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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
@urort bes Chio Snrnbesirfs.

GerSorort triiit iett Die Gororbei'
ten mir ole 34i1brIid]e Sasiatlna ocs
s3csirfs, Die am 4. un0 ). Ytut IN Der
Saue Ser Gentral Surngerneinoc III
Cincinnati Itottfinoet. 9lm SienItoa
miro Die leBte Sisiing ieln.
"a es iest bc'timnt lit, oaB Die
Giienbobnen oieieH Soulmer feline
GrturIionen peruuItalten peroen il
hat lih Der Sprort oeranlaBt geicDer
DEN Snrntaa im Sreien ab5uldgcn
rpeld,er I'M Mai in Columbus abqe
halten rueroeu iollte. Mud) Der Go
lurubus Slunperein bielt es filr gera
then. inter oieIen lllnitdnoen Der
Surntug auI5HgebeH.
gns oenIielben (Srunoe III Der gel
Itiae 1lrnta1 ialleu gclaI'en noroen
melder i'm Mai in Tnnton itattfInoct
iollte. Saas Die SaglaHuna nitn'tt
oaB oerielbe abgehalten miro, 10 lollt'
cine Salle IN Cincinnati ooer Gopi1B
ton be'timnt perben. Ter 8oror
tielt es fir ausaeihloIien, baB Ell
surntoa I'M Canton ltattfinben fann
menn nid,f auf cine anlebnlide 5heii
nahnle BON Cincinnati gerehnet iper
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
-sutaf Council s. s.. Of o.
9eriammlnna in Der ct, Srancisenss
Sale.

syn Der qe1tri9en 0sriummlung bes
2pcal Councils Der 8atboliih.H gtits
ter BON Sbio nurDe beiAIoHen, ell
aommittss auf3uitelleH, tDeIhes lie
n0tbigen arrangements fir Die i'm
September in 9aptOn, s., itattftns
Denoe Staats apupsntton Der Rltter
gu treffeu babsn piro. Der BorIiBsr
oes aommjttses fir Das 0iesjGbrtge gea
msinI9aFtIife Sommerfeit Der hisilgeu
3Detge oes Sroeus, 5err S. Betb=
mann, berihtete, odB ein Dreitdgi9es
5eit auf Gonep SsIonO oor9eiehen Jet,
bod puros basTelbe auf etnen 5a5
feftgeieBt.
Serr 8. 6. 8uId purDe als DELE
aat Des SrDens our Qntt-Iubertulolez
apnFeren3 ernannt. 9as 4bIeben ne5
lonoiGbrigen Wfttglieoes 5errn JobH
Rsmper ipuroe Durh gr9ebeu BON ben
Siser gesbrt uno Elm aus ben per
rem g. $. Rispprte, !5p. U. 3olter
uno GbaS. oyobnen deficiencies Som
mittee aufge'tellt, DelAes pdneno'
grauerbeIhliiTe ubfaBte.
9sir Die antb. feoeration purosn
SIS betpiQigt. Sine @inlaoung gum
| Gudre Der Ct. 8apiers Stride tpuro:
unaenommen, ebeuIo eine @tnlooune
Der ct. alopIius Stride in Delhi 81
ibrem am 9. SUM- itattfinoenoen an.
n;psrIarium. 6err Sp, Sautelboff
! 9ise zgrGfipent oes StuatsDerbanDsi
Der aath. Sitter, bielt ourauf eins YIN
fprohe iiber Die tommenoe aonpentlor
in 0anton, 8, uno 0r. 9homas y
6ort einen intereTanten 8ortrag uDe
fosiule grobleme. geiDsn sprshsr'
| nuroe Elm Dantespotum abgefatttt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
Oafe'Oau.

