The chiefs of police in the cities of Boise, Coeur d'Alene, Lewiston, Pocatello and Twin Falls shall register those within the limits of said cities, and the postmasters of said cities shall register those outside of said cities who may reside within the county that said post offices are located in. That in all other communities than those above mentioned, the registration is to be done by the local postmaster.
Eat a baked potato and save a slice of bread for the soldiers.
Yours very respectfully,
P. M. DAVIS,
Postmaster, Boise, Idaho.
Chief Registrar, Idaho.
"Whittled down to our size" and when this is done, know we can lick them. If this war keeps on long enough, the United States will have the largest army Europe and Germany, which started with the largest army the world had ever known, will have one of the smallest. No one can then doubt the result of battle.
TAKING THEMSELVES SERIOUSLY
It is really amusing how seriously some men, especially scientists, take themselves. The newspapers Sunday are filled with the startling announcement that a new star was discovered during the eclipse last Saturday. Scientists are heralding it as a "discovery wonderful importance," one astronomer declaring "It is of even greater importance than the eclipse itself." This will be cheering news to the people of the war-torn world. Let us forget the strife in Europe, the wrecked and broken homes, the need to raise money and men and build ships to carry on the war, and let us rejoice with these great scientists who have "discovered" a star that is probably not more than 10,000,000 years.  The "wonderful importance" of this discovery will be apparent to all mankind. 