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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
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Baltimore angefommen.
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Sale BON &inOerlGbn1lngsfranfbe
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W1onotc oltc gona Smitb bon Scr.
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in ser g31be Der @lcSenrD @oititation
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BON W}eDerSDiae. Dos @ciunO9eits.
Dcportentent bemo6t fcrner 5wei Der.
0ddtige Sale in Dem $ouie Ger. 1889,
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Sabre ulte gtegermdo6en Siiie9ruce
mo Der II Dlonote oltc 9legerfnabe
2. Snop6en nit bero1dtigen Spmp.
tomen oornieoer. 0o in Der 9tod-
barihoft iebr Diele Sinoer Iino, be-
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ebenfoas i1orf bepadt, nodoem in
ben lesten Eogen 5iDei tronfe ainoer
ndh Der ainOerboipital- S6ule &C.
brodt iucroen mliBten.
@eiltnobeits Gomnriiidr Gr. @lofe
ertldrte geiterh @iorgen, Dab ole 2in.
oerla6mungs .Situotion i'm 9(ugemei-
lien ie1r bcfrieoigeno iei. CT er-
tpdbnte jeOo6, ooB oie gctroffeneu
GoriihtsmoBregcln 0ltr @ermeioling
ctner Gpioenlie nibt pcrnodldiiigl
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Or. q. $. @oriug bonn Sffcutlic6en
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fern in Baltimore din uin Or. Sur
lcg, Der felt eini9er 3eit fir oaRelbe
Geportemcut bier tbGtie 1T, 3i rnter-
itiIben. Sie itellen III Der Sollptiode
5eiln1obeits Gertififote fir ainoer
aus, Die bon ibren @ltern no6 Stao-
fen gcnommen, in oenen beItimmte
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rcip. @orrett. GountD mrroen Or. s.
Sanpion Soncs, Dem GorIte6er oeS
Bureaus fir onItedenoe Gront6eitcn
bcri6tet. Gie itootlidbe @eilino1eits-
9eborOe brodte in @rfabrlng ooB
in Sdmiltou eeiuiiie @oridriften DER
@eb6r0e perlebt murOeh. GS 1T @or-
ibriit, Dab Elm Sous, in mcl6em ein
&ino al Der @inocrIdbmutgs &ranf.
belt lei0et, nit elmer &drte oeriebcn
iDerocu ioate, eenml 10 pie bei Gp-
pbusfdIlen. 9lpd ioIlteu il oeul Sauic
feline geiu6er empfangen iperoen.
sln Dem Derltor6enen, 81 Monute
oIten Charles @oIleid bon Ger. 1918,
9riInt StraBe ipuroe cine 9lutopiie
porgenommen iIno gefunoen, oaB Der
ielbe an Der &inoerI6bmlngs .aronf-
belt ltar6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
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DON unO nud QeiltIdIuhb imD
Ociterreitb-llnGorn iiber 91otteroal1'
'lni0 gieip.Dorf. GeIoienSuuaeu tia@
europa.
SbcO. s. Gicner & Gu,,
217 GFssBaItimOre-Ssiry
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

9inben grcrel mus non irtt ab iei-
ncn geodlcmo6n nngcfiir5t an icine
Iyrau a6lieicrn nad Der Gniidei-
0uug ocs GiAierS Eormollm pom
iNopciildlen @oli5eiacridt neil cr
anlilaaS uie6tS onocrcs nac0 6aiic
,u brinacn pileete, ais einen 9liien.
3iuhcl fcbric- nab0cm i6m Der Rid.
Ger Sen @ciebl gsgebcu baiic oi1 3.
Tttohtr nor i6m ]ledehi6ait a65ule.
ocL init ieiuer Satin uaA ieiucr
Gobnlmg, glr. SIC Ctierbein Ctr,
5iriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
Sonnrnani. an0 iInteraana.
flnth
g3ettrrausGdtcm.

