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senior dc Chalambel, hijo adaptive DE-
esta Ultima, habia solicitado y obte-
lido authorization para adoptar 81
areliido Y las arrlas del hombre que
10 habia nembrado su heredero uni
versal.
Sc recordara que pocas semanas
despues, ell novisimo marques Sc ca
SO con la baronesa de Mort-Dieu, y
en- las CIRCUMSTANCES n que 10 verI-
fico. La silla de posta del senior Cha
lambel Sc habia estrellado q algunos
centenares de pasos del castillo en-
que habitaba Ia joven viuda, y a 81,
herido Y desmayado, Sc lie condujo.
Sobreyino luego Ia fatal noticia del
fallecimiento del senior de Verne, del
hijo adaptive del difunto baron dc
Mort-Dieu, a guien la baronesa debE
trasmitir IL fortuna de aquel en- per-
juicio del que llevaba su nombre y sc
titulaba hijo suyo, siquiers no lleva-
sc en- les venas nj una sola gotta de
81 sangre.
Tambien Sc r%ecordara que ell falle
cimiento del senior de Verne habfa
sido IN rudo golpe para Ia joven;
pero n vez c.lmado el primer mo-
mento de desperation, hubo de fl
jarse en- Chalambel, que, puesto a sus
plantas, asociabase a su dolor, lie ha-
blaba del porvenir, de Ia creacion de
nuevos afectos, y que por ultimo bal
buceo en- sus oidos palabras de amor:
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nj hombre generoso a quien TODD 10
G.ai@, geyo jvwe e~ntoneeS no tccar a
agucl.,. fortuna de cue tan Indigna
ere acCmular a !a>misma los intere-
ses. ' restituirla IN dia q vuestroS
~assederos.
-Sois INA loca. Fulmen.
No Milford: he podido SCI una
,r.atur& a!ocada, pero siempre ne ST.
DO esclava de la honradez. Yuestras
&=d;vas explendiGas pude aceptarlas
para rni sin remordimiento, pero 5po-
LA acaso emplearlas dignamente en-
~prosecuir la conquista de IN hon.
! 5re q quier anlaba no siendo vos csc
honabre?
q ingles hizo IN gesto de admira-
ci6n.
-Atended. dijo Fulmen. y ne conf
prendereis. e. hombre a Gulen yo
ama52; e! hombre a Quien amo toda-
va, Sc halla amenazado de muerte;
anem.gos terribles, poderosos y des-
%conocidos le rodean; solo IN ser le
proteje, que soy 70, Y para que nj
protection resulte eficaz; para que
70 pueda sostener Ia lucha Y veneer
neceStto ORC, mucho orc, Y debeis con
prender que no puedo servirme de
vuestro.
-iFulmen!
-Ahi teneis explicado por que ms
vine a vivir aqui; por que he desa.
parecido de- mundo y ne he resigna.
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Pies bien; no solo ESQ: mi fortuna
cntera esta para clio a vrestra dis
posici0n, V con mi fortuna, yo, 81
creeis que para algo puedo servrros.
oh! exclamo Fulmen, no sois un
hombre; no: sois el genio del bien:
Ell mas benefico Y mejor de todos los
%enios... Acepto.
7 luego anadio en- vos baja:
-iDios MOL. Haced que aul
pueda salvar a Armando.
LII.
En- Ia Gale de Penthievre, junto al
angulo del barrio de Saint-Honore.
Sc levanta III viejo hotel de majestuo-
sa apariencia, sobre cuya puerta CO.
chera Sc destaca un escudo heraldico
en- el que puede leerse ell siguiente
mote: ;Semper!. es decir iSiemprer
pero Ia raza aristocratica que 81
adoptar tal divisa habia creido sin
Guda ser eterna, acababa de extin-
curse con ell uitino de 81 vastagos:
aquella raza era Ia de los Flars.
