davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1918-08-06
Q. 8. steers Position.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Eees-stnctly frsh. q; srsr.ss pc-.pta u
Southern. Sssss. 80
cHEEsE-Ser Yors State. fsetor. nev. z,
BUTTERFLIES print. isaS; EeiB tDS. ~
process, AN.
LIVE PoULTRY-Roostss. pr H., .; tur
keys. per 10. -; ehickens. spring. pr ID, 8s
%; hens. per H.. AJAX; Keats. Iogng each, 60.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-freh killed spuns
ehickens. tSass: turteys. per ID, 3sssS; roostes.
per lb. q: hers, per 10. s4a.
GREEN FRuirs-Apples. per bbl. soosi. %
boz, l.s04lR; California lsmons GgaaM
peaches. per crats. 3oosiB; bsckbsrTies. qt
SAO; c1ntAloupes per crate, lSa3n; Cali,
forniA oranges s.1as.N
vEGETABLEs-Nex potatoes. No. I. lss
$50 std bb; No. z lsos3oo std bbl; strins
beans basket, 75cal.so; peppers. crate. 7scs
LEO; okra. crate. l5oa10: radishes. bunch aAs
cucumbers. BASKET, a.sda2.oo; eegTlants. Loos2o
crate; cabbage. new. per crate. a5oA3.oo; beeta.
per bunch, SAT: lettnce. looA1B pr haSket
tomatoes, nearby, Seals; peas. 25AS.0 psi
basket; DO. I.oalso per bbl; OOn zaio ps
dozen.
LIVE sroCK-shsep. Per N. SAT: iInbs.
spfing. ls7; calves. per H. a.; medium. LA
l3; cannon. psr Ii. 10; hos. bean. mi
medium, u.
sEEDs-Red clover, HssIf.s p-r busheI; a.
siks clover. l5ooak.oo per bushel: crimson
clover. l275aB.7 per bashei; Timothy. I..sal.5I
per busbsl; red top. A0sls.oe per Io lbs
The Washington herald., 1918-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JosEPH y. PRIrrHARr

chicago, Aug. 5-sizzling Temperatures m
the Southwest over Sunday czused q runaway
market in the corn pit today. Thers wsrs
net gains Of ~ and ~ csnts for August.
~ and = eents for September and sS cents
for October.
The wheat INSPECTION at Chicaso was i,xp
can OF Wheat vhils the preliminary estimate
was for ls7o cars.
Millers. shippers. exporters and government
agents absorbed the available supply. Prices
were guided b. TIE fired values set By the
government.
ne oats narfet closed strong and at ad-
vsncss Of N and ~ csnts vith TIE october
option showing the greater strength.
ths market for hog products was about ner-
leeted with tae only feature Of the day the
butins Of lard against me selling Of rihs
RaA. Han R2e6anGaa n n. ssnts .loEu. =.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New Yort. Aus. s.-BUTTER-Fim; receipts.
$50 tubs creamery higher than extras, 45lia
ts; creamery extras ts2 soore). Is: first 43aila
~; packing stock, current make. No. .,
aA3Ih
= EGGs-Iregular; receipts 0,lg eases; fresh
gathered extras. 4saT; fresh gathered regular
packed extra hrts. IIais; do. hrsts, 4OaD
State, PennsylVsnia and nearby Western hen
merry whites. fns to fancy. 65a57; State, Penn
sylVsnia and nearby hennery browns, 4sa5O;
do gathered browns and mixed coIors, SAT-.
CHEEsE-Firm; receipts. l.SI boxes; State
fresh specials. 5Sa3; do. average run, Ba25ia.
PoULTRY-LiVe. firm; broilers. Is; fowls, 81
old ROSTERS. n; turkeys. sa3c; dressed. steady
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Aug s-wHEAT-Fim; active
2Ox; receipts. ia. rs; shipmentS. 7J,I8.
CORN-Steady; contract mixed. SIS; n
csipts. SIN: shipments. l,oo4.
OATS-Essier; No. j.. Whits domestic, old
SOC; receipts. 1.5ss; shipments. 8,iB.
