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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
SUV. VALSTIJU KAREI-
VIAI TOL BUS MEKSI-
KCJ, KOL JIE BANDI-
TUS VYSIS

Ma.'fa, Tex, rugp. % d.
Pietinio departamento va
das, maj.-gen. Dickman sia-
dien uzreiske, kad Suv. Val
stiju baudziamoji ekspedici
ia, besivejanti Renterijos
banditus, suemusius du
Amerikos kariuomenes la
kunus ir pareikalavusius is
parko uz juos toliai pasiliks
Meksikoje, kol j banditus
vysis, jei priesingo paliepi-
mo nebus is kares skyriaus.
Gen. Dickman nelabai su
sirupines Meksikos valdzios
protestu prizes Amerikos ka-
reiviu isiverzima; jis vadi-
ma j "tai paprastas rude
minis protestas."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
JUOZAS ATSISAKE NUO
VALDYMO YENGRIJOS.

Paryzius, rugpjucio % d.
KunigaikStis Juozas atsisak5
butt galva vengru valdzlos II
isvaziavo is BudapeSto; sta
praneSa Viennos telegrama
Radio agenturai,
Kun. Juozas buvo paemes
valdzia j savo rankas po trum-
90 administrative premiere
Tuliaus Peidl'o, krlris buvo su-
dares socialistu kabineta kada
Bella Kuno valdzia buvo Ma.
versta.
Juozo valdzia buvo skaito-
ma neatstovaujAncia SALES il
atgaleiviSka, zadejusia net mo.
narchija atsteigti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
ATGABENO HAMMOND
400 STREIKLAUzIU.

Hammond, Ind, r"ugp. %
d. Vakar laivu atgabeno
Hammond 400 streiklau-
ziu If nuvede JUGS j didziu-
Il Standard plieno karu
kompanijos fabrika.
Streikininkai buvo susi-
rinke pas fabriko vartus
tue tikslu, kad neileidus
sreiklauziu yidun, bet riau-
siQ nebuvo, kadangi daug
milicijos stovejo. Gov. Good
rich pasiunte Hammondan
vienuolika kompaniju India
nos miiicijos,
Kompanijos virsininkai
tvirtina, kad bus atgabenta
daugiau streiklauziu, jei
streikininkai savo masiniuo-
Sc susirinkimuose Siadien
po pietu nesutiks priimti
kompanijos pasiQlinimu.
Kompanija siulo z nuosim-
cius daugiaus algos. Vietos
sekretorius William
inano, kad streiki-
ninkai nutars priimti kcm-
panijos pasiQlinimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
SOMETIMES KAREIVI-
JOS VEJAMOS VISA
LINIJA.
Kopenhaga, rugp. % 6

kopenhaga, rugp. 22 d
Lenku vyriausioji zinyba Va.
savoje skelbia, kad lenku ka-
reivijos uzdave dideli smugj
bolsevikams If lenkai jas veja.
81 visur.
Rovnos tvirtove Volyniioi
perejo i lenku rankas po Smar-
Klaus music.
Nuo Minsko j rytus lenkai
pasieke lgumeno-Dortyno IL
MICS,
Lenkai national eina ! Siau-
re If i pietus nuo Pripetes pei
kiu, kurios yra rytineje Lietu-
viz Brastos pusej. Igulnen yra
40 myliu nuo Minsko ] rytus.
Rovno yra viena trikampio
tvlrtoviu pietrytinej VolynijoJ,
kitos dvi Lutskas ir Dubno
teko lenkams seniaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
TikiSi SumuSti bOISevikuS i
rnetuS IaikO
Ebert prieme prisieka kaipo Vokie-
tijOS prezidentas.

