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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Tennyson 8 second son has been killed
in action in France. He lost his young
est son, Harold Courtney Tennyson, in
1916, the boy being only 20 years old,
and serving at the time as a sob lieuten-
one in the British navy. This second
son, Capt. Alfred Aubrey TennysOn, be
longed to the Rifle brigade. The cid
est son and heir, Maj. Lionel TennysOn,
is the only one left, and is also serving
in the Rifle brigade. He is 20 years
old, and has already been wounded three
times. Baron Tennyson is the poet Ten
nysOn s son, Hallam, and these young
fellows are grandsons. But there are
births as well as deaths. ViscOuntess
Jellieoe has just given birth to son,
and on almost the same date son was
born to Lady Haig, wife of the field
marshal in command of the British ar
mics in France. Before these events,
General Haig's family consisted of two
daughters and Admiral Jellico' e of four
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
STAND FAST, AMERICAl

The Nation, that old and conservative
publication which ever bides a wee ere
it voices an opinion; that publication to
which many look exclusively for inter
pretations of matters of nationwide i'm
portance, recently printed the follow
ing, which should be read by every citi-
zen of the country:
"Stand fast America. That is the
word for today. Stand fast in your
might, i'll your courage, in your faith.
Brave sons of the Puritan and the
Cavalier, of the Huguenot and the
Quaker and the Romanist, of all who
came here seeking liberty, children of
England and Ireland and France and
Italy and Russia-yes, and Germany
too. brave young Americans, all who are
arrayed today where the leaden hail
beats pitilessly on the blood-stained bat
tlefield of France, stand fastl And you
who work unknown and unhoticed on
the leviathans of death in the gloomy
darkness of the Atlantic and the North
Sea stand FAST And you who go down
TO the sea in ships taking your life in
your hand, bearing your precious
freight of food and human lives, stand
fastl And you who labor at home in
the old accustomed place, following the
pillow, tending the loom, driving the en-
CINE, carrying on as always the task
whereby the people live stand FAST
And YOU who teach the little ones, you
who carry in your hands the treasure
of the future, stand fast! And you who
stand on the watch towers of the state,
scanning the sky for some sign of light
in the universal darkness wherein we
erope. seeking to guide the footsteps of
this people into the paths of righteous
peace, in God s name stand FAST To
day as never before must every Ameri-
can stand fast, doing with all his. might
the task that is given him to do, giving
of his service, his love, his patriotic
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
MACADAM AND MORALS.

Montreal Gazette: 1t is trite TO say
that macadam is vitality related to
morals. Good roads are an aid to vir-
tue. "Show me your laws and l will
show you your mentality" is an old
saying. One might also say: "Show
me your streets and L will show you
your morals. - In the civic admins
tration of Montreal there has always
been more rhetoric than street cleaning,
and yet, at bottom, clean streets are the
foundation of prosperity and morality.
Let the streets get down at heel, and,
by a subtle reaction and sympathy, pub
lie morals will become provocatively
frowsy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
WOULD FORCE MARRIAGES

An idea of the way Germany has
I'en oepopulated by the war in which
'ne mas been engaged for almost four
years. may be derived from the recon-
"enuations of German commission re-
'y appointed to investigate the
.'ArAed decline in the birth rate in the
herman empire.
"i'h the hope of increasing the pops
>. OF Germany-to rear more sol
''S Tor the military autocracy-the
s, omission advised compulsory mar
.'Sge Of all German youths before they
pass the Goth year of their life. Heavy
NJ "'''eS would be provided for those
after passing their goth year, fail
ECU, and in cases where the husband
'Ou'o be financially unable to care for
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
WORST YET TO COME

Twin Falls Times: The saddest part
of the story of Valley Forge is not in
the heroic sufferings of the men of the
Revolutionary army, or in the treachery
of Tories, or even in the perfidy of the
Hessians, it is the story of the intri-
CUES of congressional cabal against
the great general who with iron grip was
holding the forces of freedom together
to win a real victory. This was dupli
Gated in the war of 1912, while in the
dark days of the Civil war, bunch of
officious congressional politicians Great
ed into a board to act as censors of the
administration, and as the case proved,
censurers of the administration, ham
pering its plans where possible thus
creating doubt and disquietude at all
times.
Such board now exists in the U. S.
senate in the military committee and it
proposes to perpetuate itself and impose
itself on the country at the cost of the
people. Not only that but it proposes
to add to its number. Hardwicke, of
Georgia, who as a senator fought the
draft in such way as to create feeling
inimical to the head of the nation in
this regard, among the people of his
state.
The methods of the senate military
committee, as well as the very evident
purposes of some of them, are such that
the people may well look on this repeti-
ton of history as little short of national
calamity.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
WILL STANDARDIZED PLoWs

