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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19

LONDON, Feb. 19.-All of the mem
bers of the Ukrainian government
(the central rada of Kew and the
Ukrainian peace delegation that eff
fected treaty with the central en-
pires at Brest Litovsk, have been ar
rested by the Bolsheviki government,
said an undated dispatch from Petro-
grad today.
The dispatch added that charges of
high treason have been filed against
the Ukrainians. The Bolshevild gov
ernment stated that it would not rec
ognize the peace pact between Ukrai-
mia and the central powers. In this
connection the Bolshevih stated that
none of the great powers have yet rec
ognized the treaty.
The news of the arrest followed the
information from Petrograd that Kiev,
the Ukrainian capital had been cap
tured by the red guard.
The situation in Ukrainia is now one
of the utmost turbulence and chaos.
1t is possible, however, that there
have been late developments in Rus
sia since the foregoing Petrograd dis
patch was sent Communication has
been interrupted between London and
Petrograd and it cannot be told when
the telegram was filed.
| STOCKHOLM, Feb. 19.-Germany' S
new offensive against Russia on the
front between the Baltic sea and the
southern frontier of Volhynia comes
at a time when Russia's internal con-
ditions are most desperate from civil
war. Advices received here today
stated that fighting is raging between
lBOlShevih and anti-BOlsheViki forces
all the way from Moscow to the Black
sea.
The tide of battle has swung from
side to side with the red guard vic
torious at some points and the Don
lCossacks, Tartars, Ukrainians, Cos
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19
Bolsheviki Yield to Hun Peace
Terms Is Report-Dvinsk and Lutsk Fall

LONDON (the Bolshevik government has
cepted according dispatch from Petro
grad this afternoon.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19

The foregoing Dispatch if indicates that Germany rea
big forced the Bhev
into of terms they had previously rejected
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19
RUSSIAN SITUATION IS FRAUCHT
WITH TREDIENDOUSPOSSIBIL tiles

errific Conflict Rends the Former Empire
shevild Report Arrest of Leading Ukrainians-
Rumor That Linene and Trotsky Have Fled
Iyphus Breaks Out in Petrograd- Germany
Worried as Eastern Situation Grows Compli-
Gated.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19

BERLIN Feb 19-The army crossing
Dvna Monday entered the Russian fortress Of
DvinsB the office announced this afternoon
The report added that the Russians made
attempt bridge Dvina thus
hinder the advance of the Teutons.
Vienna quoted the Austrian office
uk the Teuonc under General
Lnsingen.
ortresses the socaed Vohynia triangle
about 25 miles from Ga
ician frontier.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19

Phone or mail your wants
TO the TINES. 1t is THE
advertising medium of
Twin Falls County.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21

The county authorities will very
soon be asked to make certain guar
antees that they will fl xtheir re-
spective roads and maintain them n
accordance with the requirements OF
tbe Dixie Highway directors: The
maintenance department of the
Department of the North Carolina
Highway Commission was represent
cd bv it's chief, Mr.. Winslow, who was
most enthusiastic about the import
ance of the new road and he gave
every assurance that the State High
wav Commission would cooperate
with the counties in the question OF
the all important maintenance OF the
The Importance of this road hard
w needs emphasizing as everyone IS
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21
DTxTE HIGHWAY THROUGH
THIS COUNTY LIKELY
Continued From First Page

their did they not accept the
proposed addition,
It is hardly necessary to say that
the Dixie Highway is a 2-route high
way from Northern Michigan to
Southern Florida, the only highway
of national scope tnat has embraced
this particular CHARACTERISTIC: Inc
motive which actuated the directors
in this matter was one distinctly of
y to the touring motorist
as by this innovation it enables the
public to make their going and re-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21

The names of the co1oro1
CO. the two substitutes, and IDsn to
numbers are given below: Ofdee
3 Press Green. Hendersonv;n.
2 Charles Mcclure, Hsn%'
vile A~endersOa.
II Solomon cOlIston, FIeteb..
IL John D. Cooley st. petsr.,.
Fla. SOufgs
30 Eli billiard, Brickton.
48- Wraston Ellis, H~ender.onuv
81 Arley Gray, Rutherfordton y
Substitutes. NJ
SO Lucius Craig, Hendersonv;n.
Sc General Ezell FAINT, SpartanI.
S. c. A0ufg
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21
NAMES OF DRAFTED MEN
CONTINUED From First Page

seven are entrained, but nine colored
persons are summoned to put in their
on March %. One of
the most trustworthy Of the number
wilTbe named by the exemption board
to look after the other men en- route
to camp.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21

nov familiar with the fact that it
opens up the Land of the Sky to the
great population Of the Middle West
which is now recognized as the most
important touring section of the Uni
ted States.
Mr.. Smith and DR.. Morse-are the
Henderson county directors.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21
Daily fhouaht.

