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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
Kaiser Takes Up His
Quarters in Luxemhuru.

LONDON. Sept z1.-The German
Emperor has taken ", mis- quarters in
Luxembufg, according to a Paris dis
patch to the Exchange telegraph Com
pany. Thousands or troops are sta
toned around the legation where he
resides. To guard against possible
raids by French aviators. a squadron
Of aeroplanes is in constant readiness
to beat off attacks
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
Sir Edward Carson.
Utter Leader, WEEDS.

LONDON, Sept IA. = Sir Edward
Carson. leader of ne Unionists in
Ulster, was ma-ried at wineanton,
Somerset, today. to Miss Ruby Proven.
niece of Moreton Proven. member OF
Parliament for Northeast Cork. The
Marquis of Londonderry acted as best
man The guests included the Count
ess Of Leicester and Andrew BOnar
Law. leader of the opposition in the
House of Commons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

Governor Pinkham signed . pro-
clamation today setting aside Rriday.
November 20 as Arb0r Day. 60 be o.
served BY the public schools with ap-
propriate exercises similar o those
in vogue in the states. and By q gen
eral movement among citizens IN
tree and shrub planting The observ-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

znee 81 . speeinI - - Artcf D.
has beeune . EEEuInr olE1rHE1E1 o.
ng TIE Iasf nfne ye1r2
HIS. Ana Reahu1F D.. HEI1I
az he HE Rrznk 9s1uNun1 d.
has nIed n eiEE1Et enlEt = nGll1s
that she elects % shnr9 e ~ $780,
under the WIN e ~ hns1nn1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

A New York paragrapher suggests that the
Venus de Milo has been hidden in the vaults of
the Louvre because she is unarmed This ex-
PLANTATION, however, doesn't account for the
fact that Mona Lisa s smile has been packed in
moth balls and put away in safety deposit
box
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
LETTERS

THE StzrBnlIekfn invites nee and
frank dfseussicn in this colunan On IL.
legitimate Subjects Il curTent interest
ConmuEicztto1s are constantly re
ceiyed 70 which No signature e ~
t4ched This paper win treat - ena
hdential signatures % Ietters II the
Writers 80 desire. bat cannot give
space Cor anonymous eommuniear
uo9s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

They are making mistake in referring to
the Leipzig as cruiser. From the widely
separated points on the Pacific ocean where
this craft is Officially reported" it is quite
apparent that it is flying machine of some
sort.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

There now exists no official and
legal way IN which the question Of
Pruhibition for Hawaii can be put be
fcrethe voters at the general election
IN November. Tt put this issns before
the voters wiz require special lekls-
latioa By congress- and On such legts-
Iation having been proposed. il xcuTa
De impossible 20 put the natter M 10
yote Of the people at the coming dee
tioa
mere are however many concrete
and effective vays in which men and
women who have the welfare al Ha-
waI az heart and are willing to get
actively iRto the fight Tor prohfbition
con express their sentiments in az
ton The Star-Bullettn win indicate
some Of these ways in discussioa IN
Its editorial columns within fne NEXT
two or three days EdftOr.l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
t.Il:IIlLIIIEllIWq

CARLOS A LONG The liauOr
license commission viii make no de-
cisiOn within the next few DAYS on
the Pleasanton Hotels application for
permit No meeting Of the CON-
mission win be held this week
HI p. WOOD: II the Promotion
Committee can arrange for two or
three excursions from San Pedro TO
Hawaii next February, il u going TO
mean an increased number OF visit
ors to the MidPacihc Carnival
HARRY HOLT: I'm hack in Ho-
nolulu q big booster for Washington,
D. c. II IS Scertainly some fne city
The only disappointing thing found
about IL, however. was the fact that
there were no good shows running
during the four days I was there.
DIR GEORGE W. MCCOY: Ha-
wall il my first lore, and would pre-
fer to spend the remainder of my
days in these islands But IL the
treasury department details me as
commissioners OF health for Massachu-
setts win 90 to the new post, though
with reluctance.
JUDGE G. u. .AsfIFoRD: Some
of the Eeniremen in my court ought
to be ideal jurors. for. apparently they
never read the NEWSPAPERS. For In
stance. eight Of them failed to see
published notices the other day that
their services would not be required
the following morning They Teeeiv-
ed their per diem when they appear
ed in court, but they also received
q warning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

