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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01
RUSSIAN COMMITTEE TO
ASSIST LIBERTY LOAN

SAN FRANCISCO. September 80
COhiciaID-~I Local Russians under the
leadership Of their cons1l have formed
n Liberty Loan aid committee to a,.,,t
in the loan campaign. The local Rus
slams have been active in SuppOl ing
American war movements and MANY
have joined the United States GgitrnE
forces
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01
JAPANESE FLAG FLIES
WITH STARS AND STRIPES

SAN FRANCISCO, September 20 -
lOficial) --Jap0nese day at the Callfor
MIA land show was observed with thou
sands paying tribute to the Japanese
flag which few beside the stars and
Stripes.
\ japanese exhibit took one cf the
prizes. X. Fujii, japanese consul, spoke
and rival Japanese bands Furnished
music. Miss Hama Shim0zuni, japan
csc prima donna, sang.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01

Press
w yesterday which
AM under
Of the Allies Meane the Allied uraps
whhth Bugarans
military Balkan
outad
Ser
its stoauo the Alu nIurhd hh countx xt mnha
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01
BULGARIA. ~YIELDS TOETHE ALLIES
Way Open For I,1vasior1 Of A,str;a-Hm,gary

MAP showing the relation of Bulgaria through which the
Iva Allies given the right Of passage for military opera
tons to adjacent countries 1t will be noted that Turkey cut
off from land communication with Germany
is opened for advance against soueas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01
BJJLGAR COLLAPSE /.
]. PUTS AUSTRIA AND
..@ 2 TURKEY IN PLIGHT
Terms of a Arnaistice Giue Allies Right Of
I Military Passage To Objectives They
Desire and Isolate Ottoman Empire
TERMS OF BULGARIAN ARMISTICE

HULA 4s +.l,~ TERMS OF BULGARIAN ARMISTICE %t
Bulgaria to all Serbian and Greek territory which
ii now holds %'1 EaEs&8&r r4E3
Bulgaria agrees denobze army and surrender all
the Allies This includes surrender of the control Of
the Danube River @% $s Il IT, .&
passage through Bulgaria for military operations granted
but specified that the occupation Of Bulgaria be entrusted to
French Italians Serbians Greek being
excluded from such occupation 9&E"# sF 9a#erS
The arnice be effective until general signed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01
AUSTRIA HOPES FOR PEACE
AMERICA CAREFUL

The ned States has carefully reancd from exercising
direct influence the believed that this
viii be invited to enter the discussion OF the final terms
which be Imposed bulgaria diplomats
instructed extend the good Offices this either
Bulgaria the Alrs III the the 4rmstice
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
LOCAL SPECIAL

FOUND-Bar pin set with chip dia-
monds and opals. Left at Recorder
office for owner
FOR SALE-A brass bedstead, mat
tress arl springs. sanitary couch
and mattress, all in new condition,
which will be sold below cost for
the reason that owner has no
room for them. Call at the Re
corder office for particulars.
NOTiCE-The regular meeting OF
the Lemhi Business Mems associa-
ton has been postponed ID We'd
nesdav night. DC Der is. FRED y.
BISCOE, secretary.
LOST-Ladies gold watch some
where around cattle exhibit pens.
Initial NJ on pin and initial c on
watch. Finder please leave at Re
corder office and receive IS re-
ward.
FOR SALE-140 head pure bred
Cotswold ram lambs, $50 per head.
See Harry Kelly, Salmon.
FOR SALE-Team of Horses lfVo
pounds 5 and years old; team
mares, between 1900 and 1900
pounds. Z and 8 years old; saddle
mare. years old and fresh COW
4 years old Apply Recorder Office.
to cut pine and flr
cord wood at Blackbird wood camp
al 81 per cord. No board but cabin
free. Taylor & Degen.
FOR SALE-Shares Of the capital
stock of the Pioneer Bank & Trust
Co. See Kelly, Salmon. Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
THE EVE SPECIALIST

