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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

olslogtc, foitctc Scr Colorado Tllcl
onO <}rpn Company jencr Strclf Nu-
mul9 mcDr ol5 cine NiilliOn, mo
Eobn :. 9fodCfellcr, Der &erbrjiOe.
rltngsopoltcl pon hclte, io0tc Oomol3
p0r icnent @omitc:
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y; ucrlicren. Scr IN Dem &ctricbc mI-
Gcle9t lit, ol& 0ob SEN 9ir0citcrn Bic.
les @nnOca 0oS 9ictbt gcnomnlcn miro
a! orocitcn iiir men ca ibncn NciGIlt. "
rUorn,f cin @0nitclnitglico lro9tc;
yl@ollcn Sic Oaron audi ieItbaltCl,
!ucm Sic (<br gou5ea @elO ucrliercn
lnD ouc [Sbrc 2lrbcitcr gctGtct mcr
0cn?" llnO NpGcicQcr: IS lit Dies
pin grObcs 45rin5Ip, cine national.
Norolc. llno mir mcr0cn Die Gcanl
ten lmtcritiiGcu iu ihrcm &uriC, mel
der I'M ($ntcreiic Der 9Irbeiter IClbIt
iii, lmO ibrcm 9}chtc 5rJ orbcitcn, IiIr
.mcn lie moucu llno mic tic tuollcn."
Milo rOo@ l}cd)t iI orbcitcn" mollty
0olnola 9foteicllcr fir Die 2Irbciter
r3luingcn nit neutrality-suspicious.
sic cr gegcn cbcn Oicic 9lrbcitCr rlh.
trtC.
: Ehrolcnbcl0cntlm.
Cob 0icics Erin5ip cine rationale
Eorolc Der &n0lrI1ricllcn it, glollbcn
Ipir 9erne, gcro0c 10 mic icBt 9lrbci,
Observation-Disclosures mo &cr-
briiOcrtn1sQcDuicl rationale Erin3i
,piCu iin0.
lorh lie iinO 9tbcimrorc mo mcr.
| Ocn iih els iolhc cntpuppcn. M0nNt
Sen CotIodc1 not) 10 DiclC :ViGntcl
fcn }n e@ f0mmt Der IGN uo O1c,t
N}Gntcidcn fo!icu lucr0rn uN0 Ok
nudtc Mohrheit Nor Ser gHClt Itcht.
g&ir Gcbcn ;}cItcM cut0CNclL Die 0a
Ill ouQetm IinO, oltc 0lcIc NhroIcu
in ocn 92inO 3u bloicn. Conn bic;
| ben Die &oniliftc 5uilhcn MOpit0!
! un0 lIr6cit nidbt olls, trot nllcr Npfc
icQcr- -@ohliohrt2eiurihtlmgcL OcnH
e. Ribt fcinc NormOnic }lpiihcn 4n.
Ipital uno 2(r6eit, efe ni@t beioe ems
qcluorOcn iinD, .. \. bcuOr nidt Bic
Idloiicnoc 2frbcit audi @ciibcrnl Ser
I&npitolicn lit. mclhc iicb bcllte III 0cl1
6dnoen peniger 9(u5beuter uno 9ti4tsz
tuer befinpen.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15
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Cos pcrbGngni5pollitc GCllplcl,
Oos 5cigt mobin Die OoucrnOc flint
idc Ginit0r1Nflm9 Der @cbllrtcn nuS
lcin pripot5tononlii6cn EntercII2
fiibrcn foln, lit rnS Die GCbllrtcnCnt-
mifcllmg ,Tronfrcicha, bic lclt Subr.
5cbntcn 5un p0lli9en StllltonO &C.
fonlnlcn iii. &lbrcnO 0elttl1lunO
felt 1871 Ieine 8olt55abl bon Al W}ilz
lionen Quf foIt 10 WtiQioncn permcIr-
te, blieG O;ejeni9e 5rontreid5 ouf Der
Oomoligcn 3obl pon 80 A}iaioncn
Itcbcn.
r5n ben Icbten 5lpci Sobr5cbntcll
bot ,Srunfrcih icDon bdufigcr cincll
jdGrlicben SterbeiibsrI Ihu6 bon To- tis
10000 WcuiNClt gehabt, !udbrcnO III
GcutihlonO Der @cbrrten e l(cbcr
idjub Don 1912 noN $4,000 bctrll9.
Scit tangent i! III TrolfrciI} h12 On.
item, ul,r cin O0Cr juei MinNCr ST
crhaltcn, nidjt MIR III Ger ltdOtlihcn,
iouocril oub mo DIT ill Ocr lonOlitbcn
@cu0lfcrl!ng pcrbrcitct. 9luBcr Sem
Centrum PariS iinb es Qerobe Die De-
portement5, in benen Der Do6lba6enbe
Naucr Wohnt, bic iognr o0s Ginfin-
NCripitcm III Der polfS1cf0hriid5Itcn
Wciic ourchgcfiibrt bnbcn. SSn Den
lcBtcn S5obr5chntCn iinO oQcr0ingS OiC
pcrid)icOcnItcn &orlhIGgc luo @eIcb.
crtmiirfc ocn SGnnt mo OCnl Eorla.
mcnt untcrbrcitct, bic ilt 9lnIcbnl1nQ
on oltr0nliidC Wllter sen @eburtcll.
riittgonq blIrct1 lto1tlidle Hcgiiniti.
0ung Ser finOcrrcitcn Gbcn bcfGnt.
pfcn ruolltcn, llnO cs ii1O IDon Geie
besbel eltinlnlltngCn erlallen, Ollr6 Sic
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15
,,Dater1auosipfe @efe{fen1i
SGcu

