davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

jim pOzgo hisc, sc to imenuie liz
ravnaJoca p%ravica'.
Nj Ii okrutnost wee okutnost. Ge
Sc il Ola drugo ime?
Ma drugem mcstu pripoveduje-
jo dopisniki o zabavnih prizorih z
vojne, potem pa nadaljujcjo:
'Nekoliko dni pozneje so
Louvainu izgubili glavo. Ljudje
so zblazncli. Civilisti so il zasede
streljali na nemSkc vojake. To ie
bil kardinalen zlocin prot zako.
nom civiliziranega vo.jskovania.
kazen jc bila strasna. u zelcznim
svincnikOm je zapisala vsem Bel.
giJcem strah pred pruskim bogom
V srce, cd Antwerp do Beaumonta.
cd Ostenda do Liega. Danes lei
emo naistarejSih vseuGilisenib
NEST severne Europe V prahu in
pepelu. Tudi domovi, katerih ie
marsikateri ameriSki duhovnik ri.
mokatoliSkc cerkvc sprcjcl svoie
Studije, so baic zravnani z ZEN
lJo. Bio j. grozno - ali bila ie
vojna."
Gospodjc dopisniki menda MISC
cutili, Ola SO $ tenn stavki slovesno
potrdili okrutnOsti. katerc so no.
tell zanikati.
&c je bio bclgiisko prcbivalstvo
vccraj prijazno 4 ncmSkimi voia-
XII, danes pa ST ga jc - kakor
pravijo polotila blaznost, da je
izgubilo glavo, je moral biti "a to
blaznost kakScn razlog. In zblaz-
nclc Judi strcljati jc cudna pra-
vica. Ali IL navrdcnih stavkov
s!iSim" :" nadalic, da zaradi hlaz-
nosti posamcznikov MISC bill kaz-
novani lie posamczniki, ampak da
so 5 svinGcnkami zapisali strah in
trcpct pred pruskim bogom Bel
gijccm Y Srcc.
Nj Ii To Okrutnost?
I'm SllSlmo, ola j. LOuvain V raz-
valinah, da jc vScuGiliSGc uniGcno.
Vi Ii To okrutnoSt?
Nckaj casa 50 dannadan doha-
jala porocila - tudi IL Berlina
da so IL Icppclinovih zrakoplovov
i'm IL Samolctov mctali bonnie V
mcsta, Y Antwcrpc, Y Pariz i. I. d..
ki 81 zadclc ncoborozcnc l.judi. IL
bijalc Gene in otrokc.
vi Ii to okrutnost!
Ne dolzimo n~cmSkcga maroda.
da hi bill bolt barbarian cd dru-
9Th. Dolzimo pa vojno, Xxi .ic nujmo
bcstialna; dolzimo Wade. Xxi so
zakrivilc vojno in Z MO VISA bar
barstva. Proti tenn zloGincem bo-
mo klicali narodc V boi, dokler ne
bo mas glas dovolj moGan. da .iih
zdruzi "a obrambo miru i'm kul-
turc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
BESEDA o MEDNARoDNosTI

