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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
Gin ge6eimni6OoQer
Kalen0ie6aa@(.
Griminal Roman
bon Gmilt 9abDriau u.
(Sortiebuns.)

| Die 5afel sins gu Gnoe, Die Sditt
itauoen auf I'm nah benz Salon bin.
iiber5useben. GIameran unb Raoul
manDprirten bin unb ber unD tra6tes
ten bic Sads 10 einauridtsn, baB lie
bic 9ebten blieben. gltemanb befano
| ii9 me5r i'm SpeiieiaaIe auber ihnen,
| iie iparen aaein nnb brau4ten Die
Insit, ipslde lie erfiilte. nidt mebr 5i
perbergen.
.Gr iifs!" iaste RaouI.
sd eluub' es ielbit, antiportete
Gldmeran.
Damn 1T 2lass perloren! Wla4sn
mir uns aus osm Staube," ipraa Der
Ijunee Wtaun.
2ouis b. GIdmeran a6er, Der melt
erfabrere gtbenisursr, ipar nint Der
Ntann oasu, isin Spiel Oerlcren gu
eeben, beoor Der lebte GiniaB oabin
mar.
.Nsr peib," entseenete er, tpdbrsno
feline sefur9te Stirn bas oeut!ihite
i3eusniB fir bic 4nitrenguue ablegts,
nit Der sr, mas er ipirtlih oadte, Slls
rudbisIt; .lper tpeib; ipesbalb bat nns
oieier nieoertrGbties Banter nitt gss
iast, no bisIsr Glameran au finosn
it9"
9lber er itieb ploBlid sinsn Sdrei
Der sSreuos aug, 10 bod ipilltomrnen
mar ibm bic Gntbedun9 bic sr mdbte;
bort lag ia bas osft, in psIdsm Serr
sSaubel sebldttert
r8ieb adt, ob Scenario tommt,
iaste sr gu RaouI. Damn srsriff sr
oas 6sft, ourhbldtterte IS in fisberS
batter 4ufresuns unb fano sNbIit ben
Yoiten, ben er iutts.
.9aiton Warquis D. Glamsran 5u
Slpron i'm S.part.msnt glisoerppres
nden."
,grinst uns bas psiisra" iasts
RaouI; nniiBt uns oieie abrsi'e gu ct
pas?"
sd bents, mir iinb .is.ntlit i6or
eerettet; msin Blan III sema6t; mir
biirfsn nitt itilliteben; - mir miinen
banoelnl - limb idnea iein miinen
mir; - i6nsG pis Der gIis"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
britiidIen auItnr
tr1uer.

qllii Dem Giii5ua Ser GraiDoien
iito GnaIdn6cr in Tunld in stlInenm
III fiir bic ipenigen 3iriidgeblirbfne,l
ociltiden sSrnnen eine ailalbole Gel.
oens5cit aneebrohen. @ie id)on Be.
rifict, tairoeH ne 5ipnngsiueiIe in bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad; gngIano
aebrnft. 1ie art imo geiIe abr,
uie oas geid,nb, HnIibet 10 itneIailb-
lid iuio mitteIalierIid an, oab man
cs olueinlaI Ieien mllb, Inn Is 3u er.
iaiien lie frausoiiifen uno cneli.
idDcn Giiijicre entbIo6eten iid nidt,
Die ociltidlen 5ranen Slrh idpur5e
ScIoafen IN ibren @obHimgen gejan-
Gen nebmelI 5u lniien. Der Neariff
Der llnartaitbarteit iIlrer ,peibliden
Gore lit bel ben linnIidru gegern 0a.
olrf iiir INNER pernidnet ipofben.
gliiiicnare imo GroensidSpeiisru er-
fllbren 6ie gleide Webanoluna; bis
Sird)cn ipliroen ansgeraiimt irI6 oIs
Pieroeitdlle beilntt; Dns ptrf5nIid)e
Gigentbum Ger 9entft)en tbeiIten fidl
bic SHuursen ais wifuouussHN
asiegstGata
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
GrnnoeiseHtbamss Sppstbeien,
Reu eingstras.n.