Ell varon de Flars-Rubigny, gene
raj de division y jefe de Ia segunda
rama, habia muerto en- Marsella en-
IN desafio con Ell marques Gontran de
Lacy, Y ell marques de Flors Mont
CORY, jefe de Ia rama primogenita,
murio tambien pocas semanas des-
Tues en- Ell castillo de Pons, al saber
que e. marques de Lacy habia rap
tedo 4 Margarita de Pons; pero &
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y ON la sonora de Aort-Dieu era
joven Y no habia .amado sine a 81
viejo marido, y Sc encentraba sela en-
81 niundo, tenia misdo del aisJanisa-
to en- que viva; y como, por str2
parte, Chaiambel, a -quien en- 10 ST.
cesivo llamaremes ell senior de F1aF.,
hsblase IN lenguaje tan lteno de Sc
d%ucciones y Ia mirase con ojos tal
a%Edientes, tan apasionados, Ia senera
de Iort-Dieu consinti6 a Ia possra ca
ser dicbosa.
Habian ~transcurrido "a siste amos
desde que Ia .oaronesa de Mort-Diel
habia tornado en- los altares 81 neni-
bre de marquesa de Flors-EontgorJ,
y aqueslos siete amos habiap pasads
para ella como IN suei}o feliz no in
terrumpido por ell emo sobresalto
nj obscurecido por Ia mas peoueha
nube, Flars era ell mejor de los e.
pesos, J ella lie adoraba con pasisp.
Aunque Ia sefora De F1ars sstuvisse
a punto de cunapIir va les trsiRta y
| cinco amos, Ell tempo pareefa iabe--
/, Sc olvidado de ella; nj una a,rusa Sc
iaiciaba en- 81 frente; ~eoaservaha to-
da Ia frescura de In juventud, su
sonrisa hechicera y toda aquella dull
ce melancolia en- 81 mirada Adde'S
cente que tan dichoso hiciera al d.
funto de Mort-Dieu. Dos aihas her
masisimas, blancas y sonrosadas, dos
angeles que parecian haber descesd.-
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do a vivir en- la pobreza Y en- Ia obs
curidad. pues de otro mode no hu-
bicse Dodido dedicar a sostenimien-
20 de Ia tenaz Y misteriosa lucha de
gUe os ne hablado la cast totalidad
dc los cincucnta 0 sesenta mil fran
cos que gano en- el teatro.
e. ingles exhalo IN grito:
-iFulmen, Fulmenl dijo, cayendo
a sus pies de hinojos. Sois Ia mas
noble de las mujeres Y estais aumen-
tando mi dolor, es decir, mi desespe-
raci6n.
Fulmen le oblig6 a sentarse de
nueyo, y lie diio con dulzura:
-GQuer6is escucharme, Milford?
ST: ha5Iad.
-iQuerGis ser ain mi amigo?
81: 10 cuiero.
-Pues bien: pueSto que teneis las,
TINA de mi: puesto que "a desepera-
ci6n entr0. en- vuestro pecho desG5
que deje de pe-teneceros, quiza vuel,
va : germinar Ell 81 Ia esperanto, s.
! consents en- ser mi amigo.
Lord G.. cogi6 las maHos de Full
men entire las suyas, Y las cubrio d.
besos.
-Escuchad. ie dijo Is bailarina
por 10 m1smo que Sc Guam grande es
vuestro c~orazon, GUAM hermosa vues,
ira alma y 10 caballeresco Y noble
que sois, no he vacilado en- dirigirme
a Yos, nj en- buscaros en- medic de esq
sociedad de locos y de locuelas, en- il
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LOS PERlODICOS ~GERMANOFl-
LOS ATACAN AL GO8iERNO

MADRID, Mayo l3.-Los Derlo-
dicos germanofiios que * publ can
en- es:a Capital Sc nan 0ed,caGo 4
hacer grandes criticas coaIra q go
bierno a causa de los trat"toS Gae
ha c~elebrado con los 9a-ses de l.
entente. : ! ianzarle Suertes ata-
cues. Tai M side - cam?aHa gu
nan lleyado a caOu esaS HU"Icaclo-
nes. aGe el gobierao Sc IA ilegado
q sentir IN tanto e~mbarazadc. y IA
tando de este aSuato. el Primer Mi
nistro Maura les dijo a los periods
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{Pasa a Ia Ga. Pag. Col. ia.l
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CHANTECLER
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y ahora aGue dcbemos pensar
acerca de tai ucer S~unlergib!a?
