 s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20
CZEKALI Ma
S~ZANTAZYSTOW Ma CMEN-
TARZU.

Detektywi z biura prokurato-
"a stanowego i agencyi prywat-
rel Mooney and Boland mieli
nocy re Srody ma czwartek ME-
zwykia przygode. Dybali ma
szantazyst6w ma cmentarzach.., Gee.
J. H. Langan, milioner, kt6ry'
najatek sw6j zrobif ma wyrobio
cukierk6w, w~iaSciciel Shields
Candy Co., dawniei cz}onek CHI
cago Athletic Association" o.
becnie mies3kajacy w Niles, Ill,
otrzyma} kilka list6w, zawiera,
jacych zadania cd n~ieznaiomych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20
ZWYCIESTWO
nmRI EAnY SLI

" Ed E!ADl C'I"Il1.N11J'
Nova rada szkolna, majaca
poparcie administracy mejSkiej,
odnioS}a wczoraj tymczaso re
zwyciestwo pred sedzia Wall
kerem.
By}y to przestuchy pred tym
sedzia W sprayie wniosku miej-
skiego doradzcy prawnego Ettle
soma o. uniewaznienie zezwole-.
MA, udzielonego prok. stanow.
HOyne'owi o Wytoczenie proce-
su quo warranto". kwestyOnu-
jacego prawo novel rady szkOl-
nei do urzedowania.
Wniosek doradzcy miejskiego
zoStaI przez sedziego uwzgled--
niony. Sedzia orzeki, re nova
rada szkclna Jest prawnQ, re
stara rada szkolna ME jest pra~
VIVA i ME ma zadneJ wtadzy.
Sedzia take uzna}, re rada
miejSka ME ma zadnej wfadzy
mad urzednikami, zamianowany-
mi przez burmistrza, skoro ich
raz zatwierdzi, jakotez re lie
ma prawa rekonsyderowac
swych uchwal, gdyz to sic spree
ciwia jej wiaSnym reguiom.
ASystent prokuratora stanO--
wego Berger natychmiast pre-
dfozy} wniosek o apelowanie
wyroku do sadu apelacyjnego,
kt6ry Sedzia Walker uwzgled--
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20
: wymagana liczba podpiSow.

Oto nazwiska tych szynkarzy
L. Winkelman, PREY Higgins
Road i rzece, w miasteczku Ley
den, miaf nazWisk 141 ma petycyi,
Liczba wyborc6w W tenn miaste-
czku jest 1,243.
J. J. Stephany, PREY Higgins
road i rzece Desplanes, W Len
den, miai ma petycyi 1876 nazwiSk.
J.. Blank, W miasteczku Rlch,
miaf tylko lis nazwiSk ma petty
cyl, podczas gdy liczba wyborcow
jest 1913.
A. L. Frost, opiekun Sqdowy
dla domu zajezdnego 1.-The House
that Jack Built PREY milwaukee,
ave. i rzece DeSplancS, w mlaSte-
czku Northfield, mial no naz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20

Halsted ul., Nieznajomi zadajS
tylko, azeby De Carlo wyjechai
z Chicago.
Pred trzema dniami dwoch
mezczyzn zblizyio sic do niego ma
tramwaju ul. Taylor. Pr6cz Mich
i p. De Carlo by&a ma tramwaju
tylko jedna kobieta. Nieznajomi
znali nazwisko p. De Carlo. Mo
will tylko pc wfosku, a gdy pan
De Carlo p~rzem6wit pc angiel-
sku, dali mu do zrozumienia, re
ma miejscu moze go spotkac cos
niemi4ego, jezeli ME bedzie wy
raza1 sic tylko W jezyku Who's
kim.
Powiedzieli mu, wyraznie, re
jezeli sic z miasta ME wyprowa
dzi, pociety bedzie ma kawafki.
w tydzien otrzymai jeden list
a pred tygodniem drugi, o tel
samei treSci co rozmowa ma
tramwaju.
P. De Carlo przyzna}, re PREY
gotowaf juz testament i re die
ci swe wysiaf do zameznej cork
w Trenton, n. ].
w STANIE ~OSKARZENIA "a
OSZUSTWO.
Przez fawe sedzi6w wielko--
przysiegfych w stan oskarzenia
rostawieni zostali "a oszukanie
firmy Mcneil and Higgins, hur-
townych kupc0w artyku1ow spo.
zywczych, Benjamin ]. Koral, a.
syStent J. Adamsa, ktory byi
manazerem ,iednego z departa-
mentow tel firmy, oraz j. w.
Kohn, szwagier jego. Firma ia
zostafa przez mich oszukana ma
$4,000 do $4,000.
Adams strzelii do siebie z re-
wolweru W hotelu Shermana
pred rokiem, zabiiajac sic ma
miejscu. Samob6jstwo popefnif
W .tym samym dniu, W ktorym
miaf sic stawic pred swymi pra
codawcami i wytiomaczyc i'm ME
lad w rachunkach.
Adams i Koral zalozyli firme
Central Flour and Cereal Co."
Z biurem w Masonic Temple, kto
"a wy4acznie sprzedawa}a firmie
Mcneil and Higgins. z pomoca
rozmaitych kruczk6w sprzedaia
tel o~statniei wielka ilosc zboz
| pc wyg6rowanych cenach. Blu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20
wisk ma petycyi, podczas gdy llcz-
ba wyborcow wynosi 941.