Inner. .R.os". tpsIte ssiiern Dor.
mittog in Besleitung Der vpiratenA
aus pittsburs su elmer srpeitdsisea
Serie BON Spislen bier einirafen. reis
fen na6 bem Sdlub bss teutigtn
GpieI,s na9 gbicaso uub ct. aous
ab, uno tebren am Utontas, ben 6.
april, bisrber auriid, mann Der langs
Rampi BON II Spislsn NIT ben DIT.
lihen GIubs In, bieiisen 4auparfs
beginner ipiro.
Irob Siridregens, naHen SpieIs
plates uno froftelnoen Wettrs hatten
fih 3u benz aeitrieen Ssisle 5rpiittu
vReos4 uno .pirat,n" nabesu 10000
3ufhnuer eingefunben. oorunter eins
arobe Mnabl Don Damen. Oospar UNI
Welean iunsirien ais unite 8atteris
aessn 6enbrir unb GibioH fiir ois
Dtgner. Dus J.lo NOR 10 fhlipfris
naB gutes Gpieleu nabe5u unmoslid
mar, bod Seihneisn iih troSben
Bates unb @efder ourh mebrsre pbd'
nomennIe ydnse aus. S4leuosreE
Onspdr nurbe nnh bem A. 0cne'
burf 6umpbries cbssoit. Dos SPIT
perlisf cbne irseHnpelbe iniereHoni
3nii4enfGlIs uab CAB fid stringe'
gntbufiasmus un.sr ben Sans fuHo
ilnlere Suneens mohten 7 1reffei
unb ieinen Jebler eesen 5 begin. 8 be-
g3ittsburgsr. SAleuberer 6tnoril
mnrbe i'm 8. Ganse bnrh D'1ope ab
ael1it. Der ben .Rsbs1 ben eeipinnen
Sen 2oui erioubte. 9umpbries f&leu
oerse msiIierhoft unb eriaubte nur Il
nen 1reffer. Sipsns uub Brennan
filngirten uts Shiebsrihter.
Die sefrissn Spiels:
ginrinnoti :. O0O0OO2O1--;
pittsburg 1O10OOO00-.
G6icagp 49,. Hegen
81. Qouis -. Rein GpieI.
Mir bic SFtlihen pier Qlubs BE-
aiga iianb seiterH tsin Spiel anf bef
prpgromm.
Geute Rdhmittae lettes Spiel b
Gsrie sriiden .Rebs4 unb .pirattn'
als unfre 9attfrie iDerbeu @tnto
unb Wrlean seasn 4Dams uno Oil
ION funsiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

,Srant lmh @eiuna Eleble, 9l'
2uurel Ctr; anabe.
!5cnru lmo Cbercia SSelB, 1872
,Trcemuu 9lpe. t1labe.
9beooore uno Wtamie Sermellng,
1929 Aitterhouie Ctr; a1rabe.
@eorqc uuo Clara Sauler, AZ
Bauer Sire. Naoden.
garpin uno Cora 6enneF, 93'
@opIar Ctr; anabe.
csoieph unS Murp GdIeolne, 2O9
Ruauolia Ctr; anabe.
,sdcob uno Carrie Sahn, 249Searne
slnenle; YtnOdlen.
emil imo Settle Silfooitd', 1OS
Gloer Ctr; anabc.
Solomon ino snnd 8iut'hL 1912
Central ane.; anabe
Jbomas !. uno 9tora Glancp, l1l4
,seiter Ctr. Utdot,en.
3franf unS Mnrtle 8alleu, 6. unH
Willcreef; arabe.
abraham unb SearI aubin, 712
99eit Court Err. :a1labe.
a),idael nno Seiiie 9enier, 6. une
Millcreet; anabe
,Sphn uno Selen 9nrlel, 10T Soc
the Ctr; Wdod>eiV
1soiepb 6. unb Setter Hidaro
1Ot1 Stnte glpe.; anahe
Gam uno Dtinuie 2eiiel, 14ls
Central ape. anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
gSar IN uertraaeusielis.