Sir MnrDlano uno ben Diitrift
Columbia Beute flor ltn0 mariner
uno meiilide g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

alidjtcr Seurp Gtodbrioac, ocf
IorIiter 6cs MarDlauoer. 3mei0es
ccr ..9loi6cn arcu5.@cieaidait" 6ai
cineu gfppcil i'm 6ouos iiir Sic 9(r.
Dciccn scr WcieQidait erlaiien. 9}id.
ier 2tod6rioac i6eiltc nit. oaB No
rDlanS in sen udhiieu gagen $2S,.
600 an sic Hauptfoiic abiii6ren
mar wclha 0as @elo not5iuen0ip
iiIr cen 2lnfaui bon 9lrtifcIn iiir oil
9lot6c @rer3 S5oipiialr 6raiidt
9lidicr etodbrioae icicrtc geiiern
ieiucn 60. @cbnnsta1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
Qnnheg.0 .0egarIrnIenI 30 QanbmirI9.
ldJait g4eitcr. WnredM.
gJeridt SeS baltimore ggcftcrbmreaits

Der 1euhtiafeitsae0olt Der Suit
mar 80 4ro3crt i'm s ll6r aRorgeuS
lmo 81 @ro5ent inn $ llbr glbcnoS.
eihnolihc Ecmperanr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
Carl AM SOnntag fcin SruO az
IiefCrn.

Ter @adcr g(lcranocr Fbilipo.
oiosti mubtc 81 icinem ociopeien er.
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lan6niB icine 9aduoorcn ni6t am
Sountag o6lieieri oori Sergennt
9luocl non Der norooitlidcn @oI5ei-
Citation orrciirte ibn ais CT an
5onntag Moroen ieine @oore in
oeric6ieoencn 9doen a6lieiierte. E6i-
lipnowsfi CAB Dor 0cm Gi6tcr Slit
6ei'm geiirigen @er6or, an, Dob er
ans llnfenntniB oeS @eiebes oe6an.
oeli ba6eu unO scr 9libter 6otte e:u
@inie6en nnO beiiraite ion mir I'M
sic Soften oes @eridtsUeria6rens,
$145.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

ST. Mcrib q. U 9ot6 bon @oD.
ncs6oro. 3D.. Gin @roouirler ocS
Observation-Disclosures III
cls Qebrer iiir Mat6emaiif uuo
3eidlaen in @lc0ouola6.Snilitt
anaeiieat morocu. sr- 2oi6 miro
and Die Qcihmg ocr militdriid6en
lIcbiuaen iibcrHc6men Gr mar bis.
Ger 0Is ,SngenieIr an Scr Fenniul,
umia. 8a6n tbdiia mo bat 0ic Slot.
cngltahentic IN glnnapolis einigc
.1ahre beiMAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

WfancnicE. hlf bru .,IrntifArn NdrrfpDn'
h'HisN" NldIi pHaiilih ohcr nnrrnclH0Nln er
f6ffsr Nnh afhfffs Der lfiicr bnDon pfr Itle'
Dbpn g9fg l9fliula WllnpfllpHe ~ AlaDfN'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

9cioe Stootrotbs5meiae iuerOen
belitc 9loGhiitog 4 llhr cine gcireiu-
id,aitii1c Situug 6nlten i'm slrgl.
ncnte 81 Cjitniicn NcS nencn Gbor.
ters wnter Dem SelbiiperoolluugS.
9lmeuoemeut anju6oren. Gie Serren
&m. $. 1Rolt6ie lmo Charles s.
S,arlcD lpcrocn 3u @uiiten Der Dor
lagc ipredjen geenn Der Stooirot6
0em Qoricbloac 3uiiiinmt miiiien sic
9iiracr Del ser ioditca gpo6I Bar
iiber obitinnieu. SIN onoeren ,Solle
miro Die 9lugcIcgcu6eit All Gin Sa1r
oeriho6en ueroet
$fC0 pro Ingfiir IS afirs."
Phi Griiidcn oeS &crcins Scr aQif-
leltc mo 6o6rfonteu rcidlte Serr
Spencer i'm eriien 3lUcigc cine Ger.
or0f&mg cir rDonad allc tenpordr
nod BIER lonlmcnOcll &erioucn, iuel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

DeutTdDc, EcItcrreidiIde nnO llaaa.
rilhe 0rieasnnlsibcn.
100 Wnrf unO lO0ArDncu nufndriS
39eo. 8. Dicuer q &c.,
2l7 CIi.yuItimUT:-SH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
INC 3 10 ei1 Di6lIOfb e
Git Baltimore.

