davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-14

Topeka. Kan, July IA.
oATS-44c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Gn8liibe ssre@beit
Der Sdmpfer ,llniteb States" auf
Der 5abrt ndd Rem gort DON
ensIiI9em ariegsidiff
ipesgefiibrt.
aae poitiaGeu bonn 9ampfsr ss6Olt
uHo an 2anb ge6ra6t.

aonbOu. 19. De3sm6er. Der
bdniI6e Sampfsr ellnitso States"
puroe am 5rsitas 2lbeRo bon sinsm
englii6en &riegsi4iff IN Die @lpbe
eiHge6radt. Der Dampfsr mar auf
Der Gabrt BON aopenbusen na5 HsD
gort begrifieu uls er Don bsm britis
i6en ariessi4iff sstapsrt purOe. au
9oro Der -llniteo Statss- 1olIsn iid
cine srObe an5abl 9eutfde uno
Seiterrsi9er befiHosn, bic srObe
9sIbfummsn Bel ii8 fiibrsn. Sdmmts
Iias an gOrb befinOlifsn pOiSidde
purbsH an 2aHb sebra4t.
Der 9dmpf.r rnniteb Stltes" fu6r
am 19. ROpem6sr DON Rep gpri ab
uno traf am 1. DECEMBER in Sopens
bagsn Elm, poupo er am u. De5emz
Der Raa Hsn gort in Gee siUs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
0rokartiae Seiitmng
ST bic 9ertbeibtguns bes &rn pla>
teaus Ieitens Der ungurii4eu
Sruppen.
.sn 200 sassn tpurben 180 GHsritIr
Der sStuIiener ubseI4Iussn unb
bic sStaliener babsa sgA ni9t
ben serinsitsn grfOls
eraielt.
Dag ganae pIatsau III nit ben 2sb
9en seialener Stalieuer beiebt.

Berlin, 19. Deg. Die 8ertbefN'
gune BON isbr idpierisen StelIungsH
auf bem arn pIateau in Der Sion5o
9esenb, 67o0 SUB iiber nem Reeres'
ipieseI faiIbsrnb, iarsibt Der &ors
reIpouoent Der ueberiee yla3ri9ten
4gsntur, Der turs ua1 bem Slits
lpuuibteIesramm bes aaiisrs 0iI'
beIm on oas aaridau Resimsut an
Srt unb STEELE eintruf, pis fOlst:
~Sie llnsarn. beueu teiue Sanb'
fdde CUR 9srfiisuns ItaEbeu. bebienten
ii9 Der itarr9efrorensn 2siden sefalle'
ner StaIiener aIs Sauspebr. Das
game platsau 1T nit ben aei3sn gee
fallener StuIisner bsbsdt, Die uidt be-
erbist perbsn tOnnen, ba bic StaLis'
ner ein ununterbro6enes 4rtilerie'
feuer llnterbalten. Die gerpunoeten
tommen eIenbisli9 I'm, ba es unmOs'
Ii9 1T, tbusn SiIfs su brtnsen.
Die llnsarn babsn bic Sr7 Stelun'
gen 200 saae lang Dertbeibi5t unb
iDGbrenb bieier 3eit $50 9lRgriffe abs
oei9lasen, uhnp boa Die %taliensr au4
nur einen TuBbreit an ssrrain se'
Dounen batten.
Die Staliener baben sine befrnoere
Strabe bon 18 Weilen 2dnse unb
reuu SUB greits sehuut, auf peIaer
ibnen Ulunition unb proDont ressI'
mGbia susefiibrt psrbsn. Die SteIuus
gen Der OiterreihiId uuoariiden
2ruppen iinb nit Ssfen ausssiiattes
uno gdn5 bebaslia"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