RYE-Steady; No. Z Western export, SPOT
N.@; receipts. Ei; shipments, none.
HAY-Quiet; No. /. timothy, per ton, 81 50
No. !. clover mixed, 81.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Nev Yorf. Aug. 5.-vsry few changes oe-
s1rred In prices Of stocks traded in on the
-uro market today. Burns Ice still continues
ts sdyanos. selling at ~. . new high record.
Var stocks were neglected Aetna Explosives
yas strong, selling It Q new high for the pres
nt movement
Mining stocks show . dragging tendency with
rxceUtional strength IN 4 few issues. Big Ledge
"a. hrru. sailing around ~. Boston ard Mon
ana vas q feature. selling over a point higher.
oactae Tungsten rejected some realizing sales
nd Q Yield 70 N
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NEW YORK,
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ST. Louis Aug 6-HOGS-Recefpts 500;
higher; lights, Se50als.so; pigs. $lsSal9.5;
mixed and butchers. Sls-S5als.75; good heaTy,
50 55alsTo; bulk, So. Eals.7o.
CATTLE-Receipts 500; lower; natiye beei
steers Sll50aIs.25; yesrling steers and heifers.
$s.50al5.50; cows, SSoaI250; stockeTs and feed
ers, Ss50ai20o; beef COWS and heifers, N.oa
50O; native calves. G.7sali0o.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900; steady; lambs, N4.W
al7.oo; ewes, Ellooai2oo.
Kansas City, Aug 6-HOGs-Receipts. 500
steady; bulk. slsOosls.sS; heavy. sls.2oals.Io
packers and butchers. $ls loals.35 light. 81. .sa
ls.2; pigs. Sl7.75alsO.
CATTLE - Receipts. $500. including l.50
Southern; steady; prime-fed steers. sl7.TsalS5o 50
dressed beef steers, Sl3ooal7.s0; Southern steers,
s.. .5oal7 90; COWS, ss.OoalS.oo; beiters, S.soaHOo
stocken and feeders. E.50alT.0; bulls. N.aa
loyO0; calves. E.5oal30.
SHEEP-Receipts, 500; steady; lambs, sL5l
al75; ysarling. $ll.ooal5n; wethss. slo.oos
lL00; ewes. ss.ocai2.e.
Pittsburgh. Aug. G-CArTLE--Receipts 7soo
higher; steers. S7.oosls.oo; heifers. slLoOal3.so
cows S9.0oal2o.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000; higher; heavies, 80 o.
ao5o; heavy Workers and light Yorkep. sa0.7ss
nos; pigs, sD.25a2OD.
SHEEP AND LAliBs-Receipts, !, 100; high.
er; ton sheep. sl2O; top lambs. $3.50.
CALVES-Receipts. loo; steady; top. $500.
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Wall Street. Curb, Local and Produce Markets; Fin

ceptinE the governments plan for
dissolution was considered as making
for improved conditions In after war
trade. The pehdency OF the trust suit
has always been a Oppressive factor
and the apparent ease with which tho
company will bn able TO comply with
the government requirements was
cheering 70 the street
q. 8. steers Pesitien.
The harvester situation caused at
tention to be turned to United
States Steel and American Can, both
Of which have trust suits before the
courts. United States Steel became
very active towards the close, stock
being bought In large lots and SELL
ing up to 11o. One reason for this
buying Is that the steel corporation
may fare even better than the har-
vester company In leaving behind
it's trust litigation. The steel cor
poration won its trust suit IN. the
lower court, whereas the harvester
company did not.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Potomac Electric Deb. g. s.0Oo at q.
Capital Traction. 3 at 60. 10 at 90, . at o,
% at 50. % at g.
Washington Railway pfd.. s at ss4s. st OK.
American National Bank, 10 at lB.
Continental Trust, 10 at lB.
Mergenthaler, % at l3k.
