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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
6ranI ". anril. glorthern @entraI

| ~f'ffNAt 'ONfNAs
Rufus 81. @ooOenop, 2um6er 81,
tonge.
Gr. 6runf S. @ooonow, Sc6nS'
Sopfins llnibcriitGt.
SameS 6. German 9ltIanhc
transport 60, 2oro 2ine.
6arl u, @roD, @eItern @orDInno
ga6n.@o.
9, Soucu @risuOIO, IT,. gOurO OF
9rooe.
6. g. Cunts, 9lu5eigen.Glub.
Seuro .. SarIan Sobns Soptius
Soipitol
ggm. ~. Sapoen, Gitaw gabinas
gonf.
SamcS g. ScoIp, 0lercontile @onf
@pan 81 Seir3, u0eutider GORE
iponoeut."
Sobn 2.SiIOebrauot, SopfiuS9locc
Sporbonf.
@ouI 8. g. SiIfen, ". sbumoder
& 60.
5. Mouroe SouauO, G6ciupeofe
ganf.
Charles 6. Somer, ir, Clearing
Souie, 2. 9ationoIbqnf.
Socob 9. Soof, SlO 9opn 0ler-
donts anO Manufacturers 9liiocia.
tiou, Slo gtationol ganf.
NSm. u. Souie, llniteo &aiIpaDS
ono electric 50.
@m. Single, Baltimore Sruit So.
S. s. Seufins, Merdonts ouo @li.
nerS Transportation SO.
SberIt Serome S. SoDce, Morp.
Iaro 6oteI Men'S 9lHoc.
cSrouf q. Sent, T6e Suu.
g. Brent aepier, So6ns SopfinS'
llnioeriit1t
SenrD 9. Sling, secnritp Truit
Company.
@eorgc ". anapp, 0}ationol @no,
melting ano stamping So.
o. @inton 2ousoole, Rationol Gr.
hange @onf
SnneS 6. 9cse, G6nmber Of Gom-
merce.
Sobn @3 2ittis gIotionaI @lorine
ganf.
g, DC. @cGormid, 9oltimOreeom-
mercioI 9onf.
5erOinonO Meper, GiitinerS ans
BboIeiule Siquor GenIers' glii.
eogor g. @iller, il, SitIe @uo.
rontee ono Erlit So,
S. glrtbur gielion Oleiu 9lmiterOom
GaiuaItD 50.
8. s. glelligon Sofc Iepoiit ans
Triiit 60.
6. g. glorton equitable Gruit 81.
@ S. S'Gonnea, Citizens gSatic-
nal 9nnf.
Stnort SIiDier, Gpening Oletps.
SorrD q. Grid, Stod Grdange.
gn 6, Page, Colbert 9onf
gIiibo s. Berfius, Yropioent Ga.
oiugs gonf.
u, s. 2. Yoit @ercoutiIe Gruit
uuo Eepoiit SO.
| Gonruo 6. 9ab6e. 9roaopub Sa-
oings @anf.
S5obn 9. 9lomioD, Nerdonts.Nle.
honics' 6irit NotionaI.gant.
Jlobert GomiaD, Sobuitou Steam-
hip 60, GonaIOiou 2inic, Gnglii6-
SImerican 2ine, SconOiuooiau.glme-
rican Cine uno @obert @aniiop So.
9. GoporO 9leobl, @eit galti.
more gonf.
G6arles 6. 0iieman, @eiteru ga.
tionoI gonf.
9, Sdjiaiiino, Creole Cine.
@m Sfpor5, German 9lmeri.
can gonf.
Saul q. Seeger, Grooers ono Dle.
| dnnics' gtotional gonf.
SSobn 81. S6eruooO, GIo Ban Cine.
s. s. S6rioer 0ieiropoIiton Ga.
pings 9orf.
q. 3. Sioebot9om 6urneB Steon-
i6ip Cine ono SoaonO slmcricau
Cine.
Sobert g. sinpIon Germiuol
Chipping So
@iIton SnotUOeu, GeutraISooiues
gnnf.
@m Spilmon @ermau Sooiuos
9anf.
So6n Z. STONE, 0lorplonO GoiuoI-
tD 50.
eli Strouie, Glotbiers' gorO Of
9roOc,
/ Charles 9, summers, IT, Cameo
@ooOs Gr6ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Qas gantett iiIr Nrn. ednuaG.

