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6reo oo ufreo,
eneite Stormast, Iom ioar nogen
Snbilpoelie / Yeriicr.
Gorffpttelfe fro stoe 4


Sreosfonferencen bar ianoeIig
mango %beipnoerlige 2ing at bale
meo. yin bar ben ogiaa iaaet fig
forelagt Ell SIa9s 6~rierbiitorie iom
ifaI orsites og iatteS geilutning ON.
let er Yrins Selir al 9ourbpn-Yar-
ma, Iom ~forrnclt Far nnnlo0et De I'll
liercoe ON 1ilaoclie til at reiie til
S%iircnlburg % beisge i'm aiGreite,
Storbertngiloe CHARLOTTE. Trinicu
er Ell gror al ben tibIlgere &ciicrin.
DC 3ita al gitcrrig % al Yrinicrne
Sirius % fauier, iom bcgge gioroc
arlgstleneitc / Den belgiifc Irnne.
Brins 6clir flGmpeoe / Den eiterrig-
tie Irme, men life paa S~eitironten.
s Spbct al gllgirit bill set brittle
FoItppie len flloisrc lloleperingen al
ToltIager, iom al Sen brittle GenIur
blep bcllaglagt nnocr arigcn %
bolot tilbagc. llolepcringen al biale
farIige Hoitiagcr begpnbte ocl 23be
Suni. Sffe millorc enc $50 WtiQip.
ner Yoitiager bIep unoerisgt, bporai
100000 bleu belloglagt. vi oisie
bar Der omtring 10000 Voitiager,
'olt cittcn fom ira cQcr bar paa Gei
til De Sorcneoe Statcr.
Tornlanocn ipr Sen anlcrifanifc
Sreosoelcgution / Yaris Tranf Z.
Eolf, Den brittle llbenrigsnliniIter
Salionr % ben italienlfc ltoeurigs-
miniiter Sittoni ~aireiitc / 2proogS
ira Farls for at aflrgge ct @eisg
paa Slagnnnrfernc / NorDiranfrig.
Seritc Mibelins al ben fprite 81
piiion al Den ameritanlfe slrlne az
rel'te Den 15oe Mug. ira Gpblens til
Brett, % HcIten bill felge efter, iaa
fort Serlbnnell fan bciorbre benz. De
boloer M paa at flptte no al De man
&c Slotte % Yalobier peo Hbinen,
iom De blotil bar bcboet, oeriblanot
Bertha 9ruppS Sa9tiIot og Yrinien
al @icoS SALADS. Ssrlte Gipiiion
CT oen iibite onerifanife Tepiiion
Ion oil forlaoe Mbinen, % SaIpoe-
len al oct amerifonifc 9robopeo-
Ircal bill MI after bli opcrtoget al
Den %lranifc &binuaat.
Sem Ecnne % @lpanter, ionl bar
pGret brugt al "be Dem itore" u,ocr
Treosfonferencen, blep / 2prOaos
lolat | Sonoon peb pfiel1tlig Nuftion
/ Wilter Gardens Seatret til Sub
tGgt for Song Georges Sismal1os-
fono". &c illobragte Jolt $t,265.
@eielte @ub opnaaebes paa Glenerl-
eeolls Slpallt, iorn inobraatc $625.
Sffcntli9e @eitiuilgsmtrnb %
Sieltcitemrno / 9eIgien bapoe / for.
rige ltBe bellltttet 8~eneralitreif for
belere Sen ira ibog al, men / Spr-
bags bIep oct al geltiaingsmpnoe-
mes Gentralfonlite beiluttet at uoiut-
te Strelten / npgle Gage, inDtil man
faar ie NelltItatet al &c me Sorbano-
llngcr, loln MI er inoleoet.
Se brittle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
5prbeocre bor tilltinet Nefonitrl,f.
tionanliniitcr Sir Mucflonb 8eobes
ct llItinatum nlcb @eifcb ON, at bpis
Der fife MI blir %trniict Ell innrlig of.
gierelic mco &el1lpn til beres 2sls.
frap, ioa bill De "ifribe til Suno.
ling, on Seoerne fife fan hoIoe fine
6olf tiIbage lGnger. $4,000 Miant
er lnpolperet / ocnnc 9ensfonilift.
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uopiit at Nlerico.