AftAr call:
Norfolk and Washington stsamboat at
Isls
Potomac Electric Deb. g. q 90 at %.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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slnesn- aee.sss srrhsrs s.-. ss.hns y
fslfa. 1o1.lslor
.oRAIN-whs.t milling pr sushs. ax.i q;
corn. psf busbel, Lssai-so; oahl vhit., e<E;
uiret cets D~st; hsy. No L 1iep<zn; Ne.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23
IN rnN DISTRICT corRT


Of the Third Judicial District OF the
State Of Idaho, in and for the County
Of Ada.
Edward Walker, Plaintiff. vs. Rob
erta Walker. Defendant.
Alias Summons (for Publication
The State OF Idaho Sends Greetings
TO Roberta Walker, the above nam
ed defendant
You are hereby notified that com
plant has been filed against you In
the District Court Of the Third Jud-
icial District OF the State of Idaho,
IN and for the county ofAda by the
above named plaintiff
This action is brought to obtain a
decree OF divorce on the ground OF
wilful desertion for more than one
year last past and plaintiff prays
for general relief Which fully APP
pears in Plaintiffs verified COM
plant on file herein which is herein
referred to and made a part Of this
summons.
And You are hereby directed to APP
pear and answer the said complaint
within twenty days OF the service of
this summons, II served within said
judicial District. and within forty
days Ii served elsewhere; and You
are further notified that unless you
50 appear and answer said complaint
within the time specified, the plain
tiff viii take judgment against you
as prayed in said complaint
Witness my hand ind the seal O.
said District Court this 23d day
July, 1918
tSeal) stephen Utter, Clerk
BY b. Clyde Eagleson, Deput
g. II. EDWARDS, Residing at Boif
Idaho Attorney for Plaintiff. 12-Cs
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Sarah Louise Lyon, dec
eased
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned as administrator OF the es-
tate OF Sarah Louise Lyon deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased 20 exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this no.
tice, to the said Administrator at
the office Of Hugh r. McElroy. his
attorney, No. COS Empire building.
Boise Idaho, this being the place
fixed for the transaction Of the husi-
ness OF said estate
Dated July n, 1918.
JAMES W. RICE. Administrators.
First publication Aug. 2. 1918 last
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23

publican. she has had experience l.
public work. and is an accountant @
well-knoWn ability and efficiency Shs
asks for the support of the electors t,
OF Meridian and vicinity.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23

4 AAfffH e. WOOD Property des-
erihrd IL hook sf of deeds
% lage igS and hook 1871 81
tends mt PAGE "a. Ada Co
Records Zee a4.fN ga
isac9 q Crawford, north II ae-
res 81 NJ "a SM Z SW Y See
~, TtN III RTE Ga.T2
Mary a Cummings Wts Eh
aWh NEil Sec "a sMIE sa.s4
Walter 2 Smith, tots ? Mead
NV Place sulsltp No, $3.50
ffaneas . WeatEall iot I Mead
uw Place 80. ! 1885
Home LAND 10 a y Flrm-
ms let meadow l'lase Nel l2S6
RI 7 Lots naoa. lot Meadow
PLACE No la7t
Home Land % 4 y rismlur
EN af tat Meadow Place
NJ st6
cleo q Weiter II Al sWA NwA
see N1E 1870
sarah 3 ash. sRh sE4 See
~ tN IA e5pi
mabel $ Eastman iet q suhar.
ian iionc sahdis t6.es
81 Johnson lots 2, q.
Garvctdale safdy a7aa
Ernest ID Atwood Lot rs H.
nf 81 GargerHaie SAT- ias2
safuh Alien Lots 2 Reals
s,
e''eA tsar as' : ''''eis
~ 49, 81.
z Nftnet I'll ~ III
:
80 @
rs Inv
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n.y., gs.