DR.. II. H. Scarborough will make
his regular professional visit to Sal
mon Saturday and Monday October
ST at the Sheron hotel; at the Lead
ore hotel Tuesday, October 8. His
methods give reliable results fer
headache and dizziness.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
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. SALMON LOCALS


Mr. and Mrs. George Rode OF t,,vs.
ses are among the fair visitors this
week
W. {. Smith & Son have sold GOO
mead OF sheep to George w. BARGE
of Hayden basin.
John Hanson and billiard Grieber
nave the contract for dismantling
the Big creek electric u plant.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter of Wisdcm
is visiting the home Of rer parents.
MI and Mrs. Seth Bali. at Tendoy.
/ DIR. 7. p. Carnes has became The
owner OF the North Fork ranches of
HUH Brothers by purchase lust re-
ported. Price $4,000
Rev Father Baudixzone Is visit.
ing the Catholic priest. Rev. Father
Hynes. in charge of the salmon
church.
seth Ball started Tuesday morn.
ing for the eastern market win
sheep. expecting to extend the tr.D
as far as NV York.
William Mahaffey is on the road
from Weiser with a hundred head of
sheep Of high quality for himself and
". c: Smith q Son.
Robert ". Bell. state mine inspect.
or, Is in the Salmon country VIM
A. Q. Ludwig the state official visit
cd the Tormey mine on "Wednesday.
Nr and Mrs. Charles Graveg are
to s9end the next month or TWO in
Salmon from their Pahsimaroi home
and have rented one OF the Blscoe
dwellings.
{. b. Lewis has been over from
the Cobalt camp this week. taking
the first lay-oa in three months. He
and Mrs. Lewis are both employed
there. Their daughter. Mrs. George
Patton, is visiting Salmon from her
home al White Hall.
Let II be recorded that the first
frost in the Salmon country made its
appearance on the morning of the
9Th of October, 1918, until which date
luxuriant Summer had been lInger.
ing in the lap of Old Man FAN. SO
that the old sport began 10 think
there was to be no winter this year
a-tall and that he was not as old as
he thought he was.
Miss Rachael Perry Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w Charles Smith. hay
ing arrived Monday from Pocatell3
by auto. Miss Perry is member OF
the official force III the PocatEle
postoffice She made the trim accom-
panied by a LADY friend. in about
three days including visits with
friends by the way She has only q
ten. days vacation. and she will start
on the return trip Saturday,
FOR SALE Hay and pasture al he
Axline-M Mccormick ran b.
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"+*+**+%++*+ =
SALMON LOCALS a
: Z. I. :. ]. 5. :.

+ + + + 4. !. :. .
week. at butte tass
Mrs. Walter Harmon was ~, ,.
Ulysses yesterday. ~ ifoin
Ut hart of Leadore il snsrd,n.
iair time in Salmon
:, s Catherine Williams is hons
IN Salmon from Ogden Hone
oo,,1 Aoieta Hubbard lis attend,r.
'oiiese at Roanoke. Va.
Dyke Powers has leased ,,a .,,,-
Sun ranch in the Pahsimaroi
Ars' Jones and family ~ M. r..
were Interested fair visitors Tn.
day. i'ors Ihurs-
hoy B. Herndon and Wiz
po hn from the metropolis of the
MRS Mahoney is over from Iees
Dufs with her daughter. Mrs Glen.
non, in Salmon 'ieii'
,, 'oiin Padgham has sold 10 Low
n Lee the town lot DO. 10 R,ock 3
IN Leadore for 5000.
MT and Mrs. Peter NcKin,cv
maze the trip to Butte by ego So.
urday. 80 %
Ars. Dan Chase viii be hostess n
The church annex for the ladies AT
which will meet October i.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Grpbb ana
mrs Meitzler We're among the visit.
ors from May in Salmon this we4l
The Judge Quarles family will re-
slqe in the Or. Mckinney residence
property for this new home in Sal.
mon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mahaffey
and family of Lemhi and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Anderson and
family of Tendoy were fair visitor
yesterday
DR.. Hammer, another Salmon ply
stefan in active practice, has deter
mined TO enter service as an army
surgeon, having passed the required
examination for entrance.
Mrs. Homer Harris has been for
several weeks on a visit TO ChIago
friends. Mr.. Harris went out last
Saturday with stock train and will
join Mrs. Harris in the east.
One of the most attractive fea.
lures of the school exhibit was
large American flag made by Mrs
Fred Crandall. Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
y. c. Frazier and presented 10 the
school.
County Superintendent Anna 9.
Barron entertained al dinner al the
Hot Springs Thursday evening n
honor of the institute instructors,
Prof. Soultn of the University OF
Idaho and Prof Werner OF Albion
normal The other guests We're &r.
and Mrs Rand. Mrs. Harry Hettins-
or and Miss Bessie Stroud
IF NOT REGISTERED YOU CAN
NOT VOTE. NO SWEARING M
VOTERS ON IECTiON DAY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

