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p'H'G'I'N'H'S FT'H'L1'H'N'H'S

Ambos saien. 70 he querido Sc
guir ahora Ell camino que ellos reco-
rrieron entonces, y 10 hago sin vaci-
laci0n. sin tenor a eq~uivocarme, Sc
guro de que pongo mi planta en- los
sitios donde ellos posarOn las suyas.
Los zee paSar por delante del temple
de Eesta, continuar a 10 largo de la
Basilica. Seguir ell Ficus Jugarius V
.dar la vuelta 4 la %colina, para entrar
en- ell Campo de Marie. I'm eli Cam
30 de Marie, donde esperan a Cesar
as vcintitres ~punaladas de Marcus,
81 hijo.... "iTu quoque, Fili"'
Cicero los ojos... Reina I'm silen-
10 solemne... les Illusion? De prom
0, creo e~scuchar los gritos desgarra-
ioreS del pueblo desesperado. -. iCe-
a ha muerto, Ell Foro entero resu-
:;# para nil. Calpurnja, inquieta,
inzase 4 Ia Gale; cl clamor crece,
S gcntcS rugen. Sc deSgarran las
9stiduraS, cubrcn dc polvo sus ca
eZaS....
Loca. Calpurnia CORE al temple
= Saturno, an cuya puerta ]encuentra
funebre cortejo.. Cesar Ia muer
)! Su rostro aparcce descubierto,
:u~chilIado... Tn brazo cueiga a.
'astrando por cl sueIo. Los csclavos,
,ntamcn.c. conducen los deSpojos del
ontificc 4 su modesto manSion....
Han matado al Cesar. iTengan-
/!
Fl pueblo grita, ebrio de Juror; Ia
.uchedumbre invade Ct Foro por eI
'giIetum. por Ia Via Nuova, por la
q Sacra. por el Nicus TuScus....
fenganza, Han colocado cl cadaver
3brc IN lccho cubierto de purpura y
-o.... La toga. con sus veiutitrcs
Ina.adas. cs III trofco aug Antonio
lseHa 4! pueblo micntras i~mproviSa
Itct.co. ~inyocando q los doses. pi-
lendo 4 Ia multitud que no divide ia
las e. crimen.... iNcnganza! ! An
prio iura que lc vengara. cuenta
Is hcridas, agita la toga q los cuaLro
ientos. l.ora. maIdjcc =. N 81 deses-
~erac;Ou. So arroja sobrc el lecho
-5rcbrn = iGf.u7r rDu-+llsO 81 cadavpr
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Salyo Ct cuadro.

I'm IN mOmcnto critico dc la eta
IA hataIIa, cuando una cSquiua del
:uadro ingIes habia ccdido ante el
Zero ataquc de los Dcrvishc. cl cue
antonccs era CAPTAIN Wilson, salt6
| el y solo, mantuvo al encmigo con
,enldo. hasta que algunas fucrzas dc
os regimientos de York y Lancaster
lcudieron Il prestarle auxilio. Sc de-
fendla cor 81 cspada. pcro esta Sc lc
rompi0. Y ~cntonceS Wilson combati6
L punaladas, y 10 que parecc ~invero-
simll. salio dc Ia rcfriega con lcsio-
mes lcvcs NADIA maS.
Sir Arthur tienc prosapia dc com.
batteries y luchadoreS, pues es 81
hercdcro DC la Baronia que su ito.
general Sir Archadale Wilson. ga
no durantc ei gran motin de la IN
dia, por la tOma de Lelhi, Y ell nom
bre de ~aquella famosa ciudad india
que ahora ha vueito i ser capital del
figura undo al titulo nobila-
rio que como premiO a su ~valentfa sc
lie c0ncedi0.
LIE MaIquesa de I~vatcll,,
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LA ESTRATEGIA ITALIANA

Bastard una simple mirada al
mapa para imaginarse que los alema
hes descendiendo por el paso del
Bremen .Sobre ell Vale del Adige,
eStarian en- las misma relativa po-
sici6n para las masas italianas de
Isonz0, Que estuvieron al principle
de la guerra las tropaS alemanas al
Sur dc Belgica respecto de la masa
francesa entire Metz = Strasburgo
Y al Este de Be!fort.