N}elt!lag, &iIDclu 1908 in W}ag.
Oeblrg gcbOrcn 9citOrbcn am 25. So
nlor 1871 III 9tcW 2)orf, crlcrnte Ooa
S6nc:OerboN0mcrf ltno monocrtc uon
1928 al Don ciucm Mciiter sum- on
0cren. 2tlf ieiucu gSonocrlm0cil
font cr ouh NoG EoriS, 4purO@ bier
I'M Sabre 1881 nit 0cn &onrntuniitcn
bctannt unD III Den oEunO Der Sc
rc6tcn" oltfgcNOmmcN Sm }tuftrog
OcalclDcn pcrioBtc cr 1888 sic
S6rift Sic IicnitNDeit, mic iic iii
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

term ln0 9lnagcbCllteten ulO BOB 0ie
2!Nsgcbclltctcn nllb III icncn friiberea
Sa0cn iid rcc6t cnCrgiid sur Mcbrc
lcttCn uN0 i6rc pprcnthnltencn Ned).
tc iorOcrtcn. Ger 9Lrbcitcr fam ci1s
sig unO oQtjn mlr 1ciuc [NNGerHiiNj
ucrtrctcn 0r6 Den 3llanlmcnlhlltb
nit icincaglcidcn, licr licqt ieinc
ril,5igc St0rfc. 0ob hopnn ppllcn
Sic HofciCQCr mo &nnlortcn nidlt5
miiicn. 0icic5 urciQcnc NCdlt Oc5
Grbcitera mOIlcn lie Inn nidt 5uGe-
Itchcn. llno 6icr iG0t Oo3 gon3c
Nurmonicgc0licl iibcr Ocn MoIicll,
uon bcn 81 re0cn elm 9}ofcicller Den
0QcrrcniAircn @runo bat. nil ejncrl
Sh0n0iICI o1f Ser Stiru mie 2uOs
Iplu
Ncnru TorD in !gtihigon lit elm an
Gcrer Iolhcr &hilmntbrop, ser oQc5
ijtr icinc 9!rbCitcr TIT, n6cr ihncn n05
Crgonjiotio1@rcdt Ocrmcigcrt. Bel
rcr mCrOcn lurr nrf 0ll3upiclc 9lrbcj-
fer pou ioldem NnrlnOnicQCOuicl nm.
ncbclt lmO ichcn fire fInrcn &lolicn-
intcreiicn llid}t.
2luc oicie 2lrbciteruohliobrtacin-
liftungen Uouieitcn Der 2irGeitHcbcr
iino uidta nla Hrodcll, bic Don Oc&
Neifen Giihe fielcn mo iino i'm
@run0c nlCDr i'm SSntcrciic Ser >Nl.
Drltrielcu ais Der gtrbcitcr. l(cbCrs
Of wo iolhc Observation-Disclosures
rihtrnQcn cjnQcfiIGrt lpCr0cn. lit 6u5
OrQnniiotionarccht Ser 9IrGc}tcr oils
gcifoltct, mol mn11t Sic 2lrbcitcr 5u
nuoerncn 9cibciQncn.
I'm ijbrigcn nat 0u@ Hotcicucr
illn. m fraiicitcn icl6It 6clpicicu III
1914 nls Die &oblcngrGbcr Goloro.
opa mpnatelong I'm Oo5 Ncmt finpi-
ten lid orQoniIICrcn 5ll oitrfcN. DC
icr Strcif lit cincs Scr bllltigItcn 60
.pitcl Der notwithstanding OiclcS
Hunoca. Canals ontluortctc Scr
hcltt non Nriiocrlidlfcit ihmoicln0c
RofcfcIlcr 7cincn 2Irbcitcrn nit Nlo-
ihincn9cmcbrcn lmO licG bililoic
Iroltcn lmO &irOcr hinmorOCn.
gSic Mofcicllcr icIbit Dor Dem I'M
tcriuflnqafonite Oc& &ongrciic5
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

