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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
.ilioll begiinifigt
6ie @ariielO grber
JnSciIcn keimc Hcael cbne NMsnabnc; piclcn
Sabrikerr, Sic Hceicruneskcntrokt ansffbs
rem, tpirH 1Dcitcrbctricb eeitattct.
0irektor @arfiefS sibt cine tucitere erklaruns a6

BERGER. 9os omerifdniihe @on 3og
ltnter Siibrltng oes BrGItoenten nod
reifli9er lleberleeitng In oet Griee.
@aes pirn fir grreihl1ng bober
SSoedIe eiigeiebt 1tn0 Die eSoeole iitto
proftiif. Mir tpiiien oaB Die 9e.
nlofrdtie iotpobl odbeim OILS aud int
glusIanoe bertpirtlidt tper0en nluB,
oonlit beren 8obltdten alien teiIbof.
tig uno Die Spfer ni6t BON @in3el.
men gebradt peroert.
&apitoL ur0 glrbeit nebn1en on
0ieieln ariege tell; iebt tpie itie at.
bor ittto mir at Der 11eberaeugung
eefoHnnen, oaB 4apitol l,ro Grbeit
nidt 5fpei beri9ieDene 9inge, ion-
bern ems ftn6. Gie il1ouitrieIe Ga.
ge ldBt at tpiiniden iibrig; itnge.
beitre 8orr1te, Die nibt nbIoI1it gum
2ebenstnterbolt notig, ober Dem
&riege niislih finb, babet mir in IN.
ieren Snfenitd0ten lulo Spei6ern
oufgeItapelt uno in 10 GROCER Maiie
3uinnuengetrogen onB Die bor-
boitoenen Sdiffe nidt geniigen, oie-
ieIben at bef0r0ern.
9ieieg lit onf Mnngel an 2obIe,
Die pegen Sradtfongeition nidt be.
foroert neroen fam, Snriifaltfiibren,
,tno Die 8obI Der Sdiffe IN unieren
Safen ni1lnlt ifatner mebr au. Cine
@ersOgeritng Der Sroer tpitrbe bic
&ongeltion MIR nod bergr0Bert ia.
ben"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
2(tii1tcn Scs prctts.
Sinansminiiters
Snst bdk 9entidlunb trot inner.
pUlitiider llmluGlSunsen unf
uirtidjnftlifem Bebiete
hnr6BnIten iuir0.

GnIter6ont 10. San @ei Ser
llnterbreitung 6es Budgets I'M prelt-
Bii6en 2on0toge tirnoigte oer6inon3.
nliniiter 6ernlet Die Rotiuen0igfeit
boberer @elteuerilng an itnb iprn6
5u 9leiher 3eit iein 8ertrnuen in
Die 5dbigfeit GelitIdGanos, nuf ipirt.
idoftlibent @ebiete our63u6oIten.
ifoftlibeu @ebiete oltra6ubaIteil
aus.
oSrot itlnerer politii6er l1uipdI.
8ungen". iaete Ser ssinan8uiniiter,
.boben mir Elm @efiibl Der Grlei6.
terung IN Dem @epuBtiein, DnB mir
ouf nirtidaftli9em @ebiete 0urd-
bolten fonnen iogar ipenn Die 9reiie
uno Der Mongel an Nabrllngsulit-
teln mod iteigen ioIte. Die oIlge.
meine 5tiutuulng bat inter ben
arie9s5uit1noen oud gelitten ood
bon tpelder @e6eutlng 1T 6ies,
tpenn mir uniare gldn5eroe militia.
ride Gage in 9etradt 8ieben, Die
6ur6 oie unbergIeidliden uno gIors
rei6en 8nten unierer gtrmee un6
5(otte 9eihaffen nuroe.
O@ent aud biele Sinberniiie nn8
Sen @eg gum 6rieoen beriperreb lit
cod 6rieoen i'm an8n9e unb ie ldt.
ger Die meitliden @odlte tpiberipen-
itig itno, nm 10 giinItfger fir ms
neroen Die 5rieoensbeoingungen
iein."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
Gscrmin tnirS iiber
lsric9sSicle lprccbcn

