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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27
eHsfarto ffsIn.

SIBfartpffeIn. ganrt
Son $500 2.25. gsortr Rico $1.6C
-1.45 per Camper.
0urfen. - 9refbbaus $1.50--
1.75 per Dubenb.
Rrdut. Ddnif9es $1,000
$500 pet Ton auf benz Gelsife unS
|S3.00--3.50 per 100 pfunb bonn
IStcre; GIOribo $3.oo-3.25 per
Crate.
etsdrHbem $2.40-25o
|psr gu.
WeiBeMHbem ~ $2.5o-2.75
lpcr Abl.
3DiebeIn. - Gelbe $1.65--
I1.75; DeiBe $2.OO-225 per buHbert
Ipfunb Cad auf Dem Geleiie.
@riine Bobnen. - Sibli4e
$5.O $50 per 9amper.
Raroften. - GinEiHi5he $3.s
00-3.5O per 8bl.
6eu. - Wo l Timotbp $500
1880; 30. 2 9imot5p $32.0o-33.' ?
90; go. 8 1imot6p $29.50--30.50;
no. / semif6ter sflee $32.00-3S.O0;
SO. 2 geinif6ter Qlee S28.00-32.s
90; go. l Rke $31.S5-33.00; Ro.
9 alee s31.75- $3.50; alfalfa $30.s
O0-34OO; gioegenftrob $1450-
1900. Wlefaenitrob S14.O0--14.60;
9afsrjtrob $14.00-14.5O per Sonns.
MibfenfutteE - Die prsis
Ie fir aleie ipsrben feftsefebt aui
etner Bats bon 3S 'grosent Der
burhidnittli6en RoFfen BON Weiaen
IN Der Weiible Die preife DON arbe'
rem Bei5en WiibfenIuttsr inb:
Sbort pber Gtanbarb WibbIinss
$500 iiber bem preis BON 9leie,
sentiittes Gutter S4.00, WeifsWibs
blings $500 iiber 2leie, Rso Dog
$500 iiber aleie.
SGmertien. Marft fer;
alesiamen $1s.50-21.O0; per 8u.
pom gtore; Simotbp $3.75-415;
Sladsfamen $3.50 per Bu.
DerfAieoeueA.
Oels. - Narft Itetis. - atinol
robes $1.40 per Gnnone IN partien
bon Ia Bbl.; $1.55 in partien
DON 10 GaIIonen; SO. 1 2arbOl
$1.8-l4O; Dintersaeft $1.63-
1.6S: Cotton Seeb Oil raft. $1.G
per @aaoue; 1erpentin 52e in par'
tim DON 1--5 Job; petroIeum Sbio
garton Siate 3sit 12ae; Spssials
Gorts 14e; Reb GrOtpn GoIoIin 25c;
1apbta 30e per Galone.
Gala. - Ter War,t ift feif. -
Obio RiDtr $2.O1 per B6l. hon 100
pfunb. Gubrlobn binsusefiigt.
9afs. = Wartt fari. - prtma
gitp. 174-173e; bo. Country Is
15ls per gfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27
Sas Genie iuirS iutmer befGunt.
Cine pIauberst Don
QRatoIe DraHee

