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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
6alicn Convention in 8altimOrc.

Die nAnternationole &ercIuiglmg
bcr NiQct-@crtdlier" miro i6re balb-
jd6rlihe GonDention i'm Gftober oes
Sa0res in baltimore abbalten Serr
1ronf e. Mone bon Der n&eiier1
alarDlano. 9abn~ bat iib beionoers
borum peroicnt genad6t, Die 8ereiui-
aimg 3i peranlaiicn i5re Convention
bier o63u6altcn 9lm s. Sebruar miro
0os Gretlltio.Gomite nod Baltimore
fomneu Inn an Crt rno SteQe Oie
n5tbiaen 9orbereitlmgen 81 trefien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
0aus iuie SGcrlud SOlmes.


%oli5iiten Oer6often auoe6licben @e.
treioeOie6 nad miibiomer unO
laugpieriger @erfolgung elmer
,90rner-Spur". ~ Sieben Sii6-
ner poren por6er oeu oleiden
gSeg gegangen
Ger an sic G6oten cineS S6erlod
Solmes oOer glat Yinferton erin-
nernoeu SSinoigfeit elmer 9(n5o6l
g16ter 0es @eietes aus Dem n0ro-
li1en Ciitrift 6ot eS ser in 0ir. 1853
Geoor-9lpeuue mo6nbaite Goniel 8.
Golp 81 per0oufcn, 0oB er geiteun
9iidler aor6 porgcfii6rt lu0 81 gutter
Sebt iiir Elm meiteres &er60r am %.
Sonlor inter $500 9iirgiHoit ge-
iteQt puroe.
9lm Gonneritag 6cridtete Der ebe.
molige MoDor SimonuS in Scr moro
ideu @oli5eiitotion OaB pd6reno
ser NaHt Gie6e in ieine Siittermiible
an ser @de bon Sails GoaO uno Sc
Oor.9lOenuc eilgeOrungen waren mO
cine Guantit6t @etreioc nitgenom,
men batten. 3u gleiber 3eit mar
ouh ans Sen in ser g}G6e befinolideu
Stdaen oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine
groBere Wlenge 6iitter geito6len NOR
Sen. @apitGn SurleD 6etraute bier
olf Gunoe-Sergeant 9}elion inO Die
Sergeanten 6urguion unO 6oreD 10.
wie Boli5iit Saile nit Der llnteriu-
dung ser mDiterioien glngelegen6eit.
1ie &crtreter Der beili9eu Serman-
0o0 6egaben ii6 an Srt mO Steae
unO entOedten Oniclbit cine oiinne
a6er inmer6in Derfolgbore Spur 3u
8ooeu gefollener @etreiOeforner
&lmOigen 8lides madte iie iih oie-
ie @ntOetlmg 81 9tube uno onge-
itreugt oen 9oOen 6eobohteno giug
eS i'm @dniemarid6 Ser gefunoenen
Spur nod. @nlO itanOen iie plobli6
6inter Dem Sauie 9lr. 1858, GeOor-
9loenue. S6on Oobteu iie, all lire
Wlii6e lei umionit gepeien, ais eiler
bon ibncn oub ouf 0em Soi5orne
einige Der Oerodhtigen a0rner er-
blidte SSm gfu maren iie ii6er Sen
3oun geflettert. Sn Dem onitoBen-
oen Stolle fonOen iie nidts, jeOod)
i'm Seller 0eS SaIieS itieBen lie alf
3lpei nit @etreioe no6e5u gefiillte
6Giier, ppei e6enfolls 6al6bolle Sd-
de mO iie6en @iibner. Galp mar
nidt 8u Solie, olS er ieOob 5uriid-
febrte, puroe er perbaftet rn0 oeS
Gie6ito6ls OeS @etreioeS 6eiGuIoigt.
gr bebauptcte, onB er oos @etreioe
am Wlorgen in ieinen Stoae borge-
fun0en unO olsOonn in Sen Seller
gebradt babe. glud5 bon Oen @iib-
nern mollte CT niNts wiiien. Gr iag-
te, iie geborten i6m niht mo er nil.
ie nibt bon ponnen lnO BON no iie
gefommcn w6ren. Sn Scr Eoli5ei-
itotion lpurDe 0ieEbrorie porge6roAt
ooB oie Sii6ner Oeniel6en g9eg iuie
Die Eoli5ei gegongcn ieien unO li6
Ser aorperipur entlong nod Oen
Seller ngepidt1 bdtten Cieie Gr-
fldrimg mar ieood nidt itidbaltig,
Oenn wenn Dem 10 pdre, b0tte Die
%oIi5ei ser Spur ia nidt folgen
fonuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
Wlildl. .MI0dcn uerIdluin0cn.