Der Sarmer 8m. R. Bel BON
Mouplapn, O., mahte gsitern 5u frii=
hsr Morgenitunos on 5. 4Ds, uno
Spbn Strabe in angetruntensm .3ue
ftanoe bic 9stannti6aft BON 5fpsl suta
aetlsioeten liebenspiiroisen ~6erren" (.
rpel6e i'm ihIiebIid auf iein 3immsr
in Geroes Sotsl begIsiteten. Jtadosm
man ii1 cine 3eitlon8 iber brennenoe
9aassfragen, ME oas ntIsine RiBper
ItGnbniB 3rpiTden 9eoop une gtlp
uin. unterbulten bate. tpuroe BED bon
Wliibioteit uberpGltigt uno itltef ein.
qIs er erpahte, tpurep feline neu9epon
nenen 5reunos peridpunnsn uno mil
ibnen fein 2n5ug, ioipie SO IN Saar.
| Der geftobIene CAB Der goli3st stns
cute gefdrsibuug Der Ilebs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
3artlid,er Shemann.

Die 80 Sabre uIts gtegertn Dora
Smitb Gp. 500 Sft S. aos, rpurbe
oeTteru pdbreno elmer tIetusH bGasiiz
den @useinanperfeBung BON ihrsm
GbeIiebiten nisbsrgeidIagen uno 10
enereiIh nit 5uBtritteu trattirt, Dab
tie Itpere aontuIioner am aopIe unn
an ben geineu, iopie mehrere Rippens
Bride erlitt. Sic puroe in elmer I'm
bulons na6 bem itdbtif9en 5pIpital
qebraht, no ihr 3uftano ais niht uns
eebentlih btseihuet ipurpe. Die os
li3si fa9noet auf Smitb.
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2okal.Derid)t
0enti@es Mltenbeius.
3ar Aaf6rinsHns zines ausreidenben
llnterbaltnnssfonbs.

Das Dsuiidk altenbfim III, Dsnn
man Is I'M rihtisen 2idte bstrodtsi,
ppn perbdIinibmdbis penisen Wsdns
nern sesriiHoet. reip. sebont ipprnsH.
Die erften Wertpoliunssrdtk fpareH
IeIbit ipobIbdbenbe 6erren, bic IN BITE
eiaene 9afhe ariifen uno i bis 5u
5000 oum Bnufonbs beiitenerten. Der
Drunb un6 Booen mar ebenfnus Elm
Geidxnf unb nur auf bieie Weiie fpGr
es m1alih, oab eitpn elm Jabr nnh
iener bentipurDisen 0eriammluns I'm
alms botel bic 4nitnli bereits ibrsr
Beiiimmung iiberseben frerbsn ionrte.
Der Gntbujiosmus sins bamals bod,
aber bod niht 70 bod, um bem Deu's
fdkn 2ltenhtimptrein. idgen mir.
srpeisouIenb Nitsiieber susufiibren.
Nuh fonIt Iieb bic 6iffs, bic bos ans
a.msine beutine publiium oem Sniti.
tut sutheil perben lieB, monhes 5i
tpiinidxn iibrig. Gin Slid mar es,
tab bic aniiolt. nohoem oas gebdub.
fsrtia unb einesrihtet mar, ihulbens
fxi boitano. Nus ben finonsielIer
Gpreen iit iie ME krausee.ommen.
Dos germcgen, b. b. Der ei'erne BE-
ftanb. iit r.tf. re6t lansfom selpohs
len unb bute uot SfDon5ig Jdhren,
ftebt Der ietpeiliee 9erpoltungsrnit
INNER nod por Der Rotbtpenbigfeit, IN
iebem Sabre etlpo 5000 auf3ubringen
bamii Son uno 6aben in Ginflune
aebra6t iperben, obne baB Der eiisrn'
Beitanb ansesriff.n iperbtn mub. VI
IN bober nur Elm besreifli6tr Wunid
ber Better pom Mdnnerperein iofDoa
ala aud bonn Ddmenperein, ttHsr
s5onbs ansuihaffen, srob senug, nn
aus ben 3inien besielkn bic erhul
tungsfoIten Der anitalt su beltretten
Dos lam ssitxben, ipenn Der Anftalt
bic mir ia 10 germ als bic aronuni
Der McbltbGtiateiisperfe oes ginein
natter Deutf6tbums uno nit annersl
ihonsn pbrofeH bssihnen, bon Set
ten bes alIgemeinen Dtutihtbums Ell
ar0btres Snter.Fe enteeeengebrah
pirb, pelhes iih babin dubert, ba'
Der Mltenrimper.in einen srobsre1
3utpahs an Ulitgliebern srbdlt. Ger
n,r iolIten uniere NIT Gliidssiitern &c
ieaneten Witbiiraer entpeber 5u Gsb
aeiten ober in ihren les.fuilisen Yer
fiiaungen ben grbaltunssfcnos, |,
benz Der 4nfone ia fhon semdht II
nit namhafteren Summtn beoeni.r
Auh Elm it1rterer Beiuh Der Jtitlit
teiten tpiirbe basu beitrasen. bas {,
iehnie 3isl ndber gu riiden. %
Sineritelluna Der 3uiunft bes Deu'
ihen 4ltsnbeins follte N Der Ihot b
erfte unb pornebmiis Gorge unb 4u'
CAB. unferes 9<utitshums isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