mo wic lie Iciu ioUtc". IN %oria
cnhUifrltc iiG Ocr @c:tliugIrDc Aom=
nulni@mua. ?;oHO2m Mctiln0 De-
rclt2 1910 cine }IQIlntiOuarcilc n0N
Ncnf luternonnucn tottc, u-rle0tc
Ct i'm W}oi lSii iclncu @obuiiB Oo.
BIN. Sir icine towH1lrniitiidcn 2cD-
rem 1onO cr bel OCn III Ger SMmcl5
QrbC:GcnOcn 0cutidcn MnnOmCrt&gc=
lcIlCn cincn cnlpf0nJIicbcn Noocn.
Sur &crbrcitrln9 icircr &Occu grim.
Octe CT Die WtonatsiGrift rMilicrrf
Der 0clttlhen t>uQcn0", Scr Cr ip0tCr
0cn Iitcl Sic jllngc @cneration"
1uh. 1872 cntIton0 ieiu Mnuptperf
v@0ranticn Der MnrmoHic uHo GSrci-
bclt', 00a III elmer 20O0 GrCnpIdrc
'turfcn 2Iufln0c 0cOrutft unO Don iei-
NCn 6rclnOcn DcrbrCitct mur0c. &m
,YrllbIabr 1913 Q:nB @citIing noN
3ilricb, obD0bl Sr0bcl ibm itricb,
NoB Die Nolj5ci tim feline Orci Engc
0ul0cn mCrOC. Ga fan0 iih 0cnl au6
DolO crn NUmO, I'M aCQcn i'm Ciu?us
lhrcitCn. Mcitlinl bate cine nClc
Nroihilrc vGoa UpoWQclilml 0ca at
mCn Climbers" GcidricbCM IN Der Cr
Gbrilut2 ais &CrfiiHOCr fonlullniitiz
l6cr &cbrcn Oor5uitsliCn ilrtbtc. %
Der Erolpcft fhon nllf Cincn hIuapbcs
mlcrcnOCn lulO Die d)riitlifC NcliQiun
DcrobDlirOlgcnOCn >NuDol1 LobC icb!jC-
bcI lnIlcm lies Oic Stontaom0lt-
icGoft Don 3iirid) iofort 0o$ A}owt-
1trlpt mo Die bCrcit2 Nc0rutttCn NOs
gen. nit &clhlog bGlcgcu ln0 crbob
gcgcl S&citling Die 9inflngc Ger MDt-
tc2lGIttrlnQ Hn0 Oca 9ln1r:fia otf
Dos GiQclltlm. Ger Spruh luutCtc
ucQcn Oicicr &crQchcn ouf pier Wto-
note Wcf0nQnia. N&citlinN appel
licrtc an On2 CbCrgCritt mlrrOc ppn
Der 2lntlogc Der Wottc@l1Ilcrlrng frci-
gCIprOhcn, nbcr lucQru 2lufrcj}ung
i5lm 2hliruhr uN0 llcbcrtrGtlmQ Oca
6rcmOcnlcicBca nit feds W}oU0tcu
NCf1nNnla uu0 natDfOlgCn0Cr @lI>
|meiilmg olrH Der GiOgcnoiicnlhuft be-
itruit. 25n Wcf0ngnia idrirb yScjt-
iing icirc ,@crfcnp0ciicn". ,Snl Ma:
1871 murOc cr ali Die Ocltithc C5rcn5e
ocbroht. uon bo0iihcn Ncn0orn1rn
in Gnrpfono oenommen mO ihIicb-
| lih al lrcllbcn ollaoclicfcrt. DON no
mon i'm bonn ijbcr Sic 5omm,rocr
G5rcn3c brodtr 9Scitlino oino nod,
| 9onOnn, bolO Oorolf nofl 9(ncrifn,
mo ser olts oclrt7d,cn &onrn,uniitcn
bcItcbcnoc .Ncfrciltnosblmh" W}itt.I.
ulnft Icincr 9loitot;ol1 wlrbc, g}oA
| 9n,2brl,t6 ser Ecuohltion in l}rc,I6cn
cric,icn cr in Ncrlin no or cine fonr.
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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