Serr Soml. 9oiA reidte i'm criien
3wei0e eine @eroronimg elm $4,000
fir ben Ban elmer 3iUeios6reibi6lio.
t6ef inner6ol6 oes bon @Oeu-, 6ac'
ettes Sio6- iluo 9altimore-S Strobe
6egren3tcn Giitritts 5u OerpiHigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

dc iiir ciuel oocr ine1rcrc Gage &cr,
fdldc orroiiairelL cine Siren5 BON
500 pro Gag be5ablei iollen. Der.
leBungen iueroen nit $500 Stroie
beleat. Cine dbnlide gerorOnuug be.
itebt in 9iidmono gum S6ute Ger
oortigen @eidditsleute.
glngenommen.
Gle Geroronlug, Oas 9ett Der
9iges-glUenue 81 ii6erue6men, ipuroe
I'M eriteu 3weiae ongeHonlmeu
Ole Goiino @orlage.
9as Ser Spencer Sen 9(ntrao
iiedte, ole geroroniing 6ejiigliA oes
Gaiino @ebGuoes peiter 3uriid5il-
ic6ieben cr6ob ii9 Scrr SeotiuoIc
mo proteitirie gegen oen 9tntrag; er
Oerlongte 81 uiiien, iDarum oie @cr-
oronilhg 5uriidge1olten meroen iollc.
Gr itellte Sen 9lntrag, Oas Griuden
ocs Serrn Spencer auf ben Gid 81
legen Ter glntrag ging init If ge-
gen 8 Stinmen oerloren unO Die
@orlaae pllroe oonn pieoer periHo-
ben.
Ginp 0mpin nhfhIinthpf iii :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

Sn Garrett. reip. 6reoerid County
iplroc e6euioas ie Elm neuer Sal
cntoedt. II Gin ainO erIag Der
5cubc. ~ Or. q. $. @orins in
Baltimore angefommen.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21
OVERSTOCKGD.
To the Public:-

To the Public:-
 We have just finished stock talk ing, and find that we are heavily overstocked so are making enorm- ous reductions in Hardware-as much as 50@o in certain lines. Not withstanding immense advances out side, especially in Hardware and Metal Goods, we are still selling on the basis of goods purchased the past two or three years. We will sell for cash only at these prices, and for a limited time, until we bring our stock down to the re. quirements of the Camp.
 If you have an order to be filled, let us figure on it; we can save you money. We have proved it % others, we can prove it to you. DARLING & DEAN COMPANY.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21

You can have the same by having your clothing cleaned & pressed and repaired by us. We make them look like new. We do dry and steam cleaning. We make Alterations.
 We make and repair furs. We make suits to order. We guarantee first class workmanship. Our prices are reasonable. Drop in and see us and we will give you our prices be- fore we do your work. We appre- ciate your patronage.
 Yours to please
 NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21
SAYS RECEIVED WORD
 GERMAN U BOAT SUNK

NORFOLK, Oct. I9.-Oficers oc the British steamer North Pacific claim that they received a message from a British cruiser which report ed sinking a German submarine off East Nantucket.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21
FEDERATED CHURCH.

At the Congregational Church Sunday the following services will be held. Rev. John Parsons, pastor.
 II A. M. Bible School and children-s service. R. B. Julian, superintendent.
 Adult Bible class will study l "Paul's Defense before Agrippa". z P. M. Christian Endeavor. 8 P. M. Worship and Sermon bI Dr. John Parsons. Subject:
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21

Safety first. You miners coming in from the creeks look up the ad- vertisers in your paper before dis posing of your patronage.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21

'FThe Poor Mans Club". choir.
 Ladies' Aid Society meets Tues day at 2:3O p. m.
 The public is more than welcome to all the services of the church.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-21

discredited. If the report is true and sumarine was sunk, it Is doubtless the U 53 which but re- gently paid a visit to this country as that under sea boat was believed to be operating somewhere in that section of the Atlantic.
 Since Sunday last while two boats have reported attacks, so far as is known none have been sunk. Brit ish dispatches indicate that none are overdue.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16

pepeuaed by the old gang money directly
and indirectly through the granting monopoc privilege
why the laws allowed unchanged be stated
since the to which they might be by forces evident
Furthermore which party
the which closed
and and the public utility corporations
SO that II there systematic fraud location
might readily be If the
could legally danchse the which
cast then would obviously
financial institutions and adro INSCRIPTIONS
few illegal Democratic
precincts
What Interpretation be upon the election by
the courts the would certainly from their letter
that the board of would
throw out the votes They do the
not permitted certify that elected the
plainly that the certificate shall be made
such and the board commissioners
reports show that the actually thrown Bonnie
vile precincts.
Lastly the the character of those
tempted to steal be considered That
wormen throughout Idaho who
raon IN the hope that better labor will
attitude OF the state will be defense Of the de
settlers should attempt unthnkabe
just enforcement Of laws the protection
and the OF other
the curtang of privileges worth millions
The politicians who have served and who still
the heritage the people, wherever they
Clarence Van Deusen than
all the books OF the state would the placing others behind the
An mpeniten thief hardly be respect
OF the people, where these rights conflict with his graft his liberty
Here then have the opportunity and the
before the election for the
deavorng for of
prOmptness with which the Statesman ntmated that
naturally large when of fact
circumstance and which would lead the belief the whole
raised should the election prove unsatisfactory
and its
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
FIXING TO sTEAL2

