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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
DR.. Hills on Race Extinction.

NEW YORK, Mar. 5.-Does Amer
lea prefer to evolve nation OF "feeb-
lings" or of eugenic men and women,
taller, stronger, healthier, handsomer
than Americans today? In the opin-
ion of the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hill
lis there is the choice which con-
fronts us. Race degeneracy is no
longer a bugaboo," said DR.. Hills.
1.-The simple fact is, tide of degener-
acy is rolling in upon us. And the
time has come to recognize that unless
drastic measures are taken the whole
standard of civilization will have to
change in order to avert race eXtinc
ton.
There is a breakdown of morals
among the wealthy, our climate leads
to overwork, and city life and excite
ment cause the nervous disorders and
breakdowns. There is too much strain
on the heart One-half Of the scien-
lists tell us that the race is degener-
ating, that it will wane to the point OF
extinction. The other half tell us that
the race is craving stronger and
healthier and better. Both statements
are true.
"One-half of our people are God
fearing, law-loving, pure-living, ano
their children and descendants are
growing taller, handsOmer, healthier,
happier. The other half is living for
pleasure and animalism and their
descendants are deteriorating in health
and will finally drop out of the world"
ShinbOne-BackbOne.
If you have pain in your spine, Is 1t |
because your backbone or because |
your shinbone is aching? After having
been pronounced hopeless incurable
by doctors for the last two months,
q fractured vertebra was removed
from the spinal column Of Raphael
Angel, and a section of one OF his
,hinbones was formed into the shape
If the vertebra and placed in his spine.
The operation was performed in two
md half hours, and at its conclusion
Prof. Nicoll and his assistants agreed
here was no reason why Angel
hould not recover, although it is like
v his spine will always be stiff.
Stealing Plate Gas. II
Stealing red hot stove is no longer t
he record crime. A crash OF glass
reused Policeman Leaby and sent
i'm sprinting toward saloon, from v
hitch the same crash sent two men t
away. The big plate glass fl
indow was the burglars loot, and n
ley might have gotten away with it. II
it hadn't broken Leahy caught both
EN-, who tripped and fell, and they
ere indignant at being pulled in or
lch charge. One of them exclaimed. :.
IN a pickpocket and leather-drop- !,
II, all right but this glass business -
Mt my graft"
A Long Ride. bl
For seven years and six months We
seph A. Sheridan, president of the &C
dependent Ice Dealers association, pl
lst stay on the water wagon. If he w
lis off he will have to go to prison. lit
) was convicted of an attempt at ex tn
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
MONKEY JACKETS FINE
THE BOLERO IN TASTE
Clever Fashion Chrps, Interestingly Told by New
York's Most Observing Critic, Margaret
Mason
The HeelIess Sandal.

Ias practical to slip over the fluffy
frock of the moment
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
w. q. BARGE
AUCTIONEER

goin to can them guys this year, any
how
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06

Tie Star-MirrOr is ON sale little
after five o'clock every day at the
Corner Drug Store.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
Craze for Sleeves.

The craze for sleeves of different
material from the rest of the gown is
gaining in popularity and tight fitting
sleeves of lace, net or chiffon as we'll
as the long loose baggy sleeves of the
same materials are seen in many OF
the newest model gowns. Angel
sleeves are trying desperately to rush
in where they are not wanted and al
though they have succeeded in attach
ing themselves to a few model even
ing gowns they have not been received
with enough favor to warrant many
of them
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
Dynamite Mangles Farmer.

TILLAMOOK, Or, Mar. 6.-L. B.
Kay, farm hand, employed on
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06

