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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-13
LODGE NOTES.

First and second degrees will De
confirmed at the meeting of Ucal
lodge. No. sos, l. @. O. F.. next Thurs
dav evening at Odd Fellow hall, Lunch
will be served after the work.
Ana important meeting OF Eudora
Rebecea lodge, No IS, will be held
tnis evening. Visitors from naven-
mort. Geneseo, Moline and Cambridge
will be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-13

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, best known
of all ]. Y. " women leaders in this
country, is putting forth an unusual
effort to save Joseph HilIstrom-be better
known as Joe Hill, the /. W W. poet
from execution at the hands of a fir
ing squad in the penitentisry at Salt
Lake City on Nov. 10. Money is com
ing in from all over the country tC
save an innocent man" she announced
q few days ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-13
Captain Aid to Situation.

hitting more passengers to crowd into
our boat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
geFauntmadjnnoen.
3Rrram Der etrcsenourd6rnms 6pmmiNar.


&Qlt more, rs. Nanudr 1915
Dtc SirnBcnourbbrud)s 0omntildre in Der
SlnQi Baltimore mncben bicrWit bclGnnt onB,
nadocni iie ibrc Idbeac iiber Die Gnihdoigniis
gen, uuiolleu uno gScribcrb6buHAen ucjigu0
Der 0unocmuirnng uno 0soifnung Der Notpmae'
&lrehe GO SUB breiD bon Der Aoroiete 0er
GnDciie Sirabe bis 81 Shooitlciic Der Bbilas
oelplia.9peHue. nebii ben oaranj bciiiali9eu
enogu. itgeH uno corrgrtcH crilarcnoen Rln
uen rcoioiri b0hcn, 9cnldB ben SOr0rlten Ocs
Gbarter5 Der St1ot Baltimore uilo Der an
80. Nuti 1914 unicr5cibneien 8erorbHun8 9'r
800 ocs Wlanors mo Stnoraibs,
iic biernii 9iOii aebeu, onb belaatc Sabclc
uno Naric auf 0icic gseiic Ooucuoei mo be-
Qiant9i Toroen it, mo oaB Der Wia0or uno
Siaoiratb bon Baltimore oocr irgeno melde
sReriou ober licrlouen Corporation ober Corr
pordiionen. bic nit Dem 3uiprD Der @ni'
ihdolguHAcn ooer nulerlcaten gSertberbUbun
gen, uie bier eenaHnt. nn5urieOen lino, iis
nerbab oreiBig t3O) laaen. Dom ucuH5elnten
Sage i'm 5annar 1915, ocm Enhm oer CriicH
ron ms crlaiicnen Scr6iicuilihuna oicfcr gio.
to- od9cGcn ousb l0riitli0c 8ctiion an oos
baltimore Staotacrnt appcuircn m5gcrJ ne
Dem iie ons Gcrldi I'M cine 9leoilon oericlben
nhgc5cH.
0nneac 6. Cjraunaa,
Sobu s. SaufDrn,
3arrg ~ NcmlcD,
0ommiidre.
Ga9eus 8. &oo8crc,
toan20. 6.6ct20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
Wlittmodl, ben 20. Snunar 1915,
sic 0ricasIaae.

