davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05
gntr Uruf1}1rr..
7766oe Emit bfrn fpritr, INN oo1t fpnule1
bien. 2pslabte amerif1nife
Sanger mnberIbgt.
Den 3bie yrme anmp0es nm ut ito
biie Saal1npbigbeb heb @eiettel=
Ien af NNnprpbinien.

Yaris oen 29be 9eop. 76oe Gipi,
lion bliper oc fprltc Striostroppcr,
iom ofrcilcr fra 6ranfrige til slme-
rifa. Genne Iipiiion bar peret an
penot til Nflpsning al 27oe og 3Ote
Gipilioner> Ser fip1npeoe ]am1ncn
>neo Britterne og III oroger bag
6ronten. Get antages, at De blioer
Sc nplte, iom refer biem. 6eltmor>
icbal Soig bar uotalt Jig lneget TO-
ie11oe ON 27oe pg 30te Iipilioner.
(76oe Gipiliou beitaar al 4elp
gnglanos 9fationoltropper. 27oe 81.
uiiion beltaar al 9eelp Dorf- -Gropp II
og 30te af Iropper fra 3ennesfce,
g}ortb og Sol1tb Carolina iamt 81
ltrict Of Gol1lmbia.)
Get amerifanife @opeofparter /
Tranfrigc, 270e 9top. l1noerlogelien
|af oe amerifanife Sanger, ser Ct Die
pct lsslaot fra tplfe Sangeleire og er
noaet Ssoentififationsletrene> CT ONT
trent afiluttet 1nber 9ebel1e af 9lrme=
firlsrgerne llnoeripgelierne tpoer
paa, at Wpnoene befinoer Jig riaa
600 1egenlig iSorfatning, iom man
funoe pente, Ifjent Menoene enfelte
Gilfeloe flogeoe oper ilet @ebalroling,
oaarligt 6uslD og oaorlig og fnop
Soft 9lf flere tuiino Meno 11n6er=
iegt cr life fll,1oet roget 9egn til
9S11opobning neo onbartet og Unit
lom Spgbom.
2uremburg Sen 246e geop. (gfot.>
slnerifonlfe Sropper patrl1lierer
langs Molelle og 5ouer afpente1roe
Ororer. Sc tplfe 2anosbper poa Sen
moblatte @reo lpnes at pere nelttn
.forlaot. 9et forlpoer, at be cipile
bleD ponifllagne og forfsgte at flpJ-
te> men at Negieringen befalte bem a.
peu9e prn.
Sfficerer og Soloater al Sen 3oie
strme er blepet beororet til at uosee
Sen ltsrlte gaalmobigbeo os Selpbe,
berlfelie og life of BRUCE Magt u,1o-
tagen i Nposfalo peo SEN foreitaaer-
Sc Ye1gttelie af Nhinpreusiet1. ST..
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05

glB6 fdtf5ifed 6st6 mn @ s@sos
Nobrmber. Jraiaabe ia sDifian6s
% Hrensienz 5brp1er.
abite Gmbebsmanb fra 9ruifabs.
chen. SnHuensapatient. &nrl
2iebfneebt &eiieriengen?

