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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING
CALL FOR BIDS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the City of Moscow, Idaho, will re-
ceive bids up to- the hour of o'clock
P. M on the 18th day of October A. D.
1915, for the construction of a con-
crete bridge, upon Eighth street in
the City of Moscow, all material to be
furnished by the contractor
That the plans and specifications
are now on file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the City of Moscow
All bids shall be in duplicate, seal
ed and delivered, one to the Mayor
and one to the Clerk Of the City of
Moscow, and shall conform to the in
structions to bidders.
A certified check or certificate of de-
post from some responsible bank,
payable to the Treasurer of the City
of Moscow, for ten per cent of the bid
price must accompany each bid, which
will be forfeit to the City of Moscow,
in case of bid accepted, in the event
OIL lu6 UluucI ldllluS Vi "
enter into contract within eight
days, such as may be requir-
ed by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Moscow, anc giving bona
in the sum of three thousand dollars
for the performance of the work and
furnishing of the material, and the
payment therefor, as required by the
laws of the State of Idaho, to be ac-
ceptable to the Mayor and Council.
The City of Moscow, by and through
it's Mayor and Council, hereby re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
J. R. STRONG,
Clerk
Dated October Z, 1915. S
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ClOuS Old dishes OF
our grandmothers,
so it is wise to use
them occasionally
SO they may not
be entirely forgot
ten.
RiyeI Soup-Put
a nllart of milk ON
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08

ceIIi.-Put five slices of
bacon in a frying pan,
cut in small pieces and
fry until crisp; add a
small onion chopped;
cook until brown; add a
tablespoonful of flour
and a fourth of a pound
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08
CORNM EAL DISHES.

The old-fashioned johnny cake is
such a favorite that it never goes to
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08

Safety Deposit Roxes for rent La
tab County Abstract Co. tt
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08

waste when nicely pre-
pared and well baked.
Take a cupful of yellow
cornmeal. a half cupful
of flour, a .cupful of sour
milk, two eggs, a half
cupful of sweet milk,
two tablespoonful each
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08
SOME CHERISHED RECIPES.

We are apt to forget the composition
and preparation of many of the deli
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08
MORE GOOD DISHES.

A nice change from the everyday
dishes will be found in the following:
W Il
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Tomorrow, and tomorrow and tomor-
row,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to
day
To the last syllable Of recorded time.
Macbeth.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08

Dated October Z, 1915.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-08

J. R. STRONG,
Clerk.
:, 1915. S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Gin ul,gori(6er patriot.

Gus 8uenos Mires (Mrsentinien)
miro unterm z. Suli geidrieben: Sc
ungori1de alapierpirtuoie Sen0 Raoa
bat ser bieiigen BreHe, Die i'm in bic
len i9meidelbaften 8efpredunsen als
einen Der beften mooernen pionifen
geribmt bot, leBtbin cine 8eibe inter-
ef7anter 9ofumente poreelegt, aus be-
men terporgebt, baB Der begabte Stint
Ter III felbflpiefter Weife unb nit raft
lofem JleiB felt ieben Monaten in fnf
gon3 @ibomerita &on5erte gum Be-
iten bes Diterreidifden, unsarifden
uno beut{den Rotben 8reu5es sesehen
bat. Mus Sen amt1i9 beglanbigten
9ofumenten gebt berpor, SOB Raba
felt Nppember 1914 in etma oreibw
characterization @td6ten tets Dor
ponbefebten 5duiern 1edsunsfedsg
aon3erte gegeben bat, aus beren @rz
trog ct Sic ftattlide @umme bon runb
1900 pefos f5irfa $4,000 aruuem
on 6ie @ommelftellen fur bas 6ferz
ret9ii4e, ungariide unb beufF4e
@otbe areu5 abfibrte. Der eeutf4e
@eianote in Chile hat Rooa aeleekntz
lib feines funfsiaften aon5erts fol-
genoe Mprte eefdrieben: Sur @rin1ez
rurg an SIR finf5igftes aon5ert i'm
ser paterldnoilden So4e M
{erer treuberbunoeten Notipnen, nit
ber3li9em Dant fir ben bereiteten
Tim itleriiden GenuB, bon @rdert. TIT
ier1. beut19er @eianoter in Santiago.
II. Mdr3 1915"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

