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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01

CINE, will benefit by the coming of
the Workman shows to Blackfoot
next week. This in addition to max
ing desirable feature, for our fes-
tival week, insures great srowds
here evenings when the farmer and
rancher can have plety Of time for
amusement.
The Workman shows consist of the
following attractions, all clean and
worth while: The main show, a
combination of trained wild animal
acts, trained ponies, dogs and mon
keys, circus stunts, funny clowns and
athletic sports. 1t is credited with
being the best show of its character
travelling with any carnival today.
Chinatown Underground was big
hit as San Francisco exposition in
1915. The Simian Auto Racers of
Geyers' monkey speedway never fail
to draw thousands Of persons Zone
Wonderland is a stretch Of canvas
filled with freaks, illusions rare acts
slight of hand wonderful performers,
strong man act. etc. The Pershing
Aerial Swing, the $4,000 merry go
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01

round the Yankee Submarine Chasesr
all are riding devices original in
character and very pleasing to men,
women and children.
No better water show can be found
than the Flemming diving girls
show. The Bug House will prove to
be funny beyond description. Whale
Oil Gus and Monday his assistant,
are attractions that fill the bill. The
Witching ways, Captain Bray and
his group of five wild lions, the great
Cameroni and his girl in red show,
a laugh from start to finish, all these
and many more shows and attrac-
tions will be well received when here
next week as part of Firemen's
week celebration.
With gorgeous paroae Of bedecked
Indians cow boys, cow girls and
headed by COW boy band, the great
first annual Blackfoot roundup will
be inaugurated Tuesday, Oct. 8 and
will be potent attraction until Fri
day, each afternoon at the agricul-
|tural fair grounds. Irwin brothers
big wild west show riders from all
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
Planning for Week
Of Real Enjoyment

The intention of the various COM
mites Of Blackfoot's greatest en-
tertainment effort-Firemen's fes-
tival, Roundup and street fiesta
which starts next Monday night,
October Z and will be one joyous,
splendid series of events and attrac-
lions, have crystalized into action
sure to make for entire success.
Each day and night Of the week will
be replete with events and features.
The committees are sparing no
money nor service to enlist the CO.
operation of our neighbors and the
citizens Of Blackfoot can be assured
that this will be real harvest home
festival celebrating the bountiful
crops of a prosperous community,
with every desire to aid the govern
ment in it's efforts to keep the home
fires brightly burning and reward
our hard-workng husbandmen for
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
CLEAN SWEEP IN MAINE.

"Elect Democrats to- support the
president"
"A vote against q Democrat is a
vote against the administration and
in favor of Germany"
"A Republican victory in Maine
this fall will probably mean months
longer Of war, bloodshed, and ter
rible sacrifice and agony"
Those are some of the campaign
slogans which the Democrats used
during the Maine campaign, and the
result, as might have been expected
in any state made up Of intelligent
citizens, was a sweeping victory for
the Republicans. State issues were
altogether ignored by the Bourbons,
who tried to get control Of the state
offices by taking base and unfair ad-
vantage Of the loyal and patriotic
spirit of the people Of Maine.
It is interesting to see in detail the
apostles of this kind of political
reward which the voters paid to the
chicanery. Bert M. Fernald, Repub-
lican, was reelected to the United
States senate by majority larger
than that obtained by him in 1915.
All four Maine members Of the lower
house of congress were reelected by
handsome majorities. Wallace H.
White, Jr., who in 1916 defeated d.
j. McGillicuddy, Democrat, after the
flatter had been in congress for two
years, had majority this year five
IL, --ea+ as that given to him
in 5. AM McGillicuddy, from an
industrial and shipyard district,
posed as a labor candidate.
When it came to state affairs re-
suits were no less decisive rebuke
to the Democrats. Ths Republicans
elected full state ticket, and re-
elected their governor--the first time
in IL years that Maine he's given one
man two consecutive terms in the
governors chair. The state legisla-
ture is overwhelmingly Republican,
having in the senate 80 Republicans
and one Democrat, and in the house
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01