rama, pamazu ryja mus. Jie
vel atejo trisdeSimts myliu
Siapus demarkacines liniios
be jokio dangstymosi boise
vikQ nuginklavimu, kadangi
bolSeviku nera Suvalku gu
bernljoje.
"Mes esame pavesti musu
priesu malonei ir negauna-
me pagelbos nuo talkininku
net pries vokieciu uzemima
musu pus6 Sales. zmones
kencia nuo vokieciu ir rel
kalauja, kad jie apleistu
juos. Vokieciai iSeitu, jei
talkininkai jiems prisakytu,
bet kol kas jie toxic prisa-
kymo negavo il nematyt,
kad talkininkai nori, idant
vokieciai iseitu. Tokiu budu
mes esame palikti kovoti su
vokieciais ir bolsevikais.
MusQ vienintel6 willis yra
Suv. Valstijose, kurios gall
suprasti musu troskima lais-
YES"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
CRANE'O STREIKININ-
KAl SUDAUzE KARA IR
Suicide DARBNINKUS

| H1 AA<AANf1 AN
SUICIDE DARBNINKUS
Chicago, ILL.,, rugp. % d.
Streikuojantieji Crane'o
kompanijos darbininkai va
kar po pietQ sudauze plyto-
mis- kara. Jie isdauze visus
langus kare, sunkiai suicide
du vyru, lengviau suicide
a moteris, o kitus snlagiai
isgasdino. Tas atsitiko ties
Kedzie Ave. ir w 80 gat.
William Garbe, 100 N.
Wood gat, ir Irving Hobek,
$50 w. IA g. buvo parmus-
tt plytomis If JUGS apziure-
10 dirbtuves gydytojas.
SeSlOS SaV2lteS tam atgal
1000 Crane'o kompanijos
darbininku sustreikavo, pa
reikalaudami didesniu algu
If kitty salygu. Kompanija
atsisake ispildyti ju reikala-
vimus; j sustate savas So
lygas ir laiskais issiuntinejo
savo darbininkams, kviesda
ma grizti prie darbo tuos,
kurie jas prims. Pereita ket-
verga atsisauke apie puse
streikavusiu darbininku ir
jie, saugojami policijos pra
dejo dirbti. Streikininkai ne
galedami prize streiklauziu
prieiti pas dirbtuve, saugo-
10 JUGS is toliaus ir taip at
aprasytasis uzpuoli-
mas. Policija sakosi nezino-
just apie il.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
TIKISI SUMUSTI Boise
VIKUS | METUS LAIKO.
Paryzius, rugp. 21 diena

Pasekmingas Denikino zygi>
pictu Rusijoje, imant drauge
su anglu laivyno uzpuolimu ant
Kronstadto, su lenku ir Siaur-
vakarines rusu kariuomenes
jud6jimu prizes bolSevikus, la
bal atkreipe ! save taikos kon-
ferencijos rateliu donna. Ru-
sq politinis kolnitetas paryziu-
je tikisi, kad visuotlllas jude
jimas prizes bolSevikus lures
pasisekima dar zienai neate-
jus, neziurint kolcako nepasi-
Sekimq rytuose.
Sulyg komiteto apturetais
praneSimais, Denikino karei-
WIGS marsuoja ant Kievo, paA
5me Chersone il Nikolajeva.
Nuo Kievo / rytus JOS paenle
name visus svarbiuosius gelz
leliq centrus Xxi pat Volgai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
LENKIJA, NUOLATINIS
PAVOJUS PASAULIUI,-
SLEzEVICIUS.