W
f.ss - -
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hl8NA A~+
to Y tsligk - los z ~ u hlk
Gstick 2alAlts ISL
u tstirk Eet hlae& fdte&
sal..iiy ls'
q = lltck ee Lots 81. 4 and
fS fa g& blk tsfick sHaaiiv gia
y Alexander Block j uties
SahdiV ltll3
rerkma Freelaud 60 lot
t93uitt Home suhdiy 1883
tllce Nhaltu lnt Country
ll9ule SnbdiN 1900
-, IN 80 80
lgan Perkins Property desert
80 ID =, ca Uaat..
~ y 4 y IL
4. y 3 ,,.ptr,.,.,' =, A,p,i So
s = " ~ "a
,s.,..,t. ~ yaar,. p.,a..,,,
,5asr.,,'..a ~ tnr
$3.50 ,o ~ ~
p.s.3' 80 ps ~ ~ !, y = 81 !,
So. - 49,. ,,..a :
-" n. 1870 49, 1870 ~"
~ 80 "a ~. - $3.50
- pN ," a. So ~ = 'Ne'o'N W 80 >,
M, 4 Ntnt,a., ,ssonarty a,sc'
sr.,a ~, heaS 10 ~ Ss.,as
nave faa Ma "a Uceoraa see
io. n MN s7.gG
sihyl Marion, lots s syringa
PARK eubdiy s445
/ & Il Edwards. Il al lot Z syrlnga
ParA suhdiy .. 1858
l. d Robinson. lot syrinea
PARK gubdIy f9Og
Fred N and Nnltde Tracey iot
m. gyrfnga PARK auhdIv iggG
G Il Marion Et4 ~ lot IL syr.
tnFu Park suhdiy GbG
Certrttdc Wuliama W. ~ tnt
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23
nElaNolnNr rAx ,.lsr
NAMpA a MERIDIAN IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.

retsun 81 ttN tiafatnA u htiNh cnnSe
made ana lmottaea. elii on Ties
das. saptsmissr 81 ISIS A. 10
o'eiock i d uffsf fpf sale IL the 81.
flee 81 tha beard "a dleeton af the
Nampa Meridian lrflaslion pis.
rset. II Nam4a canynn County.
Idaho. the i0liowmr described real|
estate. 81 - maeh thereof a. may
he aecsssArg IL satisfy the saNes and
penalties and eesfs assesed IS
said aisariei tor she year i8lf the
sale Is poniinae frnm ARg - day na-
~ completed
flaiad this lsf iaY ~ Ankast. ISIS
ESTHER gw ANN.
Treaanrrs ANA Ext0aleie Tax COL.
lcxtef 81 the Nanps & Meridian
Irrigation District Ada and Can.
ynn Guantiee Idaho
Florence AZ Klefsed. lots 1919
Suburban park. se6 8t RI
~ HsE au|
Edwin h Davis. - ST. iot 10
Sec :. TaS. RE sdsl
Ch4ries FhyRtnn ptptsFty Dies
egihed Ia hook s. ~ deeds
81 gAga Ell. See ss8N.9E a28gl
c y rife lots i 10, 1855 Ora
DELL sab DIV t5 49l
Leon G MASSEY lat 5 ora DELL
SUB DIV s,asl
James lrsthE let's III. si. ~
ora be2l 8uh pig tu
n II Hs0dhagf inta IA, 16 ls
ig ~ ore Dsil 1873
sehesi sss Dly esaI
lane Niliott property described
il teok ina 81 dsp,ia "a page
isi Ada go neeasas Soc
Gs8Ns9E SO az
Dora Mix - lots j % 80 Il Ei-
dorado Sab ptF laWe
Dora Mix Fsf lnts gn . hlacs
kidnfaaa sah itF eos
Dora Mlx Est tots , 70 : BLACK
!. ElaoFaao SAT- Iplt 67SI
u 4 Vaiher ipta 2 bioea 3 al
dorado SAB fliY AEt|
Bertha n Fux lnta Il 5.S
bloch ! ElanFado Snb MS see
Dora MiA Est lots = e. block
&. Elanfada subaig 3g2t
& N Fife loi 1s Il SA of i0l
20 Ora Dell Sub IBIS No G7At
Chas II Hudkei property des-
rihed III hook s2 ~ deeds
az page Sis. ada Go Records
sec .. TIN r. a. ll7l
ChAs. ID storey, property dea.
eFibed ~ hook 20 ~ deeds az
page 10, Ada Co Records
Zee 9. r IN, II g E. ia4s5
n Il i.amherton lots 2, Brose
ist Sun DIV tG7IE
idaho National hank, property
described IN book 2s o. deeds
a. page SIS Ada Co. Records
Sec r. 3 ~, H. g., E. 2G275 /
q y Avery aud A = Grayea
81 SEA swA SOC Z. r. q
Mssra II u aanymc. aw
* NMM Wa SWA SEA-
NV NEA sWA and be.