HonosusH. T. H. Sept $. 1914
Editor HOnoIalu Star-BuIIetin.
Sir--We feel that HonoFufu. and
the territory Of Hawaii. il ready for
total prchibition
Could the settlement Of this grsa;
question BE put before the voters n
the territory On the regular ballet IL
the general election held in Novem.
bert
We would ike % seea answer 20
this vital question IN your evening
paper CT Sept %. 1914.
Yours truly.
WATERFRONT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

There seems to be an appreciable difference
between a scrap of paper and scrap on paper.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

If General Rennenkampf expects to spend
Christmas in Berlin he will have to add to the
official staff of Russian announcers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

German war captives are to be sent to
Africa, according to one report from France.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

If o. Henry were alive he would certainly
be parodying his own creation with Kitchen
ers and Kings.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

One of the powers is reported 'sanguine. :
More than one is sanguinary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

Carranza doesn't seem to care for this eIimi-
nation medicine
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30


County Attorney A Of
the
n had left the city few wghs win receive goo from the
available expiration OF trust funds
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

Wooid Liz. 70 Vet. on PrOaibitioa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
ariessenbe bird Gridspinug :?
aniidt eiues Iednifcrs liter 6rmE.
bang m~edlaniifer Ayparate.

Tidt bon gria0pfuns Ter Rqnns
fhaften ipu bier. bic Asbe Iein, ou1
ntht brett bon Grfd6pfung Der
ariesstaHen. Gin Mitarbeiier bes
rSctentific 4m.ritou4 pirft ober bic
5roge auf. cb nibt etpo metanH6e
gridOpfun9 bon Wafainen unD @ss
f6uBtn bas @noe oes eroben Welts
trieges Berbeifiibren, reip. beIdlsunis
gen t6nnts. Das 1T bic critic Grs
0rterung bieTsr Settle bes arieaeg;
uno es lobnt f6 immerbiu, Der
8eariinoung oieier 4uFfaTung Baum
gu geben unb cine Debate bierii6er
unter SoAoeritdnoigsn on3ureoen.
Der Geoontengong hes 8erfoFers
lit i'm peientliden f~ol9enoer:
Der neue 8rie8 1T in srobersm
Mabe, oils ieosr fribere, Elm Ina.
i4inen s9emddter" &rieg; uno lelt-
fam, ipie e pisIen portpmmen moq,
fpiiroe Is boh i'm Qoufe elmer a
tiirli6en Gntfpidlung liegen, tpsnn
bic @rmiioung pon Maf6inen uoa
mebr, oIs bic @rmiioung bon Sui
ooten, CUR 8esnoigung oes titonens
hoften Samples beitr r,en foate. Die
8eoeutung BON med nifher Grmis
burs in eepObnlihen offentliten uno
pripaten 8etrieben piro in tedni.
iden Srsifsn ia Idneit nift riebr
onge5peifeIt. oirfte ii5 aber oernoe
i'm &riese in bo6item Grooe fibl>
bar MAIDEN.
Wir pihen, oob oisfsr arisa gu
einem isbr eroben Ssils nit oelunl.
ti9sn Gei6uBen iopie nit Motor=
hagen eefubrt pirb. Gs ipiro aber
10 furhtbor oneeitreugt une 10 uns
unterbrodsn estdmpft. bab oieie
Itaidineu elmer Ausoausrprobe un-
.srporfen puroen, rpie iie eiufd6 nod
nismaIs in Der @eI9idts Der ars
tilerie p~a9srusIsn 1T, uno ou6 n;tt
in Der tiir5ersn, ober iebr tatsnreis
den 9eihihte hes 9afplinpusens!
9erooeSu Elm Wunoer .p6re es. fuenn
lih eisis auberoroentIia ftarie Sns
aniprndnabme nidt boIo nit MaGt
geIteno modem ioIIte.
Sn eelrihsm SHINE it aIsrbinas
has ~Seben- zines @eidubes ioaut
foie unbeibrdntt, ndmIih ioipeit ieis
ne pOIige 3srIiDruns burd 9Iosen
in Setrd8t tommt; obsr sifpas ans
eeres 1T Is nit isinem @snauietsitss
leben. SeoesnaI nGmlih, ireun Elm
9sihls abgefeuert tpirb. piro aud
Elm hisden pom Der innsrsn Sber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