Kaunas, rugp. 20 d. (per
Kopenhaga rugp. % d. =
Man siadien gavus proga
pasimatyti su uzsienio san
tikiq ministeriQ, p. Slezevi-
ciumi, jis sitaip uzreiske:
"Lenkija virsta antraja
Austro- -Vengrija ir nuolati-
niu pavojum pasaulio tai
kai. Mes pilnai paremiame
etnografine Lenkija, bet
kuomet lenkai uzima Gardi-
na, kuris pirklauso baltgu-
dziams; Vilniu, kuris pri-
klauso lietuviams; Minska,
kuris isimtinai yra baltgu-
dziq ir Lemberga, kuris pri-
Klauso ruslnams, If stengla-
81 uzinnti Vitebska, kuris
yra latviQ, ir ukrainos dalis,
nerninint jau apie vokieciq
ir cechq zemes, tai jie tve-
ria naujus Balkanus.
'Lenkq imperija su 40,
100000 gyventoju niekuo-
met nebus stipri, kadangi j
turi 100000 lenku, o vi
81 kit gyventojai susideda
is lietuviu, baltgudziu, ukra
inieciu, cechu, vokieciu ir
zydu. Tokia Lenkija bus
amzina europinio militariz-
mo guzta. Francija geidzia,
kad Lietuva butq priskirta
prie Lenkijos, bet mes atsi-
sakome butt dalimi tos val
styles, kuriai anksciau ar
yeliau yra lemta zuti.
"Lenkai kur tik nueina,
ten iveda persekiojimus.
Vilniuje, kuris nuo 13 simt-
mecio buvo kulturine ir eko-
nomine Lietuvos sostine,
lenkai suarsetavo musu vi
suomenes zmones, suard6
musu augstesniasias mokyk
las ir labdarybes istaigas
uzdare knygynus, isveza
brangesinuosius daiktus il
apiplese Sail, panaudodam
ia pacia sistema, kokia vo
kieciai vartojo uzimdami s
ta krasta.
"Kartu kartais lenkai pc
reidinejo damarkacine lini
ia, taikos konferencijos nu
vesta ant Lietuvos zenes i
uzgrobe naujus musu Sale
plotus. Lenkai, kurie yra a
-ginkluoti francuzu ginklai
ir turi morale Francijos ps
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
ANGLIA JIESKO RINKU
RUSIJOJ.

Kepenhaga, rugp. 21 d.
Sulyg National Tidende"
Anglia nori gauti gelzkeli-
le koncesija per Estonija,
pasiekimui Rusijos rinku.
Laikrastis priduria, kad
Anglia nori nuomuoti Da-
go ir Oeselio salas Baltosio-
Sc jurose pastatymui komer
ciniO uOstO.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23

tt Xxi galui. Miesto ir aps-
kriCio policijos skyriu ma
rial prisirenge tam, kad su-
teikus tinkama apsauga,
O Pittsburgh gatvekariu
kompanijos rengiasi paleis-
tt 'Iarus. Biznio organiza-
zijos rengiasi prasyti gov.
Sproul, kad jis suteiktu dau-
giaus apsaugos, jei butu rel
kalas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23

je, todel Anglijai maloniau
yra matyti suskaldyta Ru-
sija.
Pas rusus tautir inkus yra
gincQ sulig to, kaip toll lem
kams galima leisti eiti va
karQ linkui j Lietuva If Bait
gudyja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
SUV. VALSTIJOS PANAU
Dos VOKIECIQ LAKSTY-
TUVUS PASIENYJ.

Dayton, 0. lugp. 22 d.
Du vokietiu lakstytuvai FOX
ker. modelio siadien tapo nu-
siusti i Mount Cler7ens, Mich,
o is ten busia siunciami Mex
sikos pasienin. Situos laksty-
tuvus amerikieciai paeme ka-
reje;; sia savaite istyre ju stow.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
DAUCIAUS KAREIVU
SIUNCIAMA MEKSIKON

Maria, Tex, rugp. % d.
81 vakara daugiaus raituju
kareiviu gavo paliepima ap-
leisti upe. Jie gal susijungs
su baudziamaja ekspedicija
ir pakeis dali dabar veikian
ciu Meksikoje. Kick karei-
viz siuneiama ir kokion vie
ton nesakoma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
ALGOS STOW UzPAKA-
LYJ 10 MUGS. >

Albany, N. Y, rugp. 22
d. = Nors vidurinis savaiti-
mis- dirbtuves darhinirku uz
darbis pakilo 80 nuos. nuo
birzelio 1914 m. Xxi birzelio
1919 m. bet maisto kainos
pakilo 92 nuos. per ta patti
laika; sta pranesa valstijos
pramones komisija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
EBERTAS PRIEME PRI-
SIEKA KAIPO VOKIETI-
JOS PREZIDENTAS.