General fund ...........$ 48,906.34
Ida.-Lew. state nor sch.
B. &. |. i'd, 'O7. ......... $3.50
Univ. of Ida. Re-B & Ed
i'd, 'O7. 2O2.23
Homesteaders' i'd. ....... 201S5
Grain inspection i'd. ..... 3,050.30
State 3D. of health i'd $3.50. 114.50
Hort. Insp. i'd. 400
Gen. sch. i'd. 114,512.62
Com. sch. i'd. .... 130,8S9.51
Livestock sanitary i'd. 16,0O9.14
Univ. endow i'd. 10,927.7S
Nor. sch. endow. i'd. S,.26.99
Sch of Sci. endow. i'd. -. 1,105.33
Indus sch. i'd. 7,551.S5
Nor sch. i'd. ..... 32,561.17
Ag. col. endow. i'd. ..... S,520.70
ms. asy. endow. i'd. ... 4,795.73
Peniten, endow. i'd. 80. 2,28S.39 |
Ag. col fd 9,40O46 |
Academy i'd. 1O,486.98 |
Penitentiary i'd. ........ 1O,7O6.96 |
Sch. of Sci i'd 12,581.17
Pub. bldg. i'd. so
Chart. Inst. i'd. (2nd.) -. 14,217sO
Carey act trust fd.... 4,6S3.44
Chart. Inst. fd..... 1,S74.O5
Pub. bldg. end. i'd. .... 496.23
Library i'd. ......... 1O,74444
Lew. states nor. sch. lib i'd ST
ms. asy i'd. ........... 4,O6S94
Pub bldg. sink. i'd. ....... 6,564.25
Game i'd. ................ 91O.Oz
Sold Home end. i'd. $50. 15,546.81
Cap. bldg. sink. i'd. 113,999.94
Gen. int & sink i'd. 424, 118.47
N Ida. ms. asy. i'd. ....... 10,666.97 !
Nat forest res. i'd. ....... 2,265.72
kootenai wag. I'd. i'd. H.. S,462.O4 Z
Leadore-P ashimeroi wag. !
rd i'd. 1911. ........... 37.03 ;
Burley wag. bridge i'd. II. 1.37 q
Ida ind. TT. sch. imp. i'd.
lJIl. leu {
bridge i'd. +
l9ll. $40 @
da. state sch. for deaf and h
blind i'd, 1911. ........ .O2 n
It. Maries drawbridge i'd. 1885 Il
I. Ida ms. asy B. G l. i'd, q
1911 ......... 1,ooo.oo
da state san. bldg. i'd,
l9Il ,ltl.oV
county S. f.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
A Long Ride.

For seven years and six months
Joseph A. Sheridan, president of the
Independent Ice Dealers association,
must stay on the water wagon. If he
falls off he will have to go to prison.
He was convicted of an attempt at ex-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
BALANCES OF STATE FUNDS
Copies Of State Treasurer's Report
Showing Money on Hand
Reaches Moscow.

Idaho still has cash in the treasury,
If the bonded debt is over $4,000
600. Staet Treasurer Allen has closed
he had balance of 1906, 89094 on the
right side of the ledger This amount
includes all the balances of all the
special funds held by the treasurer.
The general fund has increased almost
to $4,000. An interesting part of the
report is the statement that the inter-
est collected in February from those
holding state funds on deposit amounts
to $31O9.S2. The recapitulation of the
report. is as follows:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08
Die Wutter rief.
Sulia @interitein pollte Der SHUTTER
mad s 3abren in ben Sob folseu.

.Wuttsr iidrb 10 Wainuisu mad II
llbr Ra9ts Dor a9t Sabreu. Sd babe
beute I'm bieislbe 3eit Gift ssnommsn.
8enadri6ties eugene Usunsp. 300
9rsenup Strube, GoptnstOH. ap. Sus
Iia Winteritein.
giHsn 3sttel bisies Jnbalts belt
bic 25 SABRE alts Sulia Wintsritsiu
.rampfhaft in ben SdnbeH. als iie
obnmG4iis ssssn bic 5bur ibr.r aos
sisrpirtbin, grau 0raee gOpIs, 30.
I'LL Wain Strabs, fisl. Srau gopls,
ipel9s bur6 bas Gerduih srtpahts,
fano bic Winteritein in baIbansstlsis
betsm 3uitanbe DOR Der Sbiirs auf.
sic bra9t. oas WGo6sn in ibrsWobs
nuns unb CAB ibr, na6bsm iis ben
9ettsl selsisn, Elm Gssenmittsl siR,
porauf lie bic poli5ei bsnahri6tigt:,
bic bi. unsliidli6e mad bsm ftdbt. So:
ipital brahts. poiel6it bic 4sr3te ies
be ae6snsssfa6r beieitisten. Die 2e'
bsnsmiibs ertlGrts: SD babe Riemanb,
fur ben ib lsbeR ioa uHb s.be bess
balb nidts I'm msin 2sbeu. 2dnaers
3sit mar i9 aubsr 2frbeit. Msins
Wuttsr itur6 por att Sabrsn, bisie
mar mein Gin uno 2llss auf Der
Welt. Sulis Winteritein. bic 3peimal
Derb.iratbst, jsOOd seitisbsn mar,
irug iid nit bsm Gsbantsn, iia pisbsr
gu per6etratbsn, bod iheint iis babon
abitanb ssnommen 3u baben. Sis
mar felt osm 2. Wtoi Der poli3ei als
permibt semeIbst unb bate iid islt
bisisr 3eit Bel elmer sreunbin. Grnu
arblus, go. 80 @eit Court Strabe,
aufgsbaltsn, mo- lie aud Sas @ift su
iib nabm. Sbr. JrsunSin bate feline
abnuns, bab iis fi4 nit Sslbitmoro.
sebuntsn trass. Sn sinsm Wanbs
I6rant fanb bic Wintsritein cine Jlas
i6e NIT Distinctions GIiiiiistsii,
BON fpel6sr lie trant. Sisrauf perlieb
iie bas Saus unb besab iid na3 Der
@Obnuns ibr.r friiberen Mirtbin. tuis
pbeu ertpuhnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

