davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
;Sranea, Die .isIIeIub iino.

Die a1utit oes ,yeiieIns uno Der
9GttrattiDitat BEL 5rGueu 1T aui gue
@eiiurobeIt begriIuoet. i5ruHen, mel.
de Ianae Stltnoen, Gage, 8odjen uno
mandaHaI 9tonate BON 2eioen mt
Sopfid,mer5erL 9tiifeufdmersen lulO
Hteoeroriidenoem @efiibl 0nrd3it.
maiden bdben, iueroeu boIo ani ih.
rem 9lutItt oieie Seioeu nioeripie.
geln. 8eiut etne jebe bon Die.
fen SSraten iib MIR iener glitcn, alt.
mootideu 8urseL uu6 Eilml5ell.
me6iSin, 2poi1 6. Rirfboni's sSege.
table COMPOUND, gtpenoen poGteu.
Inn Ioldje aeiSeu sn bebeben, 70 ipiirbc
iitb bteieIbe IiherIih ols grobtc SLilfe
fiir Die GSeiirriDbett uno onralis ert.
fte9enOe SdoHbeit errpeiIcn. Die Iis
ie RsEasnt bat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
Gis G,eimnSbsiis6elsrSs.

Sn Der geftrigen Sisuna Der @e.
fribbeifsbeboroe iplroe CT. la. g.
Sn6ermeier an Stelie oes in ben Wsi.
Iitdrbienit eingctretencu CT. eoiparo
Mtgrutt tcnfporir gum Tiitriftsarst
rriranat. Ter ebciifalls in ben Wsili.
tdr6ieuii einectretene Or. ssobn 6.
Gfgpnr3 fnnote feline Meiianntion aIs
Giiirittsar5t Gin. Ger Heilinobeits,
beamte Or. Snnois fiinbietc on, edb
es an @eperbern CUR @eietnna BON
watan5eH ioI6er art beoenflisb man.
gele.
1ie 8eiunbbeits6ehorbe beItdtigtc
bie ernennling pon slIfreo n. Bad.
man. Clement y. MnrtIein, Rpniton
e. Wrctpn. glngl,if z. n. Gggers.
&tnrp Cpern,un. Moip9 q. Bot,
G2lfssb 8. sfinse unt Gcoree 10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
Weburten.

ehfreb uno gitbsr Slid, 42o5
8eft 8. Ctr, SHdbe.
5. 8. uno SaSeI PapRe, Bethesda
Sofpital, &uabe.
6. %. unb ge1trice gatsr, NaTpeu
plore, Mdht}en.
@ebert unb glond Gentrlsr, 2o17
@tne Ctr, Ubdbhen.
Greoerid unO Seurtette Slider,
BAT Garnfbaip glpe., &Edbe.
GrueIt uub Marie 2ttttrs, 433 SO.
;. Ctr, Snabe.
Sofspb uHo GFi5dbetb SboulpIon,
III 5resman @pe., Snobe.
Deipitt uRb Mdrn @tltarts. 926
Weft 9t6ertp Str, SEabe.
Goreit uliS GIiDe @otnseott 9 Rb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14

Der 8iep plaee, &nabe.
2ouis unb Gftele gpot, 22344mor
Wdce, &nnbe.
Geo. 6. unb Clara sStf6er, 4510
@oIerain @bs.. Srabe.
Geo 6. uno WSarte Ries, 1850
Sonfielo Str, Mdb9en.
@oDarO uno @tbel 8epsr, 2469
g. stmaH Ctr, Wadb9en.
CHARLES uHo CLARA S4aip, Retps
tpipu, 2na6e.
Ntlep unb &ntberine Craig, 1856
Rohefter Roab, Rnabe.
gernarb unb Mnuie @ruber, Col
lege 6iG, &uabe.
Gorl unb JRebo Starfe, Gerrnebb
Setgbts, MldodFn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
Mui 100000
gI6seH I'D bic Standardization oes
@aflers 9iidarb u. BRAY
beIanfeu.
9is gsrm5sens.iie iuirS,
,uie Ssrlantet, seriAtiid bean.
jtanoet ptroeu.

