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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

6rou Glaro NJ. III :, &u0. Coma
ten Qun5 in Dloier c%i1}lmlQdlcn. Iic
Goulatclt mcroen EN- po0r WilulltrI
IN beibc@ Nolitr aelc9t. 0unlii lid
ore Nallt lcldt cuticrtlcu l0Bt, 0Qnt
rpcr0cn lic gulI} IN Ole @ldicr gr0c
pen un0 10 icit ME moglld 3Ii0nt
management mir oilrfcIl tic natilrllh
lldlt QurplnGcu. Ntl lc0C9 Clj0rt
Qlu5 rtdluct mult cIntn rbcncn (bcc
l0iicl Sdl}. Gonu ltlt mon Den
Wuumllrlug on, ouum Den lcdel,
0cu man bel 0cn Oiolou >lor9 lcidlt
ull'ld.raubt, bel ocu ua0trcu @ldlcru
ldBt man orH Niiqcl halb alti. onnit
bcll &ohcn Der 0dHtpf cntmcldcu
fam. ,Su cIncH N&oldfeiicl gibt man
Bidder o0tr &oi}uoue, ltcllt 0arulli
Die Gidltr mo qtejt genjt9tu0 Ian
mnrule@ M}ulltr hlitlu, 0ul} 6 bcl ;
soil uuterhalb 0ea 1edele rcjrht
Ioa Naiirr brQljdlt Ole @ldicr ultt
bis obCn bin 81 bc0edcn, 0u Die %
nl0tcn ourdl 0al Gumpl @toHlGrujrt
relp gc0ilnlttt mer0rn. Gen Nclici
0Cdt muu 81 mo ldiit. pom 3cltroum
0c9 &0tlCI@ nlI1cron0cH, cine Stun.
De tod)cn. 2ann ninlmt man Die
@lGicr berau9, lost Die Tcdel cin
>Dcnig, Tim 0ell 0ampf entmcihcn
1t lulicu, mo idlruubt iniurt micocr
ST, 0oult feline &uft 3utrltt hot 1lr
les clnm0llgc 1teriIl'tren lolIte gCs
m,Qen0 lem, lucnn OidIcr, 1ctcI mo
hinqe tu0cIl0s idubcr murcu. e. etl.
pileblt 'ih, Ole Gcdcl porter IN 90.
oalr0ncr oll53utodcL itcta ncuc0um
infringe 3t bcIujbcu mo Die @l0icr IN
lciBenl Cltn oua}tbofclt. Nuca ml5
trodcu Wn0 'altber lem, che Die %
Wdteu 00cr SrIldt o0er 0u0rrCa @c.
Wilie hlneinfomHlt. SIN llCbrjgeu
i1ucru uH0 Q0ren (Omatcn icbr lctd}t.
Grou N}oric :. in G, &u0. - @a
ben ,&brc &llhuer frcicn NusIuui, 10
bc0itricn iic tcjner 3.uQabe an aalt,
ooh io1te jbnen iteta ioIdcn IN ciucm
htIoHocrcn @eidE 3ur &criiiquHQ tie.
ten. @m bfitcu crililleu Gicriholcn
uno armohIcnc @nodlcll ibrcu }uecf.
Huoern'o05 Qcbcn 1te Den &iihucrn
@rcioc. N}nrurorpuIDrr o0cr Au'taru,
iho(cu 0rombecrpilon3en erhoItcn
1ic m ie0er Noumifale 5tuo 80.
unn in Der g}ahc StetIiuqc, 3mriQe,
3uadn9Iih 10 eriullen oiric cbenio.
mobI Den ,3lOed. Sim bcitcn m5hlen
5ic iolhc non ctiid)en }ou bis Tuij
>'dnac uno 'tcten lie nor Gtutritt hcs
lyroite5 IN Die Gr0c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
NidDt aeidlunOcm, nidJt cr3p9cn.

