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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-24

George p. Early, formerly Of this
city. now special agent Of the Ameri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate company.
with offices at Pittsburs. has written
the following description OF Hadrian's
tomb In Rome:
The tomb Of Hadrian is one Of the
most striking monuments Of Rome. 1t
was built nearly eighteen hundred
wears ago. It is ruin in the sense
Of having been despoiled Of its orna-
nentation, yet what remains Is OF SUBJ
,tantial construction and today 1t Is
Used as a museum in which may be
cen a great collection of things such
10 implements Of war, pottery. tools,
utc.. that were used by the Romans
Iuring the past fourteen centuries.
The tomb stands upon the right
Ink Of the Tiber 1t is circular in
,..2u ard is two hundred and forty
fus. IN diameter. 1t is three stories
.@t Each story is reached by a
nraGuaiy ascending way about twelve
La-t @!de thasa passages were
l0lhar an~': y, they -cay 5a inuminat-
ed h. IG1, pa nl4ced aifng the way,
This idea cf;@iIGfed WIN Napoleon
InAeed there IS orr lamp there rnar
he put in lis present position.
When the tornh Has buill it was
faced with the richest Parian marble
T.@a circumference Of the rctunda had
rilpsters upon which stood circle Of
Greek statues Facing the cardinal
r0itta = the ccrlrass we're -four n rig
- >='rtan groups in gilt bronze Will.
Vie ', I0I1 $tT'NrrfITe Nas Su2n1C@.t, 81
...t 81 ia,1-a1s. lro~cc2 r%e1u4 Il Id
q ttsrs s. 7e..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-24
MAIL - HEAVY

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 3l.-llt is
better to give than to receive. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-24

figures at the local pestoefloo GnoO
there are three times - much Christ.
mas mail going out ~ there b coming
in-but Il IL early" yet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-24

incal cel a..,,f aid the date Of her exc
cut.cn ty decapitation, and also the
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

Sic ruiiiidc l1niberiitat III @arz
ldau lit auf seutidcm 8efebl tpiebcr
.erDffnet nnb polnid semabt NOR
Den. Man erDffnet &ulturinltitllte,
mon. ertbeilt bebriidten IDlfcrn naz
ttonalc 9iebtc, I'M Sic 8elt lire gu
fiibren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
n9ic Gplc ausaeipiclt."

l1ntcr Sem Sitel Sic @ata.
ropbe" ter1ffentlidt bas Organ
Der lerbil6en Gn5ialbemofraten u8uz
olte1olt" ei1cn fir sic ldper erldiitz
tcrte 9timnulng in Gerbien beaeidz
11el1oen Mrtifel, Ser bon Der geull1r
1r1r an ei1i9en Gtctlen gefiir5t mltroc.
o,Sn oc1n bereits Dor Sen g%rei9ni5len Ser
lebtcn 8od)en, ipie lie nn5 bas @abeI
9en1elpet, gcldricbcncu Mrtifel beibt
IS: Giiltere Gage bred6cn fir gerbieu
an ll1b llcllc Sral1cr itc6t uns beppr.
8tr tpa9en 1i6t mebr auf eille quite
@e1lon1g 81 bpffcn. Ser Hiiidtritt be5
&ab1nctts geni5elps, ser cine befinis
tipe Srtentirlln9 Ser griedilden @oIiz
TIT IN fir Serbien 5ipe%ibeuti9en 1lo
bcrbadtisem Sinnle beoel1tet, lit bos
brlltalc gtbe elmer nl16cgrei flid)en 81
%ll1ltor, Der iid Sic pieleu tauienb giirz
ger Serbiens Sic gauge 3eit iiber binz
ge9ebcn baben. 8un1tt lit ser lpgilde
8rrd) ci11er unnatiirlibcn intimerl
Srernpldaft 9efpnrmen.
9as 8latt berllrtbcilt auf bos
.56drfte. Sic Yolitif Ser abifaIen, Sic
.scrbien III cine Seirbidoft nit glllz
9arten iagten, llrn lib an @ried6el,lano
gu balten. Sic aatafrop1e, Sic Sic
8lllgarcnfcinDe in Gerbien 6erbeieez
Iilbrt batten, let bas Meil1ltat oer bipz
lon1atilden allnlt 8oiies, Sic s1 Den1
l'ellca1 @alfm1frie9e fibre. Sic finn
.lpie @ertbeioi9uns 0cs gufareiterger-
trages orrd Eal tic l1nO llnperniinftige
Sreu11oiduft NIT Ben @rteden babe III
re traurigen Mciultate ge5citigt.
Ser Nrtifel idlieBt: Sic Mpue lit
ansgcipielt: 8ir niiiien iebt Sic
Sriidte Der grDbcntmbnlinnigen Epliz
tit unlercr 0adtbabtr genicBen, Sic
serbien ni6t auf DEM gllten @ege
filbren ippllten, ionbern bpiften, i'm
gercin NIT @ricdcnlnnD 8ulgarieu
pcrni6tcn 5l fDnnen. Sm Iebten Mpz
mert baben Sic @ricbet ba5 Gilier
berahgelaiien. 8ir iteben ppr elmer
&ataltrppbe."
l1nb bieic lit min eingetrcten; Sic
Gllnrtcn, bcren 9iplomotcn Gerbien
IN Ben SOB bebten, bermpd)tcn nidt,
lie a65nmcnoc1, pber wplltell cs nidJtl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