Has High Opinion of Chamberlaia's
Tablets.
Il have a high opinion of Chamber
lain's Tablets for biliousness and az
a laxative writes Mrs. G. 4. Barnes,
Charleston. H. | have never found
anything so mild and pleasant 10
use. Ny brother has also used these
tablets with satisfactory results"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
Reward. 500

. this paper win be
Isi.h NAT there is at least
ms sease that science has
s N all its stages and
satarrh being greatly
r,,.,.asututional conditions
iona :; treatment. Halls
80 = tsken internally and
NJ on the Mucous Sur
n IN thereby destroying
D Nv ~" 80. aliisease. giving the
y building up the con-
F,s. 1ns nature in doing its
s, a,,,.or have SO much
Eas i We powers Of Hairs
a. mat they offer One
~ w IAN any case that il fails
csrHNstrof testimonials.
n rhENEY & CO. Toledo.
druggist. &c
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
Art Of Sr7ittjn7.

The G-e art r. nriz ysoritfly IN
cllteS AZ in,p rien; chapter IL rtalt.
ting. If we E9o. lags - onit--.aT-
ticylaay uatini1ess. reta.raess. m
truth. We sicil Gel ourselves IA
speaka'ly riC..cr 81 to end II the yeJt.
-I.1,crt Loais Stevenson.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

We Best Teacher.
e, admitted that exper-
|ese. teacher, but should
D, !, Of the experience of
8 our own? The ex.
h., ,asogsand persons is
Ds 1ded upon than that
r. Many thousands
=. used Chamoer,a:n,s
NJ, coughs and colds
No. which shows IL
siss ss reliable prepare
easl ana Try +; it, 1t is
49, 'Ad hand type
Preferred. adj
I, -ea aore, Idaho, Civ
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
NOTICE FOR pusIicATioN


Department OF the Interior, L.. &.
Land Onice al HALEY. Idaho, Sep
TENDER Is. 1918.
NOTICE IL herebp given that VIII
Der y. Hays of Tendoy. Idaho. who.
on May 20. 1915. made Homestead
Entry. No. 0i7Tss. for SEA NWL !:
MEL SWi.: SWi4 NWia: Lot 4.
Section 5. Township 10 north, range
e east, Boise Meridian. has fled no
tice OF intention TO make three year
finai proof. 10 establish claim TO the
land above described before Allen c.
Merritt. United States Commission.
er. at Salmon. Idaho. on the twenfi-
eth day of November. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clarence Pyeatt OF Tendoy, Idaho:
William J. Jolly OF Tendoy, Idaho:
Charles ", Shook OF Salmon. Idaho:
Frank X, Andrews of Salmon. Idaho.
REN r. GRAY. Register.
October November s.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