SIM CONNER merocn
IN ser NcQel uniere
Wen~iticpflnn5cu 10
mobl I'M Garter mie
ul;f oent tScloe BON
uiclcrlci @fIon5cn
lduien bctmgcIud)t.
IS lino oicie fleiuc,
cntlucotr NIT icbr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

Toe lfidlt NM fuh
re ldnQ}uul.
,. Wtudlc ole
YuuiCu. iolpcit
lpie nl0ullh MIR
I'M ShattCu.
, Srantc 0it
YfcrNc 10 oft mic
moglich Solongc
Elm Nfer0 lpcitcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
Die aartofel I'M 5rudt=
mediel.

i H~uQcuIciucu
tullll man oCu
,Farultru 0lc@ur
tofftlb0u bctreI
he'll 0oju ruthcu
cine 0rcIidhrI9cu
tEruht Mthicl.
llaulIldl 0d@ CT
itc Eohr Anrtoi
rcIu, 0a5 jlucltc
l>ahr 2&ci3cu uuno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
23rtefRa(ten oes Sanorat6s.

An SnonrHlbaf hGWgHdc Nnfm1cn mu0cn bier hrmnQ9f bmmoud lilies mmB Ser Qb
u9 nmHn mai Tm mt om mas rnNB ru CT fun NmUTnhH0cnp UcU mr. h chen b bh
or nn ole nemhhtt QGmobre NhbIp Der Qcrmntrn 6mutt unrr umnQ g 8 tb{ ofB.
SQule gG Der urNNfn oS 1nHm &dma Arompme 3tdrrn mrocn ntt Mridmtht
0rNHt bfufs &rufbehn N% &UGbNtmh8 nbu mf &Amh audi bnWh monhpntt nuh nun
hr AmrnWe bn cir Collar ais ebmr fir ben lbHmp bTpdhhPu mrhm QnI iii @ nUmo bG
oe SpmPmne. Dmnr DC Sronhch gr m0 Sort b8 5bu& uo rHe 8dmbmo bmr na
pmmn mmon lit gru onnNcNn mnML
Ah nbrm &nFn8aaf b nit nttubn pom Gents in @rrwrtmu o6rWrn on sen
M-N IN IN -MntmanN % GGe MMa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
Mni6iur gum Sanmpilnu;ell.

e 0cnltung BON
WfaihiueL llnt
llIund9c 9lrtcn
Salueu IN Den
.9o0en gu bringelL,
lit ia nift5 9teu
c@ mcbr. 9lbcr
iijngit lit oud eli
re N{aitine sum
9tllspilup5rn Don
@0ulncn criun
Den l%por0cn; mo
0n3 I0r1tcrci0c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

Bon ouimcrfion1cu 9eicrn babe ih
mie0crholt 3cItidriitcu erbulteu, no
rim u~nbcmu6te lhierul,dIercicu man-
der &lnoebeliBcr udhcr gcihil0ert
mcrocn. Neiou0cr9 bduiiQ toumt Is
odnod por, oaB.mou itartolftcnOc
0cgcnitan0c - ). =. nit (ubuf4
ltoltb i%nLprdqnirte Ictcu - Sen
&uu0cn ais Eager onpcIit. @cruohn.
lid iterben Die Ghlcrc boI0. "a lie Ser.
ortiQe itarfe 8eriitc nidlt lanae per
tra9cu. Ncrcita mir NfeHitcn bcfom
men pon mundcm NuIcttcnpulucr
aopfidmcr5cn. !lfnn taHu iih oabcr
porltcllcn, mIc ithr huruutCr ell icin.
naiigc@ @eidl0pf lei0cn mlB. "a
bat30uft mirft fllr Chicrc ulcl nod
theilIgcr al@ ). .. Der [bccrQerlldl.
Nile Sbierc pernbitcuen ole filnitli
hcn @eriidc Dcit mchr oils Die in Scr
9tatur portommerl0cn.
Yfero uno Nutumubil..
Ge2bolb lcioen aud Die 0ierOc olt.
B~eroroeilfIidl ililter oclt Hll"pl1r9o'cl
Ger 4ltfonIoolle. Iflf Nedt lIllo oe2-
polp olc 1falioorte ocrHllto@ lllo Der
Sleroforold)ten an o~erldleoe1rn
SleI!cn. 1rlthcr TOM c" nor ooh EN-
Srold)tcilpfero ltlllnlttelbar hllter
clfenl Hl'to 81 1tchen tom. Ena non
eoellfoll@ enc 9roBc, lpcllll alldl utlbc-
N...SA, - ~ - -
lnllBfe ShIerqliolerc1. Gle 6ol1en bleI-
pen ilo1lirllh ntdlt olt2. Gle Slttldlcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

mes tci4erlulg ser
Nnbrung9 mo
6utternIittcI Gr
5eu9ung fam
mn 0o6urd1 er
rcidt %lper0en,0oB
man Dem profit
hen6orrncr prat
tiidlc &orIhldQe
3ur@rb0hunA Scr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
4flcoc ser @fcroc.