2llIen 2otbam an gIanHe Butler.
$3.50.
emma D. aOipe an CHARTS O'gOn.
nor. $4,000.
Jlaitie Dl. Gparis on Goutbsrn
Sbio 8. II. z. Co., $4,000.
aorl arauie on Clifton Sosisbis
30. 2 6. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Reaie u. 8iriblin on 6. 30.
Stpiss. $46L55.
emma r. aanbipebr an pIeaidn!
Ribae 9. IL. 6. Co., $2750.
Senrp 5irnm,lmann on proDibeHt
Gapings 9. Il. 3. Co., $1,000.
Charles 80. Sbirlep an Central 3.
II. 6. Co., $2250.
Wharp q. Rieman an 2ion 6. u. ..
Co., $500.
Mprtls .. SsnrD on 9lleranber W.
5arpuot II. 4nb., $SS4,58.
Senrp W. Meper an George WOers
lsin. $110o.
sSrsb. Dospnsr an Gtanbarb 9. u.
9. Co., $1250.
Gibsl Z. 5.agan an Satltb g)ur!
Co., $500.
William 2rade. on Cincinnati 6
II. .. Co., 800.
.Seifie 8. gurtbar6t an Qllberia
Jlinn, $125.
George 8. Gottman an gaDariu
3. II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Wdrn Goreornn an Brighton G.r'
man gant Co., $4,000.
Charles G. Rihdrbs an Southerr
Ohio g. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
glmeriea r. Malorpn an SscuritH
Gapings 9. II. 9. .. Co.. $500.
@etiIgtt 5hpotbefen.
gBm. s. gain, ir. an greslleni 8,
Il. 9. u. GD., $1,000.
SenrD Spbar on Souibnn Sbio
Sapings 8Gnt Co., $1100.
emma .. Come aH Dallaee 8ur9,
$500.
9snetia 8. 8ppb an Sontbsrr
Ohio Sabirgs 9ant g., $500.
CLARA Sfllts an M. 2lbnms q.
Il. 6. g.. $4,000.
Gelen Totiman an b.. $1,000.
9ernarb s. Bblinp an Wt.
abems Bldg. 60, S12J1.
Z. g. 8ropn on Columbia .. II,
8. a., $4,000.
ssaa. =. 1aplor an Sarrp 0idman.
5000.
Die WiabiionDilIs 2pogs +. q. W.
SO. 419 an Wnbiion .. u. so. 2.
$4,000.
Wsarp 2. SOpIs an GLENDALE g. a.,
$4,000.
6enrp Simmslmann an Z. @arb 6.
II. 9. Co.. $2700.
Glen Conner an 9lppnbaIs 6. II.
o. Co., $500.
Gsslba 8. 80. etspo.s an Gtarlsl
y. prosHL $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