the present harvest season with
wholesome recreation and amuse-
ment.
The weeks program is now about
completed. 1t starts off with the in
tial introduction here Of the
Workman Great Alamo shows. This
collection of splendid shows, thrill
ing rides, music, concerts and the
joys Of real amusement zone, come
with such worthy and authentic re-
cords Of performances under good
auspices in our nearby cities, that
a cordial welcome is pledged from
the inception. The Alamo shows
filled successful engagements at the
Montana state fair, the Idaho state
fair, at the Utah state fair not alone
this, but previous years. The SOL
diers' fund was. started thru the
Workman shows and Dow Williams,
Mayor Louis and city dads of Idaho
Falls by over $500 according to the
Times of that city. The Blackfoot
Firemen's fund, started to raise
money to buy chassis for the
smaller hose cart and chemical en-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
CHIROPRACTORS
SHOW PATRIOTISM
Sons of Uncle Sam Will
be Given Adjustment
Free.

DR.. Flodquist returned Thursda!
from Boise, where he spent three
days attending the convention Of thu
Idaho State Chiropractic Association
which convened there September %
"a and rs. The meetings were wei
attended and were represented BY
thirty-seven members.
The association is showing its pat
riotism by putting into practice thu
following resolutions set forth in thu
bylaws and which will be adopted
Whereas, the participation Of oul
country as belligerant in the afro
cious war forced on our government,
by the ruthless aggression of Ger
many has emphasized the vital nee
essity of conserving and fostering
our man power as it has never before
realized by those practicing the heal
ing profession, and by our citizenship
generally; and,
Whereas, the casualty lists are Q
constant reminder of the fact thai
thousands Of the splendid men Of
the nation are being wounded and
MANNED and made nervous wrecks
WAlAC upuOlulA6 Will opAClAuAu SOuA
age and valor the entegrity Of
Democratic institutions, and the
honor of our country; and,
Whereas, we, in common with al
our citizens, owe to these defenders
not only unbounded gratitude which
can best be expressed by practical
useful service.
Therefore be it resolved, by thu
Idaho State Chiropractic associa-
ton, regularly convened and assem-
bled, that the service of all members
of our association be rendered te
the government Of the United States
and through it to any who may, de,
sire to avail themselves of such ser.
vice. for the chiropractic adjustment
of any soldier or sailor suffering
from any wound, injury, illness OF
disability contracted in the service
of the United States government,
pledging our best efforts and skill
to relieve and cure such cases, also
their wives and families.
Be it further resolved, that the
President and secretary of our asso-
citation be, and they hereby are, auth
orized to make this tender to the
President of the United States, and
the Governor of Idaho, and also to
and through any other official OF
body deemed by them proper to COM
municate to and with for such pur.
pose.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
EDITOR NEEDS A SECRETARY

The question is often asked
whether the newspapers or the banks
are called upon to do the most free
service for carrying on the war activ-
tiles, and the editor Of the Samson,
Alabama Ledger appalled, at the
pressing requests he received for
publicity from the various govern
ment departments. the Y. M. G. A.,
the Y. w. G. A., the Belgian relief,
the Armenian relief and score of
other very worthy understandings,
kept account for one week to see how
much he just had to turn down that
he did not even have time to read,
saying nothing Of setting 1t in type
and printing 1t, and it was enough
to make sixteen pages, or double the
size of his weekly newspaper.
There are about $4,000 county
newspapers in the United States, get
ting fewer every day land we think
they all have about the same exper-
fence. Each publisher needs a sec
rotary to read and decide how much
Of such matter to drop into the waste
basket, and which articles just have
to be given some space. Most of 1t
represents some worthy cause, but
people have not time to read it.
Some of these people wanting space
and announcements employ what is
known as "plate house" to set their
matter in type, make moulds from it,
then cast plates that are perfect
Reproduction Of the type, and ship
the plate matter by mail or express
prepaid to the publishers, asking that
they lock it into the forms to make
part Of the paper il they can, and
tons of this matter prepared at great
expense and shipped to publishers
has to be left out and returned un-
used. Much Of 1t is used, but it has
to be inspected to guard against
fraud or insideous propaganda.
When publishers are beset in all
these ways for space in the paper,
it is rather annoying to have people
come in with rhymes and crude
stuff called poems, and ask to have
them published. Still others come
in with something that is half news
and half advertising, and make that
old request, Some time when you
want something to fill UP your paper
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01