aut 81 9tmara fort. Der 9eri4t
1T i'm Dortlaut pie folgt:
rSrat &riessIdauplab: llniere
Sruppen fabren nit Der 3erit0runs
Der 8eri6an5unssn Dor ben feinbli'
den Stequngen in Der Rdbe BON Ruts
81 &mara fort. llnIere Iaipere Irs
tiaerie beIdieBt nit GrfOls bic S6is
bengrdben unb ionftigs @ertbetDis
9unssiperte bes 5einbes.
&rieasiaauplab an ben Darbanels
len: Syn Der Rdbe bon anafarta fins
ben Qrtillerietdmpfe iidtt. Sur9 sins
bon aipsi feinblidsn Minen, bic gum
Grplobiren aebra4t porbeu. tpurbe etn
ensliiaer S4iiBensraben serit0rt. llnz
iers patrouillen baben IN feinbliden
S4iibengrG6en 9aiOnetts. W(unition.
fopie anberes Grisssmaieridl erxutst.
Sn Der g1Gbs bon @ri gurnu feusrf
te Der leiub cine sroBe an3abl gOms
Ben auf unisren re9teu 5Iiisel. unie'
re SteQungen tpiIrben aus pert1leoez
ncH Rihtunesn Den einem Greu5er.
brei armirten Wonitorsu iopie ieitsns
Der 9ano6attsrien 6eiaofeu. unIers
Qrtiasrie srrDioerts bas Jeaer in mir,
tuugsOoller Deiie.
ssn Der NGbe BON Ssbouls8abr psrs
ientts unIere Qrtilsrie am II. De-
Sembsr einen DON 5rDei S9leppoams
pfern, bic Wunition unb Sruppen an
2anb 6ra9ten. Die 2onbuna ber2rups
pen tuurbe oaraufbin eingeIteut.
Bon sinem &reujer unb einem Wtos
nitor ipuroe bic umgesenb DON alIl
bombarbirt, aber es purbe tsin Sdo'
ben augerihtet.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Gntieslih
IN bic Gage DON tauienb 5iterrei5i,
iasn ariesssefanseusu in
IlbaHieH.

SaIoniti. 1s. DECEMBER, bio
Pdris. 19. Se5smber. aln bic tau.
ienb RanH aus Der GsfansenIaaii
entlaFsne 6ftrreihii5 unsariids
ariessgefatgeHe iirtb in albdnisu,
tbenfo ipie bie Ginpobnsr bss 2anbes
Der bittsriten ROtb preisssss5en uno
baben ipeber RabrunssmittsI nod Elm
Sbba6', fagis Or. Goparo Stuart
DON Bottom ON SOnntas benz @srtrss
ter Der affoeiirtsn preiIs. Or. Stuart
sebort Der omsrisanifden Sanitdtss
aommiifiDn an, bic Saloniti i'm psrs
fIoTsnsu Wonai psrIisB. Die Rpms
MILTON ift pi.ber bisrb:r auriidserus
fen fpDrben, um bic Silfsattion fir
bic Serben in angriff ya nebmsn.
Or. Stuart bemsrii. ferner: Die
Gage Der Jliidtliuse bier III i6limm
s.uus, aber bic Der 1auieubs DON
Ridtiombaitautsn, bic in bem Der.
tpiiitetsn Serbien suriidgeblieben fino,
Il. nod uieI srduIiser unb iis Derben
nett SdIimmsrss gu srIsibeH baben,
aIs bic gslsier srIitien, neil es 10
auberOrbsntIid fbper baIi, SiIis mad
Ssrbien au briusen.'
gia@ IdngsrsH gso4fcridunssn III
es ss Or. Stuart su srmitieIn selun.
gen. baB Or. GbarIss 6. 5or DON
gaIiimor. unb Or. StanIeb 9. Ss.
borne bon psa6obp. Waf., bi. na4
ginnabms Don lIsstiib bur9 bic Bull
saren bort perblisbeH, fi@ in Sidr'
bsit btfiHosH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Sbtpeben
Wiro porldufis teine Don eHglono
tummenbsn qOitpddsts buras
Iafsn.
WibsrDerseItuns fir Die gti9las'
nabms pon pOitienbunsen, bic
na6 S6peSen beitimmt
ipdreTl.