| sSobn petcrs an Inna Gins. 19.5l
Mder Qanb in Ssftions 33 unb 27 II
Spcomcre Soipnf6ip, (Steuer $40)i
/ 81.
Clement ~. @eIt an Sciepb s.
9eit. 2beil BON got 1914 in Sole.
ipilo Spnbieate llnterabtbeiluns
(Steuer SOC; 81.
Die GImont y. Il. g. 60. an sSpiepf
| 3. WieGub0en. Got 80 in 6inman's
llnterabtbeilune BON Cottage 5iIl,
$50.
9uella Sennirss an gnna 9. 81
lpins, Got 3 in Samnel .. gooper's
eriter llntsrobtbeiluns in 9tppnbale,
(Sieusr 81: 81.
Dalter s. Worborf, 5ruitee Oil
Scpbia aelIn, Cots 1862 unb 1868 in
8ee6ppob llntsrabtbeilung, $95.
peirre z. gaepallaoer an Ridarc
81. ae6lonb, 100 bel 1SS SUB an Der
Ofrlinis BON @iita glpenus. (Stsuer
$12); $4,000.
sSobn VI. 6arbtle an SenrB 0rdBs
man. Got No. 10S BON 6nines unb
Greiup's llntsrabtbsiluns in SilDsr>
ION. 81.
8. Mlan an Senrp 6. Sdhieper, Got
HO. 10 pom 9lat ~" BON Der gols
Iegs Sil Jerm, (Gtsuer SOC; 81.
ejsprse s5if5er an @eorse geder,
so 5uB an Der WeiiIsite BON Cora
9lbsHue in GbeDiot, (Sieuer $1); 81.
ssames $oeron an &arl $. Gaoipea.
% bel as isub an Der Rorbieite Der
8. SiraBe, stpiichen Der Mounb unb
Gutter Giraffe, (Stsusr S6); 81.
9arl 6. 6albipen an gmilis 6.
5eron, 23 bel 100 5ub IN Der Rorbz
isits Der s. Strabt, sipiifen Ulouno
unb Gutter StrdBs, (Sisuer $6); 81.
@eorse 8. 2sd IL. glnb. Sruitses an
sSobn q. MsItsrlanb, SO BEL 154 SUB
an Der Rorbisite bon Sorsit 9luenue,
$50 5ub Ditlih rpn WiIion apsnus,
81.
State G. Sorn on Senrp 6. Sdlie.
per, Got 9 Bon plat ~" bon Der Sia
Sarm, (Sten.r 500; 81.
Gbiih +. Yortsr on 5beobore 9.
Restamp, 37a bsi 115 SUB an
9rupnpnn @Denus, SatI.p 81.
gffie 10. Oseopo II. Inb. OH bo.,
baiieIbs Gigeutbum, 81.
3bepbore g. Reetamp on bic Ru=
aida Rsmp. COMPANY, Got 40 in
gauI Sduiter's apeiisr llnterabtbei-
luna bon Satl,p, (Sisuer 81; 81.
WiddeI Shparb an bi. Wl. Wert
gpmpdnp, 2ot. 3 unb 4 IN llnterabs
ibsihng BON glIblsp's Gissntbumj
(St.usr $500; 81. -
ssraucis Z. sSarrea an slIice 8.
earlier, SbeiI bon Got II in Y. $.
aeniper's Cub. (Steiier $3.50.
$7355.
9ie Saflep 9nrf so. on GtGel s.
sseaean, Got 356 in Sub. ~" Don
SatIep Bart (Steiier 81. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
3pon8istts aapitet.

