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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
9as trodene aaiuois.

| 9ie @enriibungen Der Grodenbeits'
Ifreunbe, rationale pro5tbitipn berbet'
auflbrea iperbsn ebsr iiimuliretf
benu mdbigenb auf ibrs gsiirebunssn,
eiH5slitaaten troden gu Isesn, sintpir.
ZEN. SIinots bisist felt adngsr,m eiil
bon ibnsn nit beionosrem Gifer unn
grober Sofflunes sfrsubisieit bfarbeia
tetes SbdtigleRafeIo. limb ie bdben
ole nrfnhe, nit ben BON ibnsn, burd)
liatiIom betannis Wetbohtn, sr3isiisn
Reiultate 5lfritbu 3u isin. Sn Der
! iinsiteu Summer Don r5be 4msritan
SHue". BEN Organ Der MaHerbsilia
gen, perbsn bic sur 3sit beiishenbers
9srbdItniHe aui @ruHb einer ppn u.
w. Gillett. bsm Guperinienbenien Der
FSoioou 2easue", anssftrtigten
neusn .Drp4 nnb .Wst- 9on6iorte
ees Staotss 5Ilinois tr0rtert, it1b bic
bsboupttten fbatia4en bieten IN Der
Sbat nus spenis Grmutbisenbes fir
bic Oegner Der 3nanssnii1tsrnbtit.
Die ertpdbnte Suiammcnit,alIuna D,rs
5ei9net:
Bon ben 1o2 Gountiss bss Staas
tes fnb 81 sdrsIi@ troden unb nur
u sdn,li5 ndb.
141e sOpnfbips (sinifiisbIid ITO
Ss5irfs, bic .sinsr 5OpHibiporsaniias
tiOn unisriteben) fHb trodsn eesen
199 5OiUnibips (sini5lisbIi4 "a Be-
5irts), bic uab fnp.
81 prO3ent bes Siaatsgsbists fino
ttodsn gsIsgi
40 prOjsni Der 9eb0lisrune, ipObsi
bic giHtpobnsrfhaft g4ieagos ben
geaiien sutseidriebeu III, IN in iro.
densn Sebisi,n anfdfFg.
"a prO;elt Der geb5lieruna -
unter gusidlub Gbkasos - ipOtni
tn trodsnem 9ebiet.
Z SsHaisbsSirts iiub sdnslid tros
den.
Jlinois bot 182 trodene Gtdbte
uHb 731 trodeue 90rfsr. Die 3abl
Der Rafitn Gtdbie bttrdst II, bic her
nagm Srtfer 1s1, ,ufa,nmm aIiO
9l3 trOdns Ssmsiniueisw sssen 252
naifs.
Mud bstrsffs Der Sdantpirtbitnrs |
ten bat bic 9iad eindebenbe Grmitter
lunnen pprgeHpmmsn. Jn 54 Gouns
ties ifnb isins GnIoons, IN 6 COUNTIES |
(SoHb, GaIbouR, Japstis, syrequois.
SbeIbn unb Bbiieiins) finb i'm ganz
zen 26 Standardization. 5n Sisr
Ipsitersn Gountiss (Saneod, Gee, pu,
Iasti uub SaipnIHcn) iinb 40 6ns
looms. Sn 80 Counties sriiiiren nur
169 Standardization. an 100
Counties Fnb I'm Gan3en 1868 So4
Ioons. Dies ldbi fir sipei Counties
,GoOi unb ct. Clair 1894 Der I'M
Janssn Siante ~ finbtnbeH 1893
S4antipiribfdafttn.
Disie 3iffern fnb sinorudspolI gee
Tug. um Der libtrai ssiiHutal 8eb0Is
erunq aufs Ntus bic Rotbtpeubisieit
inbtitIi6sn. siiersifden @oresbens
esen bic probibitipniiten nabssulsseu.
Dos Buubssobsrseriht bat ben Sonns
aesIhlub Der gaitipirthfHofitn IN
sbiraao fir 3uldiiig ertldrt. Bur bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