N8abte los, 'bie ifnll ieinen SeebonbeI
)beoro6en fDnlte11. 9ie Die 2mftldiife,
gegen Die fem Meeresarm Sid)erbeit
bictet. l1aio in Sem @erluit ser lll1-
orgreifbaren stellung liegt Elm l,1,=
gebeurer 8erlltit OH Mabt uno 5tar-
fe. 1arin lieBt ser 3tpo1g 5llr Giiid-
ltdtnabme. Die at,oere1 f6jnnen lire
@leibberedtigung er3apingen, neil
1bre Gerneigerllng eip geadtbeiI fit
Gnglo1lo iein miiroe, lire Mnerfen-
nll11g dber leit1 Gortbeil inter ben
pe%ra11oerten gerbaltnilien. l11lb miro
Der sieg iIber Die britiid)e i%11oipionas
lllttlde 8eltanidouuag, Oie iid auf
Soften onoerer ollrd)ieben s1piQ, ilidt
ga11a1 oerIel6e1 6ortidritt beoel1ten,
111d9t oas polige SeiteitItiid oes &on1-
pfesbiloen, oe1 mir gegen oen lpirtb=
ldafflid)e1 6e1r0alismus 6es groBz
11ter1ebmerstbnms 1no 0es orqari-
lirten @robfopitals bi%er5alan0e nun
lett 1896 NIT Ger Musiidt aui idlieBr
lid1en grfolg fiibren. gtebett 11idt
gerooe Die als bie 9arteigdnger gnq-
lanoS urt0 ieiner u@eltan l6auunay
offen bier5ula11oe So, loie, nit alIer
Wda6t fir oie ei1getreten inns, Sic
ben 8litanO erbalten ieler1 moIte,t,
ben ein Gan6erbilt NIT Sen Morter1
d)orofteriii rte uIbe public be
Damneo"? 4
llrier NrGii0ent lit ser 8~etpun6erer
Der angeliaditidel1 @e[tanldaul,rra.
l1no man ntlB es ibm lol]e11, er lebt
l%ei11e1t Sbealen nod. Sein @iae lit
oaS ei15ige, mas ct fennt. uu0 Sic
1bttt n11bertrallten Madttlittel 4Del1-
BET er OH, 1lid)t nit Miidiidt auf bas
golf, ionoern leoigli6, mie lie. leinen
Mii11ld)ell oielen fointlen! 8egriffe
tperoen ouf oen &opf gelteat. gr
nem1t Neutralitat, apas 10 ousaelpro-
d)ene 9ilfe fir @nglan6 it, SOB gng-
lallo ul1s leilen belten 8l,10esge11ol-
le1t 1tel1tit. ST laBt Mmerifag 8iiroe
l1luo Medte bon ENGLAND init Iiben
llelel, QDe1Hl es llltr DEM Don 1bm ge=
lpllnldten 3apede 0ient nno 1eutld)z
la1rO ld)aoigt. Milionen bon a1ne-
rlfa1tld)en 9iirger1t miiiien 8ater,
Bruber nno ialnmtlide m1d11nliden
germanote IN europa perltiimmeIt
ooer geto6tet ieben, neil SEER @il=
ION leine @eltanl6mlulg b0ber ld)abt
als tbre SSntere1len nno @eiiibIe.
ll1ro ipe1n lie proteitiren, 10 berfiinoet
ct 1t1lo foroert oa5u anf, tie ualt mab=
regeln".
1os lit sic gd0uleit 0es uSnoipi-
ollalismls" Sen Sic anAelladhildle
gSeltonld}aull1lg pertritt. She public
Ibe oamneo". uSSe0er ioll ber0anmt
!ein> Der nidt mill puie id". Gas lit
i6r Motto.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
&ulitiide ,tl,b ltnpplitiidc
GanbglpHcn.