DIE Nrc9sln9e.
Iie Nadrdten mcld)e in oen Icsten Gogen 81 uns
berii6crgcounaen iin0 iebit oie BON 2onoon- lai-
ien crie6cH. mob cs Inn Sic Sode Ser Gcluitcn mo
Geicrreher glt iiebt
Sn 6ronfredl 6crctct iih Gin ncues Wlcs por Diee
glnfiuoiag, oc III Dem 9eridt oes 0eltidleu @roBen
Generootcs i6er bic egrcicbe Sdblodlt bel Soilions
cni6oltcn nor, nor fir ms i'm Aniang rnOeronoldl
Gas @crItGnonib o6cr fam, ais am nddien &oge oc
@reBoepeides bic Jladridt ent6et oob Die Nrniec oes
oputiden Sfronprin5en nad orernonatider 3ober ais
bauer ctt cn0ld ioueit oud Die grgonnen georiingen
fell Bob sic 5ehuig @eroun BON allen 5eiteu cinge
idloiicn 1T 9os lit ,oaS @leb" IS miro iebt
lucnu nbt umporbcgeiebenc lllnitdnoe cntreten, NIT
Ser Silic Scr Gideu Bertha MIR nod fpr5c 3eit ooi
crn bis @erouH ioQen mlB uno Der 9eg nod) Foris
oiieu iit
syn Often riiden oie arnieeu 9inocn6urgs INNER
uaber an 8ardun beron, uno in @ali5ien bo6en Die
oitcrrcidiidcn Nrmeen Oen &uien pieoerm cine
ldapere 5doppc 6ege6rad]t Die 9rnccn oes Sar
Ncs wed6es 9onooner Gcpedeu 8ufolge Dor Dem 3n-
iamnenbrud te5en oet AbduB eines Seporatfrie
oenS onrcben uno beret ein ione fir 0cniebcn oos
0Itlidc @ali5ien ols @rcis 81 5ablel.
llnO sic tiirfildcn Gruppen beOroben nidt nur al-
ien RiBlano crnitIih BON @criieu ans unO I'M Sta
foius onocrn aud GnglolO IN Ggpptct pobin ocut-
idc &ngenielrc fir oeu Sultan cine gabn ourd ole
SinoiiDie bauen
@e ouf Dem 2onoe, 10 ata oi oem @oier 3ier
1T Der Sicg Den Gcitden un0 Seterrcder 5por nldt
10 iidcr, ue oui Dem 2ou0e A6er bod errugen lie
oua bier Grfolo oui Griolg i6er Die erOrdcu6e le6er
mod]t g9e olii ocnl 2onOc 10 bat id] oub alf Dem
g8aier Die mat5cnioti5e 9ercdnlng Dab Die lleber.
madjt ourd] ibrGjepidt egeu miie ols cine falld)e
berauseeieat glub Gier oe6e oeieuigcn StatiItiten
febl oie ser geet oie lcberlegenbeit ser engliden
5lotteu 5cgen pergroBert nod 0urd Die eoenals nit
inbebetcH0e 5lottc 5ranfreds. Dlan CAB Ole gn'
5ob Scr @efiibe imo Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ole Sc
idppnoigtcit uno Die QSaiieruerordnglmg Die Stdrte
Der &au5erpIotten oas Sfober Der aroBcn 5hiiisge
idiitc an ood e6tc III Oicicr 9iic, mas ndt au 3a6-
len iibcrtroaen merOen fam, mas nidt mabincnmd-
bg on0crn SSrtcQigen5 it mas nbt NAB, nod ludg.
bar lit: 0os lit Ser Olutb Ole Gntidloienbet ons fote
gllt sic Gpfufreioigfeit, Die 9lnregung oos Gjenie
im0 Der Seloennut6 Gie Gelttid]en 6ober teuieIcn
mo oid) bic 0eiicrredc, ooB lie 6er ale oee Gigcn-
idJaften uerigen 81 g9oier uuo 81 9anO- gielcdt
ba6en Die @ngl1n0er iie aid oe iett ia nur nod
baiptddf III 9etradjt fommen beiouOerS arf Dem
s8aier bod limo lie bis est nod nidt 3iIm gorfein
geionmen sic boben 3u cbr ou lire @oldnen per-
traut pe iie and 81 ie5r o bic croriIdenoe Wlale
Der rltiiiiden Nrneen aeredlnet 6oben
es ie6t ainitia Inn Die Sade Der 6ciocn Dcr6inoe-
ten germoniteG0lfer oiuo6 ami Gem 2ono un0 ouf
Dem goiier Ter erOriidenocl materelcil llebcrnodt
cten iie NIT erfoIs Bic gegc le6crIegcn6eit eui8e
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
9lnblnno ais Grprsiier.