Dsutiasr SpariiHu unp
peutfder patriotisHlus betunDen iich
on ben sroben grtperbunsen ppn
Gpartarten unb SparmarteH N beut@
Gaen Rpeiieu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

Oer = dot HprD y alpl
bat bic Giniteuuns bes beutf9en uus
terridts in allen 6ffeutliHeu S1uIeu
angeorbnet. Oa mub man bod be
Beb5rben, bic bieieu gefebl DeranlaBt
babsn, Fragen, parum iiberhaupt Der
unterridt I'm Deutideu etnsefuhrt
porbeu 1T. Wir tOnnen nit Bee
itimmtbeit bebaupten unb bic getrefs
fenben iperben es germ Suseben, odB
has niat aus 2iebe fir ben bsutiden
Sailtr pber bic beutfbe Ration sss
I9ebsn 1T, iOnbern neil man bisisn
lluierridt fir notbfpenbig unb nislih
sra6tsts. ssest iolIen bic 8ehDrben srs
flGren, pas ben unterriht unnothis
unb iddbli6 aemaht bat. Der &rRs
bat bod an bem @efen uno mertbe
Der beutf9en Sprabe ni6ts geGnbert.
Das 9erhalten Der Rprb Satotaer Be
hDrbsn 1T nm 70 unberitdnbliher, als
bas Der. Gtaaten Grsiebunss Bureau,
Dem es bod Ii6erlih uidt an pairto<
tifdem gmpfinbsn feblt. erildrt bat
baB bas Stlbium Der beuti6en Spras
DE su teiHer 3eit notbtpenbiser setpefen
lit, als serabe iebt.
9ouperneur Selcomb B Don
Connecticut bat ii9 sspelgert, eIns
GgIrasSIsung Der SegtsIatar eIaSute'
rulsu, pamit oieis iib.r Das natgOnaIe
5rp1IDulonsz zAmeneem.nt apltImne.
Gr 1T Der 4uii4t. oab bus @olt in
nieler Saae aud ettpds 81 ldsen babe
unb iogar bas uisii1e. Sespsgen ioas
Due applmmung bar4 ellle reus Se'
glslalur erTolgen, bel osren Gripabs
lung bic Stelluns bes 8oItes sur proT
bipItIOn it9 seltenb 81 MAIDEN pers
mpge. 9as 8oltsootum 1T aDer ods,
mas bic Yro9tbitioniiten psrmeiosn
mD9ten unb iie bobeu AUDI allen
0runo ba5u, benn in ben meiiten
Staaten, no probtbitioH isst I4on
bsiie6t, iIt iis niat our9 ben Wiasn
pes 9oltss singefiibrt ipOrosn, iuuberH
burdl bic prelen GiufliiiIe DerIp!eoener
Irt, pel9e bic probibitioHiitsn auf
bic 9eisbg.bungeu anSupenben Oerites
ben. Gin 9etipisI bierfur baben mir
an Soma. 0Drt beitebt grobibittOu
i1on ieit Sabrssbnteu surd @eTss.
SDbulb man lie absr bura golfspos
fun, rdp. bura abitimmuns iiber EN-
.Bsrfafunss z4msnbement gu erlaussn
osrfuhte, puroe fie periporfen. Desz
lpessn 6eitebt bic gtbiidt, bic rationale
ni6t bur6 ben @iaer bes
goltes einsufiibrsn, TOnoeru iis btsiem
aeDaltfam auf5u5wtngsn. 5H ipIder
gDeiie erbdlt Der &f gegsu grobts
bition sins bobere Wsibe unb cine
grobe @ihtisteit, sr pirb gum Sample
Fir bic Re6te unb Sreibetten bes
gDltes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

gs sebt aIles poriber.
eIud bic srimnise aaIte bat iia be-
beuteHb selest. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Gntafatnasfpm