Sic Muiien lollen bci Gbciia cine
9rpBc, Irlncc suianmenaesp9c1 babcn.
Die ourd} @nmanicn nod 9nlsariea
marldircn ioI.
9ieie Mrncc lol1 %pcrbinbern, bot
Die Gcntralmadtc cine feitc &crbin<
ou1a NIT Der 1iirfci, nit @%pnitantinz
opel, bcrltelen.
SEA. mir ippllcns abipartc,. CIR
items lilb Bic Mlll1en nph nibt bnrG
Nllimdnien maridirt, inh stpcitens
lillb lie nod nidt iibcr Bic 9prml 9e=
lan9t, prren llebcrallcrrue ibncn iebr
l1ipcr gentaGt Nperheu oiirfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

Als etn unaneenebmer
8routfibrer erluies ii9 Elm Monn
namens Nitoloi Maibrober, Der ppn
Der yteip Dorter Yoli5ei unter Der
9ei9rlbi9ung feit9enommen purbe,
pet Der !9od9oeit bes Billtam Rosidi
oleiem fetne wertbolle l1br aus Der
Gaide getpblen au baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

0ieier Sage lit oas
auf Der Sbereiienb0be Bel Miinten
ltebenoe, lno i'm Sabre 1886 erbaute
Nanoramagebdlloe nieoergebrannt. IS
lpar BARN ~sur5ett oaS 9dla1tens
runogemaloe @9labt bon GMmpienD
untersebradt, auBeroem entbielt pas
Gebduoe Elm Eager dlterer Hunogez
maloe, Die Die S9labten Bel Ruits,
2llten uno dilemma paritelten, cine
5ammlung religiDier Runoeemdlos
ulo Elm groBes 9emdloe bic 8el1iez
bung Der SatufortS. Der Saaoen
it mheroroentlih groB. 5peifellos
lleat granoitiftung DOR.
Sn Ser Rubmes9aIle
oes 9erliner 3ellgbauies 1T jeBt cine
rul1ii6e Geule alsgeitellt, Ole einen
Illen Bel eirem lleberrumpellmssz
berl ub am Morgen Des 10. Mai in
Den g9iiBengrd0en Bel 5uc5epp il
@ali5ien abgenommen iporoen lit. Die
etpa 80 3entimeter langs aeule bat
einen 8uramei1er bon Is 3entimeter
uap III aug 2drbenfol5 bergeitsQt.
Der obtre Sell 5eigt noA Die Rinoe,
ndhreno lie an Der unterens &eulenz
bdlfte abgeI6dlt lit. Sin piinner Sc
pertiemen anl unteren Gnoe nirb unit
oas 9~ano9elent oes admpfenoen ges
i9lungen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
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,i'lio ,.t. !. lrl, y ! ipofIir Salln rurr tit
-, ;, tu.''SS ~ 0stsluq.al8s5e ee3apts
s oan,ns, fsIa.,. "! Nla1'e ~ oteleN
S $500, 'on g ptt 'en' 9erfpnlliteit
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g. re sla)f Soiilaoil1 lutro cir @rs
. ~ 80 ~ ,s9eltp elllefH Sap5
inn oanss,, f;,,,f X S.a,s.'. .oio:
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fjirf IN Qon,nsn Sers,, ~, -
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lanai pir0, ion Sie., a,f et anjs,, S.,
stoSt ocihe6en' Size I,,sn1be r M
fen ober rltr Sic uirflider Ir6eitse
uno MaterialfoIten einidliesen.