Puede, en- realidad, ser con;t-uiGo
con los ncdios de que Sc dispone en-
Ia a~ctualidad Y cual es 81 valor M
l;tar? Nuestro distingr:do compa-
Zero: NJ. Raymond Lestonnat, en- IL
Intransigeant," ha ~respondido a ia
rrimera de estas preeuntas tratando
De bluff el proyecto de Ia cons
truccion de IN navio semejantc. 30
sa su opinion en- los argumentos ST.
~guientes: BESIDE mego, es impossible
:mprimir una velocidad de IS nudos
con 5000 caballos de fucrAa uni
camente, q un navio que desplaZa
1900 toneladas Y, dcspues, como
alojar en- un casco semeiante, 80
!D,c, , /, Co pr Col In
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Actulidades Extranieras
Ia marina alemana


mas que p2ecen ser co:ocaoa5 cua'''
do Sc halla sumergido.
Ia aparici6n de este submarine
en- las cacetas alemanas. nc sac
cons dorado como an bluff Dol
alcanos; otros. obedeciendo a IN
ligero sentimiento de pesimismo, t2n
natural ell ciertos ca~racteres, a nan
acogido con una refleXi6n lie este
genera. "iVaya, i.Asi es que los ale
names son igualmente fuertes en-
TODD? Encuentran maqainas admlra-
bles. como es que los aliado3 no
Jienen ideas parecidas?' No Sc IN
comoden nj los unos nj los otros,
pues este bluff" o esta "maquina
admirable" segun los criter'os. no
es el producto de un cereDro DO
che" Para convencernos lie clio no
tenemos mas que abrir e! uumero
correspondence al - de Gctubre de
1912 de la Revue des DeuX-Mon-
des:" en- la pagina 800 encnntrare-
mos, en- IN articulo de NJ. Geor-
res Blanchon, que tiene por titulo:
Los progresses del torpedo y ia
question de los submarines" Ia
menci6n De un gran submarine de
800 toneladas, propuesto por Ell
ingcniero russo Schurayjeff.
En- su nGmero del 20 de JUNO de
1913 (numero 2.09l, pagina 33,)
la Mature" public0 un articulo de
". Sauvaire JoHrdan, intitulado:
"Un submarine russo de 800 tone
lada3.' que contiene una description
completa, con figuras, del submari-
no Schuravicff. Hemos e%traido de
este articulo las caracteristicas de
csc submarine Y Sc podra yer que
esar caractcristicas son eX~acta"ente
las que habian de figurar, dos amos
despuGS, en- la revista alcmana PRO
metheus" Y las cIales les ~atribuye
> l.: grandeJ submarines bocfes:
Lcngitud. l22 metros 400 pies.)-
.Anchura, 10 metros $50 pies).-Des-
plazamiento en- Ia superfic:e, 1900
toneladas; sumergido, 5.400 tonela-
das.-Tiempo necesario para ia in
mer:iGn: ) q s minutos.-Felocid1d
81 Ia suDerficie: &c nudos (motores
,'a 0~otrGleo de $1,000 caballos.I We
locidad ectando ~sumerg!do: II nu-
dos (motores elGctricos Gc 400
cabal!os )-Radio de acci0n en- Ia
superticie a % nudos (4S Kilometres
.por horal: $50 millas 1.22c kilome-
tros. IL II nudos) 20 Kilometres por
hora) 1S.j 500 millas (34.2G2 kil6-
metros.}-RaGio de acciGn sumergi-
DO 4 IA rIdos (26 Kilometres por
hora): y millas $50 kil5metros.)