babel miro bu@ con5cutrirtc Nifotjn
am 9elten nit elmer ScifenIoiung
peroijunt. 9tifotin ucroicnt ober sur
&ernidltuua Der QiIou5cnlGuie ia.
mentlid oc@l)olb Sen &or5td, neil c5
meniger leidt oa5 @riln ser @fIan5ct
id00igt. @ebrauht man llltr iebr
gerinqe Menaen. 10 fam ma olld)
idrpeieIionre@ lfifotin 0licottnc5ul
pbotel pcrrpenocn; elm G6ceI0ficl poll
oopon miro nit elmer @ouone Sci
ienI0iung pcr0iinnt; ODER 3 Gbloffel
pou NIT 3 8olloncn 8aiicr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

NN' ~ ~"flN
Hcotillnll9 BADEN Die 6ertcl audi
lclblt ld)otl one obgerobmte V(lld) &c
lo'lcll. Itllh, DIE mt oent Stp0r
rator citrdolHt lpitroc, NJ fur ole inn
gen &h'etc ten iliro1lId1e2 6llitrr;
ne 'oult lItl9 potNef 9pt atiod)t pet~
osIl. >ic Sol' 'oilie oligefoeni lpenj.
yer "'u'> iI!'n iilPnt No'ef, 0erl'cil'
lul'C' l'l' 'ttele tlnot'tR @'oI2 NJ
"'"i'-' uo't 'tiit @'i'a'lillieF-
Nli %eft0a ~ =, No. &ttBe
1ltdljbfcocrll yeas II. N, tperoen
III Ger %9cllt aertlnt8t. ooB 'Ic jlt'
lldd)lt III ciller mafnleli >ctttnlo,urI
Hld tji1et lptId)elt 2'1Irlte aebllr'ttt,
9'lloP'l llho III DER llQlldlcll S2eIle &C.
nan loctoeL inotdltf clit 3'leldlcn
mt loerniah9a1'ollrem Salt ulo
ldnt'llacr 1olre 1olQt, &u 1H'
%Icl@lo1u1l0 our'en Ole 6cocrlah'lt
liIdlt lan9tr lte9elr, ais bis lid cillt
lcidtbrollnc 6orht1l8 3eI9t, It nodl
bis ) Oinutcn. IN itarf pcroijnnttr
1dlmcrcllIlre mcr0en sic I7cocria.
den alt2bcIdubcrt uno Damn fatt un0
morm gcipllt. Qir cut Qcipiltcn r.
bern mer0,n lcid,t Qeblout, NIT rohcr
Hlclaitdrfcloiuld Q~citdrft, lcidt ot.
Ihlcuoert ua0 ih(ir6lid in Qortoiitl.
mcbI },uiidleu Den @anocu nur6Q,.
ricbcn, bis Der Gloum Qltt nri1cbf
Turd &30rnre ltd1t man thciluciic
Nrduichtu1 gu erreid1cu, Sic 9lnp nit
citem Qan3 ihmpien. cbentil.G ciltYs
hicr,u QeicrtiQt,n Wteiier oollfra7t
miro. Uiau fam 6as QrdilIcln id.
oud crleidtcru. roenu man Den 30.
ocn cjncr MIR mfdfid mnrr1cn M5brc
INIT 0;cfcm Vuplcr bcocft. 6ir lend.
ten I5cncrn 6|arauilcqt un6 iie 6rei bis
pier Stlaoeu Int Der R0hrr lI1t
M,run ma Die &iBe bon obcu b.,
ntrdltct. fam nan Die Te0rrn NIT
clncul Woaeu 1ci0erpapIer be0efen
Wioth. q int Z, aaln. Wan
hat Is I'M HUquuemcn fir igbr itpjc.
rig qcaoltcn. Mai ciu3umahrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

Hrmcr 0crt. Srcuno
@o3 lit otnn GtlNt 5ron liIr cine
@cborcneE"
ngiHc gcbrrcHc {ant.ippe."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
Sine Sn6afl0inng.

