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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
IDAHO SOLDIERS IN FIRE.
Forced 20 Flee From Burning Pullman,
Losing Personal Effects,

nattb0ue. n, YA mysterious hre
destroyed two Ours of Pullman train
on the Efle railroad early sunday
morning
Soldiers Of the second Idaho IN
fnntry. who were on the train, were
unahlo 90 account for the origin " tbs
Are.
Members 81 Company q. who oe'
cuTied The cars which were burned,
streamed out ~ doors and windows.
They could take hnt little with them,
and lost an their extra equipment aud
most ~ their personal effects.
The loss was estimated az 100000,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Helen cudahY suIeIdes.

Paris.-AIiss Helen Cudahy. daugh-
ter Of Patrick Cudahy, the Milwaukee
meat packer, committed suicide in
midocean October 10. Fear of sub
marines is believed to have been the
motive for the act.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Polish State council Inauuurated.

Amsterdam. - The inauguration Of
the Polish state council took place at
Warsaw in the royal castle Saturday,
according to a dispatch received here.
After taking the oath the members of
the council issued a manifesto to the
people.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
charned WIN EspIonaae.

Chicago. - Count James Minotto,
son-in-law of Louis F. Swift, president
Of Swift and company, packers, is re-
ported to have been arrested by fed
eral authorities for alleged pro-German
activity.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Didn't Know II Was Loaded.

Nephi.-Louis Cartwright, aged 16,
did not know the gun was loaded, so
his sister Mary, aged IA, is dead at
the home of her parents, while he is
crazed with grief. The boy was DEM
onstrating his ability to handle %
rifle before group of children.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
ArehIbold Estate 81 go 9e6.

Nsw York a total estate IL Sti.,
2sa0J was left BY John y Archhoid
president u the standard OH com.
pany ~ New Jersey. who died May Z,
1916. Ascending % the repori 0f the
transfer tax appraiser.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
shn.LIstan Rsaehsa AmsrIsa.

An Atlantic Port, Lieut. Ernest
Sbacklutou. tbe Antarctic explorer ar
rived sunday aboard British stean'
ship. ou tbs same steamship came
about twenty ambulance drivers who
have returned 60 eater other branches
u military service
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
camn Bowie Has a Blaze.

Fort Worth, Texas.-Fire was dis
covered early Sunday in buildings in
the west portion of Camp Bowie. The
flames were brought under control by
the camp fire fighters before much
damage was caused.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Bl,sses Man Who Fired FIRST shot.

Los Angeles "Cod bless that red.
headed trishmau who sent TINT first
shell screechinE into the German
lines. shouted nllly Sunday, the evan.
Eclist, 90 bis CLOSING sermon u an
eight weeks campaign here. THAT
was oug nrss answer % the kaiser and
thar ban ue0ked tl,adenburs and his
gang II aasasSlus and cut threats"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Sink Boat to Prevent Seizure.

Rio Janeiro,-The Germans on DC
tober % set on fire and sank the Ger
man gunhoat Eber, 9S4 tons, which has
been lying at the port of Bahia, fear
ing seizure of the gunboat by the Bra
lillian authorities.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
- esrman surrendsra.

Denver ngciariuE that he was
hungry without $40, aud an cseaIed
lptsrntd German sailar, man giving
his naHye a. hadolPb Bunksrt walked
inta me p0liec staten bege sunday
aud surrendered.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Roosevelt Is 50 Nssrs old.

Oyster Bay. y. Y Col Theodore
Roosevelt celebrated his nlyy,eighth
Birthday nr bis boma herr October -,
AZ ms aEs birthdays % not matter
mueb. he said CoRgratulatory leg,
tiers nnd telsgrauls were received FROM
ali parts ~ the couHtry.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02

Eugene GRE Euliy - Per celt q
tisg hsas of the state II Oregon have
hesu slaughtered during she last sis
iueutt.s + : MgCianah8n, president
~ the Oregon PuHltry BrsedeFs assO,
cianSn. stated saturday
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Motorcycle Clashes with AerOplane.