Berlin, 19. Deg. (aluf brabtIO'
fem Wsae na6 SapDile). Shpeosn
bat bsidlOiIen, in gang snersil3s'
8siie bel GnslanO segen oas @ut'
balteu Der na6 S9peoen beitimmten
qoitpodete ieiteus Der enslii6su BE:
b0rben in airtpau Su prOtsitiren. Gsr'
uer Bat bic fdpsoiide Rsgieruns an'
seorbnet, boB ole bon gnslanb fam.
member poitpadsts, bic buraS SHpeosu
tommsn, porlGufio suriidsebalteu tper.
ben iOGsn. 0isiss beosutst oas oSni'
ae qtuFbSrsr bes poItpudetoertsbra
slpiI6su Gnalanb unb RubIanb.
Die ialpebii6s Resieruns ptrS
oua, pie bier 6etonnt purbs. BON pies
lem gorseben bic 9ersiuisteu Stoo'
ten bsna6ri6tissn. 9iefe Gnti6eh
ouns Der i6apebiiaen Rssieruns III
cine Wibsrperseltuns fir bic 5Ort'
nabme DON SeriisssItsn pOitIGd,u fee
tens Der enaIiihen gsb0rben Opn Dem
Dompfsr .5ellig Slap" auf beHen
Isbter Nabrt bon Rep gcrt, iotpie bic
Mssnabms Der esIammten ESadetpoit
pcu bsm auf Der ausrstis mad glsp
BORT bsfinbli4su Oampiss- sSt0d'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

Sinb, mi @ra ( no II St epent.
lon nerfidert fir bic
iogeHannten armeRb
i6cu 9reueI ner.
ant prtIih.

Berlin. 19. Ge5enber, Dia Con.
oou. Ger 0arineiad)beritdnoige Srai
Grrit BON %epentIotp itbreibt IN bcr
.Sageseitiurs" peiter iiber bic Or.
meniide sSrage luIo fniipft in ieinsr
geiprednmg an cine @emerfirns an,
Gle in elmer ioeben iiber Die arneni.
ife s5rage erfhieuenen 9roidIire bes
@erliler poIitii6en SdriftiteIlers e.
sloolf gratter eltbaIten lit.
Sn Dem betrefienoen 9aihis beiBt
cs. bab bic iosenau1ren urmeniiten
8rcueI itets aui Die gIeide Beiie rer-
Iriatt peroeu. naIlIib oaaaird,, oaB
ieitens eusIauos ooer giltbIanos bic
armerier 5u eniem GitiitanS uno
gum 2anoesperrntb perunIabt tper.
ben. Seit SabraebuteH baben Die
9iirfen ii6 persebIid, beHnsbt, oieien
Seri9ponmeen eiu Gnoe su MAIDEN
mo iinb natiirIi9 boiler Grbitte.
rurg.
Sn bcm @ratter'iten Bud ipiro
feruer ertIart. SaB IN Sein por!iegcn.
ben ;Saa G1lsIanb nit SiIfe BON Rub-
lano cine mlssecebnte geridtporung
in slrinaiien ange3etteIt bate, lpeI6e
bus 2osbrcden eines alafitanoes be.
5ipedte, Der sIei65eitig init oem Gin.
brinsen Der 9lliirten in bic Ssmoa.
nellen tegitnen ioIlte. llnsIiidliter.
merle fir Die armcnier besannen iie
5u fri;b nit bem @uiitdno.
@rai BON MepentIcp, Der bas CT.
ifeinen oieies gildes nit grober
Greloc begriibt 4 iagt: .Gs tit bobe
3eit. bab bic Deiltifcn cHbliI eiip
rlaI periteben Iernen tpas oieie all.
gebIidrn armeiiihen Greiiel IN Der
@irflidfeit iino. Sic ioateu es emo.
lib beareifen, bab es iuis nidlt 5a.
fcrnnt, fir Die aiifitdnoiifen slrme.
nier geSanern sn iiibIen oDer SteiI.
nnbme nils3uSriiden bn bieie 0iepo.
l,stionare imb @r6crer einc arube
@eiabr fir ,iniere iapieren, erprObien
iino treien gimbessenoiien, bic Siir.
len. biISen inb bas @erf5ciie ,nIicrrr
zoocsicinbe, Der Gnelanoer uno Der
Muiicn iiuo.
Gmn bic xilrssn ii& niss susr'l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
0as ghredge
Gnslanb fiirdiet fid Dor elmer Snraa
iion feitsns Der DsutI4en.
Die alaiirteu ipifieH nidt rtat, ND Der
nabfte Sdlas Der Gsntralmddte
5u srtparten itebi.
Grobe Gorge bsreiiei Gnslanb bic ans
seblid bepOritebenbe Expedition
bsr 5iirien uno DeutId.H
gegen Gsppten.