En 9lnhuort auf eiH GrIudeu 0r.
giIliam E. @ation's, oeS Yoriibcp-
Den oes u9lti.91rm.Gonlitc's,~ miro
Die vGitg goirD GompauD4 Ole @lo-
den BON olen loren 9o9en abidai-
fen. Serr 9l. g. Gardner, jlny Der
Er0iioeut Der Gompaauie. idrieb an
Or g9oiion, ooB oieier SeidluB TO-
eben BON Dem @refiltip-Goniite onf
oen i'm pergangcuen Serblt ciigereid-
len 4roteit oeS ,Nnt-2drm.Gomi.
te's" BIN gcioBt worocn ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
gsnnid Der u9sennIuIuania.n Z


%euniDluanio-@iien6o5n eriidt sic
Stoot nm @ripilcgim fiir Eum-
nel.9ml in Scr StoOt. Sdipeigt
betreffs Giuiii6ruug Ocs cIcftri-
i6en 9etriebes imerbol6 ser
Staotgrer5e, II 9iioget. 9e6or0e
miro iib am Gienitog nit Der gln-
aelegeu6eit befoiieu
Gie @e1niDlDonio-Giien6o9n plant
Sen Ban BON 5pei Suunels lnter
Baltimore, pel6e in paralleler 9iih-
ting nit Dem Soifmon- unO @ilion-
StroBen.gtnnel loufen iollen, oas
6eiBt, menn iie oos 9Sripilegium oo.
3u BON ser Stoot er6Glt. SSn einen
langcn Sdrei6en an @lopor @reiton
moHt Ser @enerol.glgcnt Ser 9enonn.
ten 9obngeieLidoit, Serr @om6le
Sotro6e, Die @iini6e uno &Idne Ser
giienba6n 6efonnt; ols@egenleiihtng
fiir SOS Sunnel6or.@ribilegiint er.
fldrt idb Oie EenniplDanio-@ @iien6obn
bereit, Die Sones-6dae bon einem
4unfte na6e ser @uilforO-9lOenue
6is 5ur observation-disclosures, 81 ii6er4
oeden.
Iie SraQe 6etreffs ser bon ser
StootOerwoItiing lang erie6nten@in-
fii6ruug Oes eleftriiden 9etriebes in-
ner6ol6 oerStootgren5e miro in Dem
Sdrei6en gar ni6t erpd6nt. Die
StnOt0erpaltung miro mo6rideinIid
aif oieier 8orOerung 6eite6et e6e iie
9riDilegien in Gripdgimg 3iebt, mel-
DE Die 9o6ngeieQitoit miinidt. Sl
me6reren onOeren Stdoteu lit Oie
genniplpouio-giien6a6n ge5mungen
moroen, eleftriiden @etrie6 ein5uiiib-
rem lmO in anOeren Stdoteu luieOer
miro Oieier 9etrieb 5ur 8eit einge.
fii6rt. @orum sic 9a6n iungeben
mill in baltimore eleftriiden Be
trie6 ein3uiii6ren 1T @ielen lnber.
itanolid5. 9ie g6otiade, ooB iid Scr
eleftriide 9ctrie5 in alien StdOten,
in oenen er 6is6er bon 8o6n @eieQ-
iboiteu einsefii6rt iit iid belpGbft
bat @la1or %reiton 81 Dem GntidluB
ae6rodt Oarauf 5t 6eiiebet, oaB oie
EenuiplOania @iienbobn 3uerit oie
@iini1e Scr StoOt erfiillt, ebe Tie I'M
meitcre @ripile0ien nahiudt Gs
lit oo6er gar ni6t 0nran 81 oenfen,
oaB oie go6n 0as Gunnel @ripile-
gium er6Glt. Smmer6iu ipiro sic
glngelegen6eit in ser nddiien Si.
sung ser gii0get @e6orOe am fom-
menoen Gienitog sur Sprode fom-
men. 9lodite6eno Oie @iinide ser
n@ennipluonio-Giien6o6n," luelde in
Dem Sdrei6cu oes @enerol-9lgeuten
ousgeOriidt limo:
Gincn neuen Sinuel infer ser
YreitonsStroBe;
@inen neren Sunnel inter ser
WlcMe1en-StroBe;
g9iu %orfonlooen auf SoIlSpaD
onIegeu;
g9ilI auf einem S6eil ser 6eoedten
Sores-8dae @iieubobngeIeiie Iegen;
@inen neuen Sunnel inter Der
Wlount 9lo1al- imO @nilforO-9lpcnue;
ggill 9ett Der Sones- -6dae oitlid
BON Ser @irilforO-9lOerue 6eniiben;
giinidt 9ei6e6oltung ser Wlouer
an Der 9uren-StraBe;
Miiuidt 9SriOileeiim1 fir oos Se-
gen bon @eleiien al ser Wfooiion-,
0ionument-, @uren. uno Gonititu-
tion-StroBe.
Sir ale Oieie @riOilegieu erfIdrt
iid oie 9o6n 6ereit, sic Soncs.6dae
81 ii6eroedeu imO Der Stoot einc
Seitengoiie in ser g3odborihoft Oes
5ollspop.8iaouftes 81 iierlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16