9tm1ter6am ben 3Ote geop. @il.
belm 9oben5ollern bar unoertegnet
ct Oofl,ment, bpori ban oefinitint
fraIiger Jig 9piflanos og Brel1sien3
9broner og lsier ollie gmbeosmano
fra oeres 1roIfabseo, ifslge 9ele,
gram fra 8erli,t ibag. Gen forben,
perenoe aeiier Hges at li6e al Sn-
fluen5a og bere loe al 5tano til Of
mootage lin Suitru peo benoes slns
fomit til Nmerongen Station.
gaiel ocn~ 3Ote .Nob. aeiierens
Mboifation, bateret ben 28ne Nopem.
ber, gift no paa, at ban fraIagoe ii8
ior Iteole Nctten til 9plflanbs cg
Hreusfens 9broner, fsite alle milf
tere og chile embeosmeno fra De,
res 2roifabseo og bab Dem belfptte
bet tpife Jolf moo slnarfi, Sungers-
nso og frenme6 6erreosnme, ino.
til oen npe Organization par iitano.
bragt. Mbbifationen neprte -intet
ON De andre Soben5ollerne.
2onoon ben 3Ote Rob. ga ~Gailp
Wail"s Rorreiponoent Saag for!c.
Den beisste bet feiierlige Slot Ser,
lin, fan6t ban De ga,nle 2jenere
flor 5orbitrelie, toroi siebfneebt, Del.
ra6ifale socialiitfsrer, bap6e iobet i
pen tioligere aeiiers Sens.
2on6on ben 3Ote 9eop. &c ollie.
reoe Regieringer iiges meget mart
at billie forlange ben tibligere Sci
fer at 9pflano uoteperet al ben bol.
lnl1bffe 8egieriug.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05

Netbobiitbiffop forianser aeiIeren
benrettrt. ct. 2ouis. Wo.. ben 27oe
9eop. giifop WiIliam q. Guaple al
Den biifoppelige Metbooiitfirfe 4iasbe
,ln6er en- 9aIe peb en- euueheon i
gitp Club ibag, at ben Gre6sfommis.
|lien reprpienterenoe BET anlerifanife
,5olf, iom life tpinser bet tpIfe dolf
til at betale til bet poerfte, life er
BET aurerifanIfe Soils 5reasfonnis-
1iion og at aisr ben gio fommer, at
aeiieren er 6emt % benrettet for
Rorb. pil Hetfnroigbeoen life bape
Hanoerlm i geroen@ rgeite er life
9ao. tilfsieoe ban. bet CT MetiRr-
@oiabeo
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05
Bilions ao,lpoi miot paa >Atlalltes=
bapet og eifortere bam til Brett
Gumbri0qe, W}a5}., 29oe Nop.

2SlI1O1tS TO91Dot Hl1O1 pQd IIlQ1ie.=
bapet og eifortere ba1n til greit.
Cambridge, Wasi., 29oe .Nop.
Sire Sarporo- -Yrofesiorer pif leoiage
YreIioent Wilion, .nuor ban refer
meo Jreosbelegationen> blep oer BE-
fje116tgiort iaften. Set er 9lrcbi-
bal6 s. Coolidge, Gbarle5 $. @a5=
fins Rolano 9. 2iron og 9tobert 8.
Qorb.
Earis Sen 30te Nop. (slf Billiam
Ebilip Sin1ns. y Jreosfonferenl lel1
oil begDnoe~i Yaris ben t60e Geeent>
ber Nlle De iorelpbige Mpoer oil BIZ
DC bolot / Beriailles. Get antage5,
at flere 2raftater oil blipe iluttet.
Jgrit Dil antagelig en- foreleb1g
tyreostraftat blibe inogaaet, ser for
melt oil afllutte 8aabenItilltan6en.
Walbington Sen 2oen Dec. Soet
ban erflareoe Jig ior ~mooificeret pri-
Dat aontrol" al 2ar5ets Sernbaner
unoer mere alninoelig offentlig Ne-
gulering, leDereoe Yrplioent Wilion
ioag ct Sn0lpg i1no6 en- Iilbagepen=
Sen til oe galnle JorbolOe Sernbane<
ori item.
S lit aarlige 8uolfab til aongres-
fen gap FrnIioenten ct Omrios al iii
Nrogram for 93efonlfruftion. Gan1=
tioig gap ban en- Jorflaring paa i'm
15reosreiie til europa. San on1talte
Neiien lom en- ~Yligt".
~aan jeg fife baabe paa, at ieg /
Sen panlfelige Sag1 iom jeg ifal uo=
rette, oil bape e6ers Spmuntring %
pberrnere oen StDrfe> {om gipes be0
eoerS enigc 5tette?" fpurgte ban.
Wa5bington oen 3bie Sec. Yrn-
iioent Wilion bar nptaget i0ag neo
oe mango Yligter> iom paoboileoe
ban, for ban afreilte meo Gre6soe>
legationen til Yoris. Get bente6cS,
at ban Dil6e afreiie til 91elp Dorf 1ent
iaiten, og at u@eorge @o1bington"
piloe afguu berfra Onsoag Worgeu.
Ser bar Dog en- Wuligbe0 for, at
bans 9agb9rf piloe forbinore Dam !
at rel lie fpr in1orgen tiolig.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05
E11rnpaH Mp11t1ty
2orb Nortbeliffe pm, bpaS Gnropa
mener ON YreTbent @;lipns
9eltaseiie / 1srebsms6et.
'6an fan life foritaa, bnorfor 6er ffal.
be pere MoSitano. Set er life
en- pplitif Sag.
(eoDbrisbt 1918 af 1uites grefs.)