fldHe bes SobrIo9es unb 6es emp
flnoli1en ee5cgenen 2aufes ipeooes,
ritlsn. Rur Gin bisGsn 1T es; aber
Elm gepiher Grab BON Gennniafeit
se5t oabur9 perloren. BIS Jest III
es nod teiasn Gei6ibfabritanten
selungen. bieien ns6elHano anssr
l5alten. SIN pefehtli1G GILT hies
nbrigers aud BON benz eetpo6nli6en
S4ultsrgepebr. absr in nett aerins
serem Wabe, = gum Slid fir ben
Snfanteriiten. Die 4rtiueriiten nens
men bisie Gridsinuns sinfad .abs
rsibuns." unp ibr Wab entfpri&t
ftets Der @r5Be Der GdieBpaff..
Sen ben srobeH 8d9IBeu. nefhe
bic 5auptbntterien Der amerifonildsn
&riessfdifft bifbsn. fopie au6 in
unieren aiftsns 'unb Jsitungsiprten
aufgepflan5t finb. ldBt iid iagsn,
bob fe 150 Bis $50 Suipen Il. nod
BEN Druid unb Der 9ise in Der
pulDertammer) abfeuern t%0nnen, ebe
iie ~anfnnsen. ibre genouisteit pabrs
nehmbor gu oerlieren.
Der Motorpaeen unb bas autos
mobil. ipfl9e out 9efp19runs ibrer
polfen 2eiiiingsfabiJtsit iehr fprgs
fdltiser gebdnOlaHs bsbIrfsn, erfabs
rem fOlde i'm n1tGgliden Sisnite aud,
sep0bnli9. Hidi 10 I'M Grieee, unn
gang Defenders ni6t in benz groten
Belttrisss! 8ielmsbr brinssn es
bier bic umitdnbe nit fid, oaB bic
'9ebanoluns oiefer @efGbrte cine iebr
.~brutaIe" fein muB. frog allsr Sod
tsnntnis Der 9ebienunesmannI6afs
ten. 'llnb bies fibrt nottp.noigers
rpeife gu elmer febr raf6en 4bnuBans
uno @ntpertuns. go iino bic Moss
idiuenfpertitdtten, pelfe NIT biefer.
u~naefeurfn a~bnubuns S9ritt tolien
tonnsn. llno bic b~eitdnoiae @ns
f9offung ueuer Meai9insn fat erft
.redt ibte @renSsu.
Wet4ea GinFIuB biefe Gntnfd.
lung arf len Srieg BAT, muB Die
g~rfahruns BAH Ielren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
nd SIN Snicinciit. I
2SeibpqBtb Pnoeutun9eu.

GoNeroles 81 80, $t.75. $3.50 u0 500; 9}opo 2oupcn $i75;
s8cur per4auminurr Ehefeid $3.50, S275, $500 mo $500;
Nluninprb 5heetDrfe $40. $500 mo $3.50; aafeetopfe $200
unb $3.50; GuHer Gets $500. $500 uno $3.50. @ir hhbcn iho.
ne Y or5elurtcaer SOC, 75c. 500. 81 - bis $500: 5olo6 Bomlen
laden bdben mir Fuppet, Bidder. Spietci G5cidirr, 9~ettieaen,
5iite uno 5tl1ic.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