ssu Berbinbung nit Ser DermSs
ssnsslleberirasung bes aus Der Ut
tienb5rfe ausgeItoBsntn Wsatiers Ri
9ors q. Bran, ipelhsr feline Beitdnbt
olf 5000 unb Seine Werbinbli&seiteu
auf $25. 900 angescbeu batte, tuur6e
ssitsrn angeoeutsi. bob bic ksteren
I'd, auf iiber 100000 bsIaufen mo-
gen. Der Redtsbeifanb bon 8rop,
Der friibere Ri6ter 9. 3. Deurpitp.
crtIdrte sefsern. tab er bic leberira-
suns Der Spoe part auto SiaiioH,
Ro. 3430 Widigan aoenue, bas friis
bere Gissntbam, bon Wrop, an albert
9. 6eetin, einsu Der gIdubiger, be-
nniinnben iperbe, ba bic Werfaufs.
llrtunbe erfi gang tur5 Dor ber Der,
T6gensibertraguns eingtreidt tpurs
be unb Brop IN afbpeienb.it Dsmps
iep's unb ais frunfer Wann beraniabt
iDoreen iei, ben 9ertauf absuId,lies
Zen. Dsmpien erildrte au6, bob sr in
9esiis auf ben Dtrfu9 elmer 9irt
0ompanp, automo5iireifsn aus Der
Garase 5u sntfernen. ssridafid.
Sdriiie tbun tDtrbe, ba bic Garage
Inb cine aniiobsnbe Hauiteae That's
fd9lid grap's eiroise geiidnot fti.n.
DsmpIsp pirb duh Der 1eariprus
dung bon 9raBs Sib in Der 9litiens
Srie ieiiens bss Ulnilsrs G6gdr
ifriebldnSer. sipcds gefrisbisuns bon
GrieodnSers syoroerunssn. opponis
feu.
Der 8erfud etnes anpalis unS Ell,
nes 8ripanbten bon Gilbert Settln,
auf @runb 6ss 9ertaufs Der 6p6s
Sdrss @uip Stntion an ben febteren
auiomrbile uno elm Quanturn pon
gutouDbifrtifsn aus heriefken IN
entfsrneH, b1.is cine aufresenbe Gsene
TN Gefolee gebobt. Wie perlaaiet,
bntte Der Geii,Sftsfiibrer ber G,crnae,
efnore.p 6idtp, Ha&bem EN- arosss
autcmobil eHiiernt iporben mar,
nad elmer RoriuIidtion nit 2fnpnlt
Sempftp eriidri. bob er nid5t eeftats
ten iperee, bub nod irssnb tttpas
lpstterts entierHt tperSc, 10 bat Der
srud. iuelder nit ipeitertn &easns
iidnSen befnben perbsH foIls, Iser
ipiebsr suriidfubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
GrSEanns pau aps,rs eaIoa
Sm siueiten Stud Ses aipiasitsn @e.
bdHSes an Ser Siebeatea unb
3iaee Strake.