oeS gelueOere SotelS am Glen.
itog gIbeno itott. II llngefGbr 400
9erionen, aaes befonnte 9oIti.
morcr @eidditsIeitte, ne6men oo.
ron Gbei[ r
Cine 9Iffaire eriteu Honses unS
unausIoidbor in Der @ei6ihte Bal.
timore's miro Oos gantett perOen,
oas am Iienitoe 9Ibeno i'm geIpeoere
Sotel bon gaItimorer @eidditslel'
ten 81 G6ren pom Gbas. D1. Sfipab,
Dem Stabl Moanaten, peranitoItet
miro. Suf @iuid bon M|opor 9re.
ton, aui Oeiien gInreguug bin Oas
8anfett arrangirt puroe, iDuroe Oos
OoIlit6uoiee Rrogromm uidt berois
fcntIidt. @eridie0ene lleberrai6itn.
gen pelde fir ole gbeilnebmer SC.
rem 8ubl ungefdbr 400 betrdgt, Dor.
bereitet ipuroen peroen gc9eim &c.
bolten.
Gin Eonitmeiiter tpuroe niht er.
nannt Gie Greigniiie oes gl6cnos
iueroen BON Gr. @m. $. @cI6 bon
Der Sobus Sopfius' llniperiitGt geIei.
tet meroen. gln ieinem Glide, oetn
gbrentiide, meroen Sr. Shma6 imS
feline ndditen geantel Die nit i6m
nah Baltimore fommen perOen, 10.
lpie Wopor Somes s.. Ereiton unO
ooS Arrangements Gomite liben.
Gas Gomite beite6t aus SSobn Sn.
bert, Rrdioeut oes 5peiten StaOt.
ratbS5weiges, Stoot Gegiitrotor 81.
G'pinn 9lo6ert 6. Sec, 03opor Brt.
itou's Sefretar unO u. Q. @oIOsbo-
rough, GoriiBer Der itGOtiiden ga.
brifplaB GomHiiiion. GoS Memi
oaS ieOen Tbeilnebmer $40 foitete,
lit iebr reihbaltig inO entbdIt olc
Narpldnocr 3elifotefien. Ger gaa.
SaoI oes geloeoere Sotel ipuroe
pr1htie opforirt. Gin StreiH.@on.
5crt miro coii5ertireu. Nln6el @or.
riion, Die galtimorer Rrimn Gonna
Ser Metropoliton Opera Co., miro
orci SieOer iingcu
Sn Bealeitimg bon Srn, Sfpo6
beiinoen iih iolgenoe 6erren:
SomeS 8. @oro, SefretGr oeSSru.
Gdwob,
g. q. Grace, Grdiioent Der Beth,
leben Steel 80.
" SoDniton. 8ice Yrdiioent Ocs
getbleben Steel SO.
s. " Bud, 8ice 4r0iioeut ocr
getbIebem 5teel So.
g8. =. Hoberts, 9ice 4rGiioent
Der @rtblebem Steel 60.
8. Q. SnD0er, Gice @rGiiocut scr
get6lebem Steel SO.
Gliincp Bent General @eiddfts-
iiibrer Oes Stceltor 8tDeiges.
g. g. aniielD, General .Verfouis.
9lgent
6. ". @ooo, @euerol @ei6dfts.
Iiibrer Der DlornIdnoer Sta6hperte
gu Sparrops Eoint.
Vl. s. ScommeI, General SUPER.
intenbent Der MorDIdnoer Stabltper.
te in Sparroips Yoint.
s. @l Sones, @cidditsfiibrer oeS
3iunplotten 0eportements inSpors
rops goint
GbonIaS Dl Gombroofs, Siilfs-@e.
id6itsfiibrer Der Sdiifs 9Inloee in
Sparroms Boint.
Dos SpeJinI Gonitc, oos 6rn.
S6mab empiangen miro, beitebt aus
ioIaenoen Serren:
6eIir SIgnus. Baltimore 9lmcricou.
s. g. gIloreo. Goni. Sos electric
2igbt auo &opcr 60.
lebiter Bel, gorf gonf.
Sobn 81. glono, llniteo StoteS 81,
0elitp ono Guaranty SO.
@olter 9. SroofS, Goutou Giieu-
bo6u.
gller. 9roipn, gonton So.
Senrp 9romn, AtIontic Sruit 60
W. $. giibler, Gbeiapeofc ans
Fotomoc Ielepbon 50.
6, @olter Gornan Baltimore Der
eiuiguug DER Gre0itleute.
&in 5. Carroll, Sdptb. uno Sc
Ocr.9orlc.
GctoUius @. Glorf, @runceiGcn-
tbums 9oric.
@. ". Glouoe, Stotc 9onf Of Mo-
| rDlouo
@m 4. Goe6lon, 9nltimore@oi
tD GonniiiiGr.
Nen Spu1ntnn &helnnpnfe Ctpnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