En- los primerps dias. por ESQ sin
'duda, Italia envi6 un gran ejerci-,
10 contra 81 Trentino. atacando des-
de G! Sur Il 10 largo del lago de Gar
ia. y SObrc 81 Vale de- Adigc. desdc
I'll Este 4 travcS DE los DOlomitrS;E
dhsde 81 Vale de A.mpezzo al de
Brenta. y desdc cl OcSte por el paso
de Stevio, al lago de Garda, Y al
Oestc de Riya. Aqui 81 objeto era
cerrar Ia puerta alberta al Vale dc
Pc. Que fut un gran error de Italia
contra Austria en- 1866.
Tn Segund0 ~cjGrcito, probablemen
te mas rcducido, fu6 cnriado desde
Fl di>tritO De F'riuli hacia q Vale
de- Dravc,-el camino scguido por
Joubrrt IN i797,-para corlar las
camunlcacIoncS entire Niena Y Tren
tho. cerrar a plusterthal, largo des-
tlladcrO de los Apes Julianos Y
CarnlcoS, Que So dirige paralelamen
IT, 4 la frOAtcra italiana. Esla tam
blcn fut una mcdida ,adcfensiva
Y ofen>iva. eIicaminada a~.fcorfar. las
llncaS f@rreaS y proirger a Italia
De una eventual. ofcnsiva por partc
dc AIemania.
flnalmcntc, TN tcrccr. GjGrcit0, ST.
sulendO cl mismO canine Que Nape-
leon. So dirigi0 al Este desdc la pro-
vlncia dc Ee+ecia. pas0 Ia frontei:a
y actuallnenle cmpieZa' a haccr pre-
sion Sobrc ell rio ISOnzo que cierra
la cntrada' al Austria deSde los Al
pes Julianos hasta el Adriatic5.
Tolminb. Pliva. Gradisca, Sagreito
y MontfalcOnc, dominan los pasos
del rio, fueron tomadoS cast stimuli
tancamentc, Y cl cjGrcitO l:aliano es-
la, cuando cstaS lineas Sc escribcn,
rerca va dc GOlltzla, la primcra po-
slcl0n dcicn5lla de im~portancia de
los austrlacos. En- M]ontfalcone Ia
cXtrcma dcrccha itaiiana esti sola-
mente Il vcintc miilaS de Trieste.
Elobjeto dc la operation Que Sc es-
Id cfcctuando Ell esa region, es Drj-
nero aIs!ar, y deSpuGs capturar a
Trieste. PcrO en- todas las seCciones
los ltaIlanoS no han hccho hasla aho
ia Otra c0sa que ponersc Ell con-
tacto con las poslcioncs austriacas
.prcparada> de antcmano. Las one
rac'one> dc Julio han sido puramen
tc prellmlnareS, pero indican va 81
oDJetlNo tic la estratcgia italiana.
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Una nueva tradici0n n~apole0nica
Ina vcnido d recOrdarSe con motive de
las circumstances que concurren en-
ell problema militar italiano. En-
1907, Napoleon, despues de veneer en-
Loli, Arcola Y Rivoli, Y de haber to-
mado a Mantua y Verona, Sc encon-
tr6 en- la misma s~ituacion precisamen
tie que la que tiene que enfrentar
ell alto commando italiano e. 1915.
En- ell TiroI, desde Botzen hasta los
Alpes Julianos hasta ell Adriatico,
detras de Tagliamento. I'm ~ejercito
austriaco %aguardaba. ....-
Napoleon resolvio el problema de
este mOdo nj Tirol cnff6 a Massena.
la traves de los Alpes JuiianoS, .por
Pontcbba, desde ell distrit6 de Friu-
|, iano, cnvio a Joubcrt. Rompi0 las
meas auStriacas fernando ell paso
,or Tagiiamento. Su ~cjercito dividi.
10 Sc reunio en- k~lagenfuth, marchG
aacia el Este Y derrot6 Il los austria.
:os en- Neumarnt Y en- Unzmarkt. Su
;anguardia habia llegado al vertice
del paso Semmering, desde donde Sc
vcian d 10 lejOs las montanas vecinas
de FIcna, cuando Austria pidio con-
i%iciones, Y Ia paz de Campo Fornio
1uso ttr1nino al confiicto.
