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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
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gorte. Der einc III 70 0umnireh,
ME Ser on6ere. @ci6e fuo 6irbrer
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polittlhcr un6 t~crritorioler Selitan.
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bat gi~ifolans Der 3ncite qcn1la ae
funsiat, am feline |}lbiettBa ga her.
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bird eincn llfos oie olten &crioi.
iun0sredtc uuf m0 bicr SATIRE ipa.
fer mnr6e oti neHlielbeit 0ege Die
Giftatnnr eiuaeiiBrt. Gds iinnl'
Ghe U2ilifdr murOc ouiqeIop inc in
bic niiiidle 4ruec ]etnqeretbt bic
Qanoesiorade ii ben Baum geim,
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2oren miteteu lit Dem unalildltden
gon0e ME in erobcrtcH @eblct.
ernIte llnrubcn Ole sur 6rmotomg
bes @eHeralaouberneurs 9obrltom
fiibrfen beronloBten Den Barren. Den
RildHla on3ttreten uno 0en 3ultoilo
BON 1899 Die0er Ger5uitctleh ober
inmter mie0er iano 0us 3drcntlun
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stm peaner 5crioa 0e5 olial jat
rcureides fit6rca mus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
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Stootrot bat Den Stootclert beoui.
trngt, iur Die 8ifoiteutng BON ieds
@lods im @eidoftsteil g(ugcbote
einanhoIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07

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ru9 nit! Gsben sie ben atrI BIZ
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reren 9umponsn nofts in Elm gahts
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07

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rem auBen GrIcidterung ST. ihoiien.
Gciuden Cir CT. @eilono, 6renlont,
or madt idmicri9e Sale cine 5pc.
5tolitat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
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itQno geitir8t ME Die eriten Sage
oes SSlni, naulid f25 IN ben eriten
6rei Gagen. W1eilt linb oieielhcn
int NATURALIZATION g(lter-bnt Oies
6oulit bieQei6t etmaS ST. tun2
g1un unterftitse bic oeiitihe
greIIe, in0em man 5u ibrer @erbrci.
flung beitrdgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
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Toe Nduner &erftott aoppen itrpora 8u &c
f5c eltro fdlUere boummoaere 5onoidube. Sc
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20

Nus Gl Yalo miro genleloet,
Der Iillilta @eneral Sala5ar, Der
in oas 8ebiet eingeormgen mar. oas
Ieribing perlalIeu batte, lei am
sSreitae bon ben Garran5iltas inter
General garnabe @on5ales uolllt1rl=
Dig geldIagen. Sala5ar ioa eIn
9rittel ieiner Mannihaften berloren
baben.
ssgnaeio 9onilIas, Der nene
fnerifaniibe 8otid)after IN Den
Ser. Staoten, miro oie'cr Gage nab
sSalbington abreilen.
= 9lus @areoo miro genleIoet, oaB
Der &eiienerfebr iiber Die @ren5e all-
genblifIid Elm ilngemeiu itarfer lei
@enerolmaior Geribing bot
Dem General Murguia oafiir &C.
oonft. ooB er 10 biel oa5ll beigetra-
gen babe, Elm freunoidaftlides Ser
baltnis 5iuilden Den amerifaniibelI
iinb BEN merifaniihen Srupepn an
Der @ren5e ber8iiitellen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20
SttIam0.