SeLearaphiIdIer MetterberIdlt.

gluS oeu iibrieeu gmoes 9etter.
@eobabtungs. .Stationen niiroen Die
ioIaenoei nieorielten Gemperohiren.
ole Inn 8 llbr geiteru gIbenO berrid-
ten, berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
,lImab6dnaiser yHrscrDcreiH UOn
WearnIauN.@

I'm cine aemeinidaftlidJs Sitnns
OcS NdrarruereinS aHO Oes gaaOr-
0umiteS absnbalten, lunrSe sic mo-
nntlidJc @criaminlnna Uum "a. ylO.
uembcr bis
Srritus, Osn I. 9e5smber
ueridDobcn nuS iinSst oieielbe am 1.
DsBcmbsr gl6euOS s ll6r, in ben
Standardization SeS Gitb.Glnbs itatt.
(Ropi9,2 ,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

WlcmpbiS, ilar 20 Sainhpea, mar Sd
Gie @ettcr @orousiaaungelt mic
oieieIben fiir Die fonmienOe @o6e
BON scr gunoeS Netteruortc per,
oiIentliht ipurOcr lnuten
1orontlontiidc Stuaten: glage.
meiu Flares @ctter miro ipo6rideiu.
lid bis Sreitog oOer Soniitne bette.
ben iueun lofalcr 0leseu ooer Sdnee
uorouSlihtIid eintreten miro. adI.
ter in Der criteu Sdlitc Der %obe
uno mGrmer IN Der 8tpeiteu.
MittelotIoniiihe Stnaten; &lor
Dis lienitag iucmu cs mbeitimmt
nit epentteacn Aegenfdaen meroei
miro. aGlter in Der eriien ituo pGr.
MGR in Der 3lpeiteH SdIite Ser ISOLDE.
SiioaiIautiide Stonten: glllge.
nlcn flores @ctter bis nobeju no.
dcnidhiB, lDenu borouSIihtIid @e-
qen eintreten miro Die Eempera-
tur lit nieorig, perbnnben nit Hroit,
aiisaeuoniiuen IN ocni luolihen9beil
BON sSIorioa III Der eriieu SdIite Der
Nohe. iuo porousihtIib pdruler
uadj Olittipoh.
g9eit @olf Stanten: 9ln.
aenlein fIar nit mdBieen Eempera.
tireu bis 3um @odenItIuB iuenn
cs nbeiiiHmt ililo fdIter miro.
Ohio Ebnl imo Genneiiee: &lo-
res @ettcr bis 1onneriiog ooer arei.
tog. iueun Is re0Hen miro Gie Eemr
peratareu lueroen beoelteno 1ober
fem.
@roBe see 9lesiou: 9lar bis
Wlithpof. menu eS unbeitimmt miro,
porouSiidtIih Reeen ooer Stncc
NldBige Eemperohtren bis 5un @o-
ncncnoe, wenn fiibleres Metter ein.
tritt.
iSladiiaoten iino Sber. iuie Mittel.
MiiiiiHppi E6nI: aIor imo mdBige
Sempcrotlren in Scr erlten Noten.
h6lie, unbeiiimnit nad 0littuod oocr
Ionneriioe, gefolet euentuea ponHe.
aen ooer Shuee uuo fiiblcr
,Selieueebiree unS &latear.5iegio.
nen; alor uno mdBiee Genperotll-
ren 5u @eainu ser @odle, uelden
im6eItimmteS @etter uno uoraus-
iidtIid Shnee an D7ithpod ODER
Gonneritag init beite6enOem nno fol-
tenn g9ettcr folgt
Gaciiiide Stooteu; lln6eiiimmtes,
nit Hegen perbunOeueS @etter IN
sen n6roliden paciiiidjeu Stoaten
itno gloro Californian. Gorousiidt.
lldl iib nod oeu iiio-caliiorniifclt
Stanten iidl in Der eriten &odcn,
bdlitc auSoebueuo. gl0Bigc Iempe.
ratiir ipdter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