The moral courage that will face
obloquy in a good cause is a much
rarer gift than the bodily valor that
viii confront death in bad one.-
Chatfeld.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21
turning trip through entirely new sec.
tons of the country.
Organization Perfected.

A permanent organization was per
fected at the meeting in Asheville,
two directors being chosen from each
of the counties concerned along the
line Of route. Among the officers
elected was w. A. Smith, Henderson
vile, president; F. M. Weaver, Asheee
Vile vice president; N. Buckner, of
The Asheviile Board of Trade, secre-
tary-treasurer. An agreement could
not be reached as to a suitable name
for the proposed highway, but there
was a rather strong feeling that per-
haps the mostappropriate name would
be 6The Scenic Route"Nof the Dixie
Highway.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21
Why We Undersell

A few reasons why we underseIl:
Occupying our own building eliminates
high rent expense, employing our own
help, cuts down clerk bire, purchasing
for cash in large quantities enables US
to secure the very best merchandise at
the lowest possible prices. These are
reasons why we are in a position TO sell
al prices that are not possible in the
average store. COME IN AND Ky
US.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
BURR CENSURED BY COURT
FOR APPEAL IN PIER CASE
Hudson Company Loses Last Fight
to Prevent Open Bidding for
No. %.

Corporation Counsel Burr came in for
severe criticism from Justice Greenbaum
this morninr rNcn the question Of the
disposition G.. o.. North River, one,
more cone ur IN the Supreme Court.
Lewis l. Delaficld was recently APP
pointed referee to examine into all the
facts OF the case as the result Of the
Taxpayers action to restrain the Sinking
Fund Commission from leasing the pier
to the Hudson Dock and Terminal
Company.
Il think tho Corporation Counsel
acted in bad faith to take an appeal
from my recent order appointing a
referee" said Justice Grecnhaum.
Tho question of leasing the pier has as
sumcd such important proportions that
I am disinclined 70 take any action on
The new motion until l receive a re-
port OF the referee"
Justice Greenbaum refused to act on
the motion Of the Hudson Company TO
restrain the sinking Fund Commission
from leasing the pier to anybody but
itself. and invited motion from Felix
Behr. the taxpayer who brought the
original action. that the testimony be
taken before him In open court The
motion was made and granted
Today's court action means that the
Hudson Company loses i,s attempt to
restrain the Sinking Fund Commission
from going ahead on May II to auction
OF the pier to the highest bidder.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
GERMAN DEFEAT
IN FRANCE SHOWN
BY TALK OF PEACE
Berlin Agents Busy With
Propaganda--Worried About
the Austrian Situation.

LONDON. May (via Ottawa).--
The best indication Of the enemy de-
feat In Northern Flanders. In tho
view Of London newspapers, Is tho
evident immlnenco OF renewal OF the
peace offensive. The German papers
emphasize tho report that the Pope
Is about 10 issue a new peace note,
whilc tho German peace agents are
busy In neutral countries. Articles In
the scandinavian press suggest that
Italy may DO tho main objective Of
tho enemy attempts to divide the
Allies.
Meanwhile tho troubles OF the Aus
trlan Empire are apparently coming
t. head. The Cabinet crises in
Austria and Hungary are still un-
settled The Arbcitcr Zoituug OF
Vienna denounccs Hungary for starv-
lLg Austria and declares that the ina
ports from tho Ukraine are still
lcmote and empty stomuchs cannot
afford 20 await. The arrival Oi
CGecho- Slovak troops on the Italian
front, undcI the Italian flag. has dis.
quietcd tho Austro- hungarian lead
e.s. who fear tho effect on their Slpv
troops Recently sumo of these men
persuaded number Of Austrian
C1cchs to desert, which tho Italian
barrage between the Austrian sup
port aud front lines enabled them /,
do.
An English correspondent on IN,
Swiss frontier has received iniorma
ton showing thai the population,
OF Austria and hungary are starv.
ing and soothing with revolt, which
he predicts, viii break out when th,
western offensive has been brought tC
O standstill.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
DEMOCRATS PLAN FIGHT
ON SHEARN FOR GOVERNOR
Al Smith Meets Farley ANA Joseph
Murphy on Means TO Defeat
HearSt Prngramme.