bsrjentge bes 5. 2Ouis strub0e
S9O4.02; berjenige oes Simpn Sturm
$6674.14.
So6n 8. Miller 1T Na6labDerpals
fer BON Robert 8. MiIer; YeriDnaIien
$750,OOO, @runbeigentbum $4,000.
Qnnie 2epD 1T Ra6labDerpalteriH
bon Robert Bloom; perfpnalien $50.
Stephen %. SOnes 1T gla4luBDer'
matter bon 9ou. SD. Stinner; 9runaz
sigsntbum $4,000.
2lusuft Marabrens 1T 9sitament5s
uouitreder ppn Gliie Wurabrens; perz
IonaIien $500, 9runoeieent6um $12,'
900.
gli8abetb $. @eig6sG 1T seita-
mentsOolitrederin pm So6n 3. Dsigz
bsQ; 9erionulien $3.50, 9runOsigen'
tbum $4,000.
Goparo 8. Strubbe III RadluBOsrs
matter Don $. Sobn Strubbe; geriO.
nalien $100, 9runbeigentbum $1,000.
Cora 9. grud lit Ra6labperpaltez tez
rim Don Sophia .. gnbreb; PerIpncs
lien $1,000, @runbeigentbum $4,000.
Barbara GorDes 1T RudIabOerDa!>
term DOH Ssnrp gOroes; perionaIien
$400.
Deri6tebeHes.
Cha 6. gurte erlangte Elm 9erbitt
iibsr $2052.49 fir geleiitets Dienits
segen Gbas. .. Sones, Nu4luboers
matter Der Marp S'RsiI.
Die Sputbern Sbip 8. u. &. 60.
,lasts cine 5urberuns iiber $500 ge>
gen Gbas. 81. Soffmaun ein.
Die Geo. Wiebeman 9repins 60.
leitete Elm Wanbamus0erfabren gegen
Gountp Qubitor .. 20. Ourr eiu,
UNI i'm gu apinsen, ibr einen 0Opz
itsuer Refunber iiber $170.33 fir
bic @irtbi6aft 1929 @ine Ctr. aus
Suitelleu.
Die GinoeI glpe. 6. II. 9. 81. tlGg.
ts cine SppOtbetenfurberung ii6er
$1,000 sesen Cora g. 8rud Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