Seftion7 Z.
2ieie Sroinan5 ioll in aroft tretett
uno lpirflam iein mie Elm aontrott
8ipiidlen ser 5taot 9aperpprt ms re-
Iaster 9epples 9ia6t Gonbat1t,. g1z
llanee Der belagter Sapenpprt G5ds &
electric Company. ms lnldle Qnnab@
me lol ltlrlftlif 9en1atft ltno binuen
oretB19 (3Ol Sagen nad ibrer geItaz
ttaung 6eim Stoot : Glerf 6interfeot
lperaen.
Bet: 4lfreo 6. Mueuer, Wahor.
Itt.:: 6u9o Woeuer, gter,.
Nafnen5aufrltf alf ubige GrSinans
ergab folsenoes Neitltot:
50 - 8rehmer. @ol6. Sarbed.
slHo1olln, Moeller, I~e6ersoll, @otcrS
man - I.
Nein - aeiner.
@rutbitiife nt,b o,eba,the
alderman gre6mer priientirts sic
@~runbfiidez ulh 8ebalbe : ga6I(iHe
I'M 8etroge bon S1t7.29 ms orf 5eis
men antroa trltrSe SieIelbe 5emi0iot
@ailer Gnnamittce
omSermon oo,6erf I..ta =.
,niete6e oo6(Ii;+o w. ~ a. ~ @uNsl.
soI 90 ,or o0 ,9,s ms Ss.ioge pol'
m,rSe S;e;el6s '', Wv. 81 81 ,.tl.'l al'lle9
],nieieu :" = ou' a~'sooVtn''s ll9
ee,no c
gfSern,oa
Sic geh,ar o a%sadgln'al pLalei'tlfte
sIsI 60 mn, o a .' ssltase pom
So Sie;efha WV 49,. NJ alatl'9 tpllt@
tnie5sn o"t QUESTIONING a''9ez
Slser,,or
nnS nerIas fn1aarsa as!slulelie.e
mes,,o a,,f D'a.lsp. o.slptu1voHe' III
co., nISn9 W. w lp.sellpetl Seioe[ : ans
Iieasn ~ sar psHasit 9le1otaIlpI1ell
or5 MS a,,s s:Ins o ~ Siuplelelio
S;e;srba,, ~, W.. al1lla9 ipllroe''
nnn1n,ar pulV ou4''es's''ll'nf a1'9eS
Ms5or,,t;o,
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595 ;S,s 3; SG[f' na mpe5,s's; pe9ml'.el'p
nnS , oap NJ 80 w. pOu @.un.ai. apel,l!e
cooo M,,s S=ans S' Mal pe1 eu1@
a1fenS ms ns,, - 80 u 2.a'ltuuV
-. :. .elt h'S
sM e;nr, lv1O'ss 81 lplel1.ren.
Sen se]pcr in lSIsainnt n'a e,nfnea
Ctr. BON gSi)fes SINE bis o,cta a.
lrnS initr11irenS sen SfoStil5as
lclbioe an fpIIcftiren
Helpll1tim ouf(rnenS 14.,,.. -.
fir eetpcr in eoifern Mhcn,,e nnn 10
cltit bis !s3iob Gtr. uns inHr,,irsnS Som
5tabtldabmciifer iefbioe ar fonsftirsn
8eipIution seioenb Observation-Disclosures
bes Eeipcrg in 8i1c ar nm Stem
berrb bis gdniderstr. ms inifr,rirenh
sen 5taptinocnicur eineu Sion hrs
t%rcffenp beloater Nerbeneru,1n az him
terleoen.
Neiplutipn, SEN stobtc(erf ontneiz
icno, befannt slt maiden, oaS Elm
Flan Ses Semers in Sine Ctr. bon
gtetrberrp bis Sdrider Str. in ieiner
Sffiee SIR Gtniidt fir aue gct6eiligs
ten alflicgf.
gt~amensolrfrT auf ieSe ser pbieen
Heloll'tlo1e1 er9ob tol9enSes Helaltnt:
'''1 H.:
Well-Stetler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
@enebmigt bielen 3.1obember 1915
Beit.: Mfreo 6. W1iiuer, Meanor.
Itt.: 9ugo Moeucr, Glerf.