Dos Semi, bot llnsere4tistsit uHp
SeringihdBuns 5u erleiben; Dtsie ers
fabruus maats i'd IN friiber Suseno.
Ils i9 bier Sabre alt mar, seibuste
i'd NIT srObem gifer. Do9 abmts i9
nidt etlpa ole bic Geseuftdnbe mad.
bic Iih meinsn 9liden boten, pielmebr
bei4rdntt. i'd MIDI auf bic Darftels
lung Don SOIoateu. Sfisn eeituubsn.
i9 aeituets iie ni4t m,br na3 berRus
tur, Ole Ratur 1T pielseitaIiis. unb es
1T ui9t Ieidt, iie nafsubtIbsn. Sd
5si1nete Fs aud ui9t pon ben giloers
bossn ab. Die i'd oas Stiid 3u eiuem
Gou fnuft,. IS paren baraui NOD gu
pieIe 2inisn, in bensn ia mid nt1t
5urehteefuuben bate. Die in meiHem
Gebd9tniB baftenbeu siufa9en 9iIber
bienten mir aIs Wufer. Msine Sols
oatsn beitanSeu IN einem arsis aIs
aopf, eintm Stri9 als &orper uno ie
einem Strid fir bic arme uHo geine.
eine 2inis, bic DieIfa4 sssadt mar,
ipie ein Big, itsIIte bas @e.osbr DOT
NIT benz gajounstt; bic Wirtuus tpar
aebr i90n! SD briitte ben afbaio
niht in bic Stira. fonberu iebte ibn
bariiber. lin meme sanaeauuii gu sei'
gen nnb foipobI DIE 5prm bes 4ppfes,
iuis bic Der aOpfbeoeduns In ibrsr gis
senart tpi.ber3useben- Sn btrier Ras
nisr, bic alien atnbsr,siduunsen se.
meinfnm TT, perfertigie t9 cine san5e
glHsabl folder Iiguren. Gs parsH
sleiHfGm Sielstts, uub apar i'm dbs
setitr5ten 9erfabrsn berseitellt. Wie
BEN aud fem mo9te, metne Solbaten
erfhienen mir iebr seIungen.Sh fiibr,
ts oieIe arbsiten NIT einem 9Iei aus;
icb feuhtets ben gIeiifift iibermdbig
an, nm Die Stride rsdh irdftis bers
pprtretsn su lafsn. sd bate ss por.
gssoserI, nit Der Usber gu seidnerL
nber Der gebrdi9 BON Sinte mar mir,
aus Gurdt Dor ben GIeden, unters
iaet. S6 mar bon retnem Werf Bee
friebist, ib fdnb, i'd Bate SaIeut. i9
irllts baIb iiber MID itauuen.
gines Nbenbs = on einem ereigs
nibreiden Ibeub - setdnste ib I'M
Speifsimmer. spo Suitine srabe ben
Sii1 abssSedt butte, Gs mar @intsr;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27

2tenStoG 10, 6ebsuar lSlA
Die He&fssee rad Eaffsbtn yar dse
stt CUTE, bod par gelt ff9t feh. Dls
UsHs1n iinb MI ben unSltiben poH 0elb
inriidtaIteab, our 3aslsben Wnrpen poB
pen conien 696 beEtd,uet. bie NaIier ylas
irten Garleben on ean- ebeufaaS - w.
nfAin s1 Nsp usse
varbeu ~ yari 5bil4sn 6ausen serfaxtt
Eif 0ounierrafe betr&st t0s $edWss pss
t100Q
sss6Id anf eassva.
6idt.gsshkl auf 4onbon iuuroen =
At sro BIB. Stsrfias quosift. s8ea.
ifI auf HsyItn wuspen ui4f qnofirf: llr
l3edfel asl Bosis 1zsM pro 6ssns snt
Hmfiernam <4.25c pro Uuipen ~ gfn
sni E8Ru murben niAt euetirL Ssres
f4<, 0fubsf 1916, Sfodtolm pfo xrous
A.loe, iJrones tS&weis) 2sAe.
alssstns essjs.t.iIss
Tis llmi6Ss ins bisileen Gieauugbosis
bsIiefeHI ii9 1euts aui e7,S6OoAis
ssfsLednriinHl
Tn J,argf in qsfalfsiuhtaim war beute
10 asu me ~ nHD - Uav en- oer 8orie am
yormiitsse mar ssu siasiesr gsrsauf ~ be-
sidieH, nainii4:
o. ~ Hesss.
aitim ctis GsHss cas prt ........ 70
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Rem gOri, 2s. ssebruar.