NavidcMo gredo nckaterim lju-
dem pojmi StraSno rczko Y glavo.
Navidczno pac, zakaj vcrjctno nj.
da hi bill res tako slabc pamcti
kakor Sc dclajo. Po desctlctjih
praksc II. pr. Sc vedno noGejo raz-
umcti, kaj jc mednarodnost. &c
hi jim clovck vericl. da res ne
razumcjo tcga, hi bill lahko uza.
ljeni tcS. da Jill ina "a slaboum-
ne. Pa vemdar postopajo tako.
kakor Ola so res Slaboumni, ter
meGejo mcdnarodnoSt, breznarod
most, protinarodnost vse Y en-
kos.
Nj trcba misliti, da .je tako lie
pri Slovcncih. NaSi n|arodniaki
MISC mojstri, temvcc uccnci. Use
njih dclo - &c nj bcscda zloraba
- Jc posnemanjc. Kakor sliSijo
drHgc zgoleti, tako Givkajo "a nil
mi. Tudi fraZa o breznarodnosti
socialne dcmokracije je privrSala
IL ncmSkih gOzdov V naSe s%lovcn.
skc logovc. Tudi velika ideja ma
rodnih dclavSkih organizacij ie
prcsajcna IL tujih vrtov ma naSe
grcdicc. Tako torej nj Y tel ideji
pray ME slovensko narodncga:
kajti narodno je to, kar jc samo.
niklo zraslo IA narodnih tlch. ne
pa klavrni plagiat, XII jc komaj
"a Silo Skroplicn 4 naroduimi bar
vami.
&c hi bila narodniakom narod
most res II svctinja, kakor trdi-
jo. da jc, tcdai hi Sc moral sami
hraniti "narodnih dclavSkih or
~ganizacij" Z vscmi Stirimi. Kcr
tcdaj ne hi smell dopu>titi. da Sc
zlorablja njih svcta idcia kot pre-
tvcZa "a hinavSkc dobiGkarSkc
namcnc. All narodniaStvo Sc jc
pray tako izprcmcnilo kakor kr-
ScanStvo. Ma svetu jc pac g. pc
Stica verSkih idealistov, Iii Eau
paJo V silo kriStusoycga nauka;
toda oSamljcni so in z|asmchoya.
nj od tiStih, Xxi imajo oficiclno kr-
ScanStvo V zakupu, in tc Sc upa.
10 5 Svojim prcpriGanicm IL the
izbicc ma dan, tcdaj Jill ccrkcv
izobti in prckolnc kakor Lcva
Tolstcga. Tupatam .ic idealcn ma.
cionalist, Xxi loci V svoiih mislih
narodnost cd selma in kuponov;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
RUSKI SOCIALIST IN VOJNA.

Bestialnost. XII zdaj razsaja Y
Evropi i'll XII so jo krstili "a vol
no, le spravila vzajcmne stike pc
vsem Svetu V nercd. Tako lie bilo
mogote. da so i~zostajale vesti IL
Europe, kakor oni V Evropi cd
mas ne mOrejo dobiti zeljno pri.
takovanih vesti. In tako nismo
mogli izvedeti ME zanesljivega
kaj Sc je godilo V Rusiji, odkar
je izbruhnila vojna.
O vojaskih operacijah prihaja-
jo pac telegram il Petrograda in
Berlina, in vsem %pOroGilom Sc po-
INA, da so kOlikor toliko zlagana
Ali mas ne zanima lie to, kako Sc
tepO ma bojiStih; radi hi vedeli
Sc nekatere druge reel, XII mas "a
nimajo pred vscm kot socialiste.
Pc dolgem casu Smo naposled
vendar tudi Y TEN oziru izvedeli
nekaj vaznega. DObili smo poroci
10 o nastopu sOcialiStiGnih p%oslan-
cev V ruski dunn, ko je izbruhnila
vojna. Nastop nash ruskih sodru.
gov je bill TAX, ia mora V srce
raZvcseliti vSakega Socialista. in
VISA internacionala je lahko pd-
nOSna ma svoje ruSke Glane.
Da Sc more pray oceniti Nth
naStop, Sc je treba spomniti, kak-
she razmere vladaio Y Rusiji cello
normalnih cash.
Pc vSch civiliziranih i'm ustav.
Min dezelah vclja pravilo, da so
zastopniki liudStva V parlamen.
tih nedotakljivi. Ma Ruskem Sc j.
ze dostikrat zgodilo, da so zaprli
socialiStitne poSlance. in de Sc Jim
to nj zdelo dosti, so razpustili du,
mo, pOsadili poslaucc ma zatozno
klop in Jill dali obsoditi ma pre-
%enanstvo in pristine dclo V Sibi.
riji.
kdar nj zmor;1o zo,o w.;
Woo - LaL.a IL; ~ u P,"
ian;;b noston; III DILI w
lilo do 10 ni;h -"
10 s;Ia Dd;mo .aL jim
" ,aL;h n~LnIs"mol ~,
voi,o ~ soa;oi;sti 'Sl'
wat; sto1isSo '"' "a
Roznmo 90 l..
sIarc; dnni " ~
vIadi ~ n,;sIo NoJi''
vnrasaIa n-arIamont Una
NO pa~I- we NoJ
Rnsi;; nanoE %'" 'oJ"a
mola i1noron TO- '''"' u T.
nj. d.m9o S'o'i'
,.od 'P''''' ""Po'
No. hood
no,1ona; re- 'o''"i'S,ic,'
nd I,,a ..,i"J' nv I' 'laua
'oJ"' Nreolt'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