Standardization: ~. Hcnbitcr
fiub Sic aIioa Dd ipoln mir mai
sinen @erfu@ IN eer Hddtrd mit
a5ntH madkls
Gfr1fiina (sifris): .GeioiBl Goa
Id 'mpi fiir's eoasf 3untbaus @pfas
t5rf61n bddkn2@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

- gu bobe 9oftorre%
uuus. Or. s. 3. Brandt III bon
ylahInbridter SoIttanp in ct. 2ouis
NIT ieiner oui $4,000 Iautenoen
TcroeriingsfIase gegen ben Rodlab
bon 0fihoro sierens, bes friiberen
@otitaiters Der Ger. Sfaaten on
gsiener .Soie, obsetpieien iporoen. Gr.
Brandt bate fir feline Dierite als
ar5t uripriingIiA $4,000 eeforosrt,
aber TIM Sabre 1914 eiHe Sbeil3ub.
lung pon $1,000 erbnIten. Sein
Saupts.uss, Sugb Wessimmins ias'
ie aus, bab er aiif BeraHIaifiing oes
iriiberen Gbefs Smith bon Der @e.
beimpoIi5ei IN ben Sabren 1910 big
1915, pahrenb ole SdnliIie In europa
tpeiIie, In eem stereusid,en Sa,Iie
iucbnie unb bab er ben Snitruttionen
oes dlteren sfereus folsenb, 9r.
gran6t fonlnen lieB, lpeun inner
glidarb sferens jr. frarif mar. auf bic
ssroae, iporin bic aranibsit beitanben
babe, antiportete WcSiiinming, naB
gidnro aerens If. iebr oft eius iiber
ben Durit tranf inb bies bel ieines
ecid,ipGd,ten @efimbheit uidt pertra'
aen fonnie. Siaatsisuator Y. g. y.
@ar6ner, @rnnots AniunIt. wiro De.
ruflrua an bns areis9eridt eiulepen.
"a . a. =. a.. offgo A mn =, n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

bic non OGieu essoasn ipuroen 3ii
|nIIen brei 8ipcden bcbieiite nlou iidJ
and. no ee aHging, Der 0luSfdiffe,
llHD In aIlen groberH Seebafen Ioaefi
poitihiffe (yaapes 8oaoae) beret-
Ia bieie Stnntspoit. bic lpobL mad,
aItperiiihem Wliifer eiueeridtet iulir-
De. Den Bripatperionenperfebr I'm au-
geneinen ausfhIob. 10 founie g nid't
ausbIeiben, ooB iiberaIl on, NO ".
oiirinib porbanoeH mar, ieIbiitdnbige
gripatpoiieu eutitanbeu. lie Bernie
tber pon pierrdcerisen iinb 5ipeirdof.
Iriaen anrren iinb 3ngfbieren b:Ioeten
in pielen Staotei Sfaliers Siumin-
aen: ibre Stanoorfe ipareu Dor oen
lboren Der Stoot. Gle beioreten ben
9erfebr BON citation 81 Station oper
aud aiIf cine srobere Strede Mud
Ole Staatspoit fiibr mir BON Stdtiou
AZ gtatiun (llmipannirng) usio med.
jelte oiif oem Riidmeec bic Bieroe
ipieoer aus, 70 oab iie NIT oenieIbeu
Bferaen, Die iie aus Som mitgebradf
ilno Die unterbeiien aif Station 1 ge.
iportet batten, ipieoer In BON etn'
traf.
Die Staatspoit Ieate auf srOberen
Streden in Der Stuube sfpei Stun,
oen ctnffIiebIid alles aufeutbaltF
aiiriid. 60 fubr iie bon AirtiodJin
bis aonifantinopel In uif]t gnn5 d
gagen. Sci Reiien NIT RietbpierSen
mar bieie SHneIIigteit Isiien, ba bas
wiietben reiier Pieroe unS gebieniing
nuf ben Stationen oft oiel Seit to.
ifefe. Der Suffer Ditellius erbielt
IN acIn in Der 9tadlf pom 1. niii ben
g. Saniiar 50 Die Nod,ri6t bon oem
in Rain3 am 1. Saniiar niissebro'
denen aufftanoe Der Solodten: otes
maf,t aui cine sscgropbiite gleilc
sinen 3tiipsrbran4 bon 35--3e Wis
mifen.
!3lnn SdIuiie nod, Gin @ort iiber
bic gIage Der Reiicnben bic 9oIlner.
Die gifetten Der SoIouten lpareH soil.
ireL uro and, ionit iuuroe Solfreiheit
ourd toiierlihe @unit perlieben. "a.
acgen purbe BON allen MeiieuSeH fiir
lbre gfieften. ausfdIieblid Der iunl
aleilen unentbebrIid)en, cine Steuer
BON 2Ia gro5ent erhoben. Der 3ol'
pdd5ter battc bas Aeft, Sas @epad bn
mtcrhid,en @urbeu iielerbore @e.
aeuitanbe nidt onseseben 10 fonnten
lie fonfisairt tper6en. @ie aber Itiin.
penn syralen reiften2 Neie bsriten
iad, benz @eiete nid5t betnftet meroen.
Mud ba ipubte fi@ ber 46Ilner gu bel.
ien. Cine sSrait 70 ersabIt Der rcni-
de MeSner GnintiIian, reiite nit 400
,rcBen perlen. bic fie i'm @nicn Der.
,orgen bate. MIs ber 8ollner nod
ven qcrIrn iragte, itellte ibm b;es5rnii
lnbein, tie gu itnieriudlcn. Or lcbnte
lies ab ober faum bni1e bic 5ron Bite
3cngrense iiberihriiten 10 Iegte Der
3onner eanb an lie unS rfldrte, bic
perIen geb6rten ibm.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26