RGhitsn Disniiae BON 3 llbr Rad
mittags bis $50 4benbs finbst i'm
5auptquartisr oes S.eusrsabIerpere
ems, 1O4 Oft Court StraBe. bic Wabl
Don aht 0irsttoren itait. Das aus
ben 1errsn Dm. WIit. Jrant ). So
cob uno 5reo. Dunter beitebenoe Ro-
limitations Gommitteee bat Die fol:
genbsn aanoiDaisn aufseiteilt: 9eorst
+. Denbel. q. 5. Bitter, 6. M. Sen,
nsr, Wm. 6. Sang. gborles Ridels
Bm. o. galofpell. s.. 8. attins
gbarIss 8. SreIanb, q. 20. MOD'
bran, Solspb guhr. 8illium glod
&. Si6eroipis. :. 8. 9ornbessen
). o. 8. GrOte. Daniel Mcaartn. "
J. gbmdn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
Observation-Disclosures.

NSnfu QreItiaiacomo, 8 Monate,
9O6 ganuliller Ctr; Sronhltl8.
g8iaiam 9fiIep, %, "A 9tortp Sf'-;
9unqenifrpinoiuAt.
Maru 6. .. GapIor, 20, 635 sSelf
8. 9lpe.; Siruit)Iad.
;5reo. s. Cpereno, %, 124t 3.
Strabe; Iubertltlo'l@.
ccSennie glptbe, 60, 347 @uen Str; )
arebs. oo
Qorl .. g. 2iepenberg, IS, 4Os =.
g. Gr.; SeberpcF hdrtmg.
gllnia 81. 9}. Eallcn, 20, 9o3 S.
Court Ctr; @er5tranfheit.
9lnna SieperS, 30, $40 atl9onr
Strube; 9HngenidupInoiuht.
Oiarieta ao9eopQc, 40, 1924 Gen-
tral 9lpe., JlbertuIoll@.
S5el1rietta $oltrnpbrcp@, 4 Monafe,
Catherine 9ootb Some; Gnttrartuu9.
gieaie &iQInqeF, ~, Bethesda 80
| Ipitat; @aaeniteln.
Charles W}uellcr. 80, 3ll3 9ote-
rain aue. 5irnlei0en.
Catherine e. Hlefnlann, %, lpoS
groQomap; &trnbalten.
Oscar SSohnion GO, 4l3 2lt 4,
| slpenue; Sunqenihmino'udt.
Ion1inic &ituilo, 81, 230 SSe't
/ Gourt Ctr; Seberpesbartung.
Sorah Keepers. 43, St. Dtdrp 80"
| ipitoI; neutrality-suspicious..
Robcrt Shneioer, 5S, 2os eol'
bolm Ctr: ,5uqueit i'll Sd1Ipebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

Die sfinnsr Der 0ine .StrdBs
Sduls peranitaltsn Wtlttlpoh, /.
gRai, um 2 llbr Inhmittags i'm On
fpcoo pari elm RaifeIt. pofiir sin
hiibifes yrogramm oafseitellt porber
iii. Gs finost sin GROCER aoitiimum'
sua ftati, ferner ainoersartenipieIe
Mdrhenlpisl., 1Gn3e III Rutionalto.
Stiimsn, lebeuoe giloer, Waibaum'
reiaen unb bic aroniine Der WafDnii
ain. Dosu rperben aieoer sefunger
uno aud fur Snitrumentalrortras,
ipirb asIorgt iein. Die IngeboriseI
Der ainber iopis bas pabiifum IN
ang.msinen fnb gu benz J<ft einsela
BEN.
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8ielperigredlene.