NS'SS a~|N0SoSA S&S1As
geidloHen, 'SoB bos fplsen0e Got,
ndmli6:
Got bieraebn GAY, @lod 5ebn (1o)
Mcgleuan 9art Mbbition in Ser
Stabt 8abenport, uno @. s. Gtt,
Del. @igentbiimer bciieIben, belteuz
ert iperbe nit $3O.4s. als
@nsgabei1 llnb Soften fir 5erfeHl1ng
'et1est perlna11enten S%eitentpeaes bnr
genanntem t@riinoitiid lutb Ser Gfaotz
.idabmeiiter lit angelpie1en, biele Cunt
ME lpte algemeine Gteuern S1 fpllef<
tlren. r,5f lfs nG
@enebmiet Aelen 3. Mppcmber 1911
Belt: MlfreD 6. MSiuer, Wnnor.
att. Suso MSoeLler, Glerf.
geldroiieu, bnb sas folecnoe Got,
ndmli6:
2otieds5ebns (16), 8lod 8ebn (1o)
MfcGlepan Gnrf Nppition in ser
Gtabt 9ubenpprt, ltnb S. 8. Ncz
gnllongb. Der @igentbiimer be1leIz
ben, beltenegtft lperbe nit $32.S4,
Musgaben unS Soften fir @erltc1llne
zines permm1enten Geitcnfpegcs bpr
genanntem @runbitiid 1lnb ser stabt<
l6aRmeilter lit angenielen, oieic @lumz
ME tpie augemetne Steuern SIT fp0efz
tiren.
8enebmigt Sieien 3.g1oben,her 1915
8eit.: 0lfreb 6. Wueuer, Mabor.
Gtt.: 9ugo Woener. gIeri.
8eidrolicn, oaB oos folacnbe Got,
ndnrlih:
Got adaebn l1s) glpd se9n (1o)
Mcglellan Garf Mbbitipn in Ser
Gtabt 9%apcnpprt, lulo S. 9.
Sfnte, Ser @igent6iimer beIielben,
beifeuert lpcrSe nit $4,000, als
Mns9aben unb Soften fir 6eriteGung
genanntem 8runbitiid unb Ser Stabt=
fdabmeiiter lit ongemieien, hieie @umz
ME tpie algerneine Gteueru sll fpuet=
ttren.
@enebmist oieien 3.g1obernbcr 1915
Beit.: 4lfreb g. Mueuer, Napor.
Mtt.: 9lgo Wtpeler. GIerf.
N%amensaufruf ouf iebe Ser pbigen
Reiolutionen ersab bas folgenbe Ges
lnltat:
So - grcbmer, @oid, 5arbed,
2tnobolm, Ipel1er, SicbergalI, 8ater=
MAJ =.
Ntt.: @usp @apel1er, glerf.
Mlberman gebergou prdientirte sur
erlten 2e1ung nnh berlas Sic folgenpe
Helplution. ipeIde auf leineu Intru9
ange1lpmmen mllrbc:
9eidlplien BPM Gtabtratb oerStabt
9abenpprt, bab Elm permanelnter Sei<
tenipcg III Ser @rcitc bon bier az
SUB, nad Imlabme bicfer Helpll,tipn,
gelc9t ipcrbc an Ser 8eltlcitc pnl, Mibs
getpooh Mpcnllc, slpilden Gait Strabe
llnb 2inben GtraBc lnb bor bcm fol-
genb beId}ricbcucu @rrnb1tiid:
2pt brct uln %sipunsig (23) IN @lpd
neun (9) III MNGlellun Garf Mnpitip,
our Gtnbt 9uucnpprt. berSultcllen aus
filnitli6em Stcin, Cement pber Graz
Belt: MIfreb 6. MIuer, Meabor.
Itt.:: 6u9p WpeIer. glerf.
Mamcnnufrlf nnf Sic pbigc Neiolnz
tipn er9db fpl9cnbes Nciultat:
So @rebnler, @pid, @arbed,
MlncIIcr, Me6ergall, @aterz
man -.
Stein - aeincr.
Seucr= department. Committee.
Ilbcrman @oi6 prdlentirte pieSeus
err epnrtment 3nbllilte i'm @etroge
bon $1,907.50 unb auf leinen Nntra8
bteielbc sur Ins5ablrn1g nl,9e<
niclen. ~ Y
Nb. @oih leQte Dor unS bcrlos Sic
folgcnhc 8eiplutioll. iucldc uuf leincn
Gntrag angellommen ipllrbe:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
BeIdloHen, bab bQs foIoenb, Qc