EiHninK aaa II South of cen
tel uf Sec q thpneh rast $50
II thence south $50 II thence
EAsl $50 III thence south $50
Il thence east $50 C. thence
south AZ deg 1 & Min West
eaa4 a. thence north "a
place % beginning See s.
rss az ttt SSH
Heirs OF J b Manville west
$50 feei q iol > See . aN
BE. 1921
Mrs Lotils uandley lots 3.
block ~ Iamb4ch HlliabufO
sab hiy See II. n 5 ~. u
"a 9G4l
J WTuvsrs. lots / Z block a.
Lambaeh iiiilaborO sab DIV t9a4I
Prank Foster SW = NWA SN
Eeg ~. TIN. RE 1865
Elizabeth G Heaway Me- SWh
Sen 8Wh Sec ~. T8 N
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23

35, 3 NJ. 2 w . 27.Gf
lF A Peasants SEA- sWh sW
u swh SEA Sec 50. n
William Jones. M sen Sec
N. 2 W . 1850
Vim 4 4 Edwin r crum. All
that portion OF SWA NEA
lying north and east of Deer
Flat Reservoir Sec s, IN 2Y 2.33
JEFF Rockwell. Nc 4 NV u Me
a See 10 2 NJ w - f4.15
Chas r McDeyitt, EMNW Y Sec
II. 2N2 W ... 1856
Frank Troyer. sWh SEA Sec
~, 2 N. 2 w. @. 1914
Fred G scism, AL that portion
OF NWA NWh lying south
OF Deer Flat Reservoir. Sec
n. IN w ...... 1894
Anna Messenger, NV u NWA
Sec 20. IN, 2 w 1854
Carroll y Payne, Ct al, NWH
NWh NlVM Sc NV u NV y
NisSW u NV y SW Y SW Y
NWA Sec "a. NJ, w S7.02
Jennie Mcdaniel All that por-
ton OF NWA SEA Sec. 20
BIN NV north of Heron Lat. 1881
~ q Rogers, All that portion
OF NWh SEA lying south Of
Heron lateral Sec 25,3N,3w 24.58
State OF Idaho. All that portion
Of Ma NWA lying north Of
Deer Flat reservoir, Sec 36
~, 3 W. ....s,. 42.79
John Butler. SEA sWh Sec
n. y " ......s 1884
$ a Jenison. All that portion of
North IS Of EA NEA lying
west OF Deer Flat Low Line
Canal Sec ~, 3 N4 w 15.50
Meridian
Emma Lane, lot IS. block l. 4G
barbara f Lyons lot "a, Ill 2. 81
Ella V Reynolds, EI@ lot Is,
VIZ or IA, blk ,.. AZ
s NJ G Reynolds, lots 10 to 20,
blk 8 ....... 1852
J S Gillispie. lots 5, 6. Tx 137|
Church lots /, 2
Ill ...r.,. .....,.., 1877
George Sherer, lot hk 2, Cot
tage Home add ,s,, III
Mrs Ella V Reynolds w Ala IT
OF lot 4 blk 4, . 101I
Fay y Young lot blk / West
Wow add Meridian ,, 329|
Alfred Rathbun, LOT 8 bl 2 1877
Alfred Rathbun, lot 2, bl 3, 1877
Alfred Rathbun. lot /, I'll 4, 1877
Albert II Ray, lots = 4 > 2.49|
Fay D Young lots T. s, blk 4, 249|
Fay d Young n 1875 It of NV
blk 5 t.,...,,. 2.7SI
Alfred Rathhun, SEH bl 6 3.34I
Alfred Rathbun lots / x 3, 249|
Henry G Hoffman, lots l, bl
! Anderson's add Meridian ILL
Lloyd Adams Ne lot 10, all of
20 blk | .. .95|
y Harritt Estate lots 1, 2, b
Bowers add Meridian 1.37I
Harry 9 Champlin, lots l to 4,
bl ...........,... 249|
Mrs M J Rose, lots ., bl 8 1877
w 5 Mckinney lots L. 2,3, 8, .SS
X II Shraner, lots 10, "A & VT
II It - bl Williams ad Mer-