of
o al he o BusIn on 1918
RESOURCES
Ha snd bills rediscouned asSoooS
ov.rsr.n. unsecured ' 'lssaSs 50
5s3;s.s
bonds bonds a psd secure 9 a'00000
Bonds
Liberty In
Liberty Loan Bonds az per
pledged to secure postal savings deposits 100000
pledged other
Bonds, Securities Il
Bonds other u. o
unpedsed ssSssl
of sub i'''''i
v ssssD' Banking house ,os sssss
sssrsf National banks aSs
Checks on other banks in the
i. and ne from i'''
actually ''0O'
owned
Total 2s822sO2
LIABILITIES
profits 'V0g'
CIRCULATING sssss Rala notes outstanding s,ss $3.50
ds sspos seS ss ss assh than so s
sa deposits by 1888
DEPOSITS Subject Ssn Reserve Payable After Days 100000
Ssstai savings Ss ss dssosis 's ss.ss
War Loan Deposit Account Is'ssoaa
- Total ......:;....; a8s22sOa
Reserve Bank
State sS GCups sS1 Bqq 9S sas nm. n.n
sHULTIs. Cashie
and @ wS RE Ds %s s stein 1918
1 W. Thomson, Notary Public
In and for the State of Idaho Residing
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
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ID % W '
Cutworm-Parent and Eqqs.

quently more than they can devour.
Every year these insects, working gen.
orally throughout the United States,
have destroyed hundreds of thousands
Of dollars worth of crops. BY the
timely application of remedies, how
ever, they readily can be controlled,
even over considerable areas. The
usual method of control is by the use
of poisoned bats.
Take bushel of dry bran, add one
pound of white arsenic or paris green,
and mix 1t thoroughly into mash with
eight gallons of water In which has
been stirred half gallon of sorghum
or other cheap molasses. (Arsenic
and paris green are deadly poisons.
Handle them with great care) This
amount will be sufficient for the treat
ment of about four or five acres of
cultivated crops. After the mash has
stood for several hours, scatter 1t, In
Jumps about the size of a marble, over
the fields where the injury is beginning
to appear and about the bases of the
plants set out. Apply late in the day
so as to place the poison about the
plants before night, which is the time
when the cutworms are active. Apply
second time, If necessary. KeeI
children, live stock and chickens away
from this bait.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26

