The full escort
Jack says on
Talk About Quick Service.
As an evidence of how rapidly the world's news is gathered and dispatched to all sections of the civilized world by the Associated Press, the service received by the Star-Mirror today is interesting.
President and Mrs. Wilson arrived in the harbor of Brest, France, at 7:46 today, and their ship dropped anchor at 8 o'clock. At 8:20 they boarded a tug to go ashore. The dispatch telling of this was in the office of The Star-Mirror at 1:46 today. There is seven hours difference in time between Moscow and Brest, which would make it 8:45 at Brest when the dispatch reached Moscow, or just 25 minutes after. President and Mrs. Wilson entered the tug to go ashore.
The dispatch had been written, filed, and sent across the Atlantic ocean and across the American continent in 26 minutes.
That's going some.
A RECORD TAX LEVY
SENATOR ADAMS SAYS LEVY
FOR NEXT TWO YEARS WILL
BE HIGHEST KNOWN
Boise.—The highest appropriations in the  State were authorized by the fifteenth Idaho legislature, which adjourned Saturday here following 62 days of lawmaking. 