over the west. Contestants and uni
que racers that take their lives In
their hands at each performance, will
be seen. The entire roundup is I'M
der the direction of Dow Williams
famous for years as the originator
and manager of the War Bonnet
Roundup of Idaho Falls, is here
now arranging the details of this
attraction. The officers of the entire
weeks festival, the Workman shows,
the roundup are now located thru
the generously Of. D. H. Biethan in
the Beithan building on Pacific
street. Entries for the various round
up events should be sent to Dow
Williams there.
The free acts and attractions OF
Firemen's Festival week are a big
free street dance nightly, several
free acts including the Cameron
Slide for life, the spectacular fight
ing the flames, the daily street par
AIDES of the roundup people, big
free band concerts, ETC. The COM
mittee on program will keep adding
to the events that will attract Wis
isors all this week. The shows will
be located around the city hall and
on vacant lots thereby, the streets
will be decorated and the extra lights
will help the general festivities day
and night. When Blackfoot mer-
chants wake up they never do things
half way. Everybody come and
help celebrate out victories "Over
There" and the successful liberty
loan drive, as we'll as the bountiful
crops that will aid in winning the
war. Bill posting corps are now out
billing the country for miles around
our central city and the press of our
neighboring cities has been most gen.
erous in support SO let every one
lend a hand and help the firemen
as we'll as themselves.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01

times the candy industry only $50 Of the
consumed capita in this country Right this
amount has been squarey in two. 2e Il
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
Exponent Of
Modern
Chiiropractic
and Of Rational
Thereby
"A step FORWARD

D. 9 PHI , op pl MY NJ r. Mem. ChlrOpraCtOr
be. Idaho State Stat, o,'.s,..s's In Four States
mountain association of Chiro- -
D'.sto,. Of Utah Author Lee. WHY?
. turera and
The man right your midst Paralysis
Stomach Kidney troubles Insanity, Female troubles
Blindness Rheumatism, Heart troubles of all kinds
etc.. and prove 1t.
The man any impossible and makes
statements.
The man present treating MODERN CHRoPRACTc
patients Surely there must be
to build large practice by de-
nouncng noble acts of healing the sick and afflicted
The built practice by playing
understanding particular profession thus getting results
worthy
not what about
him. long as they talk
The man WHO the Chriopracto in
the IT, S., AS GOOD AS THE BEST.
The who charges but is cheapest in the end
who credit, thus losing no friendship
Bohemian Swedish Methods used Gas in
dcated) Remember method successfully be used
all of sickness
FLODQUIST CHIROPRACTIC SANATORIUM
Lady in Attendance
Corner Bridge Broadway Streets
Phone 551 Blackfoot, Idaho
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
HUNDRED DOLLAR MICH cow

l have a very fine mich COW for
sale. She will be fresh about the
first of December land can be seen
at Roy Hughes at Taber. A. F.
Wilecke of Taber owns the cows
mother and I refer you to him. Will
take $85 cash. Thomas Hickler
care Roy Hughes. Taber. adv. II 2
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
NEW TIN SHOP.