2onoon ben 3Ote gsop. S 8e.
tragtning af ben ubbreote 2rsftelIe
al Yrelioe,rt Wilions 9e|lutni11s ON
at oeltase Ireosfouferenlen, ubbcb
limited Yreis Jig ioag Ell grflerina
fra Storbritauniens itsrlte> Bublieiit
0oro NortbcIiife om, bpao g,1ropas
9olohing bar til YreIioentens Gel.
tagelie / Observation-Disclosures.
2oro 9eortbclIffe afgao ioas fslgenoe
grflering: -...s...:z. z.
~llolnnbinger bar life Net til OF
oeltage / andre 2anoes Yolitif. slt
oe Joreneoe Steters YreIibent biloe
oeltase i Jreosfonferenlen bar altio
peret betragtet ber life ionl>en polt.
tilt Sag, men iorn Ell oigtig 5aftoG
/ Situatiouen. Get oiIoe bore uten.
felig for % for grenpel. at Bremier.
miniiter 2lopb George life i1,loe pe-
re tilltebe peo Observation-Disclosures. 5.
Seq er life iitauo til at tale for
6ranfrige, men fan life tenfe mig
Wuligbeoen al, at Srebsfoufereniers
ne ifuloe boloes, -uoen Yremiermi11i-
iter Glemenceau Iom en- al De franife
Repreientanter. -
Sele 1isfusiiouen biier ben al.
porlige Sore, Der altio eriiterer peo
international Misforltaaelie. 9et
fre1ngaar sienlpnlig af Telesra,n-
mer, iom ri I'LL mootager, at manae
gorsere al oe 6oreneoe 5tater, &c.
1nofrater iaaoeliom Republifanere,
ct imoo BraIioentens Rciie. Seq
ton bore l'se, at hi life ifi'"ner 'en
Situation. I ~~>-. -.
storbritannien oe bets fire Cd.
lternationer, gannoa, aluitrnlien.
NpieeImro % Spoafrifa, bar bant
|5nplten $4,000 Mano ornbt, Jolf
|s ne ihsIfj Latte Menil,aes 1er
fifisn1er, at bor aeoer, reaiieriIiilsi
iter 2lopo george, tlaa pnre tilitebe
peo Graosfonferenien for at baretags
Snteresierne loren ilis Nation io,n
Dor, Ser bar liot iaa frDgtelig.
9e 5oreneoe Stater bar ipiIlet ei1
flor Holle / arigel og 9piferne bar
foniefpent benDenot fig til preiioea.
ten. -
Com llolenoing, ifisnt en barm
Sen af De 6oreneoe Stater, fan ieg
fife uotale mig ON ainerifanf Roli.
tit - ifjent jeg 1laturligpis bar man.
&c SDnsmaaoer met ieg. ifal til.
laoe mig at Iige iom ct l1otrpf FOR
min perionlige Wening, at bbis ois.
le aonferenler blcp bolot uoen Yres
iioent Wilion, bilbe belle Den euro
petite 8er0en tenfe, at Der iifferliJ
par noget gait meo bisie aonferen.
fer" .~,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05
paa of fda RooueD til at ie uo iom
Ell Martnr for Mrheioernes Gaa.