Der 13 Sabre aite Georst 1uiHtr.
pon no. 122 sginbIap Strabk. fpuros
Gstlern Worseu fuf5 Dor Gogtsnii'
brad Ron bem poliSiiitn Murpbp oo'
bei obgeid6t. ais e an Der Race Str.
NeNtnej&iIber nom exuiern abs
ldrantte. Der 9enoel lDxrDe einee'
ipsrrt, nm 1eaie beu 9nAkabaeFi&l
porntflbrt ~ ,Derhen
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brIier nfs ale aHbrreH

Oen fam. Chne Grfuriionsraten lit
iolhe nid1t 3u erlparten luto aus Die
lem 8run0c bat Der &orort Die Be.
ifliiiie gefQbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

Gine nismGle lbrig eeb,ieseEe Epeite. DuS
Isftsrf. tsicbl unb biiffp aubeyeiief init stuem
BGenf Radet pru Stppen's Helce 6y6sr nf>
essIer 1Gfff betbsn gaigfrs. Gret C6itsalEoM1t
cxonee Grebeeren. 6tfrcMea uns bie n11sealle
0b01olGts. AUe OgceerD.
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em perfloienen Sabre habsn 3fpsi
Sdipeitern ihr 5nonsigidhriaes Dienii
iubiIdum feiern biirfen unD stbn ba'
BEN i6r 3ebnidbrises sefsiert. Wir ta
Sen hreits % Shptiiern, bic ashr
une mebr SABRE i'm DiotoniHsnbiini
aeftonben bdben, ttlifs BON inner
sp0lf, finf3sbn. nftsebn unb 3paH
ala Sabre unp uniere Dbtrihpsitel
BARI In sfp<i sssabrsn ibr fiinfunn5pGn
sisites 1isnitiubiIdum feitrn. Or. Yn
der, Der Neitor Der Mnftnlt, III bel
Ehspeitern burh bic pon ibm eeiibt
oepiHenbafte G,elforse gum GROCER
Geaen seiprben. gDir banten 9oii
bob i'm perfIoHsnen Sdhr Der 1ooes
engtI an uniern Ghipeitsrn Doriikr
aeqaneen in, unb bab bieitlbtu fih In
allgsmeintn auttr, GtfunDbeis erfrsusn
Die gsrpaItuns.
Die WenD0ltuns ,purDe in esiDiiien
batter unb fporfamer Mtife geiiihr
unb Die Qommitteen baben trsii gear
beitet. Delonbere Anerlennuns Deroien
|lsnlsr bisberisfr G&nbmeiittr 3. 6
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24
Keep This Straight.

The Star Mirror dishes are worth
s14 at any store in the country. And
they are worth that money. But to
make it an object for people to pay
UP their subscriptions in advance they
are, upon the payment of 81 in addi-
ton to the price of the paper, given
set of dishes. Add 81 to the price of
the paper and you have the cost of
the daily one year with set of dishes.
In other words, you get the paper
year and a set of dishes for about
the value of the dishes alone.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

When man wants to sell a horse
the first thing he does, if he is wise,
is attractive. Then somebody will buy
and pay a good price. And TIL same
thing applies to town lots. If you
want to sell Moscow property get in
people will not only come here, but
will stay here. Good improvements al
ways put dollars in the pocket of the
farmer
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

The past week has demonstrated,
from a news standpoint, the value of
daily paper in Moscow If a daily
paper is, then, good thing for town,
it is the business Of the people in the
town 10 make daily paper possible.
which means that the people will see
that the necessary patronage is forth
coming Nor should a town be salts
fed with anything less than the very
best daily paper that it is possible to
give
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Celaski Bell formerly CIawson) to
Stephen Mccoy, $500, due 3 yrs. lots
l of the nwA, 22-424w
Releases
Harry Cornwell to John W. Lavis
ct ux, 1-3-1S93.
Miscellaneous
Annual statement, DeTweede y. w.
& Pac. Hypotheek Bank.
Annual statement, First Bank of
Genesee.
Annual statement, Northwestern &
Pacific Hypotheck Bank.
Annual statement, Moscow Union
Warehouse Co., Ltd
Bill of sale, Seattle Grain Co. to W
NJ Duthie, $3.50, warehouse.
Marriage license, Dell King and
Ethyl Grant, both of Potlatch.
Assign. I'm, T. r. Roberts to Il. Lay
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24
Annual Meeting and Election.