Camp Doniphan, okla.-In a colli-
sion with the running gear of an as
cendlng aeroplane, Private Joseph
Hares, 20 years old, of the New York
Third aero squadron, was killed Sun
day. He was on a motorcycle when
he collided with the flying machine.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
WILLARD FRIED ny JURY,
Utah Man Who Killed Former Friend
10 Acquitted,

I Salt Lake city Arthur l. Willard,
tried "a charge az numbering Cecil
Holmes al Bingham, June ~, was
found not guilty BY a jury on satur
day justification was won hy the de-
Tense under the detilement statute,
The trial began October "a, Mrs,
wnmrd.th thrd principal IN the trl'
angie which resulted Ia the death Of
Holmes. was not permitted 70 tesu'
~, aud Was ahseut rrom the court
rO0m when the verdict was rendered
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
RELIEF FOR ARMENlANs.
President Wilson Appeals for contribu-
tons to Turks Victims.

WashingtOn.-President Wilson on
Sunday appealed to the American peo-
pie again to contribute to the relief of
the stricken Armenian and Syrian peo-
pies. The situation, among more than
100000 destitute survivors of Turk
ish atrocities, he said is $50 distress
ing as to make special appeal to the
sympathies of ALL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

den lit, lit Sic 9[ufiinoigung elmer
i6pcren Slln9ersnot. @s mag fem
ooB g3oiirooonlus babel oil einen glot-
itono geooht bot, Ser Ourb friegeri.
i6e 8ermidlrmgen ber6eieefiibrt lit.
Seiner @elebriamfeit poren ole @nt-
ipiirfe our @ro6erilng Der Suit, pie iie
feline fiinf5ig Sabre 5ltOor Seonoroo
oa @inci aufge5ei1net batte, niAt
freino gebliebenunO er mag pobl Den
M0gli6feiten no6geionnen baben,
ipel6e g9irfungen Elm Oerortiges
@erf5eug in 0en SdnOen elmer feino-
li6en @eipalt 3eitigen fonnte. gl6er
mann cS gebrauht wiir0e itno per es
gebroudte, oorii6er licB er ieOen SIN.
bolt feblen. llnO aud ooS lit 5u eriuG-
gen: Oos 9ilo, 0os er entuirit, miro
ni6t minOer gut 6urd oen @infuil
eines SeuibredenihmdrmeS ertldrt.
Cine iol6e @ropbe5eilng eri6eint
freilitb elmer 2elid)te Der Bropbeten
fir Die 95oIirooomuS lett Subrttn-
oerten Gilt, menig uiirOig. sic lit 5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
ariceSpruplc 5eiuuocn.

sSn oen Genturien Oes beriibmten
01oitro0amus, oie crItmoIie I'M Sabre
1863 bcr5ffentlidt puroen, fiuoen
iid in obiidtlib unflor geboltcnen
@erien auecblib ole groBen un0
pi6tigen @reieniiie Der @eltgeibi6te
ongefiinoigt. 90 meinte man idon in
Sabre 1870 aus einem Der 9icr5ciler
Die @eiangennobme glopoIeons bel
Se0on bernus5uleien jeOod niht
etpa Dor Der Sdlodt, ionoern nod.
6cr Die llnflarbeit Der @erie mn9t
ndmlid eiue Geutung nohuenoi9 uno
oieic Ill, 5um 2eioweien oller Ser.
c6rcr Scr magiihen @iiicridaften,
itcts moglih. penn oos 2iht ooll3o3
qcuer @eihebniiic Oen ounflen Sim
Der 4ropbetin erbcat Iiesmol lino
ieooA Die Deuter irii05citig ouf Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