SoHpoH. 19. Tt3shbsr.- Rab'
bem nun auf alien arisssidaupldber
bic OffeniiDbewssunssn nadselafsr
habsn, iou5sntrirt iib i.st bas uIse'
meins Jnttrefie auf ttpuise neue, in
nd4iter 3sit 5u errDarieHDs Greisniiis.
Gs Dirb aIIieiiis als ieIbitperitdubs
Iid DOrausssfsBi. bab bic Central
mdhts ss periu4en tpnben, irsenbpr
bic Gnii8eibuns berbeisufiibren, nab.
renb Die allIiirien ss pOr3isbsn, iidj
ipabrenb BEG Dinters fir nsue Inter
nsbmunsen i'm sommerosu Sriibiabr
Dor5ubereiten.
Sn gnsIanb pirb bas Gsriiat Don
einsm angebliden ansriff Der Dsuts
ihen unb 1iirisn auf ben Suestanal
lebhaft sr6riert. aus usutraIsu adns
bern iinb aus 0uslIen. bic anssbIid
nit Deuifdiana sJiibluns baben.
ylahridten einsetroffsn. bsnensuiolse
@sneruI BON Der golb i'm gssriff jsin
ioa, Elm 5eer fir ein.n Ginfaq in
eggpien aus3uriifen. 9lus Der slei=
den Aueas itammt bic Radridt, bab
-.
bic Oeatiden iid Gief unb &amssle
als aaittbitre In GROCER 3abl iidsrn.
ensIif4e S&riftftsIlsr. bic Gsbptsn
.isnnen. finb Der aHfidt. Sab Elm iois
der plan unausfiibrbar isin piitbs.
Der .Gbisrpsr1 3isbt am Sonntag
cine SnDaiion gngIanbs burt pie
Osuti&sn IN bas gereid Der MDsli4s
.ititsu -unb psifi barauf bin, 0ab bic
aussebebnitH srnppenbepesunssn Der
Dtutfben in 8elsi,n mGsli6sripsiie
9orbertitungen fur bas ginidiiisu
pon 9rGppen in 3eebriisss unb auf
Der S4eIbe isin iSnntsn. Bon Gsiten
bon Offisisren, bic pom ipsitli6en
ariessfdauplab auriidssisbrt iinb,
pirb bebaupiei, baB bort t,in. admpfs
in srSbsrem @abitabs Dor ii@ s.bsn
sOnnsH, neil bas 1srrain nod j@Iams
niger If, aIs % i'm psrflOHsnsn Sabr
UNI Disi. 8sit sspsfen.
Sm aaufe bsB 1asss ipurb. nur
iibsr s.rinss stttibitdt auf bsr GaIIi.
poll SaIbiHiel bsridist.
Die 1iirisu bsbaupssn, einsn
britiidrn wsOnitOr i'm sisris. in
br gadbe Don aia.GLeimara. psrI.mtt
81 baben.
Die Gage In GrieHtnianb III inper,
dn0sri. Die sriediidt Mssisruns ioll
fcrmsl bei ben gntultend&ien sssen
bic aluffibruns Don Hsfsitisuussu au,
tn5Alt pau salsuisi pssssisis. latsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Ssrienft
Wurbe ber norDeeti DE
Dampfer .Rieo' Don
beut dem saud
boot