2n Stede 0e5 ifmcfeliourcn Ni.
fotin2 fam man audi cine ielbitge.
fod)te lobofloIutQ ocrmenocn. Wfal
nimmt Elm 4iun0 IabafitcugcI, Nldt.
ter ooer ionitigc Sobofobfdue mo
brilbt iic in elmer @oIlonc @Giicr.
Gas @oiier bari ober nidrt ridtig
fodlen, neil ooourh 81 picl Nifotin
%pcr0nupft mo sic @irfrng oe3
Abiuos permiuoert miro. Gen &c
monnclten Sobafabiuo oer0iinmt man
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

''e rings uuH Die Nnr3cln ocs 1cB
iiaas feIt &ebterea II 5cionocra
mjridcu7mcrtb 6enn G. tanu leldt
GcihcbG1, BAR Die 0dlmhcn obitcr.
ben. ucHH 6,cit Arbcit nidlt rldlti0
bciOrQt mog0eH III
,itDel nnoere Eorridtungcu MAIDEN
cs Utoqlld), 0niicr uno Ginger in
5rDctnloElncr Neiie an oic Mur3eln
ic0ca ceilings 3u brlnqen. llno
cuoIid bejeihHet Elm Ridlt Robmcn
qcnuu ote Hluie. no Die nddlite Hcibe
RGumhen aepfIon5t tDer0en fol-
Tertcl in Der obgerobmten Uildl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
'ur@rb0hun1 Scr

lQn0mIrth>d nttlldlcn Gr5cllgltua
nlott. gljt grobortigen &occn uno
@orIdllaqcll, ole it'd niht aus ser
Sbeoric in Die 4roris iibcrictcn loi
fen, miro oogcQcn nifta crrcidt.
NIeiue obcr proftjide g8infe Dor
ollenr iino Is, nit oencn iid bic
Gtciqerln1 Ser Groouftion bcrnir-
fen last Mic Die &crb0ltniIic lie
gen, ueriutbt ser i2ornter icI6Tt iton
Die lan0mirthihoftlidle 4}roouftion
81 erbohua. 20 fonm ma IN Die
fem Sabre, ME ME 5nuor, beoboh
ten, oob Sic 6ormcr nicI ndbcr bis
an sic @ege bcrun sic Netcr Qc
pfIitgt ltno bcitcQt habcu. Nu' ocs
ncraroGcrtcn 6I0dc hobcn Tie 0duu
&ilIturpilon3cn onqcbnut Die lie
tennen unc 81 5ieben pcritchcn, sui
tlrpiIan5cu, 0jc offlimntiIirt ijno
1ul0 in Den %qeiommtcn @irtbihoIta
betrieb hiiclnpdiicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

ltnbclpltBte
Chier Guide
retcu fontnleu
piel haufigcr
nor OILS man
oeuft. "a pie
le Wtcuihen
im&ntcreiic III.
rcr &ieblingc
ueru WfIeh=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
Srei Mtann nn6 3fuci Eieroc n0tGio.

Qjc gtaitine lit ungcf0br pom Der
euHgr 9elDo6nliden WiGhma
mo tic miro Don 0rei U}aur
lW0 3mcl Eierocn be0ient. 3pci
buntlrcn Die Setlluoe, mdh
reno elmer Dos @eiponn treibt. 3u.
n0hit mnht Die yt1ihinc cine Tur
de, 1T pelder Die gdumden, in il.
lcn0mcIden gcmlinihtcn 9Ibitau0cn
ION eiHonoer cingeiebt mer6en.
Cine ieIbiithdtigc &orridtuug, melte
mti Die 4bItdnoc qcitcat it, ldft er
%teunen, no man cinen Scblina in
ole 6lrhe ioaen Iaiien ioa. 3mef
Ra0er NIT metoIiifen R~oofrdn3er
idicben Die erOe bcr3u un0 mal}cn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