Zije (raZsirJenJa), "a katero so
odgovorne Wade vsega sveta- Pro-
letariat mora braniti civilizaciJo
sveta prot temu napadu in 10 boI
branil.
Razredno zavedni proletariat
dezel, XII so zapletene V to voJno,
nj bill dovolj mocan, da bi bill pre-
pre6il to klanje, to vojno in Il
MO zdruzeni propad v barbarstvo.
Toda prepri6ani smo, da najde
delavski razred V mednarodni So
lidarnosti delavcev sredstva in
pota, da dovede V kratkem casu
sklep miru.
PrepriGani smo, da odpre ia ve-
lika vojna masam V Evropi napo-
sled oei in da sc jim zjasni, kje da
tiGe stvarni vzroki potlaGevanja
in sile. cato upamo, da DO ia vol.
ma, ia eksplozija barbarstva zad-
MIA"
No je sodrug Vlastov podal to
izjavo, so socialisticni poslanci
zapustili d~vorano, in MISC gla
sovali ne "a vojni proraGun, ne.
IA zaupnico vladi.
Tako so ravnali zavedni sodru-
gi V on-n parlamentu, kjer so "a
Socializem najbolj vro6a tia, V O.
nj DRAW, kateri zugajo svObod
MENU mnenju vislice, vpriGo one
Wade. katere ne doseze V brez.
vestnosti in nasilnosti skoraj no
bena druga ma svetu.
Ruski socialist Sc pa MISC IA
dovoljili $ SvOjo mozato izjavo Y
dunn. Proti vojni 50 ;udi izven
parlamcnta vodili najostrejSi boz.
Dasi je bilo re razglaSeno vojno
Stanje. so izdali cello vrsto letakov
proti ~ubijanju. In Y njih govore,
kakor so bill vcdno vajeni govo-
riti.
V enem teh letakov pravijo:
"kakSna krvava ironija tiGi V.
delu ruske diplomacije! Zdaj vo-
di Russia vojno Z Avstrijo in 2
Nemcijo. baje cato. da varujc in
tercSe Srbije. Protekcija Srbije
je naiSvetejSa dolznost Rustic.
kakSnO licemerstvo je to, Zami-
slime Sc lie Y to: Car Sc vmeSava
Y intercsu Srbije. medtem kO mu-
ti Y svoji drzavi Poljake, Fince
in Tide in naStopa proti Pcrziji
kakor ropar."
Da jc ruska vlada zatrla wee
socialiStiGnih liStov, Sc p~ravzaprav
razume samo od sebi. Kljub tcmu
piSejo tisti, Xxi Sc izha .jajo. Y ncj
oStrcjScm tonu prot vladi in Sc
pri svojcm dclu ne zmcnijo ne "a
drzavnega pravdnika ne "a krv.
nika.
Use to nam dajc ponosno "a
vest. da ruska rcvoluciia nj mr.
iva i'm da jo bodo izvrSili ruski
socialist pref kakor Sc >anja ii
ramon.
no j. bilo ladujc rcvolucio
nano gibanjc Y MoSkvi y krvi "a.
duieno, je mislil ear bat.iuSka. da
J" njcgovo tlranstvo srdaj varno
"a Use case. Revolucija Sc nj zgc-
Mia, pa so menili. da ic mrtva.
Pc velikih tovarnah mi bilo Straj
kov. pa Sc Jim jc zdrlo. da SO de.
lavci ukrotoni. Ali lrtos. kratck
cas- pred napovedjo vojnc, SO H.
bruhnllc vclikc stavkc ma jugu
potem pa Samem Pctrogradu.
In tudi &C. ne hi bile Uncle tc stay
Ike 70 ocividno revolucionarncga
z%nacaJa. vcmo IL dobrih yirov. da
so bile uvod "a revolucijo.
Nojna jc izprcmcnila %polozai:
odgodila je ncmara revolucijo. II.
blla je nj. Pogumni nastop ruskih
Sodrugov je porok, da ina med
narodm socialism in svoboda V.
Ruslji n~ajzvcstcjSe, ncjzancsliivci-
Sc bojevnikc. I'm kaj pomcni osvo
boditesv Rustic, nj treba Sc lr.
praviti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
VOJNE O~KRUTNOSTI.