Former State Excise Commissioner
W. W. Farley and Joseph j. Murphy, a
son Of the late Senator Edward u,
Murphy the FIRST a Democratic leader
II Biughampton County ana the latter
of Troy, were closoted this afternoon
In conference with Al Smith, Alder
manic President over the gubernato-
rial situation.
President Smith is protcge OF Tom
Foley. n pronounced anti-Hcarst man:
and the conference had to do with n
plan to defeat the editors pubernatorial
programme. Mr.. Hearst. learning that
there Is no possible chance for him to
secure the Democratic nomination. has
trotted out Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Shcarn, his former attorney.
for the lob
The upstate leaders told Al Smith
that his name sounded very pleasant In
the ears OF upstate men, but the gem
cIal impression was that man outside
OF New York Clty should be nominated
to beat Whitmau.
(For other news on the report OF
Shcarn's candidacy see Page 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
FALKENHAYA LOSES
TURKISH COMMAND
As BRITISH ADVANCE
Defeats in MeSopotamia and PaIes-
tine Are Attributed to Him
by the Losers.

THE HAGUE, May ,. Gen. Won
Falkenhnyn has been relieved Of
his post ls Commander In Cher OF
'ho Turkish Field Army. His sue.
'essor Is Gen. Llman Won Sanders.
Falkenhayn Is very much disliked
by the Turks, who attributed to him
personally their defeats IN Mesopo-
tamia and Palestine.
Gen. Llman von sanders came %
Constantinopic a year before the war
as leader Of the famous German MILF
tary Commission sent by tho Emperor
to Constanunople. lie Is said to be
a good soldier. lie is personal
friend Of the Kaiser and OF Enver
Pasha.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
RACE TnAcK ,LEXINGTON. Ky. NAV .

RACE TRACK LEXINGTON, Ky MAY q
The entrtes for io-moUOws races are a. ipllnVs
FIRST RACE Claiming, 5000; three -year.olds
s2d ww'ul, SIX tm mUnss. 'CNck Barclay 0S:
fUl. AiUuutau lcse H. los Cin,u Colorado
1o, Tom Anderson ll2. Rusy loe lI8: IAug
horne n Al+o tlinblt--Thistlc Gpsen ll3:
hTiIr, pg. 4mp slTEeo lu0oo. .....-., =,
..ug- NrrA Garner 10 S. Iematd 10,
ni Believe Ne Girls, US Buglo Call, ll2;
"ff fiipi &cE &Nf'' i&E5 ita." ,So, three yo,ro!ds
Co.. ymgdi ok iuloug. 1r,kco, as, lalan'
tsH. no Gr,n tuncs no; WiA.am tie flurh
.lur.. lf.. lraHh.u, li3
IUl Wli RACE Purse 500, The S!,vy Ho-
w. (au1eaEa!ds srd upward ,ogo m'lg ,ner.
iui GrTay Inn 'io55. ''' '', w. ''..' ''''.
.gFru RAGE tl,imnF; 5000; wolear,oll'
,a.-r i,s. tIsus wyudo io$i LADY Hlt.
skill RAcF lYsi lcYsaimllaas,s lla,s'". ".oobI" -" tarccsesr
nj. wI.W. iSo: March VIM. lbs. IIasr,
Nami,, 100 'sinr Huny ioi,, 'Eugorth j.,
%.-n nlaje. iq5 koran, it5 Rs Wis,
Me iuu. st Tn,rr.t 1OO, 'Nshel TrasA 100
,ElENrH RACE Claiming; 5000 ,,rs,e- ..r,,
ml Gi i65. ~ iN. io': Eseyu'or i67
Madame ll.wm!un. ioI; Hark rH'st, lp7 lSr
,un. l,1. HgydS ll.Uiy,. luIt King llat,
AS cnan,c A.hcna, lc'; Thinker, %, Eddie
A 'ruuc, alov.uo. claimed Weather clear.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
AIRCRAFT DELAY
INQUIRY DEMANDED
IN THE SENATE
Continued from First PagcJ