SOS nidt BLOB fir cine iberlegeme
6iibrung ionoem m1@ fir BEN uber,
legenen @eiit Ser Sruppen. Strange
len, gnglanber um6 &uiien 5uiam-
mer1 miillen alio in anbetradt Ser
rieiigen @erlulte &uBlon6s min0e-
items oreintaI 10 grobe @erlulte ge-
babt baben ols 6ie 9a1tlden. Mimmt
man 6ie 5tuei Miuionen @efangenen,
6ie iid in 9e11tidlan6 befin6en, bin-
5l1, no6 piel mebr. 9araus erflart
iih oaB nidt BLOB 6ranfreid, ion-
BERN aud) HuBlanb dltere unb iirge=
re Sabrgdnge einberufen bat ols
0eutldlmb, un6 pem Die 0rgane
ser Mniierten tpie6er BON 0ea1tidr'
Hieienperluiten fabeln, Damn
miro man linen Die @rfldrung bes
Heidsfm3lers entgegenbolten mul
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
En- Ser arpfen 6eoe bes &eids,

Jn Der 9rDRen Ne0e Des Netd)s'
fan5lers meroen au6 Sic 6euti6en
ariegsperlulte ertpabnt. Geutl6lanbS
8eiammtperluite ieien niebriger olS
Sic 8erluite Granfreids, nidt BLOB
perbaltmBmaBig, ionoern abiolut.
9as 5etgt, mie ipariam Die oeutide
@eeresperpoltung nit Menidenleben
1tnrgebt. 9eutide Sr1ppen baben I'M
Often unb @eiten I'M Noroen un6
gefampft. Sie boben siege
errungen, Sic obne 8eiipiel oolteben
in Ser @eltgeidyidte un6 baben &C.
biete erobert, nidt piel fleiner alS
oos 9eutide @eid). @egen Strange
len, g%ngldn6er, &uiien uno Serben
baben lie gefdmpft, unb tpenn iie
tros6em peniger Berluite baben, als
ibr 5meittdrfiter @egner,. Damn 5eugt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Die @tabt @emenoria, sic balo
na4 Gr0ffnuns Ser beutf9=0iferreiz
aiiGen OFfenItoe se9en @erbien bon
Den Seuti9en genommen puroe, lit
elRe uralte 5ieoelung uno ftammt
aus Der &6msr5eit, in Der lie einen
kfeFisten Srt biloete, Der nod iei=
ner 5Dbenlage ben Mamen MureuS
mons fiibrte. 4nndberno smei Sabr=
e%aufenoe binourb 1T Semenoria Inn
mer pieoer bsib umftritten norben,
uno Die srobe 8ursfeituns, Sic i'm
Sabre 1870 bon @eprs 8rantonitl9
erbout poroen 1T, fab man9en beiz
Zen @turm. @don i'm Sabre 1411
festen Sci Semenbria Ole Surten
dber bic un9arn. Mu9 in Den &dmp=
fen Ser Sabre 1889, 1859 unb 1890
eroberten oie Sirten Sic Jeitung. sic
BIS gum beutigen Sage bon "a Sir
men bai tioniert lit, uno bic nod bsute
sud- in ibren ibrisen 8auIidteiten
gut erhalten it. SIM Sabre 1717 entz
rib 9rins gu9en @emenoria Sen
Surfen; bieie eroberten es aber i'm
Sabre 1888 5urud. @eit Dem Mpril
ses Sahres 1867 ltno bic Serben i'm
8sFse Der 6taot, bic lie 6meoerepo
nennen, uno Sic, an Ser 0onau uno
Jefena eelesen, 9eute etpa 1000 Gin
lps6ner sGblt.
eemenoria lit cine tnpiide ierbiz
fAe 8reis ftaot, peren enge uno pintz
lise GaFen nod fart orientoli19en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Nomina o0io(a.