your Illness may take q chronic
turn.
There Is a remedy for almost
every I'll. Thousands have found
Peruna to be that remedy as did,
Miss Clara Lohr of q n. Gold ST..
Grand Rapids, Michigan. She writes
a friend: 81 don't need Peruna any
more. am all well after taking,
six bottles. / weighed ninety
pounds before / started and was
poor and weakly, had such.
cough and splitting all the time
that never expected to recover.
My friends gave me up. l could eat
nothing. Now can eat and weigh
1876 pounds. l most thankfully rec
ommend Peruna to my friesds."
Miss Lohr's letter is an inspira-
ton, a message of hope TO suffering
women. 1t tells you that you too
may be strong and well and vigol-
GUS.
Peruna may be had i'm either
liquid or tablet form. Ask your
dealer. If you value health, do not
accept substitute. Dr. Hartmans
World Famous Peruna Tonic is
what you want. The Peruna Com
pany. Dept 10. Columbus, Ohio, also
publish DR.. Hartman's Health Book.
The book Is free. Write for 1t.
Your dealer will give you a Peruna
Almanac.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
INJURY BY CUTW0RMS
Poisoned Bran Bait Recommend
ed for Eradication.
Pests Frequently Do Severe Damage
Before Their Ravaoes Are No
ticed-Insects Can BE Con-
trolled by Remedies.

Tomatoes. cabbages, sweet potatoes,
lettuce and other truck plants, espe-
cially those which are started I'M
der glass and transplanted, are SUBJ
ject TO serious injury by cutworms.
These pests appear sometimes In great
numbers In the spring and early sum-
mer and frequently do severe injury
before their ravages are noticed.
Their method of attack Is to cut off
the young plants at about the sur
face of the ground, and as these cater
pillars are of large size and voracIous
feeders, they are capable of destroy
ing many plants In single night-fre-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
SCALE INSECTS HURT FRUIT
San Jose is by Far Most Injurious and
VIII Destroy or Greatly InJure
the Trees.

The San Jose, oyster-shell and
scurfy scales are very generally pres
ent in apple orchards throughout the
country. The San Jose scale is by all
odds the most injurious and In the alb
sence of annual treatment will destroy
or greatly injure the trees. An ildi-
vidual scale Is about the size of a
pin head, and has nipple-like prom
inence in the center. When abundant
the scales literally incrust the limbs
and branches TO which they give an
ashy-gray appearance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
DON'T NEGLECT BROOD MARES
Years Efforts May Be Lost by lnatten.
ton at Foaling Tlme-Provlde
Box Stalls.

A years effort may be lost by neg
lecting brood mares at foaling time. In
view of the time which 1t takes to pro-
duce foal, one can i'll afford not to
give the necessary attention to the ami
mails. A little care for few nights
will often save the entire years work.
e. A. TrowbrIdge, professor of animal
industry in the Missouri College of Ag-
riculture, offers the following sugges-
foaling time:
In foal mares may be worked to
within two or three days of foaling.
Should work cease before that time,
rations should be decreased materially.
Rations should consist OF bran, oats
and other laxative foods.
In foal mares should be provided
with box stalls, If possible, some time
before they foal. These stalls should
be kept clean and properly disinfected.
AS soon after birth as possible, the
foal's navel should be tied and disin.
disinfectant. Careful attention should
be given TO see that the foal's digestive
apparatus and kidneys are in working
order within "a hours after birth.
Mares, after foaling, should be given
water, not too cold and not in too large
quantity. The ration for two or three
days should be comparatively light,
and similar In nature TO that fed be-
fore foaling. After normal conditions
seem to have been established. the ra-
ton may be increased.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
SPRAYING FOR POTATO BUGS
Mixture Of Arsenate Of Lead and Wa
ter Makes Excellent Solution to
Destroy Pests.