Bern, f9. San.-3er oiterreidii6-
pngurii6e Observation-Disclosures G5er-
min miro binnen aur8em Die 9riegs-
siele Der gnliierten, mie fte bon oeut
@rGlioenteu 8ilion bargeleet tpur.
0en, beantluorten. 90 lauten bier
bqite eingetroffene @1eIbuneen. SSSn
eiuem s5nterbiep ioa iih G8ernin
in folgenoer @eiie geduBert bnben:
.9ie greit.9itobst 8erbon6lunqen
meroen nidJt bonn Stonoptnft Der
2(merioniIten beenoet merOen. I'm.
iererieits fniiniden mir, freitr0ifaft-
lide ge3iebungen mifredt 5I erbal.
ten. Sir oerlongen fem @ebiet oOer
gntid1oigung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
Reese clcpS 6ccrec's
pcr Sen Gctucrkitbaften
GutlucSer fortfubren i'm ariesc pbcr
nHtereeben, iei- Gnslan6s
gIlternafibe.

2oubon 10, San.-r9os Bolt
miiB entipe0er peitergeben ooer I'M.
tergeben", 0as mar Der Shmer.
punft elmer bon 2lobo @eorge Dor
Den glrbeitergemerfidoften eebolte.
men gfeoe. 4ieie folgte Der gln.
nnBme Der o@eni9enmoterial" -8or.
Ioee I'M $oiie Der @emeinen ouT
DEM 5uBe, Oeren 8ped es it, mebr
Momlidoften fir bic britiide glr.
mee al erbolten.
&ie inmer, CAB Der 9}relnier
feline 3peiiel an Der 9lufri6tigteit
9eatidIanO8 fllno, inoen CT ber.
i6ieoene @lnlc auf oie 8ertloligteit
Der beutIfen 8eripre6lngen @e3ug
ndbm uno erfl6rte, oaB feline Jrie-
0ensbe0ingungen bonn &oiier 8il.
beIn 5elomaridaIl bon Sinoenburg,
General bon 2uoenborff uno Den
onoeren nilit1rii6en @lementen an.
erfannt meroen pitr6en, ailBer bic
8riten bdtten Die 01obt, oielelbeu
6urh3ufiibren. 0euti6lano babe Dem
8erlangen no6 Der 8ie6erbergii.
tune oes 8elgien augefiigten lin.
rebts Die g(ntport 9egeben: D9tie.
molsl" @s bat ouh ipetter nof
glnitht 0eS 9}ranliers perfiin0et, OnE
Der aainpf peiter gefiibrt fperoer
piiroe, bis @eiopotamien uno 8nlG.
itinn nie0er itnter Die Serridnft Der
&iirfen f1men.
Ser q5rentter iagte ieinen S0rern
bob iie geraOeio gut altfboren fOnn.
ten, at tdnpfen nenn iie oas nidt
NIT ol(er aroft tun iDollten.
ag(uBer nenn mir es gut tiln,
InBt iln8 ben adInpfen Elm @uoe
MADDEN" rief er mts. nGS giebt feline
9(Iternatibe. 8enn bier 2elte Dor.
banOen iino, Die iagen, OaB ite nidt
in Die Sdiieengrnben geben meroen,
oann baben 0ie 2elte in ben @rd.
ben oas aedt 8n iagen Dab iie
ntdt iii ben 9@iibengrdben blei6en
lperoen"
gfaf) elmer 9GnipieIung oftf Oie
Re0e bes 8rGiioeltteu Bilion be.
3iigli9 Der ariegs3iele uno nodoeut
er Den Repr1iantanten fitr bic SIN.
nabme Der 8orIage geoarlft batte,
ioqte er, onB @roB6ritarnien mebr
Sol0nten na6 Der 5ront ienoeu
ntiiiie, rnb 6esbalb bat fi9 bic &e.
gieruug entidloiien, 0ieie ben Sn-
6uItrien at entnebmen. Bum Sdluiie
iogte Der 9reuier, 6oB, menn es ie-
mnno gebe, ser einen on6eren Qlu8.
lDeg ais ben aanlpf wiiBte, er oies
INN 9hnneISpiIlen" iagen ioIlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19