1T ser @eiunobcit 8utrdgliA. GaS
aus Der biciigen Observation-Disclosures"
bon Sru. 6reo. Souerni6miot Der.
Dorgegangene uSoloce~s @cbrdu miro
inter oeiieu cigcner 9luiiicbt berge.
iteat. 0oiielbe 1T lieblid i'm @e'
ibnod, dngenebm 6it trinfen uno
miro bon bieiigen aucrfonnt tiidti'
gen 9lcr5teu ais obiont rein imo Oie
@ciuno6eit in bobcm @roOc i0roernO
be8eihnet. 9lae 2Iitftrdgc finoen
pronpte glufmerfinInfeit 9rauerei:
Sorioro.glpe., W}omimcnt. II. Sillens
CTR. Gel, s. & e. @h. gcrnon 1863.
(Soni5) (9In5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
SeItO6Iener bcOauft ad.

llcberrroibt mar geiiern @lar @ro'
Tod, Gin Geiien0er in SAniudiaden,
ais er nad Der oitliben Foli5eiitotion
fam uno Sen @erluit ieiner @luiter.
foffer, oie cinen @ertb bon $1,000
battcu, melocte. Sic EoIi3ei bate
oos ongebli6 geiioblene @ut idon i'm
@eiibe rno aab es Dem Gigcnt6iimer
5uriid nit oen g9orten, iih nibt 5ll
ie6r aui Die Gbrli6feit ieiner 0lit-
meniden 5i perlaiien. Ter 9lcilcnoe
beindbtc aeItern Wlorgcu cinen Sitpe.
Tier al Der @rntt- StraBe, ua6c Dem
NrooOmaD, itno itellte Die &offer Dor
sic 9aoentbiir, ga ser Sn6aber nod
nidjt eriwienen mar. @roltod idrieb
Damn oili Elm Stiid 4opier, Ole @aa-
rem an3iiiebcn. Gieien 3cttel bcftcte
er Damn an Die S6iir ino aing meg,
Inn iein 6rii6itiid ein5uusbmen ,Sn
ocr 3wiihen5eit 9ina ein Yoli5ill all
ocm 9a0en Oor6ei uno uobm Die aoi-
fer nit oamit oicicl6eu udjt ciipo
geiioblen weroen. Grr 9leiicnoe OanI.
tc Der @oli3ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
1ran sd. y. @IIman laII g0rIraa

6ruu 0DarloEte IS WiIman mlr0
bci ser am Montng 9ladmittag mn
l53 ll6r i'm Gutaw @lace Scnipel
Observation-Disclosures Der Der.
cini9ung israelitiicber 6rauen4 einen
Gortrag ii6er Gas @ebirn mo mas
i6m ibooet4 balten 6rau @ilnon
tit sic Q'criaiierin meDrercr Eenoen5-
Shriitcu in Slltereiic ocs 6rolcn.
ilImmredlis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
GDanaeiiitcn. g,ortraN.