v@erinania.W WlGnnerdOr".
WlOutag, Oeu 70, OlOOember.
Grites srORes GOn5ert.
9lnr fir NlitslieSer.
(92opi9- 20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Aa6rIidles gInitern.0lSiten.

UNcF'Vno Sieoertrnn5".
SOnntae, ben 26. yloOember 1916.
SenferfS Yarf -9OrieD Cane.
(glooi9,26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

fLMtI
Meltcransfdten.

Sir @arDIono uno oen 3iitrift
Columbia beute flar uno peitli6e
@iuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

@rofcs gIniternrOiten OeS ,Cfs9altO.
Wlckser arumfen llnterit.. Sereius"
SOHntag, ben 10. ylOOember.
Sentert's Iart ). j. 0OrieD Game.
(0op17-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

8. 2. Zimmerman @ar0Iono
Sruit SO.
9Iuspdrtige @diie, sic al oeul
9onfett E6eil ue6men, iino: @r.
@otoerneur Sobu @. Slaton BON
Georgia, 0lopor George 9(iusIec bon
Ridmono, @oDor 6reo. 8. Gonnellp
BON Srerton gt..Sy WloDor 1bos. g.
8laonionO BON 1euart ytsSy S6erit
sIleronOer g. Moore bon Eitts6urgb,
GbepaIier s. 6. ". 9oloi bon Gbilu.
oelpbin, imo s. Somoro SIocun bon
&bite Sulphur Springs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
NIndtuerindl ans 0rm 8ndltdanic.