i
e1, MortDr for Arbeioernes Gag.
go oe, 5orenebe Staters 9sieIteret
Sen 18oe geopember uagteoe at reoi-
oere Gposooumen, par iiblte retslige
Subiats naaet, og 0unernsrens Sno-
ifriben bar bet e,1efte, Iom 1too til
bage.
s to Aar bar Moonep>Sngen paft
Spnnerffombeo oper belle 9 @erSen
blanot Mrbeiberne, Scr frnpeoe mn
Sag. RusIiife raoifale togeoe gien-
nem Hetrogruos Gober og foretog Ell
Concentration foran SEN omerifanife
InbasiaSe. Nmeriean sSeaeration Of
Sabor, 2onbon Traoe Council % 1an>
ore ifore Observation-Disclosures bar
forlangt np Gag for Moonep.
5an Irancisco BEN 2sbe Nop. 0u
bur1=blep un6errettet ON; at @upernsr
Stephens bapbe formiloet Gommen
MOB benoes Wano til liuspariat
6angiel, iaeoe Wrs Moonep: ~Gettc
Sfriot fra @ubernbr Stepbenss SIDE
CT en- sSnbrsmmelie fra bam, al 1om
life er lfploig en- Jorbrpoelie, Ser
itraffes meo Spng,ling. 9pis ban
life er Oct, bporfor fnloe ban iaa
gipes liosparigt Jnngiel?"
Gan Jrancisco ben 29oe seou.
Seq foretrpffer en- berlie 9ro for
mine sgreifirnoeres (Ieres inbbe-
fattet) Snnoer for en- lene,loe 8rap.
Seq er uifploig." 1ette bar ioaa
3bomas $. Mooneps Spar paa @l-
pernsr stephens Jormiloel{e af
Dsosoommen. Seq nagter at Of
eeptere Jormiloelien," iagbe Woouep.
~slrbeioere, ieg opfororer I'LL eoer I'll
at banole - oeito fsr 10 beore"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05

GbilenIere faibt til Ganerne. San-
tiogo, Chile, oen 2oen Sec. (9eat.)
Wiliterreierper af 1917 alasien ct
blepet faiot til 5auerne. aomman-
osren paa 9amperen uYalena" bar
oificielt benegtet, at ben peruanife
aoniul / Sq,1ique bleo gipet Orore
til at reiie tilbage meb lit Sfib.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05

9ufareit brenoer. &ipbeubapn s..
tite Sec. 9ufareft branoer, 1neIoes
set / ct Telegram fra Berlin. gsnr
oerl1c iiges at bape reilt Jig ialle 9ele
al Numenien.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-12-05
9rp111111s1rHfl1pn.
Sen 3bie a1nerifanife Nr,ne offnptret
omfring fire banbrebe apaorat=
mil tgif Gmraabe.
Solbater- % Arbeiberraooets MeuS
patrnlierer Sreoes. 8ritternes
Jremrgfuing.