La partc que emerge del navio, sc
encuentra enteramente prcteGiGa
po~ medic de IN blinlaje que ~resiste
a los ~prcvectiles de Il artilieril L.
gera. Fl armamerto comprende Gin
co caAoncs de y c~enjimetros, 80
tuvcs lanza-torpedos V una prOvi-
sion De so torpedos Y dc 80 minas
,~UjTaricas.
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revistas Y diarios aiemaaes h2cen
mcnci6n de Ia existencla de granGes
Submarines cuyag dimensioaeS, real
mente "ko!Osales," ~sobreDasan en-
mucho q tcio 10 que hasta "a fecha
So hsbia hecho. Sc rata. en- e~fecto,
de sumergibies que desplazan 5000
toneladas. cuando el de;plazamiento
| de las mayoreS construcclones sub
marinas que eXisten actuaimente no
pasa de mil a mil quinientas tone
ladas sobre POGO mas 0 menos.
Esta noticia, 81 hemOs de hablar
| propiamentc, no constituye una no.
ticia nueva. En- efecto, por Ell mes
d. agosto de 1915, la Gazette de
FRANKFORT" describia de Ia manera
! siguiente, IN "crucero Sumerglble"
! &c 5000 ~toneladas, segun los datos
o5tcnidos de Ia ~revista cientifica
| a!2mana Observation-Disclosures
$50 pies ll22 metcos.)-Neloci-
dad maxima en- la superficie: 26
nados (4S kil0metros) rOr hora.-
| Nelocidad mazima, sumergido: Il
nudos (2G kilometrosl por hora.-
/ La marcha esta aSegurada, en- ia SUI
pcrficie, por medic de dos motores
| lc petrulco de 5000 cahallos Y Guam
40 cSti SumerGido, por medic de Cos
mutorcs clsctricos de 400 caba-
| Nos-En radio de acci0n en- Ia sU-
pcrfic.e !lega 4 IS. coo p 10000
Imiiar 81. 500 = $1,000 kilomctros.)
Tn D.indaje cubre toda Ia parte de
Ia construction que emerge de!
aqua, FL armamento comprende va
! rios caHoncs de calibrc medic Y pie
| :as i~igeras, 80 tuboS lanZa-torpedos
con una provision de 60 a 80 tor
pedos Y l25 . 1876 minas submari-
sin dcjarlos respirar.
En- los Estados de Mexico,
Nu.e,cs y los demas
Sc dice que ann hay reyue!ta,
HIS til cosa no es verdad,
,,., ,,mh..n iii; ~ rirp-.ros"
i. una r,are,o formaI.
-sr+o ora ., r,;smo Zano+a
~yitnGosc perGido va,
,~i,srfosa ,os bigo+as
ca vist;1 Ja socr;s15p.
D;,q Soto - CANA ves+ido
do fr.ila Iag6 = ascanar.
| - ., ro.,o Ia los rabaIdes
,o. II ",raiir,cs" ara
MUGS raca.ira asistente
mas de IN bravo general.
Con ore todos los p~eri6dicos.
=, tomor de eyaieror
i. dcber 6scir al nublico
n,,e Mexico Sc haIIa en rar,
uu no existe nj rn ret@ii!c
NJ para an ~Ten9edi2, BAN,
-, que >" ioS 'H,e' H''
!
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TIR0S Al bLANCO.
IA rRECOCiDAD DE IN FIJI .

vienAo las diarias n0ticIas
QUE nos lleg&n por AGA
sobre como esta tornado
el rartido carranclan,
cue todos los generates
0 Il buena cantidaG
de los que eStan con don Venus,
4 ningrna parte q
e achaqGeg nilitares;
lc.u ics gus pienSan tai,
>t.an uuc de meiiC a medic
Sc han llegado a e~quivocar.