eelegt, 6aB Die anDeitellten Der Staot
i'm flaiiiii5irten 9ienit, ni6t bon if.
rer 3eif, fir ipclte iie bon Der Biir.
geri6aft be5ablt iperben, oa5u benu.
ben ioaen, I'M fir irgerbeine 8artei
tbdtig 5u ieir, bab lie nidt als 8abl'
beamte ooer als @arbbeamte BET ben
9oblen tb1tig iein iollen. Sie biir.
fen jeSod einem politii6en Stub on.
geb6ren uno fonnen du6 stemter in
iol6em alub annebmen, iotpeit oieie
@enter ni1t cine Berlesung Der obi.
gen @esel beoelten."
4ie beiagte 9ieiolution itebt i'm
oiretten Wioeriprub nit ben su jeoer
3eit giiItisen giuiloienitgeiesen nam.
li1:
.eod iou elm genmter oSer gnge.
ite1ter bes flniiiii5irten 2ienites oes
Stantes obcr Der Counties, Stdbte
unb Stulbiitrifte oesStaates, eingc.
amter in irgenoeiner politiihen Or.
ganilation icin ODER irgenopelfen
glntbeil on Der Yolitif nebmen nit
9lusnabme Der glusiibung ieines
@ablrefts."
113 Sbioer @eiese, Seite iii.
gS piro Die geibuloigun9 erbo6en,
oaB oicier in iqesaler0eiie angenom'
meme Reiolution ale GipiIbienitange.
itelten ermdhtiate. ia iie baSu alf.
ioroerte lid, mad, 9iitbiinfeu attiu
an Der Bolitit 81 betbeiligen lno
bab Die beiagte giciloienitfommiiiion
oieie 9feiollltion in Strait lieB, bis
fur5 Dor Der @abl i'm Nopcnlber
1913, ndmlih bis gum 30. Sftobcr
1913, uno omln, nadoem Die beiaete
Heiolution oiientli1 iopobl in &eoen,
ipie aud in Der Breiie our vu.
S9driite Deroammt noroen mar, Die
6ipilbicnitfommiiiion bic Heiolution
uioerrlli. GaB Oieie unseieslihe Ste'
iolltion unmittelbar na6 benz gm.
pian9 elmer 3uidrift BON Somes Y.
Glart, Dem Setretlr oes Senofrati.
ihen Ganpagnefomnittees aneenout
men lpilroe unb oaB Glarf imgebeno
oon oieier Sbatiafe in aenntniB ge.
iett puroe. Sie Wirtuns oieier Re-
ioIution 5eigte iib am beiten In Der
gebGiiigen politiifen 9Ittipitdt iait
aIler GiUiloienitaneeiteIten Die ibrc
aemter Ourdl Die gegeinpartige GipiI.
oienitfommiiiion erbalten baben, in
fait ieoem @ablpre5inft Der Staot.
(8c5.) 5reoerid 8. SpiegeI,
9iirgermeiiter BON Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08
@eit Gno ManHerdor.

ginss aubergetp6bnlia aabIrsiten
9eIu4s erfreute Iih bic in Der SdIle
BON s. Stible, go. 10009 6reeman
9lpenue unter benz 9OriiB oes qrdiis
oenten u. 9o6itraber uno Der protos
tpIlfibrung beg SetretGrs 4uguit
Maper itattgsbubte monutIi4e Wers
iammlung bes 0eit @ro Wtanners
6ors. Oelegut Mar Miiller berthtete
iiber bic 8orgGnge in Sen SiBuns.H
hes Seuti9 2meritanIithen Staots
perbanbs uno Der 9ereinist:n Sdnger.
Der 8erein oeitlnp lib in ilsb:reirz
Thinning mil 0en arrangements her
@sreinigten Ginger du Der Ndiie1S6s
mpnItratipn segen b.; 9rohibitiorss
betpeeung am %. Mai su 5:t1eilige1
uno BEL Der 5eter in Ser WsuIitba,le
mtt5uiingen.
Yeim gunoes Sin5erfeIt IN
9puispiile piro Der 9ersin ourh eie
fplgenben Witglieoer Oertr,ten fem:
l. 5enor: 2luguIt SuerGens r., mag
MaIler; 2. 2enor: y. SOc5itroIIsr, ..
gringslmann Qtusuit Sir1ens IT,,
Soe Ssps unb Trant Ring; l Sab:
glusuit Maper, aarl y nOer, 9eorg
Niqp unb 6riB 6iI6'hran0; 2. 9ab .
Sphn Slesmann, Sobn 9ruds uno St.
aepp.
Gin neues WitsIisb fir ben Speiten
senpr purSe in Der qeripn opn Serrn
Srib Derner porssIdIasen urO alE
tiinftiser eriter Seupriit puros nit
grobem Subel Der StummbaIter in
9tusii6t gsnommen, nit rpeldem prd.
iioent Su9Itrafer pOn ieiner Satin
beI6sntt puroe, na6oem bic SnmiIie
bisber aus bier MGoeletn beitlnoeH
bate.
DER @srein bate audi Gelesenbeit
Elm 9eburtsfeit 5u feisrn. Serr ..
8rinsslmann feierte nGmIih iein 81,
@ieaenfeit uno prdiioent Sp9itrdTer
Ipra6 ibm i'm Ndmsn bes @ereins bic
berSli6iten @Iiidpuni6e aus, wdpa
reno Serr glusuIt Suergens oem 9e-
burtstasstinb etnen prG4tigen 9lus
menitroub iibsrreitte.
Cine ebrsnpplIe Gtnloouug srbieIt
Der @erein bon Der Gb. Wartlts Ge'
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Gbe.GrlanbxikiaeiHe.