.1t!9tbnsn, Gag 5ds fol9enSe Got.
ndmli9:
ginf> (5l, 8(od 8ebn (1o), mc<
glenan Harf slooition in Ser 5tabt
9abenport uno Sptpdrb @eBner,
Der Gi9entbiilner oabon, be- teuert
nerbe nit 5000, ais
Iusgaben unb Soften fir Ser teIluna
zines permanenten geitenipege5 bor
senanntem @rrnpitiid nnb Ser gtaOte
i9abmeiifer lit ~a1seipielen, biele Cunt
me tpie nugemeire 5teuern gu tpllet<
tiren.
@enebmist oieicr 3.gMobember 1915
Bet: Ilfreb 6. Meiner, Mapor.
9tt.: 5n9o 0loeuer, glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
etaotratbs=g erbanoIuneen.
Sffisiclcs 9rDtoton Der sibuna bes
Sabcttporter stabtratbes pun1
IL. Nppcmbcr 1915.
(8~ortiebung.)

geiblohen,, SaB Sos folsenoe Got,
ndmlih:
2ots 5ipan5i9, cinunb5fpa13ig un6
5tpeiuno5tpan5is go, 81 II. 22) /,
8lod 11elrn (9), McGle[lan garf
Mooition. nno Die gigentbiimerin
berielben, NNgledon 8arf 60, be-
i~telert tperoe nit S129.12, als
M~uslagen nnb Soften fir 6eritellung
etnes permalet1ten geitenneges por
senanntem @erunSitiid unb ser gtabtz
habmeilter 1T dn9enielen, tiele gumz
me tpie n4seneine gteuern gu toilet
tiren.
@enebmigt oieien 3.9aobember 1915
Beit.: alfreb 6. Rue1er, 0nppr.
Mtt.: Sugo Moeuer, glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