S{ilrlib 6rn5te cine Ma5ingtoner ,}ctlng 0le
yfadJridt Dab 8uBlonO nit Ccnihlono itnO 0ecrrelp
llnaorn Yerban6lunQen angefnipFt babe Inn eInen
Separatfrie0en ob5uitlieben g}uhirlid rplr0e sic
aleIOung oenlentirt obgeid Der 5eraisgcber ocr Bel
timg cin nober 9erluanoter oes riiden 9otidditerS
IN g9a6iugon lit. Sest miro tearnt ipos oec r6rie
Oeasnodridt" 81 6coci;cn boite &ubIonO Oro6ie ei.
nen Seporotfric0en 3u idlieBen, fnls bm nid1t bon
gnglanO mo 6ranfreid Die Dltcl 3ur 1ortiaburg res
&ricgeS 3r gerfiigmg geitelt merocn Nic bic Nctro
trotcr 3eititlg o9hIBfcpe Slopa~ mel0et aeang es
8ubloro nit oieer Grobin8 onOerbol6 Yduinrcen
6rancs ouS Den Aaiirten berousjudlogen Ceie Jiie-
enlimme miro bolO berpulOert iein Gem ein groBcr
96eiI 6ooon miro in Die Ga5en bon 6o6en ruiiiidler
gcartcn uno @enerdlen flieBen. llnO Damn miro 9nB
lnnO ieine Gto6naen pie0er6oen mo neue ,Soroeru-
gen iteueu. llno hlieBlidl miro es eine 1robunaen
lpo6r MAIDEN miiien &uBlon0's 9mSifeioer ans ser
aaiah5 iii nnr cine 6roge Der 3eit So6Qlo occs ans'
ideiOer 5ir Ebntiade geuor0en lit fam Der Srie5
nidt me6r lauge fortgeiest perocu G. 50
Die SrcnnSs eneon6s i'm natiOnalen @epracnton-
teuborc 10 dreibt oas Cincinnati 9olfS6Iatt" uol
len oe 9efiiruorter oes Noiienousitt6rber6o NIT
Irobungen einihiid)terr g9enn Die 6etreifei0c Bill
Dor Oas Saus gelanat lit es i6re 9Ibd5t cine Bill 81
unterbreiten pelde Deienisen nit Strae 6e0robt Die
elmer fren0cn lnton o Soften Der g9oblfobrt Der Ser
5toaten 6elien luolen Ter Gjrun0gcoanfc it, oaB
0ieicnigen uclde oas Ausiu6rpcr6ot 6cfiruorten
Gciitldlnn0 duf Soften Der Der Staatc been wollcl
S erter Jeibe miro iib bic Qroblng gcgen Die 0cut
de Ercic oeS 2onoes ridten mo olle onoeren 8etn-
gcu Die eioer in gcringer 9n5obl borbnn0er ino Die
0as @er6ot iuteritiieen 9os benbiidtigt miro lit cine
nclc 9lusgo6e oes Sremoel- uo 9urubr Geebes, Oos
Der fooeraliitiden @ortei ben Sas gebroden bat m0
Die oenofrntiide Yarte prOe Oas ndmlide SGidol
eriobren neun lie oos @leife perudte, CAB Die Gin.
id)ifterng leoiglid uno oaeu 5itnt ghben Gnganos
iiiiO nidt Der Der Staaten bea6dtigt it, I0Bt iib
ledt geuue bepcct @enn Die @oifer5uiubren en-
oeten uiroe Der arieg ou balO 5li @nOe oninen uro
ooniit piiroe 0os 2nno ans Der dlperen mir5idoit
den Icpreion beiret perOen, in pcIfer es lid bei
set 3a6lennidBg loBt id ermeiien oaB mir fir ieoen
Toqar ocn mir fir @offeoerfdue eirtne6ner bunocrt
Collars ouf Ser oroeren Seite ucrlieru oa oie 2obn
rernte ourdl BEN arieg alein iid oi e6en W2ilonen
pro Gag beloufen Iroburaen meroeu ms nidt a66al
ten sen godpeis BON Ser gdiblihfeit oes Nusiu6rper
bots 5u liefern
Nenes ge6eu Der GrSe in StaIien Sin nener Singer.
5eie Der @oriebuna nidt aud nod Oie italieniidleu
ariegs6iuoe gegeu oeit oerniaiiiden goIfSomw, Oen
6otiieu Er0ger ser aultltr os5uaiien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
Gine bentide gLrmee IN llnanrn?