Announcement is made from Washing
ton, ID. c., that the government soon is
to undertake the Standardization of
plows and other agricultural implements
In the interest of wartime efficiency.
This means that, in place of the multi
tud Of implements now manufactured
and on the market, tests will be made
TO determine which models can be most
efficiently utilized in agriculture, and
then orders will be issued to manufac-
turers requiring that the models agreed
upon be turned cut exclusively, in place
Oh implements, each of which possesses
so-ealled patented improvement, said
oy the manufacturer to render his. type
Oh machine more suitable than that of
MS business competitor. 1t must be ad-
united that many of the Improve
ments are designed purely to create a
market for certain new goods, and while
'ne enterprise of the manufacture who
~ able to thus create market for his
product IS worthy of commentator in
''n'es Of peace, the American steel
manufacturers now are overtaxed by war
oruefs, and the government is justified
IN taking any action to stimulate pro-
AUCTION Of war materials.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

his family, state aid would be- nrov;dea
punishment of married couples who re.
main ehildless is recommended
reports coming from Germany are TO
the effect that during the period of
Islo-1 the birth rate in the empire
declined in such way as to be eouiva.
lent to loss of 100000 infants. and
there We're throughout the empire 40
percent fewer births in 1916 than in
1913, the year previoas to the outbreak
of the war
worthy of comparison with the de-
cline in the birth rate in GERMANY. Is
the decline in England and Wales
which was only 10 percent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
APPOINTMENT OF HUGHES

The recent selection, by President
wilson. of Charles Evans Hughes to in
,,ost;oate the criminal charges made in
Connection with aircraft production fol-
the U. S. army, and the acceptance, by
Mr. Hughes, of the office constitute ac-
fous that will meet with the approval
Of tbe better citizens of the land.
The presidents action is formal re-
coonition on his part of Mr.. Hughes
obilitv as an investigator of matters of
mcb vast Importance as the aircraft
scandal. and Mr.. Hughes acceptance IL
hstrates his eagerness to be of SER
vice TO the nation in the prosecution of
the war Mr.. Hughes really is one of
America s big men and the president, in
rendering to him the office of special
investigator, again cast aside party
lines, as he has done on former occas-
ions in making appointments to war
work.
There are enemies to the country in
both great political parties, as well as
in the lesser parties, and, therefore,
there should be no hesitancy toward
firmly uniting in war work the most
capable men of all parties who are
known to be loyal to the core.
Mr.. Hughes, in the investigation, will
act in conjunction with Attorney Cen
eral Gregory.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
LOSS IN RAILWAY OPERATION

Government operation of the railroads
in the United States during January
February and March resulted in a loss
IN income of about $l09,OOO,OOO. compar-
ed with the same period in 1917. when
the railroads were operated by the in
dlyldual companies. Operating the roads
as single system produced earnings of
7l,705,OOO, while the roads themselves.
IN the first three months Of 1917. earn
ed $l79,43l,O 900. However, returns for
March showed loss to the government
of only 100000, which is much less
than the losses for January and Feb
ruary, and serves as an indication that
the government will continue to reduce
the losses entailed, as the months 90
by.
Of course, there will be some who
will declare that government operation
of the railroads, sho wing such tremen-
dous losses, would better not have been
brought about, but the roads should
have been permitted to continue work
ing as heretofore. And to this argu-
ment necessarily must come at least as
a partial answer the question: What
would have been the condition of freight
traffic in the United States during the
present year, had the railroads been
permitted to continue operations as in
dividual lines9 Traffic congestion,
which under private management, great
ly hampered the prosecution of the war.
has been relieved. War materials now
are being moved, where, under the form
er system, they were at standstill,
and, of course, were retarding the fight
ing forces.
1t is true that the government has
operated the railroads at a loss. But
does the United States hope to ever
be repaid in cash for the enormous ex-
penditures entailed by the war; The
American nation did not enter the war
with the hope of pecuniary gain. The
war is being fought to preserve the
ideals of democracy, as against the
foe, autocracy. We are fight
ng to preserve the liberty and freedom
which, for more than a century and
quarter we have possessed, and which
We shall ever hold. The government is :,
lot trying to make the railroads show
zig earnings. 1t is utilizing them as
carriers for the best interests of the .
American public.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
CARRYING MAIL BY AIRPLANE