pri p%redsedniku Wilsonu zarodi
krsenja nevtralnOsti cd strani
Nemtije III zaradi okrutnosti. XII
Jlh Je nemska vojska poGenjala "
njihovi dezeli.
Skoraj oh istcm tasu pa prihaja
IL Ncmtiic dolga brzojavna spo-
mcnica, Xxi jo poSilja pet Gikaskih
voJnih poroGcvalccv svojim listom
= odlocno trditviio, da Sc nj ncm-
ska vojska V niGcmcr prcgrcsila.
&c eta Glovck njihovo poroGilo. hi
skoraj mislil, da jc voina Y ccloti
icpa idila. L. tupatam prckinjcna
4 n%ckatcrimi ncizogibnimi sitnost-
mi.
kdo vraga ina torci pray i'm
kdo ne! kdo govori rcsnico i'm kdo
Sc lazc?
kdor hi mislil, da ic odgovor ma
tako vpraSanjc zclo cnoStavcn. hi
So tcncIjito motil. TAX" TO nj.
kakor Y navadnih prcpirih, da ina
eden pray, drugi pa ne. Y takih
sIutajih So sodba ne SINE prcmagli-
Ii, tc noGc poStati kriviGna.
kar So tiGc bclgijskc ncvtralno-
StI, j. Stvar popolnoma iasna. Bel
glja j. n%cvtralna dczcla in memo
ncodvismost 81 garantiralc vclcsi-
L.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