DlQr tsilgetegI. AH D l~leInereH
Srten neroen Observation-Disclosures
iungsn tells pom PripatgeislllGaIten.
tells bon Der itdotiI6en &0rperI9aiz
ten, tells ouh DON GenoIeni9aiten
betrieben. Gtdltli9e 8enebmigung
III aud bier srforberlid. Der Staat
Eat nber aus Die Iusibuna zines
4uffi6tsre9tes rer,iGtet.
Su 6innlauo lit Der JernIpred>
bienit in Der Regel auf senphenidaft>
Ii9er @runbIag. eingerihtet. Sn
f.sinsrsn 9eBsn sablsH Die Seilnebz
nsr bic einmuligen aoiten fir Die
Ssritslluns Der ani9luBleitun9en
Mno ole 9e59affune Der appuratt.
fsrnsr sinen 9eitras fir Die Snitanos
taltuns Der anlnsen. iOtuie fir Ole
observation-disclosures bes @srmitiIunssoiens
iIss. Sn gr0bsrsn Ressn beIteben
9snoheniddften, Die aud 6ernfprehs
anfhIife an Rihtmitslieoer sesen
feite 9ebahren pergeben.
Die erOBsn Ortsfsrniprsaness
&ublanbs: Soeha nit 6842 SPreds
HELEN. 9igo NIT 1916, WariHaa init
28.935, Mpstau nit 43,348. petsrss
lung nit 46.842. 1inb pripots rolH
Gtaats tonSsiiioniert: ginridtungen.
Sieie Inlaeen uno eini9s tieiHers
@eBe fino gum 0oppeIleitungsbeirieb
uilsgebaut, aber odrJpea nberiroiih
ssiIbrt. Sn Den ileineren uno mitts
Isrsn NsBen, iosar bis gu 972
Gpre6itellen lit IonIt nod ginsels
i:itun9sbetrisbs porbanoen. 3abelms
lagen i4einsn oie prioatunternthner
nod niAt gebaut 81 bahn. Sn ZEN
itantliden 0rtsfcrniprehneBen =
pou linen iino Gietp nit 1885. 2pos
nit 4103 rno Gtarlom nit 1891
Spre9itellsn Die 9r0Bten - Iino Die
4nlaeen bis auf e:ni9e 8abelitreten
in Stem uno glartop e~benfalls obers
itoiI6 fir Den Ooppelleitungsbetrieb,
Sam Ssil fir 0oppel= uno SINGLE
lsitungsbetrie5 ausgefiErt. MieEres
re ylege nit ij6er 1900 S%preAftsIIea
to6en noc} Gin3eIIeitungsbetrieb. :
9rei Srt5ferNipre3neBe: 8atu. Nib
nj : Ron9oroo uno 9~toitop a. Don
Ino Itaatlides Gi0entum, aber CUR
4usnuBung uno gum 9etriebe prioa@
ten ilnterneGnern duf 20 Sabre,oer@
to9tet poroeH.
Rad Der Statiitit Der ruFii4en
qpitz uno 2elegrap9enp:rtuatung
,9aren ON Qnidng 1915 Bel t167
NtiIlionen Gtnpobnern 31770o-
GprsaiteIIsn ~porbanoen, ioboB dui
526 Ginlpobner cine SpreHftelIe: ents
fdllt. SIN europaiiden 3uBlano
tommt ouf 538 Ginppbner, i'm aiid>
tiiGsn HUBlono ali 1894 uRo in
sin1Iano auf So Gtnpobner cine
@5prtnitelie. 4uf Dem tla6en Gan
&c lino Ge5ir;sie.nfprehdnla8en
2urs@erptnnuuq Der ein3elnen 90rfet
Eno(Geb5fte unteraindn0er uno mi.
Ger. &rtisItabt ferJeitelIt. Der
e5ernpertebr lit tdum ij6er Die Anz
sgnge Ginausgstommen, IS 6elieten
rur sinige fFeGnipreAanIageE 5pii4en
qrUBereu Grtsfernipretnesen. Die
II anIogeH line entipeoer i'm %itaatti~.
den Gi1entum uuo Berries, in prts
pnter Ausausun9 our6 0efetIi9lf.en
coer hh0tii1e S6rberI 9aften inter
@ufFcpt bes Stnatss i'm 9eiise DER
9reiie p0er bon Ser ReqierlnQ pers
poftet. Sir fait allie 2~ettungen bis
gu etpa 200 ailomster 2dnge 1T 81.
fen uno StaGlerdbt p~erpenost, Die
1eIegrapbsuleitun9sn nus Giien0rahs
fseroen fir ben 6ernfpredpertebr
r;itbenuBt. 9uh Aluminiumorobt
1T fir sic GerHleitun9en Dsripenoet
poroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
GabtnnSS 6~erniprfdwtftu.
Sntereiunte SuiammeRitcnuns ictner
&erbrettana nnO aulagen.