Co do ogloszen - w1elkich 1 ms-
Ugh, kazdego rodEaju tresci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI 1ajmuje
bezsprzscznie pierwsze uiejsca W ca
ls1 Am0ryes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20

Interest," weglowego wraz re
sprawiedliwym dodatkiem ma
zysk. Rezultaty tych obrad beda
p6zniej przedfozone ma zjezdzie
representative handlarzy we,
Clowych Z cafego kraju, ktory
bedzie zwofany przez F. S. Peabo
dy'ego, przewodniczacego komi-
tetu produkcyi weglowej z iona
krajowej rady obrony. Zjazd
ten odbedzie sic W sierpniu we
Waszyngtonie.
Drastyczna akcya powzieta
ma wtorkowem posiedzeniu rady
obrony Stanu Illinois, w ktorenl
wzia1 udziai CUB. Lowden, PREY
nosi owoce. Cub. Lowden wtedy
2 wyrazi1, re jezeli wszystkie
inne Srodki zaWiedza, zWo}a mad
zwyczajna sesye legislatury sta
novel celem zmuszenia manaze-
row kopalni i handlarzy do mi
zenia cen wegla.
WYDZIAL
IGNORUJE PRAWc co DO
LICENCYI.
Wydziat powaitowy ma wczo,
rajszej sesyi udzieli} licencye tyl-
ko czterem wyszynkom W mia
steczkach pow. Cook. Aplikacy'
bylo -. L tych dziewiec wick,
szoSc komisarzy odrzuciIa.
Jednakowoz udzielajac tycf
czterych ~licencyi, wydziaf zigno-
rowal prawo stanowe, ktore wy
maya, azeby wiekszosc wybor-
COW miasteczka, w ktorym wy
szynk ma bye otwarty, podpisala
odnosna petycye. Zaden re CITE
rech szynkarzy, kt6rzy licencyg
otrzymali, ME przedlozyi petycyl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20

dzifo 80 wagon6w z takiemi "a
m6wieniami.
%HANDLARZE BEDA RADZIC
MAD CENAMI WEGLA.
Handlarze wegla przychodZa
/ do wniosku, re ustac musi dali
SEE Srubowanie " gore cen We
gla miekkiego ma konferencyach
kt6re sic W tych dniach odbeda
w Chicago.
Ma proSbe stanowej rady O.
brony, o czem juz onegdaj pisa
no, przybedzie do Chicago ma
wsp6lne zebranie z ta rada 40
wybitnych handlarzy wegla re
Stanu Illinois. Zebranie odbedzle
sic iutro. Ma tenn zebraniu han
dlarze przedfoza dane statysty--
CINE CO do iloSci produkcyl We
ola w Illinois, koszt6w tejze pro-
dukcyi i cen ola konsumentow
W ostatnich czterech latach.
Nastepnie odbedzie sic w CHI
cago szereg konferencyi handla~
rzy wegla z kilku sasiednich Sta
now. Pierwsza bedzie konferen-
eva stowarzyszenia Illinois =
Wisconsin Coal Dealers, ktora
sic odbedzie W poniedziaiek W
hotelu La Sale. Druga bedzle
konferencya sekretarzy wszyst-
kich stowarzyszen handlarzy
weglowych w Stanach pomiedzy
Pennsylvania a rzeka MISSISSIPPI
pi, kt6ra sic odbedzie nastepne-
go dnia.
Ma tych dwu konferencya be-
die omawiana kwestya i usta--
nowienia koszt6w prowadzenia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-20