Sn iingIter 3eit 1T Dic0erbolt bon Soioon berdltet
moroen, 2eutidlano babe llHaoru @iiliStruppen per
iprodcn, Inn bic 9liien 0urd Die &orpotbcnp1ie 3urd
so treibcn Cine J}adrdt lbrte Die Starle ener oet
idei 6iilistrppeu oui cine 6albe Nlillon an
gs lit lcidt nloglid, oob Oieie 2on0oner Nodricbt
ou 99a6rbeit ber6t 96er ser Saupbped elmer 10
aroBcn ocutidlen Euppenienong nod llugarn 1T ie'
oenfaS nidt bic 9iuiien aus Den &orpot6enpden bin
aus5utrcibe onOern nm 9llidnier, Oas ofien6or @e-
liiiie bnt id) Den 9aiirten an5uideben lt0 Sie6er
brgeu 5u beietcn 5ur 9eiiunng ST brngen, Inn es TO-
5uiogei Onrd einen yg9inf init oen 3aunpio6l~ 81
mo5nen 0oB ieoGfolls 6eier fir oos feine SanO lit
bic bisbcrigc 9lctrotdt bei5u6ebaten Cine 0eutidje
Nruee BON eincr 6ul6en W}ion miro lcidt fertiq nit
Dem rumdliiden Seer, Oeiien Soditdrte 100000
Waun idiueridb i6ercigcr fam Ie Anmeieubcit
elmer aroBen oetdcn 9lrmee in lngorn nB eincn tie
fen noroliidel Gin6rid au Oie 9lunGnen mo ii6er
boupt ale @aIfanpolfer MAIDEN. Gs 3egt ibnen Dab
pcn aud bic Goppel. W}ouordie an GnOe 6rer 4r6ite
nngeongt en mag, oas 6ebt mean Seerreih I'M
gorn aud feline friden Erlppen mc6r ms 5elo itelen
taiu1 Geiuid)lano nod ii6er Ndlionen 9leerpen oer
iiiat Die es an Den 6reinO o6geben fam obne lid
ielbt in GitpreuBen IN @olc i'm 6lioB, I'M nor0liden
6ranfreid5 ooer III g9eitflonoern SIT idlludden
llnO menn 9hlmdnen 5ir 8crnirnft gefommer lit
uno BON Qclem oerproden 6at gut 81 iei oain ite
ben pic oeittibH Suppen in llnsnrn 5lir @eriiigue
fir eincn Gnfoa III Glib @uBlono III sic &ornfom-
mer oes G5oreureides Tort Iiest Ger uerpunobnrite
4unft oes ruiihen Geibes. Gos piirOe Damn ole rii-
6e &ecresleitimg 3lDngen 1rippenmoiien ans Galis
5ien nod oen Sioen SIT i]iden ino Sen Ceitcrrehern
hort Den Sieg ledlter modem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Sc mciter bic GnhuideluusSar6eiten i'm Nuner, nit
ue6en oic Sta0t Dor nnmebr jebn SSo6ren 6cgonu
porpdrts dreten 0eito oehfer 5eieeu iic ooB lie iid
bc3o6lcn Dur6 Die in 1914 I'M 9lmer ooreenonmcne
5iroBcnpiaiterma alcin neroc oic Stcicrcinfiinite
fir 1915 INN $1i4509 erb0bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
An franern0er Nrinncrnna

an mcncn 0cie0tcn Galtcn,
Cjsurq 0cbcr,
mc.hcs am 90 NnHunr 1909 ian Gcrrn cnts
icD aicn iii.
Gehs Nnbr fino loon enii0munocn,
Sod bic GrinncruHn bicibt
@s iunrcn ibncre Shiuocn.
HdS 0cr3. cs mar criDcDt
SD oUnnc SIR bic Nu6c
IN Sciner iiillcu 0rnii
lluo parie nui Die Giunoc
"a mit Der Nfrr duD rnit
Gjcpiomci bon icincr @0tiin
Wlarsnr,tg sSeber uHo &iuoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
gSermiI6tc sln5ciscn.


Die risjiBe 9Mule IN 6er sto6t
ilniere y,1bsAlaiien iebi oiieu Sunae Snmen,
pcine pie Acioerma0crfunlt ua0 ben neucfe,
WsetDoocn erlernen icolleu fbnnen bes IN fur'
5er 8eit onr0 ben Anl6luB dn bleie 0laiien
erreiDen unierricbt Wlor9ens. 9ln6mtinge uDo
Abeito5 Nequcme Shnben. Sm pnuie be-
gonnene glrbetten f6nnen p6breno hes llnicr.
ricbis iortgeiebf iueroen 4rinon6cr linters
ri6i I'M 0nnpuri Don Whlicin eribeilt. N1Dere
Au5iuuii inriiiliW ooer minoi0 bel tyrl.
CnDtrd, yig. 3O2. N1efs sGarntDnns 5trnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

genss ge6eu Der GrOe in StuIien Sin nener Singer.
jeg Der @oriebuna nidt oub nod Oie italieniidjeu
ariegSbn0e oeaen Sen ecrmauden gofStomm, Oen
6otieu Er0ger ser 9uItlr Ios5ulaiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
Gnneac G.. @raunaa,
SobH 8. Sanioro,
parrg u. JlcmlcD,
9sparicmcut ihr 6iieatli9c gc.6cfermacu.