Snterehdute SuiammeRitciiuig ictrer
&erbrettana nnb aulaseu.
0ie III fat allen europ6iiden
9dnoern. esb0rt ou6 in aublano bns
Jsruipre6reisn gu oen aIleinredten
ass Gtdates. Der 9etrieb lit aber
ridt ourdfpsq faltlid. iou6ern 1T in
arobem nmlanas 4srioatunternebs
munqen, Oemsinosn uno 8reilen uns
ter 4abrung oe5 aufii4isrehtss oes
Stautss lltertrdgeu Eorosn. Sis
1856 naren ldmtlide Ortsferniprehs
neBe in pom Staate g%snebmi9ten pris
paibsritie. Ole esiten itaatlineu gieBe
puroeu 1888 gebnut Gnoe 1908
tsItnnoen 80 ltaailide uno 80 pripdts
SrtsferniprshnsBe, so ItaoiIi6e Be
5irisnsbe uno 90 gsSirtsnebe I'M Be
itBs uno 9etriebe ser Sreiie. Nns
i1n9 1913 lpareu auBer 153 %itoatlis
den Observation-Disclosures la
6srniprehnsBe porhauoen. osren !Sers
l~tsIlun9 uno gstrieh llnternsbmern
Guf 0runo elmer 8onsehion iibers
laisn fino. Die apnSeFiou miro
nur ouf Is Sabre %erteiIt; bsi ibrem
Grl0ihen sebt oas 6erniprehueb oft
cine GntgeIt in oos U~iQtntum oes
Staotes lbsr. Der uutsrnsbmsr
bat cine feiis Sdbrsspersituus fir
ole itaatIiGe Muffibt gu sntrihtsu.
Qud bat ltd Die CeIeorapbsnperpaIs
iuus einer GinfIuB auf Die @ebiibren
p~orbebuIten; bduiig it cine 9Oditss.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
ataltl,Usr Selegrapb.
Cine iinHscIu,c u%tHrtarurg Der frun-5.
tiIajciI 4aarinc.

SR elioe'rs.I S,..esSiatfte, eiies
Oef4.uao>.2, . n~t.9.s. epue Ifu.
1ies ossFAtIl. punpsn pA.-J
t1t1g stt.l.7t ~,yi,a.s lst'ae.iu4lOtl -.
oetosit~taas. Assfe <tIt ott Neir.-
aiiu 3tA@4.IAJietiaOtAAIs.LIGaJ .~.t
1i"r T"f t"toe ~httetn9nsNa uIiG .>at
ptm ~ortTer III gVgtdI Alu6e dGg,..>
saY: Ie Ia quay utr 0t.tyttyYs Ae4e@
31uP4sr etltst :uptIetl, d~4utout9s AJAX
uuI ipe'le SAlkrauiIgct, ID I.le
ota4Ilsis4l Su.oAsu iur are.e
sl~e.ei0tlssn r..sSsreatet hnD. oar
Ok tulotIt @lttstllnuYtn ba. nlan 4aT
fle dtui4sIAe 2eie3tupgle, De ars
fPrttitgttuge arr uet 2eaWrlWsehaDrcs
htl.tten9J 5Atau9s9t.!teit. uho cer ppn
asHt p~eta1ltleH Observation-Disclosures
&iertoI lDI4tuktte ululttfu,e <tppdS
tai pat 10 ytaa3caos Gtyt9ifie 1ltfs
Satpersn, bag .qh ole %futu5aiu~e
4!ea tat ~at4t tYIvtt lantillaJetl ~ty.fs
zen e.lTttgti. Aer SietsV4lIe u4Az
itltge ~t,:JtupG ptiOet f3tta Glpues
este maHusH . etAeni pueGrladz
i.eF" beUseit.s Stlens, DE fut De rI
o%eloneeren &er.usIouhgs5ted nom
fruIttp ourugeoltoet TT. ser
oUeofleEaFer" plli,sI nnD ldJtieBt
ouro. etnen Electromagnetic e,us
WorrlGtung. ourt metGs bube, nat)
oem blorl ealpbebet g~rippierte Zone
m Die 4uft 9eitoBen perOen. lille
@eeoffi5tere iino IN Ser Sprafe be
Ter 2one ausgebit6et uno oeliteben
ipmit Die Si9nols, iopeit fs ii5 in
Ter @ayrnebmangsapne 6eIinoen.
Die Weae Der Slrene erfdbrt ibren
4ntrieb our6 ben g%Iettromotor nit
5000 umorebungsh in Der Minute;
0uf Ter SirenenipelIe fiBen in Reis
benfdaituns orsi 8entilatoren, Die 10
m9eoronet ftnb. baB Ser 2~ufiorud
m 9%onienoer a Meter WaHeridule
rrreibt. saD hEaf
Dor ben Sdeiben ser gsntildtos
rem 'Iiessn fa6semGB ansserbhete
Finse uHo obseidrdets TtGden, bic
Die laft bon einsm Nentildtor in ioen
onbern oriiden, ipobrr9 id ole Str0z
mungsgei6Apinbigteit Der 2uf. bel
iebem llebergang erhobt. 3pii6en
benz Tonfenber elmer sstpobnli9en
Sirene uno Dem gentiiatorsebduft 1T
tin or.rtsr 3pIinber nit ebenIcpisl
OeHnungen, pie Der CONTENDER be-
fft,. eineeTtaTtet. Gino biefe gee
IdIoHsn, 10 lam sic i'm Snnern bes
vi poratss singeidlpfiene 2uft ni4t
tnttpsifen uno IS tanr fi4 tein Son
tiIoen; iinb fis iebo6 offen, 10 itromt
Gle 2uit NIT poIler GetpaIt Geraus
uno bic Sirene ,telesrapbiert", mo-
bel our4 bieies SeFfnen uno Sdlies
ben bic 9uhltaben oes Moriealrbas
lets er5eugt peroen.
Die In3abl Der 0entilotoren lGbt
iib beliebi9 erb0ben, ie nadoem Die
Shaafpeite pereroBert tperoen fou.
Die nit brei DentiIatoren ~ausaeriis
iseten Qpparate paren nod ouf 2600
Reter ieBr beutIid pabrne9nbur.
Die ntuiti den SignaIe t0nnen ebe1z
10 raid a~uIgegeben tperoen ME bel
Der elettriid)en Selearnpbie, oa Der
Rptor, cine groBe GsIaminoieteit
beiiBt uno has Seffnsn unb Shlies
Fen hss Sonisnosrs RAID erFoIgen
tenn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Viamfet=S eftiost.