81 Eaio, Ger, Sen t3bc gug.
S'slgc Den Ipanltc gpis i Wcrico
Gitp, "gl Ola eipnnol", for 6te
gi,guit or 21 llolGnoinger = Nnlc-
%rianferc, Spnniere, al,ballere o.
Sorgere al bel Mrgentinite &cpu.
blif = bIeuet ubpiit al Mcrico poa
Srrre al TrGiiocnt Gerransa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Gammclt Slcif.

Gctroit, Niid).. oul tGoc Nug.
gInnot DC Yiooporer Iom al Hcaic'
riugen@ 9lgcttrr fonilifcrchca i o.
hrruUreuhc "Golb StoraQc" Gtobli@
lcnlcntcr, par o0ino en- unforeseen
@riieifrnt, ipn ii0Igr ocn pon.
iienlplehc Cato hopbc bunat Der -
% Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

SRA edmonton, NIbtrto. mclocS
ZEN 14oc Nlt0ltIt: Stortcr :. Stor.
fcriolt, Iom / ire Ninoncoer orcp ont
firing poo ct tort >&2iloa ! Eolorba.
BET, antom hertII Gir2oag. Nun er
pao &cicr til %auii hpor han pen.
tcoc at allUaQc Ho&port til lin Ghci,
&iI1ioImlr Stcfad1ion, ON line Oh.
Icrpationer poa If mertell9e &rpo9.
toQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Daniels til Pamaii.

Cos Ingclcs Sarbor, Son Ycorc,
Gnl., Den 13oe Iltg. Warinemini.
tier GaniclS tiItroaote ioag Ell IeiIe
til &onolnlil meo SIagifibct "Ncm
yorf", Der lcoiageoes al fire De-,
Itropcrc. Ter ianot niger, Gcremo.
nier Stco pco Nfreiicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
SNuc Snicn til Meb Wima Semi.

mar. : Tnleoning al at Ncb @in1
Seminar er firti gor BEN t7oc Sep.
TENDER bar Ilunniforellingell lat iig
| Sploicrl Tor S,lbiamling al ct fem.
Ii tllIen Collars Iono. Nrof. .. ..
Stngcberg, Iom bar reiit cit for:
Sto JONI "6iclb Secretary, beretter,
al Der oacrcoc er lu%bifriberet ODER
tDpc tnIcn Collars. San finoer ltor
Sllterc@Ic for Toubet opcralt bpcr
ban fonuncr, % ba irrlig / Wtenig.
hcocr tlIhpren0e Den furbelpprelloa
SAUCES Spnooc. Gen Toe Sep.
tculber ifol ser 6olbes for Set pes
9feo gSilla seminar. 0a Sfole,
aorct beapnOer Den 16oe September,
ncntca oct, at oe fleite al Sfolens
Gleuer bill bare tiIlteoc, FAINT Ell
NlGn9oe al Sfolens lorhcnprreno,
Glcper og onore Geniler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
l~lITouanlia l1omerfclic. en- una

~ AtstS
iiorlt Sngenler, &opteIn Goiporo Yc.
terIcn, lon | lTllgcre lio bar t~je.,cit-
0lort Oct omerifanifc ,Sngeniprpaa-
ben | 6rnntrlg, er lplig blet giort til
@lenltono for en- n~IpOoanIiq Homer.
tel'c, loet han pao Nenitiaing al
|or9erne / Worocour bar iaact
gere@leglonens aora al ben frantic
Ncglertng. aapteircn bar unoer
arlgcn glort iig bemcrfet ion Ell
lGroeIe2 obgtig og ticnitiprig Sffi-
Ger. 0on er mart pcntetroc tiIba9c
I'll Wrootlpn, bppr hans Wober, Trl
VetcrIen Dor / ST Narrott 1lace, On
fer &clgDtS. Setcrc CT oct nll,liq,
at ban refer til Solouiti for at fore
'too noaen Itore InITg ocrncoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
"Nurmnnbcn" / @rnn6 SORTS ba