Sc 1T pieueidt nidt obne esSntereE.,
6arauf binaumeifen, pie 1onberbar Sic
Ramen Der leitenoen Yo1itifer MuBz
lonos fno. oenen Die @eidi9te bes
Riefenreides in bieien f4neren Sci
ten anbertraut iinb. Ser Same oes
Minifterprdiibenten @oremptin beneuz
tet in m0rtlider ueberfebung: Der
Mann, Der Summer bat" Was 0en
Notwithstanding arino{dein
anbelanst, Der als Ser fdbig{te &ppF
0es eegenpdrtigen Rabinetts uno nls
Ser ~autiinftige MiniiferprdFoent gilt,
70 lautet fem Name in Der 1leberfetz
5ung drummer 9ats." Ser Dor fur
gem gepaltfam ous Dem Mmte enternte
fribere &riegsmintffer bieB @ud9omz
linop, mas i'm Rufffden 70 bel pie
rtrodener Sumpel" bebeutet. Mt9
Der Same bes neuen rui}fden SuFi3z
@bpoftop lit einieermaben
fonoerbor, neil @bpoft I'M RufFfden
nS9nana" beiBt unb bemeemGB ,Ser
monn NIT bem @dpana1 bebentef.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

1907 erbout. Sic fonte 81. Ginmlnz
buns bes Narem-8ug in Die Mei@z
fel f4iben uno Die tpidtigen Bridtn
bic iber bas 11uBfpftem flbren.
Muberoem fteuten fie Den be~feftisten
Jligelftubpuntt bes groBen polnifden
2agers oar. Mitte Der adtafger
Sabre bes porigen S~abrbunoerts erz
bielt Die 5eftung einen Gurtel bon adt
p%orgef9obenen felbftdnoigen Werfen.
Sic liegen I'M 9urdidnitt fieben Ritpz
meter bon Der 4ernitenung entfernt.
@pdter nurben nod tpeiter binausgez
f4obene Jortgirtel angelegt. Ran
iagt ni4t gu pie1, lpenn man Nono
Georgietpft als Jeftung eriter RtaKe
be3ei9net.
l1nfere @rfolge Dor Nopo @eorz
sietpff begannen nit Dem @ororinaen
Big gum Naretp, unter Tortnabme 6es
Sorts 9embe am 6. Muguft. Rura.
3ett barauf puroe Ole Jeftung aud
bon Often eingef4lofen, 10 bab fdpn
am 9. Muguft oas Gntneiden Der 8e>
fabung unm0sli6 puroe. Am 10.
M1guft fiel bas ni9tige Sort 8enioz
minop in un1ere 9dn6e, inbem bic
MuTen es rdumten. @leid5eitie nit
benz f9neren Mrtineriefeuer pirfte uss
fere 2uftflotte BON oben. IS mub in
Ser b%elagerten Teftung pie in elmer
9Dne bergegargen iein. Mm e.
Mueuft tpuroe cine ftarte TortfeHuns
bon Nomo georgiemft erftirmt, unb
bter mahten mir oie erfte 8eute bon
r1eun Sffi3ieren un6 1900 Mann.
SIMMER enger f4loB fid Der @arz
tel Der 8e1agerer UNI Die SETTING. pie
@erteioger nurben ouf ben 5mfs=
girt.l 5uridgemorfen, benn Dor oen1z
felben hotten fe md4tige 8orfeHmz
gen p%erteioigt. Mm 16. Mnguf tonnte
man idon bic 9auer Ger 8erteioieung
auf tpenige Sage bere9nen. Gin sroz
Bes Sort geriet in unfere 9dn6e uno
pie6er fielen 24oO @efangene unb
r1eun5ebn Gei4ibe uns gu. ST Ser
elmer Jefturg auf feIde
Meife burdbroden, 70 lam Der Wiz
bertrand Ger @eiamtfefuna ni4t me9r
lange bauern, uno tatid4li9 erffurnlz
ten mir am 18. Muguf 5pei peikr.
Sorts ser Nor6frpnt unb erbeuteten
600 @efangene uno 125 @efdase.
Dem gdn5liden Sal Der farfen
Weidlelfeitung 1T in gan
gen Iber Elm ruiiif4es Mrmeeforps in
!9dnoe gefonen unb anberhem
Der groBe Mrtinerieparf, iber Sen
Rono @epreiep1f perfugte.
Mm meiiten @ert aber legen mir auI
ben moraliiden ginorud, Sen nah
jebt bic @rfurmung Ropc
auf ole Melt ma4t. I'm
'eren topferen @iegern eebabrt Der
Oanf oes Baterlanbes un0 Mfeter
jielbemuBten, unerf6itterli4 ibrtn
Beg eehenben Tubrung unperpeHliz
fer Rubm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
&riegsbnmpr.