H~ ~~ ~ n -~~s fy~~~~efT'
Weli1foru- = Wartt ftstig; EilH
brien SO. 2 gtlbes $2.oS1; 800. 3,
$1-sSS; SO. 8 peibes $2.26a &oiisu
aub s5rn6t Rem gort iOfortiger Der
faubt; alrsentiniss 1921 I. o. b,
gars.
5afer. - Norft beindbe fetig;
natiirlifkr $1G-1O6.
Ssu. - Wartt rubis; 80. l.. $2.'
90; No. 2, $50; go. 3. $1.S0 uni
Derianbtforten s105-175; aaes
nominell.
S4mal5. - Rartt fef; Ribb!s
Weft $27.1O-2720.
9aeis. - Wsartt befriebigenb; fancp
beas S4-9Ac; blue rOfe Sa-6ae.
3uder. - Rpbsr, Dlartt itetig;
Centrifugal $6.Oo5; NolaSiss, nomi.
neil; raffiHirter, isetis; fein grani'
liri.r $7B.
Ter Morft fir bic aubern Artttel
mar unDrdHbert.
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@9ieaao. &c. Mebruar.

6 hieago, &c. Debruar.
@elfatoru. - lyiir Gebruar am
Gflub $1.28. Siir Wai $1-Bs-
1.27: ON GAfub $1.265.
Safer. SIR Mdr3 88s-S93e;
am G4IuB s8ie. Sir Wsai S7s-
884e; ON G4iuB 87se.
Roggen. - go. 2, $3.50.
@srfte $1.10-2.o5.
5imotbp. - $5O0-8.25.
BORT. - Uiir Mai $4S.20-4s.'
65: nsn Sdlub $4S.35.
SGmaI3. - iSiir Rai $26.6-
26.17; an S4lub $26.12. Tiir Suli
$2s.27-26.45; ON s4tub $2832.
Rippenfsiten. - slir Usai $3.50
1856; an GtIub $25.35. Giir
Suli s25.70-25,s5; ON Sfaub
$25.75.
Butter. - Wartt unDerSubert.
Gier. = Wortt niebriger; 3ufubr
2.72s aiifen. sJirits S9-3est; Of.
binarp firifs 3s-89e; mtf bem
Wartt 37-39c.
Rartoffeln. = 3ufubr 20 Gars;
Wnrft unberdHbert.
G,efliigel. = aebeubes, Rarft IN.
perinbert.
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Riubnieb.- Die 3ufubr mar
uidt srob unb Der Wartt rnbig unb
ttetis. Die beiieren Stoders unb
Jeebers iparsn in Ra@frage. eb<nio
CUTE Wildtiit.
Mittlers uno i9n,tre Stitre $l0.s
Oo--12.90; 1letIdsr Stiers $3.50
1000; auserlsiene Bis egtra $10.25
lilo; Ssisrs $7.o0-9.75; nass
erIcieue Bis ertra $10.00-11.5O;
aik $7.00-8.25; aussrleiene Biz
ertra $S.50-10.O0; Gamers $500
-6.75: Uaisttiibe $50.00-125.00;
Stpders unb Gesbsrs S7.00-10.5o.
8uIlen - Der Martt pdr
beute r,fhig unb bic preiie ftetig.
systte 8u[len S10.00-10.50; Yos
losna $8.00-9.50; extra S9.75-
1000; magere unb Isi4ie $3.50
500.
Raiser. - Die RaHfrage mar
cine siemlicb quite unb bic preiie ities
gen Big 5u 25e per 100 gfunb.
geite Isidte adlbtr $13.75-14s
90; fair bis quite $11.00--13.5O; Ors
bindrs unb grobe $6.O0-9.00.
aaIber. Die Radfrase mar
cine siemlia CUTE uHb bic preiie ities
gen bis 3u 25e per 100 Wunb.
S9ntine. - Die 3ufubr mar
beuts ni4t iebr srob unb bic preiie
itetie. beIonbers fiir bic beHsrsn
Qualiidten.
2lusrIciene itiper 300 plumb
unb mebr 50-1765; mittlere
unb gemifd5ts 160 pfunb unb msbr
1855; Isidte gsrfanbtIorten 40 biz
$50 pfunb $17.00-17.25; orbindrs
bis gits Terisl 110 pfunb unb ipes
niger $12.00-14.75; prbindre BIB
auserleiens fhpere fefie gGus S10.s
00-15.25; orbindre bis aussrleIens
Siags S10.0o-13.O0.
g 9afe unb 2dmmer. Die
3ufiihr fpnr beiite erober uHo belief
fi4 auf 407 Stiid. Die preiIs warm
itetis.
Gaafs. arserIeiens bis sg.ra SILL.
O0-11.50: fair Bis quite 5000
HOO; GuIs unb orbinGre $500
800; g0ce $1,000 unb tDeutger.
2dmmer. auserIereue bis utra Ieids
te s16.W-1700; fair bis CUTE
$15.W--16.00; fccoubs unb f6ipre
sanrmxr Sl2.50-145o.
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g9ieago, 90. Ge6ruar.