NO sooner had become that
elected governor OF Idaho the
elected with few exceptions than the
atoms that the vote OF the fraudulent
English OF It, though with characteristic gang organ
made plain statements must something
wrong with the vote because four wears
The reasons for the big vote not far only
the population greatly increased but the
and dry election increased the number
mendousy There evidence that the liquor
than bluff they early realized
but the wet vote well the other general
agitation Moreover four the election
foregone conclusion people generally taking the
interest that they did this year ookdne of the
state machine had not been sufficiently exposed popular
dgnaon and bring out large
custaes as large relative vote not to be expected
The great campaign the dry vote took place after tb
closing OF the registration books
lew unregistered voters on 70
tion day " !" y" eec
Inc Statesman continued to nsnuate DAYS and on
TUESDAY reported definitely that precincts county
winch vi votes had been cast majority cast for the
democratic ticket had been thrown commissioners II was
SAID that this would give all the offices Republicans in that
county and might change the results
fces The fact that Idaho election
Certain facts stand all this laws ra +bo h.
age OF days when the people conscientious than m
REGARD 10 netods USED TO get men into They
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
BORDER BOYS STAY WITH CHIEF

IT. IS usually pretty good after political campaign 10
examine the material Of which hobgobins
been worked like aowe during contest One of the
most INDUSTRIOUS pooks that walked abroad before
the appaon that said appeared to certain active ts 10
eone the tale that the boys were allowed 70 Vote
President Wilson, Governor Alexander all the lesser
gntS would be snued out Unfortunately of Idaho did
not permit them to east their ballots what would have han
pened only be judged by happen in other states Pn
vana laws permitted the militia to vote and instead
OF misunderstanding rebuke to the administration proportion of
Democratic votes the national keystone state
was greater than among the a
Moreover Pennsylvania credited with HAVING laroer nov
entage OF dissatisfied soldiers than other and the eastern
press was tned with walls alleged have emitted bv guards
men from that commonwealth
When the Minnesota contest election was street
tax among the outs that if Wilson among the
ms small plurality would be wiped ballots of the
zoOU guarsen the border The reports the front dis
posed OF that effectively by showing that the the Minnesota
troops were running about the vote a home.
There Is difference bravery patriotism between th
members OF the political parties While in the Republican states
Named seems that there Democrats
the 'front.' on the other hand might easily happen among
ments from Democratic states majority the cast
for the Republican ticket - 800
Guessing on what would have happened in Idaho
guessing ON election and large number Of parties know
how uncertain that is
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
'RQDIEBHFNSdDNS|
Store Talk

It's all right folks, just keep coming
while the coming is good. I have more of the
same kind and quality Of merchandise that I
have had all along and 1 rather think that there
will be enough for ALL but the way you good
folks have been buying for the past few weeks,
and the way our business is growing it will not
be bad idea to come soon while the coming is
still good
You know nowadays many kinds of mer-
chandise, particularly goods such as I carry,
can not be had for prompt delivery, and the
advances asked are something astonishing. SO
come now while we still have the good kind and
as usual at Right Prices You know I am
not boosting" prices as many are doing so
come while the coming is good
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
BUSINESS CONFIDENT AT ALL TIMES

That the condition country essentially sound and tina
businessmen regarded such before election worry
ing about the results whatever they might by tn
reports OF the mercantile agencies week drn
the campaign Straw showed advantage Hughes
weeks and business continued improves then the swing
wilson began ana still the
with each recurring number All this
much difference between parties matters these difference
not fundamental lot of candidates
few days before election The following from Dn
Der indicates the confidence felt that the country
would be safe whoever might VIM
Neither the pending elections nor the persistent
rise OF prices have perceptbly reduced the momentum
OF the business Activity continues unabated
at time when less hestancy usually witness
ed ana 1t remains wonder that with mounting
steadily and in many rapidly demands are sus-
tanned IN such great volume New buying current
and forward requirements still ousrps the facilities for
both production and distributions conditions and
the growing scarcity of acting as brake ON
manufacturing in directions Car shortages are
also hndrance and the consequent restriction of fuel
supnes causes some concern among industrial interests
with shipments generally backward trend of
prices continuing strongly upward producers display
greater reluctance in extending commitments farther
into the future and increasing Of profitable
contracts are being rejected
Yet, with business of necessity held in
allegiance, bank clearings make phenomenal exhibit
and are $40 per cent larger this at leading cen
ters outside New York than year ago though part Of
the gain is obviously due o the high prices As many
expected, further striking occurred in iron
fuel hides leather and in other important lines and of
the 53l wholesale commodity quotations regularly
pied by Dms Review, eghtysx show advances this
week and fourteen declines The extreme living costs
not unnaturally restriction of buying and by
many luXures purchased sparngly yet on the
WhOe consumption is maintained III remarkable volume
and III the aggregate retail trade of record dimen
slons though the weather has been to the
best results in sections
"lt is significant of the times that the failure record
continues highly encouraging. Prosperity in and
industry makes for greater promptness in the
OF financial obligations and business rela-
prises
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
lust q W0rd AbOut
Boys UedrdbLeS