gSie fUir f6on fur5 in unierer
lebten gesinrrr1er nlitteilten, bat oas
Suprerne @eridt in @dfbington
entihieoen, oaB ons Moatlfon Md;t-
ltllnoen @eiet pollit6noig fonltitu=
tionel III. Die gntiheioung oes
oberiten @eribtsbofes lit bon unge-
heiirer @ihtigfeit nno geraoe5il
gpobe nta6eno, neil oarin Dem Som
greB oie Waa1tpoafonrrlenbeit 5nge-
ftanoen miro, irgeno tpelbe WsaB
regeln 5u ergreifen, Inn BEN 5Diifer
ltnatli1en 9nn6el nlIfreft gu erbal- 4
ten nno nidt ms Stofen fonllnen
gu laiien. Der rnmittelbare gffefr
Der Gntlbeiouna beltsbt oarin, oaB
Der Adtit,n0entag fofort ais 8nIis
fir Die 8erednung Der 2obne Der
giienbnbn MngeiteIlten angenom-
men miro ui,o oaB oie 9obnen ibren
slrbcitern ungei1br 25 9roaeut rid
lt1noiser Saldre ieit oem /. Sannar
in &obe bon pieIleiht 40 bis SOL
Miaionen Collars ansaablen naiiien.
Nah Der 4niidt bon Grnnf
&ngermatr, Der bon Der Negierlllg
als Spe5ialanuaIt aur 8erteioiglng
oes Maonlion-A Adtitunoen @eieses
angeltelIt mar, nlaAt Die gntfdei-
oung bes Saipreme @eridts allen
5treifs in 5ipiihenItaatliben sSSrou-
itrien uno gransportgelegenb beiten
Elm fir alemal Elm erloe. Seiner
Meinling nah fpiirbe in 3ufunft elm
beionoeres Sribnnnl, pielleid)t Die
Snterltate Commerce GonmiIiion, ]
bonn 4ongreB nit Der Iadtbeflg-
mis- allsgeituttet meroen alle oerar-
tigen Streitigfeiten ooer Gtreif
Nngelegenbeiten bei5llegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20

Die STUNNING fran5SIi6ta
Ge6iets bon Geiten 6er Dent
fd1en bamert an. Sic loaen
652 lnaSratmeilen serdnntt
bnbeu.
Geelente bpn 6eHtiAeu, I'M
Gafen BON 9sbilabelpbia inter-
nicrten G&iffeu ixdjtu ~ eat-
fommee, iuerben nber ipieDer
einge tnsen.
OiS rmfildje prDuiiorilde
Hegiernns crhGrt ben &ries
fprtfeten 81 ipDAcn.
@orbereittngen fir ein ag-
areiIipes @orseben sesen bic
ltnterfeeboote fat begDnnen.
Der Ban BON ltnterieebootja-
aern 1T nngeoronet.
Die 9entihen erringen ei-
aen GrfoIg in MasebDnien.
Sie beidiefeu Nonaitir.
geim l1ntersang Ser s8isi-
lancia" fin6 fiinfsebn Naann
nm's Geben gefontmen.
Die 0eutidjen beridten iiber
ansriffe ber 2ufti&iffe in
Eunldn6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20

Die propiIotiid)e rniiiihe Mesie-
rung bat Gin Wfnnifeit erIaiIen, in
Dem iie erflart, baf iie bic Mrmee nit
alien berieben tuir0, mas oasm sc.
bSrt, ben ariee fort5uicern nno Oak
lie ale MGian5en, bic Gnflan6 NIT
an6ern 9Gn6ern berbin6et, iorsfalti9
beadten ipirb.
Das neue franSGiiiAe Niniiterinnt
uirb ans foIBen1en 9trren gebiI0et:
AIeran6tr Mibot, Treulier nn6 Naini-
tier 6es Mnswartiscn; 3ene @ibiani,
sSntiaminifter; Tanl &ainlebe,
AtiegSminiiter; M6miraI Qaea5e, Ra-
rtaeminifer; Al6ert 9bou1ns, Nemnis
tisasmimiitcr; Ssfe4b Sbierrp, 81
nanSminilter; 2onis S. Malop, ri
uifer 6es Snneru; SnIins Steg,
l1nterridtsmiuiffer; George OtspIas,
Rinilter Der Gffentiiden Arbeitsn;
Gdn6tlsniiniiter, Gtienne Glementst;
A6erbanminiiter, syirano Oabi6; 0e-
bensmittelminilfer, Iamriee giulet-
tt; Econ Hurgais, Mferbamminifter !;
Anbre IasiuoI, Mimiiter Der &olu-
nien; Onniel Tineent, llnteritaatsic-
fretar Der gnftidiffabrt.
Nus Naibingtpn wiro gemtlbet,
baF anf HtfeN bes HrafiSenten Iil-
lon bic |orbereitnnsen fir Elm ae>
grefIipes gorgeben sesen Die bent
ldJen ltnterierbopte begonnen bsttea.
Die f15 Iiaionen, bic 6em Era-
fi6entrn 5ur Ierfiisung seitellt iunr-
ben, iinb- i'm snganslid sentadJt
nnb Iarimeminiiter Saniels bat TO-
fort ben 8efebl erbalten, iedpssig
foaemammtc 11nterIcebootiager in ben
,Napp garos" 81 Neip Yorf bancn
sm lafiem. gSas bies fir JaBr5ense
iino, f0nncn mir nid)t genam iagen,
uermntem a6cr, es iuirO mol Elm Mrt
BON Sornebpbppten ieim. Die oSa.
GER iollen siuiid)en iedssis nnb
adjtSig sagen fertig Iein. Der SRA,
rineminiiter baf ferner, init GU
Thinning bes 9raiioenten, amseOro.
nrt, baf oie jnngen eeute in Der
erlten mnb 5iueitem SlaiIe Der Sra
rine Nfnoeinic in MnnapOlis ibr
Offisierseranteu MAIDEN Julien. 0a,
omrd) iuerben i'm WdrS 172 Offi-
siere nn6 nnfangs September 2O2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20
ssn Huflano, Gsalisien nno Mnn,i-