Web Mn1erifanerne / Yreusier, 8.
lite Sec. (8ia aureer til 9eancp)
Gen 3bie Arn1e off11pereoe ioag om-
firing 400 apaoratmil tplt Omraa-
De, i,16befattet 5neIe meb 2nnosbper.
slmerifanerne nsote ip9rt libet
JienbtIiebeo bos Snobpegerne.
Sfient Sunoreoer bapoe iar1let Jig
Gaoerne 1repes, berIfeoe oen opber
lte StiIbeo, oa BET trette Cite Snfan-
teri al Ste 9ipiiion 1naricberebe ino
og offupereae 8pens Muiifen ipille=
Be og Regimentsf flagene paieoe, ioet
Hegimentet toseoe giennem De for
nemite Gaoer n,tber Mnferiel al
OberIt Senrp @unt. gaoerne patrui=
iereoes af Menb tilbprenoe bet lofale
Mrbeioer. og Soloaterraao. 9isle
8aeter bapoe ct bpiot gaa,to ON Mr-
men og bar Rifler.
timber Warieben gie,1nem 8Den
ringte airfeflofferne og amerifanife
Aeroblaner fpGpeoe / 2l,ften oper
oen.
8or. Sole Gipilion lfreo oper Mo-
ielle ner Nemicb, tIte ner @rapen-
macber, 32te Iengere moro % 2oen
n9r gcbternaeb. @ele Gronten flJt-
seoes frem.
Otter Sffrpationen al 9repes be,
leste Oberit Sunt 8orgermeiteren og
uuocrretteoe bam ON, at Militerloo
pil6e blibe, giennemfsrt, men at Sno-
bpggerne tit bore Greo, faalenge De
bolbt Srben. 4merifanerne oil laoe
iaa meget iom m11ligt al Stpret for
blibe bos De tplfe Mutoriteter. 9lme,
rifanerne bil bare fsre. ct Oplpn meb
bet.
2onbon ben 2oen Sec 8ritiifc
Iropper bnr aDnneera ino i Breus.
ail l
so Dill iSet Sc fIntter lig til Mmerfs
fanerne tilpenitre for Dem NOR Sur,
en1burgs Norbgrniiie.
Jremrpfninge,1 blep -foretaget al
oen 2ben Nr!ne unoer General
Blummer, lom ifreo ober @renIc,1
igaar mellem 8ebo og gupen. Brit
terne naoeoe 2iuien 9urg>Heulauo,
9ullingen 90 Mont Sote.
Weeo Mmerifonerne / Brenslen
oen 2ben Sec. (9lf Webb Miller).
Amerifanernes 1re1nrpfning oil Bill
be gjenoptaset ino / &binpreusien i
,Sormio6ag. 6ronten uoltreffer Jig
betp6elig moo Noro, og oen 3oie Nr-
me bill iaften i1aa 2eir o1nfring 90
Deil inbenfor BEN tpife @renie, ioet
oen offuperer 8ilburs CO ilere Gu,
i'm min6re gper. 89oe og 906e 81.
piiioner marieberer langs Woielle'
og Sauerflooerne.
Yaris oen 2ben Sec. Gen i,,terna,
tionale Observation-Disclosures i
Spa bol5er fine Msoer / 9rano So
fel 8ritdnniq,le, blep oct oplpit / &C.
legran1mer mobtaget bet ioag. Set
franife sylag paier ober 9pgningen,;
oer ct bepogtet af tDlfe Bogter.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17
Twin Falls Faces
Champions Tomorrow
Game OF Basket Ball With Oakley
Academy Team At The Gymnasium
On Friday Night.

The Twin Falls high school basket
ball team will meet the Oakley acad-
envy in a fast game on the floor of
the high school gymnasium Friday at
500 p. m. The Oakley team won the
championship of south-central Idaho
last year and have practically the
same team this year as last The
Oakley boys play the basket ball game
the year round and always turn out
a team of exceptional ability and with
remarkable facility in hitting the
basket
The Twin Falls team has it's team of
last year in the game and in addition
several new men of varsity calibre.
Neuman, M. Strong, Hodges and Car
ter are showing up well as forwards,
Glasgow at center, Lavender, l. Strong
and Moomaw at guard are working
hard. The Twin Falls team played
good ball in the tournament last year,
being shut out in the semi-finals by
the Rupert team with the score 1928.
The Twin Falls boys believe they will
set the pace for the teams on the
tract this season and have champion
ship aspirations. They have started
the season out right by winning from
Shoshone two weeks ago with a score
of Ala, and intend to repeat il with
Oakley.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17
Serial No. O18357.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, January
8, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
c. Wickersham, Of Rogerson, Idaho,
who on November 4, 1915, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No 01S357,
for a tract of 1884 acres within the
Minidoka National Forest in unsur-
veyed section TO- Township IS South,
Range Is East, Boise Meridian. en-
braced in II. e. S. No. All, List No.
4-1712, described by metes and
bounds as follows Beginning at cor
ner No. 1, identical with the corner
common to Sections 8, 10, Is and 16,
Township 16 South, Range Is East,
Boise Meridian; thence North 0 de-
grees O5 minutes west, 4OO1 chains to
corner No. 2; thence East 40 chains
to corner No. 3 thence South 1896
chains to corner No. 4 thence West
1886 chains to corner No 1, the place
of beginning, has filed notice of in
tentiOn to make final three year proof
to establish claim to he land above
described, before Maurice Guheen, IT,
S Commissioner, at HOllister, Idaho
on the Sth day of March. 1918
Claimant names at witnesses:
Hugh Willis, of Twin Falls, Idaho
and Bert o. Strickland, Perry Rob
erts, and Henry Willis, all of Roger
son, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY,
Register
1-15-17-22-24-29-31; 2-5-7-12.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17

