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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-11
Food For ans
BY, GEORGE z. PHAIR.

Holdouts.
In days of old
The holdouts bold
Were threatening to go
And till the soil
By honest toll
With pillow and rake and hoe.
They would not play
One single day
Within baseball yard,
But they would work
farm and jerk
The dollars round and hard.
Or they would stick
To laying brick
Or plastering a wall
Or some such chore
AS that before
They'd think of playing ball
The gents who once
Pulled holdout stunts
In baseball dugOuts lurk,
Nor would they soil
Their hands with toll
They'd rather play than work.
1t is rumored that John K Tener in
tends to quit the National League because
it interferes with his business. But John
is not the only one in the National League
who has allowed baseball to interfere with
his business.
Buck Weaver is always running into
some kind of an accident. When he doesn't
sprain an ankle or fracture thumb he
invalids himself by breaking his temper.
Just as the world is all het up for a
fight between Dempsey and Fulton some
body steps in and says it's all off. And
SO the world will have to go on for the
break the monotony of life.
Sacramento made 10 runs off Salt Lake
City in one inning Sunday afternoon each
that it Is possible to have a good time in
Salt Lake City on Sunday afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-11

Earlier in the year Roger was full of
fight. In fact, he was so full of fight
than play for the stipend offered him by
the alleged ball club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-11
JAP NET SHARK TO RETURN
National Lawn Tennis Association Ex-
poets Kumagae in q. 8.

New York, July 11.-Ichiya Kun
agae, the sensational japanese tennis
player who holds fifth place among
the ranking tennis players of the Unit
ed States may return this summer to
this country, according to an an
nouncement today by the United
States National Lawn Tennis associa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-11

Waco, Tex, July 11.-Mat Huffman,
a white soldier, was hanged early to-
day at Camp Macarthur. He was con-
victed Of attacking a school girl last
April.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-11

Queer world! You threaten to quit play
ing and go to work and start a fight to
that effect, and then when you are ordered
to work or fight you start a fight to be
allowed to play. Queer world, I'd say.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-11
APPEAL TO BOOTH
Kansas Cities viii Take Gas
Troubles to Federal Court.
Petitions for Injunction Against
Rate Advance Being Prepared.

Kansas towns and cities will seek
relief from the gas rate increase thru
an appeal to Judge Wilbur Booth of
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

Tu translation Postmaster Chicago Ill., December 2n
1o1s required by Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
NaSirn narOCnikOrn.

Zadnji teden smO poslali tudi
posebne opomine vsem onhn marco
nix ON, katerih Sc nismo opomnili
preje. Razposlali smo tudi imeni-
Ike naSih narocnikov zastopnikom
ter drugim po onih naselbinah,
kjer nimamo stalnih zastopnikOv.
Use te tenn potom prosimo, da zrt-
vlijejo nekaj casa in dobre wolfe V
prid listu Glas Svobode ter da obi
Scejo in pobero narocnino pri o.
nih naSih rojakih, Xxi nam dOlguje-
jo Ma narocnini. Kdor pa zeli biti
mas stalni zastopnik, maj nam pi-
Sc, in mi mu bono Z obratno pO-
Sto poslali vse informacije ter vse,
kar je k temu potrebno.
Koncno prosimo tudi ona Genie
IA druStvo S. S. P. Zveze, ki SO "a
oStala narocnino "a svoje glasilo,
da lSto poslJeJo, da Jlh ne DO ire
ba opominjati potion poste, ker s
tenn so zdluzeni zopet nepotrebni
stroSki in zamuda casa.
Hkratu prosimo tudi ona druSt-
Va, XII so narocila po vec iztisov
sl&vnostne izdaje z dine 9. julia
in katerih Sc MISC placala, ola to
store elm pref, ker mOramo svoJe
kniige koncem leta zakljuciti in
spraviti red.
Prosimo torej vse cenjene ma
rocnike, ola vpoStevajo naso pros
MO, ker neprestano moledovanJe
tudi nam nj ljubo. Torej maj sto-
ri vsak svojo dolznost napram IL
stu, list bo pa vrsil svojo dolznost
napram svojim naroGnikom.
Oh sklepu nasega apela zeli u
redniStvo in upravnistvo vsem ce-
njenim naroenikom, somisljenikom
in prijateljem srecno in veselo No
ve leto.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