nltlogt sag for Sfnoescritotning
moD I. Z. Illgleltao / Goopcr3topn,
u. Gaf., | Nnleoning al Ell Nrtifel
AZ haln, lom / lin 3io Itoo at lpie /
"%9fcform" / Gnu Claire % "Siier.
gutter" / Canton, % hpori ban ifol
bape lrcnfontmet mco Sniinllationcr
ON, at "Wormanoen" bar bctolt ior
at befiGmpe Nonpartiion 2eoguc.
Sontioig Iagiseer "@ornlanoen" sc
iupi1te SIaoe. s huert SiIiGlbe
Frazer oct Jig tilfienot Ell Gritatnillg
poa $4,000 eacr iolt $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

Maior Sens Sue, Son al Gr. %
Mrs. u. Zoe / Chicago, er fommct
biem oertiI 2aa Seisg ira Camp
9oroon, Ga, bpor ban bar pGret
i%taticneret TOM 9ataIionScbef iioeu
lin Siemfomit fra Nranfriee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Maemus Slucniun ira Wooiiol

Mnenns Slueniun ira Wobiion,
&Si3., Der bar lebet oct oltcritallife
NiTlpeorbeioe / Oct norolige Guro-
pa, fon / iorrige llgc tilbn9c til
Imerifo. Nrbeioct er III cllot for
DC lfunoinapiitc 2alloeS Teofonmler-
be. "&erbcn@ 8ung" / ariltiunia
ltripcr ON Nir. Smenion bI. a.:
"M}nAnla Smcnion herer til DC
9,oromGno, lpu Mmerita hur sGrc
al. &uu er Ell IrbcioetS Wono %
p~rottiif Wiono % ianttloig ct trent
lfreOcllt % parnbicrtct Wcnnelfc.
Zen @ierniuQ, Ion bcu anlerifonifc
M~c0icri1,g bar operoragct han Der /
Stanoinnpicn hur ban lagt alt lit
&icrtclna l. og set bar for bnm pr-
RET mere cllb Ell Fligtopaonc, BET bar
uUrct noact al Ell aiTrllgbcosticne-
lie, % ipccielt har ban ialt Ell inbcr-
La @luoc pes at flirltc fonlulc til
Sfanoinnuieu "a paa bcrne Waaoe
tierc set San0, iom han or fsbt l."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

II you van a complete course in
bookkeeping, shorthand or the COM
mon branches, the place to attend
is Valdez College. DEBORAH. Iowa.
Special "a months course in book
keeping for farmers. sons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
@iEalas.-16ON cres al bet betolt

- eanb s8isconiin. 3Wil ira @bip,l hepa
TauS-4o gcres rpbbet, % acres / 50, Jtes
item oapuegans iunnt Stcg, Der ptl ia Flges
iii oooe NrtIer lom Sa9teminer p9 eoroq pep.
Bill tiene Ell eIer anbeu Eeuse. Nor nd Ter
mere llnberretning % Nriler itrip III vi ..
Soas. Gbippepa Sails, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
"WDro Cafpta 3ibcnoc" err Ha

net paa ct mt norif Nloo, Tom or
begDltbt at ltofomne @rano SORTS.
Wlooet lioglpeS al "@rnno SORTS
Nnnericon" mcb s. 9. Niuoal o0 @i.
8Iprnoraa iom Hebnftsrcr % Vi. q.
Sbopalicr iom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@lnoct9 Erection bcitnar al @crrer.
ne Ole &nution, Vruiiocrt; g. 8.
Sncnlon, Glceprriioent ". q. Sor.
By, Ncl3 @roul,m % Garl lllbcrg.
"Sioetoe" bill bIipe Nonpnrtiiall
&co9llca norlfe Organ / Nortb 90.
fota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Vorrena.Krcnife.
Ten nDrife Uncertainties Mftier.