Serr Rogers, Der friiber fangc
Sabre Dem Btooefalon zines Der crit
tlaiiisen bieiigen groben @eiddite
portland, bat nit Der Groffnang iei.
mes @eidJaftes elm gan5 uno gar
ioeales SofaI eei6afien, uno Gle Die
pieleH 9omen, bic ibm seltern eiuen
geiuh abitatteten, fpraf)en Iit ooG
GHt5iiden iiber baS @eIebene als,
ioodB nlan beIn 8eid1ft cine sldn.
SerOe 3ltflrnft i4on Iest nit BE.
ftinluItbeit oormtsiogen fam.
9cr belle un6 freirrolid)e RmInr.
Der poqitan6ig in BeiB gebnlteu lit.
bat ben eineu gorjug. oaB ale 6eu.
tier freigelaiien Duroet, Ioaab i'd
Den Tanlen eeIegeubeit bietet, Die
oeridlieoener 9tuancen uno Sd,ut,
tierungeu Ser eiu3efnen Sarben gan,
ae1au 5u beobdhten. obne babel, pIc
oies in pielen anoeren @eidyaiteu Der
Saa lit. allf fiinltlide SelelIftung
anpetpieien 5I iein.
@leih om GingaTrge 81 bem 8e'
itditslofole itaro etu srDBes aus
berrlidliten 8llmen eeipurloenes SlIi.
eiien, oas Serrn 9foagrs uou ieiuen
iriiberen llntergebenen geItiftet nor.
Sen mar, unS i'm init ean5 belonoe.
rem Stol3e eriiiIlte. @ntlaug Der
red,ten Seite 6eS 6alnues imO III
sipcdmaBiser 8eiIe Itaubhitfe 9Ib.
tbcilungen einserifItct iuoroen, mel
die Sic alei6uugsitiife bergen, iooaB
Sie aan3e D2itte bes &alunes fret
bTeibt, nm Die ifdnitcn lno ileuellen
Wlniter ailsIieIlen yu toHneu, Ter
nit berrIid)eu 5eppihen beIegte 6uB'
booen trdgt nod 6a3u BET odb lid
Sie Ganleripelt in oieiem @citdft
mehr aIs in irgero einem anSeren
beiIniid, iiiblen m1iB, unb ans alien,
mas oas @eih6ft eeiterH am eriten
Gaze jeincs geitebens bot, rultB nIon
Acknowledgements oen Sdllub sic.
ben, bdB es elm GROCER GrfuIg per.
oen miro.
lleberroifeub ln6 drBerIt orge.
nebm iruroe pon cen beiutenocr
Tannen Die ReifhuItigfeit Deg 60.
gers in Rdnteln, aIeioern, foitlmen,
uno R0den enrpiimoeu, BON oenen
ale perihieoer moreu, unb Die ale
bic neueiieu Mooeu repraientierten.
Die ben getpeis erbradpten, oaR 3o.
gers unbebinet ser eleganteIte gee6e'
IaOm Der Stnbt ihon lest iit Gin
ipeiferer @ofgig, Der BEL Der Samen'
melt ilnitreifig aroBe Entertaining
finSen 3iirfte. iino Die iiberulis urnbl.
gen Brsije, Die bier porberriHeu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14

ipobnbafte g2egcrin Georgia Soenn.
ipelde In 8erbinbiutg NIT Dem Sooe
bes gSetBeu Charles Sdunf bes
Wiorbes angeflagt lit tpurbe ebenfaIls
ben @roBgefdauorenen iibertpieiert.
Sbrs Mirgfhaft ipur6e nif $1,000
feitgeiest. Sduinf mar feiner5eit BIN.
ter bem Sauie Der Wegerin iAper ber.
lett aiifgefunoen iporoen nno ltarb
ipater i'm Soipitnl. Ter augleib nit
Der 2ognn perbaftete iiir6 aiigetlagfe
D1eritaner Soiepb Sobnfon fuuroe
entIaiien, oa es fif ergub, oab er
niff anipeieno mar, als Sdmnt ait,
aegrifien ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14

Qutomo6il Srbtnan3: Yeter 0iGon,
334 ASeIt gleunte Gtrabe, ReDport;
@eorge 2iDtnaItoue, 929 Sit WseDfaS
Ian 5trGBe; Diliam Sargier, 2514
Rapiue Ctr; @eo. Wsutbert, Warfha
9lDe., @lenbals. uub SaHtes 9uffs
man BON 9apton, g.. ie S. uno Sos
item; oosauss artbar, ebenfans ppn
8optpn, tpurbe gu ben Soften Derlrs
theilt nnb 5reb. Smitb, Don 30. 123
Wiqsbale 2lpsEue, 5artipea, tam mtt
einer fufpenoirten Strafe oaOou-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
asfer gspiar bet 90. 0stSgsI & Co.,
i1s p. o. strsbs, . 1bassH sail1 ssu Gim
eunae. GaHal 5o13. b
Rttampra Stamm Ser Yoeabuutas
S5ater.