@oIbtngton t9. San. - (9on
gfo6ert s. @en0er, aorreipon0ertt Der
llniteo greB.) - 0ie 9fieIenorbeit,
Die 6radtfongeition in ben 5dfen
mo 8abnb0fen 3u breden ootnit Die
S6iffe in See 1teden fonneu, lit
beute IN noIIem @onge. sSn ben
Central. itnO g(tlontiI6en Staoten
ober tpuroe oos @erf Ourh ben
6eino-5dnee, Sis un0 Sturnt--
bebinoert.
3ie in Sen SGfen in @eipegltng
befinoIihen @isfeloer berd0gern Die
3ufubr Der &obIen na6 ben 5roht-
ififfen; @interitiirne erihperen Die
8emegitng taltienoer nit &obIen be-
looener 6ra6tpogen. Gie NotiondI-
babn orbeitet nit Sodoruf, lnO
man bofft, 6aB trob oIler fid bieten.
ben 9inoerniiie 6as 8erf gelingen
tpiro.
Br1ft0ent @ilion bat offi8iell Die
Sr0er oeS Grenntnaterial- -0ireftors
@orfielo gebilli9t 1rnO 6aburh Die
erbitterte Gritif, Die ii6 gegen leg.
teren erbob, aus Dem Sel6e geI1ld.
gen, Defenders oo inti1er neDr So.
brifen bon Ser @arfielO Sr0er o1ss
genommen tper0en. @ibtige &riegs.
ar6eit miro bon Der 9r0er niht be.
troffen iperbeit; bunoerte 5abrifen,
Die gfegierungsouftrdge boben fon-
nen nGbreno Der onberounlten fiinf
Gubetogen ibren 8etrieb fortIeben.
9ie auf flint Gage 5ur l1ntdtigfeit
ge8ip1ngenen 4rbeiter berfoIgen ben
8erIa1tf Ser 9inge NIT Grbe. geur
iueltige 8eridte ftlt0 eingelaufen tpp.
nof Der @arfielo 0r0er nidt emf.
ipro6en tpiro. gtoh0em 8ralibent
@ilion Die Grflarufg abgeeeben bat,
6nB Die gloBnnbn1e notipenoig iei
nno ansgefiibrt iperoen nliifie, bober
SSSSnouItrie itlo glrbeit es fir ibre
patriotiide 9fliht eradtet, Der Or
Der Solge GIT leiiten.
Sunoerttoltieroe g(rbeiter ober II.
bieIe 5abrifen, Die onfGngIid an.
nabmerb 8ur ltntatigteit ge8lprngen
3it iperoen fonoen beute, onB tie
lueiter or6eiten fonnten; blnloerte
syabrifen lit es geItattet, nod ipie
bor ben 8etrieb aufreBt 8u boLteb
ooh lit nibt befannt, pelde esltott-
itrien bon Der Groer al189enomr1en
iino. 9ian boIt Die gtamen gebeint
Inn 3u binoerL 0aB neitere @eiude
rm 8efreiun9 bon Der 9r0er bel
Serrn @arfielo einIonfen.
@orfielo bat cine peitere Grfli-
rllng erlaiien in meI6er es beiBt:
,3ie 9r6er betreff8 aeitneiliger
Guipenoierlng Der 9lrbeit In 6obri-
fen in beri6ieoener &eilen Ger Ser.
6tuaten lit 0ruItiid; ober Ser 9rieg
lit ou6 oroItiid. 9erieIbe be0inet
groBere 0pfer, pie irgen0 elm bor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
NQliOuQl=GOnOent III
$ttrOgraO 1T s'bung
Der Gasume seq jen eeRt ylmtuereiebcn per>
aus; 1scrcgs ion licb isbt anseblitb in
TetrSs - peritcdt auf9altcn
lmdt6 lnS ltkraine OerltanSiecn iite
oen uerlonge.