Stelge Telegram fra &opeofontoret /
&rlitianio til Siniens Gbicagofontor,
oateret ben ABE auguit, bar aurien
paa SinienS attier paa ariltiGnla
ggro, 1850 euer $4,000 pr. Iftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

10000 gcres "lpsseb Of" Sano
l. tiliaIss biuist. sette gibetal!n9spIl'
faar. 40 stcres eler mere. StrIu ettsr
Splpsniussr. sssperbasuier Climber 70.
Tacoma. SSalh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
8arm tilialas.-512 Wfil nuro=

" st ira COB Sp. llnberlas AZ Ger meo
ria tort Dub opeupoa. Npt Gdantn9ss
b,l8 meo Z @Gretier, rp "garu" 32x60 Sa7
%leuent; andre Spsnin9er / COB NorfatnirX 4.
&il iGlee ior Ell i%eroeleS lap lris, ON ftas
oes mart. Norlt Settlement; IL Wtyh til
norif Strfe, y 0til til Stole. gootWFA ais
lamb beit % tort. Sor nGrntere Nv .,bers
refining "trip til @ieren, 6. s. Stnte, . Route
1, Spriu9 @aaep, Minnelotu. 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

10000 Ncres suot Sarmlano.-
: Srt pee Storbpsrues Marfeeer. Sfat'
ter % &c Rerte CT alt nn pil bape at betaIe
poal 10 aar. bpis ou oprter % holoer Srsaths
rer. Heo gioper Saub So, Stcperten, Ytinil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Mnu;pnt Gpuntp, Hurtb Gafota.

~ 4sO gues, ? Wil fra Sbelbon, soee
guaninaer. III Sto9luuo, $50 scres "rpopen
mire" innoeisrost 0dpnssans, Set pes soSe
Warfeber, eoSe SfoIer. Hris So pr. 9cre.
Rimeliae 8ilfaar. oob9iou Realtp 80,
gpr 1876, Sarge, Nortb Satota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
>iISd(nS. MoDOitbe

ciIjalgS. - @oublibe Jarm.
- Zen ifieuneite meb bebite eano / Nolt
@ountp. Seq maa lutte @oarosbrus 9runs
bet paa aloer. 15i belis9enoe paa Sreooen
al en- itisu. iiiteris Suoiie, s vfu ira 8
@per. Silifrip S. O., "EecorabsFofen"
Tecorah, Spwo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

Gc 1orcucoc Stntera geirbnrean
nlcone!er ipIgenoe om Geiret ! S'oS'
rntnlnrt tSoe til "a meo 23Ne @llonlt;
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally lair weather with normal
temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
.iialaS.-Subbaro County, 100

- gcres, 2 Oftl ira Sp, sob Soro mso ct
tort GUS, aorulaos o9 ltoen Stdlo, GOD
8reno. 9tcrit NabolaJ. Fris $50 pr.
9lcre, lette @iltadr. Strtu elter Stlte. Sllpsr
Salporion, 9sepis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

Goot ajpb paa 9anb. gnbfipn'
W eanb nGr Sreoerid MI iGl9es for ira
$50 til 500 pr. gcre, bar ieg / norlt 9iabo.
Iae, mar norlte Sirfer, 9ano for $40 I'll $40
pr. acre. Strip til mig efter Splpsntn9er.
Is. 6. ~Q9anseu, 6reosrid. 90. Satota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