g dp tine. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Morft Iaugfdm. Buff $17.15-17.-
35; Itidte $16.85-174o; gemff4te
$16.90-17.40; fduere 1855
1875; rauk $16.@-16.So; Gertel
12.5O-16.M.
Hin bDieb. - 3ufitn 1900;
Warft ffiDad. Jeatibe Gtiere $3.50
-14.15; Stoders unb seebers ST.
50-10.9O; Riihe unb 9effers $6.75
--12.0O; 4dfber $8.75-14.25.
Shafe. 3ufubr 14,o00;
Marft ftetig. Gfafe. $1O.25-13.30;
Qdmmer. $13.75-170O
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D " uer YrHle fSN. - WuIIls
nirtsr Gnt 2pnf 10e; poipbereb 8ae;
srmrnIirter Sc; gonfeetipnsrs "a
SIC pei 100 pfinb; Rem Orleans
clarified tpeibsr BIC; bo. selbsr Sc per
plumb.
Wpfaffss. = Worit iietis. -
Tep Srleans Oppen asttsI 65-
S5c; Centrifugal 50-60e per @aIs
lone.
REFS. grira fancp 9eab g.
sae; fanen 81 SEC; iseonb 5eab &C.;
sebro&ener 7ae; Sapan s4-sas.
Dairpsprobuff.
gutter. - Wartt sienlid ltbs
baft. greifs pillisn. - Dbolemilt
srira 53e; G.ntraliseb sytra 5oac;
geutraIissb firits 4Se; iseonbs 46e;
Jantp Dairp 39c; padins StOd 90
--36e per pfunO.
aGfe. - Wlarit feit; Dbio 27c;
Rep gors 27a-29e; RprbpeitIider
28-30sI Sdmciser 40--65c; 9tms
burger 31-32e; Bird zoe per g)fo.
eier. 3ufubr sr0Ber; Rartt
idpd6er. prima firfis Siibntrsier
43c. firiis 42r; orbindre firits 41e;
Ictonbs 39c per 9ubenb.
gefti9el. - Mnrtt lebhaft;
preiIe feft. - groiiets sipei pfunb
unb barunter 2st; sJrpsrs iiber spti
Plumb 2St; Sdbw 22-25c; Sahner
biirf,n Biz gum mai niht periaaft
iprten: 5rutbiibner bon so pfb.
% 26e; DO. nit trummcr Bruft 18e;
gulIs Sc; ipsibs Gnten 27e; farbtse
25e; Gdnfs 1s-20e; aIte Sanben
$1.50 per Dubenb.
Cbftuub @emH
3itroren. - California 500
7.50 per Rite; Gimes s2.75-3.Oo
per Rifle.
Orangen Gloriba $4-75-
500 per Rife.
@rops Gruit. - iyloriba $3.'
25-4.25 per Rifle.
grbbeeren- 5loriba 35s per
Gunrt.
MtpftI. - Sonntbnn $5.D-
$500 per BbI. Gmoiebouie $3.50
300 PET BEL; Rambo MepfeI s425I
-4.60 per Bbl.: Grimes golben $8.s
90 per Bbl.; 8oIf RtUr $3.50 per
8bl.; pippins $4.50-5.00 per BEL;
crbindre Gorten 76c-$1.0O per Bbt.
9pmatpes. - 3reibbnus 15--l
20c PET pfuub; GIcriba s3.Oo-3.26
per Grote.
9artofftIn. - WiSisan ST.
