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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11
INDUSTRIAL JUSTICE.
BEFORE INDUSTRIAL
PEACE IS DEMANDED,
SAYS v. B. WILSON

Washington, Dec. 10.-There can be
no permanent industrial peace that is
not based on Industrial justice, Secre-
tary Wilson declared today in his an
annual report. Reviewing the present
disturbed situation, the secretary said
the means had been found for regulat.
ing all the other relations Of mankind
and that human intelligence could find
the method of adjusting the relation.
ship between employer and employe
with justice to both.
Declaring that Just as international
wrongs might reach a point making
war u necessity, SO industrial wrongs
might accumulate until they revoke
an industrial conflict, the secretary
said the stability Of Industrial rela-
ticns rested on mutual counsel.
"Just as the peace of nations is p:D-
moted by frank and friendly inter
course" he said, $50 may the peace Of
industry be maintained by the same
methods. "But this Intercourse can not
come about unless there is first rocog.
nized the right OF collective bargain
sng. The public interest demands that
IL be universally recognized, for the
primary interest of the public is in
peace.
'The denial of examination Is dc
NAL of the only means Of peaceable
settlement that the wage earners
have"
Calling attention TO the present
prominence of labor organizations OF
n revolutionary or lawless type the
secretary declared that the responsi
bility for them must fall upon the eIn
ployer who opposes the organization
of lawful trade unions. More and more
do Industrial disputes menace the pub
lie as well as employer and employe
the secretary said, adding that the righ
to strike should be means Of defens'
and not u weapon of offense,
THE right of any man to ceas'
working for another for any reasol
that Is sufficient 10 himself is tn
basic element of human liberty" h
said. "The right Of any person to re
fuse to operate his plant at any tim
he desires to do SO is the exercise o
a property right guaranteed by tn
Constitution. 1t does not follow tina
because these rights exist it is nee
essary to exercise them. They mus
nevertheless be safeguarded.'
On the ii. c. l..
Turning to the question Of the hig
cost of living, the secretary SAID Ii
creased wages did not always orln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11
BANDIT" 4 BUCK DEER.
CuENS TOBACCO WHEN HE
CAN GET SOME CHiWIN

Aargie. Mimi, Dec. 1Q.-"Bandit," ="
buck deer that gives signs OF being
an /. W. ". by chewing snuff and
tobacco, practicing petty thieving and
leading a lumberiack's life up TO the
point OF wood cutting, came through
the open hunting season without one
shot being fired at him.
Bandit" was picked up by O woods
man belonging to a crew Of loggers
campod near here when a fawn, a year
ago and the camp adopted him. Dur
ing the day the buck is never far from
the camp, and at meal times walks
right up to the kitchen door and de-
mands his "hand out" according to
James McAndrews, state timber cruise:
for this district,
The one habit which may cost Ban
dit" his happiness, if not his life, Is
his fondness for chewing tobacco. Dur
ing the big game season he was par
tlcularly restless. Earlier in the fall
he had taken an occasional "chew
but when the woods became full Of
hunters he needed more OF the weed
to quiet his nerves, with the result that
he raidcd the bunk house each day
and no matter where the tobacco anc
snuff was hid he found it. According
to AcAndrews, Bandit" resorts to The
use Of snuff when plug tobacco is not
available.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11
Bowels Act Human

function gently but firmly with
out the violence OF purgatives---
when you treat them with Or.
Kings New Life Pills A, smooth
acting laxative that gets right down
10 husinehs and gratifying reSulta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

for any weakness and WOuIu TOT DC
without it for the world. l do all my
work and am strong and healthy: ! am
nursing nv baby, and still take the
Vegetable Compound asitkeeps awoman
in good health. You may publish my
testimonialfor the goodof other women,
il YOU choose to do so. Mrs. q. WEST
MoRELAND, Harrison, NY.
Women who suffer from displace-
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liberation, backache, headaches and
nervousness should lose no time in giving
this famous root and herb remedy,
lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, trial, and for speciaIl, ,sivi,,t advice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

Lyula IL 1 IIlhIIdiI' .
V eg e a BILE Com
pound andhad avery
hard time. ] read in
the newspaperabou
the Vegetable Com
pound and when my
second child came |
took it and was well
during the whole
time, and childbirth
was a hundred times
easier. Ever since
then l have used it
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