iQue no? Pues vaya I'M ejemplo
III" no neceslto
IL ITO as,2lea no iguoran
que Juanito Barragan,
fiji pequenO, gr~acioso
Y e.egantr pur GeI.!;.S,
fu@ llamado POI don Venus
ha POGO q IA capital
f
Ps;' 10 pa ''>'-
in e. que ::aDfa &c .,cargarse
con 81 rara ha5ilidad,
de QarIes curse a los planes
que don Venus a luz da
para en- III :ago de a~ceite,
,r p...,E- t-.-.. ans
2o'" "'ei'oS' $50" '"-'
''"'e Elo''I0 eS
que 'oo esq.,
'ueS o's"' KS "'0''''''eS
&c 'U"'''o '"ii's""
nan "e'''0S' - "''S'
per" &" "'& i0''''" a.
Que @~'e"eS = m'c,os''y
= -0"
Po' 81 "Spe''' PUo0 A''''0' ''O'
pof su t"!'e eSCU''Ut"i'
u caftl!.oS coioFauoS'
81 9effuMaHC "Gof!.ah'
ho%, clando eStan co~n'ehci"oS'
po:que 10 nan paIpaoo va,
que Ct iii ueAe maGera
para IN F2' general
- Gje"aa '.eh"o 'lSlohes
: G'cieEdo: Que ca!"y;
clIaonic cell e iii;
.d:@1io o q general!
"
de ,E"S~",1i que "a. A@ heth'
don Juaa!.o barrag"2!
Va L rcspC0cerles 81 miSmo
5; Sc sicven escucAar
10 sc K die a IA pfensa
dc ID g'2u.a capital:
Va no e"i>tc en- Ia RcPubHca
ria"una f&eo,6n capaZ
dc hacer que nuesieo gobierno
p:v:aa Ia tranlu.!;uyd:
~ "..ramos" n ,s.;!i;.uI
IA rerue.ta sofccar:
maIamcs I P&ncno Villa
' cUrr.ercH los demas.
lie Durango ' L%catecas,
DU6ao Ouro tanto ai:rmar:
lie Ia naDcra "apletamOs."
que "a no Pudieron mas
los reOc.des, J &srStacoS
10 nan UeJauo dc uCt"f
4ast1 YaS2I e! no 5raNo'
DC Gonde no v~olveran.
I'm Loah&l!a : l2mau!lPaS
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AT THE MOVIES

For the rest of the month 4,
Dodge Hall:
Saturday, the 18th. Little Ma
RE Doro in Lost and Won''.
Monday, the 21st. Geo. Be-
ban, the great impersonator, in
His Sweetheart. Comedy.
Wednesday, the 23rd. Ethel
Barrymore in "The Awakening
of Helena Richie. The novel
that swept the country.
Friday, the 25th. Dorothy
Phillips and her entire troup in
in the great patriotic spectacle
MY COUNTRY SHOULD
CALL"
A play that makes the Stars and
Stripes still dearer to you. Spe-
cial prices 20 and 35 cents.
Saturday. the Goth. The great
comedy play. 1.-THE Travelling
Salesman.
Monday, the 2sth. Lou Telle.
gen in "The VICTORIA Cross. A
play that will live forever in En-.
gland.
Tuesday, the Goth. VIM, S.
Hart in THE Desert Nam.
Wednesday, the Both. Nine.
Petrava, the world famed stage
STIR in her first play in Challis,
THE Black Butterfly.
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The local telephone system
has been thoroughly repaired
and the service is much 'improv
ed.
The Rebekahs are advertising
a masquerade ball for February
end. The Red Cross is giving
the supper.
Bartlett Falls and wife passed
through town last Saturday en-
route to their home at Stanley
from visit with relatives in
Pahsamaroi.
Prof. Tom Campbell passed
through town last week on his
way to his home near Clayton,
having closed his school at Ellis
on account of scarlet fever.
Tom Chivers returned last
Friday night from the east
where he underwent an opera
ton. His friends hope for his
speedy and complete recovery.
The Stanley Basin Stock AS
ISOLATION held a meeting last
Tuesday at the Forest Office for
the purpose of transacting the
general business of the associa.
ton.