@er SStolien aus eigener 9lnidoits
iing giit fennt, mcr, Der itolienii6en
Sprade m1dtig. nidt nur BON Sotcl
al Sotel gereiit lit unO oas italienis
ide Bolt niht mlr in Der @eitolt BON
8remoenfiibrern. &itidern, &otcl.
oienern uno be5o6lten GorontelatGn.
5erinnen fennen gelernt bat, ionoern
ipirfli1 NIT Dem 8olfe, gon5 glei6
melden StonoeS, in na5ere 9eriib-
rlng gefommen lit, miro @efiible oeS
9eoauerns 6llBern miiiieu, ouB oieies
Golf ii6 5urn ariege bat bet0reri
loiien. CD
glrlnes sStauen 9lrnl nidt ollein
0espegen, neil cS ais Elm mirtifaft.
lid idwobcS 2onO oen &rieg wngt
ion0ern neil Elm groBer, iebr grocer
Seil oes itolieniiden 8olfes our6ous
frieoli6 unO oaer SDnIpotbien mert
lit. gti6t 0os @ros oeS itoIicniiAen
8olfes moQte Den arieg, ionoern MIR
cine berb1ItnismdBig fleine ariegS.
partei ge9ebt imo angefeuert our@
Die bon Ger Iripelentente be5o9ltcn
glgentcn ino 3eitllngsidreiber. 90
mcrfipiirOig eS lit, Die groBcn Dlduler
bo6cn ocu arieg 6uwege gebro9t.
9iibi > icbr I'M freien Sonoe ooer
gar III ocn Bergen itedten oieie ipobn.
iUibigen arie0Sidreier. ionoern fult
ausidIieBlib in ben groBeu iulo nlitt-
lereu St1oteu, lln0 aud bier lit es
notiirIi6 ni9t sic it1otii1c 9eoolfe.
rltng IN ibrer @eiomt6eit, ion0ern
meiit cine iid porpiegenO aus ilnteren
mo mittleren StGnoen 5uiammen.
iebenoc aategorie bon 0leniden, Die
i'd meinen itaIieniiden 9teiicerfob.
rlngen genlGB ole opioerIiAe" ncu.
nen mobte @s lit 6ies cine iopobl
1iiBerIih pie innerlitb tlr bal65iDili.
iierte Dlauidenflaiie, ean5 oieielbe
aud, 0ie fir eetuobnlih oem Oeutiden
Reiienoen 9lbideu einfloBt lno IN
ibm Oos @ort bonn ibmusigen etligen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

@lon cridieneu imO iporten nit elm
ponr @ier5eilern ouf Die nud ibrer
9(niidt Sen Gerlorf linO 0us @noe 0es
iebigen geltfrieges meisiogen. Ser
cine Ialitet in Dem alien, bielfa9 ee-
iudt nbionOcrIiAen 6rarBoiiib oes
c6emoligen 9ei6ar5tes Der aotboriua
bon Dle0ici:
La voiX ouye de linsolit oyseau
Sur le canon du resqiral d'estage
ST haut viend%. du Prominent de
boisteau
Que Phomme d'homme Anthropo-
phage.
3u oeiitib @enn Die Stimme OeS
ieltinmcn @ogels eleid oen Gonen
Ger Srgelpfcifen erflinet, miro Der
SdeffeI @ei5en 10 teuer mcrOen oab
Weni6enfreiierei 8lob greiit. Ole
9lnslcger be5ieben nun oos 9ilO OeS
gogeIs auf Die n3eppeline@ unO ieberI
Ourin cine @crfiinOung Oes Sicgcs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

unbeoeuteno, ibre 9emo6rbcitlmg
nidts 9eionOeres. @ewiB. Die Ser
mirflihlng borgeobnter welterihilt-
tern0er 9ege6cnbeiten mare bon gon5
onoerer 9eoeittilng 1T nenn 0ieie De.
ge6enbeiten in g9obrbeit borgeobnt
mdren. 9(6er oo8, mas mie @orob-
ning ausiicbt lit ni6tS uIs cine 8u-
rehtgeriicttc, oen ulgenblidlicben @e.
ibebniilcn onoepaBte ghiSlegung. Ser
eigentlibe @obrioger lit ia nidbt Der
8ropbet, ionocrn Der Geutcr lno Ser
bot oas 8ropGe5cien leibt. On Oic @r-
eiqniiic, Die CT I'M toroils perfiInoet
pdbnt, iid) rings rm i'm Ooll3ieben,
oOer gum menigiten nabe 6e0orlteben.
8ots 6rcimorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