Sic ariegstoufe. Mls cine
enelifde Dame immerfort rSobn!
Sobn! Sohn!" rief, uno ibr 9inbden
sod nidt tommen %lpollte, fagte Elm
!6err: Ser Suno i4eint aber furft@
Ear unfolgfam gu fem" r@@ nein,"
erfpiberte bic Dame, ~aber Dor Dem
Rrieg bieB er Jrib."
Sic Ruhen bahsn nod feline Niez
oer1age erlitten, bic lie ni4t loGiih
au erfldren bermDhten.
Cine 2onboner 3situng perantalz
tete eine Hunbfrnge, nel9e IL Ser
10nlidteiten benz Soft in oiefer Strife
am unentbebrliditen {eien. Merttnirz
big, oaB R0nig @eorg in allen Unit
porteu an am0lfter @teqe senannt
nuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Angriffe 6es Brdiioenten. sd
miini1dtte," fagte Senator DiIlingbom
bon germont gelegentIi9 elmer TN
terbaltung uber 81 e8otidaH, nunie=
re gan5e @impan6erung tdme aus
0eutidIan6 un6 Sen ifan6inapii9en
2an6ern. @ir fonnera ridt genug
6euti9es SLUT betommer, oem es
bat unlerem 2on6e NIT 6os Sc te ge=
geben, tpas linn bon europa gefom=
men it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
8un6esienatpr eSpnes aus @aih=

gnroesienator SDneS aus @aibz
ington meint> 6ie Imerifaner 6eut=
lder Serfunft brmtdten iid 6ur@ 6ie
Mngriffe oes Eraiioenten ni9t getrof-
fen gu fiiblen, 6ofiir ieien fie gu groB
un6 gu be6e1tten6. @etroffen fiibIen
lie itd m1d nidt, tpobl aber i9tper
belei6igt un6 menn Sic 6reunbe 6es
Eraiioenten Die 8efurdtung duBern,
Tie fonnten 6ieie 8elei6igung m
@n6e nidt pergeiien, Damn 6urften Tie
6amit Ser @abrbeit 5iemlid nobe
fommen. gus 6em &ongreB mebren
ii6 ibrigens sic @timmen 6es Be-
oo1erns uber sic 1111qualifi5ierburen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Sic gnidlasianle i'm gsulbe.

@inf4Ias aeisen. Gings um oie
@toot erbeben ii4 fru4t6are Weinz
serge; Ser in bteier Gegeno bes 2anz
ses berbdltnismdBig noblbabenbe
8auerntano bei@dftigt F@ neben
Dem @einbau Dor allem aud nit Der
sdpeine5u4t uno tretbt in 6r1ez
5ensaeiten nit benz 8oritenbieb einen
beoeutenoen Musfubrbonoel. Mu4 Der
@etreioebau 1T in Der umgegeno bon
@emenoria lebbaft unb lobnenb, unb
Sic &0rnerfrIdte finben bur4 @ers
mittluns Der in Semenoria anidfiz
gen 9dnbler ibren 8eg auf Den
8eltmdrft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Ser 6lieser.

Chit fIos id gu 2o1e
IIs Heiter bnbin,
Ser 8ino mein @eno1e
11ns leiht mein CHM.
9a bats midi umtpettert.
Bon 8lisen umlobt
gu 8oben gelbmettert, =
Hnb metn 3oB, oa5 tpnr tot.
aein Eferb mehr 5u boben. =
AIS 8etter 1inetu
Sin ben Gdnbengrobenl
Sa modt id ntht fem. -
Stun fabr' id /. better
limb Ieidt I'M Sinu
4ls EN- @oIfenreiter
8efliigelt babin.
Meine 9ugen. Sic grIBen
Sds Sternen5elt
nnb tags mir gu SuBen
Sic lonntge @elt.
8enn nit auselipenhen
Ser Seiub mild bebrpbi,
aud 16 bab' in 6dnoen
Sen gltb uub BEN Sno.
sef unten Sic @rnfte
Ser grbe 10 ipeit!
Sin Ser a5nig Der 2Ifte,
Ser 6el6 unierer 3eit.
@eors Ruieler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
@nt gege1 @eritopfnnq.