idiau ,.,,,.,..s... 1877
Marion Osborne, + II lot Z all
OF is. 10 4 w it of 90 i 2, 1877
John a Ireton, h 10 II 20, all 21
W Is II or %, blk 2, ..... 1877
Rose Garrison, lots l to 6, bl 8, 800
Mary Neal, lots 10 TO 16, bl 3, 2.13
- / Young lots 10 TO "a, I'll 800
Louise Van Camp, lot 3, blk 2
Nidays add to Meridian 50
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23

Candidate for the Nomination for
District Judge, 81 Judicial Di strict
MARGARET S. ROBERTS For
CLERK or DISTRICT COURT
Margaret S. Roberts has baen in
Meridian precinct this week in the
interest OF her candidacy fol the
nomination OF clerk and recorder OF
Ada county. She has been a loyal re
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-23
Nallll,a
Continental oil Co. Il sc IT lots

Continental oil Co. E &C 1T lots
t. 8 Ii | Nampa Org towusite 80
Continental Oil Co. Its 2, b 2, SIS
A X Hostetler, lots /, 8 4 ", 81
It OF ). block 3, ... so
Mrs 4. M. Schneider lot b ~
Mrs. A. 4, Cameron, 10 bS 20 It.
lot 3 bl ......... rs
Il Gaguou, lot z, Z, ... ~
J T. Gagnon, lot bl 81 Yomg's
add $3.50. ........ "a
G G Baker, lot resub of lot IA,
t6, b 10 Nampa Orig Towns. 80
w r Borah, lots 10. Il, bl 81
Nampa Orig town ...l as
L OF America lots 10, 81, %
block 81, .,....,... as
Homer J Luther, + 60 II OF IA.
1G, BLK %, n 10 ftf of e 90
II rs, BLK ~ Nampa Original
Towusite ..., 40
| Marquette A Hunt, lot %, b p AZ
United Presbyterian Church ~
lot % & Ely It's %, - sc SIS
Elias Gahica W 100 IL 1t SO, h36 81
Josephine G Riebe lots %, IS,
~, Is. -. 81, 50, 81. b IS i.57
I. 4 Scott lot -, block 30 40
Edith How'd lot ~, blk 43. AZ
Leita Calonge, lot As, blk a.. AZ
Geo c jacobson " 100 It OF lot
As block ~ ........ .37
T. W Poole. lots 45. a. bk So IS
Lulu NJ HYDE. lot So. block IS
Nampa Orig & Arlington add AZ
Susan N Nelson lot 80 blk 80
Nampa Original . AZ
Y w Anderson, lot SO, blk G5
Nampa Interstate Add .42
Mrs. A + Jennings lot ~ III "A
Orig 4 Arl, Add ~ ~
Minnie r Hershey lot rs. blk "A
Orig & Arl Add s.... AZ
Alyina LaRue Riyett, lot 10. IL,
blk 5 Nampa Waterhouse add IS
Georgia ID Yates. lot . blk Is ~
g NJ Wheeler, lot &, block Ia. AZ
Dorothy Christopher lot 10 III
10 Nampa Watcrhouse add AZ
u Il Aekley lot 6, bk Fl Arling-
add lot II. block ~ Water
house add ...,.,,...... l2
q G Mcclure. lot 10. hik IS.
Waterhouse add AZ
W a Davis. lot I. hlk 81, AZ
. Carl Olcson lot II, block - a.
Z 4 llolComb Est lot 9 hlk IS a.
I L h Mckeith lots to s, a
to ~ BLK l6 Nampa Inter
state Add Frac OF \ to 10 blk
Z 80, Nattrhouse add ~ 2.p7
( Louis Gauge Frae, lot &. blk lG
4 Interstate add. lot l. blk so
I WaterhuUse add. - as
/ Mrs puroll, lot 6, blk 81 a.