8si@1ohcn, baB bos folsenbe Got,
ndmlid:
Got leds (64 @(of sebn (1o). me<
gle1an Sarf Nbbition in ser stabt
9abenport, lno S. 8. gtpingIc, Ser
et9erfbiimer oeilelben, Be teuert
iperbe: nit $24.52, als
@usgaben unb Soften fir Ser telIung
zines permane1ten Seitenpege5 bor
genanntem BrunSitiid unb Ser 5tabtz
idabmeiiter lit ansenielen, biele gum<
me ipie augerneile Stel1ern gu folefz
tiren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
8ei6lpllen bonn gtabtrotG berstobt

8eidlohen bpm gtootratG oer5tobt
Sapenport, Soma, ooB Das Seuerz
Committee unb Ser @infa1tfs : 9aeni
autborilirt Ieien, Elm SorbzM l1tomobil
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lher Cant : Iusrilitune ur1o 2eitern,
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(S1,00O.00) nidt iiberiteige11o.
Bef.: Mfreb 6. Miiner. Rabpr.
Gtt.: 9ugo Roener, G(erf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Seuer= Department Committee.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

~ u5dtl1dTs ge5fd9 es Gn9lon6s
staatsmannern on meni1enfreunbz
lt9en S6lagipDrtern, uno bod5 re6ncz
,te tire Staatsfunlt srunoiatlid olli
oas l1ngliid anoerer 8Dlfer
Sic namenloie 8lutiaugerei bieler
8auf mannsberrl6aft fam nidt eins
nal, tpte etipa Die Sbaten Bbilipps bes
3tpeiten ooer @p6espierres, nit Sem
Sanatismls elmer politilden lleberz
5eugung cntldnlbi9t lperben."
9einri6 bon Ireitl9fe.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06
ANNUAL INSPECTION

The annual inspection of the cade
corps will be made about March 10tf
this year. The inspection is made a.
this time in order that the short
course students may be inspected al
so.
An officer will be ordered here from
Fort MissouIa, Montana. Last year
an officer was ordered here from Fort
Wright, Washington, but the troops
stationed at Fort Wright were sent
to Fort Missoula, Montana.
The regular inspection of the mill
tary departments of the schools thru
out the country will be made in May
-Four officers of the General Staff, U.
S. A., are detailed to make the inspec-
ton Each officer is assigned a dis
trict. >Captain Merry, General Staff,
inspects the western district which
includes New Mexico, Arizona, Cali
fornia, Oregon, Washington, Montana,
Utah, and Idaho.
The inspections are made by small
number in order that single standard
may he obtained as far as possible in
the reports. The schools are graded
according to the proficiency in the mil
itary departments.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06

| that is wired with fine wire, to curve
outward from the ears and neck.
This smart little affair is trimmed
with twist of narrow satin ribbon
and occasional clusters of the smallest
chiffon roses set about the face. 1t
is finished with a rosette of the
ribbon at each side
The third cap was made of fine dot
ted swiss and shaped like a baby's
cap. A frill of cluny lace, very scant,
fell about the face, and an insertion
of the same was set in about the
crown. Between the insertion and
the frill narrow band of ribbon ex-
tended about the cap, ending in long
loops and ends at the left side.
The fanciest and most novel of caps
in this gay array had a puffed crown
Of colored silk set in brim of Irish
lace. The lace was wired to stand out
in four points, one at the front, one
at the back, and one at each side. 1t
had no trimmings, the richness Of
the lace making this unnecessary.
Many simple caps were shown made
of Powered wolfe and marquisette.
They have puffed crowns and short
capes of the material and were
trimmed with lace and little ribbon
roses in several colors. One of the
prettiest of all was made of sheer
openwork swiss embroidery for the
pulled crown and double ruffie Of
lace about the face. Satin ribbon two
inches wide was twisted about the
crown and tied in bow at the front
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06