@bamberlain's SobIette fin6 aus
ge5eidnet geger @eritopf11ng. sic
iino angenebm at 1rebmer1 uno mills
un6 ertraglid in Ser @irfung. gu
fa1fen IN 9enrp's Corner 9rug
Store. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

len. 9ie lit ieoenfaus 5uoerldi1iger
als 6ie idmusigen 4ueuen, aus noel,
den iie 3u ld0pfen pflegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

3ufrieben fem 1T 1onee ni4t 70
fhper,
Mls {@per es ift, aufrieben iperoen
ippnen.
@ifbof.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
Mining Machinery Cheap

We have purchased the Ward Shaft
Equipment here and offer for sale at
prices unheard of any or all the ma
and pipes, etc. OF same Below
are a few of the more important Items:
3 steam hoists, different sizes large
iron planer, 26-in.; ! large drill, GAIN;
large number air receivers and oil
tanks; 4 54x16-ft. boilers, complete;
travelling cranes. and s tons; about
1000 feet OF 10-in Hanged cast pipes,
and large lot, all sizes steel and cast
up to Gain; also valves and fittings,
rnuch Of 1t new: pumps, sinking pumps,
ETC., all in Al shape. Write for any
information as we are dismantling and
shipping as fast as we can and you
save the freight etc. by quick deal
BAKER & KALI,
Virginia City. Nevada.
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america As The WORLDS LAW G|vER'
THEME Of ADDRESS BY ]. HAM LEWIS

taking the Panama canal and otner in
cidents. England, because OF her al
lance with Japan, could under no cir
cumstances render us aid, and has no
feeling toward us from which we could
expect any. But If England could rem
der us aid, you will not overlook that
England, if she dared participate,
would arouse Russia to retaliation
upon her Canadian possessions and
Japan upon Hongkong in China, and
China upon the possessions at Shang
hal and central China. Thus we see
too many reasons for ever dreaming
of aid from any European source"
To show that these prophecies were
not improbable, Senator Lewis cited
historical instances where nations for
merly belligerents subsequently be-
came allies Declaring that both Eng
land and Germany had abandoned
heretofore acknowledged principles OF
international law and that for Amer.
lea II is now plain that in any emer-
gency involving her interests there is
no law Of nations that can be relied
on for any benefit or advantage Sen.
ator Lewis led up 70 his predictions by
endeayoring to show that by retaining
| the Philippine islands, the United
States had violated that prime rule
OF international law he departure
! from her own zone and entering that
OF another"
at is the violation OF this principle
and its consequences which Is toda,
the great danger OF Americas repub
lican institutions" he said.
Previous to entering the Philippines
he asserted, our right to deny thu
right OF Chinese and Japanese ito en-
ter into our civilization" was not dis
puted. but thereafter It was natura
that these Asiatics should turn to u
and say that by all the laws of nation
we must give what we take and tina
as we had come into Asia with on
people they had the right to come int
! America with theirs" This situation
he said, was the real reason for Pres
ident Roosevelt's action I'm 'takin
, over the Panama canal territory at
time when Japan had just emerge
successfully from her war with Ru
sia."
"a moments view restores us TO
, sense of our real situation" he co
cluded with South America su
: picious Of our methods, lest Il mea
i conquest under the guise Of the Mo
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roe dictrine; Mexico regarding us as
disturbers and usurpers; we are at
once surrounded with enemies, not be-
cause of their enmity, but because of
their Misunderstanding Should con
fiict arise in the orient from which it
were necessary to defend ourselves
in Asiatic spheres we can see that
before the Atlantic feet could pass
through the canal, the canal would he
blown into atoms through the opera
ton of those nations now bordering it,
who would cooperate with our enc
mics for the qualification of real or
imagined grievances. And all of this
a legitimate inheritance from the vio-
lation by ourselves of the fundamental
international law that ordained all re-
publics and theory of republics to
their own zone"
"If we persist in the violation of this
fundamental law of nations" he con-
tinued. "and continue to press our dis
advantage against the sure fate of its
consequences, then let us promptly
embark upon the era of army and navy
In quantity and quality, sufficient to
defend us against invasion and to pro
tect our possessions. This latter un-
dertaking Is too stupendous in ex-
! no nd 30 .x
| If there is a nobler and more consis-
tent course for the republic of the
United States to take. propose an
alternative. propose we return the
government OF the United States with
in her own borders. and in conjunc.
ton with this let us call to council all
The governments of South America
and their sisters OF the southern seas
Then by alliance with the South Amer
lean republics make common cause
for the protection OF republican form
of government in the western hemis
phere Have joint alliance OF friend
ships by declaring that our Monroe
doctrine meant in no wise TO interfer,
with the purely internal affairs of thu
South American lands. but that 1t shall
be limited to the protection of thu
western hemisphere by the unite'
States against any effort on the par
OF monarchial nations to overcome b
| force any republic or free people i
7 the western hemisphere. They, i
o turn for this guarantee, have brotf
l. erhood compact with all the wester
= hemisphere republics that we mutua
Z ~ win oppose any invasion by Europ
q or Asia OF this continent. or any Ell
trance by them as governments upo
& the sphere of republics, except a
shall be in pursuance of the spirit {
a treaties previously made. Then, ad
4 to this compact demand calling Il
s. open seas to all people and an e
n change OF products of nations upo
n. equal terms to all people. Then W
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SCOOP TEE RHPo SSR