S5toIiener geprdgt bat. 8ielfo6 toit'
iden oieie 2eute our6 eleeonte alei-
0ungsort oen beiieren Wenihen Dor,
bod n1bere 9efanntidaft nit ibnen
fldrt bolo iiber ibren in @abrbeit
pioerliben. oufgeblaien-eitlen llno er-
b1rmIi6en Gborafter oiif. Cells 9e.
ante, tells @eidditSleute, tells 2eiite,
Die in oen groBen uuo fleinen ger-
tebrs5entren iid irgeuoeine Ginnob-
meaueae oeriboffen, biloen oos @ros
ocrielben, SIT Weldem iib aber Dor
alien olS piiroige @rgdn5ung oos
gelpoltige Seer Der 9eidGftigungSIo-
fen @clegenbeitsorfeiter uuo gti6tS-
tier I'M meiBen 2einenon5ug uno
Stroblt geielt, ole ni6tS ais Slirt,
aaifecbaus un0 politii1eu 3citllngS-
flatid fennen. CieS iiu0 Sic Sdreicr
uno 6linopiitigen @litgdnger Der
Ourd Die Eripeleutcnte be5a6ltcn
glgcnten 3eitngen imO 0erieliigen
borne6men Stolicner, oeren Spmpo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

man ouh ni6t togtGgIib @efubr
lauft, Dem li5ilianiiben 0oldb gum
Spfer 81 fallen ooer ieiner 9oridbaft
berau6t 81 lDeroen 10 lit 0o6 Der ii5i-
lianii6e 8olfS6orofter Elm 0erort ber-
fonrnener llno ifrupelloler, Dob Ous
9feiien iiber 2onO ouf Der groBen
SSniel imner nit elmer gemiIier 8or.
Iibt gel6cben mtb. Sebr gut lit 0a-
gegen Der Sor0iuier, rn0 obmobl Die
@lGrhen BON ser r1uberiiAen glrt Der
@epobner SoroinienS nod beute melt
ber6retet iino, babe id alti ollen mei-
nen 5o6lrei6en tStreif5iigen orrh
Oieie Sniel ItetS MIR Ser5lihfeit uno
@oltfrelmolboft I'M id)onlten Sinne
oes @ortes onoetroffen. llebrigens lit
ISoroinien lit benerfenswert, meil
Die Staliener ouf 6ieler ourA 6ie6er
itorf beimgeluhten Siiel elm groBeS
@efongenenlager einridten. Sm por'
aus i6on Iin6 6ieienigen 5u beoaueru.
ipelbe 0os @ei1id trifft, nlS @efon
gene ouf 0iele SSniel oeri6logen 81
meroen oo es bier oisgeocbnte Sc
biete oibt, in ipelden fein 6remOer
Dor ser tiidil1en entme0er 800 ooer
lebenslongeS Siedtiut )ringenoen
Wloluria beric6ont bIeibt. g8enn crit
befannt iein miro, wo man auf Sor'
Oinien Die @efungcnenloger bout,
miro man geee6enenfollS Sdrttte
our1 @ernlittlltng ser neutrolen
Wid6tc unternebmen miiiien nm ct
moigen meniAenfeinoli6en 9lbli6ten
Ser itolieniicben 9ie9ierrng, Oie ibr
pobl alt5utrouen iinO, entecgen5lltre'
ten. @leib oen Sor0iniern iino m6
Oie @eluobner Ser 2iporildeu Snieln,
Stromboli einbegriffen, ourbous lie.
bensmerten g8eiens. Die groBeren
StGote StolienS unO Die Snicln iino
in i6rer 3uiammenIebun9 iebr Ocr'
i6ie0enortig ltno be6errbergen ouber
audi oie beribieoenien Gboroftere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