r HE plainest of boudoir caps, such
as that one pictured Eere, will
serve to introduce a coterie Of others
far more deliberately made. The sub
| ject of boudoir caps is inexhaustible !;
they are as varied, almost, as the
faces they so prettily set off. Dain-
tiness is the most lasting OF fem
mime charms, and the boudoir cap is
an expression of this
Displayed in New York shop are
a half dozen or so styles, that run
the scale from the simplest to the
most elaborate. The first one con-
sists of a puff of plain crepe de chine
for the crown, which is gathered over
circle of wire that fits the head
Lace, ABOUT three inches wide, plated
in narrow side plaitings, is sewed in
side the edge of the cap about the
front, extending from one temple to
the other. A second length Of the
plated lace is sewed in, extending
from ear to ear. The lace is then
turned back off the face and tackled to
the crown, forming a coronet of lace
about the face.
Where this plating leaves off, a
third length is sewed in the cap and is
left hanging over it's neck A ro-
settle of narrow ribbon is sewed to
each side.
The next cap is made of all-over
shadow lace with the pulled crown
shirred over a circle of wire. A
trill OF very narrow lace extends about
The front OF the cap Across the back
there is a scant frill of wider lace
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06
JUDGING DAY SUCCESSFUL
College of Agriculture Has 7S Entire.
In Interesting Contest

AS the result of the annual judging
day of the College of Agriculture, the
/ following prizes were awarded to stu
dents in the several departments rep
resented.
In the butter-judging contest, R. w
| Cammack, of the one-year dairy
course, took first prize; James A.
Lockhart a senior in the four-yea1
course, took second; third, J. E.
Norby, senior in the four-year course
In the ple-judging contest, E. M
Lowry, special student in horticulture
took first; Dave Alberts, a sophomore
in agriculture, took second; E. E.
Hawley, senior in agriculture, took
third.
In the grain-judging contest, r. j.
Leth of the senior class in agriculture,
took first prize; G. I. Lyman, fresh
man in agriculture, took second; and
p. P. Amos, a freshman, took third
prize.
In the stock-judging contest c. F..
Johnson, junior, took the first prize;
A. M. Christensen, senior in agricul-
ture, took second prize; and A. L..
Heitshu, a third-year student in the
school of practical agriculture, took
third
The banquet will be given in the
Guild Hall at 6:15 this evening. A
program of excellent toasts has been
arranged
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06
S o Gle Y

additional Society Notes will be
found on page 49,
Ladies' Day at Elks
In the games of 900" played on
Thursday at the Elks' Temple Mrs.
Frank Kelly won the highest score and
was awarded a prize OF handsome
plate. s.
Presbyterian Ladies Entertain
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
annex, Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Thompson,
| and Mrs. Geise entertained two Sun
day School classes. The evening was
spent in games and at late hour a
bountiful lunch was served.
Miss Mix Entertains
Last evening Miss Abbie Mix enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Miss Hoov-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hutton, and
Mr.. VIII Mix. After dinner number
of other guests joined in an evening
at cards and dancing. Among the
guests were Miss Isabelle Stephens,
Mr.. Butterfield, and Mr.. Fooks.
Society Personals
On Monday next Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Candish will move to Colfax to live,
for the convenience of Mr.. Candish.
They have rented their house for a
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. McCollister of
Nez Perez, who have been guests in
the Roy Brooks home this week, re-
turned home today.
After pleasant visit of several
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Butterfield, and with
her sister, Mrs. H. P. Fishburn, Mrs.
Bernard Palmer will leave on Wednes
day for her home in Hamilton Mon
tana.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06
PORTLAND GRAIN

PORTLAND, March S. - Wheat
Higher; spot bids unchanged to &c
higher. Sales made at prices unchang-
ed to SIC highe; trading fair. Spot
bids: Bluestem, $1.28; fortyfold,
$1.2811; club, $1.28; red Russian,
$1.15; red fife, $1.17.
Barley-Some stronger. Spot bid.
No. feed, $24; no sales.
Oats, $3O.50@33.