Londonas, rugp. 22 d.
agenturos telegrama IS
Weimaro Siqdien praneSa, kad
Frederick Ebert be jokiu ce-
remoniiu prieme prisieka sulig
nauja vokieciu konstituciia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23

Prezidentas pasal.e kalba, XII
rioj jis uzreiSke, kad svarbiau-
sill naujosios Vokietijos prin-
cipu bus "laisve ir ticsa."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
Bella KUN NAUJAME
KALEJIME.
Vienna, rugpjucio % d

Vienna, rugpjucio 22 d.
Austrijos valdzia delei kaimie-
ciu protestu iskele veng.e -.
Bella Kuna, dra
Landleri if Herr Pohrq is Sc
no maluno Thaya klonyj, kur
jie buvo kalinami, i nauja ka-
lejimq, bet kokioj vietoj nepa-
sakoma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
AMBASADORIUS GREY
ISVAzIUOS AMERIKON
RUGS. 16 D.

Londonas, rugp. 21 d. =
Naujasis Anglijos ambasa-
dorius Suv. Valstijoms gra-
fas Grey isvaziuosias New
Yorkan rugs. 16 d,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
100000 NUOSTOLIU PA
DARE DEBESIO PER-
TRUKIMAS.
Uniontown, Pa. rugp 22.

Unlontown, Pa. rugp 22.
d. = Connellsvilles koksu apy-
gardoje siadien rytmetyj part
rukes debesys padare nuosto-
lily uz daugiau kaip 100000;
kasyklas uzplove vanduo, tro-
bos, gatvekariu il gelzkeliu be
glai tapo nuneSti. Pasigenda>
ma keliu zmoniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-23
PITTSBURGH GATVEKA
RIU TARNAUTOJAI
STREIKUOSLA Xxi GA
y LUZ.

Pittsburgh, rugp. % d.
siadien vietos gatvekariu
darbininkai nutare streikuo
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
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Mrs. Del Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Cleveland. left last week for q visit
with friends shd relatives in Nebras-
ka.
Ben Cleveland II visiting In the val
ley. He reports that his father and
mother are nicely located In Boise.
Mrs. John Ostrom spent the week
end with Mrs. Matley and visited the
Big creek Sunday school.
Fred Horn has purchased . new
automobile.
Born. October. 9. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Raberpprt six pound baby
girl. both doing nicely. Jack and Al.
ma hsd the pleasure OF weighing said
baby. S 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. =. C. Frasier Of Sal.
mon were In the valley on business
last week.
Countess Giviycka il trying her luck
In Pakslmafoi valley for said goat
that she didn't get In the Middle Fork
Rev. Reynolds OF Boise will con
dust = ten-days meeting 1t Big creek
He visitGA the valley two months ago
and was very much appreciated %
came hack BY request Of the people.
Mr. Snd Nfs Roy Herndon and
daughter Jane made . trip TO Aackey
to bring back little sister six years
old which will make her home with
them.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Tnere a more catarYh 10 this ssetsoa
ef tks country thaa al other diseases
pat together. and for yeaxs % was sup.
possd to ~ iEcuraoIe Doctors psescrioeo
local rsmodte1, and ~ constantiy fatttne
20 cure With local treatment pronouneed
Il ineusahie. Cataryh II . local dtoease.
greatly innusncsd By constitutional con-
dttIous and therefore regutfes eoneutn'
t3onai treaensat. IHAi1ee cetasTh 0ed.
ctns, manufactussd ~ y. J. Cheney Z
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. = . constitus'onas
thYu tha Blood % the Mucous Surfaces
Of the system. One Hundred Dollars =.
ward 10 offered for any case that hAUe
cafarYh Medicine fails 70 cure. SEND Ses
circulars and seotimontals.
y. ,. CHENEY . Co. Toledo, ono.
Guid By DTueg1ets. he.
Iciie femiIy Pilic for eonstipatieo.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
NELSON. RANCH 10 SOLD.

r. A. Nelson has sold his ranch at
the lower end Of the PahsimarOi and
embracing $40 acres. together with
the stock and Implements thereon. In
GLIDING rs head Of cattle. to A. ". Mil
Ter. The price received was $4,000.
Mr.. Miller owns adjoining property
and this tract will make up large
holding. Mr.. Nelson In looking for
another place In this county but situ-
ated In a lower altitude.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Thurxday night Of last week wal
sure some cold. the thermometer reg
isterinE M low as eight above zero
making some Of IN wish we had saved
at least some Of our summers wages
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
oeeA lar oIlleueneee