Aerial mail service in the United
States is more than an experiment. Ii
has become reality. Aerial mail SER
vice has been inaugurated between New
York city, Philadelphia and Washing
ton, and in an initial trip the other day
an airplane carrying 335 parcel made
the trip from New York to Washington
in three hours and twenty minutes. 1t
is the plan of the postoffice department
to institute daily mail service both ways.
There will be no aerial service on Sun
day. The mail will be carried from
New York to Philadelphia and from
Washington to Philadelphia, and at
Philadelphia transfers will be made to
other machines, which will continue on
the journey. 1t is believed that the
time required to carry mail between
Washington and New York will soon b.
reduced to less than three hours. The
new service is established as a con-
venience to correspondents in both
cities. Letters written in either New
York or Washington in the morning will
in ease the aerial service is used, be de-
livered in Washington or Philadelphia
In the afternoon of the same day. An
extra charge, in addition to tine regular
postage rate, is made far aerial trans
portation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE.

A man in good physical condition is
almost certain to enjoy life, while the
bilious and dyspeptie are respondent,
do not enjoy their meals and feel mis-
cradle a good share of the time. This
i'll feeling is nearly always unnecessary.
A few doses of Chamberlain IS Tablets
to tone up the stomach, improve the
digestion and regulate the bowels is all
that is needed. Try it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

A peculiar case arising out of the
workmen IS compensation act in Monta-
ma recently arose in that state when two
miners who had been engaged in fight
while at work underground and who
were injured in the encounter, asked for
relief. The attorney general of the
state, of whom an opinion was asked,
ruled that neither miner was entitled
to benefit under the compensation act.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

devotion in whatever way he can best
aid to bring about that peace of justice
which is the chiefest need of a tortured
world"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Britain was quick to nip the pro-
German plot in Ireland. Even the Sim
Feiners were taken by surprise, and dis
loyal elements throughout the nation
eyre taught lesson.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Grace Lusk, the psychology teacher
on trial at Waukesha, Wis, for the muir
der of Mrs. Nancy Newman Roberts,
whose husband Miss Lusk says she
loved, gives indications of herself being
a study in psychology.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Kaiser Bill and his puppet, Emperor
Carl of Austria, have appointed mon
archs for Lithuania and Poland. Wonder
how much Carl had to say about the
selections2
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Argentina will remain neutral, said
the president of that county in open
ing the congress. 1t would seem a
pretty hard job to stay neutral these
days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Yes. a carnival is coming. Five days
of fun. Count 'em and see. Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday Five in all.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Oh. mammal There s a man with toy
balloons.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

No fair peekin under the canvas
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Mass Republican; Lord
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

Buy your tickets, boys.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

SESYA POPOLUDNIOWA.
SIODMA

Sesye otwierao godz. 4 vice
PREF. Smykowski.
Sprawozdanie Stow. Polako"
w Ameryce i Milwaukee przedfo-
zone przez sekretarza telze poS'a
Kantaka. Przyjeto.
Sprawozdanie Ziednoczenla
Observation-Disclosures z Brookly-
ma, sklada cenzor tcgoz p. Kwar-
cianski. Przyjeto jednogiosnle,
sprawozdanie Stow, Syno"
Polski W Stanie New Jersey, wy
ssane do Wydz. Mar. W Chicago
vice ME moe bye odczytane'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