- @s tit Sa6e Der hiItorii6en Gnt,
pidlung, ben Sinn fir ous ollgemeine
yBohltdtiga unO Die @iniidt in bic Be-
ten Wttttel 10 gu perpoQtOmmnen, Dab
Ter 2etben INNER peniger uno Die 2es
fensfreuOen immer grOBer tperben.
GrnIt 2anb.
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nud Sir bc,1tiopn g}rIitrr Ser GrSr
np1trp;ft Sir i;ibrc1 iih hcmnnrn
Srr 9(rhr;4crirhoi+ 9roc1tS7,Nriiir a.,
r1odhrr - orIcrhinos I,,r IN .y2nrtrn
gRir Scrr S1hmob r;nrr Drr ornfcn
G5tohIf6niop iih nor richt (onocr 3cit
hri rinpm 2nnfrtt ncrrnInI;t fiihItr
=, nrnnhr,ripn Sof sir }lIfI,rff Ser
Slrhpit ochSrp il not Sohn : g}ofr-
foI(pr inn hci p;nrn, ihnIif.cn glnIoB
irirc Observation-Disclosures gQrishrit Ins,
,rcIoiinn ,Tnn nnr r;nrr }riihcrirhoft
.n,iihcn Qnni+oI mn 9Irhrit orInro.
[trn
9(ls 0ie hcrridcnOcu &lQiIeu ullcr
90n0cr bic orhcitcnOcn &(oiien 10
ichr DrinocuD Drollcbtcn bel ihrcn
hIuti1cn 9}oItb- u1n Grohcr1uQ53ii.
dpn On hobcu lie iibcroQ Slrofric0cn
uroflomicrt mo nic Gntcrbtcn, Bic
,4 sT1.'So,' sI',.,<u ,:.;o ";.o ' > ,,;:ts >as
mortbr}Unas a. ~ 'cPc r2o,,6tc ,' %'2 %n;, ~ r,;rf
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LeL0e SllilOlE@ 9c9orI8 9eloueH.
%oQlt y; No0eTCl!er Jr. oocr nloQtc
olelc@ Slillolll@ mr. que 3eltcI pefe-
lu9t mlllen mo' lolr lhm germ 9!ou-
zen liiio AloNf %o['Nlo9a 81 eIner
%crorltocrIIh8 5m:'NeN &opIt0I lIlIo
|ttbcIf.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