0o-2.10 per 100 plumb Sod ouf|
BEN GeIeife !
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G&moIA prin1d Gteaul
26.3 AS; JunilD 264-26ac.
s-Srodenaefal5enes Gletf@I
Sbort clear Seifen 26J-27c; ertrd
Hort dear Setten 26-261e;; firse
Mippen 26-26ac; Bellies 28f--
28ac PEI Eiifno.
Gerdn4ertes Tfeifd. -
Gbort clear GeiteH 2S1- -20v: ertra
ibcrf clear geiten 28s -29c: flir5e
Nipven 2Sa-29e; Bellies 30e-Jic.
sugar Gureb Gfeif6. -
Gd)infen 295 -30ic; Eiert..: GfuI-
tern 23a -24e; greaIioit 8aeon o7A
-39r; S6ultern IN qa6etex 24-
2l3c; yietu Dcrf Gut 25h 26e; ge.
trsfnte Beef SfuItern 34--3iAc.
GiBgep1deltes Tfeii d.
G.binfen 25--251c; Eieiiic SduG.
tern zoe: Bellies 34-3fjc; SduItern
tn Hddeten 2t-2iac; Rem Dort Gut
DO. 21--2fAe.
Trif6es Tfsift. Sdins
fen, Ioie 23E24c; Bicnic Shul.ern
t9z--20c; ShuIterH 21&22e; fur.
sc Rippenieiten 24-25e; ibort elear
Wippenieiten 24--25c; EXTRA hort
clear Wippenieiten 24-25c; Ieifte
Bellies 32A-33ac; fbtDere DO. 81
--32c.
MebI unb @efreib.
WtbI. - Winter patent 5000
--11.00; Dinter fancp $11.20; Bins
ter famifp $9.70; Dinter ertra $50;
Bintsr orbindre $500; 5artes @eis
5en pntent $10.50-11.00; Sartes
Wsi3en fanrp $9.75-10.25; 9ortes
Msi5en familp $9.00-1O.00; Rortbs
tpefsrn semiidtes $10.50-u.2b;
Rossen. Giip, $10.5O--11.25.
Wet3eH. - Der WaTft wd- Re.
tig; No. 1 rotb<r $3.50; Hc. 2 ros
tbsr $2:19; go. 3 rotber SPIT; Wo.
4 S2.12-2.13 per Bu.
WG56torn - apreiie feff.
Gins car 80. 4 seIbes, 1872 Gsuds
tisteit bradte $1.s5 unb sin. Gar
Ro. 5, 1913 Geaftistsii, $1.95 per
Bu. - Weibes Rolbsntorn $15S-
1.61; gelbes 2olbentorn $1.5s--1.s
81; ssmifdtes aol6entorn $3.50.
1.55; iptiGks aorn 75e-$1.25.
Safer. - 90. 2 tpeiber 99c--
S.00; Sianbnrb ipeiber $3.50;
Ro. 3 tpeiber $3.50; go. A ipeiber
96--97e; Ro. 2 ssmiidier 97-97ae;
To. 3 gemifdter einbeimifter 96--
97t: go. 4 gsmiihier 1896.
Woggen. - SO. Q $2.3O-235;
10. 3 $2.25-2.30; 30. 4 $2.15-
2.25; prObe $2.10-2.15.
@biBfep.
Gs ipurben beuts 1877 safer aaf
Der Bats BON $3.50 pet GaIlone psrs
iauft.
@ racerteA
Raffee. - Jard 27-32c; Mos
TO N-30r; Guatemala fanrp, teiue
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c:Is, Sssbs snS aitien in Rer ysss