2ouoon. 10, 9ss. Der norfpest'
Tbe Dlmpfsr ~Rico" III bon siHem
3au9boot perieutt noroer. Bon Der
gefosuna purben Elf Wanu. ein'
ihlisbIi9 bss 2oOtIeu serettsi.
9ie .9iicO4 mar elm Dumpfer DON
712 Sonnen unb i'm Sabre 1913 IN
gbriitiania erbaut porosn.
Sir Sobu 5reud in Barts.
goriS, 10. Se5ciuber, Gclomar-
i6an Sir cobn Srrnh, Der bisIerige
Soditfommonoirenoe Der Nlliirteu
mtf benz lpeitlider 3riessid)aitpIope.
lit am Sonntag gbcuS bonn Seriegs.
id,oupIoec m BariS anecfonlmcrl-
AIM Utcntag Rotrnittag uiro er in
Aioicns bonn Yrdiibeuten Poinrore
enIpiaHgcn werhef
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Meitere 0eiamgene
Saben bic 0sutiasn auf Dem arisss'
faaupIaB i'm gaItan gsmaat.
GsiHbIide GIisger beIss
ten Reb pieoerum NIT
ppm BEN.

6etHoltd de 5lte9er neIe9
ten ReB pisberum NIT
Bonn BEN.
Berlin, 19. 8s3. 2alt Dem amt
Iidgn geridd Der Sberitsu SesresIeis
tuna purben auf bem arisssl6ouploB
i'm gultan risbsrum $50 Ssrben unb
Wontsnssriner sefunssH ssnommsn.
IN Der Samitas Nadt mu4tsu Trans
sDTite Jlisssr pieoer einsn ansrifF
auf Wss, ri6tsten jsSOa MIR Saaa
Itaben an. Der @urtIdut Der Be-
taHntmadaHn in pis foIst:
.Dsitli9er Sriessi5aupIab: gs bat
ii5 ni6ts BON gDidtistsii srsisnst.
WGbrsnb Der Radt putos Res ples
Der Don feinoli6en JIisssrn ausesrtfs
len. Sa6I&aoen mar bas sin5ige Rs,
lultat Sieis ausyiffs.
SsItliGsr arisssfaaupIas: aIsins
ruiiif5e 0sta9emeuts, bic ON Oers
i9isosusn StslIen ssssn aHIsre SteI'
tunssn DOrsingen. purben 5uridsss
idtussn.
9aItan arieesiaauplas: Sn Der
TSbe BON RpitoOuc unb gjslopclis
purbeu etrpa 750 Serbsn uuo WoHts.
uesriner aefansen seHommsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

es mag iein, baB es iid in bieism
5alI aud nur I'M cine 5.dnitalitdt
banbsIt, pie selsseniIid bss proteftes
sesen bas erfe 2aaben BON 5ruppsn
Der 4lliirtsn.
5enrp Joro urb isins 5riebens.
apoitel iinb in Gbriitiania anssioms
men unb perDsn bort orsi 2ags pers
ipeilen.
5elbmari6all Cir JobH Trenh bat
Ii@ in einem 5asssbeftbl bon ben bris
tiiden sruppen IN Jrantrs,4 perab>
Idisbst unb ben SberbefebI on Geues
raj cir Douglas Sais abs.tretM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

siid sur @ebr fesen imb nit erober
GntIfdeoenheit gu @crfe gcben mir.
oerL Inn Der armeniffen @efabr, 70
on tie iid 5eist, elm gnbe sii MAIDEN,
70 wiirocn iie nidt MIR ii6 ielbit,
ionoern a,i6 ibrer g,inSesgenpiien
cinen idIedten Sienit euueiien.
8ir Geiltifen nriiiien baber bic or.
meniibe Sruse aIs cine rein tiirfiife
5raae betradteiL NIT beren erIeoi.
glsrg mir nifts su ttpin baben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
$6we6t jeff oen @usfdnoeru eine 9npa fon
i6res cSanoes onr6 sic 0euf(6en pot.
cOnoonG 3edung @au6t aGen grnQeS, 0a5 in Bdoe Elm
gnfaG oal(6G gruppen ID 6efir6tn Qe@.
Jeer olen f bic Srteu unh bic 9eu9n fit cine expedition
SeScn Ggbpten raaen.