\ Addella N Wilson lots 10, ~,
blk 80, .... .6S
J n neyorss trac. lots /, 5 3, &,
block 40 - SS
/ Victor 4 Pierce Nh lot 4 h A "a
Nm COrduck lot L. hlk a., a.
Zelma Fay Fowler lot &. blk 45 A.
Chas L Pratt lots 1, 8, 5, blk 46 -;
A a Ilolcomh Est, lots 10, IL.
blk 81 81,
Mrs W Il Oliver lot IL. blk 81 a.
G Warteteu lots s, blk SO Is,
d n Paris, lot 10, blk 3d.. A.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-16
FORMER KAISER
GOES TO HOLLAND
CROSSES DUTCH BORDER WITH.
OUT OBTAINING PERMIT.
Accompanied by wife, His Eldest Son,
Hlndenburg and Other Members
Of German General staff.

London The arrival OF William
IIohenzolern, the former German EN-
peror with his wife and oldest son,
has caused excitement and much IN
easlness auons Dutch authorities and
The public OF that country, says a dis
patch 10 The Telegraph from Rotter-
dam
Ii is unonicjally stated that the ref
ugces did mos obtain authorization
from Holland 20 enter the country and
crossed tae frontier in the neignbor-
hood on Eys0en because the Dutch
neutrality guards were weak at that
point
II is SAID that the Dutch govern
ment taces L hculjy a. TO its treat
mont OF the unwelcome visitors Many
people contend that William Hohen-
ze}ern and his eldest son are still
German soldiers and must be informed
Others urge thar they should be sent
back % Germany
Practically she whole C, man gen.
eral STAFF. incIuding Field Marshal
uHudenblre. accompanied the former
Emperor and ten automobiles carried
The party The automobiles were
brisl'ne with rifles and an the fugi-
/ tiNts Wore armed
The .olmcr kals4r vas in uniform.
H. alehtet az the Cy sden station and
paced toa platform. smoking CIGAR
I ette EE-4ea lies about midway be
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o.
that many young men from the cities
will have had a taste Of open-aiA
life which will lead them to farm, II
is proposed to have the country ready
made for the returning battalions. The
sums proposed are not large compared
with attainable results already demon
strated. We have become so used &c
thinking In billions that a few hum
bred millions now seem of no cOnse-
quence, although formerly we stood
aghast at such suggestion. The far
Western people declare that with ma
tional aid they can make all the deserts
blossom, can secure light, heat, and
power sufficient for unlimited manu-
featuring. and can help pay the war
debt.
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an end, does not mean that the grea-
American military machine viii cease
to operate al once, America must
play an important part in 1.sarming
and guarding the enemy
During the interval between the ces-
sation Of hosulities and the conclu-
sion Of the peace conference, it is as
sumed that the major portion OF Gen
Pershing's expeditionary forces in
France must be retained there. II is
possible also that for reasons OF in
ternational politics some American
garrisons may be kept 4 disputed ter
r1tory even after the actual peace
negotiations have been brought'to a
close.
Troops which have seen the longest
service in France probably VIII be re
turned home soon 70 be replaced by
new men now II this country who viii
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WORLD WAR ENDS;
GERMANY SIGNS
TERMS OF TRUCE
ALL FIGHTING CEASED MONDAY
MORNING UPON ORDER OF
MARSHAL FCCH.
BE AS BIG AS YOUR JOB.

The national war-labor conference Is
q thing of the past. But the spirit Of
enthusiasm manifested at its sessions
must be thing Of the present and the
future. 1t must be carried into every
district and state by the district super
intendents and state directors who at
tended the conference sessions. II must
be transmitted to every agent of the
employment service and every local
agent of the public service reserve.
Without II, we cannot put through the
tremendous job given to the service
the recruiting of the great industrial
army without which our valiant army
and navy would be helpless. Red tape,
a bureaucratic spirit, subservlence to
local interests, unwillingness TO coop
erate-thpSe have no Mace In the