Sm 8nflnno, Ginlisien nnS ginnta-
nien III bic Gage mnberanoert.
sSn MaseSpHien baben bic 0ent-
idenMDnaitir beidoiIeu, Mngriffe bcr
TranSuIen nm Eresber See nnS am
Cd)riSa.See snriifgeIdhasen nnS bic
GnglanSer am 9Diran See ans i6rer
Steanng oertrieben.
j3iueiter 2eutnant fann jett elm
SeSer inerben, Der bic n6tigem f6r-
perlidDen nnb seiitigcn JGbigfeiten
beiitt. Mifitariide Grfabrnns mnb
&enntniiie iinS nidJt mebr notiuenbis.
ltniere Hesiernng iuirb jebenfals
Die nene rniliIde propiloriid)e Gegie=
rmms anerfennen. Sic lit bereits
nit oem Miniiter bes glnsmartigen
besbalb in gerbanblnng getreten.
llnierem StaatsiefretGr lit bic Bill
oung Der nenen Mesiermns pffisieG
angefnnSigt.
Sn 9entIdlnno Iollen Die Eofen
ansgebrpden iein mno biel ltnbeil
anrid)ten. 9as 1T bei Der allsemei-
men Smpfnns, Die Sort berrid)t, fanm
oemfbar.
Sieben Seelente bon ben in Ebi-
labelpbia internierten bentiden
Sdiffeu yarpnprins gsiIbelm" mnS
uErins Gitel sriebrid" baben ben
yerfnd semaat bnra Sduimmen
sn entfsmmen, iunr6en aber ale
nurdJ sic NadJe balten6en GDlbaten
uniertr Mnrine nno 6nr6 Holisiiten
feitsensmmen.
llnler 2lottenperipnal fam lest
bis anf 10000 Rann gebradt iper-
ben. Sc iteben angenbliflid nnge-
fabr $4,000 Yennn i'm 0ienit mno
Marine Miniiter 9auiels mill ben
&ousref! erin6en, oas Gluttenperio-
nal bis auf $4,000 Mann brinsen
sn oiirfen. Seit gesinn Der ariiis
baben iih 500 Mann an,uerben lai-
fen.
glns Ylpmontl iuiro gemelbet, es
lei jett feitseitellt, bak bel Der Ser
itOrnna bes amerifaniiden 9am-
piers ygisilaneia" tiinf5ebn Nit
alieoer Der Mannidaft ibr Seben
perloren bGtten.
Cine 2unooner 9epeidJe bebanp-
tet, Gin benid)es llnterieebpot babc
ani elm Rettnnss6oot Der belgiIdDcm
o3clief Gpmmiiiion" gcid)oiien, IN
Dem lid bic orei Stenerlemte nno
iinf MatroIen oes Gullam6iIden
9ampfers oSellicn" befanSen. Ter
Sampfer ySellien" mar uun Der
belaiIdlen SoiiifsfommiiIion sed)ar-
tert. Sas Sd)iff befano iid) aai
Der ssabrt nah Weiu Yurf nno bate
s,aaait an gprb. 9as SdNii
lumrbe Smitaa nad)mittas ansegrif-
fen. Gs bielt midJt an, lief aber Elm
Sppt nit ben aenannten adJt Ser
iunen bernuter. Sieies Boot lunroe
uun elmer Gngel getroffen nnb ale
adDt Wianm ,unrben aetOtet. Der
0ampfer giil9 nuter pollem Sainpi
porlpdrts Ino entfam. @arnm lielt
Der Ssmpfer nid)t an?
EpltIade, Die anf bem Giinarb-
Sampfer ySaronia" beriiberfamen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20