utlt pSAlullBt.
Berlin, ii6er 2on0on 10. Son.-
Qei ben um Iebten Wtitttpo6 pie0er
aafgenontmenen 6rie0ensberbonOlin1.
gen at 9reit.qitop8f muroen Die
s5rogen betreffS Der 3utiinftieen po.
Iitiiden 9eaiebungeu Der 8entrals
mGdte at Der llfraine I'M 8rin8ip
erleoigt. 3ieies geida6 p1brerb
elmer beionoeren &onfereu8 aluiiden
ben 0eIeooten Der 8entraIm06te imO
6enienigen Der ltfraine.
Berlin iiber 2onoon, 10. Som
Nohoen 2eon Srobfn Bel Der nm
giitttpod itnttgebnbten 8ie6ererofi.
nung Der @erbanolimgen 3u Brett.
2itobsf cine 9ie6e gebolten bate,
beIHloIIen Bic gfuiien, bic @erbaro,
Iungen fort8uieben. gta6oem Sros-
fD feline 9leoe been0et batte, iprah
Der 6eutide Wtiniiter oes gtuslpar.
tiqen &ilbInann unO beantrogte, oaB
bie bon 0en 9iliien itnterbreiteten
bier 9uufte in gei6dftsmdBiger 8ei.
le er0rtert meroen iollten. Siernit
erflGrte iid) Trotfn eirberitanoen,
ipornlf man itA big aum ndditen
Gage bertagte.
2on6ou, 19. S5on.-Erob Der OIL
geni6einlid) miiberlninbliden SIN.
oerniiie, Die lib 8erihten geutdB
ben Gelegaten Ser 3erttaImd6te uno
oenieaigen RuBlan0s entgegen ftea-
ten, bic infolge Der 5oroerrugen Der
0eutihen 8erbilnoeten eripuhien, bat
iib &robtp oerunod bereit erfldrt
Die 8erbon6Iungen forf8uieben. Bis.
ber lit aber nidts befdnnt gepor-
0en, lpeldeu GerIatlf oieielben neb.
men.
getrograb, 10. San. - Dlarim
@orfi's 3eitllng 9tobnia 36i8u be.
Dallptet, Die oelttiden 3elegaten 8lt
9etrograO bdtten Die giegierttngs.
fonuIifidre eriuft, Der friiBeren 90
rina uno onoeren Mfitglie0ern Der
6on1ilie oes gy.3oren at geitattelt,
iiA mad 9euti6ldto 3it 6egebeu,
Go8 @eilpb nuroe nidt mir in ertts
idie0ener 8eiie abgeIebnt, ionoern
battc iogar sur 6oIge, oaB 6eidloi-
fen tuur0e, Der 5altlilie oes 8oren
ben Bro8eB 81 MAIDEN.
@citeres llltimntnm an 9inmGnien.
@etrogra6, 10. San. Dos 9etro.
groo Stonlitee Der glettnten glrlnee
bat oil Die r1undnii6e 3egierltng ein
llltimotlIm geridtet, 6as 6inuen spei
Stitnoen obIdltit 1m0 in met6etn
freier 8urth3ug rlliiiider &ruppen
onrd SaiiD, Dem gegenlDdrtieen Git
Der rltntaniiden ae9ierling gefor.
bert miro (gis iett bot man nod
nfhts geb0rt mas aus ienem ltlti.
nahum Der Huiien al bic 9lunldneit
geiDoroeu it, in Incident bic Rutnd-
nen NIT arieg ilber8ogen peroen
miiroen faas jene run1dniiden Grllp.
pen, bic etne g(n5obl ritIiiidJer Off.
3iere imo oeren 0iterreihiibe @0ite
gefaugen ietteL uidt beitruft mir
Gen. -llnitco @reB).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
glarinefurps er6aIt 8eppelinfIaaas

g8ai1ingt0u, 10. San. = @ie
arieasHagee 0e5 Zeppelin 8. 40,
Der in Der 9}dbe BON @ourbonne,
tTronfreid, an II. 0ftober 1917
nieoergebrodt iuur6e, lit i'm Suupt.
quartier 0es glarineforps ongefonl.
men un0 ipuroe Dem giotiouolrml'
ielm tibergeben. Die 6lnoge lit BON
tief roter Gor6e lno tragt feline mel.
teren 2b8eiden. 8uglei6 nit Der
5lngge famen fleine Seile Der 3ep.
pelinbiiIle uno oes innereH @as6e.
LdIterg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
CnglanO inft aompromif nit Sr.
lQro.