9tur nit DER GuBeriien slnitrenglng
unb i'm Sample nit ben orinsenbiten
9sfabrsn mar .s 9aiion o. Glameran,
als sr 8ulsntine perIuHen, seluneen,
feline sSlu6t gu betpsr.itsuissn. Der
aupitdn, Elm 2lmeritoner, ber fir Bro
iiliaHiide Rshnuns fubr. ndbm ben
| 5liidtIing nur unter Der g.binsuns
aui, bag er niht als pdTasisr, ions
bern als anssb,nber Ssemann has
Ded bstrets, ii6 du6 fir bic Sauer
Der Rsiis psrpflidpte. Guitou eins auf
@ues ein, oenn sr bate ia nur bic
WabI. entpspsr bi. Bsoinsunsen bes
&apitGns anaun.bmsu, pbsr in bi.
!odnpe Der Suiii3 3u fallen. Tus S6ifI
ipar fir ben SiIapsnbanpeI ausgeriis
itst uno 10 tam es, bab 9aitOn pGbs
rsnO mebr als Dr.i Sabre, trosbsm er
in5piiaen gum SdiffsIeutnunt apun.
5irt mar, nidt an auno lam.
Die 3eit, pi. er i.lbit fir feline
Eiidte6r anberaumt, mar peritri6sn
aIs bas S6iff au Rio Sansiro gntsr
mari; mod imtner liebts er @alentine
sliibsnb unb CAB iit Ser Soffnung
Fin, iis iparte bod nod auf ibn! Don
bier aus idyrieb er al einen ieiner
;5reunbe, Dem er iein pcQes gertraueil
idsntts; bic beibeite Sebniu6t erfiiats
ibn, DON isiuem @aisrIanbs, Don isinsr
JamiIie, DON i.insu Jreuubtn 0a6s
rihisn gu erIungen; er idrieb auh an
ieinen @atsr. 4ber srft Elm polIes Sabr
ipdter seIansts bic antport ieinss
5reunoes an ibn, uub ous bieier err
fubr er, = bub iein Batter iaOn am
Gage nab 'einer 5ludt ssitorben mar,
- bab isin 8ruber 2ouis itins Seis
matb bsrIaHen, unb 9aIentin. ii6 Der.
ebeliat babe; er felbit aber, 8aiton, in
contumdeiam 81 mebreren Sabren
ihpereH Seriers perurtbeiIt iporben
fei.
Dieter Brief pernidteie ibn. sSebt
itanb er dllein in Der Dslt; er 6atte
tein 9uterlano mebr, Elm ftimpfli6es
StrafurtbeiI bate feline gbre perni6s
tet, - 0alentine mar Derebslitt; fein
OdIein bate jeoen .3iped psrIoren.
Sn Gbnlifer Meiie ME aeute ii6
aus 9er5iueiflung Dem 5runte eroes
ben, mari ii9 9uiton Der 4rbeit in bic
Irme; er arbeitete raitlos, bis sur
gri40pfune. nur I'M nihts 4nberes
oenlen 81 tonnen uno obne bab er es
si9entli6 nollte unb rpiini6te, fab er
iin ais rei9en Mann. Run entitanb
in ibm ole Sebniu9t mad benz Batter
Ianbe uno naf) mebr als breiano=
5lpan5isiabriger 9l6neienbeit befrat
Cation bon GIdmeran an einem 6eaen
Sommtrtage ben Stoi pon 8orbeaur.
gls Siinsling nit eiHem Ser5en bon
Soffnung tpar er geIbieben, dIs @reis,,
alS Elm Wann, nit sebleidism 5oar,
Der alien Slide sntiaet, iebrte er
beim.
Die gtiidtebr in's Waterlano mar
fir Jpn bon feinem Ssils; 3uerit tpuroe
feline @eiunbbeit bier gum eritenmal
lpanteuo. Die eintretenbe flimatiibs
@erdnberuns mar eine iiberaus rafhe
unb tmpfinblihe. Cine rbsumatiIHsI
GsImsisutsanoans mari iaD avfsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