1.-TWO years ago suffered from
frequent attacks OF stomach trouble
land biliousness. Seeing Chamber.
llain's Tablets advertised concluded
to try them. ! improved rapidly."-
Miss Emma verbryke. Lima. Ohio
For sale by q. @. Hettinger, druggist
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Everybody likes q bowl OF Chill
Con. with genuine Mexican beans.
Served at Loggers' N. Y. Cafe. Also
hot tamales all hours OF day. 10-10-17
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Don Casterlin WAS q passenger Il
Salmon on Mondays train on a pleas
ure trip. which pleasure will consis
principally In having lot OF denta
work done. -. u. -. ~.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
piarrhesa In Children

For diarrhoea In children one year
old or older you will find nothing bet
ter than Chamberlain's Cole and d.
arrhoea Remedy. followed BY a dose
|of castor oil. II should be kept At
hand and given - soon ~ the first
unnatural l0oseness of the bowels ap-
pears. For Sale by =. @. Hettinger.
druggist. ~. ~;
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
Lxe 70 THE RESCUE

/ -
Considerable excitment was mani.
| fest here during the greater part Of
/ last week. especially Amonx'the stock
holders aId dep6eitors Of our little
hank. Tho rnmor. was current To the
eieect thatkohtaiders were. negotiating
for control OF the stock and there
we're sufficient grounds for the m.
NOR to cause BERNARD ,Auhands, In
consultation with several d the
stockholder8, %, strongly Intimate his
resignation In the event of the control
going to the Pocatello party. II was
learned that A. 8. Roes, president OF
the institution. was offering ninety
ave shares for sale 1T one hundred
ten dollars per share. 10y n. Lee i'm
mediAtely got In touch with Mr.. Ross
and . contract was drawn up In
which Mr.. Lee took q fifteen day op-
tin a the block. depoaiting ono
e1suDnnd dollars NJ . forfeit In the
ev1at he failed In his part OF the con-
tract. While on the other hand Mr..
naes Deposited ~ a forfeit Ave shares
a the bank stock TO be forfeited In
cAee he falls to deliver ~ per agree
memt. Neither one will be apt to lose
49, . alarlsit, 10 the deal can be
claasa1 - bone nde.
ps1w - Saturday Mr., Lee owned
ten shares and with the s6 shares &C.
quirsd from Mr.. Ross and one share
from r ~. Whitcomb. gives him .
total u one huHdred six shares out
Of . total u 80. Confidence has
been restored from the assurance that
the control will remain In the hands
q local people and that Mr.. Allhands
viii continue ~ cashier.
Margaret vedder reached here
Tuesday morning a this wesk, com
ing In On the stage. Miss vedder =
charge OF the domestic science d.
partmsat cf the school. There WAS
- time lost on the lady's part - she
rot busy IN hour after her arrival.
Meosrr. Cotton. Ferrta. Reddington
ana Dovance came 10 from the hills
Tuesday OF this week with . round.
up. Tho cattle were AL n nne con-
dition.
What the government Ii doing to
lower the high cost Of living and hes.
ten 10 the alienation Of the needy:
Last August the govsrnment sent ont
posters announcing that they would
cell for cash certaia food ptu9 and
. IN every case ths Urics ef each Artiale
wa1 stipulated. The pricese6s being 10
much lower than prevailing retail
prices several people here awaited
themselves Of what appeared to be .
grtat opportunity. They raked to-
gr&her the cash In ore way or anoth-
Or and ordered al their means would
allow them 10. This was last August.
and up y this writing. not one word
hae been heard from the order. Pay
Wa demanded In advance for parcel
pcqt delivery. Whatsa mateah?
Through IN agreement 70 disagree
tho proprietors Of the Midget" res.
taurant went out OF business last
week and 10 far We have but one
! public place To eat. There are rumors
aAoat. however, to the effect that a
restaurant man from Salmon will
shortly reopen the Midget. Il h furth-
Or rumored that Sarah H0uk. who
formerly ran tho Midget. will open
the Commercial hotel. I'VE should
worry" Well eat anyway.
Stone and Human loaded out sew.
cral car loads Of sheep Last week for
-. ~ ell nxx
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