Serr 1rco 9. Snnit6, ein bcfann.
ter 9leiicnoer, Gpan9eliit imo elmer
ser Better oeS nG6riitlicbcu ScreiuS
iinacr N1duner," miro morgeu 9lad.
uittag Inn ll6r IN r8oros Gpern-
bails~ ciueu ilitcfeiidnteH Gortrag
balteu. Sciu E6cna Iaitet Abe
other Man Ger Gintritt lit auss
idlieBhd @erioneu nannlden @c-
ie5lec1t5 9eitottet Sin muiifolilbes
9rogrann TT e6eniaas oorbereitet
moroen mo miro BON &ni8btS Grcbc-
tier NIT Nrn Gosar @aul als Soliit
hei9rat ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
cya6res. .9iMiternIunpcr
WWV- y ~ Y = : v ~
Ser Nreieiniafeits. .Wemeinbe

UVt f~tVtNIWIDtNIIVN7tW VI tW1ttEVDV
am 49,, 19. nnO 20. Sannar, i'm
Sdulgnnic, Sriuih-StruFe, na9e
Soig6. &arten iiuO an Der Safe 81
6u6em. glae pilltummen!
(%on16-7)
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Spnnenanf. lilIo llnteraana.

5onnenolliaoue. ...7 Il. IL SO.
Sonneuntergong 5 Il. 3 SO.
6luib. .6 Il. 90 90. Wtoreeus.
6hitb. a Il. 45 80. 9(benos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16

,aueltorium" 9loboob5 gsioom"
,,NulDuinl" els 0npiiu3".
,,6Urn SHlioe toe liHcs
,,WnDcin '- NrOCulinu Nurlcallers".
,,Dlatplnub" "-Ncll6s pAu Si0r" "sSauocoiuc.
Aricna gennccibil0cr ffl
,,Nlnni-ugnoenlc" Lbc little GAZE"
,,Nrancr nilo Niiicr anlcn.llntern..& .&ercin"
~ 1oHuinq ccn N. Snunur. 2luliernr0iieu i'm
acheriD @ati 0aiiern'4peHuesRpao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
gcreiu Oenti@er 6rcimanrer OOl

Wlnr1lanO II SOnntas, ben II. Os.,
N6cnOs s ll9r, in Glaseett's SaIIe.
llnasmein intereRauter freimnnres
rider %ortrag bon 9iidter 6gas.
". Sd)irm. II gI6iOlut mir fiir Wiit-
glicoer ocs gnnSes. Der %OritanO.
(Son14,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16

Wbomcuien, ng ocu ,.ranidcn 0urreippH,
ocnicu" uihi pAultlid Dotr unrenrImnhln cr'
nniieu, Rno nebfiei, Der CiIire bapon prr xeles
vueu ooet nriit,n NliliDeiinR0 dA wnden,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-27
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that I, Oliver
Sch0onover, who was found guilty of
the crime of assault with a deadly
weapon in November, 1914, in the
Fourth Judicial court in and for
the state of Idaho, county of Twin
Falls, and sentenced to the state peni-
Tertiary for term of Mo. to 2
years, will make an application to
the Hon. State Board of Pardons at
its next regular meeting after the
legal publication of this notice for
an absolute pardon.
(Signed) OLIVER SCHOONOVER,
P. o. Box No. So, Boise, Idaho.
Aug. 3-1O-17-24-
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the swine. Mr.. McGee Is not fastidi-
Gus. He fishes out the bauble.