pomoci, to je nasititi jih, in preis-
kati vse nadaljne slucaje.
V mestu New York vladajo tako
visoke zivilske Gene, pOsebnO "a
'mleko, da revnejSe druzine ne mo-
rejo kupiti potrebnega blaga in Il
veza. Neka uciteljica je nedavno
vlozila proSnjo na bankirja }. S.
Markusa, XII je nacelnik dobro-
delne organizacije New Yorku,
da Sc pomaga tenn malim otroci-
Gem, Xxi vsled prevelikega gladu
pocasi umirajo. Mr.. Markus je po-
tenn obiskal te sole, bolnisnice in
sirotiSnice, nakar je tidal porocl-
10 glede skrajno zalostne situaciJe
ma vzhOdni strani mesta New
Yorka.
V enem zaznamku vidite imena
$50 otrok, XII so ozdravili "a Span
skC influenza, toda sedaj gledaJo
tsmrti obraz, prijema Sc jih pljuc-
MICA. Matere nimajo denarja, ola bi
lI,lpile tenn otrokom potrebnega
mleka, S katerim bi Sc jim povrni-
10 zdravje. V vsaki bolnisnici tie,
ga okraja je ma stotme otrok, IL
med katerih so mnogi fizieno nez-
'mozni, da bi nadaljevali svoJe stu
die.
Ko je Mr.. Markls obiskal emo
'izned Sol tenn okraju, je videl
siedece: V eni SolSki sobi je bilo
% otrok. Cunjar ne bi placal 15e
"a vso obleko, katero so noslll tt
otroci. Mnogi izmed teh Sc MISC
!imeli spodnje obleke. Mnogi so bi-
Ii bosi, brez vsakih cevljev, drugl
so imeli stare cevlje, brez podpla-
tev ali brez peta. Mnogi izmed teh
so prisli tisto jutro v solo brez
vsakega zajutrka.
Mill to revScina? = Tukaj v
bogati in demokraticni Ameriki.
,Miliione dolarjev Sc je poslalo v
Evropo, ameriski otroci New
Yorku pa stradajo in umirajo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

Zadnji teden smo pregLedall /
menik in glavno knjigo naSih ma
roGnikov in naSli smo ono, kar ma
vadno vselej najdemo: veliko Ste
vilo nerednih placnikov, ki so "a
ostali narocnino. Edini nacin pa,
po katerem nam je mogoce dosecl
te naroGnike-dolznike je poSta !;
pisati Jim moramo pisma, ali jih
pa opomniti V listu. Ker zive raz-
treSenih Sirom Zdruzenih drzav jih
ne moreno osebno obiskati ter jih
prositi, da store SvOjo dolznOst ter
pl6cajO zaOstalO narOcninO "a list,
ka'erega 50 81 narocili in katerega
tudi poSteno prejemajO.
Je-li list Glas Svobode, kot gla,
silo svobodomislecev in razsirje-
valec svobodne misli, V teh cash
potreben, 0 tenn he more biti nj
E&kega dvoma; odgovor je jasen /:
potreben je, ker isce luc in pre-
ganja temo. Ce pa je list, XII Sc bo-
II yes cas- svojega obstanka "a do
hrobit delavstva ter "a razSirJa-
ME resnice, potreben, zato ga mo-
raiO njegovi narocniki tudi podpi
rati. NaglaSali smo re neStetokrat
o neznosni draginji vseh potreb-
SEN, pa bilo zivljenskih ali tiskar-
SIKH, vSled cesar so bile tudi place
naSim delavcem letOs re dvakrat
poviSane. Perd vojno je Sc neka-
ko Slo, docim imamo sedaj pri-
manjkljaj. Primanjkljaj pa grozi
S polomOm.
Temu pa prav lahko odpomore-
10 naSi narOcniki-dolzniki, in sicer
enostavno S tenn, da placajo svo-
10 zaostalo naroenino. Mi apelira-
mo ma te naroGnike, da store Sc
daj OBJ Novem letu svojo dolznost
ter plaeajo zaostalo narocnino.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
DELAVsKE VEST1.
Revscina posledica bolezni.