(Senrp grotpn, 38, 325 %. 6. ctr.
lmuub wilIion, 80, 1924 .. WacWiIs
Ian Ctr.
(Glauo .. gibbinser, SO, 20 8. IL.
}Strabe.
(gsrOa 9trOb, 21, 20 8. 12, Str.
JJerb. Dm. Stsiutamp, 27, Ror-
I 1poop. 8.
(6rieba g. granO6orit, "a, ROrpOOo.
(Someg 80. gsaIs, 80, 8O8 glart Ctr.
lQnna Wasuire, 80, 806 2ibertp
Str.
(Gbarles 9. mldrriott, 10, 415S
}guitern QlDe.
iSennie u. GbparOs, 19, 4116 Sus
mont Str.
[2uuis 6. 9rOB, so, Opentopn, ap.
l9lmanba Sones, Al, 212s M. 6.
Strabe.
(Su6u ,. qurpear, 27, TAI SO. 7.
I Str.
tmarp aOuglep, 10, 919 80. 8. ctr.
I6urrp 6. Coon, "a. 126 8. 6. Ctr.
l0eIite u. 0apis, 10, puIace SOtel.
(SObn 6. grunb. "a, 314 TeiItOn
}str.
lROra Bod, %, 2428 8, Wacwsiten
gloe.
|Diaium @baleD, AZ, 2o1 Main Ctr.
lGarrie Simpior, As. 622 Rortb Ctr.
(SfuOOre aaplan, 21, 1897 Ritten'
{bouie Ctr.
iWlinnie aitpinstp, %, 637 30. Court
Strube.
Igeor9s Soptins, 20, 429 g3iOuser
; }Strobe.
istella @auace, 80, All GuIOsrt
Ctr.
(So6n $. 5ObriOu, 30, 219 go0man
I {glpenue.
I@srtruoe 8. Sadiun, 26, 1915 Sr'
min Str.
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Weburten.
8 n a BEN.

" n a o. n.
9lusuit unb Dora Sosllnsr, 1923
laurel Ctr.
5OIspb unS SassI asift. 1917 Cha.
pei Strabe.
Robsrt unb CLARA aanssnbabn.
Willerest Roao.
G.orss unb Gina anssrt. 1926
Glsnbora glDe.,
Sobn unb anHa @rssn, 1890 purs
cen CTR.
Jrant unb WsareslIa auppsnborfer.
963 Rirbert Ctr.
WGb9en.
Treb. unb SiIba SdrOsbtr, 3942
gplerain glDe.
Clifford unb gbitb aabns, 1886
anor GtraBe.
Senrp unb Gliidbeib MoOrmaH.
1855 Gutter ctr.
Milliam unb gIiie pIani aus Gbi'
cago (gstbssbo SoipitdI).
ebparbs unb Gillian Geds, 1886
Baltimore aps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08
0In ben 3raaen
Siirite es Charles y. @il6p in ieiner
Gisenihaft ais Gipiloienit-aOm.
miiiar aehen.
@iirsermeiiter spiesel hat seiteru
Oifi3iea anflassu ipssen @erssbsus
i'm Gmt gegsn @ilbg erboben.