9eioe 9(uslegtngen HnO dnBerit be,
Ite6cno ino Ole ibnen 5unl g(us0rud
fomnenoe SiegeS5uoerii6t iii ourN-
aus erfreiiIid, ieOod rein io1li6 ge-
nommen bnlten Oie 0eiltuuigen iin-
boreingenontnener 8riifng nidt
itanO. u@opies~, oas nit Seere iiber-
tragen miro, beiaet ridtieer: Geid-
lidlfciteit NRengen. lln0 oproiier"
beiBt nicbt fonlmert ion0ern geEer.
90 Oab oieier @erS lniitet: @roBe
W3cugen geben iiber 0leer lunO 2ono,
@len9cn pon Sonoelsgiitern. 9ieie
9luslegung bat cbenioOieI, ia Dieaeirbt
nod mrbr fir iid, ais ole erite. Gam
miro mid 6ie lln5uirie0cnbeit Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

@brenrettung zines gonj 5u llnre6t
beri6rieenen itolienii6en 8olfsteils
ermGbnen oaB eern0e in ben glbru3-
5en ein iebr outer treubcr8iger @len-
ibeni6lag Wobnt, Der in nidts Den
8ormurf zines rduberiiG beranlagten
@olfeS ber0ient. S9on peniger often
lit Der Gbarofter Ger in oen @6enen
ser 9iilten un6 sen aiiitengebirgen
ipobnenoen Stoliener, imo ouh Ole
Siioitaliener iiuO aumeilt nit elmer
gelpiIien @oriidt 8u eenieBen NOS
iel6It pom @olf Der @erge IN nonhen
0iltriften Gilt. 9ob ou6 an Eeiien
in ser Silo (SiiOfolo6rien), i'm 9erg.
lonoe BEL Goien5a lino Baolu ltip.
fniipfen ii9 fir mid Die olleri9on-
Iten, ourh feinerlei icblebte 9egeg-
niIie geItorten @rinnertngen.
9as, ipenn i9 mid 10 ousoriiden
fam oaergef6brliGite 8olf Staliens
lit Ser Siailianer, inO 5lpar Der Be
tpobner oes inneren Si5ilien. @enn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

9eriiien moroen Iin0, erflGrt iic6 l6on
bird oen @6orafter Oieier betreffeit-
0en itolienii6en 8olfsidibtcn. Cine
Der BerporIte1enoiten @i5eutiimlid-
feiten Oeriel6en lit nGn1lib cine ltnge-
beuere 9eb6oftigfeit, BEL mel6er Der
Nlrtn6 iamt Oen 0arin ii9 lpie tou
iiberitiiraenoen geoeihpoa nu6 Die
3udt OeS 3enfens ungiinitig beein-
fluBt, inoen nGmlicb aus loilter Sudt
nod iiberloiltem Sdpa0ronieren un0
S6reicn Der @eiit ieglidben Ser
mtnftsgrim0eu lib DerlhlieBt. @8 lit
ein 0ng ser llnm0gIiAfeit, einem in
irgenoeine lSade Bineinberrmnten
Stoliener oieier Sorte nit @ioerle-
oingSberiiiAen 81 fommen. gr miro
Ourb iolbe MIR nod raienoer unO
gebt, menn er iidb 6enfenoen W}enihen
gegenii6er befinoet, oie ieine W}ei-
nung niGt teilen leiht ai EGtIicb-
feiten itber.
@elug ser @orte ii6er sic 4riegs-
beber- o@ortei", ocren glemente iiG
bouptiddli6 aus ser 8ebolferirng ser
erOBen iino mittIeren StGOte sStoliens
retrutieren, 1ie naHfoloenoen 3eilen.
mogen Dem oerniiuftiseren oenfcnoen
Eeil Der itoIieniiben 9ebolferltng gc-
mi0net iein. 9ei Der fleincn 9eipre.
dung miQ ih weniger ipitemotiih gu
gSerfe geben, ais, mid oitSi9lieBli6
mif ei9ene &eiieerinneritngen ltiisenO,
nur 6eionOers iDmpatbii1e 8olfsteile
beraus6e6en. Tor olenl m66te j1
bier Der 9euolferlmg ser ge6ireigen
Seile fait oes gan5en feltlGnoii6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