&c obiSGe bolezen druzinO kake-
ga klavniSkega delavca, Sc dru-
aini knalu pojavi sila in potreba.
Epidemija influence je med delav-
ci in njihovimi druzinami V Chi
cagi ter drugih Brajih klavniske
industrije strasno gospodarila,
glasom izjav sodnika Alschulerja.
J. R. Selkirk, agent "Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters Union" V
Sioux City, Iowa, je izjavil, ola Je
zivljenje tamosnjih klavniskih de-
lavcev skoro neznosnO ter ola so sc
izkazali vsi poizkusi druzbe, hotec
delavstvu tekom Epidemic poma-
gait, nezadostnim.
Elmer E. Ball, organizator "a
merican Federation of Labor" v
Forth Worth, Tex, je zatrdil, ola
je V neki tamoSnji klavnici neki
vodja delavcev iste prisilil, da so
bu plaeali, da jim je dovolil delati.
O izjavi Franka P. Waasha, ola
delavec zasluzkom, ki je manJi
kakor 72 in pol centa na uro, ne
more izhajati, je bill obvescen sod
nix.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
v NEW YORKU UMIRAJO
OTROCI Cd GLADU.

NEW YORK. " New Yorku,
kakor vsakem drugem ameriskem
mestu OBJ bozicu, razdelijo obicaj-
ma boziena darila. Pri organizlra-
niu teh odborov in po preiskavi.
kie ie potreba vee darov, so prish
odbori ma eudna iznenadenja In
prizore, Xxi so jih videli V solskih
s9bah. Lacni in raztrgani otrocl
sede DO solskih klopeh, odhajajo
domov, kjer tako poeasi umirajo
cd gladu. Ii odbori so izprevidell,
da ie potreba pri teh otrocih prve
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
sTIRI osEBE LINCANNE; MED
MIMI ADVE IZENSKI.

MOBILE, ALA. = V Shubitu,
Miss, so bill v jeci stirje zamorci,
med mimi dive zenski, XII so bill OBJ
tozeni, da so umorili dr.. E. L..
Johnstona. Ponoei je vdrla jeco
drhal in jih obesila ma bliznjem
mostu.
Neka oseba je poklicala jetni-
earja IL jece in ko je stopil ma uli.
co, so ga nitro uMenili. Prisilili
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
Izjava francoskega marSala.
KIDD JE 1zvoJEvAL B1rKo OBJ MARN1.

-Francosk akadem prpada naenkra lahko &C
moz in vsak Francoz je ponosen to izvanredno cast
Clanom akademije je bill imenovan tudi mara Joe I'M
pr ceremone njegovega prejea nj incl veikega
govora bill govor toko bo znaen Vsak cd ostalh
akadeje incl lahko bo toda nhee Cd njh
incl boe dee kot Joffe POeg maSala France Sta fran
co posta sep ODE ocesi Teda ek maal obr
nil vojau in dea Gospoda ukaj pred nami stoji moz
XII je izvojeval bitko oh reki Marni!"
Gospod gospa Wilson besedam navduSeno ploskaa
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

SO ga, da Jim je izrocil arestante
in drhal ga je odgnala sabo pro-
ii mostu. Preden je drhal s svojimi
zrtvami dospela ma most, je izpu-
stila jetnicarja.
DR.. Johnosn je bill ustreljen IL
zasede. Oblasti so zaprle' brata
Major in Andrew Clarka in. sestri
Maggie in Alma House, ke rje 20
bozdravnik storil nekaj obsojanja
vrednega eni sestri in so sodile,
da so stir osebe v zvezi z umo-
rom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
Wilson " LOndonu.
PRIHoD PREDSEDNIKA WILS0NA v LONDON JE POzDRA-
VIIO GRMENJE ToPOV