Wanted ai 0nce--BOy not under 10
years OF age TO learn printers irade'
must have fair education; splendid OPP
portumly to right party. SG Harry
Sharliey, foreman. ArdmOreite com
posing room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

creased skill on the part of the workers
and its consequent stimulus towards
greater production, Is even more i'm
portant in peace than in war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

Notice, comforts tackled and quilting
done. Phone 1917. 5.1wk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11

Ardmoreite WANT ADS bring what
you want,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11
HOW WEAK
WOMEN ARE
MADE Strong
Mrs. Westmoreland Tells in
the Following Letter.

Harrison, N. Y.-"When my first
child was born / did not know about
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-11
CHECK THAT COLD
RIGHT AWAY
DR.. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for City years

TT was an unusually high quality
cold. cough, grippe, and croap
- remedy when introduced half a
century ago. Not once in all the
years since then has tho quality
been allowed to deteriorste. Its et.
fectiveness IN combating colds and
coughs has been proved thousands
Of times In thousands Of families.
Taken by grownups and given to
the little ones for the safe, sure
treatment Of colds aRd grippe.
coughs and Group, II leaves abso.
luteiy no disagreseble after-effectk
Get bottle at your druggists to
day. 60c. and Sl.20.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
ZASILkY POTRAVIN 4 SAT
STVA DO CESKOSLO-
VENSKA.

Zasilani pomocnych zasilek
prevzala Ceskoslovenska vla-
,da, ktera bude prostrednictvim
|Generalniho Konsulatu Cesko-
lslovenskeho v New Yorku sa-
ma zasilky z New Yorku wy
|pravovati a "a spravne jejich
dodani ruciti.
'Sadlo, cnaso a slaninu (ba-
con) bude mono posilati pou-
re z New Yorku. Jakym zpGso
benz bude mono tyto veci OBJ
jednati, bude v kratke dobe
Ceskoslovenskym Konsulatem
vefejne v casopisech sdeleno.
V Cechach jest nejvice "a
|potfebi Margarin, praskove
mleko, rye, caj, kakao, pepf
a koreni vubec, Vaselin a svic-
ky. Dale gu.nove zbozi, SnIr-
ky k lemovani, tkanice do bot,
motouzy a spagat, platno bile
ne nebilene, vlna a bavlna,
pradlo vSeho druhu, kGze ma
podesve a podpatky, dratve
pro sevce, prosteradla, povla-
ky ma pefiny, pokryvky ma ko-
Inc, houne, kalikove a jutove
pytle, mite bile, cerne i RENE
Potraviny nutno dobfe dc
zvlastniho papiru zabaliti, mo-
hou ale spolecne latkami byti
posilany.
Zasilky budou prijimany jen
do ceskoslovenskych zemi. Dc
Vidne, Polska ci Jihoslavie pri.
ljimany nebudou.
DIE moznosti zasilky budou
prijimany casteji a lodi budou
je odvazeCi kazdych 6 ci IL
dnG pres more do Terstu anebC
Hamburku, odkud v nejkrats
,dobe budou pod dozorem ureo
Mkt Ceskoslovenske vlady do
praveny do Prahy a odtud ma
adresaty.
| Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
PRI NAKUPU ZBOzf
K ZASILKAM DO CZECH
TAJEMNfK.

mazete zaplatiti dluhopisem
Spoj. Statd Hiberty Bond),
ktery Sc prime pine hodno-
te padesati neb sto dollarn ku
zapraveni nctu = v striznich
obchodech ''u Koudela", ABS
Broadway a 4288 Warner Rd.
a obdrzite pridavkem nazpet
hned S nakupem tri Gently z
kazdeho dollaru aneb mimo-
.radnou slevu, poskytnutou pfi
vsech vetsich tnakupech do
Czech, zrovna tax jake kdyz
platte pencil.
Kazdy dava pfednost nase-
mu zbozi, protoze jest prvo-
tridniho druhu a "a nizSi ceny
nez zaplatfte vsude jinde "a
stejnou jakost.
Zvlaste pax k zasilkam do
Czech kazdy chce zbozi spole-
Hive, praci latky pevnych ba-
rev, vrchnf a spodni pradlo
trvanlive, puncochy pevne a
veskere zbozi nejlepsiho dru-
hu. Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
IWSSI [fF | TWSS
KREJCOVSKA STAVKA
SKONCENA.

