The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-15
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THE TIMES" PRINTS THE NEWS
If you take The TIMES you get all the worth while
and have the advantage of many hours the Boise and
Salt Lake papers Recent information of paramount Importance
given by The TIMES Twin Falls public from eighteen to
twenour hours ahead of the competing named
the by General Crowde of the determination to
exhaust first classification men ON the draft list before ealing
others the definition of by Premier Lloyd Georges Sec
rotary Bakers before the investigating committee in
congress; political crisis Germany and the definition Of
peace by Wilson, the hurried
of negotiations between the Bolshevid and those
powers; and other of great interest.
of real newspaper shown by the state of public mind
Tuesday whore regard TO what to be expected
grew dimensions and led to wild reports
a6y that the kaiser had been deposed and the ike people
get TIMES the both smultan-
eousy usual No intelligent construed the
TO Indicate the existence of revolution after reading it,
who take outside papers largely get daies with
night service while of the important things happen in the
day Only few come here containing day service
the Associated Press Those who take the Desere News
the A. day service they wait for it. wentyour hours
behind The TIMES The following account from the p
summary descriptive of the German crisis taken from the Des
News, of Tuesday arriving here Wednesday afternoon
dispatches published The TIMES and given its read
Tuesday in all essential features readers of the following
The political crisis in Germany brought about over
the annexation policy of the is serious
according to reports from neutral capitals 1t IS reported
that Gen. Ludendorff, leader of the mlitarist
group, threatened the resignation Of himself and Field
Marshal Won 1ndenDurg should the government continue
the support of Kuehlmann peace plans The German
ing that the recognition the principle
of the right of sefdeerminaton occupied territories
The Salt Lake headed the article Germany Faces
Political Crisis The trouble should have been anticipated by
readers of the carrying of the leased services
The Statesman Tuesday morning contained of
disturbed conditions the attitude of the Liberals and
showed that the felt called deny the
ored resignation of Ludendorff.
On the morning the Spokesman Review of Spokane
published the following:
"LONDON jan Ga belated dispatch from the
respondent of the Associated Press in Berlin which is
dated Friday shows that there political perturba
ton following the meeting of the main committee of the
reichstag that day
The anticipated trouble a favorable
evening events Europe generally do By the
time the morning papers out it had been temporarily
trazed neither the international News Service the As
ISOLATED Press night dispatches enlarged night
Europe by the time The TIMES press Things happen
in the day time and get them all with day
All of which show how uncaled for childish and flu
tile is for any alleged for whose columns all
from outside its dooryard either borrowed stolen
of obsolete exhibit toe by whimperng
criticism sensational journalism any especially in
the of the recent political crisis in Germany.