Q(m "a. gadrs psranitaItst Der Utes
tawprd Stamm go. IA Der 95oeas
bontns SSdter. Il. 8. g. M., i'm
Deuti6en Slub einen Gudre unb Dos
mino, benen iid sfbeubs siR fIptter
Yang aHIfIie5sa tpirb. 5iir ole grs
ten pon Grfriitunssn, nalueuili9
fin cine pOrsiisIiae Mablssit, piro
ntiis beffe seiorst iein, ME bic 9as
men lbsrbaupt es iia iperbsn anses
lsasH isin IniIen, allen Gaiten reHi
peraniiste Gtliuben sn bereiien. Dos
riibrige gorbersitunss aommittee
bsiteht aus iolgeuben Damsn: eoaiile
BrsibbO[Ie, gptiibsrin, 2bereis Scer'
.mann S&asmtthri,t @aria 2beiL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
Mas bcn' SssanisipaIserid,

Der 26 Sabre oIte GbdrIes ssoues,
BON Go. 230 Soiurrnee Gtr1be, mel.
der in Der seadt rom 16. debriar
ieinen Beripanbten @iaian afnorid
IN bciien Seim In go. 408 DIT 9ritte
StraBs eridob, pimoe gsfiern bon
9iidter 5og obne 3uIaiiune 5ur 9iirs.
id,aft ben @robseidaporenen iiber-
ipieien.
Die i,t gso. 237 @sit Geffn Gtr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14

@eber 5u Sanit1ts Boli5iiteB iowic
oieienise BON Catherine Sagmeiiter
ino gertr,ioe u. Mogers 5il 9eiuds'
aranfenpilegerinnen linS Don Charles
u. Cannon nls Silfs- -gtabrlingsmitieL
inipeftor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14

GetretGrilr, felpie aus ben Grauerl
gra pral, 5b. @rube, Di. Rtngs
ipalb, q. Gpenesr. Wlaria 3lmmd,
6. Sspalb Ia. Sbonlas. Ws. @liler,
&. 6uao unb 6. 9enaAof.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-14
ggutumubi bilraier

Rihter 9el perbdnste eeftsrn fpIs
genoe StrGfeu negeu BerIesuuo Der
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
The bowels are the sewerage system

The bowels are the sewerage system
of the body. You can well imagine the
result when they are stopped up as is
the case in constipation. AS a purga-
tive you will find Chamberlain's Tablets
excellent. They are mild and gentle in
their action. They also improve the
digestion.
Funeral services were hels quietly
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Harrison,
near the north side school house, for
their little son James Jackson, Sat
urday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock. The
little boy was born Thursday night
and. died Friday forming. Rev. Glow
conducted the service, q .-..s.,e- !, ~
..-s Soon Over HE Geld -.a'i.'
Everyone speaks well Of Chamber.
lain:s Cough. Remedy after having used
u. .ArA- George Lewis. Pittefelds New
York. hiss sttas to say regarding It:
last winter my little boy, Ave years
Qlds wee, sick. with d cold for two, or
three weekse I dbctored him and. hsed
various. cough tnedicihes but nothing
did him. MUCH good until / began using.
Chamhe5lain.si Cough Remedy. He
then improved rapidly and IN q Few
day VISA" over his cold. 49,,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
Motto. Of Sheriff. Sal. Of estray