Ma podnet vladniho komisa-
Re ukoncena vcera stavka del
nikG V tovarnach ma zenske o.
bleky firem Campen Bros Co..
Latin Co. a Mcqueen Co. Del
nfci vratili edo prace 'dobro-
volne a mezdni otazka jakoz j
RUNE jine pracovni otazky bu
dou pretrasany pristi 1tery
zvlastnim dohodcim vyborem.
V trojclenne te arbitracnf ko-
misi budou zastoupeni tovarni-
ci, unie delnicky vladni de-
partment.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09

rab9t. Valka mas naucila, ze i
ia nejnizsi tf{da lidu mdsi byti
ma lroven os'tat-
mimi. Az sc v danich skolektu
je vetsina valecneho zisku, KITE
ry ket'asove "a valky z lidu
vydfef, pax budou lepsi ma
Sc finance. Osmihodinna do
ba musela byti zavedena z dd-
vodu, ze ten vyhladovely zmo-
reny lid by dele pracovat ne
vydrzel. Doufam, ze vase ra-
dy a pokyny budou prospivat
nasl republice a dekuji vam
vsem "a vasi dobrou vGli, obe-
ii, ktere jste pro osvobozeni ma
81 srepubliky prinesli a volam
vam vsen uprimne "Nazdar" :
Porucik Miska tlumocil po-
zdrav cd ceskych legionarG a
|pripamatoval, re zvlaste obeta
vost ceskeho Clevelandu jest v
C. S. republice vdecne vzpomi-
mana.
Pan j. J. Kral pojednaval o
|pomerech prvnich pristehoval-
|cq pred 800 roxy, kteri pro je-
|jich presvedceni ,museli svou
vlast opusti1 a porovnaval u
|cel cesty pfitomne komise, kite
ra ceskoslovenskou republikou
do Ameriky vyslana byla. Gee
|skoslovenska republika die po
slednich voleb ziskala o jeden
million vice ceskych obyvatel,
kteri pred valkou Sc hlasili k
Inarodu nemeckemu."
Pan Martinek podekoval pri
Itomnym "a tax velkou ucast a
tim poucna schIze "a vseobec
Ineho nadseni byla ukoncena.
WSsl [tt] !WsS]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
PROTOKOL

z posledni schdze Patronatu
Ces. Svob. skoly ma zap. stra-
ne v Ces. Sini Sokol. Po zaha-
jeni schaze p. st. Svatym cten
protokol re schGza min. a bez
oprav pfijat. Taktez zpravy
PIP. ucitelu. Dosle dopisy cteny
a zvlaste dopis cd Radu liz
kew Tabor, cislo 2O4 C. S. P. S.
pro ddlezitost dnesni DOLBY sto-
il "a uverejneni. Uni nasledov
ne: = Patronatu Ces Ned.
Svob. Skoly ma zap. strane! -
V posledni fadne schGzi deba
tovano O financnim stavu nasi
skoly a dospeli' jsme k nasledu
jicfnu usudku. DIE posledni
celorocni zpravy shledavame,
re nektere spolky v patronatu
zastoupene jsou liknave v kona
nj svych povinnostf vdci skole.
Myslime, re kdyby byly upozor
neny ma jejich pbvinnost, a
spravne odvadely sve poplatky
re by to skole mnoho prospelo
Pfeji zdar. Ceske Skole, "a
Rad Zizkdv Tabor, {. 204 c.
S. P. S., Jan Krinnan, tai. =
Tedy dopis zajiste vyznamny,
k nemuz poznamek netreba.
Zabavnl vybor oznamuje vysle
dek detskeho vyletu, nehoz
cisteho zisku zbyva $4,000.
Pan j. Bosak, mlekar Fulton
Rd. daroval veskere mleko a
snetanu ma vyletu upotrebene.
Ucitel p. Fred Mucha daroval
We prospech vyletu koberec,
kteryz obsazenim vynesl $40
a tab konan bude We schdzi pri
stf. Pani B. Cvrkova daruje
formu ma beranka, kteryzto
pfedmet obsazen bude pozdeji
Patronat vsem darcIm a vsem
pfiznivcGm detskeho onoho w
letu srdecne dekuje. Pristf
schdze konana bude v srpnu, v
obvyklou nedeli. Pfijem We
schdzi $93.45, 'vydanf $4,000.
Fred A. Mucha, taiemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
WSS] It'll IWSSl
NAVRAT DO WASHING
TONU.