2oHoon, t9. S95an.-Iie Intiahc,
oaB bic iriide aonhention iih bis
8itn n1diten 8ienstag Dertagt bot,
nnitott, ipie 6erifltet murOe, in Die.
ier Sjo1e gum g(bihIuB 81 fonlmen,
ioa genl1b Der 9oilb g3eio8 ouoeu-
ten, 0aB Die Regierung in Der 3pi-
i6eu5eit iid bergauiiiern pia, Of
Elm aonlproniB iiber Den itrittigen
9unft moglih lit. Gs iuirO Ron
Dublin 6eri6tet. 0aB Der @renlicr
2lobo @corge 5dritte 1iternnbuL
iif Dcri6nlih bon Der Stelling
ro6me 0cs litter gintes 5n einer
@eileonng AL iniorlgieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
@nriiherin bes cfrnnrnhirnitra.

gsnibnngtoh 10, Satudr. sSrln.
9larp @au aleef bon g1eip gorf,
iplroe 3ur @oriteberin Der neitcn
Jraucnabteilung in Der synouitrie.
arbeiter abteihlng oes 3ene9ous.
biiroS ernatnt uno inirO ii6 nit
alien 4Sro6lemcn beifdFtiqen mili.
len, meG6e bic in ben 9(rIcnalen
un6 bom 8eugnleiiteramt beidditig.
ten 5rouen betreffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
.Ilnbplpd ,. @alentini Oerabidliebet.

Copenhagen, 10. S5nll. Der blss
Gcrige Gbef oes 3ibilto6niets, giir
oolp6 b. gaIentini, bat ieinen 2L6s
i6ieO genommen, unO nn ietne Steae
lit Ser 0berbrdiioeut Der 8robin3
CitpreuBeH, 8. b. Berg, oetreten
9alcHtini it1Ho. wie 0os oieies 9lHt
NIT iih bringt, Dem aoiier iebr nabe,
uno i6m murOe bduiig Der geiname
yAan8elmoder9 qegeben IS mag
iein ooB Onr6 Oicien 2tmtsruehiel
cine geriiduoigina ii6er sic beridlie.
0cucn aniidltci 0cr 9lliHiiter be3ilg,
lid Der ariegspolitif be5pedt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
6eftiae sdlneeitiirnrr.

auiter0ofm 49, San. = @eftige
5dueeitiirne, bon oeneu fiir5lid Oas
noroli6c Geiitidllono hcingciud|t
iutroc, b1ben iett Sollono erreidt.
Selepboniidle uHO tclegr1pbiife Ger.
binoungcn nil onOeren 2nn0ern
pur0en unterbro9eil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
Billeog lcgt gOiten ais glatiOnaluor.
iiber nieber.

Seem gorf 10. San gm. q.
8illcor eob geiteru abeno 6efannt,
oaB CT ieine 5teaung aEs @oriiber
6e5 repu6lifnniiden 9lationoIfoiHi.
tees Hie0ergeIeat 9nbe, mn einen
g'oiteH IN einer Der gumoes ariegs.
bebor0en on5uncbmeu Seine Re,
iigHation miro nt>t2. 5ebruor III
Qraft treten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
@oitheater in emttaart aeIdlIoiien.

gaicl, Shpeij, 10. sydH-Gns
fal. G1cater 1T Stlttgort nurOe bon
Der milrttenberaiidlen 8egierlrng &C.
id(oiien mn aoble 5ii iporen. glc
anocren fgl. Soitbcnier in 9cutidit
foho iuerocn 0enuddit nlis asnlicl.
ben @ruuOe seiaIoiieA lueroen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
5tpei ipid,tioc BiHs Ses
Senator's Chamberlain

@oi6ington 10. Sau.-Senator
Chamberlain miro berillhen, nadite
ISOLDE Spei @eiebDorIagen 0urdau.
bringen. Gs fiil6 oieies Die Sdaf.
Jung eines Miinitionsminiiteriitrs
inO sic Sdoffuns, eines arieesrats,
Ser mns orei bis fiinf Wiitglieoern
beitehen ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19
9arfn in armee tinnerfilt perStn.

gSaigingtoH 10. San. Cine
@orldge, Die Dem Brditoenteu geit1t.
fet, militdriide Grgnuiiationen in
ben 86ilippinen gin Gienii in Der
amer 4rmee 81 bernfen, oie bonn
6auie paiiiert NOR, mnroe geitern
boni Scnat anacnonmen mO BUR
liutcridriit lnd Dem gsribeu Sauie
eeiaHot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-19