Hei46iiSpayisre purbeH ~ 5k--5N&
tislsnftri De6id anf 3onson ndsen ifefiG
Gir ~ 9aee eA72. gpmmereial etlIS. So
1sss sk7iH, 6i6t N75X, &abels
NnSdinnsrn k.7s 7jis, Srasss Si9i
6.72k, Babel G7eH; Naarf. ietns Cnbti.
rpnsen; Gronen. ieine Gusiisunaen, 1ol'
idn0iif,e Uulbsu Si@t 44e. &abst AN
Sire Siai s.78. &absi s.7I. Rubd Sini
u; Rsbd lsx, ehber Barsn s51f,
NetifaniiGe ToIiars o..
aftteamsrft. = anfanss pas Der
Naritt sosetHD pno ete Srsije ssoradt.
os8sn snlub aber puroe beridbe ieftsr
.psipHb.rs pte Xriegs. .Aftien.
2iperp s,zsS 1oass i9lohsH ~ "a So
-, Ole srftea < a. 9L AD-s7.S0 nab bio
jseiIen 4 u ~ e6.s2-y6.s0.
otisa. am eutla
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adali&er wtarft.S Serid,f.
wfr,;rro4i 90 n.h

ginsinnati 2s. Gsb. 1918
Die nodfoIssnbsn AuOtiruus.n be.
tisbtn Ih nur auf GnsreSs aransois
tionen. Bel ilfinersn GsdSfttm iptr.
ben stipas t51ere prsiie bsrsGuss,
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Siehu,arft

Cincinnati. 28. J6. 1918.
3ufubr unb Derfanbt iiir bts les'
ten "a Stuuben, persliden NIT osHl
poroersunSeuen Gass, Fnb pis f0lst;
3ufuhr.
gsinbp. Shtpetne S4ate
25. 5eb. :. 1876 52H =
%. geo. :. 461 2a15 AZ
Werfanbt.
Rinbp. ShpeiHe S4afe
%. Jeb. -. II BAIT
26. Neb. +. . F. 223 1869 -
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Meta4'

Rem DOri, 26. Jebruar.
gIei. - Warit feft; S725-7.5o.
Spelisr. - Warit rubie; $7.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27

Gin ieSer bat einen Sparren fr.t,
Mers uidt gIaubt, bet i5rer stpsi.
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& ep a n DE.

Or eb burhe.
Teiner SabIrei6en SreitR6e LIItige
Sd,anr
@ertrieben bas @liid, oas Boit bei
mir mar,
limb ootlu 1T Srau Serge aIs @ait ee,
blieben
ltrb bat aIs 9feband)e Die SreilIibe
bertrieben.
Ger &eruer.
r@os lit bos oelttid,e 8eidsge-
riht2- fragte Der &ebrer ben letneu
&dr.
.SfhpeitsfuD6eI mit5aiiertraltt!-
laItete Die proutpte aInt1port.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-02-15
PRECINCT NO. 2.

The boundaries of Election Pre-
cinct No. to embrace and include
all the territory embraced and in
cluded in the following described
boundaries: ft. -.
Beginning at the S. w. corner
of sec. "a TIP 38 N. r. l West:
thence south on section line to the
Sc. corner of the NE. quarter of
sec % tip 81 N. r. West; thence
east miles to the section line be-
tween sections 20 and 20 TIP 81 N.
R. l East; thence north to the Nez
Perez Indian Reservation line thence
northeaaterly on said reservation
line to the section line between sec
lions II and IL TIP 81 N! R. / E.;
thence north to the NE corner of
section 2 N. r. 1 E.; thence west
8 miles to the place of beginning.
The polling place of said precinct
No. q is hereby designated to be at
Teakean hall. -.
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q who will be the next7"