Tcpartement ihr Ufieauidc Gcs6eiierunacn.
NnicrsIcpnrtcmcnt bcs StaotsSuDcnirurs.
y alt more. NO. A. Sonunr 1915.
e,n Inc, bic Cs nnncbt!
GS iuiro hicrmit QcmnB ben Nblbniiien Sc Y
mn So ocs Baltimore St0ot0 0bdriere beianni
lcmQc0t, bQB bic @flaiiernnQs Qss@onmiliioH 0cl
Giaot Baltimore mad Dem 1. Widr5 1915 be-
Qiilncn ivirO Die nl9acnnnnen Strnben iul0
gucl nit moocrneiH WiniCridl 81 pinern, neit
an ptlaliern mn nel 81 belcaen. Nlc @erloncu
nn0 0orpornt0ncn mcr0cn 0esbnlb nuiqetor0cri,
Grlaubnibicine fir aae gr6citcn 81 6icn nno
oicie por 0em T. Wl1r5 1915 81 bccnocij bic
IN irQeno ciucr 9Sciie Die glulqrnbun9 oocr
NnireibuHg uudl0cndnuier Sirdbcn oocr glieD
oner eines G5cles ocrclbcn uotbig madeH
mUmien, na1ocn iie aui lode g4ciie gcpllas
l!ctt nci Atpilaltert oDcr neu beleQi iro
0e obcn criudbtcn Strnben mo glueO iino
2rmDarbsStr., bon Rucds Ctr. biz Soptins @lnce
ga.timpresStr., bonn Gronom0D bis 81 etHem
0rcn5cno an ben Sanoman.
6atcru.Apc, bonn SrcaopaO bis Bditerlony
Ruri.2lDcnue.
Gafern.gIue., bon Gnpooos9Ibc 6is 8ur 0nliden
Sin0ipreu3c
9ofrricn.%f'a 'aSlpc., ben Eraii.etr bis giier'St
Ylerccr.Stry non Hiq5tStr- bie NalperisStr
(3rantSt bon gSdier Cir. bic (SerWnuSir
poliiraswartf's sir., bon 9omborosSr. bis 5ur
lS0icrsSfr.
sgns.aaeS, BON German-etr rc6tpinila 5ur
s.. Wa. McGau,
StaoisSnaeHieur.
SIN sLniroec Scr @i;nitcrunGs eomnIiiion Oel
G. acii0 Compton.
Gorllbcr un0 conuliirenoer In9enicur.
(San11, 1872 ,6cbl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
Ridlarb G6clfe.

0s farb am A. Sannar 1918. Moracns
R!nnro Gbciie .m ailcr goa 2a5rcH, Nos
Enien nn0 IA Eagcn. Gclicbicr Sobn bon Der
tis mo glnna 0bclie (Gcb 0ielet6). Sic
Ncerolgun0 iinoci NliiiiuOdl, 3 ll5r Gn6mii'
tags. bonn 6liernbauic ylr. 1927, 3lectstrnic,
aus iiait 9eiiebuna aui Dem r0rcielnlglciis'
SricobOic." (Snnt9-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
THE GREATEST SECRET OF
GERMAN PROGRESS.
BY FRANK KOESTER in "THE
FATHERLAND."

Tho article should be read by
everybody. Millions of people in
the United States have only
vague idea of what Germany and
the German government is; this
article will enlighten them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
fErrNrrid g4. 0lriher.

IS iinr0 am 19 Sanunr 1915. i'm 150 ll6r
Morgens. 5rcocrid ". Sleircr, i'm gltcr Uon
60 Sabrcu. Sobu Der periiorbenen Srcocrid
iiHo @cribd Nleibcr, uno Gouin oeS pcriiorbcs
neu gsn Sieog Die 9ecroignnq ilnoei am
Sunncrltnq a. Samur llnr GnDmitaqs
BON Der geobmina iener GonHe. 5rau 2ena
gndcr SEQ. gieDia. &r. 1929, 9luro'Sunos
eir0fc aus iiait (Ndn20-2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
9S6iliU g4eller.