mdbreuO SSronfrei6, oos am ineiIten
2Sei5en Oer0ebrenoe 2onO, Dem llutcrs
gange gepeibt iei. llnO 0uS @nOe ser
engliiden Seebcrridoft mir pon i6nen
aus folgenoen 3eilen geleien:
lie grand empire sera par Angleterre
lie pempotam des ans plus trois
cens
grands copies passer mar mer ct terre,
Les Lusitains men seront pas con-
tents,
Die iie ii5erieben: Gas groBe 9iei6
@nglano miro nebr ais orei Sa6r-
6unoerte olln6btig iein. @roBe 6eere
Deroen 5u @oiier imO 9ono fommen
Gie 8ortltgieien perOen oariiGer nibt
erfreut iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

9uIitanier berItdn6Iid, Oeren Sonoel
@ngldn6 oil iib ec5ogen bat. 9iele
acknowledgement ieBte idon gu 2eb-
5eiten oes 9loitroOamus in ocn eriten
Iciien g(nfGngen Elm, itnO es fonnte
fir einen Nfonn bon ieinen &enntnil-
len un0 @rfabrungen fein 3peifel
iein, mer in Oieieni 9fingen ben Sieg
be6olten lpiiroe uno 5par ouf lanee
Belt binoits. 0ieS meinen Die oorei
SobrbunOerte". SIR @n0e berednen
5u po(lelI lit Elm miiBiges Spiel.
g(u6 Ger 5uerit oufgeliibrte 8ier,
seller lit nur nit betrGdtli6er @ia.
fir ouf inlere Seit 5u bc5ieben. 9os
ein3ige, mas in ibm tlar ulsgeipro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

tbien aus &oiic- imo ouoeren @riin.
sen 9elitiblonO unO Seiterrei6 a6-
uno 6rnnfreid uuo @uglano 5ligc-
wonot limo. Seltiom geulg lit oil6
0ie Sotiade, ooB 6ranfreid uie Sta.
lien itets 3oofeinoe poren unO in bic
lem @erbdltniS iib ielbit Our6 bic
neueIte 8erbriiOerung nidt biel an
bern miro.
Ger nIgemeine Saumel OeS &riegs.
fie6crs, in melden oieie 2ellte ii@
ielblt bineiuiuggeltiert bobcn uno III
oeiien Struoel eelpiB ou6 Diele on-
oere llrteilSidwude nod nlitbineiu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

SStaIien oIs ser 6reunoi6oft ipert be-
5eidnen. S5n oen reinen gllpen6o6en
Der 9eree feunt man peOer Gcuti6en-
boB nod 0liBtrauen. Waan begegnet
Dem 6remoen falt iibcrol nit mirflih
bon Screen foutmenoer 8icoerfeit
lnO iibt unoifgeioroert Die Eugenoen
ser @oitfreunoi6oft. Gies Gilt aub,
wenn i9on ieItener, bon oen 9epob-
nern Ser fleinen 8ereit6ote 0es 2an-
oes. @ieoer ltno ebrli6, entgegen-
fommcnO un0 natiirlib fono id Die
8eiuoGner ser 30rfer 5wiiben uno an
ben Decentralization Seen inO I'M
9[pennin. ISier mobte id AUDI sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Sn Der 9lnsItelIuuo.