Gbarlss 3. Dil6p, Der ptaiibsnt be,
I,Gbtiihsn Gipilbienit apmmiiiior
tlrfte. faqs bic aeitern BON giirasr.
nieiiter Spieasl unb bem it1btiidsu
gursau fir Conformation uno Had'
fcrIdlnaeu. aegen i'm erbobeusn Be-
iblperben uno 2lntlassn iid als be.
ariinbet erpsiien iolItsn. bic llnaft.
.sslt iein lmt betleioet bcben.
Die ssg.n DilbD erbobensn 9lntla.
cen lautsn auf llnfdbiaieit. pflidtper.
ladlGiiiauna uuo 0erasbsn i'm @mi
unb an acitriaen Saae lisB girasr'
msifisr Spiea,i cine asnaus Spsaifiai.
runa Der 2lutlaaen nit sinem 9egleit'
idrei6en. bas an Seutlihfeit aud
niht oas Seringite Al piinfhen iibria
llbt. burd ben Stabtit,riff 5ibbIes
Serru Wilbp perf0nlih suiteleH. gu
altider !3eit purbe 6srr Milbp duf
Az einem Sifsntlifen @crbor iiber bic
atgsn i'm erbo6sneE 2lnticgen porgeIas
ben. 9isies 0erb0r finbet am ffreitae,
Dem 10. giai, 8orHittags nm Sebn
llbr. i'm Bureau bes 9arasrmeiftsrs
iiait.
Das Sareibsn b,s Biirgermsiiters
Spisoel on 6srrH Wilbp lautei In Der
uetsrieBeuna fuie folat:
Cincinnati. Z. Wai 1914.
Ihtb. CHARLES 3. Wtlbp.
9oriiser Der gipiIbisnittommiiiion,
Cincinnati. 8.
W.in 6err.
Sic perbtn DON nsm Bureau fir
Snformaiiun uno 0afforidunaen Der
llEfIbigtsii, Der pilidtpsrnaaldiiis
auna unb bes @ergehens I'm amt. in
sftrer giaenitaft als Wlitalieo Der
girilbisnittommiiiion beIduIbiat.
.Sh babe Biz isst astpertst. I'M Sb.
nen Gsl.aenbsit au oe6er. auf bic 8.'
ieIisinannaen 5li aniporten, bic In Der
6fTsnilidsn prsiis aeasn sic In Bee
aua auf sSbre 9lmtsiiihruna erbobsn
luorbsn iinb. 0bsr Gis babeu iih in
tsinsr Wsiit 6smiiht. bieie anihuIoi.
gunaen in 46rsbs Az 'tsllsn .th psr'
dnldbts eine llnteriuhura bur6 oas
ginaanas erpGbnte Bureau unb oas
Grasbnib bi.fsr unisrfuhuna purb.
In msinsm Bureau am bsutiasn 1aae
In GeifaIt sines 9erihts unier6rsitet.
In apslhtm b.baupiet ipirb. baB sic
unfdbigfeit in Der qusiibuna stbrss
2(miss beipi.ien bdben unb baB sic
hsr pfIi8tpernadlGifiauna iotpis bes
gruskns i'm amt in Str.r Giasns
itaft als Mitalieb Der gipilpisnii'
irmmiiiion fbulbis iinb.
I'm abnen Gsleasnbsit fir Elm 6is
feuilihss @erb6r su asben unb nm
bic Nntlaatn in dtfoIut asrehtsr
Msife au erlebiaen, ieBs i'd Sic bis-.
nit pon Der Ibatfa9e IN asnntnib,
bah anilnaen aeasn Sic srbobsn nor.
ben iinb. Don oensn sic sineQlbfhrift
suesitsat srhaltsn. aleihseitia nit Der
WlitthiluHa. fpann unb 100 bic Wers
tanbluna aegeH Gle itattfinbst.
Graebenft
(Gea.) n. g. Gpisssl.
Harasrmsiiisr.
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mefnbe, aus peI6er sr betunntli6 ur@
ipriingli9 berorsegangen lit. Der
@srein puroe einselooeu, selegentlih
bes &ir6enju6ilGums am ID. Suni
5pei 2ieoer gu iingen. Die Ginlua
buns puroe nutiirli4 uneenommsu
unb Der 9erein tpirb bic 2ieoer Der
Sag bes Serrn" uno n0ie StmmeI
riibmen bic gbre Sottes" iiHgen.
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gterblidteits Seridbt.

gbarIes Stageman, 40, 1901 9eit
Ctr, Riidenmortsleioen.
Goparo 5Ianisdn, rs, 2tttle Sia
iters of tbe qpor, 0er3i6Iog.
Ssniamin 8aIter, 81, 212 Webiter
Ctr, S6pinoiuht.
W2urp Smith, AZ, 1865 9apmiIer
Strabe, 9sbertrebs.
Gaqie Sbielos, 70, 3554 gepis
gpsuus, Ser3Ieioen.
Mdrgarstbe pottsr, "a, GtttIe Siiters
Of tbe pOpr, demonstrating.
2tnna Cunningham, SO, 31l4 gur'
net Qps., 5irnblutune.
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So6n unb Gtslla s4id, 1904 Bed
man ctr.
syrant unb 4nna Seqsr, 1859 Ball
timpre MDe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-31
new YEARS EVE