-
rtD
tormus.
Der Wrpunbsen dne su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

6olm". bem Dormalisen Dampfer
npotsbom" Der 6o1dnb Qmerito 2i'
ME, Der jebt @iaenttum Der S6pea
bid ameritanif6en 2inic III unb Dor
eininen Sasen Don gotbeuturs abs
fubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Gm9liides &rie9sibiii iiibrt bem baniid5em
9ampfer ,,ltmiteS States" fort.
Der Dampfer 6rfano fd auf Der }a0rt .Oon Eo.
pen6a0en na6 ](cm Dor6.
DE Iamt6en an Bcd befindiben Ponatn wurdu Won den
Gngandern an rand geboIt

In r0 @ Sdmpn fm h Dh
nn
Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
lie 9iirfen
5a6ren in Der 3srii0runs Der gsrs
i9ansunsen Der GnsIdnber BEL
aut Gl 4mora fort.
:Sn ben TarbonsIIen baben bic ctto.
maniiasn sruppen siniss tIsine
gortbsiIs gu persei4nsn.

aouFantinopsl, Dta aonbon,
10 0s,. aaui BEN amtIi4sn tiirtt'
i6en geri6t fabrsn bic tiirtiI9en
9rupp,p NIT Der 3sritDrung Der feiuOs
Ii&sn gsisIiisuussn In Der Ri3s bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Wetferteri1t.

Obio: Sriibes Metter am Mons
tag unb 9ienitas unb m0gli6ermsiie
S6nseseit0sr in Der glabe beg Sees.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
GptiuaiHii6
s II man aneebIib in Bien
he5iigIi6 Der 9ontro-
perie nit ben 8er.
Gkc &av

~ ".
8iiri6. bia 2cnocn, 10. Geoent.
Ter. sIitS @iener 9epeid,en, Die bier
cingetrofien iino. sebt berpor. oab
man in poIitiid,en areiien in @ien
bcoiiJIid Der sontroie NIT ben
Dereinieten Stanten iebr optintiitiitJ
it, Die Surb bas gerie,lfen bes ita-
liei.iiten 9antpierS YgIncona4 olird,
ciii ofterreid5iites Gau6boct perur.
iadt tpatroe. Die Siterreidiiden YoIi.
titer iinb Der sIniidJt. baB bic Der.
einiatcn Stnaten iib 81 ipeiterm lin.
terbanSIlngen iiber bic itritsisai
gsnlste psritabci ueToem
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26
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give your hair the beauty and charm
of youth. 95-1
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26

ners Ferry are on the committee on
education.
Many members of the house have
joined in introducing prohibition
bill which if it becomes a law will
go into effect without waiting for the
vote of the people and which is in
every way most stringent Predic-
tons now are that this will pass the
house but that the senate will kill it,
the later preferring to stand by the
Hart resolution for a constitutional
amendment The measure introduced
in the house has gone to the refer
ence committee which went over it
and discussed it with considerable
interest and then laid it aside, for
the time being at least, none Of the
members of the committee seeming
to be especially anxious to report it
back If this bill finally gets before
the house, without being amended
to death, it is thought it will pass.
Much turmoil was thrown into the
house by the introduction of this bill
and the attempt to get it through.
1t is destined to affect much other
legislation Many members are angry
because the bill was introduced at
all and some of its numerous authors
are threatened with danger to other
measures in which they are inter
ested. 1t is fathered by the following
IN bers: Shattuck of Bonneville
Kiger of Kootenai, ThraiIkill of Ada,
MCGOWAN of Latah, Bohman of La
tab, Allard of Power, Siddoway Of
Fremont, Anderson of Canyon, York
of Bonner, Waters of Twin Falls,
Faris of Twin Falls, Ingards of Can
yon, Findlay Of Bear Lake, MCGEE OF
Canyon, Lau of Bannock Taylor of
Madison, Holland of Bingham, Miles
of Nez Perez, Hull and Hunt of Koo-
tenai, Anderson of Bonneville, Evans
of Lincoln, and Carratt of Bonner.
This question, together with the
Albion Normal school problem, prom
Use more of fighting and trading than
any two subjects now in sight. The
utilities commission is another ques-
ton which will disturb the legislative
waters.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26
JUNIOR COLLEGE BILL APPEARS
IN SENATE
Continued from Page II