Gs iiarb an i6 Sanuar 1915 RGilp gener
tn gilicr oon "A Sabrcu, in leuer yeoOnunp,
Wr. 1915, @Dplnr clroUcsStrafe. Nic Qecrois
pinA iinDei aui 1onucrltaa 9 lGr gaMmii'
iaqs BON QbiQcr glorcilc aus iinti, Sclctnne
ami Dem aGrlb 6ioscsSricoboie.
(G6lcaQo Su, un0 goyi ga. 3ciinnqeu
mogcn eeiduait coplrcu) (San20-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20


The great secret OF German prog
ress is 10 be found in the powers Of
the Bundesrath, in which are uni
ted the executive, the legislative and
the judicial functions.
This is In absoiut contra6istinc-
ton to the American system, and it
may seem surprising to an American
that republic can be conducted
under such a form Of government,
the American conception Deing based
upon tho distinct division OF these
functions The president is the
executive, tho congress the legisla
tive, and the Supreme Court the
head OF the judiciary in tho United
States. II is called a government Of
checks and balances and this division
Of functions was particularly devised
and elaborated to protect the citizen
from official usurpation.
While this result has been at
tained at the cost Of division OF re-
sponsibility, intolerable delays in leg
islation, long periods of unsettled
Interpretation oil the laws before
they are finally passed upon by the
Supreme Court and the gradual ac-
creation of power OF the president
until he is now the most powerful
ruler in any country, with the ex-
ception Of perhaps the Czar.
(TO be continued.)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-This is Fire
Prevention Day throughout the United
States
The Safety First Federation of Am
erica, with headquarters in New
York, has helped arrange programs
here and elsewhere, emphasizing the
Importance of preventing fire.
"The individual is not apt to take
fire prevention to heart if fire hasn't
touched anything of his" says. the fed
Grafton, "but he should. In 1914 in
the United States and Canada alone,
$235,591, $50, (nearly a quarter of a
billion dollars,) worth of property
was destroyed by fire. This means Sc
a year loss each, if divided between
every man, woman, and child in the
two countries"
"The biggest part of the gigantic
loss could have been prevented, if the
individual had been cautious!"
Governors of practically all the
states have asked the people to prof
it by the experience rules made by
the federation.
This Fire Prevention Day is the
of the great Chicago fire.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09
BULGARIA AFTER GREECE
SENDS DIPLOMATIC NOTE
WILL CHANGE ITS FAVORABLE OPINION OF
GREEK NATION UNLESS CHANGE FOR BETTER
EASTERN FRONT IN ACTION
Russians Claimed to Have Captured German Prison.
ers and That Dvinsk Battle Was>Against Teutons
German Losses in Trench Capture in West
By the United Press Associations.

by the United Press Associations.
SOFIA, Oct "Bulgaria's favor
able opinion of Greece will no longer
be justified unless the latter changes
its attitude regarding recent events in
Salonika," the Bulgarian minister at
Athens was instructed to warn Greece.
He was directed to say that Bulgar-
ia Cannot accept responsibility for
the future" if Greece doesn't change
her position. The yelled threats re-
ferred to the landing of allied troops
at Salonika for the assistance of Serb
ia.
Russians Claim Successes
PETROGRAD, Oct. 9-In a fierce
battle about Dvinsk, the balance of the
latest gains swayed in Russias favor,
it is officially claimed today There
is no vital changes in the positions of
the armes, however. The Russians
have captured many prisoners. From
Drisvvatitza river crossing to Smor-
gon, "a protracted battle" is report
ed to be raging.
Germans Take Trenches
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The German forces
captured q part of the first line of
trenches near Leintry last night in a
series of reconnaissance attacks, it
was officially admitted today. Trem-
enduous losses around Loos yesterday,
however, are reported. The Teutons
attacked in three lines, followed by
many columns, only to be wiped out
by artillery.
TeutOn RepUIsed in Serbia
PARIS, Oct "a Nish official
statement today that the Serbians had
the Austro-Germans who
tried to capture the Belgrade-COn-
railroad created great en-
-husiasm here. 1t is predicted that
40 further advance will be attempted
until Field Marshal Won Mackenzen
IS reinforced The Nish statement
that the Teuton advance
guard which crossed at Belgrade
ortress was partly destroyed and
partly captured and that at Yarsk and
labres and at the Isle of Prograrska
he enemy was confined to the brink
If of the river, was reiterated
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09