On or about the LIST day of November
1917, the following described estray was
taken up by Robert f. Hewitt. four and
one half miles north and eight miles
west of Shoshone. Idaho.
Red heifer. long yearling. white face,
no brand visible. left ear cropped.
weight about 500 pounds.
On or about December LIST. 1917, the
following described estray was taken p
by Robert E. Hewitt.
Red COW. red and white on belly, 2
years old. no brand visible. weight
about 750. both ears slit. under bit In
left.
Notice Is hereby given that on Thurs
day the 14th day Of February 1918, at
8: 80 o'clock pm. at the Robert Z. Hew-
lit farm. four and one half miles north
and eight miles west OF Shoshone.
Lincoln County. Idaho. l will
pursuant to the estray laws of the
StIie Vi Idaho. sell trs above de-
cribed estray to the highest bidder for
cash. lawful money of the initial
States.
Dated January .2nd. 1917.
j4-25 CLARENCE WHEELER, Sheriff.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25

Mrs. Chas. Burgess returned Sunday
night from a two months visit Will
two sisters at Caldwell. Wash. Before
this visit Mrs. Burgess had not met
her sisters for twenty years.
Mrs. Edw. T. Barber went to Boise
Thursday for business and pleasure
combined. She expects TO return Sun
day. If the local news in the Journal
lacks the usual spice this week-forget
it.
Stomach Troubles.
If you have trouble with your sto-
mach you should try Cnamberlain's
Tablets. So many have been restored
to health by the use or these tablets
and their cost is so little. rs cents,
that 1t is worth while TO give them a
trial.
Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11:0O a. m.
Evening Service 1880 p. m.
You are always welcome at these
tliCtAii6S ut Tie -ltkliOulSi.
Jay L. Glow, Pastor.
p. 3. Dickinson, of Gooding, father
France Tueday, was in Shoshone
Thursday to consult with Mrs. Der
wood Dickinson, widow of the dead
soldier. regarding the funeral services
to be held in honor of her soldier hus-
band.
I'm the course of a conversation with
Medicine Co.'S represen-
tative today, we had occasion to discuss
in a general way the merits Of their
different preparations. At his sugges-
ton 1 take pleasure in expressing my |
OF Chamberlain's Cough |
Remedy. I have a family of six child
rem and have used this remedy in my |
home for years. 1 consider it the only
cough remedy on the market. as have
.ried nearly all kinds."-Earl C. Ross
Publisher Hamilton County Republican
News, Syracuse, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wines returned
from Baker City, Oregon,
where they weDe called about two
weeks ago to attend the funeral of
drs. Wines father who died at Ash
and. Oregon. January sixth.
Little Genevieve Newman has been
4 with bronchitis the past week.
iNcoLN LOAN. a TITLE COMPANY
~. p, GarIoek, president. = Farm
.eans and Abstracts. The oldest set :
abstract, books in Lincoln County. ,
ex ~, sboshens, idaho. 80 g If
The members of the Methodist Sun
ay school enjoyed. themselves at "a i
unday schoo, s5ciai at the, church last ii
at. night H&ihgs were enjoyed ybyl
,e little, folks 4hd the young lnsspiAst
nASAysA ffsssh~sats; wsrse served :
ali. Thes soosai WAS cEi<ash by thief :
cling eide in the: contest; which just'F !
,.a .,.a.s ri - fi-s< = II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