Observance los primeros movimien
-os dc los cjercjtos i~talianos podra
N~otafse que siguen la tradici0n napo-
.eonica. Sus fuerzas tambien han
lido dir!gidas hacia los mismos obje
;lco> austriacOs: al TirOl los Nlpes
Julianos Y Carnicos, Y a Ia posici6n
lusGriaca detras del ~Isonzo, no el Tia
ylimerto,. que esta q pocas millas al
este, pcro en- la miSma relativa posi-
cion. Las fortificacioncs modernas,
I'm embargo, han complicado grande-
mentc cl problema. Napoleon tenia
que habGrselas con fortalezas austria
cas- eli Ia planicie' italiana. Mantua,
Verona, Peschihera J Legnana, el IA
nose cuadriI&tcIO dr. dia> pO>teriules
tuvieron que ser reducidas primero,
como 10 fueron antes dc emprender
la marcha amenazadora sobrc Viena.
Pero Italia ticne que habcrSelas con
grandcS F~ortificaciones modernaS en-
las montaTas. con Trcnto y sus forta
lcZas cXteri3-Cs.
Era, adcmaS. De urgcntc ucccsidad
para Italia. romper las !incas aus
triaras cmpujandOIas hacia sis urG
piaS pruvliCla>. auicS que AieInauiS
cOmcnlara 4 frazer sus GrdnicS maSa5
De soldadOS tie Gal'tZ 2. ~enviandOle
4 la invasion DE- Italia. \ no ser que
ccrraSc e. pa.o dc lrcnto y 81 Vale
icl .Adigr al aiancc alcman. tOdOS
su> Progresses cu los Apes J~ulianoS,
a. otro lado del lSonzo, scrian tan
inlltllcs como la cOrrcria FRANCESCA
dentro dc Aisacia-Lorcna en- .AgoSto
De 1911, y con idGnticoS rc>uitados
c>jrat6gicoS.
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I'm ilustrc ]conscjcrc del Almiran-
tazg" inplcs

Ha sIdo asoclado al Almirantazgc
giles con eli caracter de conscjcro
Almirantc dc EScUadra Sir Arthur
. Wilson. quien, d pesar dc cncon.
arse en- la iiSta de los marinOs re.
RADIOS. csta considerable como unc
: los hombrcS mas capaces dc Ia m;
Ma inglcSa. Y diSfruta dc un pres
giO en- ella que cuando mcnos igua
:, al immense dc Lord Fisher. l..
n v~etcrano dc la guerra dc Crimca
II sirviO en- cl s!tIU de Scbastopol
niendo Gocc amos de edad, conc
lardiamaTlna. tOIuO aGemas partc
l Ell ataque contra los fucrtcs dc
'aku en- China a los l. amos y ganG
: Cruz Victoria en- la batalla dc
i Tcb, en- cI Mar Rojo, en- 1884
Or una procza tan brIlIantc como
ualquicra dc las que fIguran en- L.
astoria dc los heroes que fIgurau Ell
! liSta dc honor Inglcsa, constitutes
or los hombrca que p0sccn cSa cruz
All aubiciuuada por ~cuantos comba
Ell Ell las rilas jngIcSas.
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su luerZa, mas cncmisos Sc arroia-
ran sobrc clos. AlIora es Italia. ma
mana SeIan los Estado5 BaIkjnico.
pdSadO manana los EsfaJos T-nido.
iucs0 Seran los japoncses los Gu,
N'IluFalt Il EuroIra. 81 fucre preri-
50, para ayudar q los aliados. No
So cAciuyc Ia posiDi!idad Dc que Ho-
iailua y Dlnamarca V los dennis
palse5 n~"ttralcs acaben Dor pariici-.
par en- Il guerra, Sicmpre en- favor
dc los allados.
\ Ia raz6n IS muy sencilla, pero
JOS diehlaa@S no quiercn verIa. FL
lhundo Dclea contra clos sencirr,-
hl"n'" DoFque tienc miedo. E.fe as
IL raa0 dc Italia Excuse abadir
que /" digo en- clogiU dc los ~jf,I;a-.