Win the crowds Ihat have t-.-
cred iH' salmon fer the fair ami 10.
stitute esorae htiIe politics has eneaE,
ca attention.
The voters OF Lemhl county owe
II 70 themselves 70 see that gr.neg
Is elected "a serve them as coun.y
commissioner from the third dIstric:
With him on the republican ticker
Is At least one other candidate OF the
republican party for this Office WIN
Is working In the interest Of tia
democratic candidate, 50 that acme
unfinished jobbery may be carried
out according 10 plans. Briney IL nj.
ways and forever against this sor,
OF business and doesn't stand well
with the political jobbers. But he n
q SAFE business man OF sound iuar.
ment In all things In short he IA b,
no means man 10 take orders fror,
any boss In public matters bur xou,d
De guided by progressive IDEAS for
the public welfare In all his acts.
For this reason Briney should he
elected. The democrat opposing him
was nominated by an Official who
mas stood in with the republics,
boss, although himself a nominal
democrat
And so We have this strange state
OF Affairs with the republican boss O,
the court house seeking TO cleo, a
democrat TO serve with hun on inc
board of commissioners. with all III,
other candidates OF his party In rc.
as-you-piease race To suit them
selves. all expected. however IA
stand BY the boss.
W. NJ. Snow Is spending a part o,
he week down from his mining ac
uvities at Gilmore. where he - ono.
rating the f. |. Mr. Snow is the dem.
ocratic candidate for state represen
tatiye. Although he has never until
now been able TO take day OF from
his business yet II IL said OF him that
he will get the entire vote OF his
home people, both empoysrs and
employees
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
EcaL A1Earl
NoIIeE % FusLIeATIon

serial Mu- 0H&828
Department Of the Interior, 4 S.
Land Office al HALEY, Idaho. sen.
TENDER %. 1918.
NOTICE Il hereby given thar
Charles Nj. Burroughs of LemhI.
Lemhi county. Idaho. who. ON Ma.
yembev u. 1918. made Homestead
EnlIs. NJ ul902o. for Sh NwA:
Ma SWA. section II. township Il
north. range "A east, Boise Meridian
has Med notice OF intention TO MAXI,
three year final proof TO establl.h
claim TO the land above described
before Erie II. casteriin. Probate
5udTe' at salmon. Le.nhi county.
idaho. ON the twentieth day OF No.
yember. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mark ID. Miller. Joseph ID. Grady.
Walter GILL; Lorenzo II. Allison, All
|of Lemhi. iemhi county. Idaho.
BEN II. GRAY. Register.
October 4--<oyember q
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
suRBRlpGE G. cAPERON. TRANS
FER COMPANY

GENERAL. TRANSFER WORK AND
HAULING, SALMON, IDAHO.
PROMPT SERVICE AND ALWAYS
RELIABLE
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The SALhoN-ARMsTEAD $
AUTO STAGE i:

:: Three times week each :.
:: way. leaving Salmon every :.
: Monday. Wednesday and Fri :.
uay and leaving Armstead ey. :.
!: cry Tuesday. Thursday an SAT-. :,
uruay. arriving at destination !,
early In the afternoon OF same !.
uays' Carrying mails and pas !,
p: sengers. Prompt service. No de- !,
: iays. No long stops at informed. :.
ia'e stations Through fare. Sc .
= Z : + 1. I. + = :. = :. .. J. = :. !
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

IF NOT REGISTERED YOU CAM
NOT VOTE. NO SWEARING III
VOTERS ON ELECTION DAY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
++s+ . !.
SALMON LOCALS