aviation report Of majority OF the
Military Committee had given the
country the facts after the committee
and the country had "for weeks been
misinlormed ana misled by members
Of the Aircraft Production Board and
the Signal Corps"
a minority OF the committee, SEN
ator Hitchcock said. refused to sign
the report because they felt it should
be submitted first to the President.
The aircraft board was charged by
Senator Hitchcock not only with
misleading the committee for weeks"
but with playing a gigantic conf
icnce game on the whole country"
by giving the impression that the
Liberty Motor resulted from a con-
ference OF engineers In a Washing
ton hotel As matter Of fact, the
Liberty Motor, the Nebraska senator
has taken the Packard company three
years 20 develop, but now we are go-
Ing to pay that company between
100000 and tl,OOO,oOO for three years
experimentation, and that matter is
now being adjusted"
Rcplying 10 Senator Pomerent's
question, II the Board had purPosely
deceived the committee and the pub
lie, or II the Board itself had been de-
ccived senator ll.tchc- ok replied he
was not disporglng the Liberty
Motor, but reiterated that the Board
mad "practicod gigantic confidence
/ scheme ON the public" adding that
only shows tnc character Of the men
who are ON tine Aircraft Board,
Tho dlsguSsiuu closed with Senator
: kuby's remarks and submission 10 the
/ senate by senator WadswOr,h NJ New
York oi the complete report Of IN,
I American AerouautcIl Society re-
gardmg the aviation programme.
After to-daN's discussion Military
. Committee members said the com
mittoe soon would consider reopen
! ing and Cnlarg.ng the aviation in
! quiry with view to hearing Mr.
Borglum's information and witnesses
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
PlMLlCO WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Solling; two-year-
olds four furlonEs.-Little Maudie, III
OAlcAtec). straight $i30, place $500,
show $40, won; Little Cote, 40 tMc-
ia garD. place $3.50. show $3.50. Soc
oud Melaucholia, IA O'Brlen), show
$3.50, third. Time, 0i9 80. The Talk
cr iron Boy Nccnemau, Baby Girl
umond. Home Coming and Democracy
also ran,
SECOND RACE --- Mai1cns.. three
year-oids; one mile. --Arragh Go on,
10 Ckummer). straight 1880, place.
$3.50. show S3.30, first Johren, ll5
Utoainson), place $3.50, show $3.50, sec
ond Onw1ad, ll5 collins. show $40.
thiri. Time, l.42 3-l, Nose. Rougn
Weather paedilus, Goblet, Assign, Can
didate Scotch Woodcock Elfln Hart,
Jim liOey, Jack OF Spades also ran.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
ERMANS ATTACK AMERICANS
WITH NELY TYPE OF GRENADE
'nited With String Attachment, Enabling
Thrower to Use Both Hands-Traps
Set to Main u S. Troops

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN LORRAINE, May 1 Omitted
-Furhe details Of the Sehepy engagement show that the
rmanS have new system Of grenade attacks
They work in twomen teams, directly behind the other The
throws the second carrying the grenades pouches and supplying
the shoulders the first
type of grenade used gned by string attachment which
bles the grenader to use both hands.
Many endsh traps have been set for The Americans in this sector
l is system of hidden wires which of buried bombs when
ched Another the attaching of helmets beyon and other souve
" to bombs by Of hidden wires So far the Yankees haven't
n fooled.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
BRITISH ADVANCING
IN The NEAR EAST
Gain Both in MeSopotamia and Pal
estine-LeSs Than 100 Miles
From MoSul.

LONDON. May 2.--Rrit!sh troops,
both IA Mesopotamia and Palestine,
are moving forward, a War Olhce
statement to-day says:
Our pursuing troops IN Mesopo-
'amia ON April 30 advanced as Tar as
tho Tauk River. Twelve more dell
guns were captured on April 20. and
tho number OF prisoners now amounts
to 1900"
An official communication dealing
with the lighting In Palestine and
Hediaz announces that the British
troops east OF the River Jordan at
tackled the enemy holding the foothills
south Of Es-Salt Tuesday and that
mounted troops were within two miles
Of Es-Salt by nlrhtflll
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02

There are many indications that
n. Sixt Won Arnim has been refill
8 bis shattered divisions after his
,sstrous defeat Of Monday. and Ia
sparing to renew his great drive
: Ypres and tho Channel cities.
'vsr before have the French and
itish 30 eagerly awaited an attack.
Whether he viii throw his troops
einst tho Allied lines In the Lys
lioni. southwest OF Ypres and
punt KENNEL. or on tho somme
lent toward Amiens. where Amer
ms are lighting. Is problematlcal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02