Sir Omaha itno llutgeeeno: Sd)0n beilte
nbeno illo Sonlttag, etiuas falter beite aben0,
onbdlten0 foIt Gonntng.
Sir gtebrasfa: glGgenein idon beltte 1beno
uno Sonntag onbalteiio foIt fir einige Sage.
Sir Soma: IlgeHein iton beiite nben0
ltn6 Sonntng, auboltenO falt fir einige Sage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-05-03
AT THE COURT HOUSE


During the past week the following
cases have been filed:
Abstract Of Judgment-James Sum
mers vs.. HowaS Roger A. 3. Bare
lay, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Abstract Of Judgment-The Western
Reputing K Credit Company. Cor
poratioH. vs. E. v Hardin. !. F. ODER
meyer. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Continental and Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank VS.. Louis ].
Gehrnan. z. D. Reynorlds. Paul S.
Haddock. and z. A. Walters. Attorneys
for Plaintiff
Foreclosure Of Mortgage-Twin Falls
North Side Land and Water Company
vs.. I. p. Perrine ct al f. D. Reynolds
Paul S. Haddock, and f. A. Walters
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Suit 10 Quiet Tide-James II. Moore
vs.. Wilson Eckles 4. y. Barclay. At
torney for Plaintiff.
I.iDei-Henry L. Fest VS.. Edward T.
Barber Workman. Kessler. and Pizey
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Miss Mildred Barger, Deputy County
Auditor. is raising flowers and tropi-
cal fruits as a side line. Miss Barger
has two thrifty grapefruit trees. one
of which has developed a blossom.
Buy Another Bond
Furniture for Sale. Mrs. Frank
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-05-03

Mrs. Ada Walters, of Emmett, GGaho
was in town Monday.
Hartshorn & Clayton. licensed and
experienced auctioneers. Jerome Ida.
Mrs T. l. Wilkinson. of Afinidoka,
was in town Tuesday.
Hartshorn & Clayton. licensed and
experienced auctioneers. Jerome, Ida.
James Hatcher was over frora Buhi
Tuesday on business.
Mrs Victor johnson.
Attorneys w. T. Stafford and w. G.
BisseIl. of Cooling. were in town Mon
day.
R. B. Stoner. nephew of G. w Stoner
who has spent the summer in Slsoshone
left Thursday for Colorado
Hartshorn & Clayton, licensed and
experienced auctioneers. Jerome, Ida.
Mrs. A H. Monroe and Miss Helen
Monroe. of Dietrich, were in top-n Tues
day.
HAY FOR SALE
Best kind of Alfalfa hay. &c per
bale. Shoshone Livery Barn. ad
WANTED-Gir4 to work on ranch.
Mrs. L. B Spurck. at Shoshone Post
office
Don't fail to see Douglas Fairbanks
swat the Kaiser" al the Baugh. sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan come in from
the North Shoshone tract Tuesday and
took in the Red Cross birthday party
lin the evening.
Mrs. William Thorpe and children.
who have been visiting Mr.. Thorpe's
mother in Rupert. returned on No. 10
wednesday.
Smer Erickson, of the Dietrich tract
was in Shoshone Tuesday evening to
see his brother Thure of with the
soldier boys.
Quality work assd prompt service Is
our slogan. ShosheAe Steam Laundry. /
Phone 127 Will get us.
Mrs. Crosse will entertain the Pa |
triotic Soldiers Mothers at her home |
next Monday afternoon. May the 9Th.
Chaperoned by Rev Horton and Mr..
Pratt, the children of the Episcopal
Sunday school had a grand time pic
nicing last Saturday.
WANTED-House work by girl Of
Is or take care of children. Mildred
Brotzman. Dietrich.
The Henderson Fashion Form Cor
sets in the Newest Models. The cor
rect foundation for a perfect fitting
gown. New oeorsette Crepe waists
Silk and Satin Dresses, Skirts in large
variety. Spring coats and up to date
at the Morse Store.
tho Rad Cross-I {
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ITS RAMBLES INTERRUPTED