1-15-17-22-24-29-s1; 2-5-7-12.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
Serial No. O16945.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, January
9, 1918
Notice is hereby given that Daniel
b. Adams, of HOLSTER, Idaho, who, on
March 2, 1915, made Homestead En-
try. No. O16945 for NWA, Section s,
Township 13 South, Range IS East,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Maurice Gu
heen, U. S. Commissioner, at Hollis
ter, Idaho, on the 9th day of March,
1918.
Claimant names at witnesses:
James A. Palmer, Edward H Leney,
Harley n Butler and W. c. Morse, all
OF HOLSTER, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY
Register.
1-15-17-22-24-29-3f: 2-5-7-12.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17

Lakeview lands have the finest Of
drinking water, plenty of timber near
by, good range. and less than 400
miles from San Francisco. The best
market that west has. See the d. w.
Brunk Realty company for dates to
make the trip.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17

on board In case of capture Caul-
lax should. in an unObtrusive way, be
treated with courtesy and considera-
ton Can yon inform our cruisers|
"(Signed) Bernstorff.'
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17

observation-disclosures
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17
SECRETARY LANSING SHOWS
WORLD INSIDE OF PLOT
TO HURT FRANCE
Former Prime Minister
Leagued With Hun
Publication Believed to be Due to
Probably Effect on Argentine
Where the Intrigue Was Car
ried On.

WASHINGTON, Jan 16-Further
proof that German intrigue was ram
pant in Argentina as far back as Feb
ruary, 1915 came from the state de-
partment today. In this connection
it made public the intercepted tele-
grams which have resulted in the i'm
prisonment of former Premier Caul-
lax of France, under an espionage
charge.
The cablegram which spelled the
downfall of Caulliax also showed that
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador to the United States, was
at that time carrying on most dan
gerous pro-German propaganda from
this city. 1t was sent from here By
the count to the German foreign Of
flee.
CaulliaX in the cables is dealt with
as the friend of Germany and it is
stated that he will work for the Ger
man cause on his return home. How
ever. in the second cablegram made
public by the state department Bern
stOrff suggested to the German admir-
atty that the steamer on which the
French statesman was returning home
be captured as she was carrying i'm
pOrtant dispatches. In the event of
capture Bernstorff bespoke for Caul-
lax courteous treatment"
It is likely that the making public
Of these kilograms today will have q
good effect politically from the stand
point of the United States on the sit
uation now existing in Argentina
where the pro-German elemnet again
is struggling to maintain control OF
the government
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17

PIANO LESSONS Given to begin.
ners by Miss Lisle Varney, 400 Main
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17
RECIPE
Tarts

IL cups -four Il cup Cotolene
teaspoon salt Ice water
= teaspoon baking powder
Sift together -four, baking powder,
salt. Chop in chilled Couolene (reserv-
ing ~ tablespoons) with knife. Add
enough ice water to form soft dough.
Roll out inthin sheet, spreading with re-
manning Cottolene. Roll like jellyroll and
chill. Then stand on end, press down
with hand, and roll thin. Cut as for
tarts. Fill with Jelly rany desired filling.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-17
Flavor
Purity
Economy