70 prokuratora ~stanowego wysle
dzi{o 30 wagon6w Z takiemi "a
m~6wieniami.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-05
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-05
WAKE UP FOLKS.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-05
HIT THEM BOTH HARD.

l. would be interesting to watch the Kaiser reading President Wilson's message delivered to congress yesterday. The tongue-lashing with strokes as sharp and as straight as only needles could make the president hit both Germany and Austria Germany Is the head with Austria the tool according to the President. And apparent lv a willing tool. because coerced by the head.
 II iS strange that the great Austrian na- t;on should obey the dictates of 8 mad man like Kaiser Wilhelm. Yet it does. From what the President said. war shall never cease until Ger many has been licked 10 2 frazzle. therefore. the sooner Austria with6rawS her support to that country. the sooner she will save herself from destruction. l. Is ID to her to say whether she preterS to % down with Germany or survive. America iS 1T this war 10 win, which means the destruction of Germany and her Allies. The Allies can .ake their choice or either remaining the tools q Germany and be licked or S:ait and bs saved an ignon,iniolS end.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-05
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-05
INERTIA orT-E RUSSIAN ARMY
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-05
-cW CHURCHES MAY AELP
From Capp=-s Weekly

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Schools OF Maui In Contest Are
Visited; Judges Praise Work

time to properly prepare the land. OF
course, this in itself is valuable lee.
son and appears to have spurred on
the youth to greater effort rather than
to have discouraged them. am glad
to note that provision has been made
to give due credit to the schools who
may be laboring under unusual diff.
culties.
Personally, might say that the
school gardens which we have visited
have suggested, or rather emphasized
the splendid opportunity which we
have for furthering the home produc-
tion of food supplies for these islands
through the proper instruction of our
school children In many cases the
children have started home gardens
on their own initiative, the parents
heartily cooperating in the work.
/ wish to take this occasion to ex-
press my appreciation of the work you
have undertaken, and to recommend
that it be continued from year to year
with ever increasing support and en-
conragement. Our extension division
Of the United States experiment sta
ton will cooperate with you in every
way possible.
Sincerely yours.
F. G. KRAUSS.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-17
HAMAKUAPOKO IS
VISITED BY TWO
HELPFUL EXPERTS

HalnaKuapcko. Maui, March u, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star.BHlletin.
Dear Sir. Last Tuesday morning we
Lad tUo visitors az school They were
mr. r. q. Krauas and Mr. r. u. Blanch-
ard Tkey came TO see our school
gardens, and they told as a great
nany interesting things. We went on.
aith the visitors and tried TO hear
everything they told us.
Mr.. KraHss was pleased with the
appearance Of our farms. He asked
n tie work is voluntary. and he said
lie was glad to know that the boys
want to work.
he told us a number Of things 10
help us To make the plants grow. He
said we can bring fertilizer from our
stables or chicken eoops. This fer
tilizeF costs nothing. IL should be kept
in a barrel In this we should put
water and after a day or two we can
use the water TO irrigate our land.
We can also use ashes or SCOT from
the stove.
He said our gardens need more
water. The boys have to carry the
water a long distance. Our teacher
has asked the board OF supervisors for
a new pipe to make our work easier.
Mr.. Krauss told us how to plant and
transplant onions and cabbage and
beets. He said we should break off
the little suckers of the tomato vines.
We asked him how to fight the cab
bage worm and the Japanese beetle
He told us to use Paris Green on the
young cabbage and to catch the Jap
anese beetle at night. We are to dig
a pit to hold the dead leaves that are
swept UP in the yard and are to cover
them with dirt to make good soil to
enrich our land next fall.
Both Mr.. Krauss and Mr. Blanchard
gave us a great deal of help. Their
talk was very instructive / wish ]
could tell you more, but it will make
this letter too long.
Yours truly,
MANUEL RoDRIGUEs