Sc her. st bel etableret Gpuntrg
- Stors, ~bsIisssnbe / ct aumrnelt nor't
Excitement / uorositre Soma, 10 Ddl ira
Sernbans, tilialss. Snobrinsenoe Uorref'
nina. creamery % Slatmitblbop lise uso.
50 norIte Suffer. Sil belli iGlse I'll Ell
Sfanoinap. "Seecrabs Goitsn' a%npiler.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07

is of far greater importance to our
people than the disposition of the
German colonies in Africa.
THE vindication of the policy of
the protection of American lives and
legal rights in Mexico should be of
more concern to the American gov
eminent than the delineation of
frontiers in the Balkan states"
Stamping out the bolsheyik ele-
ment at home. he added. was far
more important that that the gov
eminent should offer the "affront to
England of attempting to dictate
10 her policy for Ireland or should
attempt to dictate to France pol
icy for her radical elements"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07
POINDEXTER SAYS HANDS
OFF OLD WORLD FUSS

Asserting that the time had come
for reassertion of the American
spirit and calling to a halt the doc.
trine of internationalism. Senator
Miles Poindexter of Washington
urged in an address in New York
recently. at dinner of the Repub-
lican club. that the United States
extricate itself as quickly as pos
sible from European politics.
The government. he said
should meet every obligation il
owes the allies in the fixing of the
peace terms and should contribute
its share of such armed force as is
and sword, bolshevism in Europe"
These tasks completed. ne de
clared. the nation should turn all
its energies to interests of America
which he said. lie wholly IN the
western hemisphere.
Asserting that the Monroe doc
trine still is a vital and essential
policy. Senator Poindexter declared
that violation by us of Europe
sphere of influence must necessarily
be followed by Europe's violation
of our sphere Of influence.
The adoption and putting into
effect Of sound railroad policy"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07

the plaintiff is the owner of said
premises and the the defendants nor
either of them, have no estate or
interest whatever in said premises.
You are hereby directed to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint
within twenty days of the service
of this summons, if served within
said judicial district, and within
forty days if served elsewhere, and
you are further notified that unless
you so appear and answer said COM
plant within the time herein speci-
fed, the plaintiff will apply for
judgment against you as prayed in
the complaint
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said District Court, this 9th day +
January, 1919.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
Clerk of Said District Court.
By w. A. Wellman, Deputy Clerk.
tSEAL) P. e. Stookey, Attorney
for Plaintiff, Post Office and Resi-
dence, Lewiston. Idaho.
First publication January 10, 1919.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07