ON"WA"NN Ni"V INV otW O"V%y"RiNf
Glmer Sobnion Der cine 0ebnjGbrige
Strofe obbiiBt, bate iid in Elm
Sob einnogeIn Ioiieu. 8uroe
ouf Dem @ogen bei ser Sabrt
pom 3uttbouie ent6edt. - Wib.
broudte oos ibm oeidentte Der.
troiien.
@lmer Sobnion, ser ont 20. 9e.
5embcr 1915 in Sio.@oltimorc ieine
@Bpeiter, Srmt SeIen Craig, er.
idoB, mo6te geitern einen wobIee.
planter Slubtoeriuh aus Oem @o.
rDIGnoer 8udtbnus, Der obcr I'M Ies-
ten gIugenbIid 6uni6tc gemobt pur.
sc. @r botte ii6 in einem Sob Ders
ltedt, oos iit Der glnItolt gum Ser
ionot fertig gemaht morOen mar.
SSobnion ipiirOe i'm 6ebruor oieies
Sobrcs I'M Griminolgeridt 5l 5ebn
Sobren 3uhtbous berurtbeiIt.
Gr nuroc, no1Ocnt cr ii6 mGbreno
Ser erlten Wonnte ieines 9lufentbnlts
I'M 8udtbaus gut benobm bon @or-
oein 2eonoro gum Siilfs.9erionot-
Glert ernonnt. Scr 8erlanot- glcrf
lit elm gleger, Der cine lebenslGnglide
8ubtbousitrofe 6u oerbiiBen bot. Gie
oSones Sollom @ore Co." on ser
Aiblono-gIpcnIe ionote geitern 0lor.
Gen einen ibrer @ooen Inn @aoren
obbolen 5ii loilen. Gs lit iiblicb, Dob
je6er @oeen bon Dem @erionot. GIerf
an Sbore oes 3udtbouies enpfans
gen unO oonn in Den Sof gefobren
miro. SSobnion batte iid Dies 81
glube geinodt. 9lls geitern Morgen
einige 6Giier nit @ooren oernagelt
porOen noren uno Der 8erionot-
Glert iih entfernt botte, ofinete er
Gins Der 5Giier imO ieste iih in Oos
SAB, worouf elmer iciner Treilnoc
OoiieI6e 5unoeeIte.
Gus SOB murOe aud oui oen $50.
gen gelaOen unO Ger 9leger 6radte
Oos 8ubrtperf Bis gum Sbor. Gort
iibernabm Der 6ubrmann DER Sones
Sollow @ore So. iein @eipoun pie.
Der uno iubr oooopn ginige Sin.
oerbeobadtcten Oen 8oeen unO i'm
gen 6u Iaden oil, oIS lie iobeu iuie
iidj Der Tedel al einem Der 56iier
bob uuo Elm Menid nah 2uit
id)noppte. Ger gtegerBerionotclerf,
Der IN Sb6nt zines 8Gdters OoS
3uHtboust6or beridIieBen pollte,
lab oen aopf ebeniollS. @r riei Dem
6ubrinonn 5lJ oen @oeen on5ubal-
ten. Sobnion uurOe Oam aus DEM
Sab se5ogen mo nod Dem 3udtbmis
5uriidgebrodt. @r ipuroe loiort sen
,gon5 Sdlimuen" ii6ermieien uno
Ieiner SteIe olS SiiIfs-9erionot.
Glerf cutbobcu.
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Icpartemrnt fit qaHOwirt6l
dJait-W Bnredu.

geridJt Oes Baltimore @ctterbursans
Der 6eil6tigfcitsge6olt Der Snit
mar GO Ero5ent Inn s llbr %orgeus
lno 81 Rro5ent Inn 8 llbr 4benos.
cxtHuhHAe rc,,werct,,r
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
LETTER TO MIR. w
(The Springfield Republican,

(The Springfield Republican,
the fashion Here a model ITO Mr.. w
AS but awkwardly oftened by apology shall offer
apology this letter The evenu which
BILE policies conducted the affairs of requires
vegaton uncramped by There time when the
political high the world and
citizen title Europe The W of
politics then Elevated the chair of the
the merit of everything yourself and the
ngraude character began From such
could expected than what has happened?
srve submission the insults of nation; treachey
and ingratitude another.
time been known by those who knew him that
Mr. W has friendships; that he incapable of forming
with constitutional inder
and this cold hermahrode faculty that imposed itself up
the world credited while prudence moderation
impartialty
nondescrbabe thing prudence
1t is substitute for principle and nearly allied
to hypocrisy that easily slides it. His genius for prudence
furnished him this instance with expedent that served
the natural and expedien diminish embar
of the multiply them erward But when
this attempted the national depcab be defend
ed The which Mr. VS. administration has done the
well the America to be repaired
by him. In what fraudulent light must Mr. VS. character
the world when his declarations and his conduct compared
gether
This is the ground which America stands All her
that with loss of
with And you world will be puzzled decide
whether apostate mpoor whether have aba
doned good principles whether you had
That the talk the president of the United States
Owen Wer blush little the art of invectve has adj
vanced the nghob Thomas Paine these words and
many more like them to President George Washington
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
(PhiladeIphia RecOrdl