tp, utS lkjIll plC 1~>'Si iOt wy, p'S --'N
i6incn luO Oa$ NctriebsfNpitnl lie
fern mus, oDnc pclhc feline SSn0uz
ilric m0glicb lit unO Ooa &upitnl lit
Hidt imItan0c, cin Na0 6n Drebcn
oGnc bic NIrbcit.
&cinc2 f0nn obuc OuS onocrc Cr-
folgrcib Icin IND oua lmuotiirli1c
Mcrh0ltlllS, n2nllih Oas iFchlen Oe5
aOntnttc5 5pilfcn 9lrbeitSgcbcr lno
@rbcitSncbmcr mltB 10 picI als mog-
lih oltf ieinen nornIalcn Stonhpunft
gc6radlt pcrocn, OaOlrh, 0oB pcri0n=
lI6c &c5iebungen ltottfin6cn 5piidcl
Sen 6obrifbciiberll 0ie Don Dcn @c=
on1tcn pCrtretcn mcr0cl lulb ben 9Irz
6citerL Bic non Gclc9otcn aus ibrer
!Vttttc pcrtrctcn lpcr0cn."
So mcit 2Sobn 9. Nofeicllcr il. Gr
iiibrt Oorn oI5 @ciipiel, no iol6c &r.
SiehlrnQcn 5wiid1cn 2lrbcitcrn un0
&opituliitcn Gerrilbcn, bic Colorado
~ o!'Ii ",.o HIp'' ~ ~, III @ t.I1 81: 81.
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Ner NdrlltonIep'oh pol fol9eI'oc
@ruH6logc:
Nllr9 8cbelmc Nbltlmnlllng mnb.
len I0prlld III Jc0em &ohIengrobcr=
lager Ic 100 Nrbelter c1nen &crtrcs
ter, III je0cnl SnAcr dbcr mn0c'ren2
jmel.
Nlclc NrbcItcnertrctcr hdttcn TIT
Sabre mlnOelten2 0rcl &On1crcn5c1
ob nit elmer glcid)cn 3obl DON Geont-
tclL oic ais &crfrctcr ser Sirmn on
jlticbeu inn.
6crner mer0en III lc0Cm Gntrlft
Der &otlengrGbcrla9er lulO ic0cr 2Ibs
tcillnQ Der StablnnlQge bier &omi-
tca QcbiIOet, Die ans ie Orci &ertrc-
Gcircbcn. lieie @onitr5 iino fiir So.
operation un6 GernrittIlrnq. fiir 81.
cGerbeit lmo llnf1le, fiir 8cilllrobeits.
piIegc unO 9ebuuilulaen un0 fiir gr.
holmQ mo ;T0rt6il0nnu.
Sat MIN ein Glrbeiter iruenb eire
&eifmer0c, 10 lpcnOct pr i'd an lei.
ucu &crtrctcr an ocn C8rubcn- Tor,
man oNcr 0cu Observation-Disclosures
fen p0cr ncr o0cruEhirru Nor1cIcp.
tcn Der ais I'll goB" bc;cirhnct
miro NodcirQcr i,1l,ior oibt Sir
g}criihprlmo, 6oI in hrn rp;ifcn MI.
fen nir 1lnocIc4rnfajf al c0iritionr
2l,frichcnbcit hriorIro- mfrs
@irO obcr fcinr GiniopuIo cr;ieIt
ic finn DER 2lrbcitcrnprtrptrr iirh m
bic b6bcrcn <ri1on2cn mcnSrr mi,
on rms 9nn,n1itc fijr 0n.0nrrotinn
rrn g;rr,nitt(,rn1 onnr ~ limit r;nn,,
g2prtrctcr hrr ,Sirrrn
HDdrfr(Irr rrflSrt 6op hip pcI,r,
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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

rllngsnlittcl SIT crboltcn. Gr Iernt
tic onf ibrcn NGDuucrt lmtcrihcjOcu
nlo fom III cincn pciicn 9lusglciG6
3pil6cn W}cngc umo @iitc ~ elmer
rGtloncllen %cfricOigung icillcr gtob.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-15

rln9S6e0iirfniiic gclongcn. Cine
0bnIihe GnhuifIumg madt Die &uIs
tnrrcnlbbeit Olrrh bel Der &efrieoi,
gling ibrcs ScOiirf!1iiies an Gto9fom.
mCnihoft.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
THEATRE WILL SHOW HOW
TEDDY LED SIEN IN BATTLE

Scenes of the famous Roosevelt
Rough Riders in action are a part
Of the historical incidents in "The
Fighting Roosevelts," to be shown at
the Montpelier theatre tomorrow
night, and matinee at 1880. after
noon. Immediately following Mr..
RoOsevelt's announcement to Presi-
dent Mckinley and the cabinet that
the Maine had been sunk in Havana
harbor. he is pictured rendering his
resignation as assistant secretary of
the navy and Offering his services
for action in Cuba. Then he sent
word to his former associates of the
cattle lands, and their response was
instantaneous. Cowboys, ranchmen,
gold miners and plainsmen of every
character, hardened and rugged,
fastened to the place of mobilization.
What happened in Cuba everybody
konws. See display advertisement.
In THE Family Skeleton" the
new Paramount picture starring
Charles Ray, which is coming to the
local theatre next Thursday night,
Sylvia Bremen, one of the prettiest
stars of the screen. will be his 'cho-
rus girl sweetheart. who trumps up
"a kidnapping episode and thereby
cures him of an imaginary disease
1t is humorous account of the
struggle of a young millionaire
against an imaginary inherited crav-
ing. and will afford an evening of rare
amusement
The features for the rest of nexA
week will be of interest to theatre
goers, but their nature is not as yet
definitely known. Suffice 1t to say
Manager Brough will see to It that
the reputation of the pictures he has
been showing will continue.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
GEORGETOWN MARSHAL
CAPTURES LOT OF BOOZE