Blackfoot now has an up-to-date
tin shop. Nugent and Kreft have
installed a new cornice brake which
enables them to do any kind Of sheet
metal work. Up to this time and
large Job had to be sent out of town.
They have all the metal work for
the Technical school which is now
being built.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
REMODELING KINNEY's STORE

The Kinney Mercantile company
are remodling their store, putting
in display shelves to make room for
more dry goods and are moving the
office to the side instead of the mid
die of the store. This is an improve
ment which adds much to the ap-
pearance Of the store.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
woMANs' COMMITTEE BUTTONS

Buttons, with the insignia Of the
woman's committee, council Of de-
Tense may be obtained in 1000 lots
to retail at 10 cents each.
Any one wishing one OF these
buttons send their name to Mrs. 3.
Thoreson, county chairman of wo-
mans committee and IL the aggre-
gate number Of the state reaches
1000 the order will be sent in.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01
YOU might run this"

The average county seat bank
keeps at least one extra clerk to take
care of the work brought on by the
war activities and handed to them"
to keep track of. The average mer-
chant works in the store or office all
day and then puts in night shift
up to late hour working on the
war committees.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-01

112 Republicans and only 80 DEM
ocrats.
The lesson Of the Maine election is
plain. The American electorate will
not be stampeded Of bluffed into vot-
ing any one ticket by politicians who
ALPHABETICALLY and unscrupulously
try to misuse the patriotic sentiment
of the nation.-Idaho Statesman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-09

W uCS fSluttuSNttu til VIZ NtHp1 J's
Jremnblidfeit, NIT Der bic &niIen in
ibr bebambelt merben. Die 9fniien,
beift es in Der Hebe, batten cine Dol.
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pien sesehen, anf iuelde bin iie be-
reit ieien, Jrie0en 81 mafen, aber
bic bentlden Heoinsangen ieien BON
ben militGrilden Giibrerns absefaht
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ten. Als Ste 8miIen bag merftem, ieiets
Sie 8erbanblnngen absebro6en.
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2an6 iid) an bem aries 6eteiligt bat,
iaate Der Yraiibent in ieiner 8eSe:
r@ir beteilisten nns an bem &riege,
neil Ge6tsberlekuneen uorgefomnien
iparcn, bic ans tief beriibrten nn6 bas
9eben mnieres eigenen golfes un,nUs.
lid madten, menu iie nidt gut &C.
madt nnb Sie @eIt fir INNER seaeH
ibr @orfommen seldiikt iuerbe."
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1sriebensbotIdaft snm Sell ba0mrdI
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Glemente in Sentidlamb itarfen
,upllte, Die an Der Irbeit ieien, Die
ymilit1riide Gaite" in 9entidlanb at
itirsen. Gr babe bic 9teoe anf Oh
reften Hat bes Gol. Spiiie gebalteu.
Sm benz Stnrs 2noenborfi's luiirSc
Der ErGiibent bas @iebererwadeil
bes bentiden 6euiliems Iebem, wie ct
es fir ben Mbidlnk eines 6rieoens
fprbere.
HeprGiemfant Slngben bnt ieimer
syrembe iiber oas @orsegen mnleres
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slsmbrnf seseben. Gr iiebt, iuie iid
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etnanoer nit syrie0ensuDrid)lagen
naben nnb bofft anf einen idjnellen
,srieoen.
Senntpren unb Gepraiemtanten ie-
len in Der 8otidaft bes Eraibentcn
cine Yeid)lenniguns bes 6riebens;
nnr iueilise iinb anberer Mniidt.
0entid)e nnb 0iterreidiide 3eitnm.
gen erflaren einitiintmig, oaf Die
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LAMB nidlt annebmbar iin6.
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eriparte bort nit aaergr6ftem Sntcr-
eife bic Nntiport Der gentralmafte
anf bic syrieSensporidfGse 2lobS-
Georges.
Die bentiden Se5ialoemofraten
baben einen 8eldlnk ansenommen,
in bem iie iagen, Elm oanern6er
Jrieben lei nnr nuf Semofratiider
Grnnblage mnh NIT NnerfennGna
beg Ne1ts Der Selbitbtftimmitms
m0glidl.
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belesaten limb am Nontas in Brett
9itomsf angefommen, um bic sSrie-
Sensperbanblnngen NIT 9entidlanS
fortSnieten, mic cine 3ahrid)t ans
Berlin melbet.
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icinem Hebnrtstassempfans erflGrt
bic SriebensbeSinsmnsen Der ieinhe
9enfdlanbs icien iibertrieben. aeia
ssnE6reit bcntiden Serritoriams mir.
be anfgegebem iuerben, 9entidlano
miiiie ieine gSrensen iideru. Ter
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idjen iieareidJ seiueien nnb iette hin,
sn: oNas es mns jett gelimsen, nm.
lere lebten sscinbc, Die Nmerifaner 81
beiiegcn."
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8Dmben nnf Snbipisshafen, sSreibnrs
i'm greisaan nnb Nea.8reiiad ge.
iuorfen. Nm Der fueitlid)en ssront iol.
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plane senommen fein; 81 ipnrSsu
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Wie Scr Krie9 ftaet
Nmtcrifa fdftt.
Gesen Ginienonus Don 2 Gents
fir Eprto perIdifen mir oieies Snd
an irsenb cine abreiie.
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Ger Ionig BON Spanlel1 bal
oas gefret, oab Die aufloiung oer
Gortes, oes Barlaments> anoronet
pie6er 5uriifgesogen.
= Die 8iaiitas loaei OH geeu-
jabrsta9e BON ben merifonif6en 9le-
gierltngsfritppen i'm Staate Gbibra'
bua, $50 Meilen iiiolid BON Oiinagu
geidlaeen iein.
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baiiptet, bel Dem grobeben III @natc.
mao ieien 5000 Wenihen inns sc.
ben qefonlnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-09