Pursuant to bylaws, notice is here
by given that the annual meeting of
ing and Cold Storage Co., Ltd, will be
held at their office in the city of
Moscow, County of Latah, and State of
Idaho, on Tuesday, June a, 1912, at
2 o'clock p. m. The purpose of said
meeting shall be to elect a board of
directors and transact such other lusi-
ness as may come before said meeting.
Dated at Moscow, this oath day of
May, 1912.
R. w. Stafford.
g. and 9 Secretary.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Misanabie and White River, Ont,
shortly before midnight. 1t is reported
that several lives were lost The en-
CINE, baggage cars, two colonist cars
and two day coaches left the track,
tearing down the telegraph lines and
all wires
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

The rain put the streets of Moscow
in their usual condition. And vet
some say they are good enough. Per-
satisfy people who know what paved
streets are like. They are not good
enough to satisfy the stranger who
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Moscow will be no better than the
people living in and around Moscow
make it. The town is the proof of the
kind of people in the town. Remem-
Siyc people
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24
The Daily Star-Mirror carries the Uni
ted Press Associations Service.
FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1912

There is so much bad in the best
of us. and so much good in the worst
OF us, that it hardly behooves any of
us. to talk about the rest of us
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

visits Moscow We're our streets paved
the rain, instead of making them mud
dy, would have washed away the dust
and dirt. and this morning, instead or
their unsightly appearance, Moscow
streets would be attractive and invit-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

RIM made hwy Charles Hill ct ux, 2
26-12
Assign I'm, j. E. Williams to DR..
LePard, RIM made by L. B. Page ct TX.
2-27-11
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Patronze home industry. Spend
your money in the community where
you live. 1t pays. Keep just as many
people as possible employed in Mos
COW. Keep this in mind. 1t pays.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Pullman, so we of Moscow like to
think, is not in our class, yet Pullman,
only nine miles away, is going to pave
this summer What will Moscow do?
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reported by Inland Merchants AS
ISOLATION, Moscow, Idaho.
May %, 1912
Deeds.

Dee0S.
Mary A. Averill to Edward Katzer
ct TX, $3.50, tract in 17-42-4w.
Charles earle to Rosa Garlic, l.. and
A, lot 80, in 1639-5w
Carl Milton to Marie L. Milton, ST.
tract in IL and 11-40-4w
Mortgages.
Edward KatZer ct ux to Mrs. L. T.
Averill, $3.50, due 10 yrs, tract in IL
42-4W.
W. w. Johnson to Bank of Juliactta,
$50, due SLIP, 2 horses.
Walter H. Crumrine ct ux to George
G. Sainter, 500, crop of potatoes on
4-39-5w
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Paulson of Blaine, at the Aspray hos
pital yesterday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24
Portland Factory Burned.

PORTLAND, May 24.-Fire of I'M
the harness factory of W. II. McMonies
& Co, on Union avenue, between East
Oak and East Pine streets. The dem
age to the building and contents was
$4,000. about half of which was COW
cred by insurance. The flames threat
ened the Osborne hotel, a small lodg
ing house, and during the excitement
one of the guests, S. T. Lerly, fell from
ALI upper window and was dangerously
injured
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Canadian Pacific Wreck
FORT WILLIAM, Ont, May 24.-The
first section of No. 1, c. p. R. r., west
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Ladies Tan, one and two strap
Pumps, $1.5O per pair to close out at
per pair. o8c
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-24

Girls Pumps, from SIPS, $1.40,
$1.69 in Gun Metal, Tan, Patent
Leather and White.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
Dapttst