ing who will be the next?"
1t is generally believed that some
of the prominent citizens of the
ported that an effort was made to
indict r. heenan at the last session
of the Federal Grand Jury at Phil
ippi. 1t is also said that a secret
service agent was here a couple of
weeks ago to search his room but
evidently no discriminating evidence
was found, as no action was taken
till the vigilance Committee" took
1t in their own hands. Several 9th
ers have received letters of warning
this week. These letters were writ
ten on a typewriter and addressed
in a disguised hand. Among those
receiving them were j. Forrest
Potts. Chairman of the Socialist I'm
ion; J. Ed Kildow. secretary. and
F. c. Yeager, the barber, and per-
haps others. Here is an exact copy
of the letter Potts received:
You must respect our flag, our
president and stop your talk against
the government during this war this
means you. last notice.
American citizen. -
The other letters were similar to
the above. Yeager replies to his In
letter in the Inter Mountain
claiming they are after him on &C
count OF his religious views, (being
a Russelite). Other letters have
been sent for joke but IL is too
serious a mater to joke abou
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cleaning up the tar. Mr.. keenan,
finally got to bed and did not get
out till Tuesday, except that every
night late, after the family retired,
Mr.. Hartman says he put in the
rest of the night in the bathroom
rubbing and working to get the tar
off.
He sent over to the tailor shop
and cleaning establishment of John
A. Staud, just across the street and
had him come over Saturday and
take charge of his clothes and see If
he could do anything with them.
They worked on them for two or
three days and Mr.. keenan, remain
ed in bed waiting till Tuesday he
yentured out and came up street to
the postoffice. The mob warned
him to leave town, but so far he is
standing pat and staying on the job
He declares that he only saw four
men and knows three of them, but
as he was blindsfolded soon as they
got him he could not tell how many
there were and others say there
were five or six automobile loads
and from thirty to forty in the
crowd. Sunday evening we passed
the place out on the pike and lots
of feathers were still there tramped
in the snow. and the tar-bucket and
brush. and cotton that was over his
mouth and the bandages that he
was bound. blind-folded and gagged
with, laying there in the snow.
Bunches of feathers are still to be
seen in front of the Hartman board
ing house.
The charges against him are that
he had talked against the war and
the Government, which he denies
Also that he is Socialist which the
Secretary of the party here denies
and says he ms not Red Card
Member" In other words no one
is fficially recognized as Socialist
unless he takes out a membership
card and pays the regular fees,
which Mr.. Keenan, has not done. He
has been an active republican all
his life and took a prominent part
in the Progressive Convention held
here, in last campaign, but since
they played out, he has been affiil-
iating with the Socialists. Several
other parties around town have re-
ceiyed notice to be good and keep
quiet or something will happen to
them, so that everybody Is sitting
up and taking notice and wonder
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Force Of Habit.

Habit" remarked Blinkers, us q
strange thing. Last night l was awak-
ened by blind which kept banging
against the side of the house. Jumping
out of bed, ran over to the window
and raised the sash, only to learn that
the fastening was broken. There was
no Irvine handy, but managed, after a
while, to secure the shutter with my
necktie. This morning when I went
to get my tie to put on, blamed If
hadn't it tied into four-in-hand !"
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
COUNTY WARRANTS.