day; missed Paris by a few miles,
and turned south at Il that night.
Our trip was over. We left the box
cars and slept in a town. LaGurche,
near Nevers. The next day We
marched to Forteran, village less
than ten miles. where we were bill
leted for three days. Although we
moved every three days for about
two weeks, while we remained i'll
this vicinity Ralph's outfit was
about 20 miles south of us, at Blet
| got to visit him once more before
coming up here to Langres. Ian
gres, where | am now at present,
is one of the most historic places in
France. The old Roman road built
by the Romans about the time of
Christ. is still used. This town is
situated on a high hill with all the
advantages possible for mediaeyial
warfare. The old walls, towers and
ramparts are still in good condi-
ton
| am going to close and continue
this story in another letter. | trust
you are all we'll and happy Here's
hoping | may see you all in the
near future. With love,
CECIL G.. JONES,
3rd Co., A. C. S. A. p. O.. ia, Am.
+. F., France
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Clearwater County. Idaho, Feb. l
to 6, inclusive, 1919.
Clearwater County Abstract Coz
Warranty deed, Fannie M. Her
rington to Sidney Davis, lots l, 2, 3
and Sc Ia NV IA sec. So, 37,1e,
except 100 TT. strip; con. $1.00.
Warranty deed, John G. Buescher
ct ux to Myron S. Roberts, Sc IA
ne IA, e1-2 sw IA, sec. 80, 81, 2e.
and lots II and Il, block 9. Orof-
no; con. $1,000
Warranty deed, Otto Pittelko to
l.. b. Hand. lot 5, block /, town Of
Pierce; con. $4,000.
Warranty deed, Ernest w. Jewell
ct ux to Orofino Trading Co., sw1-2
nwl-4, nw1-4 nw14 sec. g. So, 2e.
except part of nw1-4 nwl-4 lying
north of Orofino creek, 2.52 acres:
con. $l.0O
Warranty deed, Melville Small to
Thomas j. Hardin. lots l, 4, 6. Z,
ana WIZ SELL sec. 33, 81, 2e. con-
sideration $1,000.
United States patent, U. S. to
Frank White, nw1-4 ne1-4 sec. 81,
SO, Be-
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State OF
Idaho, in and for the County OF
Clearwater
NJ. B. Claybaugh, Plaintiff, V. A
L. Moorefield, tie unknown o -ncr' !,
and the unknown heirs and devisees
of said unknown owners.
The State of Idaho sends greet
ing to A. L. Mooreheld, the IN
known Owners and the Unknown
Heirs and Deyisees OF said I'm
known Owners. Defendants:
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against you
in the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no. in and for the County of Clear
water, by the above named plaintiff
wherein it is alleged that the plain
tiff is the owner of and in possess
sion of the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lot Three go of Section Three
CD in Township Thirty-Seven $50
North of Range One CD West OF
the Boise Meridian, and the South
east quarter of the Southwest quar-
ter (SE4 SW4D OF Section Thirty
four (34. in Township Thirty-eight
(38) North of Range One "a West
Of the Boise Meridian. in Clearwat-
err County. Idaho.
That the defendants claim and
assert interest In said premises ad-
verse to the plaintiff; that the
claims Of the defendants are with
out right whatsoever; that the said
defendants or either of them have
any right. estate or title in said
land or any part thereof.
Plaintiff prays that the defen-
dants may be required to set forth
the nature of their claims, and that
all adverse claims of the defendants
or any of them may be determined
by decree Of this court; and that
1t be declared by said decree thar
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07
Notice of Time Appointed for
Proving Will.

In the Probate Court OF the County
OF Clearwater. State of Idaho
In the matter of the estate OF
James Greer, deceased
Pursuant to an order of said Pro
pate Court, made on the 3rd day OF
FEBRUARY, 1919, notice is hereby CIV
en- that Friday. the 21st day of Feb
ruary. 1919. at II o'clock n. M. of
said day at the court room OF said
court. In the Village Of Orofino. IN
the County OF Clearwater and State
OF Idaho. has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the WIN
OF said James Greer. deceased, and
for hearing the application OF
George Gamble for the issuance to
MIN of letters Testamentary, when
and where any person Interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated this 3rd day of Feb. 1919.
j. w. MERRILL.
10 f-Zl-3t Clerk.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-07
Interesting Letter From Soldier Boy
Continued from page ~