A good spray for potato bugs con-
sists of mixture Of two ounces Of
arsenate of lead to one gallon of
water. The arsenate Of lead should
be well dissolved in a small quantity
Of water before being diluted. Enough
Of the solution to spray two-thirds Of
an acre can be made from six pounds
Of arsenate of lead and 80 gallons Of
water. This spray sticks to the plants
better than paris green and does not
burn them as paris green sometimes
does.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Teachers examinations for all class
es of certificates, both state and coun-
ty will be held on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, December 10. 20 and 81,
in the courthouse. Bonners Ferry, Id
aho, under the charge of Mrs. c. w.
Flood. County superintendent of
Schools.
The following schedule will be OBJ
served:
THURSDAYS O-1O:1O a. m,-Arith-
metic, English Literature
10:10-12:00 a. m.-Geograph Phys
les or Botany.
1:OO-2:3O p. m.-- Idaho History.
2:40-3:40 .. m.-Reading.
3:50-4:50 D. m.-Orthography
5:00-6:3O D. m.-English Compost
ton. (Second Grade).
FRIDAY-S:3O-10:1 Grammar and
Elementary Composition. Principles
of Teaching.
10 :20-12:0O a. MI. S. Civil Gov
eminent. Algebra.
1:OO-2:30 p. Physiology and Hy-
giene, Sociology, Educational Phsy-
chology, Medieval and Modern His
tory or English History.
2:40-3 40 D. m.-Penmanship Home
Economics.
3:50-4 so p. m.-Agriculture.
5;00-6:3Q p. m.-American Litera-
ture. Reading Circle Work.
SATURDAY -S:30-10:1O a. M
United States History. Civic and
School Hygiene.
10 20-12:00 a. m.-School Admins
tration, High School Curriculum and
Physical Geography.
1:00-2:3O p. m.-Idaho Civil Govern
ment and School Law, English Comp
osition Estate Certihcate), History of
Education.
2:40-3 40 p. m.-Course of Study.
3:50-4 80 p. m.-Library Science.
5:00-63 80 p. m.-General Science.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26

Attention Students-We have the
finest lines of school tablets, inks,
pens, pencils and everything you need
in school work. Make our store your
headquarters all through the school
year. c. ID. Simonds' Drug Store
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
About CrOnn

If your children are subject to Group
or you have reason to fear their being
attacked by that disease, you should
procure a bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and study the direct
ions for use, so in case of attack you
will know exactly what course to
persue. This is a favorite and very
successful remedy for Group. and it is
important that you observe the di-
rectiOns carefully.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
CLEAN WATER Is NECESSARY
Hogs VIII Drink Filthy Water When
Forced To--Msny Running Streams
Are Contaminated.

When forced to do so. hogs Will
drink filthy water-a disease breeder
in them as we'll as In human beings.
Many a running stream is contaminat-
ed by diseased animals farther up. and
farmers. should not rely upon streams
as a water supply without knowing
their purity.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
PIGS ARE FARMERS STANDBY
Don't Sell Breeding Stock Because
Prices Are Hlgh-Get Them Out
on Pasture Early

Hogs viii be the farmers standby
as usual this year. Don't sell the
breeding stock because prices are high ;
raise some more of the same. Pasture
the sows and pigs on alfalfa as soon
as possible. If alfalfa is killed out,
rape In the corn or by Itself viii grow
forage quickly and II almost as good
as alfalfa or clover for hog pasture.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26

FOR SALE-Ten pigs, eleven weeks
old: ten head fine breeding ewes, none
over three years old. Address Chas.
j. Daufau, Porthill, Idaho. st OF 30
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26
BUILDING UP
OUR WOMANHOOD
Given Up to Die by Her Friends, 4
Young Lady Receivers Her
Health and Increases
Weiqht-45 Pounds.
A Powerful Nation Needs Strong
Healthy Women.