Orofino. Idaho, Feb. Z, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that the
following Clearwater county war
rants are subject to payment on
presentation to the Treasurer OF
Clearwater County, Idaho:
General road warrants No. 474S
and 6242. Interest ceased Jan. 10.
1918. Bridge warrants No. 5133
and 1874. Interest ceased Jan. 49,
1913.
Current expense warrant No
12422. Interest ceased Aug. 27,1917
Current expense warrant No
12444. Interest ceased Nov. S.
Current expense warrants Nos
11764. 12433, 12472, 1906, 12495
1857, 1858 IL, 1856 L.
1861, 1918. 1921, 1900. 1910
12411, 12609. 1896. 1924, 1870
1921, 1882, 1886. 1856, 1892
12899. 1883. 12843. 1888, 1898
Interest ceased Jan. 10. 1918.
All general road warrants regis
tered prior to May FL, 1917.
All current expense warrants
1917 series. registered prior to Dec
"a. 1917.
All warrants on school district
No. 1. registered prior to Jan. "a
1913.
All registered warrants on school
districts Nos. Q. 8. Is. 16, 81, %,
rs and Consolidated District No. 1.
Interest on all of the above war
rants not previously called ceases
Feb. 18, 1918.
OREN D. CROCKETT,
n, County Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Orofno, Idaho, Feb. II, 1918.
Board met In special session pur-
suant to call OF date Feb. 4,,1SfS,
for the purpose Of filling the vacan-
cy in the office Of Probate Judge.
caused by the death OF William J.
All members OF the Board present
and Joseph Kaufman, Clerk. by +.
~. Shreve, deputy.
Two petitions having been aled
with the clerk Of the Board IS fol-
Petition Of R."W. Cook ct al for
the appointment of. J, w. Merrill.
Petition OF A. e. Holmberg ct al
for the appointment of Walter e.
Daggett.
The Board after examining the
petitions and considering the candi-
dates for the Office of Probate Judge
by. unanimous vote, made the fol-
lowing orders:
It. Is ordered by the Board of
County Commissioners of Clearwat-
or county, Idaho, that the petition
Of A. e. Holmberg ct al, for the APP
pointment Of Walter e. Daggett to
the Office of Probate Judge Of Clear
W0tOA SOuAtys AA0hCS DO 0h0 viz
same is hereby denied.
1t Is ordered by the Board of
County Commissioners OF Clearwater
County, Idaho, that the petition Of
r. w. Cook ct al, for the appoint
ment of J. w. Merrill to the Office of
Probate Judge of Clearwater county,
Idaho, be accepted, and J. w. Mer-
rill is hereby appointed Probate
Judge of Clearwater county, Idaho.
At this time ]. w. Merrill, the
duly and regularly appointed Pro-
bate Judge Of Clearwater county,
Idaho, appeared before the Board
and presented his official bond and
took and subscribed the official oath
of office before the Chairman there
OF.
Bond of J. w. Merrill, in the sum
Of Five Thousand Dollars, approved
by the Board.
Board adjourned special session
sine die.
.t FRED CHOATE.
Attest: Chairman.
Joseph Kaufman, Clerk, by F. N.
Shreve, Deputy.
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Beginning at the Southeast cor
ner of the Northeast quarter of sec
ton % Ty 81 N. r. w. B. NJ;
thence east miles to the section
line between sections % and 20 TIP
81 N. r. l E.; thence north to the
NeZ Perez Indian Reservation line !;
thence northeasterly on said reser-
walton line to the section line be-
tween sections II and IL Tp 81 ".
r. l E.; thence north to the North
east corner of Section TIP 81. N. r.
E.; thence west miles to the S.
w. corner of Sec 81 TIP 38 N. r..
/ E.; thence north miles to the ".
w. corner of sec. % TIP 38 N. r. /.
e.; thence east on section line to
the the S. e. corner of section 10,
tip 38 N. r. l E.; thence south on
range line to the North Fork of the
Clearwater River; thence up the
North Fork of the Clearwater River
to the TIP line between TIPS. 80 and
40 In range Z East; thence west
on said TIP line between TIPS 80 and
40 to the N. w. corner of Tp 80 N.
r. 5 E. B. M; thence south three
miles on range line to the S. e.
corner of section Is tp 80 N. r.
E. b. M; thence west on section
line miles to the S. E. corner of
sec. 16 TIP SO N. R. 4 f. B. NJ;
thence south nine miles on sec line
to the S. e. corner of section 33 tip
38 N. r. f. r.; thence west on tip
line to the range line between ranges
! and East; thence south on range