u =
eincn itinttnotn Stoa. Sa, man parr
e6eu niht ptrgeiisn, bdB' IN bisltn
Sidotm bas biirserlitt asbtn lId'
niht mebr normal dbipidslt. einauar'
tisruns, Rrquiiitionen, Hulltn, yaHIi,
5luft oas 1T Der aries NIT ieinsnI
Sanusseiid,t.
gliebsr 1T es Elm Wsoraen gsporbsn,
Elm fo6ler unb lsbloier Wlpreen. Die
roiidslbsn aaitonienbIGiier Dor msinem
Tsnii,r lirb ieudt BON Tebtl Der
glad,t. cinisr berfl Baum ittbt i'm
5ofe elm 5aubsuf6lna bsftn 9oI5s
itdmm idisf in Der Grbs fsdt, als
mare sr ansefabrtn. Die 2dubsH
boden matt ouf ben Slusbrsttern Dor
ben iabIsn Neiiern. Cont 9ibt e
iein 2sbsn i'm Sofe meinss Sauies.
SD asbejaui oi. Sirabe biHaus, ipans
bere in Der Stabt un,ber, Tie 9dlits
Der SGuIer, aas sinisermaBen ipobltd'
bend alsiebenbs Mobnunsen, iinb .tsr.
Die WtnItsn, bic bdrin ipobntsn.
iinb fort, unD nur psrtin5sIi iinb Iis
suriidsstebrt. 9ieIs JeniterfHeibsn
'iino sinsefbIass,, bier unb ba III aud,
cine 1biirfiiaung .ineetrtten, ipabr.
id5einlif BON ein.m ihpsrbsitisfelten
5ub. gon Der StraBe aus lam i6
in einiae Sduier binsinbliden. llnsts
Iabene gdiie bdben in Gdranien unb
Shublaben b.rumssipiibIt, bubsit
Wertbiattn e.iubt unb nlitsenommsn
uub bas iibrigs in tpilptr llnorbnuHg
auf Dem 9oben 5uriidseIaNsn 49,.
wlir b,ueun.t cine 9ro,eijion. 1orz
an o,bt Elm Gatriftau elm, breuneup,.
teiIiu, aampe unb Elm ar.us troasub.
Bel ieb,m Gdritt lauiet cine ileine
iilbern, @lod,. s,inter ibm ibreit,t,
Elm iuuo,r Dieusr Gottss
unb Der airdx. Die ipeniasn qufTan.
ZEN MAIDEN Dor Der grossiIipn balt,
befreu,iaen iid ilnb beuasn Das Rnis.
Q(ud, ID, babe asrape 3sil iteben ,u
bleiben unb mein, Uliis. beruntersu.
r,ib.n. Dieter Mufaua in Der baIbs
leer,u Stobt maht ouf mid, eirsn
feltiam.n ginbrud. auoIsif, bsrubi.
a.nb uub psrtpirrerb. Is ipirb mir
ab,r nid,t iIar. mas biefes apisfpdl.
iia. gmpfinb,n in mir hrporruf..
Seuieits Der Stdbt ba. fpo bic 6o!ss
bride iib.r ben ttinsn ,yIus fiibri,
finb einiae S6,unen als @araden eins
aeridt,t 0or linen ft,ben Golbatsn,
Die tuobI ibr Quartisr Bier bakn.
Rak b,r Gif,nbobn iinb uuf ..einem
QIab piele RdberIpursn unp Gpuren
bon gferbebuf.n BON Der Grbe absas
leI,n. Sr pias in isbt aana lssr.
Die Qfsrbs iparsn. tpie i'd, iebs, an
ein,n SoIa,auE asbuHbeu unb baben
bi, 6dIfte bes 3dunes unfaefrsfItn.
Splitter unb GpGne Iieutn un,ber.
Der arSbte 1beil bss 5oIsss 1T obass
uaat astaut unb perssbrt iporbtn.
I'D, .punbere mid nie5t bariibr. g1ie
6at S,u,dnb bsbauptet @dIiaien ,pirc
Elm r,ifxs sanb. uuo auberbem sr.
inn,re i'd mid aufGIiia. IN ben aS.
niasioatn DON Gnprre aeIefsu al ia.
=. On So evt1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

~ maa .r,gnsns In gres sas .elna aisr gsIssIaII.
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Games s. aairb an Wsiami 1Oipn-
flip 3. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
ejepree 8. Goitman On 8apcria y.
II. g. Co., $500.
Do. an Samuel .. Cooper. 5000.
sSobn 6. gprcoror al Walter 5.
Sd,ab, Sruiies. 1890.
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0Iheli0 IN ber, ber ieiHe e6mesSen bat
mnb Der Mnsipru6 eines @enfden eetpefcr
btnnft bot nafbem er bic Inngc qitie Ser
IiubIoisn GebeinmitteI pher einfpritinaen bon
@nrbolfdnre aebraiift nno ben lob criebnt bat
ylnd1 elmer 5paH5iaidbrigen grinbrlna ntrb
5berIdiilgie, periiiinftiette nHh rabtialfte Wlt,
icl .geger SdmorrboibeH beirnAtet baS te er,
funotTi iucreeH ~. wrpben pgr unaisnf iper.
Rsn ScE Y. Nsuiiastfr q %. Dsy t9ts, gssfS
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(Gyortictms iolat.)
0inblidl c u nffaiinnn

Setter s5ris: 03arIGen, bait On
ein ;peBes 9luee, 6ab Cn IS ni1t
nifmaden fannit?"
aarIden: .9ns ridjt, ober 9apa
bat geiast bel Cir miiIie man INNER
Elm auae ollOriiden."
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(JortIesuns fOlgt.)
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VJn Der Sierbrauersfas az

1@arlm lit benn iun Die 9hoto.
giapDie oes Sntels elm 2ruuerflor
gGpnnoen; iii cr aeItorben?"
p5lein sIbitincn3Ier iit er ges
Doroen~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
CATARRH VICTIMS
Get Immediate and Effective Relief by
Using HyOmei.