Unprecedented demand difficulty meeting
steadily forcing prices upward There active stock pecla
ton great speculation merchandise To check
speculative buying the mills requiring that the
immediate The high not check
possibly that stimulates de
buyers that if they do Their orders at
havet figures Dunns Review
The striking of the situation the persist
en rise in prices results from speculative infu
ences pressure Of actual requirements that
facilities Many commodities have reached
level at which buying would ordinarily be curtaled but
current appears insatabe and the question OF
price of secondary consideration with consumers
have difficulty getting and materials and
handle Copper
the other metals the
price and leather rising the demand for
by additions the textile indus
many overtime and domestic
of business and steel
The cleangs the week ending Feb
ruary little less than five billions but the
vsed trie five billions The clear
with holiday dropped below four billions but the
pretty half has been for about
Philadelphia the cearng about 65
greater Railway the second week
February than IL cent above before
Exports last month exceeded those of and fell only
little below the reeordbreng figures Of the later months OF last
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10

the of tuffs
and
orders steel products footed
ND to $50 probably 100000
especially plates shapes and bars for de-
But producers of products
piping limiting nearby delivery Contracts
refused Railroad
10000 tons OF rails $500 tons OF
supplies 4172 76
Atlantic
Yards Orders have been placed for 25 900 tons of steel
previously ordered and orders for
pending Railway equipment contracts pend
Orders 252 locomotives
pending Most steel have been advanced SIS ton
pressed producers at high
prices $40 and Birmingham foundry
No , is $50 or a little
has little active at irregular
prices the week declines account OF the con
There big of
wool of advancing,
and paying prices asked by the Staple cot
of
eighth There large business in colored lines
There active trade
fall ooens have been sold out and with
goods not in the market for further
unable deliver Boot shoe
factories Leather and the price IS
soaring.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
THE BRANDIEs HEARING.

charge against Louis D. Brande
apparently without
sustained
nmatons indeed thrown out and differences
alleged
his confirmation but has been
practically the only charges made during the hearing
with interests which he had
Perhaps
Lowell of Harvard be considered exc
distinguished educator proved nothing against him and
against the action OF Pres
Lowell the appointment without sufficient reason
4 active proagons OF reform ideas as Bran
necessarily powerful opposition and part OF 1t
who advocates reform which conflicts
Hence surprising that limitations OF
the should
lcved bv thosew Brandes had fought
that should the committee the essen
ability beyond question His radical
a should Anyhow 1t simply
would currently accepted
generally regarded the extreme lie IS
peaceful Whether he has the Judicial
anything judge should decide questions in
accepted legal principles regardless OF what view he
Of law which he is called to inter
legislator 10 be sure
applying old principles to new
generally held desirable that spirit OF con
of this term
should which President Wilson used when
action con
sevativ who while world but who
good while forward That
would approach judicial Interpretation IN this spirit would
be bench cannot be questioned ana
Wilson Brandes intimately De
truly conservative tins better sense
that reflects the character OF Mt
should prevent his endorsement by the senate
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
ILLINOIS PEOPLE HAVE BIG
TIME AT RITUI, RFTTNIOK

The Illinois people had great time
in Bull last Saturday, according to
John Warren White, editor of the Pho
reer. who was in Twin Falls on bust
ness yesterday. After being welcomed
to the city by Secretary Bradley of
the Commercial club, they had a big
dinner, with more than 300 in attend
ance. Following this the afternoon
was pleasantly spent getting reac-
quainted, as the roll of counties at the
dinner revealed the place of nativity
or former residence of all there. At
night an old-fashioned country school
program was held at which many
"~rolro nice rieces" Mrs Ketchum
won the spelling match from the Nc
Guffey speller. The program was fol-
lowed by an old fashioned barn dance
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
PROGRAM FOR ENTERTAINMENT
OF BUHL co. THURSDAY NIGHT