True transiatioh hieu ~l:n ~ ~
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January 9th as requireo py ''s
act of October otn isii'
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-09
Numnler lO49

ten Srieobofen bie @rablteine guian,=
nlengetragen llno lie 5u fiinfen ullS
5e1len bintereiltanoer 5llnt Sell anf
gang frenoe @raber geitellt. aluG
bier lpiegelt ii1 Der sllfitieg Der Sssli-
Sen BON grisf uilo 8reit ipieoer;
bonn einfaden, I6ntldloIen Solsoeisf=
mol bis>5un pornebmen Marmorltein
fiibrt er empor. Die Snidriften 5ei,
gen Die iiioiihe, polnii6e, rnilifde
iino in leetell Sssabren nod in Ter
nebrten1 MaBitnbe aild Die bodoellt-
ide 5prahe sluh 9iloer finbet ntan
anf Sen Grabiteinen, mas ionlt ei;,c
tSeltenbeit auf jii0iiden Ssrieoboic:l
iein ioa, 70 eiten Sabbatblerbter, Der
nuf Dem @rubinal einer sSral lteDt
ilno an lire Hfli6t Ser Gnt5iinonhg
Der 2idter erirnert, Elm 9almuobudJ
in groBent 6ormat, oas BON Der gro
Ben @elebrianlfeit oes Toten ipribt,
mabreno oie feds 8iider Der Milfnu
bon aeringerer @elebrIanfeit ipre=
rben. Nor ser 9erltorbene lebr flsi-
Big 10 lit tuobl oas 9uh nod alifge=
idlagen nahgebiloet Iud anosrc
fromme Darltellungen IN gSort nno
8ilo feblen nidt.
@as in grelt por DEM &riege ar
Snben lebte uno nirfte, lit bellte in
alle @i1oe 5eritreut. Gin GROCER Seil
fob nah Wainsf, ein anoerer ilad
Yinsf. Ourunter iino Ole begiitertlteit
lrno reidlten Der sssnoen. Die 0iinocr=
belnittelten uto Merrneren bliebcal
luto iinb beltte bon oer 6eiitid]en Ser
ipaltung 5uriif nab giala ooer 1T
anoere @tnppenorte perteilt, mo- lie
|iif) ielblt erbalten ODER burh sSiirior=
ge ibrer oeutlhen @laubenshriioer err
balten iperoen 8on ben nnter oelt=
| ider 6erri1aft lebenoen Suoen lpeiB
man, onB Tie, menn audi niht lit frli,
berem @oblltano, ooh ansfommlitl
|lr1o oroeiltlid leben.
Dr. 5rts @ertbeinler.