&C. r. Shuey and family Of Gilmor,
mOtored down last Sunday and were
quests OF the M. w. Freidorffs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Tull Dunlap OF Salmon was In oul
city last week transacting business.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

George Yearian went to Salmon last
Saturday on business bent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
IEADORE AND UPPER LEMIII

The Snow Brothers. mining engi-
neers Il Gilmore. spent several days
here last week surveying and plat
ting the underground workings Of. the
Great Divide mining properly.
! Last week Wednesday the Cruik-
shank estate shipped one. hundred
forty head OF horses to Omaha. Mike
Plum and Frank Hall accompanied
them through.
| Frank Purcell In leaving this week
for Long Beach where he will apply
himself to ship building. Frank work.
I'd there last winter and bays his
health Ii much better there than In
this high altitude.
Attorney w. II. O'Brien came in
last week and removed his Office az
lures, closing up his place here for
good. This leaves an Opening for =
good lawyer m we are absolutely des-
titute along that line.
DR.. J. L. Stafford. the chiropractor,
left this week Thursday for Z ten
days stay In Spokane. and ~ Z result
Mrs. Dom Casterlin will look after the
correspondence for the next issue OF
The Recorder.
Last Thursday the twelve months
old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martell met
with rather . serious accident. The
other children were wheeling the lit.
tie fellow in . mine wheslharorw and
while running the barrow was tipped
over and tho little fellows right hand
Was caught beneath the steel rim and
. rock, lacerating the hand quit badly.
He was taken 1t Onco 70 the office Of
pr. oaRord for treatment and - do
ing nicely.
The H. c. Christensen family NOV.
ID Into their nav home last week
where they will have comfortable
quarters with plenty OF room.
Mrs.. Holmes OF Ogden, Utah. came
In last Friday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. a. J. Mcfarland.
/ Fred Hall has returned from an ox-
ltsndsd trip through Chalhs.. Maelkay
and other points. Mr.. Hall II q stock
man and his trip has been along that
line.
r. O.. McFall .la& last Saturday for
INew York City via Salt Lake from
which point no will be accompanied
BY Mr.. Ashton. one OF Salt Lakes
leading attorneys. The trip 10 In the
interest OF the. "Great Divide"
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Stone and Human loaded out soy.
cral car loads Of sheep Last week for
winter psaturaEe In Imperial valley.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

r. o. McFall LAT last Saturday for
New York Cry via Salt Lake from
which point no will be accompanied
hy Mr.. Ashton. one OF Salt Lakes
leading attorneys. The trip 10 In the
interest OF the. Great Divide"
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Fred Hall has returned from an az
tended trip through Challis.. Maskay
man and his trip has been along that
line.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

Mrs. Holmes OF Ogden. Utah. came
IN last Friday to visit her daughter
Mrs. a. J. Mcfarland.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17

The H. c. Christensen family NOV
Cd Into their nav home last week
where they will have comfortable
quarters with plenty OF room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-24
DEVOTION TO FAMILY URGED
Home Allegiance Greater Than
ANY Other. Saws Lenten Sneaker

People should show a greater devo-
tlon to and appreciation of members Of
their families" said the Rev. Hugh
Birckhead, of Baltimore, at the noon
Lenten service at st. stephens Church
today.
He told his audience that people owed
an allegiance to their femilies which
should transcend their allegiance to all
other individuals
Too many folk are cheap optimists
who sing Pack Up Your Troubles in
Your old Kit Bag and Smile. Smile,
Smile" That is the opinion of the Rev.
George Creig Stewart, of Evanston, III,
who addressed the Garrick Theatre
Lenten service, on Optimism"
There is no optimism worthy of the
name" he said, that hasn't it's roots
down In the deep realities Of life. Both
optimism and pessimisnn have their roots
IN the same realities. The difference is.
pessimism grows down deeper into the
| dark while optimism grows up into the
| light. It is a candid facing of the prob
| lens of life"
At Old Christ Church the Rev. Louis
| @. Washburn spoke on "our Needs foi
Divine Help