ASHVlLLE, N. c., August 5.-The
prediction that Russia, Germany,
Japan and China would some time be
arrayed in arms against the United
States and that this country could NOT
look for aid from England or, under
conditions like those at present, from
South America, was made last night in
an address by Senator James Hamil
ton Lewis of Illinois before the State
Bar association of North Carolina
His subject was America as the In
ternational Lawgiver of the World
Tomorrow"
In preparation for such an eyentua.-
ity. Senator Lewis proposed calling a
council of all the governments of
South America and then by alliance
make common cause for the protection
OF republican form of government in
the western hemisphere"
Declaring that Russia had a griey.
ance against this country in connee.
ton with the disruption of the com
mercial treaty with Russia growing
out OF treatment of the Jews, and that
Russia and Germany, who nave no
quarrel upon governmental principles
between themselves" would adjust
their differences, Senator Lewis said:
Then Germany and Russia will be
bound together in a treaty with the
object Of dominating Asia from Siberia
eastward. and then, as joint enemies
Of the United States they will be found
in conjunction with Japan. which, nov
an ally of Russia. viii present to US
the attitude OF one who has earned
the friendships Of England ana Russis
In turn for the aid Japan Is giving
these countries by driving Germany
out OF China Germany. with littl'
love for Japan but with grievances
against us. will be as cooperative
with Japan as Russia is today Thel
with this situation the concentrates
allies will seize the Philippines in re
taliation for our refusing equality o
citizenship to the Japanese, Russia
as the ally of Japan, would seize he
former possessions, Alaska To thes
will be found China adding her weigh
resenting the grievance of exelusio
OF its people, cooperating with Japar
South America, with her now arouse
suspicious OF our objects in that zon'
for reasons of her attitude Of min
caused by misconception of our pu
poses and drawn from the events |
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BROWN-P AUT0C0.
Coldfield. Nevada


Notice is hereby given that on the
14th day of June, 1915, in accordance
with Section So, Chapter lao, OF the
Statutes Of 1918, one r. J, Bell Of Aus
tin, County of Lander, and STATE. OF
Nevada, made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada Tor permi ssl1n 80
appropriate the public waters of the
state of Nevada. Such appropriation
is to be made from Lower Antelope
Springs. at a point n. 80 deg. 20 min.
west 1888 feet from SIC corner of Sec.
II, r. IL N. r. 80 T., M. d. b. 4 NJ, by
means of a dam and 100 gallons per
hour is to be conveyed to the SEA OF
SEA of Sec 81, T. IL N. r. 3S E., M
d. y. n NJ, by means of a pipe line
and there used for stock watering pur-
poses Water not to be returned To
stream.
Date of first publication Aug. 5, 1915
Date of last publication, Sept. 2, 1915
(Signed) w NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer
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world, suggesting the terms of amity
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