joaen lie bei i4rem gfiifsns alles
tertuiiitcn nnS perbrennen, mas iic
anriidiaiIem. Spgar ben 8ooen
bnblem iie snrd Ggplpiipnen nm
,Inb MAIDEN i'm nn6ramdbar. 3Wei=
tens Iolen lie Die geipobner Der be-
lekten WegenDen baben Derbnnsern
laiIen. Sin SpesialfDrreiponbent
Ser yNfl. EreiIe" bebamptet, bic 2eu-
te Ieien MIR omrd bic l1nteritiik-
magen oeS 9llnerifaniiden gioten
Gremses nm Geben erbalten iporoem.
9rittens iollen iie Die Sep0Ifernns
in a6fd)enlider @eiie misbanoelt ba=
ben. So ersablt Der oben eriuabn-
te GDrreIpOnbent, in oem Srte Gam
0pr' ieien sn gesinn bes Grieses
5lpeil)mn6ert syranen nmb &iaber sm-
riidgeblieben. Die jinsen syramen
nno WeGbden Ieien alle nad 9emtId-
lanb geld)ift, Die gltern iuiiktel
bente nod nidt, iuo iie fidJ befdn-
ben. 9ie 3nriifbleibenben batten
fir Die 9emtiden ale m0sliden
glrbeiten TIM iniiiIen, obne oafiir be-
sablt 81 lueroen. 8enn lie aus re-
ligi1ien 0riinben am Sonntag nidt
arbeiten iupllten, 10 ieien iie beitraft
iuorSen. 9reisebniGbrige sytnseit
babe man anter Sboes6rpgnngen ae-
sipunsen, mitten i'm Sseiter Graben
anf5mperfen. Die 9emtldJen ioaeu
ferner ben Beiuobnern seiagt ia
ben, iie iuanidJten iid snridsieben,
iie f0nnten bic Ynsriffe Der III
liierten nidt laneer ansbalten. -
0aF bic meiiten bieier @itteilnnsen
gipgen fnb, branAen mir nnlern
2eiern ipoI nidt crit an iagen. Die
Yeu0lffrmns in zen belekten Gesen-
ben 1T bon ben Me,itiden 10 an-
itGnSis bebanbelt lpsrbea, luic nnr
mOslid; nns iuenn lie leIbit feine
9nmmbeiten senadJt fat, 10 III ibr
aud nidJts 8Ofes seideben.
Sd)iiler Der Gentraiihule in Der
gnnoesbauptltaot @afbiugton iollell
in einem aIaiien5immer elm Bib oes
oeutiben aniiers. oassoort an Der
@ano bing, berlintergenonlmen uno
bns 9iIo oes Yr1lioenten 1afiir allf-
gebanet babeu Die slgitation mllr-
De bon Dem t5iabrigen Sarrp Hoper
geleitet.
Die Gnslanber lagen, tie bdtten in
bem Dergangenen Munat 1885 Diff
sicre an Spten nno TerlunnSeten
uerlpren.
Gine Sepeldr mus Spnoon bebanp-
tet, menn Die 9entiden engliidle 8e-
fangene 5iuanaen, in ser ssenerlinie
III arbeiten, lpirSen Die Gnglanber
@ereeltnngs 0iafreseln ersreifen.
gSir glamben nid)t, ban bic Scutidcn
0ies jemals aetan bnbcn.
JiniIen nnb Gnglanber Ictcm lire
9lnsriffe anf Die Siirfen in Weippo-
tamien, Eeriien nno &leinaiien fort.
Die GnglGnber baben Sas 9urf Sa-
bris mnb einen Seil Der Stabt gafu-
bah, 25 Meilen norb6ltlid pou Bag
bab beiett nnb bie Siirfsn sieben iid,
amf Ganifan, an Der tiirfiidp-perii,
ldjen @rense snriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-20

finS unteripess se6ffnet nitb batrdt
indt uorben. eSfSod MIR loldje
EOitfafe, bic n16sEid5er @eiie offi5ieI-
le griefidaften entbalten fSnnfen.
Der &npitan oes GAiffes fagf, r.
habe feline Mbnnns, iuer bic Side
geGffnet babeR f6nne.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30
ROADS AND ROAD BONDS