Kongresnfk Jan J: Babka,
jenz travil v meste nasem ma
prazdninach, vratil Sc vcera do
Washingtonu, kamz privezl tez
sveho synacka Jenika, ably mu
krasy kapitolniho- mesta uka-
Zal. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
WS,Ss'] It'll W5s]
KONVENCE DELNICKE
STRANY.

Nova delnicka zdejsi strana
politicka zahaji prvni svou
konvenci v Moose sini, 1000
Walnut Ave. pristf patek, KITE
ryzto Sized obeslan bude asi
tislci delegaty, zastupujicfch
asi $4,000 uniovych delnikd v
Clevelandu. Ia patecni kon-
vence sestavena bude platfor-
ma strany a delnicky predak
John Fitzpatrick z Chicago bu
de hlavnim recniken, nacez
zvolen bude> lstredni vybor, ia
koz vybor agitacni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09

PRODAM LEVINE diva do
my o ctyrech bedrumech a kou
pelnou nahofe trech svetni-
cich dole. Jsou moderne stave-
ny a vSe je v Mich zavedeno.
Koupim tez menSi dOmek. Hla
ste sc V cisle 1870 Durkee
Ave. E. 131 ul. v Corlett, bli
ze kostela. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09
.vEkEJNA PkEDNASKA,

Is ssT4iss 80 a4 . S ~ 1
kterou pofadala v Narodni ST.
HI vcera vecer Delnicka Rada,
byla cetne obeslana. Schnzi "a
hail p. JOS. Martinek a po del
Sim vysvetleni, "a jakym ice,
lem tato byla svolana, predsta-
vii p. Frant. Binovce, elena ma
rodniho shromazds ceskoslo-
Venske republiky, jenz pravil
asi nasledujicf:
"Co Glen komise, ktera- byla
do Ameriky vyslana, ably STUDIO
vala zdejsi hospodarske a prd
myslove pomery die moznosti,
yyhledavam kazdeho sociali-
stu, kterym bych o 1kolech
nasi republiky Sc 'mohl pora-
dit. Valka byla Nemeckem a
Rakouskem vyvolana nejen o.
panovat svet, ale znicit slovan
ske narody v stredni Europe.
A my, pred valkou rakouskymi
intrikami politicky rozervani,
"a valky jsme Sc spojili v jeden
celek, abychom spolecne tonu
boji> celili. Vybudovali jsme 81
organisaci politickou hospo-
darskou. V risske rad6 jsme
verejne prohlasili, re. existen-
ce ceskoslovenskeho naroda ne
zavisi ma Vidni, ze 81 il dove
deme sami uchranit. Nasi spiso
vatele a basnici nam pomaha-
Ii republiku budovat a vycho-
va naroda usnadnila, ably pre-
vraty Sc konaly bez krveproliti
Tisice zivotd celnych muzd by
10 rakouskou vladou utraceno.
Po znich pri .nlaceni jiz Sc bra
10 sedlakdm obili a vsechny Ii
votni potfeby tax ze ceskoslo-
vansky narod byl odkazan k
zahynuti >hladem.
Zeleznicni zrizenci sd6lovali
nam, jak Sc z Czech vse vyvazi
do Rakous a Styrska slibova-
Ii, re v pripadu revoluce budou
~vse vozit mfsto do Vidne do
Prahy. Jiz IL rijna 1913 jsme
vefejne prohlasili, re s Vidni
nemame mic spolecneho, ze "a
kladame ceskbslovenskou re-
publiku a re lid sam 81 bude
vladu tvoriti. %. rijna Sc sese1
narodni vybor, ktery "a prvnf-
no presidenta republiky zvolil
prof. Masaryka.
Kdyz Wy, americtf krajane,
jste.Yasi vlast opousteli, nikdo
se.6'Vas nestaral a proto prija-
Ii jBtk Ameriku "a vasi novou
vlast. Republika nase chce Sc
postarat, ably vas navrat do Via
sti byl usnadnen pomery v nj
upraveny tax, ably kazdy nasel
prilezitost k zivotu cloveku pri
merenemu. Prali bychom 81, a.
by kdo mGze Sc do Czech ma
vratil a tam mas lid poucil, jak
Sc rychle a snadne pracuje, a.
byste ten mas lid o tom vasem
zde demokratickem zaTizeni u
vedomili a poucili. Gil a snaha
nasi republiky jest zaridit po-
merry pro blahobyG a Stesti ce-
leho naroda.N Touzebne oceka-
vame navrat tech nasich So
600 vojind re Sibire, kteTi "a
jiste nase snahy budou podpo-
rovat a usnadni jejich provede
nj. Ceskoslovensky narod deku
je americkym Cechum "a vse-
chny obeti, ktere pro nase osvo
bozeni prinesli a nasi.n pranfm
jest, usporadat pomery v nasi
republice tax, ably jste, Wy
tam st'astny zivot vedli a tax
Sc vam nejlepe odvdecime."
Poucna prednaska pana BIZ
iovce byla provazena bouri
potlesku.
Pan Martinek podekoval rec
niku "a objasneni pomerI v
ceskoslovenske republice, KITE
re jsme dosud neslyseli. Prina
senim obeti pro osvobozeni ma
Soho ,,Sv,oIo :c~oo 1xo~o1: -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09