haupt fenlen lie fciuc Ntiioigteit, 10.
bul0 & 3lIr %ago qcbt. Sic gchor-
den o1Ji@ Aort, mas natijrlih. mic
~ilberhoupt hire 9reiIur. manhcn Nict
g~ctoitct hot. @ungcr mo Curt mil.
len tic ais etmos Sclbltuerltdn0lidle$
crtrugen. Giele %aqohm0c hubell
ilbrlgcn@ cine iolde Sci0cuidloit, oui
lie 0a3 Sllttcr iteben laIlcuI, iobal0
man lid sum- Auibruh %riltct. Cine
gciiihluole (hierfrcunom miir0c oieie
&ehouolung dis rob mo qrauiam be-
3eidlneu, m0hrtu0 lie IN Mabrhcit Die
ein5ig perlilnftige lit. Gle 2llteH
hottcu ons ihGne Spriflport: Ger
Qtenih, Der nidt gcihun0cn
lpuroe, lei niht er5ogeu. Gicicr
Sob gilt NIT glcidcm Hcd}te uom
&un0c.
Se0es Cher mill lid in Dem Inn BON
Scr 9fotltr ongcrpicicnen 8cbict betbG
tigcn. @unoc un0 Gferoc mollcn lat
len. adnn man eincm Nrnoe nift
Die e~rfor0erlidc Wepcoung gebcn, 10
lou man mcnigiten@ iolde &aiien
lp0blen, Ole nift picl Nu2lol1f brnl,-
den, mic 0ud5bm0e, @orcr uirp.
Cine aotc IN Ser 8robituot in ser
Mobnrna 3lt hnlten, lit acllau qctom-
men ollh cine Shieraudlcrci. Sic lit
mo bleibt Elm II II btbicr Dem
Die porgeicBtc 5urehtgemodtc Spciie
nidt onmGhcru0 10 bchogt mic einc
geiulgcne Mous. &icr5u fonult,
BOP man in @roBit0otcn Die Gotcu
gep0bnlih nit Nierocilciidl f%iittert,
oda ibnen nuf sic GuIcr gar uiht
befommt. Die notiirlihc Nohrung
Der aabe lit 9taaer- o0er Go9elileiid).
gua fam mon IN ser @ro6itaot MIR
idmer crhoItcn. @cil Die &obcn IN
5oologiidcn @Grten qem0hnIid oltdl
nit EferoeiIciih qeiiittcrt mcroen lie.
ben lie regclnl0Big nid)t lonGe.
Hflcgc Der Eferoc.
9luf oic fcincn Ncrltd)5ncrpcn ser
&un0e mo Der dn0cren &all2thicrc
miro gem0bulid mcnig Riifiiht &c
l1omnell. 9lpotbefcr, QroqiIten mo
GigarrenhGnOler iin0 gclpohaiih iehr
eritaunt, mcnnt- mo lie ooroll' oui-
mcrfium mod)t, ooB iilr ben Sumo
Der %2lufentbalt I'M @eihQit5lofal cine
Gunl ieiu mus. sat Iih ser Sumo
0oron getp0bnt, 10 lit Is olli
Der u { qegongcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31
Hrattiidlc Ganomirtbidlaft.

.>Sn Der proftiifen 9ctbGtiqtnq
Ser 2anolpirthihoft~ 10 ihrieb ms
Dor Qur3cm elm Gorrciponocnt. bat
o1s 8erlnci0en mo 0crhinoern Der
friiher iibIid1en &erqeuoun9 uno
&erihIeloeruuq oosiclbe GrgebniB
pie Die Grhohung ser Rroouftion in
Der Rntc Der 9enahten griparniB,
iomeif Die 8eiammtproouttion hcs
2onoes in 8etroft fommt. Iie
hierin liegenoe @ohrbeit iii auBer-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-31

5. a. in 81, Soma. - IS ifcint,
ais ob Die llriodle 0cs A~biicrbcus Der
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

II you have lost any valuable ar
ticle do not give up hope of recovering
it, Advertise in the TIMES and 1t
will be returned to you.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
PAYING FOR GOOD HIGHWAYS
Little Texas City Finds Merchants OF
Neighbornq Towns Get Trade
on Account of Roads.

Two years ago Rockdale, Tex, voted
a bond issue for the construction of
good roads in that neighborhood. The
people indorsed the bond issue, but
certain interests fought it in the courts
and the roads were never built. Now
the citizens are working to secure the
issuance of a much larger bond issue
for the same purpose.
Neighboring towns and precincts
have surrounded Rockdale with gOotl
roads to such an extent that the
merchants of that little city are find
ing their trade leaving them to travel
the better roads. AS commerce fol-
lows the flag, so does country trade
follow the better roads. and the mer-
| chants of Rockdale know it-now.
Every community In Texas that has
spent money for improved highways
has made a good investment. The only
trouble has been that Texas bond Is
sues for the building of roads have
left too much of the cost to be paid by
boys and girls now growing up and
far too little is being paid by the mer
and women who are getting the larger
part of the value Of these roads.
The United States good roads ex
perts have found from their tnvesti
cations that it is not unusal for an In
vestment In better roads to return t.
the taxpayers from 80 to 100 per cen
profit each year on the total cost O.
the roads. With profit so great oil
their invested capital it would seen
the part of wisdom, and only fair, TO
the bonds to be retired in less perio'
than in the usual 20 or 80 years.
Houston Post.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
]. S. navy FIRST To
USE ELECTRICITY
Admiral Griffin introduced ReyOIu-
tlOnary Method of Propelling War
Vessels
Omitted Press)