NEIL IreuNcera1Jem Je NellkO Sue
vilo vojakov prekoraeilo mejo, da
pobegnejo ia turSka tia. Gene Ii
vii so Sc ma Kavkazu poeetverile.
Tezave, da Sc potlaci vstaja, so
veGje in veeje.
Dunaj, 81. augusta. Jugoslo-
vanska correspondence Xxi stoji V
Berchtoldovi sluzbi) poroea il Ca
rigrada: Vstaja prot Rusiji ma
Kavkazu sc je razvila V popolno
revolucijo. Re wee dni trajajo kr-
vavi boji med vstasi in vojastvom
XII je ostalo zvesto. Razvoj dogod-
kov ma Kavkazu in OBJ meji zasle-
dujejo turSki vladni krogi z nara
s6ajOGim nemirOm. Deputaciie IL
kavkaskih obmejnih krajev priha-
jajo k turskim poveljnikom i'll
prosijo, mai koraka turska armada
6ez mejo. Polozaj pOstaja nevzdrz.
ljiv.
To so mrsave vesti, Xxi povedo
tako malo, da Sc ne more pc Nth
pray ME sklepati. Sc tc gotovosti
nj, da so resniGne, cetudi je pray
lahko mogO6e, da so kavkaSka DO.
jevita plemena porabila ugodno
priliko, ko mora Russia posiljati
Svoje cete prot Avstriji in Mem.
ciji, da Sc poskusijo osvoboditi.
Ali oh ten So ne SINE pozabiti,
da nrihajajo vesti O vstaji il Carl
grada in 4 Dunaja. q TurGiji so
zadnji mesec neprcmehoma priha.
jala pOrocila, da hOcc tudi ona pc,
seGi Y vojno, cato je pray lahko
mogoGe. da so jo klicala kavkaS-
ka plcmcna lc Y turSkl fantaziji
ma pOmoC. Stvar jc Sc zaradi tcga
Sumljiva, kcr med kavkazi, dasi
SO mohamcdanci, nikdar nj bilo
simpatij "a Turcijo, in de- vstaja.jo
roper Rusljo, gotovo ne hrcpcnc
pc turSkem jarmu.
Nesti L Dunaja je treba Sc boil
oprczno %sprcjemati Tam hi bill
gotovo radi zaplctli Turcijo Y
vojnO, ker hi Sc polozaj avstrijSkc
vojske ua vsak nacin olajSal. ako
hi Sc morala Russia obrniti tudi
proti Turtiji.
Zdi Sc pa, ola so Sc Y Carigradu
res prcmislili. In TO j. naposlcd
razumljivo. Doklcr jc Ncmcija lc
zmagovala i'll dokler jc tudi Az
strija govorila o amen napredo.
vanju. jc bilo "a Judi Enver pa
Sovc %boJevitoSti mikavno, Ola hi ma
kakSen nacm poravnali turSkc il.
CUBE Y zadnji balkanski vojni. Pc
vrh t"ga so hujSkali Sc ncmSki &c
ncrali in oficirji, Iii so Y Turtiji
IA inStruktorje.
Polozaj Sc je pa prcccj izprcmc-
mi. Cctudi vojna Sc nikakor nj od
loCcna IN So vSc ST. lahko obrnc.
so vendar Y Carigradu ~Spoznali,
da 81 nj zanaSatl la abSolutuo
zmago \emcijc in AvStrijc. &C. bi
bill ii dive draw porazcni. me- hi
mcla Turtija mc lc niccSar prita-
kovati, ampak nastala hi zaujo
cello nevarnost, da So razpadc s.
to, kar il je 9stalo.
Cetudi jc kavkaSkim plcmcnom
kakor vsakcmu narodu privoSciti
SvobOdo in .ic vsaka rcvolucija ma
RuSkem dobro mamcnje, vcndar
kavkaSko vpraSanje nj tako yaz.
no. ola hi mogel clovck ~pozdraylja.
Ii zaradi NIGGA novo, oziroma raz-
SirJcno yojno. zlaSti kcr hi kavkaS
Iii rodovi pod svojimi domatimi
despoti ne bill mic ma bol.jScm ka.
kor pod rusko Waldo.
Rusko rcvoIucijo, XII .ic potrcb.
ma, ne lc "a osvoboditev ruskcga
naroda, tcmvcG "a dcmokracijo
Use Europe, pricakujcmo oil dru.
&c Strane. In ia rcvolucija pride
g%otoVo, ne Y |znamcnju malih de
Spotlcnlh knczov, tcmvcG V INA
mcnJu sOcialne dcmokraciic.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
RICHMOND HORSE SHOW OPENS.
Duke Of Teck Formally Opens Up
LOudOn's Most Fashionable
Event.

| LONDON, June 19.-Record entries
were obtained for the Richmond Horse
show which opened today in the beau
| tiful Old Deer Park, Richmond, by
the Duke of Teck, president of the
show committee. Despite the count
er attraction of Ascot there was big
muster of society leaders, and keen
interest was taken in the competitions,
for which prize money to the extent of
$4,000 as well as several coveted
trophies was offered. There were 80
classes for the equine competitors,
and number of the ever popular con-
tests.
Walter Winans, the ex-American ex-
hibitor as usual had a big string of
horses and he introduced some novel
ties in housekeeping Arabian stations
and Russian sleigh and Troika horses.
A special competition for hunters was
a feature of today's proceedings and
for this there were a number of Amer
lean entries. Tomorrow the chief event
will be the Coaching Marathon from
Hyde Park to Richmond, the first
prize being Lord Leconfield's cup.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE MEETING
Scores of Physicians and Others In
terested in Sociological Side OF
Medicine at Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 19.-
Scores of prominent physicians and
others interested in the sociological
side of medicine gathered here today
for the 39th annual meeting of the
American Academy of Medicine. The
sessions will continue for four days.
Reports of committees and routine
business consumed most of the TIM
today. Tomorrow the subject an
nounced for discussion is "The Pr
tice of Medicine and the Industries" I"
Among the speakers will be Frederick
l.. Hoffman, insurance statistician
Newark, N. j.; DR.. Alice Hamilton, in
vestigator for the Illinois Commission
on occupational diseases; William M.
Ogle, surgeon to a large mining com
pany; and Owen Lovejoy, general sec
retary of the National Child Labor
Committee OF New York. ca Monday
the final executive session will be
held. al
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
GERMANY A THRIFTY NATION.
America Can Learn Much From Eur
ope That viii Help.