nos Los ltalianoS podian habcrsn
qucdado tranquiloS Ell sus casas. Los
"Iipcrios s%cl1manicos ofrecian Dor 81
lcuNlalidad, segun las ~declaraciones
lcchaS en- Reichstag, Dor e! carcilyer
aleman:
Fflmcro:-La parle del Triol habi
'doa poE ltllianos; Scgundo. Ia ciu-
uau dc Gladisca y Ia riLcra Oeste
RIO Nsouzo, On Ia partc habiia-
I'd POI ltaIlan0s; terccro IA
SION d.: Trieste cn ciudad libre, cor
administration De caracler itaIiano
y unlNersldad ltalians; cuarto, 81
re"oll":ImlcntO de Ia soberania ifa-
INA en- N%aIona: quirto. declaration
DE- Il AustrIa-Hungria Sc desintere
on Albania: sexiO, amnistia
los itallanos $ubJitos austria
Que Sc hallaban proeesados n
septimo. radinIir de sus obli
sacIoneS mllltarcs a .cS n~aturalaq da
territories ced:dos que estdn De
eaIido Dalp IA .nlnicr. au~slaiaea
tPorlq%e Italia no ll12accpt;ldn p
as oferlas tentidoras:: En- parte.
'or cfectlas lnSuflCiea,e5. perc IN.
IRE todoy por miedo d AIeInania. FL
Ilstlnto rs decia QUE los imperios
tasa q u &c. Col. l..
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aereoplaao haria b!ancos SECURES So
5re Roma. La luna-iQuien 10
cxeyera!-,es german0fiIa.
y aEa .uz de Ia luna recorro de
nuevo el Ca~mpidogliQ, doy adi5s a
Cola de Rienzo. que continUa con
! espad5n levantado: e 4 Ia loba
asearse agitada en- Ia jauia, desem-
cnando 4 conciencia 81 sagrada mi
on de animal s~imbolico; cruzo Ia
ia Apja. Subo al Palatino, me de-
.ugo ante el sepulcro de Cecilia Me
lila. vagabundeo por los alrededo-
IS del CoiOseo....
-Pecatto!-eXclama el cochero.-
&hora cierraR lie uoche el Coloseo!
En- efccto.... Parece e que los
robs'' abuSaa IN POGO dc las no
.as de luna eu ell CoIoseo. : hUbo
le porcr rcmedio al NAL. Ruidos
~jSteriosos surgian de los fosos, de
; cuevaS. de los rincones ma apar-
dos del anfiteatro.... En- cierta
.asi0n. los "carabiuieri' ~sorprendie-
n q III inglGS vestido 4 Ia romano,
n "pepIum' y sandalias y Il coro>
\ de laurel sobre Ia frente, que i'm
ovlsaba verses cncaramado sobrc
--s,.r ~ ~oI-a Tn-,Ern 30
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lie MAJ quesa de tcntcles
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4 cochcro CANA la Via Nazionalc pr
a atraycsar ci tincl alberto debaj
ne a hotel. A0n he de hacer {
quIPaje. FecogieHoo los ""F"PoS qu
nc eo' PoIHU' US "'S.: ~ pc
"".'"0'' I'll "'
u" ',.'''''', ,.r.. 5I .u..
AM -A:'o.y. ""D' "''''" "-"s'' ."
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GA PRENSA" pubiica to-
das las noticias tai como soc,
sin "hacerls Ia herha q gadisn
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Todos los Hombres eStan Conven-
cldos de La debi!idades de las mu-
jeres y "todo5 -ez kombres son
asc.av9s
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05
ACCEPTS AMERICAN PLAN.
Germany is Willing to Modify Sub
marine Operations.

Berlin.-In its reply to the Ameri
can note concerning the German ma
val war zone. the German govern
ment agrees that under certain con
ditions its submarines will halt and
investigate hantmen and vii.
proceed against only such vessels as
are found to be carrying contraband
or to be owned in nations hostile to
Germany.
The reply declares Germany'S
readiness to accept virtually all of tins
American proposals except the one
which would restrict the use of an
chored mines to purely defensive pur
poses. The German government ex
presses the belief that belligerents
cannct afford TO abandon entirely the
use CT anchored mines for offensive
operations 1t is willing to consider
the abandonment of floating mines.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

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The Physics class are having cleo
trical experiments in laboratory this
week. The large class makes the dis
cussions very interesting.
The old school building on the south
side is at last a thing of the past.
Nothing is left but few loads of
brick and rocks which are being ra-
pidly hauled away The old site is to
be leveled off and given for playground
use.
The manual training students Of the
grades are making a quarter sawed
oak buffet for the school dining room.
They have also purchased two rugs
which adorn the floor of the same
room.