WHAT is THE HIDDEN HAND?
Mrs. II. c. Baugh spent the wesi
end in Twin Falls.
Sidney Smith returned from salt
Lake last Saturday night.
Will Custer left for Denver last sat
urday night on No. L.
Little Genevieve Newman has been
on the sick list this week
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
W. H. Murphy Wednesday,.
Carl Smith, of Gooding, was on our
streets Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Harrison, of Twin Falls,
was in town on the seventeenth.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Gooding returned
Saturday from Portland.
Shoshone Livery and Feed Barn.
Baled Hay for Sale. Telephone 100
D21tf B. M. JEROME. Prop.
Mrs Louis Dressler of Astoria, Ore.
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Brennan.
Dorothy have been spending the week
in Twin Falls.
Mrs. Leah Burnside spent the week
end in Wendell, returning home Sun
day evening.
Ed. Merrifeld returned Monday from
Ashland Oregon, where he had been
called. by the death of his father.
When in need of an auctioneer call
Hartshorne & Clayton. Phone No. 80,
Jerome, Idaho.
A. ]. Hort, one of the prominent
citizens of the Gooding neighborhood,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Gage, of Dietrich spent a
few days this week at the home of
Mrs. George Anderson.
Mrs. L. v. Shellman, Miss Bertha |
Patterson, and Miss Mary Crist, were |
down from Dietrich Friday.
When in need of heavy hauling call
up Shoshone Livery. Telephone 100.
D21tf
George Patterson. Mrs. Geo. D. Saw
|
Bate. Jr., of Dietrich were in town Sat
urday.
The last box of hospital supplies
shipped from Shoshone contained 140
pairs Of pajamas, 20 bed shirts. and
four taped bed shirts.
When in need OF an auctioneer call
& Clayton. Phone No. 80, /,
Jerome. Sla1o.i
The FeafIessness of Him Who Sees
AL" will be thf topic at the Methodist ,
Church Sunday evening. In the morn .
Ing. The Richxs Of Gods Blessings. I
WHAT Is THE HIDDEN sHAND7avdt
". l. xecsys Adstsotsss Ten ssafs /
seIsnx expsrfense- Phone 12s. aoodins 1
EdAAo. i,p,sSsl C
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
CARD OF THANKS

After a residence in Shoshone of
eighteen years and enjoyd my fun
share of the patronage OF the public
am now leaving to work for the
government until the war closes and I
wish to thank the friends and citizens
OF shoshone for their kindness and
patronage during all these years.
f.: FRED RIG0EN..
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
rae YOUR SHOVEL

Wednesday,. January 80, has been
faxed by the National Fuel Admistrs-
ton as Tag your Shovel Day. On
that day the school children Of the
Uunited States are supposed to visit
every home In the land and place a sag
on your coal shovel to remind you to
save a shovel full each day. Save your
coal to roast the Kaiser.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
LAT THE CHURCHES
.. CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL
Regular services as follows.

IZ:u0 NoOn-Sunday School
II a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
7.20 pm. Evening Prayer and Sermon
Holy Communion on first Sundays at
II a. m; and on third Sundays at 1880
g. m.
1880 pm. Saturday-Weekly Choir
rehearsal.
Sermon themes, The Supreme Sac
rfice" at II a. m. and ''Piety and Pat
riotism," 1880 p. m.
Sermon themes: 11:00 a. m. 1.-The
Moral Background" 1880 p. m, Cor
porate and Individual Christianity"
hearty welcome to all at every SER
vice. Let US try to do you good.
]. COLMAN HORTON
Rector
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-25
-."4 80 aEAflDlI l.,.l.t =.
SH0SHONE JOURNAL :.
: Makes Clubbing Arrangement With
The Idaho Farmer
Offers Unusual Opportunity 70 Its Readers

a MONG our large circle OF readers
~ there are great many who are in
IA fruit growing, dairying 1 and other
branches of farming. All of these
naturally wish to keep in close touch with ag-
ricultural activities throughout the state;
and to know about any fight which is being
wageds fer the measures Idaho farmers
want and against al sorts Of schemes that
are detrimental to the people and agricultural
Interests Of this state.
We have, therefore, nade spseiai el.ssias
affaxgemsat With THE IDAHO FAR
H8R whereby any farmer q frutgrevsz,
= ~ ns~aa sehscrfber T. The IDAHO
FAR1RR WM - satitie4 - receive THE
IDAHO HAHnE1 b eeGStnAtisa WITH
Nh tep1 at ~ aane rate ~ Ter TIL ps1sr
- II, .
1hs %ffsr applies - II fhsse who reae~ -
sxtsii their sshsertptsas ~ wen ~ T. A
new Rubseribers. II yea are interested d.
nae$l ~ Indirectly, n .Idahs Agriculture, Do
~ n5fss this unuSual opportunity, but send
ysaf Srder In new. ~<gn
THK HDAHO FARMER Is the one farm
paper which Il devoting itself exclusively
y the farming activities and interests Of
icahe. It has = big organization gath
ering the news Of importance to farmers.
dairymen, fFuitgrowers, stockraisers and
poultrymen; and It has the backbone TO at
tack wrongful methods and combinations snd
bad legislation, and support honest leaders
AID beneficial neasures.l We arc confident
that our readers win congratulate us on our
being able to make this splendid and at
tractive ciubbdng offer.
TWO pAPARs FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
312 Papers for only $500
THE JOURNAL EVERY WEEK FOR ~
ONE YEAR AND THE IDAHO FAR
MER EVERY WEEK FOR FIVE
YEARS. ALL FOR ONLY ----
This is merely the price of the Journal alone
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-11-21