zazlywaj Nuxated Iron
Navel pc chihsku siysZyci

JakO tonik. budownlczy SHY ! krWi,
praWdOpOdObnie zadne lekarstwO ME
spOtkaiO sic z takim fenOmenalnym
sukcesem iRk Nuxated Iron. Zostatp
zupeinie kOnSerWatyWnie uSta'One, Ee
przeszlo try miliOny ludzi rOczn;"
zaiywa te tylkO W tym kraiu wyta-
cznie. By}o ono przyjcte ] gorl'p
popierane oraz zazywane przez tahicA
ludzi iak 81. Leslie NJ. Shaw, by'y
Czionek gabinetu minister skarbuI.
Sedzia Stan6w ZjednOczonYCh sadl -
pelacyjnego, sedzia Wm. l.. Chamho',,
Komisarz dyrekcyi rozjemczei. 5ytT
szef sedziow miedzynarodowcGo 81
du, by}y senator Stan6w Zjednc"7H-
Dych I nominal ma Wic~epreZydentt
Stan6w Zjednoczonych Chare5 A. To-
wne 2 Minnesoty. byiy Senator Sta
now Zjednoczonych Richard ROLAND
Kenney z Delaware, obecnie asystent
seGzia adwokat general armii Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, general John j.. Glenn
ina pensyD, maly dobosZ Shiloh,
ktory byI s~ierzantem " armii Stan6w
Zjednoczonych W dwunastym roku
zycia; General David Stuart Gordon
ina pensyi), bohater bitwy pod Ge'-
tysburgiem; lekarze, kt6rzy maja sly
cznosG re znanemi szpitalami pre-
pisuja i zalecaja je. Byiy komisarz
Zdrowia VIM. r. Kerr z Chicago mo-
mi, ze n powinno bye uzyte W kaA-
dym szpitalu i przepisywanem przez
ka°o lekarza.
DR.. A. j. Newman, ostatnio lekarl
1nI;n,Inr ,otor4o Th;ooro hyly mr.
dynator Jefferson Park Hospital "
Chicago, mowi: Nuxated Iron dowio-
do przez PROXY, re przewyzsza n
wszystkie inne ~preparaty, jake kie-
dykolwiek on uzyWal ola O~dbudOHa-
MIA czerwonej krwi, zruinowanych
nerw6w, wzmocnienia mieSni / ure-
gulowania trawienia.
DR.. James Francis Sullivan. byiv
lekarz Bellevue Szpitala depart. will
giatury) W New Yorku i Szpitala
Westchester County Hospital mowt,
re tutaj So tysiace me1czyzn no
biet, ktorzy potrze5uja Wzmocnlenia
muszkui6w / ~odbudowy HrWi, ale ME
Wiedza co maja zazywac. " molel o.
oinii ME ma mic lepszego jak organl-
CINE zelazo-NuXated Iron ola WzDo-
gacenia krwi / uzyskania silly ! ener-
gil u mezczyzn i kobiet. ktorzy szyb-
ko nadwyrezaja swoje nerwy W CO.
d%ziennej walce o byt.
Jezeli ME jesteScie SLIM ! zdrowi to
winniscie zrobiG ola siebie n%astepu-
iaca probe; zbadajcie jak d}ugo mo-
zeoie pracowaG Tub jak daleko mo-
zecie isc bez zmeczenia. N%astepnie u
XII zwyklego organicznego zelaza
try razy dziennie pc jedzeniu przez
diva %tygodnie. Pc tym eksperymencie
spr6bujcie swoja SHE znowu I pre-
konajcie sic wiele z~yskaliscie.
'Uwaga fabrykant6w. - Nuxated /
ron, ktore uzywali byli cz}onkowie
senatu Stan6w Zjednoczonych, 1 inpi
przedstawiciele oraz wybitne osobi-
stosci 2 takim rezultatem, ME Jest
wcale pantentowane Tub sekretne le-
karstwo, ale lekarstwo znane wszyst-
kim aptekarzom. w przeciwienstwie
do przepisywanego lekarstwa W sta
rel formie jest fatwo zasymilowane
ME psuje zebow, ami zo{adka, ale o.
wszem jest to najskuteczniejsze le-
karstwo re wszystkich form ma ME
strawnosc 1 nj nadwyrezone nerwy.
~Fabrykanci maja take zaufanie W or
ganicznem aelazie, Re zwr6ca wan
pieniadze, tezeli ME bedziecie zado-
violent z rezultatow. Jest to znane
wszystkim aDtekarzom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Resolution:

We the representatives OF
the Polish immigration in the
United States assembled at the
All Polish Convention desire
to mark our appreciation, our
pride and our solemn joy at the
memorial of the Polish officers
interned in Hungary, who with
in the shadows of the gallows
because of their display of Po-
lish nationality have asked
that no compromise of Polish
freedom be made with the idea
of securing even a mitigation
of their sentences.
Their message is a magnifi.
cent, a pathetic and a historic
document. Their revolt against
Austria was undertaken as sol
diers acquainted with military
precedence and with a clear
eyed vision as to the consequen
ces. Their sacrifice is no mere
emotional happening and the
death which will come to them
will be far away from the cla-
mour of battle. 1t is that which
mokes it even more impressive.
Let us hope that we can reach
the same heights of courage and
devotion.
Long live Poland!
2. Roman Dmowski wchodzi
ma sale w towarzystwic kap. Kle-
czkowskiego. Oklaski.
rs. dr.. Wroblewski ~sprawozda
ie imieniem sekcyi interpelacyi
praw nowych. Referent ma wste-
pie o$wiadcza, re Sekcya ME u
wzglednila jedynie interpelaty-
W sprawie T. Wrohskiego.
Referent przedstawia ~polecenia
sekcyi w sprawie biura informa-
cyjno = prasowego; w sprawie al
bumu nPolonia Americana" W
sprawie przywilej6w ! preroga--
tYw komitetow obywa:HlSkich
pensyi urzednik6w ! pracowni-,
k6w we Wydziale Narodowym
ably kosztownych koncert6w
przedstawien ma rzecz Armii hub
Sprawy Polskiej ME urzadzac.
Wnesi take, ably wszystkie
sumy ! sprawozdania wyg}oszone
lib przediozone ma Sejmie by}y
W caloSci wydawane prasie, ably
zapobiedz przekrecaniu przez Pra
Sc wrog9.
Sprawozdanie to przyjeto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
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30 FURNITURE III EHW
MIL AVE. r6g PAOLlNA OA. -

poprawke, azeby refcrat wydru-
kowano i "a ) lub 10 centoW
sprzedawano ola powiekszenia
funduszu ma Armie Polska. Prey
ijeto ostatnia Poprawke.
Wiceprezes Smykowski ogia-
sza, re OBJ. Jozef Chronowski z
Detroit ofiaruje GEEK ma $4,000 ma
Armic Polska. Oklaski. Chronow-
ski wprowadzony ma cstrads
wSr6d bury oklask6w. Izba czci
go przez powstanic.
Wprowadzona take PAM L. ia
kiewicz Z Chicago, kt6ra sWa
wlasno$c ofiarowaf ma Armie Pol
ska. Oklaski i Izba wstaje. Skro-
mnic dziekuje.
KS. POlawski Z Clinton, Mass.
przedstawiony Izbie jake ofiaro-
dawca $4,000 ma Armie Polska.
Oklaski. Skromnie dziekuje. O.
klaski. Skromnie dziekujc.
Take przedstawiony Ks. Ogo-
nowski z Lowell. Mass. ktory O.
fiarowaf $1,000. Oklaski i Izba po-
wstaje. Ks. Ogonowski oSwiadcza
re zaciaga hipoteke ma swa Was
nose i dale drugi tysiac dolarow.
Oklaski.
wv. Polek ofiarujc $1,000 przez
panne Napieralska ma fundusz
$40, 1000, 900.
Ks. F. Waiver z Vermont -
81 900.
Ks. Waiver wnosi, ably kazdy
dclegat zadeklarowa} pewna ST.
me ma fundusz $40, 1000, 900.
Posei popraWke wnosi, ably ko-
misyi z trzcch byla wyznaczona,
kt6ra ma natychmiast zebraG de-
klaracye.
Ks. S. Zielihski z St. Louis -
81 900 i ME pragnie podziekowa-
MIA ami wejscia ma estrada,
Izba oklaski, ~powstaje.
PAM DIR. Krych Z Kingston, Pa.
ofiarujc 800.
DR.. Smykowski mianujc koml'
sva ola zbierania deklaracyi.
N. L. Piotrowski Z Chicago, l..
KoScihski z Detroit / J. Roza1 Z
Buffalo,.
Proponujq ~poprawke, ably ko-
misya byfa ma scenic. Wrzawa ma
sail. Wolania: TAX"
Ks. Ostaszewski mianowany
ma m~iejsce p. Rozana do komiSyi
- ~poprawka przepada, wnlosek
przechodzi.
Uchwalono, azeby wszystkie
nazwiska d~eklarant6w ~ogloszono
W prasie. Komisya bedzie urze-
dowala W pokoju nr. IA obok
weiscia do sail przez caly Sejm.
Posef Rybicki imieniem 10
misyi Mandatdw przedklada do
datkowe sprawozdanie, dotyczace
gt6wnie poprawienia bled6w we
wvdrukowanej liscie, Przyjeto.
Ir,,,,. 80 ctrAr.o,, o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Sprawozdanie Federacyi Pola-
k6w w Ameryce wys}ane bedzie
do Chicago przysz}ego zarzadr1
Wydz. Narodowego.
Sckretarz odczytuje kilkanascie
tclegramow.
N~astepnie prezes Zjedn. P. K.
K. Piotrowski sklada sprawozda'
ME "a dziafalnoSc patryotyczn2
swcj organizacyi.