Frank ludlow. whom we re-
ported last week as having a Sc
we're attack OF appendicitis was
able to get about again the fore
part of the week. He will un'
lergo an operation the latter
part of this week, DR.. Kirtley,
assisted by DR.. Wright of Sal.
mon will perform the same.
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Dr.. Dickinson returned home
last Thursday from profession.
al trip to Pahsamaroi.
The editor of the Me.1enrsr
appreciates your business and
solic'ts Your support.
The Board of County Commits.
sioners were in session several
DAYS the fore part of this week.
Arthur MoGown has just re.
celxed carload of Dodge cars.
II you want one get Your order
in quick.
robert Eldredge, the new pic.
lure show man of Mackay, was
mere a short time Wednesday ey.
ening.
The many friends of d. G.
omutz will be glad to learn that
MS address has been changed to
z'o 30. 10th St., San Jose, Cal.
The editor of the Messenger
Is always ready and. willing 70 do
his share and more for the al.
vanaement Of community interest
A. j. Higgins returned the
hrst OF the week from a visit
with relatives in the east. Mrs.
higgins and baby will remain
there until spring.
The themes at the Congrega.
tlenal church next Sunday will
90, a. M: Meeting the Temp.
ter, p. M. "Heartiness in Ser.
vice.. All are cordially invited.
u. b. Drake and wife and Sam
Bradbury and wife were called
TO Idaho Falls last week BY the
sudden death of VIM. Aetcalf. a
brother Of the two ladies. Mr..
died a week ago last
Monday of heartfailure aud was
buried last Thursday. The
brakes returned home last Sat
'rday and the Bradburys are
in Logan, Salt Lake and
Aalad.
The days and years slip away
ike water ia running stream.
Times great clock never loses q
moment Relentlessly, surely, ,
he moments pass, and our eager
lands are not able to detain !
hem. Indeed, time flies 80 swift. .
Y that we find large number
wing US on subscriptions and
o them we mailed out bills the
rst of the year. We ask that {
hey kindly come and settle their D.,
mall as we'll as large accounts in {
rider that we may be able to set.
le the accounts that time has
to US. s
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sasssannnHnnnnunnuuuuzuuc

Eli Zakula, who spent las
ummer here is now located il
Chicago.
me Odd Fellows had a nice
'sle banquet after lodge las
saturday night.
andrew Gini was down from
rs ranch up the river the fore
art OF the week.
Harry Bullock, a cousin OF
rs M. A. Dillingham;, arrived
~ week from his home at Sal.
'0a for a short visit.
oas' week tide Dodge Hall was
.' more comfortable by the
ualslon of a stove and having
0'age made tighter.
Aare ores and minerals pur-
ssed BY The Mineral Purehss.
Company. Address Milton
Nows, Challis, Idaho. If
me home of Mr.. and Mrs.
.sa Bradbury was frightened
,as arrival of an eight pound
= % the morning of the 18th.
ueo' Hammond was over from
aSamaroi last Saturday and
ae proof beneficial use ON his
., right before H. E. Ha.
'f'h' Notary Public.
~ nave a gasoline lantern
pssa especially for work Q
u the ranch or for lighting
some, which We will sell or
Enquire at this Office and
' up this bargain.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF the County Of Custer, State of Idaho
In the matter Of the Estate of Edwin
4. Stevens, Deceased.
Notice for Publication Of Time Ap-
pointed for Proving Will, Etc.
Pursuant to an order of said Court,
made ON the 18th day of January, lois,
notice 10 hereby given that Wednes-
day the 9th day of February, l9ls. ct 2
o'clock P. M. of said day, at the Court
Room of said Court, at the Court house
IN the Village of Challis, County of
Custer, Idaho, has been appointed -
the time and place for proving the
VIII of said Edwin R. Stevens, de-.
ceased. and for hearing the applica.
ton Of Lydia A. Stevens, fer the issu-
snce to her of letters testameu tarv
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated Jan. 10th, 1915
HELEN G. HIGGINS,
jill FIG Clerk
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Pay your subscription.