NOnlleu freSS)
WASHINGTON, April 19-The Uni
ted States Navy was the pioneer of
all the navies of the world in adopt
ing the electric drive for battleships.
Now electric propulsion is universal.
A few years will see the last of the
old coal driven dreadnaughts
The change is considered the most
revolutionary of all modern naval
development.
The man who accomplished it is
Admiral Robert G Griffin, engineer in
chief of the U. S. Navy.
He is an expert of experts in any
thing pertaining TO marine construc-
ton and is one of the veterans of the
bureau he now commands.
The mechanical equipment of the
great chain of radio stations which
now link the United States with the
Orient has been largely under the di-
rectiOn of Admiral Griffin. Through
the trans-Pacific leap the Secretary
of the Navy at his desk in Washing
ton can communicate instantly with
his commander of the Asiatic fleet,
wherever it may happen to be-
The navy expects much more of Ad-
miral Griffin's mechanical genius.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
RAISE FUNDS FOR HIGHWAYS
important Savings Effected by issu-
ance of Bonds on Deferred Serial
Retirement Plan.

People of county intending to raise
funds for highway Improvement would
do well to consider the advantages to
them of the deferred serial plan over
the ordinary sinkingfund plan of re-
firing long-term bonds. Under the Sc
rial plan, a certain amount of bonds
is retired each year and the bonds so
retired cease to be an interest charge
on the community. Under the sink
ing-fund plan none of the bonds is re-
tirable until the end of definite
period, and the entire sum raised bears
interest for the entire life Of the bond.
The county, therefore, pays interest
on the money so borrowed and In adj
dition sets aside each year as a sink
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
JAPANESE ELECTION
TO Be HELD FRIDAY
One Million Japanese to Cast Ballots
Contest of International Importance
Strict Laws Govern.
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TOXIC, April 1S-One million Jap
anese-the approximate number who
can vote in this country of 50,00O,0OO
people-will go to the polls Friday to
endorse or repudiate their present
government, the Terauchi ministry.
The election is the upshot of the dis
solution of the Imperial Diet last jan
uary when Premier Terauchi, seeing
the forces of the Kenseikai or Consti-
tutional party aligned against him in
the house of representatives, sent
members of that body back to their
homes before they had had time to in
troduce a want resolu-
ton against him.
But even assuming that the Consti-
tutional forces emerge victorious in
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
NAVAL REVOLT IN PERU
is BEING INVESTIGATED

LIMA, Peru, April 19-Charges that
a number of important officers were
implicated in plot for a naval revolt
are under investigation by the Peru
Wan government today.
The conspiracy is said to have been
Matched In retaliation for the arrest
of certain naval commanders. The
ministry of marine gained an inkline
mantled the guns on the warships be-
sides disabling the vessels engines by
removing essential parts of each Of
them which were locked up in the ar
senal under heavy guard.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
NEW VETERINARY
COMES TO PRACTICE
DIR. II. r. GrOOme of Jewell City, Kan
sas Buys Out the Twin Falls Yeteri-
nary Hospital.

DR. H. R. Groome, of Jewell City,
Kansas, has come to this city with his
family to make his home and has pur-
chased the Twin Falls Veterinary hos
pital at 432 Second avenue east, which
he will conduct in the future. The
following article relative to DR.. II. r.
Groome is taken from the Jewell
County Republican of April 6:
The Republican readers of this vic
unity will be sorry to learn that DR.. H.
r. Groome and family moved to Twin
Falls, Idaho, this week, where the
doctor will engage in the practice Of
his profession, having sold his bust
ness here to DR.. Harve Frank, who
will graduate at Manhattan, this year
DR.. Groome came to Jewell ten years
ago after having graduated from the
veterinary department of the K. s. A
c. in the class of 1907, and by hard
work, studious habits and an old
fashioned brand of plain honesty, sue
ceeded in building up an extra good
practice, not only in this locality, but
all over the county, as well. DR.
Groome has always taken quite an in
terest in all public matters and is t
be found on the right side of the ques
ton that affects the welfare of tn,
community. He and his good wife arr
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
s12e,ooo,oOo IS REQUIRED
Estimate Placed by Governor Dunno
for Improvement of Leading High
ways of Illinois.