KOUPI Sc zachovala kon-
trolni kasa (Cash Register) s
pristrojem ma stvrzenky. Hla-
ste sc v elsie 4735 Broadway.
Tel. - Union 2O4 L. I'll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09

PRIME Sc divka ma lehcf
domaci praci. Haste Sc u pi.
A. B. Sprosty, 4843 Broadway.
I'll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-09

PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt Sc stravou neb beze stravy.
Haste sc v elsie 1883 Niesen
Ave-, tez Sc koupi kamna k va
feni ma uhli a plyn. I'll
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-28
Wilson Slowly
Growing Better

Washington Further progress by
president Wilson in recovering from
his attack OF nervous exhaustion is in
dicated by his physicians. Although
the bulletins from the White House
have been In the nature of a cOnser-
vative statement, saying that the pres
ident had rested well and that there
had been no material change in his
condition, it was learned from men,
bers Of the presidents official family
that Rear Admiral Grayson and the
other physicians consulted in the case
were greatly encouraged.
The encouragement manifested by
the presidents physicians and others
of his household is understood to be
due not SO much to any marked i'm.
prOvement AS to success of efforts
made to allay the, effects of the ail-
ments incident to Mr.. Wilson's gen.
eral condition. Great importance has
been attached to THE elimination Of
the secondary ailments, because, the
neurasthenic condition will gradually
respond to the treatment being admin
istered.
The president has been permitted to
sit UP occasionally and has asked at
times that he be permitted to attend
to some work. His physicians have in
sisted that for the time being he must
be content to wait. Callers are not
permitted to see him, but numerous
reminders Of their visits are sent to
his room, one on Sunday being an arm
full of chrysanthemums personally de-
livered at the White House by three
enlisted men of the army and a sailor.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-28
Astor Dies in England


,London.-viscount William Waldorf
Astor died of heart disease October
1S, at Brighton, after q years illness.
He was Il years old. The body will
be conveyed to the residence of his
son, Hon. Waldorf Astor, M. p, at 4
St. James square. 1t will be cremated
and placed in the family's private
chapel at Cliveden.
Since he left America, in 1890, to
take up his residence in England, de-
claring that america Is not fit
country for gentleman to live in."
William Waldorf Astor had been al
most continually in the public eye.
The impulsive temperament which
caused his self-expatriatiOn kept him
in hot water in his adopted country for
many years. 1t was not until after
the outbreak of the war that he man
aged to overcome the opposition to his
ambition to achieve peerage. He
was made baron by King George in
1915 and viscount in 1917, in recog-
milton of his generous financial contri
buttons to war projects.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-28
District Teachers
Association Forming