Marshal Hyrum Larsen of George
town, appears to have a mighty good
nose for booze" At an early hour
last Tuesday morning a fellow passed
through that village in q car I'm which
he had liz cases of the forbidden bev-
erage. Marshal Larsen evidently
smelled the stun from afar for he
Immediately went in pursuit of the
early morning JOY rider. Overtaking
him short distance north Of the viii
lage, the marshal proceeded to
search the car with the result as
above stated. The car, the driver
and the whisky were brought to
Montpelier and turned over to Sher-
iff Athay. The fellow, whose name
is Root, and the whisky are now safe
ly lodged in the county jail.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25

Late song hits at the Thor c. Mel
sen Music Store. Ask to hear them.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
ELLEN strong)

The end of the school year is near
at hand and the students are striving
hard to finish their work. Although
they are busy, they were not asleep
to the fact that the Victory loan
campaign is on. Last Monday after
noon the grade pupils met those from
the high school and with flags float
ing they marched down Main street,
stopping at the First National bank
corner to sing several patriotic songs.
The lower grades took the lead, and
before leaving the school, the larger
students we're cautioned not to go
over the top" of the little ones, but
this was unnecessary as. the kids
were there when it came to marching.
The ranks were "demobilized" at the
city hall.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

An train of freight cars loaded ex-
clusively with threshing machines
passed through here last Monday en-
route to points in west Idaho. The
wheat crop prospects is the cause of
the movement of SO great number
Of threshing machines.
Free delivery to all parts OF the
city; no raise in prices.-W. J. Crock
EFT Mercantile Co.
Mrs. ]. Meredith returned to her
home in Burley Sunday after a visit
Staley.
Call and get our prices on spring
goods before you buy. You will be
surprised at our new prfces.-H. B..
Whitman.
Mrs. Jacob Messerlie came down
from Idaho Falls last Friday to ne
gotiate for the lease of the Messerlie
hotel to Mrs. e. Burnett, which was
consummated last Tuesday. The no.
tel had already undergone many i'm
provements under the management
of Mrs. Burnett and will further re-
ceive attention along that line until
1t is thoroly modernly equipped for
the accommodation of people seeking
rooming and boarding accommoda-
tions. The new lessee has been serv-
} ing meals for the past two months
and is rapidly acquiring a reputation
for the quality of cooking that appe-
ties and at a price lower than other
places are charging.
All classes of plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed.-Wm. Pen
derry, phone IL.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
GROO. & @TOOMER WILL
ENLARGE THEIR GARAGE

Yesterday Groo & Toomer closed
the deal for the purchase of 65x114
feet of ground, adjoining their gar
age on the south. The two residences
thereon, will be removed and an So
foot extension to the garage will be
erected. They will also erect a Is
foot extension on the east side pf
their present building. y
Fhe extension on the soutff wifi be
arranged especially for e. repair shop,
while the east extension will be fitted
up for office and supply rooms. All
of the partitions in the present build
ing will be removed and 1t will be
used exclusively as garage.
AS they are crowded for room,
work on the extension will be started
as soon as possible and rushed to
completion.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
BIDS WANTED

Bids for hauling not less than
5000 tons of rock from the WaterIan
mine and loading same ON ears ~
Montpelier. Hauling to be at the rot ~
OF about car load a day and IN
commence early in May. 10
SAN FRANCISCO CHEMICAL IN
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25

Estate of David C. Stuart, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the uni
dersigned executors of the estate df
David G. Stuart, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the. necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to
Edward G. Rich or G.. G. Gray, at
Montpelier, county of Bear Lake,
state of Idaho, this being the place
fixed for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estate.
Dated April 25th, 1919.
ED c. RICH.
G. c. GRAY.
Executors of the estate of said de-
ceased. 4-25-4t
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

My farm located at Paris, Idaho !;
has good house. barns, etc., electric
light, telephone and water works !;
place can raise from $50 to 800 tons
of alfalfa and timothy hay and from
1000 to 5000 bushels of grain !;
good pasture.-G. A. Weilenman,
Paris, phone 81.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
ODD FELLOWS, TAKE NOTICE