No sane man IN Twin Falls county
will deny the pressing necessity for
better public highways-for all-the-
year-round GOOD ROADS,
Every thinking man in Twin Falls
county admits that the money expend-
ed on the roads spasmodically and by
piecemeal from year to year is prac-
tically wasted; and that the problem
OF sure-enOugh good roads can only
be solved by adopting some complete
and comprehensive plan for their per-
manent Improvement
Every man knows and all men know
that no satisfactory plan for the per-
manent improvement of system of
roadways throughout the county can
possibly be financed without an issue
of bonds for that purpose.
All men know and every man knows,
or can know. that the present plan for
a highway bond issue will impose
no appreciate burden Of taxation and
will at the same time secure to the
county very considerable amount of
direct aid from the revenues of the
state at Target
Then why, in the name of common
sense should any thinking man-and
especially any man who is compelled
to constantly use the county highways
for the transportation of produce and
personal convenience--why should any
such person fail to support the pend
ing question of bond issue by voice
and vote?
Now is the time! Opportunity may
knock again at the doors of the far
mers OF Twin Falls county and it may
not But it is knocking now and
should. and we think will be heard
and needed.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

ANDPETROVA DELICHTINC
CROWDS AT THE IDAHO
PROGRAM VARIED AND EACH FEATURE STERLING AT
TRACTION IN ITSELF-BAND PROVES GREAT
PETROVA IN REALLY SPLENDID STORY
AND "A BEDROOM BLUNDER" AN
UNPARALLELED LAUGH PRODUCER
Two Days More Tuesday and
Wednesday
NJ Ar.-I-A II -
First Night Review

Three "top-notchers" Nine
Petrova feature, a Mack Sennett
comedy. and the Filipino band of
eight pieces, meet every require
ment for diversified evenings en-
tertainment. A combination like
this can seldom be assembled on
any one program, even eliminating
the consideration of the expense in
volved, and those who fail to see it
miss rare treat-and that is about
all that needs be said.
Tense drama, superbly staged
with one of the worlds greatest
stars, Nine. Petrova; a string band
that is real revelation in har-
mony, playing everything from the
classic to popular medleys; and that
peer of all comedy producers,
Mack Sennett with the best of the
original Keystone comedians in his
first Paramount comedy; these fea-
lures made the bill a BIG one
even for the Idaho.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

After presenting the requests of the
national and state food administrators
and of denominational leaders who are
cooperating with the government in
the conservation of our food resources,
Rev. 0. T. Anderson, pastor of the
Baptist church, appointed a food con-
servatiOn committee to represent the
church and to secure cooperation of
the entire congregation in the economy
and conservation of meat and wheat.
The plan is the same as that which
all church have been asked to adopt.
Realizing the seriousness of a food
shortage for the American people and
their allies, the government has asked
the churches throughout the country
of all denominations to present the
matter to the people and ask them TO
appoint committees whose duties it
would be to distribute cards to the
people in the congregation each Sun
day from now until December 81, ask
ing them to report on the cards each
Sunday how many meatless, wheatless
| and wasteless meals they have had
during the week. Each family is ask
ed by the government to have at least
seven wheatless meals, fourteen meat
less meals and twenty-one wasteless
meals each week Any other cereals
may take the place of wheatless meals
Any other meats may take the place
of beef, pork and mutton. All left
overs at each meal should be saved
, and used at the next. The committee
in the Baptist church consists of Mrs.
| II. f. Watson, Mrs. o. T. Anderson and
Mrs. Nunemaker. They are to take
up the cards and turn in to the pastor
every week and he will tabulate the
reports and send them in to Mr.. Her
! bert Hoover.
The speaker made il clear that the
| government did not expect any one
to go hungry or to starve himself, but
at the same time sought to show how
every family ought to substitute those
things in which there is likely to be
the greatest scarcity with some other
| food. He also emphasized the fact
that the government was looking to
the churches to help it in the conser-
/ walton of its food resources, and
showed how it was possible for the
4 churches in this time of national crisis
( TO prove anew their right to exist
! The speaker thought it was a distinct
I honor which had been conferred upon
I the churches by the government. He
believed that most churches would be
willing TO cooperate and that those
churches which would not were untrue
TO their teaching of the brotherhood
of man and the Golden Rule. He de-
clared that he did not want his church
to be a Stacker
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