the swine. Mr.. MCGEE Is not fastidi-
Gus. He fishes out the bauble.
1t is the diamond from the sky
And 1t looks good TO Mr.. MCGEE. and
he fees with 1t at his best speed, fol-
lowed by shower Of rocks from the
colored pig boy, bereft Of the sparkling
thing he found in an OWLS nest
Richmond is not far away, and Mr..
Strap MCGEE has some loose change
he won ut gaming in the jail. He pro-
ceeds to imbibe, biding his time to dis
pose Of the bauble hidden in his rags.
But when he drops into the curio
shop, opium den joss house maintained
by Chinese acquaintance, his tipsy
vanity impels him to show the bauble
to the crafty Hung Ii. priest. den
keeper and tong leader.
1t Is fatal thing to do, for luck has
been bad with Hung Ii and his friends.
The police have closed their gambling
Joint and shut down on opium smok-
ing. Hung Ii believes that the god of
the sky. the great god Lung, needs
propltiating, and then he will bring
back good luck in plenty
Has word from the diamond from
the sky Travelled to China and back
The cffigy Of the great god Lung is In
Its sanctuary in the next room, and
Lung Is the god Of the sky. The body
of strangled tramp is dropped through
a trap door, and the diamond from the
sky is hung about the neck Of the great
god Lung.
This night Mrs. Burton Randolph
would Summing go. Blair and Miss
MarstOn are all the little party and
Tom Blake, the detective is to be their
guide. A significant glance Of caution
tective and Miss Marston when they
meet again.
The Chinese quarter, with its joss
house, is the first place they visit. The
willy Hung Ii wishes no visitors to the
inner sanctuary Of his joss, the great
god Lung. but Blake will not be de-
MED.
He says his friends have come espe-
cially to burn incense for good luck
before the great god Lung. And so
they enter the sanctuary and behold
on the breast of Lung the diamond
from the sky!
Detective as he Is, and, possessing
great and evil powers in the eyes of
Hung Ii, Blake and his friends are
forced from the place. The ladies,
Mrs. Randolph again in Estate of
nerves. are sent home, and Blake
from the nearest telephone summons
Abe Bloom and his brother.
Meanwhile an English lawyer has ar
| rived at the Randolph house seeking
Blair Stanley. Determined upon his
| quest, the lawyer gets directions and
arrives at the joss house Hung IA
and his confreres will have none OF
the London lawyer.
But the exasperated Marmaduke
Smythe will not be denied. He says
he knows the persons he is searching
for are inside this beastly Chinese
place.
Here now he is, REINFORCED by the
excited and money proffering Abraham
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-27
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

s. G. HULL
Piano Tuner.
% years experience in tuning, voicinx
and action regulating
and repairing
Office at Rogerson Hotel
P. 0. Box 574
TWIN FALLS IDAHO
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Edward G. FREELY, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of the setate of
Edward G. FREELY, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary YOU
cheers, within 10 months after the first
publication Of this notice, to the said
administrator at the Office of Warner
Bros, in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Coun-
ty, State of Idaho, this beng the first
place fixed for the transaction of the
business of the said estate.
Dated August II, 1915.
GALLO FAHRNEY,
Aug. 20-27 Sept. $40 Administrator
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and Isaac Bloom and the equally ur-
gent but more self controlled private
detective, Tom Blake.
The investing allies, English, Irish
and Hebrew, surge in upon the in
trenched Chinese. The struggle Of the
invaders to gain the sanctuary and get
for money or by force the diamond
from the sky is now at it's fiercest.
But all the while desperate man is
climbing the fire escape at the back
Of the Chinese den. He has noted n
curtain draped window behind the joss.
A crash of glass is heard within.
The frenzied Hung Ii breaks from
the invaders and rushes into the sane
tuary, followed by the other Chinese,
the two Blooms, the detective and the
bewildered Englishman
A hand through the broken glass be-
hind the idol has torn the diamond
from the sky from the neck and breast
Of the great god Lung. With demo
MAC scream the frenzied Hung Il
seizes a keen Chinese sword at the
foot of the idol and aims a swift blow
at the disappearing hand.
Woe and bad luck forever for the I'M
fortunate Hung Ii! The blow has
missed the despoiling white hand and
has severed the head of the great god
Lung!
Another slash in excited frenzy and
down comes the burning altar light,
and the nimsy furnishings Of the sane
tuary and the whole den itself are 4
roaring blaze Of nre!
CTo be continued)
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-27
REN0vATING AN OLD ORCHARD
Trees and Sown to Some Quick
Growing Crop.

Where there is mat of grass and
weeds In an old orchard the ground
should be broken between the trees,
taking care not to approach too closely
to the trunks for fear of injuring the
tangle of roots that usually run near
the surface. For the first year after
the orchards renovation the strips
that are plowed should be sown in
cowpeas or some other quick-growing
crop.
The aeration of the soil is the prin-
cipal thing that is sought through this
cultivation. 1t should be kept up
for couple Of years. and where it
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THE DIAMOND FROM THE sky