There will be no preaching next
Sabbath morning or evening, as the
pastor needs to substitute for the
elder at Viola over Sabbath.
In two weeks, Dec. LIST, no prevent
ing providence. there will be
preaching morning and evening.
Corn husking will likely be>over then
and new moon coming on soon. rs
well as growing desire for an old
fashioned revival meeting, which by
Gods help. we desire TO begin at thaI
time Our earnest and devoted
Brother Scholer of Viola will assist
us Let all of our members and
friends look ahead prayerfully and
expectantiy and make it a special
epoch in your life, rs well as great
success and blessing to Audubon and
vicinity
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-11-21
ARMISTICE TERMS
WERE ACCEPTED
GERMAN GOVERNMENT GIVE AL
LIES OVERWHELMING GUAR
ANTEE TO CLOSE WAR.

The armistice terms are as fol-
lows:
EVACUATE ALSACE-LORRAINE
Military clauses on western
front:
Cessation of operations by
land and in the air six hours after
the signature of the armistice.
Two-Immediate evacuation of in
vaded countries, Belgium. France
Asace- Lorraine. Luxembourg. so or
dered as to be completed within four
teen days from the signature of the
armistice. German troops which
have not left the above mentioned
territories within the period fixed
will become prisoners OF war. Oc-
cupation by tho allied and United
states forces Jointly will keep pace
with evacuation in these areas. All
movements of evacuation and occu-
patton will be regulated in accord
ance with a note annexed to the
stated terms.
Three-Repatriatio beginning at
once, and to be completed within
fourteen days, of all inhabitants OF
the countries above mentioned, in
Guiding hostages and persons under
trial or convicted
SURRENDER OF ARTILLERY
Four-Surrender in good condi-
ton by the German armies OF the fol-
lowing equipment: Five thousand
guns e 500 heavy. $500 field, 3d.
900 machine guns, 5000 minnen-
werfers, 1000 aeroplaneS Fighters.
bombers-firstly ID 73s and night
bombing machines). The above to
be delivered in stu to the allies and
the United States troops in accord
ance with detailed conditions laid
down in the annexed note.
EVACUATION OF RHINELANDS
Five-Evacuation by the German
armies of the countries on the left
bank of the Rhine. These countries
on the left bank of the Rhine shall
be administered by the local author
tiles under the control of fhe allied
and United States armies of oscupa-
ton. The occupation OF these terri
tories will be determined by allied
and United States garrisons holding
the principal crossings of the Rhine.
Mayence Coolenz, Cologne, together
with bridgeheads at these points in
thirty kilometer radius and on the
right bank and by garrisons similar
ly holding the strategic points of the
regions. A neutral zone shall be re-
served on the right of the Rhine be-
tween the stream and line drawn
parallel to it forty kilometers to the
east from the frontier of Holland to
the parallel of Gernsheim and as far
as practicable distance of thirty
kilometers from the east OF the
stream from this parallel upon Swiss
frontier. Evacuation by the enemy
of the Rhinelands shall be so ordered
as to be completed within further
period of eleven days, in all nine
teen days after the signature of the
armistice. All movements OF evacua-
ton and occupation will be regulated
according to the note annexed.
SHALL BE NO DESTRUCTION
Skin all territory evacuated by