BERLIN, June 19-"America can
Germany, in the matter of thrift and
economy, said Simon w. Straus, the
Chicago banker and president of the
American Society for Thrift. Mr.
Straus has about completed tour of
France, Italy, Austria and Germany
during which he has made thorough
study of European thrift and will make
report to his society and to the Uni
ted States government of the results
of his observations and investigations
"My Investigations in Germany have
impressed me with the need for ex-
tending the activities of the American
Society for Thrift and making it in
Iternational," said Mr.. Straus to the
United Press. 1--WE have become prod
igal in America and l am here to learn
ways of thrift, but l find that the
German nation is more thrifty than
the German individual. Thrift is an
anomaly. In America we have taken
up the systematic education of the
people to greater individual thrift,
knowing that without that, our munic-
ipal, state and national affairs will not
be run on thrift lines. One of the
purposes of our society was to learn
from inquiry in foreign countries, and
have observed and learned much which
hope may be nationally useful in
America.
1.-The physical condition of the men,
the longer and more specialized school
system and the cooperative buying
and selling, are aspects of German
thrift which will repay our study. A
definite and systematic effort must be
made in America to teach the benefits
of the houshold garden, as well as
we'll as how to make one, and in doing
this learn handicraft which otherwise
city boys do not learn. The urban
population must get back to the land |
and this is the best and quickest way
to bring about the change"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
Was Terrific Explosion.

LETHBRIDGE, Alberta, June 49,
At least 200 men are believed to have
perished in terrific explosion in the
Hillcrest coal mine near Blairmore, AL
berta, today. About 600 miners enter
ed the workings this morning and only
400 are known to have escaped. Thick
clouds of black smoke was issuing
from the shaft this afternoon. 1t is
almost certain that all who are still
In the mine are doomed.
Send Doctors and Nurses.
Officials of the Canadian Pacific
railway at Calgary received advices
that at least 200 were killed. A spe-
cial traih was rushed to the scene
carrying doctors, nurses and large
supply of coffins. The scene around
the shaft house were heartrending.
Families of the men at the mine gath
cred in great numbers and hysterica'
scenes were enacted. Rescue parties
were at once formed and every effort
made to communicate with the under
ground workings.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
AUTO JUNKETS TO
BOOST FALL FAIR
BUSINESS MEN WILL VS.
IT SURROUNDING TOWNS DUR
ING THE SUMMER.
Will Exploit the Coming Latah County
Fair-Advertising Posters Have
Been Ordered.

Plans for the coming Latah County
fair, September 22-26 are already be-
| ing projected by the directors of the
| fair and during the coming few months
many auto junketing trips for the pur-
lpose of exploiting the fair will be
made by Moscow business men. Ii
lis planned to hold a series OF
trips in which towns in different sec
tions surrounding Moscow will be Wis
Iited.
The advertising committee of the
fair association has just placed an or
der for an extensive line of large bill
board posters and other advertising
matter which is expected to reach here
in the near future and will be sent out
broadcast in the county and neighbor-
ing counties for display.
1t is announced by the management
of the fair that the copy for the prem
ium list is now practically all pre-
pared and that the premium list will
be ready for publication during the
first of next week. The premium lists
will contain a fund of information rel
ative to the various divisions of ex-
hibits which will be intensely interest
ing to the general public. The prem
ium lists will be mailed to residents
in all parts of the county, however the
announced today that re-
quests for the list will be placed on
file and copy sent to all making ap-
plication.
While yet early, it is planned to ar
range for the best amusement attrac-
tions that can be secured and the
committee is now making
careful inquiries into number OF
feature attractions. 1t is also planned
% arrange for splendid race meet
ng.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
ROYAL ASCOT CLOSES.
Royal Party There and Witness Closing
Day Races.