= + ! I. !! !. !. . !,
,,, L. d. Miller is over this weet g.,
Miller's station. week from
". ". Smith. a first class n,.,
nan OF the lower Salmon 10 -.
BUSINESS visit to Montana A a
NJ Jane Hammond and son =,
NAY were in Salmon for h,sv " =.
on saturday last on a bnvina - 10y
lie blasingames hauled aho,, 0oo
bushels OF hard wheat to the salmon
ias' week to be made into fiour
AN Adventist picinc was hold o.
SUNDAY last at the Salmon res,da,oa
OF Mrs. A. ]. Mathews. A mar, :,
the gathering that ccu,.n.f e.
room outside went inside. A sn,e,d;a
uinner was served to all and the At.
Ialr was greatly enjoyed by the on.
tire assemblage in social intercoprs.
as Well as feast.
Mead Neal and wife and Father
John Long are arranging TO start for
San Pedro. California, to remain
away for the winter Two of the Neal
boys, Edgar and Henry, are in the
navy, the one now serving on the
oattleship Kentucky and the other
IN training. John Neal, another son,
VIII be left in charge of the home
farm on Carmen Greek
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
II NOT REGISTERED YOU CAN.
NOT VOTE. NO SWEARING IN
VOTERS ON ELECTION DAY

In the window of the Kinsey news
stand is a showing of the Iembi
I county soldier boys, at least abou,
nalf OF them, and the collection is
ADDED to from day to day, beng row
Wen up toward hundred in number.
And the pictures are good to 100. ~.
Scores of these young patriots are
already in France ard all the others
are getting ready to so.
Mrs. Jane Hammond and two sons
and two daughters. all prominent
people of the Pahsimaroi were
among the throngs brought to Sal
mon by the fair this week Mrs
Hammond tells us that it is hoped in
the near future to have established
at May high school. which the
growing Importance of the commun-
lty would seem to require and be am
ply able to sustain.
Fred L. Viel has been on the sick
list for week from what appears to
be well defined case of Spanish in
fiuenza. This widely known mer-
chant of this city was taken i'll last
Saturday, the malady developing
rapidly and causing a high fever of
103. There was quick abatement of
the fever, however, and with no I'M
toward developments. Mr.. yiel will
soon be himself again.
Thomas Palmer is regaining much
OF his usual health. having taken on
twelve pounds within the past
m0nrhFor months past. indeed since
the death of his lifetime companion
six months ago. the ola gea;:eIla-
was losing ground until his present
recovery. Mr.. Palmer is past -
years of age. In the family of his
father and mother in an English
county in Wales there were born %
brothers and sisters, all OF the same
parentage Mr.. Palmer is the so,e
survivor. He and Mrs. Palmer hac
planned TO celebrate their golden
wedding last July when she was cali-
ed in March. The Recorder has lons
been honored in carrying the E2mc
of NJ Palmer as a subscriber.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
employees

NJ {. Lambeth. wife and son were
down from Challss for the fair, find.
ing II hard Ca get quarters in the
crowded conditions that the ao,e.s
and rooming houses were mp against
Finally their presence became
known TO Mr.. and Mrs. ". y, Horn.
old friends, who were glad Ia make
room for the visitors. Mr. Lambeth
Is the challis garage man.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

LOST-The undersigned has lost n
Liberty Bond OF the denomination
OF 500. The finder will please
leave al Citizens National bank
for reward. y. NJ. GRAY.
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] N'ea\tN co.

LIT PROPERTIES
6Snna0ENT INSURANCE
s .., FARM LOANS
WY responsible COM
Public.
- :. ]. DEMPSEY,
- Manager.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

IS +. HAMMER,
kICIA,y AND SURGEON
eele Building, Main Street
Phone 81, Office Phone 4.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

vHITWELL M. ..
sICIAN AND SURGEON
Salmon, Idaho
kleNicoll Building, over Ev-
erett's store.
attention given to the
Of chronic diseases such
natism, Indigestion, nervous
goiter, catarrh, varicOse
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

| HUBBARD,
DENTIST
Dentistry in all its branches
Steel Block. Phone 10
Res. Phone SO
Salmon, Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

KELLYS
rsTATE AND LIVE STOCK
AGENCY
SALMON. IDAHO
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

FOR SALE Hay and pasture al ihe
ANline. Mccormick ran b.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

sIscoE.
FARM LOANS
E, Auditing and Collecting.
Salmon, Idaho
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aIEN.
fT0RNEY AT LAW
Lemhi or Leadore, Idaho.
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;NNoN,
rTORNEY AT LAW
ees |. o. 0. F. Bldg.
Salmon, Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

LOUIS FREY
PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING
NMON, IDAHO
Inmates, which are always
furnished.
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IF NOT REGISTERED YOU CAN
NOT VOTE. NO SWEARING IN
VOTERS ON ELECTION DAY.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11

pin set with chip dia-
monds and opals. Left al Recorder
office for owner.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-29
Finding Their Souls.