Frederick H Elliott, executive of
the Safety First Federation, suggests
that everyone read carefully the fore
going rules for fire prevention, then
follow their advice.
A big fre-prevention parade start
ed the days program in New York.
Fire Commissioner Robert Adamson
rode at the head of the procession.
which stretched out behind him for
miles. Circulars, speeches and other
means were employed to impress in
dividuals with the need for fire pre-
vention.
At Chicago Mayor Thompson spoke
urging the people to cut down Illi-
rois' $12 000000 annual fire loss. Gov.
Fielder made speech about it in New
Jersey Many other public officials
made sneechies throughout the coun-
try on the same subject.
The first annual convention of the
Safety First Federation will follow in
ten days, converting in Detroit, Octo-
ber 19. The fire prevention commit
te, comprising many prominent fire
experts and engineers, will present its (
report containing important recon-
mendations for adoption at this time. |
AS soon as these measures are ap-
proved a comprehensive campaign
be instituted in every commonwealth
and municipality with the view of re-
ducing the fire hazards through the
enactment of model laws and regula-
tions. I
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09
EVENTS IN THE WAR ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY
October 8. 1914

Antwerp fell at 9 a. m. and was
occupied by the Germans at 2:3O
D. m. Albert and his army fled to
safety. The British naval brigades
tried to save the city.
French-German artillery battles
at Lille and Arras continued. Ger
mans attacked viciously on Meuse
heights. The French progressed
some at st. Mihiel, yet Germany
also reported progress there and in
the Argonne. German forces re-
treated before Russians at Lyck,
and at Ivangorod and Sandomoir
on the Vistula there are violent
artillery duels, Petrograd report
ed.
Rome says Portugal will declare
war on Germany, and that German
re-inforcements are being rushed
to East Prussia.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09
TEACH THE FAMILY THESE
TEN FIRE PREVENTION
COMMANDMENTS

L. Don't permit children to play
with matches.
matches, cigars or cigaretts.
3. Don't use naphtha or benZine
in the home. CA pint makes
200 feet of explosive vapor)
4. Don't block the fre-escapes;
you may need them yourself,
quick.
5. Don't oput ashes in wooden
boxes or barrels.
6. Don't permit accumulations of
rubbish III
Z. Don't have lace curtains or
draperies near open lights.
8. Don't fill kerosene lamps, or
lanterns after dark.
9. Don't permit matches to be
kept except in closed metal
box.
10. Don't forget to call for the
fire department first thing;
and to have some extinguish-
ing apparatus.
YOU NEVER CAN TELL!
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09
e X T II II
WILL RECOGNIZE CARRANZA

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9-The rec
ogHiiiOn Of General Carranza as pro-
visiOnaI president of Mexico has been
definitely determined on by the Pan
American conference.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-09
WHEAT MARKETS
ARE SLUMPING
SENSATIONAL DROP OF SIX CENTS
ON RED RUSSIAN IN PAST
TWO DAYS
Due to ChicagO's Dull Market Other
Varieties in Sympathy Many Farm
ers Sell at Top Figures

Sensational slumps in the wheat
market in the past two days has
caused alarm among holders of grain
and while few sales of wheat were
reported in Moscow, reports from the
outside are to the effect that an un-
loading process has been steadily 60
ing on at many interior points. In the
recent bulge, farmers in the vicinity
of Moscow were not slow to recognize
the possibility of a sudden. reaction,
and many sold at the top price.
According to local grain buyers to-
day Red Russian variety is declin-
ing rapidly and from 76 cents a bu-
shel Thursday, the market has slid
down to 70 cents, though reports from
the coast indicate that exporters are
withdrawing from the market.
All varieties of wheat are reacting
and are seeking lower levels. accord
ing to C. A. Tenwick, local agent of
the Pacific Coast Elevator company
while the wheat markets are appar-
emily moving downward, Red Rus
sian having dropped six cents in the
past two days, l am glad to say that
many farmers of this section have
at the top prices hereto
fore quoted" said Mr.. Tenwick. "The
slump is due to Chicago markets going
off,
Oats and barley remain strong, the
former being quoted at $1.021a per
hundred and the latter at S1.15. The
wheat markets today command the
following prices: Red Russian, zoe; |
Hub, S0c fortyfold, SIC; bIuestem,
s3c