Penmanship students, this week be-
gan a review in preparation for the
contest for the Palmer certificate. If
pupil can make a certain number Of
exercises with a required degree of ex-
cellence, he is presentd with a diploma
of the Palmer school, Several intend
to try for the honor.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the exercises given by the diff
ferent grades of the school on Patrons
Day.
Mrs Bowler, the elocution teacher
is working the declamatory contest
ants hard this week in preparation
for the coming contest The contest
will be postponed for a short time
March 5th as was thought at first.
and will not be held on Friday,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district court of the fourth judi
cial district of the state of Idaho
in and for the county of Lincoln.
Q. p. Johnson, plaintiff, vs.. Unknown
heirs. assigns. devisees. claimants I'M
der and creditors Of the estate of Elias
S. Morley, deceased, and of the estate
of Jane Morley, deceased, wife of Elias
S. Morley, Anna Lille nee Anna Nor
ley. only child of Elias S. Morley and
Jane Morley, Jennie L. Morley, +. s.
Morley, and Emma Lille, and the heirs
and assigns of each CT said persons,
defendants.
The state Of Idaho sends greetings
to unknown heirs, assigns, deVisees,
claimants under and creditors of the
estate OF Elias S. Morley, deceased, and
of the estate Of Jane Morley, deceased,
wife Of Elias 5. Morley, AnnaLile nee
Anna Morley, cnly child of Elias S.
Morley and Jane Morley, Jennie L.
Morley. Il. 5. Morley, and Emma Lille,
and the heirs and assigns of each Of
said persons, the above named defend
ants:
You are hereby notified that a COM
plant has been fled against you in the
district court Of the fourth judicial
district Of the State of Idaho in and for
the county of Lincoln by the above
named plaintiff, and you are hereby
directed to appear and answer the said
complaint within twenty days of the
service of this summons if served with
in said judicial district, and within
forty days if served elsewhere; and you
are further notified that unless you
so appear and answer said complaint
of section 5. lots 1 and ?. So NEA,
plaintiff will take judgment against
you as prayed in said complaint, for
the purpose of quieting title to the
SW a Sc 4 of section 81. township
S. range 10 E. b. NJ. NV 4 SWA
CT section ., lots and 2, S Y NEA,
sen NWA. M. SEX, sen SEA.
and NEA SWA of section s, township
S. range 10 E. b. III. in Lincoln coun-
ty. Idaho, as against the claims of the
defendants and each of them.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said district court this 18th day of
February, 1915.
Attorney for plaintiff, Frank T. Dis
ney, residence and posto'ffice address,
Shoshone, Idaho.
J. w. LUNDIN. 4
(SeaD Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane have
leased one Of the DR.. W H. Baugh
dwellings on the South side Of town.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05
ANARCHISTS PLAN {
REIGN OF TERROR
ARREST CT BOMB THROWER IN
NEW YORK CITY PREVENTS
DEATH OF HUNDREDS.
Murder CT Rockefeller, Carnegie and
Other Financiers, Destruction of
the Homes Of Wealthy ard At
lacking of Banks Proposed.

New York.-The discovery of ar
anarchistic plot involving the assas
sination Of Andrew Carnegie, Corne
Illus Vanderbilt, Jchn d. Rockefeller
and his SCI and other wealthy men
and the organization Of a reign Of ter
ror and looting in this city, was an
nounced by the police Tuesday after
they had arrested under dramatic cir
eNmstanoes. man who had just plac
ed two bombs in ST. Patricks cathe
drsl, where several hundred persons
we're worshipping. The sensational
development was the climax o.
months of work by detectives in IN
covering q conspiracy which, they de
clare, projected the opening Of a cam
paign CT violence and bioodshed with
out precedent in New York City.
So carefully had the police worked
out their plans that the anarchist was
even allowed TO light the fuse CT one
of the bombs which he carried into
the cathedral, despite the fact that
the explosives were powerful enough
to have damaged the edifce and pos
sibly killed many in it.
Frank Abarno was the name giver
by the man who placed the bombs il
the cathedral. Later Charles Car
bone, 10 years old, was arrested al
his home as the actual manufacturer
of the explosives Others were impli
Gated in the plot, in the belief of the
police, and more arrests are expected
in the near future Both Abarno and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05

FOR SALE-Heavy set work har-
ness and new Winona wagon, 81 size.
Geo. w Redmon. tt
Mrs. Don Burnside and Mrs. Platt
Williams have been visiting Shoshone
relatives this week
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05
COAL MINERS ENTOM8ED.