Bauer Coils cr BEL einem @egcnitunO
Den 3ettel: oOrcimol Oerfouttl" liebt
iih ole SGnoe reibeno): ga idau
9llte, Dos fam a fciuer Fro5cb mer
oenl"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
TYPHOID GERMS ARE PETTED
Fed With Agar Jelly, Specially Pre-.
pared and Very costly--Millicas
Of Soldiers tneeu,ated

Millions OF the allied soldiers in
france have been inoculatel against
lyphoid fever since the WAT began.
IN order to prepare the lvnpth
Which is used for the purpose of rem.
oerlns them immune 70 this deadly
disease. perfectly pure CIVILIZATIONS Of
The typhoid bacillus have to he made.
These are obtained by artifclplly
breeding the microbes in government.
controlled laboratories. The deudty
germs are kept In little glass tubes.
carefully sterilized and are fed with
agar jelly, an exceedingly expensive
substance which comes from Japan.
where 1t Is prepared fsso particular
species Of seaweed.
Nothing can exceed the care and
attention that is lavished on these
'oihsome little organisms by the scien.
lists Ia charge Of them.
The typhoid mlcrobe is not a very
httle fellow as microbes 20. There
are others far smaller. Nevertheless
II pins head were hollow capsule
II would hold four hundred million
'yphold bacilll, colony OF liy.
lug organisms about equal IN point of
numbers to the combined population
Of the United States Of America, Rus.
sla, France, Germany, Italy and the
United Kingdom.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11

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Newton Johnson and daughter
Haze! and Mary Duyick were Ottawa
callers Monday afternoon.
Mrs, Tom Classon. Mrs. Andrew
knuison aud Mrs. Newton johnson
Visited with Mrs. Chris Serby Tues.
day
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Canuteson were
Ottawa callers Friday.
Edward Sampson. Newton Johnst II
and Ole Serby attended the lat stock
sho~ in Chicago last week.
Mt aud Mrs. Chris Serby were
Ottawa callers Friday.
MIS- Newton johnson and childr, II
Hazel and Margaret. visited at the
hcmo OF Mr. and Mrs Ole Moe Wed.
pcgday
Enola Williams visited with Mary
l'HvlcA Wednesday.
Leeward Moe and Elmer Serby
Ottawa callers Thursday afternoon.
a patriotic program was given az
bau~ay Friday evening and was we'll
attended.
Mas Ole Moe and children, Esth, .
ana Arnold were Ottawa callers FRI.
day.
Mr and Mira George Sebby visited
WITH MIR. and Mrs Ole Moe Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Nelson was an Ottawa
caller Monday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
A BALLAD OF OLD DAYS

Not mine 10 praise this modern art
That reeks of glue and paint un
dried.
The offspring OF a Shriekins mart
Hallowed by gill and naughl beside (;
Give Inc the tender hints that hide
III some old canvas melfowings
Asedrsped as in her veil the bride
sing the grace OF faded things.
This lace that hid msrQuise's hear,
This fan an able yersifed,
Cne knew the quick blood's thrill and
start,
One bears Venus a2ure-eyed:
foi this strange gaud i princess
sighed.
"a Jeweled Love despoiled OF wingsj:
This snuif box was a desDots pride
sing the grace OF faded things,
Veneer aud tlhsel play their part
These graceless days. and few de-.
rae,
Our eyes mid brazen colors smart
For gold, moi love, our brush is
piled,
Time passes with giant strde;--
Not mine these sarish gifts he
brings
Midst gold he flung aside | bde--
sing the grace Of faded things,
E'Envoi
To you. Who ere the world was wide.
Served Beauty before queens and
kings. ~
10 you, who wrought and woye and
died,
] sing the grace OF faded things.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Sell Wood by Pound.

Clrcasslan walnut Is sold by the
pouod or the ton and not by the foot,
AS early as ll6 B. G. it was introduced
into Italy from Persia. Russia Is the
chiel source OF CIrcassian walnut. The
logs are 80 heavy that they will not
noat, ana 'ire sold from the forest
win their bark on. Only the heart OF
'he wood Is used, aud II is the crooked,
irregular logs that possess the best.
figured wood Even very old trees
rarely have clear length Of more than
ten feet =.