Needed improvement of leading
roads of Illinois will require an outlay
of $129, 100000, according to Governor
Dunno. Since the Tice law became
effective July 1, 1913, Governor Dunno
says, the general assembly has appro-
priated a total of 100000. The
counties contribution makes a total of
$6,2OO,000 available for the state-aid
roads to June 30, 1917. The state
highway commission, in estimating the
cost of the construction of the state
system at $1290OO,OOO, averages this
outlay over twenty years.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
WOMEN PREPARE TO
DRIVE WAR CARS
Take Course in Auto Driving After
Which They Expect to Offer Ser
vices and Cars to u. s.
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WASHINGTON, April 19-Enticing
debutantes and just ordinary domes-
ticated matrons are dabbing around in
pools of grease and oil, these days,
under model automobiles learning the
art of chauffeuring so they will be
able to "do something" when the
country sounds the call to arms.
Just drop into any garage in most
any town and there you'll see them
squirting around in, the one-foot air
space between the engine of an auto
mobile and the ground. The work
was started by the Red Cross here
and, according to reports pouring in
to headquarters, it has spread like a
wind-swept fire throughout the coun-
try.
When the women have completed
their course they will offer their ser
vices to the War Department and {
car thrown in.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Uncle Sam Is Determined to Have Bet
ter Rural Highways.

ing fund an amount sufficient to retire
all the bonds when they become due.
The sinking fund is deposited with
banks and earns some interest. This
interest ordinarily is only 3 per cent,
whereas the county has to pay or 9
per cent to its bondholders. The serial
plan is a much cheaper method of rails
ing money for road Improvement. even
when the sinking fund earns interest
as high as per cent, and in the opin-
ion of the road specialists of the de-
partment of agriculture, should be
utilized whenever 1t Is possible to
market serial bonds.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

today's battle of ballots, it does not
necessarily mean the fall of the gov
eminent, for early in the campaign
Count Terauchi declared that he would
again dissolve the Diet by a rescript
from the Emperor if the lower house
withheld its support from him and
his policies.
Japan's elections in the past have
not always been free from cOrrup-
ton. AT the time of the election in
March, 1915, penalties were imposed
on 10000 persons, SO in order to keep
today's balloting as pure as possible,
the following Ten Commandments"
were issued for the guidance of vot-
ers early in the campaign.
L. Voters should cast the ballots
themselves.
2. No money or article or checks
shall be received as gifts by the vot-
ers.
3. Voters shall not attend enter
tainments or receptions given by the
candidates.
A. No rifle, spear sword, sticks or
other dangerous weapons shall be
carried about with a view of affect
ing the result of the election.
5. No voter or election campaigner
shall vote or engage in the campaign
on promise of receiving appointments.
%. Ou the way 10 anu from cleo
| lions booths, the voters shall not be
accompanied by the candidates with
carriages, receive transportation ex-
penses, or accept payments for tips
and hotel charges.
/ z. Voters shall not yield to the
temptation of considerations regarding
water supply, land, rents, loans, etc
i 8. Voters shall not be threatened
tempted or deceived nor shall they
be molested on their way to and from
the polls.
i g. No false rumors shall be circu.
lated about the candidates for the pur.
pose of obstructing their election.
10. No crowd shall gather to bea
drums, ring bells or hoist flags fol
; the sake of demonstrations.
Early in the campaign one Consti
tutional candidate for the house, a
: long with fourteen of his campaigneri
was arrested for violation of the cleo
. ton law. 1t was charged that he hat
given a banquet to the voters in hi
prefecture. This bit of hospitalit,
/ was regarded as bride by the au
thorities.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Road and Bridge Cost.

During 1915 the total road and
bridge expenditures in the United
States amounted to about $2S2, 100000,
of which probably not over $15,000,0O0
represented the value of the statute
and convict labor.