While out last Sunday on pleasure
bent. Capt Phillips and family came
NJ with Ford Car about a mile west
of King Hill. which had ceased TO
'ramble". In fact it was upside down
with the windshield and steering gear
broken. Several cars had collected at
the scene of disaster. The driver of
one went TO Glenn's Ferry for repairs
and later the Little Old Ford Rambi-
ed Right Along" The car was &C.
cupied by a couple from Wendell. Aside
from cut knee inflicted on the lady
by the broken windshield. there were
no casualties.
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JESSE JONES OPENS THEATER

\ copy of the Canyon City, Colorado.
paper just received contains an &C
count Of the recent opening Of the new
theater at that place by Jesse Jones
who ran the Baugh here for a year.
Mr.. Jones friends will be pleased to
congratulate hi mon his new venture
The new building is described as the
latest thing in modern theater con-
straetion and cost forty thousand doll
lars II seats about a thousand and
the opening night was crowded to the
limit
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Life Insurance Company They re-
port that at a banquet Monday after
noon at the Owyhee the meeting was
addressed by a number OF prominent
speakers who stirred the audience to
great depths Of patriotism
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LOCAL AND PERSON AL NE WIS


r. H Cooling and family returne'
Sunday from Portland, where two men
bers of the family have undergone op-
erations All are getting along beau
tifully
Miss Price, whe is teaching at CAREY,
came 10 shoshone Monday evening and
stayed over DAY. Miss Price WAS
accompanied by three of her high
school girls
Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Kautz. Miss Ethel
! Kautz and DR. and Mrs Harstead
parents sisters and brother-in-law Of
Mrs. H G. Avery. drove over from
Twin Falls Sunday to spend the day
at the Avery home.
Mrs Swope received a letter from
Pete Mason a few days ago. stating
that Eearle is in the hospital with
scarlet fever Mrs. Swope is assured
of this comfort that her boy viii re-
ceive the best of care.
Miss Rose Bergum. who Taught at
Kimama the past winter. left on No.
Monday evening for her home at
GreatIinger. Iowa. Miss Bersun Will
return to Richfeld in the fall. where
she had accepted a position in sehe
schools
Mrs. H B. Thompson came in on
No. 10 Monday from Pocateno to meet
her brother who arrived on No in
the evening. having Just emerged from
the interior Of alaska Both contin-
ued on to PocateIlo
The North Side Mothers Circle gave
farewell party for Rev. and Mrs. ".
H. Swartz Monday evening at the home
of Capt Phillips. sfr Swartz went 10
New Plymouth Wednesday. where he
expects to preach on Sunday Mrs
Swartz went east to visit a son.
The reporter went to the Yaden .
home Wednesday afternoon to inquire 1
about a 5O0-egg incubator that I
was about to hatch last week. We !
failed TO find Mrs. Yaden but the chick
ems spoke for themselves and the in
cubator.s The lawn and porch were
covered with what looked 10 be a
or less-of lively white.
fluffy balls.
Misses Edith Stoner and Julia Moor>
came down from Boise Sunday TO
spend the day at the Stoner home.
Harry Stoner accompanied the young
ladies' to Boise, returning Tussda,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Lyons
IF Twin Falls. were also present in '
he afternoon. Mrs. Lyons is a daugh-
er of Mrs Stoner..
The eighth grade and the high {
school pupils are making a service flag. 8
md cabinet for the pictures of the G
,oys at the front. Miss Barber and c
'rof. Hill are experimenting the work. I
Guy Brummett and family. on their /
say from Twin Falls 10 Carey. were r
he guests of Mrs. W, G. Stoner Tues
ay.
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CHANGE LOCATION


The lincoln Loan and Title Com
psny has moved Its Offices this week
from the location back OF the Stock
growers to the rooms upstairs In the
new Gooding building beside the Sho-
shone Hardware building.
Jack Lane and family left Wedres-
at Ketchum.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES
--W.S.S.-

Fifth Sunday after Easter. May 5th.
Services at II a. m. and p m Holy
Communion at IL am. Sermon themes
Fitness for Service" and "Doers YER
sus Hearers" Everyone most cordial
iy invited.
]. COLEMAN HORTON. Rector.
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VISIT BOISE
MSS

". Hail Horne and W Il. Copp went
to Boise Sunday and returned Tuesday
morning. Their visit was TO attend
the annual meeting Of the Equitable