DOVER, ANGLIJA pozdrav predsedniku Wlsonu je ba
zstrena dvna saliva izstree angske tancoske oo
ne adie Kanau drugo pa obrezne baterije ma obal
Predsedn Mrs Wilson lzkrcaa Oh II O3 ter sta op
12: 80 odpotovala dvornem vlaku naprej V London
pod povesvom admala heyes Je odpul
V Kanal da pozdravi predsednika Wlsona.
Kakotro e dospeo breznO poroco da e adJa predsed
Wsonom odpa IL Calaisa e odeea pfeko kanaa vea
skupna angesh eaev Veme bo epo predsednk Je incl
S svojo druzbo najlepso voznjo
Pred predednkovim prhodom sea doyek mestni svet
XII je spreje rezolucijo dobrodosice.
prstaniscu ie saa veka dvona bojnh lad skozi
katero e pa adja predsednkom Wionom spreana Cd ne
sevnh etacev Bone lade bile okraene amerlsklml IN an
geSkimi zastavami
LONDON ANGLIA decembra. Predsednk Wilson je do
spell London popodne bill entuzjazmOm spreet
Vla kaerem sta vozia predsednk Wilson IN ngoVa ze-
na so spremevala cello pot cd Dovera do Londona eaa
Wilson bia pozdravena postaJl od angle
skega kralja George in krajice Mary
Predednk Wilson je bill najpree predsavljen anges ka
G krau Kralj je bill opravljen unfom angeskega
marsala.
Ma uicah je bo preko mjona jud XII pozdravjai
merskega predsednk Ue bile naaeno pone ud stotako
tudi strehe in bakon his
prepoge Druzba oda uo dezeu cveta Vsepovsod so
visee ameriske zastaye ter zastave amerskim orli
Uiee katerih e dSba vozia 50 bile poejane rmenm
pesom kateega postpaid pikah kraevskh oSkov
bill pedsednik Wilson predsavlen Lloyd Georg lord
Curzon kancearu Bonar Lawu George Barnesu lord Mil
nerin vnanjemu ms A j. Baourju Eric Gedfsu pryemu
o angeske admratete zupanu lord kancearu arstraske
predsednk Hughesu geneau Smuthu ter generau
BOtha.
glesem kralu kra katera hoda Ob njegov v1c In
desnc.
Priseds uco druzba opia kocije, Xxi odpeJale
v nesednjem redu:
l. Kralj George predsednik Wilson in vovoda Connaught
2 Kraljica Mary in gospa Wilson
John W. Davis amersk poslank in neH angesh dvorjan
f. Ameriski general Bidde in lord Reading.
je prispe prevod do kraeve Buckingham palace Je sci
dvore palace skol Wellington Xxi rezervrana
Gane kraljevih rodbn
Mad posopjem parlamena vhral angska amerska
sava.
po cd postaje do kraeve palace bill obeh straneh
ceste opov XII Brtanc zapen cd Nemcev
je duzba pripejaa do kajeve palace dvgna
leg angleske zastave tud zvezdnati ameriSh prapor.
kocijo kater sedea angeski kra predsednk Will
a vpezena diva kasna konja Ia koc ba pot
predmet enuzazma ovac Uce bile naponjene zenskmi
delavkami munckh tovaren voak ynivmi fancoske
fronte. Anglezinje posule ulice cvejem
Chicago 9th
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

Nikar ne misli ma po&nrtnost,
XII je nj. Misli rajSi ma smrt, XII tie
gotovo zaloti prejalislej. Ker pa
ne YES ne ure ne dneva njenega
prihoda, moras venomer gledati
ma to, da storis danes kar najvee
dobrega Ease in "a cello elovestvo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