A district teachers association
composing teachers from the counties
Bannock. Bingham, Bear Lake,
Butte, Caribou, Custer, Franklin,
Oneida and Power, is being or
ganized as result of the institute
meetings held in Pocatello last week.
1t Is hoped that the association Of
neighboring counties, formed at Rex
burg and at Twin Falls will finally
merge with this district in q larger
association to carry out reforms and
BENEFITS for the teaching profession.
An executive committee which will
propose plans OF organization ut a
meeting called for November 3 at
Pocatello consists of the county sup
erintendents, Superintendent Gittins
of McCammon, Superintendent
Davidson, of American Falls and
Superintendent Condie Of Preston.
This committee named three men,
bers as constitution and bylaws
committee and they are Mrs. Grace
Faulconer of Bingham county, Mr..
Gittins of McCammon and Miss
BOyun
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-28
Stormy Weather in
jackson Hole Country
9630 Acre-Feet Of Water Stored at
the Dam in Two Weeks. Less
Than Same Date Last Year
DRY SUMMER IS RESPONSIBLE

A report from the superintendent
of the Jackson Lake dam, just re-
ceived by the reclamation office at
Burley, states that the weather in
the Jackson Hole country has been
unusually stormy for this time Of
year. During September the pre-
cipftation amounted to two inches of
water; from the first to the eight
eenth Of October and additional Its
inches fell.
On October fifth the gates Of Jack
son Lake dam were closed and from
the fifth to the eighteenth $3.50
acre-feet has been stored. During
the corresponding period in 1918
there was stored 19,487 acre-feet
On October 18 the total amount Of
water in storage in the Jackson Lake
reservoir amounted to 1910 acre-feet
compared with 195,200 acre-feet on
the same date in 1918.
The very dry summer is reflected
in the lower rate of accumulation of
water this year, even tho the preci-
pitation has been much greater than
during the fall of last year.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-28
WAR ROMANCE
LEADS TO WEDDING
About a Couple Who
Are Now Citizens
of Blackfoot
A NEW BUSINESS

Since the leading actors in the ro-
nance that is told in the following
story clipped from the Mountain
States Monitor have come to Black.
foot to make their home and join ue
in upbuilding the community W.
think 1t will be read with more than
us,lal interest.
Lieut.. Daniels, who returned from
overseas 6. captain, and who Is now
just Mr. H. B. Daniels Of Blackfoot,
has all his arrangements made for q
modern filing and service station to
be erected on the lots at Broadway
and Sexton, which he purchased from
Mrs. rGace Stevens, and expects to
open for business in about one
month.-Editor.
Romance of Overseas
IAN A. e. F. romance that had it's
beginning in France, with the
heroine pretty former Denver tele-
phone operator, who handled an
army signal corps telephone ex-
change, thirty-five miles back of the
line Of battle at Neuf-chateau, and
the hero young lieutenant stationed
in an army hospital nearby, resulted
In the marriage, at Yuma, Colo, of
Miss Zada Freelove Black and
Lieutenant Herman Daniels of Bos-
ton.
"The wedding, in accordance with
the ranking Of the bride and BRIDE
groom, both Of whom in the army are
rated lieutenants, was military and
took place in the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Cora Bowling. Many
Denver friends of the bride, includ-
ing Miss Anita Chance, the former
'bunkie' of Mrs. Daniels overseas,
were in attendance.
.'"The story Of the courtship Of the
young couple in France is inter-
woven with the history OF big battles,
for which the dainty bride, one Of the
eighteen American girl operators at
relayed the calls from
the front lines TO Paris and to the
headquarters of General Pershing,
and was accompanied by all the
and inconviences attend
ant upon the wooing of one OF Uncle
Sans girl soldiers in service abroad.
Mrs. Daniels, then Miss Black,
volunteered from the Mountain
States Telephone company in Denver
asa member Of the United States
signal corps in the spring of 1918,
and in July of that year was sent
overseas. She was rated as an Of
ficer of the army, and within a month
after leaving here was stationed in
The Tours telephone exchange in
France.
after operating at that point
few weeks she was transferred to
Chaumont, the headquarters of Gen.
eral Pershing, and from there was
sent to Neufchateau, one of the most
~" Continued on page six