All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
especially invited to attend their an
niversary exercises at their hall on
April 80, 1919, at p. m. All So
journing Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
are cordially requested to be present
e. F. GUYON, Secretary
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends for
the kindness rendered during the
sickness and after the death of our
beloved wife and. mother. We all
feel very grateful for the many beau
tiful floral offerings.-Albert Zum-
brunnen and Family.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
REGISTERED HEREFORD
Bulls HON

iste e nave for sale 20 head n, ri.
ITS oTd hereford bulls ra,s VI reg
Iva Iva, coming two and tbra IN
VIZ VIII be sold at reasonab,e years
id L,se or call on Olson Rros prices
A"ano; phone 9s-R-ls os'' ovid,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25
CAST OF CHARACTERS In
,"ALL ON ACCOUNT OF POLLY

Following are the cast of charac-
ters in the annual high school play to
be presented at the opera house next
Tuesday afternoon and evening:
Ralph Beverly. Polly's guardian
---------.-----.----.--------.---.. Sharp
Baldwin, his son.-..--.---.-.-..-.Ver Dunn
Peter Hartleigh, a prospective
on-in-law-........-...G Grant Staley
Silas Young, a money lender
-.......--.-...-...-..--..John Beckwfth
Harkins, a butler----.Delbe Jones
Tommy, apoor little boy Vern Gentry
Polly Perkins, a small town girl
-..---.--.--.-.-..-------Fern WeIker
Jane Beverly. the wife Alec Garnette
HOrtense, her elder daughter
-........-.-.------...;.....-- Groo
Geraldine. her younger daughter
-.....--.--.-.-.--.-.-..., Evelyn Groo
Mrs. Herbert Featherstone....-....--
--.-..-.---..--.....-......-.C MumfDrd
Mrs. Clarence Chadfield.. Ella Murphy
Marie, a maid.-....-...-.....Kate Stephens
Miss Rembrandt, a manicurist
-.-..--......--..-..-.-..-.-..Cornelia MumfDrd
Miss Bushnell, a hair dresser
.........-............. Ella Murphy
Pudgy, Tommy's sister...........
-....-....--......--.......-.-.----.Tessa Thomson
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-10-10
Zion City and Good Citizenship

~ scrap oil paper Webb Kenyon law said the Wcon
Illinois and the violation OF her
necessity said the Chicago saoonkeepers
So modified their border line and under
night advanced with their conaband cragoes into Illinois
the laws of that great commonwealth defiance OF the
laws of the United States of America.
SO secretly and swiftly did they that no federal agents
barred officials halted their
They shall pass said small group OF alert and esolute
patriots gray the early morning AND THEY
NOT PASS Thanks the wachness and the vaor oil the
volunteer great drive Chicago
checked the laws OF the and the nation upheld
handful OF citizens all that stood
in the the greatest quow violating organization that the
nation ever knew-but that handful stood firm AS result
drivers wealthy brewers and beer and
politically aoonkeepers learned for the first time their
lives that they respect the law Of the land.
The story of how few Zion City by stopping trucks
with started the great drive against liquor law voato
gone the world 1t should inspire good citizens
where to do their part toward unfolding the law.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-10-10
BLIND PIGS

hearing dea these days of blind and
mutudnou drinks And perhaps
point
the Of the cellar
incidents predict the
The the barroom crousa the weeks
the knockout
upon politics the homes the children and all
which the saloon brought society,"
binder blind
The always revolving drinking saloon
revolving The always charged with being
supported Today
of entirely
the gmor Of bright lights and pol
glassware which made the baoom auring 1t
nothing but the buying selling OF poison and
II its naked hideousnes -Dearbo Independent.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-10-10
ENFORCING THE LAW
Chicago Daily News

Judge Lands believes that laws are
made to be enforced and SO lie is
making notable progress in his policy
of enforcing the federal law against
the sale OF intoxicating liquor. Judge
Gcmmill of the Municipal Court OF
Chicago holds similar views. He fined
saloonkeeper $500 and costs the
other day and sentenced him to
serve sixty days i'll the house of cor
rection for selling Intoxicating liquor.
He also ordered the mans saloon
closed until a $1,000 bond should be
given as guaranty that no more liq-
uor would be sold in it illegally.
Much is said about "the strong arm
OF the law Too little is said of the
strong arm OF Indifference or sinister
influence that prevent the enforce
ment of law.
Regardless of whether the laws
against the sale of Intoxicating liquor
are wise or desirable it may be said
that beyond question the judges who
enforce these laws honestly and fear
lessly are the judges who teach re.
spect for law and therefore advance
the cause of good order, good citizen.
ship and good government.