Karl Meyer, odvetnik veleklav-
niGarjev je izjavil, da so veleme-
sarji pri wolff privoliti V zahtevo
stirideset urnega delavnega casa
V tednu ter jameiti "a minimum
St;irdesetih ur "bonusa. Dosedaj
je n. pr. zasluzil delavec po 45c
ir Is centov "bonusa ma urO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

translation filed with the Postmaster Chicago Ill., Decembe
Is, as required by the Act of October6th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

januarjem. Letniki 1894, 1895,
1896 in 1897, Sc bodo prieeli de-
mobilizirati 81. januarjem in
koncai S Ia. februarjem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
FRANCIJA 30 DEMOBILIZI-
RALA STAREJSE LETNIKE.

PARIZ, =. dec. = VojnO mini
strstvO je OdredilO, da Sc demobi-
hzira letnike 1892 in 1898, poeensi
S %. decembrom in koncavSi Is.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, II, December 9th.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-27
ST0 mRTv|H Y BERLINU

translation Postmaster at Chicago, Ill., December ~
by the of October6th 1917.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
ENGLISH PRODlGAl OF FOOD
Average Family Of Great Britain Has
Not Had a Meaoer Diet Even
With the War Raging.

For the first two years of the war.
and until few months ago, there was
little curtailment Of foodstuffs In the
average English family. The English
are heavy eaters, remarks writer In
Farm and Fireside. The climate calls
for plenty Sf>food. And the average
English family hasn't had meager
diet, even with war raging.
An illustration of this IL the fact
that German prisoners In England have
three liberal meals day. and even
then some OF the British have insisted
their prisoners ought to be better fed
Like ourselves, the English have beer
prodigal Of their food and haven,
until lately seen the need Of strict,
conserving the supply. In addition e
this disposition to wastefulness, thu
English have had to divert large sup
plies Of foodstuffs to France and Italy
as well as to help out Belgium.
The French and Italians live mucl
more sparingly In normal times thar
the British. But they have been ham
3ered by an enormous draft of men TO
the army and consequent interference
with agriculture.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
THE SICK LIST

Sheriff Frazier and Earl Gilbreath
are both getting on their feet again
after siege with influenza. The
family of w. c. Smith are kept at
home but are not seriously i'll, and so
are the c. ". Shook family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Andrews Numerous 9th
er patients are recovering, including
Mrs. Frank Kirtley, who has been i'll
and Shirley Johnson, DR.. Ashley.
Mrs. Keys and children, Mrs. Dan
Chase and the Billbrey family, all
on the sick list, besides great many
others.
In some parts of the county there
are victims of the epidemic that
count all the people or nearly all OF
them. One of these communities Is
Sandy creek where there has been
great suffering. In other localities
there is no influenza at. all. A tele-
phone message received from May
yesterday afternoon said that not a
single case had been reported there.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08

. = = = = j. = = : : s 6 = :, 4 &. 8
: SALMON LOCALS :
: : : = = !. !. + = = :. :. ). 5. :. :. :.
Notary public at the Office of the
Idaho Recorder.
postmaster and. Mrs. Homer Hol-
bert have taken for their residence
'he FORMER home of Allie White.
Harley Mcdonald, Carmen farmer.
IS arrangisg TO make visit to Cali.
iorsia at an early day, being in poor
health.
Mr., and Mrs, Roy Slime were over
IN Montana at hardwood. this week.
called there by the death and burial
of Roy Snodgrass.
Inc Recorder is given over large
ly This week to promote the war
work OF the community and il is set
forth in nearly all the advertising of
George England left the Hammer
hospital for his fathers home on 30,
hannon bar last Tuesday. The Young
man has entirely recovered from his
recent severe injury sustained in a
circular saw accident.
II. l.. Mariani, who with associates
owns the Monolith mine, has closed
down the property for the winter
and returned TO Chicago. In the
spring the. work will start I'D with
redoubled energy and facilities in
tended TO permit continuanc,
Throughout the year. At present tn,
concentration cannot be run in colo
weather.
Judge-elect George w. Cronkit,
VIII make tour of the eastern ci
Ties for two months before he as
srmes his official duties. He viii
study court fashions and modern ju
risprudence. He has been in Leynh
county for 80 years and knows al
about the sour-dough side of life bu
be thinks Judge should be cosmc
politan to some extent. He know
just how to turn a flapjack in fry
ing pan but he has never wielde
the gavel or balanced the scales G
justice except in every day sort @
way.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08