A nation is no
stronger than its
women. Hence, II
is the duty of ev-
cry woman wheth-
er young. middle
age, or in advanced
life to preserve her
health. If you are
sick and suffering
don't wait until to-
morrow but seek
relief at once-t to-
day. Tom o rrow
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-26

| FOR SALE-No. Sharpless cream
separator, $50 pound capacity. Used
80 days, good as new. Inquire OF
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
EX-KA|SER WILL PREACH
CHRISTMAS SERMON
Herr Hohenzollern Will Have Big
Tree of Own Cutting: Dutch
Aristocrats Stay Away.
nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening

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London. Dec. -. William liohcn-
7ollcrn has arranged for himself a Christ
mas celebration after the traditional Ger
man stylc as far rs the circumstances
will permit. according to a dispatch 10
the llailv ENprcss. from Amsterdam to-
day. The arrangements, 10y the eN-
Impcrnrs in,iStcncc Will include claho-
rate religious ceremonies ON Christmas
I've The idea of using the village chapel
for these. however, has proved imprnctl-
cable for various reasons, one oi them Delhg
The fear of popular hostile demonstrations
The service. accordingly. Will be held IN
,hc drawlneroum OF hmcrungen castle
Which will bc converted INTO chapel
The cN-Empcror desired Ia have the
court chanlaln llr. Ernest Won l)ryander,
come from Berlin to preach the sermon nj
the Christmas Eve ceremony, but the
Berlin gCVt rnmcnt, the diSpatch says
ha> refused permission for the chaplain
II 20 to HOLLAND The service, consequent
Il. will be conducted hy a German ms
>tnnar, from ZciSt. near Amerorgcn,
but Herr IIohcuznlcrn himself VIII
deliver the sermon.
MANY friends OF Count Won Bcntlnck,
The former Emperor host. have been
asked 10 attend the service, the dISpatch
add~ but have refused The invitation u g
former rulers Audience, therefore, viii
cnnsl,, ut Count Non Bcntlnck and ms
family the cN-fmpcror suite ana the
servants ol the castle.
Christmas trees viii bc provided as
u~lal Tor the celebration Herr Hohen-
gollcru ,tlt these down himself. with the
lclp ol two men OF the estate, IN the
Nmcrungcn pine woods The trcc~ are no"
elue decorated, and loaded with eHls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
CARS IN COLLISION.
Seven Persons Hurt in Crash at Fourth
and French Streets.

Seven passcngers aboard trolley car
No. 335 OF the New Castle line were
injured when the car smashed into trolley
No ~ of the same division Mt Fourth and
French streets at O'Clock Saturday even
ing. The collision was due TO slippery
rails Tho injured are
William Montgomery, Of New Castle.
Mrs. Eva Porter, of No. 500 Head
street. this city
Mrs. Willis, New Castle.
Osborne Gooding, No. ll3l kirkwood
street, this city.
Santc Stortine, of No S07 Clayton
street, New Castle.
Wesley Fountain, Negro, aged IL years,
of No % Market street, South Chester.
Isaac Johnson, Negro, OF No. 100
South Buttonwood street.
The last named three persons being the
most seriously injured were taken to the
Homeopathic Hospital III police patrol
car. and the phnnix ambulance.
Johnson and Fountain were injured
about the legs. Stortine was injured about
the knee and hack
The crews of the two cars escaped
injury. The crew of car No. 335 was
James W. Edwards. of No. llOi Pine
street, conductor. and London Davis, OF
1901 Jackson street, motOrman The
crew of car No. - was +. j. keegan, OF
this city, and John Gross, OF New Castle,
conductor
Both ears were proceeding cast on
Fourth street and at French. car No. 335
stopped to take on passengers. The motor
man of ear No a. proceeding in the rear
OF car No 335. noticed that the forward
car had stopped. and did all in his power
to bring his car to stop before the crash
came, but he was unable To do so, the car
sliding on the slippery rails, despite the
aDDlIcatlOn Of sand