men schools are provided for all But.
after the primary work, poverty makes
further education for the many i'm
possible
China was taken up briefly and in
close connection with Japan. The vast
area of this country gives her great
natural security; and it is in part for
this reason that her people are not
aggressive nor war-like. Americans
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

WASHINGTON, Oct 9O-The reply
of Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar
Law. to the question in the house Of
commons that the approaching inter
allied conference in Paris will deal
not with war aims but the conduct of
the war, does not fully state the case,
it was learned here today.
The conference which will doubt
less mark a turning point in the world
conflict will have to do with every
phase of the struggle to strangle
Prussianism.
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Brazil Also Has
Goods" on Teutons

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 3O-Brazil
possesses important documents invoI-
wing Count LuXburg, the former Ger
man ambassador to Argentine and it
will make them public after acquaint-
ing the Argentine government with
their contents, according to a dispatch
received here today.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30
Baptist to Work
for Conservation

Reverend Anderson Appoints Com
mittee to Cooperate In Saving Meat
and Wheat.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, suit
able for two, furnace heat 204 Ninth
avenue north.
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WANTED-Woman wants position
as housekeeper in town for man with
children. Address Box 223.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
DR.. EDANS, 6 oPFrcIAN
Will Open Offices about Nov. 3rd
o. S6UT THE MCCORMICK BUILDING, OVER
BOOTHS STORE IN THE ROOMS FORMER
LY OCCUPIED BY DR.. PIKE.
BOOTHS STORE IN THE ROOMS FORMER

DR. Evans has practced optomey Twin Falls many years.
coming here first from Boise in 1908 building
we occupied on Main Street to be torn down. moved office
temporarily home This being rather
lent to patients have decided open Mccormick
building FULLY EQUIPPED EXAMINATION EYES
IN THE LATEST AND MOST SCIENTIFIC MANNER
With the Methods 1t Is Unnecessary to Paralyze
the Muscles of the Eyes With Drugs in Order to
Get Correct Diagnosis of the Errors in Refrac-
ton and the Consequent Eye Trouble. :
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

FOR RENT-2OOO acres choice irri-
gated land miles from school and
from market. Edwin Dammon, 205
7th avenue north. Phone 534-J.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms, well
heated, all modern conveniences. Ly-
man Rooms, 24415 Second st. East.
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M'CLURE'S TWO LECTURES

CContinued from page onel
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1t only necessary for the skilled optometist
time to make careful examination which he while
of eyes their condition But
the examination conducted and glasses M neede
the idea of relaxing the muscles relieving
exist After wearing glasses the
ed return to office for another examination which
find that different lenses made which will give
ter results Any changes which be made during period
make The idea give bel
results which be obtained and the charges will
enough for any to pay.
We consider the important professions
have need OF specialist should
times evidences of parts
well known fact that headaches dizziness ndges
ton other ills of the body often
suffer- call Remember glasses correctly
tend each case year don't know neighbors
We have patients your vicinity gladly
refer
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

FOR Potatoes Idaho Rurals
soc per hundred. Phone order 525-R-5
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

FOR RENT-One large furnished
housekeeping room. Phone 624.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

FOUND-Auto robe on Second ave-
nue. north. Owner can have same by
describing it and paying for this ad.
See A. S. Paulin at Hickler's store.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30

FOR SALE-Bive room house, good
location, immediate possession, $4,000,
an easy terms. Letsch & Williams.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30
Classified Advertisements
Received Too Late FOR
Classification.

FOR RENT-Large basement for
storage purposes. 621 east Main.