ASCOT, Eng, June 19-"Royal
Ascot" finished today in a blaze OF
glory with the Nottingham Stakes, a
6 furlong sprint, value $4,000; the
Hardwicke Stakes, mile-and-a-half
weight-for-age race value $12,500, and
the Alexandra Plate, 2 ga mile
weight-for-age race value $4,000. as
the chief events.
The Nottingham race was won by R.
J. Farquaharsons Mount William. c.
Hubert's Mercuri was second and w.
Rappael's Lord Annandale was third.
There were "a starters.
While silk hats were to be seen in
the royal enclosure, etiquette was re-
laxed for this, the concluding day, and
even King George, who with Queen
Mary was again present, availed him
self of this freedom and wore one of
his favorite felt hats and a lounge
suit. The royal party drove over
from Windsor Castle but there was
no state procession.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
Huerta Must Yield.

Unless the Huertistas at Niagara
Falls yield, the negotiations will be
ended, it was stated today on admins
tration authority. The American en-
voys, it was said, had said the last
word, and unless Huerta retired vol
UNFAIRLY in favor of rebel domination
OF the government of Mexico City, the
United States will openly aid the con
stitutionalists. Not that American in
yasion of Mexico is planned but that
the embargo on arms and ammunition
will be raised and the constitutional
lists permitted to get all the munitions
they please on this side of the border.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
HARVARD LOST
THE MAIN EVENT
IN THE VARSITY EIGHT-0ARED
RACE THIS AFTERNOON YALE
WAS VICTORIOUS.
Only aAItter Of Inches, it was so
ClOse-Haryard Takes the
PreIiminaries.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 49,
Yale defeated Harvard in the varsity
Ieight-oared race this afternoon, the
finished being so close it was matter
of inches. Harvard made clean sweep
in all the preliminary events.
In the preliminary events of the re-
gatta Harvard beat Yale in the race
between the second varsity crews and
also the freshmen eights. The time
of the varsity seconds was Harvard
49. Yale was outdistanced and no
time was taken. In the freshmen
eights the time was Harvard 1874 to
Yales 1902.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
IDAHOANS IGNORE HEAT.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Notwith-
standing the hot weather the capital
city has been filled with Idaho people
during the last week. Among them
may be mentioned: Joel Priest OF
Boise, Hon. J. M. Thompson, B. M
Holt of Caldwell, E. M. Kirkpatrick
of Parma. c. H. Way of Blackfoot,
John Herman of Moscow, and Judge
J. H. Boomer Of Kellogg. Mr.. Hugh
Hill of Moscow, reached Washington
this week on his way to Annapolis,
where he enters as the nominee of
Burton L. French to
the military academy.
William Wilmington of Montpelier,
recently appointed to West Point by
Senator Brady, visiting in Washing
ton a few days before taking up his
work at the u S. military academy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
NEGRO RUNS AMUCK
BULLETS HIT TWO
SHOSHONE TOWN MARSHAL AND
FORMER MEMBER OF IDAHO
LEGISLATURE VICTIMS.
Drug Crazed Negro Escaped Last Night
But Captured at American
Falls Today.

BOISE, Ida., June 19.-After shoot
ing James May, the town marshal OF
Shoshone, and e. V. Bowers, former
member of the Idaho legislature, the
latter probably fatally, Jack Edwards
"a drug-crazed negro, last night es-
capped but was arrested at American
Falls today.
Bowers attempted to arrest the negro
after the marshal was shot. Edwards
boarded moving freight train and
fired from the top of the car, the bull
let striking Bowers. Citizens orde
ed all negroes out of town following
the shooting and they obeyed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
WANTS BIG DAMAGES.

LOS ANGELES, June 1S-Demand-
| ing $4,000 for being bitten on the
nose and a similar amount for being
called names, Morris M. MacManus
filed suit against Frank D. Hax, 10.
MacManus alleges that the nasal nip
and the names followed quarrel over
a rabbit.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-19
SPECIAL EXPO DATES SET.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-The
following dates for number of i'm
portant exposition events, which will
be held here during 1915 today were
formally announced by Hollis E. Cool
ey, chief of special events of the Pan
anna International exposition: Wander
bilt cup race, February %; grand
pr;x race, March Z; Theatrical Mech
anical association day, July II; Pheon-
tx, Salt River and Tuscon Day, July
80; Arizona and Mines Day, August l;
Insurance Day, April 1S; Walthan
Day, August 16; Nashville Day, July 8.