Explosion Causes Loss of Over {
Hundred Lives.

Hinton, w. Va.-Rescue parties late
Tuesday nilAt had brought out alive
ten men and recovered the bodies OF
nine victims of the explosion which
entombed 1872 miners in the Laylano
mines CT the New River and Pocahon
tas Consolidated Coal company, sew
eral miles from Quinnimont
Even outside the mines evidences
were numerous that the force of the
explosion was terrific.
A B. Cooper, who was delivering
groceries to a house within seventy
five yards of the mine entrance. was
blown against telegraph pole and
killed.
FOR SALE-Mare, sorrel, I years,
1850 pounds with foal. Also FLY, 900
pounds. J. NJ. Price, Shoshone, Ida
no. Feb 26-Mar. II.
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ORDER TO MUzzLE ALL DOGS.

Owing to the fact of Rabies develop
ing among coyotes and dogs in adjoin-
ing counties. and to several cases OF
dogs in this vicinity showing symp-
toms of rabies, requiring their destruc-
ton, it is hereby ordered that all dogs
running at large will have to be muz-
zled by their owners, or same will be
destroyed and owner of same subject
ed to a fine for disobeying above order.
This order will continue until further
notice through this paper
If Signed, BOARD OF HEALTH.
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Miss Stella Cook visited the school
on Thursday all day.
Mrs. Joe Parrish, who lives on the
Cannon ranch has been very sick but
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peck are the
parents of an eight pound boy since
last Tuesday. The little man is a
grandson of W. J. Peck also of F. S.
Franklin so he will bear the name
Warren Fayette.
People of this community will be
sorry to learn of the Huber family
leaving for Washington to live. Mr..
Huber is in Washington and has
traded his psoperty here for land
there The family will go in a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell visited friends
at Gooding over Sunday.
Pailley Peck is able to be about
on crutches but still knows that he
has a broken bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Probart from
Dietrich have moved to the Idaho r.
rigation farm for the summer.
D. W. Yaden OF Shoshone has been
selling apples in this community the
last two weeks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Joe Ennis has been on the sick list.
Treasurer W. Fl. copp was called
to Hill City on Tuesday.
FOR SALE-One- burner gasoline
stove. used but little. c. F. Borden,
Shoshone.
FOR SALE-Registered Poland
China boar. ready to serve. J. Anton
John. Dietrich, Ida. It
Mrs. w. Hail Horne was called to
Haley This morning by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Mallory.
FOR sALE-wood split pulley .
feet by inches Good as new. c..
F. Borden, Shoshone.
Messrs. f. and Frank Scheihing.
farmers Of the Dietrich tract. were in
Shoshone Thursday on business.
FOR SALE-Two-horse power
Westinghouse motor 22O volts, but
little used. c. F. Borden, Shoshone
WANTED-Tenant on 40 acres,
Dietrich, good terms or would sell
Mrs. r. Lachner 20 West Locust
Dubuque. Iowa. At
Anton John was in Shoshone from
his Dietrich farm on Wednesday,
bringing here and delivering at Diet
rich 40 hogs for the market.
Agent C. f. Gilbert of the American
express company received word We'd
nesday of the marriage at Nampa of
his sister Miss Sue Gilbert, to William
Arnt. also of that town.
David 3. Bliss. of Bliss, Idaho, who
was one of the first settlers in the Ha-
german valley. and who afterwards
founded the town of Bliss, died very
suddenly last week, at his home on the
farm adjoining the town of Bliss.
J. a. Cook, who represents one Of
the large threshing machine COM
panies of the country, has established
headquarters in Shoshone. He is ac-
companied here by Mrs. Cook and has
rooms at the home of c. +. Borden
The town fathers have gone after
the matter of street improvement in
the right of way when they hire Joe
Wheeler to look after the job.
Throughout the town the streets are
to be graded and rounded up to the
middle. Mr.. Wheeler is putting
men and teams at work today.
Manuel Silva is arranging to start
at once an automobile stage line TT
run daily except Sunday between
Shoshone and Jerome, in connection
with similar service already estaB-
lished between that town and Twin
Falls 1t is expected that scores Of
travellers to and from the Pacific
coast viii avail themselves while pas
sing here 20 stop off for a visit to
Shoshone falls and the Shoshone ice
caves