With a sermon morning and evening
BY DR.. Weston Bruner, and singing by
his chief soloist Mr.. !. E. Reynolds, as
sisted by large adult and Junior chorus
es. there will be ended tomorrow at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church a series Of
evangelistic services which for two weeks
have attracted unusually large audiences
and been productive of far-reaching re-
suits to the church. Fifty new members
have already been added, and many more
persons who have professed conversion
will probably be received later.
The first twenty minutes of each serv-
ice tomorrow will be devoted to cOngre-
EatioRal singing led by Mr.. Reynolds
and the ChOruses. Anticipating the same
situation that occurred last Sunday even
ing, when the main Sunday school room
had to be opened to accommodate the
overflow Of attendants, the church has
made preparations to open up the entire
ground floor and galleries, thus securing
q seating capacity of over 1900. Because
of the excellent plan of the new church
edifice, this can be done without placing
any person more than sixty feet from the
speaker. Pastor J. Compton Ball will
baptize a number of converts at this
meeting.
DIR. Bruner, who is now we'll known
throughout the South as the evangelist
general of the Southern Baptist Conven-
tiOn, will so from here to Houston. Tex,
where with fifteen other evangelists and
singers, he will conduct a campaign with
all the churches Of that city uniting.
Birthday Sunday is the title given
to the meeting at the Columbia Baptist
Church, at II O'Clock tomorrow morning,
which will commemorate the eleventh
anniversary of the founding of the
church. A special effect has been made
10 have all the past and present members
Of the church come to the services. Pas
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
MEN AND RELIGION
MOVEMENT TO HOLD
DAILY INSTITUTES

Churchmen Urged 10 Attend One
Series ReEuIarly-PastOrs Be-
IIeve Better Results viii BE
Obtained.
Beginning Tuesday Of next week and
continuing daily to and including FRI
day evening institutes will be conducted
by the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment in the interest of missions, Bible
study, boys work, evangelism, and social
service On Saturday there will be a
union institute in First Congregational
Church, beginning at 4:15 p. m, and
lasting until p. m. The other insti-
tUtes will be one hour in length, begin
ming at A:50
Church members in Washington have
been requested by their pastors TO attend
all the meetings of some one series of
institutes during the week. The work.
ers of the Men and Religion Forward
Movement believe that only in this way
will it be possible to get the best results
from the meetings. The practice of at
tending a different institute each day,
they believe, will prove much less profit
able than tying up to one line of work
and seeing II through.
The institutes will make up a very i'm
pOrtant part of the work of the eight
day campaign, and it is hoped that as
many men as possible will attend them.
In the course of these meetings the prob
lens Of Washington will be discussed by
social service and religious experts whose
addresses, it is thought, viii be Of great
value TO citizens OF the District.
The boys work Institutes will be held
IN Mount Vernon NJ. E. Church; those
on missions and social service in Epi-
phany Parish House, that on Bible study
in st. PauI-s Lutheran Church, and that
On evangelism in New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. There will be a
sixth institute on church advertising on
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons in
First Congregatioal Church.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
MEN AND RELIGION.
~ PHILLIPs nRooss.

~ AAAAAfAfAEH nnOOAHs
Truth through personality y
our description OF real preaeking.
II has IN 1t two essential ele-
mentn. truth and personality.
Neither Of these can IL spare nna
stiIi be prenchinE. The truth
.mHst come really through the
person, not merely ever his lips,
not merely into his understand
Ing and 0uf through his pen. II
must come throaEh HIS ehnrneter,
HIS affections his whole intelIee-
tnaI and -mdfnl being. II must
come EenulaeIy through him.
In baIaneing the uae TO be
made Of PersahaiIty ana Of iadI-
viduaIity, the lprincipfe OF per-
sonaiity once admitted involves
the individuality of every preach
er. Every preaeher would utfeF
the truth In his own way, and
according 10 his 0wn nstnre:. II
must come not only fhrouKh mnn
but through men. II you nionopo-
Ike men you lose their huuan
power to a large degree. II you ,
could make all men think alike
IL would he very much ms q no
man thought at aII-as, when the
whole earth moves toEefher Win
all that IL upon II, everything
seems still.