Hyomei is natures true remedy for
catarrh. There is no stomach dosing
you breathe it.
When using this treatment, you
breathe healing balsams and effective
ly reach the most remote air cells of
the throat, nose and lungs, the ca
tarrhal germs are destroyed-quick
and sure relief results.
Hyomei often restores health to
chronic cases that had given up all
hope of recovery. Its best action is
at the start of the disease when the
breath is becoming offensive, and con-
slant sniffling, discharges from the
nose, droppings in the throat, or that
choked up feeling begin to make life
a burden. At the first symptom of ca
tarrhal trouble, surely use Hyomei. Ask
r. Hodgins for the complete outfit, 81.
He will refund the money if it does
not give satisfaction. 1851
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1914
HELPING BIG BUSINESS.

In emphasizing the principle that
constructive legislation is a business
of Interpretation of mature public
opinion, not of origination, and in
pointing out that the changes that
have come about in the attitude of gov
eminent and business toward each
other, replacing antagonism with con-
fidence and uniting them in purpose
to so readjust matters that big bust
ness may be done in compliance with
public opinion and the law with the
the president in his trust message,
gives us renewed faith in a republic
an form of government
After years of contest, public opinion
in the mater of big business and the
government is clearly defined, and
congress is called upon to give it eff
feet.
If we are to believe men who have
participated actively in the formation
of some of the big business combina-
lions, the decrease in the cost of pro-
duction and distribution of commod-
tiles effected by such combinations is
usually nearly or quite offset by the
expenses incurred in bringing about
combination; so that neither the pro
Queer nor the consumer really prof
its by the transaction. Men in every
line of business are convinced that
beyond some ascertainable limit as to
magnitude, efficiency in production
can not be increased; and, due to COM
plications of organization and lack of
sufficiently close supervision. is likely
to decrease.
1t seems, therefore, that we may
gain, without injury to producer or
consumer of the products of indus |
tries, all those advantages which the |
president points out, in the way Of
giving back to industrial management
the power that naturally belongs to
it, bringing into the management of
our big business enterprises the new
energy and the initiative of men who,
tho possessed of the ability to direct,
have been obliged to serve, and open
ing new fields for the men of tomor-
row.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
WANTS TOWN MANAGER
Texas Town Would Pattern After
Dayton, Ohio.

TEMPLE, Tex, Jan. Pit was con-
sidered certain here that Temple citi-
zens will adopt the necessary changes
contained in the new charter, draft
of which was completed today, pro-
viding for a town manager form of
government lake that of Dayton, Ohio
The proposed charter provides for the
election of commissioners who in turn
will select a town manager. The man
ager will have supreme control and
be held accountable for all depart
ments of the municipal government.
Temple will be the third town in
Texas to adopt the town manager form
in the past few months, Denton and
Amarillo having already taken this
step.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
Survival Of Fattest.

survival OF FatteSt.
The baseball war will be decided by
the size of the bank account In other
words, 1t Will be a survival OF the fat
test.
Little in Common.
The fact that Northwestern can
whip Minnesota at basketball shows
that there is little lin common between
basketball and athletics
Needs the Money.
James Johnston is arranging trip
to Europe. The only thing in the way
is 200 pounds
Kid Lewis at the London National
Sporting club for his charge, Owen
Moran, but as there is difference be-
tween 600 pounds and 400 pounds,
James has halted his proposition.
James wants his charge to clash
with 'the Kid" who has some reputa-
ton abroad, but he can't see the differ
ence in the kale. When it comes to
featherweight talk James has much to
say about Moran, and, anyway, there
is a possibility of the genial manager,
who put Rodel on the map, being
heard from further.
For what's 200 pounds, says Jeems.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
THE LABORER AND HIS HIRE.