It's pity yes a shame, to see the materials
that are being used in boys clothes these days
Suits bought just few weeks ago are faded
and old looking. It's too bad. Cottonades,
Satinets, Cotton shoddy, Wool shoddy and most
anything but good honest materials are being
used in making suits and pants for the boys.
have good line of boys suits and sep
arate knee pants made from materials that I
can recommend for wear They are made in
good STYLE cut full and are good looking, the
worth while sort The pants are not only
sewed we'll but the seams are bound to give
them added strength and the many details that
are essential in boys clothes have not been over
looked in those I have here for you.
When I say to you that am giving just as
good materials, just as good STYLE and just as
good make as you would have been given last
year at this time, 1 am relating only facts and
that is saying whole big lot.
Bring the Little Men in and see.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
BUILDING JUST THE HOME
YOU WANT.

In speaking of the home you want to build
writer has said
g ''1he house he is to build is the house Of his
hopes and dreams, probably the fruit Of long years
Of U0rk and study and contemplation; it is to be a
home for his soul as peN his body, little corner
Of the Ogorld that is essentially his o5Cn .
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16

regrettable study
making wholly misleading
first place the assertion that Miss Noel and Judge Otrom received the
tail of is
the impression that they the tail end of the Demo
cratic ticket The implication contained in the
city
Democratic officers Lastly the statement By the defeat of Miss
without single representative State or county absolutely without
foundation insofar implies deliberate purpose the part Of
anything than negligible of the voters of this city
the election Of candidates the sole ground that such candidates
from the end
the Democratic ticket congressional state
and county failed to get plurality of the votes November
Twin Falls Of James Fitzgerald
votes than other defeated candidate he the
large proportion of the Republican that did
fairness making comparison office passed That
Miss Noel received the largest the city of Twin Falls Of
An adding machine will show this There were nine and
dates besides Judge Otrom the Democratic ticket the tail end
ticket after Judge Ostrom in Twin Falls What
figures show deliberate conspiracy the of Twin Falls
west end resident said in the city the other day
dozens Of times No member Of THE TINES f d m a
its being said during the campaign may be granted that such
statement made by irresponsible individual by dozen
successful candidates might made such state
men and might have tried influence this
argument II they dd was wholly rprehensibe We have evil
dence that the successful candidates personally appeal
fact that such appeal a by anyone
The Herald says that Miss Noel Judge ahead
that this due the fact that
Ro no en to WV g a getting & We
Judge Osrom particularly well known in the and
their qualifications fully people thus knew
them voted for them without the thought
Falls in any way entering into their calculations
There should discrimination
peten candidate for position that legislator any
alton guilty of unpaoc And had
fact that generally recognized that county division
paramount issue OF the campaign far legislative offices
ends Of the county relative to LEGISLATORS nn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ds
legislative candidate he the
y or the other would have been just rprehensbe such drm
nation actually was in the few in which praeticed
legislative candidates III the election on November
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
NO DISCRIMINATION.

1t would from the way that Miss Noel for
county superintendent and Arthur w Ostrom candi-
date for probate judge received the tail end of the
in the east end of the county that it impossible elect
a Bull nominee. Both Osrom and Noel, led the Demo
cratic county ticket in the five precincts of the west end
and far ahead of their opponents but defeated
from the other end of the county They outvoted
in the city Of Twin Falls by their Republican opponents
which city went for Wilson and other Democratic Of
fcers. The deal again
BY the defeat of Miss Noel, the purpose of Twin
Falls is accomplished and the entire west end of the
county in which than 1000 votes cast is left
without single representative state county Citizens
Of the west end how do you like it?-Buhl Herald.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-16
&az.<e7eG1R6<e4<s,,

P S. Always have in mind that you can
mail order anything we carry, and be sure OF
correct prices and careful attention to your
orders.