Continued from page 6.)
ger. compelling desire, desire that
held her In provincial Richmond, was
her desire for a star-her desire for the
diamond from the sky.
Once In all its blazing magnificence
1t had shone upon her breast. Vivian
Marston longed to again hold and pos
sess the diamond. Her thoughts were
upon 1t by day, and at night her
dreams were bright like gold and red
like blood.
She had heard its story and knew
that, after Arthur. Blair was next In
claim for its possession.
Vivian sank her head upon Blairs
breast beneath the wistaria bough. She
tempted him with languorous glance
and alluring lips. Get and give me
the diamond and I will be yours" she
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One-tenth of the purchase price and
first years interest on deferred pay
ments, cash on day of sale; the bal
ance in forty annual installments at
six per cent interest.
Improvements cash on day of sale.
Land sold subject to harvesting Of
crops on land leased.
BY order of the State Board of Land
Commissioners.
GEO. A. DAY,
State Land Commissioner.
Aug. 6-13-2O-27
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is possible to do SO the ground should
be broken sufficiently to seed cover
crop.
OF course, all dead and diseased
wood should be taken out. 1t will in
terfere with spraying and picking, as
well as offering harboring place for
all manner of insects and tree enc
mics. During the work of renovation
all hanging bark, clinging loosely to
the trees, should be pulled away and
burned.
The weeds and trash that have gath.
cred around the trunks of trees should
he pulled away and burned with trash.
dead limbs and other debris. All these
things shelter alternating orchard en-
emies, and by burning them the bugs
and lice are destroyed
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-27
STRAY HORSES FOUND

light bay saddle horse, bald face
and stocking footed, branded 176 on
left stifle, weight 1850. l grew saddle
horse, weight $50. branded T H. ON
left shoulder Owner can have same
by paying advertising and other ex-
penses.
N LARSEN,
Aug. 17-24-31 Sept. 7 pd Rock Creek.
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STATE LAND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Sat-
urday, September 4, 1915, the follow
ing described tracts of land. belong
ing to the State of Idaho, and situated
in Twin Falls County, will be offered
for sale at public auction at the Court
House at Twin Falls, Twin Falls
County, Idaho, at 80 P. M. of said
day, to-wit:
Subdivi- Appraised
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]. c. rORTERFIELD, C. E.
Mining, Hydraulic and Structural
Work.
LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR
Room Is, First National Bank Building
Residence Phone 6SeW
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UN RELlGIEUX CITE
A L'ORDRE DU JOUR

Qu6bec.-Les Capucins de Lii
moilou ont appris avec bonheur
qu'un de leurs confreres, le r. P.
Edouard, qui faisait tout r6cem-
ment encore partie de leur maison
de Limoilou, Went d'etre cite q
lordre du jour de l'arm6e dams la
quelle il sert en- France, en- qualit6
d'aum6nier divisionnaire, sous son
vrai nom qui est Edouard La6tte.
Voici le texte de cette citation:
"A fait preuve, en- NANTES cir
constances, dun d6vouement ct
dune abn6gation au-dessus de tout
6loge, en- particulier dams la recher-
che des nombreuses tombes de
zouaves quill r6ussi q identifer;
a assist6 en- particulier aux COM
bats du IL novembre ct du 6 JUN
avec une cranerie exceptionnelle,
transportant les bless6s, leur pro-
diguant ses soins sous un feu vlo-
lent avec un complet m6pris du
danger. Bel exemple pour tout le
battalion"
LIE r. P. Edouard a recu la me-
daille militaire le II JUN, en- pre-
sence des troupes qui presentaient
les armes.
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CO qui explique surtout rappel de
la direction.du parti socialiste en-
favour de la paix. LIE gouverne-
ment met les chefs socialistes en-
avant dams pespoir que les socia-
listes des autres pays, qui en- ont
peut-etre assez aussi, tomberont
dams le piege ct forefront leurs
gouvernements respetifs q embo1-
ter le pas.
"Personne ne croira que le gou-
vernement n'aurait pu empech er
la publicit6 de rappel dams le
"Vorwaerts";; mais on laisse faire,
puts on suspend le journal pour
quelques jours, atm de sauvegar-
der les apparences. L'efet est
produit, ct le monde enter est au
courant. Wolff d'ailleurs soin,
le tout premier, d'annoncer la cho-
Sc.
"La man@uvre est savante. Si
les peuples allies sly laissent prem
Dire ct forcent leurs gouvernements
q entrer en- pourparlers, pAllema-
gne b6n6vole aoceptera bien en-
tendu, q la condition qu'elle puisse
rester sur ses positions, c'est-a-di-
re conserver les territories conquis,
tout an moins la Belgique''.
Man@uvre savante, soft. Ma
n@uvre vaine aussi puisque la
"paix honorable" des Allemands
serait pour les allies une paix inu-
tilement honteuse.