German bombardmonts OF tho lines
near Noyon and In the Olso River
district have been unusually severe,
and tho next assault may como there.
One thing Is certain; Tho Cor
mans must attack. Their positions
are 80 porilously exposed to the rak-
Ing bro OF tho British. French and
American guns that they must ad-
vance or suffer even more disastrous
defeat. Their occupation OF Mount
KENNEL has Rvalled them nothing.
for the heights are bathed In gun
flre every hour OF tho day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
Ii ALLIED ARMIES MERGED;
'OCH'S RESERVES NOW EXCEED
TOTAL OF FOES FRESH TROOPS
aiser Has Only Enough Men for One More
Offensive, and Then Faces Great Coun-
ter Offensive by Entente
PARIS, May =


0oMPLETE British. Armies
has effected Ferdinand Foch In future. II Is
- nounced Gen. Foch transfer what their
ationaty the line he whether be the
the North Up date,
as fought its specihed sector
In the lighting there VIII in future BE such thing
ritish. American French Army, they viii constitute Allied
though probable each viii intact It's Nshng
visions.
This complete unity command nsues Allied superiority OF
esh divisions the
So OF late that this Allied
uperiorty marked present and fresh American
constantly arriving
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02

soon. wo have been outdoors ntceen
days and nights and arc dead tired,
starving, urwRshed, uncombcd. en-
cased IN mud to the mock and soaked
to the bones, Neither food nor am-
munition Is arriving. but they ara al
ways promised Tomorrow l have
only four cartridges left.
There are mors than 500 dead
horses In our vicinity. During the
night we carvu on quarters Iog
steaks. Our hunger hurts, out We
cannot go to the village. whore Ia
barded too heavily"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
MILITARY RULE IN KlEV.
Germans Arrest Members of Cow
ernment, Including War Minister.

LONDON. May 2--The Germans have
established military rulo In klcv The
ukrainian capital. and have arrested a
number OF the members of the 0ov-
ernment on the ground that "the Gov
arument had proved too weak to maln-
tain law and order" according TO a
Berlin official statement
The arrest ot " porhy, war min.
IEtcr was an arbitrary, the Lragu,
for the Liberation ut IA, llNtIu.
complains. rnc militia refused fp o..
lease the prisoners, whose yh...
HbOuts are unknown,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
AFTER WAR BOYCOTTS
OPPOSED IN ENGLAND
Impractlcable and lnexpedlent, Says
Interim Report of Baron
Baltour OF Burleigh.

LONDON. May THE interim report
OF the Committee ON rrado .Nter tho
War, ot which Baron na.four or bur
leigh lA Chairman. saysi
ANY general prohibition ot exports
20 present enemy countries after the
war would be mpraetlcAhle Gnd mex.
pedicut"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
LONG SHELL GUN SPEEDY.
Travels SeNentS-EIght Miles In
Three Minutes, says writer,

AMSTERDAM, May 2-Karl Rosner.
the KNtser's fayoutr war correspondent.
writing in the Loku AnzciE,r. says:
"Thy fHmouu long-rnnge gun does not
look like a gun it is more like "a rig1u-
tic gray crane. Suudvul yit Hwukvs
very tree trunks Thcu "a black throud
Is visible cutting the sky travelling
calamity mat can traverse the seventy
eight mileH 90 Parts in three minutes.
completed its th.ri circuit. Tho calamity
had landed iv Iaris"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
De Penn Funeral To-Mcrrow.

WASHINGTON. MAY 2-Funoral SER
v.,rs ror Dr. Carlos de Pcna. uruguayan
Minister TO tho United States, viii be
held here Friday. with the diplomatic
corpa and high officials Of the Amerl-
csn Government attending. There will
hc q high requiem mass ard run mill
taIy h0uOus,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
TURKS CLAIM SUCCESS.
Report RepuIsc Of British in
McSopOtRmIa,

ONSTANTINOPLE Wed. May
(vla London) May Am official state
ment issued to-day by the Turkish War
Office says:
"Strous English infantry and cavalry
dotachments west OF the River Schcria
on Tuesday were mown down while at
t,mpuug To- penetrate the Turkish lines.
All the positions romuin,d In Turkish
possession. North ~ the Schcr!a a
cavalry patrol was rvpulsed.'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-05-02
SWISS citizen Put to Death as sp,
by French.

PARIS. May A swlsa citizen.
Niyergel by namo. was executed as a
spy az dawn to- dgY ~ Vincennes The
swiss Government had made repreAon.
tations In his behalf hut no reason was
found 10y the French Government to
modify the sentence pt death pronounced
BY court martial three months ago.