Knipe, who went to Whitman one
year with me. He proved to be a
congenial friend all the way over.
One afternoon. before monotony be-
gan to creep in, an iceberg appear
ed and passed slowly. The sunsets
were great. too, as we'll as the
crisp early morning air. They say
that Columbus chuckled when some
one yelled land" near the end of
his trip across. Well, like c. and
the other great men, couldn't
wipe off that grin when old Ireland
poked her nose up thru the brine
later. My feet began to itch. A few
hours later our transport friends,
excepting one, turned north toward
England, while we bore off toward
France. Three or four U-chasers.
like so many fox terriers, were still
with us keeping guard. They had
skipped out to meet us three days
before. The next forenoon about
8 O'Clock, after finishing breakfast.
and carefully examining my trusty
Everyone was talking France" and
congratulating each other on our
safe trip over. The old boat itself
seemed to glide along over the blue
water with an assured feeling of
safety. Then Crash. From 5 to
30 knots we suddenly stopped dead
still. l found myself doing a figure
8, As and all. BY the time l con
nected with the deck again that
deck was standing as steep as any
roof l have ever seen. sinking
sure enough. Well, were suDbed,"
NJ P's were supposed to be the last
to take to the lifeboats, so quite
naturally l stepped back in order
to make room for all of them to
make a rapid clearance. As did
so | got glimpse of two OF those
mosquito U-chasers racing toward
our sister transport Then another
crash, Every window ratified and
smashed from bow to stern and
sounded as though everything was
smashed. Porters dropped their
trays and dashed with gunners and
crews for open decks. The Railways
were packed, everyone shouting
Take your time." while doing his
best to be first man out. have
never seen "Old Faithful geyser,
outside of post cards. and other pic
torial works of art, but after that
second shock l discovered was
pinching myself and trying to ac-
count for my sudden appearance
before that marvellous work of ma
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ture. There it was sure enough,
and to prove it. another crash and
Old Faithful again. Depth bombs,
| some said. There were twenty of
them dumped overheard by the crew
of U-chaser. All the while both
transports were doing the zigzag oa
two wheels" and getting under
Roadway with some haste. Each
Then one of the U-chasers began to
emit the heaviest black cloud. Of
smoke. "She's steaming up" somo-
one said. AS matter of TACT she
had BEEN steamed up all the while.
We soon saw she was spreadip, Il
heavy smoke screen between Us and
the place where the first dep,
bomb was put over.
We later heard that two subs had
failed to get us when only 10 miles
from port, owing to miscalcula-
ton of our speed. They fired one
torpedo. which went wild The u
chasers prevented second shot and
! got both of them. Now you can eat
dinner Then I'll tell you OF
France.
LaHayre in the distance looked
like city stuck in the side of a
cliff. 1t was our first impression OF
houses. honey-combed together,
narrow. irregular streets, stone
walls and red tiled roofs. looked odd
at first We landed about noon. at
ter waiting about an hour or so on
deck. A big heap of barbed wire
was the first thing we passed after
placing our feet on terra firma
again. Then HUNDREDS and hundreds
of old cannon with wheels, etc,
camouflaged up in several colors.
We were marched to the top of a
hill overlooking the city ano harbor
where we found rest camp. That
night twelve of us slept on board
floor in a small circular tent. There
were outfits coming and going at all
times. Convey" arrived the next
day about 10 o'clock He had been
sick most the way over and he sure
looked it. About 4. Ralph's outfit
came. He had gone via England.
We used every minute or the next
two hours visiting. Then at s. just
at the beginning of heavy rain
storm. we marched away TO entrain.
Ralph stayed there that night and
followed the next day Our train
left about IL o'clock. We were wet
through and packed like sarulnes in
a boxcar marked: 40 hommes.
cheyoux Gao men, horses.)
That was the most disagreeable
event of my army experience up to
date. So you see have Jared very
lucky. We travelled all the next
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Notice of Attachment.

In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State OF
Idaho, in and for the County of
Clearwater.
The A. II. Averill Machinery Co.,
a Corporation. Plaintiff,
VS..
Luther Proffitt. Defendant,
To Whom it May Concern.
Notice is hereby given, that an
attachment issued out Of the above
entitled court. against the property
OF said defendant, on the oath day
of December. 1918.
Dated this goth day of Jan. 1919.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN.
Clerk of the District Court.
(seal of the District Court)
l24-2-7
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ORDER FIXING THE TERM OF
THE DISTRICT COURT.

In the Second Judicial District ~,
the State of Idaho.
1t is hereby ordered that the
terms OF court for the Second Judi.
clai District for the State of Idaho
De held at the following times and
places:
clearwater county. Idaho, at Orc
mo. FEBRUARY II. May 5th and Dc
tober 9Th. 1919.
Latah county, Idaho, at Moscow
May ~ and October Goth, 1919.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho this ,oth
day of January. 1919.
EDGAR C. STEELE
District Judge.
Jan II First Publication.
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The Homelike Church.

The Sunday School at the Meth
odist church meets at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. Epworth
League at p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 1880 p. al.
The pastor wants to be a friend
to all who care for his friendship.
and to build a church that will
boost for the best for Orofino.
F. L. MOORE, Pastor.