Chas. Ernst was taken into
custody last Sunday suspected
OF the murder of man named
Ruoerg on Middle Fork and ia.
ken to Salmon that day. Moth.
Ing authentic has been learned
as yet.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-16
WARRANT CALL

The following warrants against
Custer county, will be paid il
presented within sixty days from
date of this notice:
Current Expense Fund
Nos. 265 to 1873 inclusive. Is.
sued October 10Th, 1917.
No. 379, issued November 9th,
1917.
No. $50, issued December 9th.
1917.
No. 381, issued December 9th
1917.
School Warrants
District No. 9, warrant No. 2O3
District No. 9, warrant No. 1917
District No. II warrant No. $50
Interest will cease in ten DAYS
from date.
Dated at Challis, Idaho, Janu.
airy 14th, 1918.
Alice B. Chamberlain,
County Treasurer.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-16

Mrs. Alice Giles passed thru
town Wednesday enroute to Rob
inSon Bar.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-16
Buy at home.
Give as your buainesa

Buy at home.
Give as your buainesa
Lou Tracht was in town from
Clayton Monday.
Five room house with five lots
for sale. Inquire at this office.
Lou Clawson passed through
town this week on his way to his
home at Custer.
Dodge Hall is advertising a
masquerade ball for the little
tots on February 18th.
Born, on January 10th, a sew.
en- and one-half pound baby boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ebberts.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-16
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Write it 1913.
6Ihserihe!
Please pay your subsc ription
al. Harper is getting along
nicely.
Fresh bread at the City Meat
Market. l9Adv
Quite . little snow has fallen
Turing the past week.
Alice Christian is the new bel.
. girl at the local telephone ex.
fhange.
Verne MCGOWAN was on the
pick list the latter part OF last
week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-08
AMERICA AWHEEl.


"Nly neighbor Pippkius has changed
his manner of vacation declares Ed.
ward Hungerford IN Eyeryhody's "In
other years his annual outing was a
rather portentous affair. The family
began to plan 1t some months IN ad-
vance There We're railroad and
steamboat and hotel book lets on the
library table When the time came
Mrs plppGins and the girls went to II
huge wooden hotel on the edge of
lake They dressed three times a day.
When Pippkins ran down or one Eri-
day of each fortnight he boarded a
hot dusty OVerrroWded train aud ode
for five uncomfortable hours They
insisted that lie don Tuxedo each
evening for dinner. He used to Won
der If the game was quite worth the
candle.
To-day there are no such doubts in
pippkins' mind. He has IA ear SO have
four titthS Of the families in our quiet
street PippkmS caught the fever ear
ly in the game Today he is veteran
ana hardened notorst He talks
earnestly and learuediy of gears and
Of transmission aud he Is supeflatire-
" critical of every car except his own.
| might write story upon how tuat
car and its predecessors in the Pipp-
kins family have changed their very
soul but this is not the Tine nor place.
Sufficient is it to say that HippkinS Is
now "A motor expert and Dr. King
down at our corner says that ripplllns
has grown ten years younger.
Mrs. PippkinS and he girls have all
but forgotten when they have been on
railropd train in summer They live
in the family ear.
Multiply rippkins all the way
across the face of the land, and you
begin 10 have n definite perception Of
America aWheel
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-08

Two and one-haf cupfuls cold boiled
rice, one half cupfUl sugar, one-half
rupful milk. one egg, one teaspoonful
butter. a pinch Of salt, grated nutmeg
or tavoring to taste, fruit Brush "A
pie plate with butter and spread the
rice even ON the plate Beat half the
sugar. the egg, milk salt and tlavoring
together and pour over the rice. Cover
top with halves of canned peaches or
steWed dried peaches and sprinkle the
rest Of sugar over the fruit Put in
moderate oven and bake thirty-hye
minutes.
Any fruit can be used, either fresh,
canned or dried steNcd fruit Mrs
Anna T. Scott in Philadelphia North
American.