Miss Mamie A. Brown No. 80.
IN marriage Wednesday, 2 D. m No.
Vemoer 8. to Guy Eugene MeDonald
OF Carmen. where he is a prominent
farmer The ceremony took Mace 81
the Norton ranch, where the bride
was a member of the family of bar
brother, Walter Brown. She goes
out TO make the home of her own
which the husband has already nro.
vlded, with cordial good wishes q,
many friends for both. The hour 70,
the ceremony was 2 o'clock with
the Rev. B. F. Meredith reading tbe
service. The bride wore a blue .af
feta silk gown for the simple cere
mony. WV
The Mcdonald family came her,
from Park county, Montana. last
year. Two of the sons are amons
the enlisted men now in service Tn.
groom was recently passed to a de
ferred class for the service also ant
VIII not likely be called. The impor
tant step he has taken will there
fore make him permanent an,
very desirable resident of the coun
~. The Recorder extends it's SINGER,
congratulations.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
MAHONEY-MAHONEY

Mrs. Alice Mahoney and George F.
Mahoney were united in marriage
last Sunday morning at $3.50 at the
brides home at Leesburg. Rev. B.
F. Meredith officiating. 1t had been
planned that the wedding should
take place in Salmon, TO be followed
by visit to the outside, but the dis
tress of 50 many people from illness
caused change to permit the newly
weds to be within call s5of their
friends who might need help. There
were no attendants except the
daughter of the bride, Mrs. l.. F.
Glennon, whose husband also went
over from Salmon for the ceremony
Hon. 0. E. Kirkpatrick and Fred
Mitchell, who has charge of the mail
service to Leesburg.
There are good wishes from all
quarters for the happiness and pros
perity of the couple whose lives are
thus Joined together for their ripen
ing years. Both are highly esteemed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rial No. 01T7SS


Department OF the Interior. u. s.
Land Office AT HALEY, Idaho, Sep
TENDER Is. 1918
NOTICE Is herebp given that VIII
Der b. Hays of Tendoy, Idaho. who.
On May 30. 1915. made Homestead
Entry, No 0177ss. for SCI. NWL !:
NEA SWi4: SWA NWA; Lot 4.
Section s. Township ~ north. range
"a cast. Boise Meridian. has filed no
iice of intention 10 make three year
final proof. TO establish claim 10 the
land above described before kllon c.
Merritt. United States Commission.
err al Salmon. Idaho. on the twent.'
eth day of November. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Clarence Pyeatt of Tendoy. Idaho ;
William J. Jolly OF Tendoy. Idaho;
Charles w. Shook of Salmon. Idaho;
Frank X Andrews Of salmon, Idaho,
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
October November =.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
An Authoritative OpinIon.

When does the honeymoon end? Is q
question which has been discussed for
a good many generations. 1t would be
presumptuous, perhaps, notes the FL
Paso Times, for us to try to settle It,
but just the same we have strong
suspicion that this little sentiment
could be prolonged If she, when she
hears his football, would go to the door
and greet him, rather than skid into
The kitchen to hurry up dinner which
has languished while she gossiped with
the neighbor or bathed the cat.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
urpes Eating Of More EIsh.

In bulletin dealing with the whole
sale supply and price Of staple foods
In New York issued by the health de-
partmcnt housewives are advised to
substitute fish for meat. 1t being noted
that there is an abundance of fish on
the wholesale market md that IL Is
far cheaper than meat. The bull. In
says In part: "There Is no reason
why households should be fed on ex-
pensive meats when fish Is cheap and
just 8 nourishing and healthful."