1t is to be hoped that ways and
means will be found for continuing
the excellent summer school held here
during the past two years. Our great
and expensive university plant should
not lie idle during quarter of every
year but should put at all times at
the service of the citizens. No bet
ter device for making it useful has
been found than the summer school
The increased enrolment, the large
proportion of counties represented
derived prove how wide and effective
is its appeal
For its maintenance the board of
education should set aside adequate
sums to pay the salaries of those who
give instruction. 1t is not to be ex-
pected that members of the regular
faculty employed and paid for the reg
ular academic year of nine months will
remain to teach free of charge during
six weeks of the summer holiday to
which immemorially and properly
they are entitled. They show suf-
ficient public spirit in consenting to
forgo the pleasures and profits of
travel, rest, and study at other uni
versities. Their willingness to be hir-
ed Is in itself a real concession, and
we have read comnwhara about tho
laborer being worthy of his hire.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
THE MARBLE CREEK LANDS
Controversy VIII End and everybody
Should be Happy. Says Brady.

WASHINGTON Jan. 22-At the
regular meeting of the public lands
committee in the senate Senators
Borah and Brady appeared with At
] torney General Peterson and State
Land Commissioner Day in behalf of
Marble Creek land cases. Speeches
were made by Senators Borah and
Brady urging the early passage of the
Borah bill which authorizes the secrc-
tary of the interior to make transfers
necessary to enable the state to get
lands of equal value to the lands in
township "A range 2 and east Boise
meridian, which are now under liti-
cation in the department of the inter
ior, known as the Marble Creek land
cases.
The Idaho delegation are solidly
back of this bill, and the senators are
receiving letters and kilograms from
north Idaho asking for immediate ac-
ton on these claims.
By way of comment Senator Brady
had the following to say with refer
ence to the Marble Creek cases:
1.-THE lands in the Marble Creek have
been in dispute practically since 1901.
The whole trouble arose over the fact
that the national government did not
notify the register and receiver of the
land office at Occur d'Alene that the
state had filed on the lands.
Several attempts have been made
to settle the matter, but without avail |
However, l feel quite sure that we
have the matter satisfactorily solved |
and that the settlement will result in
the settlers in the Marble Creek dis
trict getting the land, and the state
will get lieu lands of equal value, in
stead of lands given to the settlers.
This is happy ending; the home
steader gets his land, and the state
gets lieu land of equal value for our
school fund, and everybody should be
happy"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
TOday's Birthday HOnOrs.

Congressman Josiah w. Alexander
of Missouri was born in Cincinnati O.,
January %, 1852; attended the public
schools of Cincinnati and Canton, Mo. !;
entered Christian University, Canton
Mo-; studied law and was admitted to
the bar in 1875 Served as represent
tative in the general assembly of Mis-
souri, and as mayor of Gallatin, before
he was elected to the sixtieth congress.
He has been reelected to each succeed
ing session. He is a democrat and has
served the state of Missouri as judge
of the seventh judicial district
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
London of Haye Great Ball.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Three Arts
Ball at Covent Garden tonight will be
one of the biggest social affairs of the
season in London. The chief features
Du Maurier and Graham Browne. Fa-
vorite actors and actresses will appear
in parts in which they have made
themselves famous. Among the ac-
tors seen will be Sir Herbert Tree.
Miss Marie Lohr, Miss Marie Tempest
and Gerald Du Maurier.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
To Discuss Road Construction.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The sixty
first annual meeting of the American
Society of Civil Engineers opened here
today at the society house. Road con-
struction and maintenance, equipment
inous pavements will be discussed
from the standpoint of experts.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
Won't Vote on Charter Amendments.

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 22.-The petit
lions of the Peoples Charter Conven-
ton for certain proposed charter
amendments will not be submitted to
the people at the special election TAX
ing place here today. The city COM
cause the required number of sigma
lures of qualified voters were not at
tached.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-22
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