go0crobc Nleufcts 9eaton -c 5 aibt feline bcIreu - itmer.
nGt, bouidig ln6 ehtiorbia; $40 INTO $40 NIT 0eu po0eu0er
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tmO fertg fr 9te.
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-09
WAS A BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Reception at Ridenbaugh Hall Satur-
day Evening When Young Ladies
We're Entertained.

One of the most brilliant affairs that
have taken place in the social world
this winter was the reception at Rid
enbaugh hall on Saturday afternoon
and evening when Miss French and the
young ladies Of that popular dormitory
were at home to their many friends.
In the afternoon all the women stu
dents of the university were guests.
For the evening hours cards were is
sued to the senior class, to the mem
bers OF the faculty, and to number
of townspeople.
Guests were received in the hand
some, new assembly room where Miss
French was gracefully assisted in
welcoming the constant stream of new
arrivals by the four senior girls who
live in the hall, the Misses Nettie
Bower, Josephine Wayman, Susan Sin
lair, and Lorena Dart. The many 9TH
er hostesses chatted with guests in
various parts of the hall and escorted
them to the refreshment table in the
dining room.
An excellent orchestra furnished
music throughput the evening, and
dancing was indulged in by those who
until late hour.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-09
WILSON PLAIN ON
TOLL EXEMPTION
DECLARED TODAY THIS SECTION
IN BALTIMORE PLATFORM Is
NULLIFIED.
Says 1t Is Not Necessary to Send
Special Message to Congress on
the Subject.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The free
tolls provision of the Baltimore plat
form is nullified by international COM
plications. AS a result it is up to the
democratic party to disregard the de-
claration. This was the opinion vote
ed by President Wilson today who
made it plan that he expected con-
gress to repeal that section in the bill
exempting tolls.
The president tolds callers today
that it would probably be unnecessary
to send a special message to congress
on the subject. The president thinks
the clause might have been all right
at the time to put in the national plat
form but hold that foreign relations
with this country have changed since
that time.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-09
BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE
Fourth Anniversary OF Organization of
Boy Scouts OF America Celebrated
Today.

NEW YORK, Feb 9.-Real celebra-
tion of the fourth anniversary of the
incorporation of the Boy Scouts of
America began today Besides the
program of formal events for the week.
members of this sturdy band, which
did great work caring for the bent
veterans at the famous Gettysburg
battlefield reunion. of the Blue and
Gray last summer. have set themselves
individual programs for the seven
days celebration which formally open
ed yesterday.
According to suggestions sent by the
national headquarters here to head
quarters of the branches in almost
every city in the country, each Boy
Scout is to locate at least one sick per-
son who is in need or alone in the
world, and make at least one visit
during the week to the afflicted. If
possible, flowers are to be taken to
the sick Each Boy Scout, also has
pledged himself and his superior Of
ficer, beginning today, to give aid or
help however small, to at least one
person every day of the week. Many
thousands of Boy Scouts all over the
country sought out sick persons yes
terday afternoon and took them
flowers. In thousands of instances
"follow-up visits will be made during
the week