least some changes, perhaps many,
before the bill passes.
One state educational institution is
given nothing in the bill prepared by
the educational board. This is the
Normal at Albion which the board
desires discontinued because of the
inaccessibility of its location. But
there is a strong fight being made to
retain this school. To the people of
Pocatello the board argues that if
they want technical school devel-
oped out of the academy now located
in that city they must first see that
the Albion Normal is abandoned
But Albion is not going to be aban-
doned if some people can prevent it
and the fight for it will be a warm
one. Its friends claim it is in the
most rapidly growing section of Idaho
and that the institution is needed and
will be needed still more in the flu
tti Z, llleti lhClC 10 liz lSooOl WY lllC
Normal at Albion and the academy
at Pocatello cannot both remain, that
they are the institutions which will
serve the two-thirds of Idahos pop
ulation which is in the south as the
university and the Lewiston Normal
will primarily serve the one-third of
the population which is in the north
1t is now said Albion and Pocatello
have formed an alliance.
Some people see danger to the state
university at Moscow and perhaps
even to the Lewiston Normal in Po-
catello's ambition to build up high
class educational institution in that
city, which incidentally is growing
with greater rapidity than any other
town in the state. The town wants
an academy, ar a junior high school,
or a technical school, or an agricul-
tural school, or a normal, one or the
other or several of them or all of
them
Mr.. >Thrailkill, member of the
house from Ada county, has intro
duced a bill to change the name of
the Academy of Idaho to Idaho Jun
ior College" This much appears in
the title, but the body Of the bill also
provides that the Idaho Junior Col
lege at Pocatello is established for
the purpose of training teachers and
giving instruction in agricultural, me-
chanical and other vocational sub
jects, and in such scientific and lit
erary subjects as will meet the edu-
cational needs of the students therein
Mr.. Thrailkill who is chairman of
the committee on educational insti-
tutions in the house, also has intro
duced bill to abolish the Albion
Normal Mr.. Meyer of Idaho county
and Mr.. Kiger of Kootenai county are
the only members of this committee
from north Idaho. In the senate.
Day of Moscow and Elliott Of Bon
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26
THE CRISIS

One of the interesting things about
any crisis, whether in illness of in
politics, is that the victim is likely to
be the one who knows least about the
seriousness of the situation The
fever-wasted patient is not aware of
the battle that the physician is waging
with death over the possession of his
body. The friends of an educational
institution remote from legislature
have little or no conception of the con-
tinuous and terrible fight that is being
kept up to preserve the integrity OF
the institution and to secure funds for
its adequate maintenance.
Perhaps it is just as well for our
peace of mind that we can deny the
have had no inkling. Perhaps it makes
for better work and a more settled
course if we can constantly assure our
selves and those about us that the
disintegration of the university is not
threatened by a definite program
launched by powerful aggregation OF
enemies.
But it is little hard on those who
represent us at the capital to find us
Indifferent to the wonderful fight they
are putting up; to have us refuse them
our good wishes, sympathy, and APP
probation for the exhausting struggle
they are engaged in to stifie the Junior
college plan.
Perhaps to some here there may
seem to be no Junior college scheme
Unfortunately there is one and re-
markedly definite one. 1t might help
the fellows in Boise # they knew that
we appreciated their tiresome vigils,
their adroit moves, their single devo-
ton to an institution which perhaps
some of us do not love enough to have
fears about it.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-26
CLINTON NEWS

The Grange meeting was well at
tended last Saturday night. Mrs. H.
Johnson and Mrs. Chas Gray were in
lated into the third and fourth de-
grees. The Grange will give dance
Friday, the 10Th. 1t will be a Hard
Times dance. Those who come dress
ed up will be fined There will be two
prizes given; one dollar to the worst
dressed lady, and one dollar to the
worst dressed man. This is an invita-
ton dance, the same as the other
dances given by the Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lee visited Sun
day at the j. J. Lee home.
Mr.. Benedict and family spent Sun
day at the C. w. Purnell home.
Several ranchers of this vicinity are
taking advantage of this good sleighing
and are hauling from Moscow what
posts they will need.
Mr.. and Mrs Kroh, who lives near
Moscow, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Markowski
spent Sunday at the w. H. Wolf home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Purnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Proumier attended the show
at Moscow last Thursday night.