Written for the Star-6uiIetin.)
Here's . health, to the year that il
Hsct"
And well harow the toast with :
tear
to'er the banquet so joyousIy spread)
For the friends that no more can be
here.
Aye, call back the faces of those
Who once toasted and joined in our
rrirth,
May; check not the tear when i,
flows,
For. the true hearts that sIumber in
s. earth.
"Hers's asheaIth, to the year that is
fIed.e ~.
Here's asheaIth to the year that is
here!"
It's the dawn Of the Carnival year,
With a smile for the friends who are
near
And sigh for the dead, ever dear,
Here's health to the joys yet to come.
To fresh hopes, which may brighten
each day.
While here, from our mid-ocean home,
Goes "Good heaIth!" to our friends
far away;
Here's a health to the year that is
here!"
= FRANK GODFREY.
Honolulu, Dec. 81, 1914.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-31
EDITOR

stopping the expectation of munitions to bel
ligerentS are less sensational but hardly less
the arguments of partisan sympathy. His at
tack was plainly; directed against the Allies,
This is perhaps entirely natural, in view of the
fact that he was born in Germany and his
bIood-ties are with the Fatherland.
Both of the congressman have failed to OBJ
serve the delicately balanced spirit of neutral
ity for which the United States now pre- emf
nentIy stands. In their position as members
of the national law-making body, their re-
marks are not those of private citizens. In
evitably they are interpreted as more or less
official opinions. Congress is a liberal body:
in each house wide latitude of speech is per-
mitted; but here is case where it would have
been desirable to invoke parliamentary rule
to shut off this sort of debate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-31
kEcLA1M1NG THE swAMPs.

ski swanps and dBelspondS long d
+ b frritated humor Tor visitors as we'll as
|0|s will be forever swept away if the big
lion plan of Superintendent of Public
Forbes, as outlined in the Star Bulletin
0aS, is adopted by the legislature.
.e IS every reason why the Legislature
+ approve the plan, and none-not even
.eial reason-why it should not. The
Vim be carried out under the revolving
law and IN the end will cost the territory
.|'r nothing. The benefited property will
Rs actual expense of the inaprov ement.
;d1a ofsreclaifnine AlIis hnsightly and
''Ihf,l section was developed by Governor
sm when he was president of the board OF
superintendent Forbes has worked out
Important changes and notifications and
.sne now snits present and future needs
/. financially feasible 1fshohid'be put
rs IS one Of the first acts of the legisla-
.xt spring. ~ = 50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-31
WILL THE DREADNoUGHT BE
. ~. ABANDONED?

Naval operations during this war have al
ready discounted the usefulness of the dread
nought A ship-building authority says that
England probably never will lay down another
one of these leviathans of the deep.
All the dreadnoughts, according tor this au-
sthority, which have been laid down will be
rushed to completion, but no orders will be
given for any more vessels of this type. This
policy was under serious consideration when
the Audacious went to the bottom and the
recent loss of the Bulwark has only served to
confirm the opinion that the battleship as a
fighting craft is doomed.
All new construction in the British shipyards
consist of heavily armed cruisers of great coal
carrying capacity, destroyers and submarines.
For ten miles along the Tyne in coming into
Newcastle the passengers on the boat cannot
hear each other speak because of the din of
steam hammers, most of which are making de-
|stroyers and submarines. -
When Sir Percy Scott expressed his doubts
of the efficiency of the dreadnought just after
England had placed her seal on it as the pre-:
Imier fighting unit of naval warfare, his -ortho-
Idoxy made him the strategic hereto of his time
| but this war has come near to vindicating his
theory, for thus far not single success can be
placed to the credit Of dreadnonght while
| the experimental, almost despised, submarine
has won most ofsthe naval laurels. ~ .~~.~ :.
France is also reported as marrying the con
Istruction Of submarines while Russia is said to
have asked for tenders on submarine of two
Thousand tons.