The following editorial. reprinted from Cham
beriin's Magazine, treats Of new angle OF wars
effects:
"Hsve you maryeIed at the letters which are
coming back from the youth OF America now ssrv-
ing in France! -
"If there were any doubt as to the soldiers
comprehension of the war, these letters as they
appear from time to time would dispei 1t. Sueh
spirit of devotion, of eagerness to serve to pour
out the warm wine of their youth on the altar OF
their country, as they show. The words OF many
have already been used as beacon lights. Think
of those imperishable sentences OF Lieut.. Dins-
more Ely, of Winnetka, who was killed in the
aviation service in France in April After news OF
his death had reached his father and mother in
Chicago, there came letter in which he had
written: IF not pleasure it is privilege to serve
in this war;, and And want to say In closing, 1t
anything should happen to me, let's have no mourn
ing in spirit or in dress. Like liberty bond, 1t is
an investment, not loss, when man dies tor his
country 1t is an honor to family, and is that the
time for weepingF
"The same spirit, which makes each of those
eager young soldiers = crusader lighting Tor an
ideal pervades the letter of Stewart Burns writing
to his lonely father of the death of his younger
brother. The two boys were working fixing up
telephone wires which had been cut by the Ger
man bombardment when the younger, a freshman
in the University of Wisconsin only last autumn,
was wounded in twenty-five places by shell. The
older brother could not stay with him, as he had
to ,un out to continue work the broken wires,
but saw him as he was carried from the dressing
station face downward on a stretcher. 4 saluted,
he wrote his father and said, Hello, Kid" and he
raised his head and saluted and said Hello
Next day when he went to the boy he
dead. and the brother who saluted him adds:
"'He has given his full measure OF devotion for
his country; only hope can leave fine
ord behind me. This is surely hard one. and
every man who gets into it has chance to test
himself.
"It is the ones who are not in it who are losing,
not US. | don't know how, but over here fellow
changes his ideas on many things, and l sure
that every is benefited by it. We all knew
what chances we were taking when he entered,
and so, Dad, don't take it too hard. ! am sure
that he and mother watching over us
These boys and hundreds OF thousands of
others, have found their souls. Not one of them
would give up the high privilege which is theirs.
They know now, before, that it profits
man little to gain anything else if in gaining it,
he loses what they have found"
The Washington herald., 1918-06-29
Hustlers and Success!

Nothing it seems is impossible-save perhaps
the prince Out OF the 1918 Directory
of Directors for New York one would not expect
to find anything more interesting than could be
found in an ordinary city directory
And yet from the cold statistical pages there
suddenly leaps out story of one mans absorbing
personality that startles the most imaginative
Alphabetically persuing the directory comes to
the "F's." And he finds than two pages de-
voted to the name-Frank W. Frueauf
Here is who came out of the Golden
West only few years ago unheralded and un-
known. Back in the city of Denver an older gen.
Grafton remembers with pride of his presidency of
local corporation.
Then he moved on to New York In few
years. SO the directory informs the readers this
young man has become either president, vice presi-
dent or director in corporations. No other man
in the whole directory wields guiding hand in so
many vast properties.
What an appealing story of the romance in CON-
merce! What inspiration for the struggling
young man. And in New York newspaper one
reads of reporter asking Mr.. Frueauf what he
considers most essential to success He sounds no
igh-faluting philosophy. He modestly replies
Hustle" 1t is after all an expressive word.
redoent OF shirt sleeves and perspiraton