Notice particularly how much
less you use of Cottolene than of
other Shortcomings. See how easily
Cottolene blends with the -four.
Notice, while baking with Cotto-
lene, the appetizing odor that comes
from the oven. Taste the fine
favor of the finished product.
You will like the crispness and
richness Of these homemade tarts.
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to achieve Without organization it cam
not send its leaders to the council tables,
and unless, as seems unlikely, the Demo-
Gratis has monopoly of wisdom and pa
triotism, there is need of Republican con-
tribution to the solution of the tremend-
GUS problems now before us for solution,
and those other great problems which
will press for solution after the war is
over. We should elect, by an old-time
majority, our entire congressional deleea-
ton and our entire State ticket and coun-
ty candidates from Governor Milliken
right down to the bottom of the column.
By so doing we shall testify to the Re-
publicans of the Nation that we are
loyal to them and to our own people.
Every Republican can help. Deliver
your own vote and ask your fellow Re
publican to deliver his.
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The Half Moon Telephone Company
owns line few miles in length in
Knox and few neighboring towns in
Waldo county. 1t is said that the gov
eminent has taken control of this line to
aid in winning the war and for some rea-
son not perceived by the ordinary mind,
this and the several other little lines in
the county also taken, are of great strate-
gic importance. Mr.. Burleson, the POST
master General of the United States, is to
be the director general of these lines and
he is going to manage them Just as he
m anages the mail service from Belfast to
Bufnham, which is very easily done by
letting it manage itself. 1t takes 10 hours
longer now for package of newspapers
to reach Augusta from Belfast by mail
than it did 90 years ago when the mail
went across country in stage coach.
This is not Postmaster Keating's fault
and it is not necessary to say who is to
be blamed.
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QUIET MR.. HUGHES.

We continue to note complaints, sar-
castle and otherwi upon the fact that
Charles E. Hughes, government investi-
gator of the airplane charges, is envelop-
ed in silence. One writer goes SO far as
to say that ''the world will forget his
mission and its missionary if something
doesn't break pretty soon."
Hardly. Mr.. Hughes is at work, and
when he works he does not feel it neces-
sary to yawp daily about what he is
doing, nor have brass band bray at the
entrance to every airplane factory he is
examining.
We clip the above from the Boston
Post ''May we suggest" that there is
marked difference between the methods
of Mr.. Hughes as above set forth and
those of Secretary Baker and elaborator
Creel?
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Production Experts for the
Signal Corps of the Army

The Signal Corps of the Army is in
urgent need of about 20 production ex-
merits for important war work. These
positions are in the civil service, not the
military. The salaries offered range from
So, 400 to So, 600 year. The duties con-
sist of supervising, distributing, and ex-
neditino the manufacture and delivery of
materials and equipment. 1t IS desired
to obtain for these positions persons with
a general knowledge of production and
manufacturing problems, experience IN
preparing and maintaining charts and
data of progress and, preferably, thor
ouch knowledge of the manufacture OF
radio, telephone or telegraph material
and equipment, wire, cable, etc., with all
the tools and apparatus pertaining to such
equipment and its installation. No writ
ten examination will be required. The
positions will be filled under the civil
service rules on non-competltlVe basis,
but if there should be surplus OF appil-
cations from qualified persons, the best
qualified will, of course, be selected. "A
formal application will be required and
selections will be based upon the lnfor-
nation given therein, together with such
corroborative evidence as may be needed.
Full information and application blanks
may be obtained by addressing the United
States Civil Service Commission, Wash
ington, D. c., or the secretary of the
board of civil service examiners at Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta,
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Paul, St. Louis,
New Orleans, Seattle, or San Francisco.
It is most important that these posi-
lions should be filled as promptly as pos
sible. Boards of examiners which are
located in cities which have large manu-
featuring plants should make special
effort to bring the announcement to the
attention of qualified persons. Please
give this matter immediate and careful
attention. By direction of the Commas
sion. Very respectfully,
JOHN A. MCILHENNY,
President.