The following Is the program ar
ranged for March 8, by the Twin Falls
military organization, Company D, l..
N. G., for the reception of the Bull
organization, Company X:
list Call and Assembly.
Addres of Welcome-Capt. P. W
McRoberts.
Response-Capt c. V. Biggs.
Music-Friedman's orchestra.
Sick Call.
Camp Sanitation-Capt H. W. VIII
son.
Music-Friedman orchestra.
Solo-Wilton Peck.
Opening of Twin Falls Gym.
Announcement-Mr Lyons.
Boxing and wrestling.
Gym work of members of the asso-
citation.
Music-Friedman' orchestra
Selection by Snake River Quar-
tette."
Address-"Citizen Soldiery and Cit
zenship" C. L. Longley.
Mess Call
"Everyone's busy"
I0aStSs
Capt P. w. McRoberts-Toastm
ter.
Co. K in retrospect-Lieut Woodin
Co. X in prospect-Lieut Slice.
American Lakes-1910-Maj. Thos.
Dovery
Boise-1911-Sgt. Maj. Nicholas
Wenzel.
Observation-Disclosures Krengel.
Boise-1913-Lie Prater.
Gearhart-1914-Top Sgt Leighton.
Boise-1915-Te Bowen.
The Presidio-1916-Why we want
to go-the whole battalion.
Impromptus.
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Them sufficient proof that awakening to
economic democracy
There that would brook anything
of this there people Europe but who would look
with wemered contempt who bowed the knee
o such a band of thievng, mpudent rascals
these the backbone of the preparedness
ment These the alarmed and anxious patriots who yelling
'Defenseless America
What boost to self estimation nation in the minds of
the intelligent that of this stripe and
the country off its feet inducing the people to tax
billions order that muerous caba of
continue proftmakng
their expense
country that the United States Senate will
and ahead with program but
the that who apologize for such
still receiving subscriptions from the reading public
Pacific Mail Steamship that driven from the
Toilette and whose pfu condition
mingled with shed by the cumberland
going back into business larger scale than beforeBos
New Freedom
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York Tribune gone and arffbnd9 1t
all the the Economist Its
almost nothing but editorials Its dsaP
proval Of the administrative policy directed wholly toward
e lac % IL S the Tibnne calls it's own beligerent attitude
phase of true American
ism that forgotten all about America for
short protective tariff That was Horace Greeley gospel during
his whole life He made the Tribune power Tor True Am
should Scarcely of Greeeys rugged u
wonder that the Tribune rating among American business
should have dropped down to near and that IN circulation
editorial of length the Tribune takes exception
with regular Republican the coming presidential
prefer defeat victory under other
This would seem to opinion might be expressed without
exciting frocious anmoties What MIR Taft thinks or
bune of the hour leadership and that
never before did leadership utterly lacking Leadership in
the Tribune 1t has no thought OF or %ord tGn Tn. % III
ton the prime factor in the problem to be
how many will be against President
Wilson the event Of his denomination next June IT. an Turns Oh
possibility for the worst tariff eyer enacted he issue "
The New York Tribune neither warcrazy tarff6Td as
the think That veteran Republican and pro5ee
zionist realizes that the sort OF protective
country from the time of the enactment Of the Dngy bill I'M
an s as m tlo r'sad for the reenactnent Of graft
the famous poagonis OF odm protec
onm has dropped the tariff issue and begun to denou1ce the Pres
taking position the degenerate form into which latter day
PrOteconsm has fallen the Tribune Is not IN any way ~Os d
Horace Greeley theory that under protective tariff IN
lively short time able stand alone without the aid Of
The old masters assumed that when nome manu-
featuring encouraged they would compete with one
another and speedily cut down the home price me ue OF man
ing an which gigantic trusts could be based was
foreign to their conception of things
leaders of proteconsm began to see the WIS
abandoning the tariff wall principle In ms last speech
ut short by the President William Mckinley
pleaded changes tariff looking toward ree conditions OF
The why sawart proeconiss sheets like the Ir
appeal for defend than plea for
discarded made form of professionalism is the
conditions and for all given the lie to the
ton that Democratic falsely called free trade tariff necessarily
Although all OF the five pancs that oc
Cured under Republican proeconlst
Republican all but under Republican
old false has not been without its effect The
further great pan financial depresons have been
scope during times of ignored But sooner
oertaes and the American people now nave an
object lesson which they will not forget
Economist the and mouthpiece of the
American Protective failure understand
import the handwriting the wall which Is plainly visible to
Shff called attention the recent
Republican banquet doubt due to the force OF
habit which direction but and IN
it's the