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America Must Sit In Judgment on the
Warning Nations Of Europe
By FRANCIS GRIERSON. Noted English Author

RICA has had great creation of this republic
~ and the freeing of the slaves But she faces far greater
task-THE TASK OF IMPARTING TO ALL THE Ma
TIONS A SPIRIT OF POLITICAL FREEDOM AND SPIRITUAL
PROGRESS.
The wrestling match between pagansm and Christianity has
nue for nineteen hundred the last and final
The Europe the spectators the world the
America
The position of America today unique the history of the world
Without called decision
than that the independence greater than that of the for
the of the Union greater than that Of the adjustment Of
slavery To moral for Europe that America will be
forced make maersm with relentless yehemen The
European will compel the United States Of America adopt four
things:
ALL CHURCHES AGAINST MATERiALIsM, RELi
TEACHING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WoMENs SUFFRAGE
PROHIBITION THESE THINGS THERE
WORLDS PROGRESS.
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THE ONLY WAY

City after city acknowledges that
the only satisfactory method of keep
ing sidewalks free from snow, mud
distractions, and dilapidation is for
the municipality to perform the service
and then charge the property owner
with the bill. 1t is certainly a fact
that a uniform standard will not be
observed by citizens and that the city
government is better equipped than in
dividuals to clear walks and keep
them repaired.
During the recent thaw it would have
been an easy matter for property own
ers to clear the walks of the ice with
which they have been covered for some
weeks. But most people took no adj
vantage of this favorable condition to
do what they should have done long
ago.
Moscow will probably have to come
to general sidewalk maintenance tax
and general sprinkling tax.
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H. B. No. 191-by Randall-Permits
the construction and the maintenance
Of dams and booms in the Clearwater
river and its tributaries.
I H. B. No. 1872 by Trotter-To ap-
propriate s46,432O7 to pay the states
assessment in the Gem irrigation dis
trict
H. B. No. 1913 by Johnston-Permits
one or more cities or villages to joint
ly acquire waterworks or power and
illuminating plants.
H. j. R. No. by Koelsch-Proposes
an amendment to the constitution to
permit a property qualifications for
candidates for office or electors in ir-
rigation, drainage or other improve
ment districts.
H. j. R. No. 10 by Koelsch-Proposes
Section of Article of
the state constitution to conform with
other portions as they will read if
H. J. R. No. 9 is approved by the cleo
tors.
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r
u Gerhardt valley
y
mountain side and kept him company with its pretty ptle
belweher
tinkled
brides
all a
which
would
o
watching
o the village
said will
nothing
dream
explore the big
little
tend
be stolen
1 will much than they worth
food drink a guide
How do know that when there would be sheep
work, must find OUT"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-03
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED

H. B. No. 166 by Committee on Live
Stock-Provides for public hearings OF
applications for the organization o.
herd districts and strengthens the Law
under which damages may be collected
from owners of stray stock when such
stock is injurious to the property OF
another
| H. B. No. 1877 by York-To create an
arbitration for the hearing of petty
civil suits without cost to the 1itigants.
H. B. No. 1853 by King-Makes hunt
ing private property a trespass and
misdemeanor when notices to that eff
feet are posted
municipalities to issue bonds for the
purpose of acquiring water works or
power plants.
H. B. No. ITO by Committee on Live
Stock-Creates a stock indemnity fund
of $4,000 and authorizes the state
live stock and sanitary board to APP
prove claims from this fund for ami
mails destroyed by disaster.
H. B. No. III by Hicks-Permits mu-
inequalities to levy special taxes for
the purchase of municipal power
plants.
H. B. No. 172 by Johnston and Shat
carbohydrates the width of wagon
tires.
H. B. No .173 by Shattuck and Clark
of Custer-Permits county commits
sioners to provide for the purchase of
fair grounds or sites for county fair
purposes.
H. B. No. ia by Edelblute-Charges
justices of the peace with the duty of
acting as small debaters courts, to
handle small civil suits without cost
to the litigants.
H. B. No. It's by Grice and Monsoon
Requires that timber purchased from
the state must be cut within five years,
except that the land board may at the
time the purchase is made, issue an
order extending the time 10 years.
H. B. No. 176 by Grice and Monsoon
that when timber or timber
land is purchased from the state, 20
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per cent of the purchase shall be paid
nual installments as ordered by land
board with per cent interest.
H. B. No. 1T by Hunsinger-Pro-
vides for the levying by the state board
of equalization of a state school tax
to raise $50 for each child of school
age in the state in lieu of the county
school tax heretofore levied.
H. B. No. ITS by Conner-Permits
the allowance of 10 days good time per
month or less to convicts employ ed
outside of prison walls.
H. B. No. 179 by Elrod- Authorizes
the governor to assign district judge
to temporary duty in a district other
than the one to which he was elected
when the calendar of such district be-
comes crowded
H. B. No. 1870 by Hull-Permits new
counties to issue bonds to take up
their floating Indebtedness.
H. B. No. 181 by Davis-Amends the
law providing the form of government
for cities and villages to make it OPP
tional with the governing body wheth-
er the expense of paving street inter
sections shall be borne by the abutting
property or the general fund of the
municipality.
H. B. No. 1872 by Findlay-Provides
for mechanics lien on machinery
vehicles, ETC., and permits the joining
Of several causes Of action in one suit.
H. B. No. 1873 by Cannon-Provides
for furnishing of seeds for farmers by
the county, the county to take lien
on the land for which the seed is fur
nished
H. B. No. 1874 by Koelsch-Appro-
priating $500 for the relief of Mrs.
Minnie Priest Dunton, state librarian.
H. B. No. 1875 by Koelsch-Permits
the making of an Geographic will by
either married or an unmarried wonl-
an
H. B. No. 1856 by Committee on Agri-
pure seed law-It creates
the office of seed and weed commits
sioner but does not fix his salary 1t
carries an appropriation of $4,000
H. B. No. 1877 by Waters, Tyler and
from taxation all
ruit and nut bearing trees. At present
)nly trees under four years of age are
H. B. No. 1873 by Hunter and Bohman
the road district law to make
Dad overseers elective instead of APP
)ointive. The manner of their election
S prescribed-to be similar to that I'M
Ter which school directors are chosen
H. B. No. 189 by Cruikshank-To
i've the public utilities commission
control over the issuance of stock and
'onds by utility corporations.
H. B. No. 100 by Hunt and Hull
amends the bill organizing Benewah
ounty to prevent Reorganization of
chool and highway districts on the
of the new county of Ben
wah from part of Kootenai. The Ben
wah county bill has already been
igned by the governor
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SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED

S. B. No. Sc by Fitz and Rockwell
A measure providing for convict labor
on public work.
S. B. No. 81 by Hays-Making an
appropriation of $4,000 in aid and
encouragement of the Canyon County
Fair association.
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way you might just as we'll write them
on paper that will do you credit. Get
your stationery at the Star-Mirror
They can show you the latest and most
approved STYLES.
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK
in a small family. Phone $685. 08-1
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED - WILL
the person who returned my post
office key and letter please tell me
when and where they were found.
Phone 88 or call 702 Jefferson street.
O8-9
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.
PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
Both piano and player piano. Leave
orders at Williamson's or Phone 81.
Mario Crisafulli. J16-F16p
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First insertion one cent a
word, the minimum charge be-
ing rs cents. Subsequent in
sertions, five. cents line If con-
secutive. Intermittent insertions
take the one-time rate Six
average words are counted as
one line.
twenty-five per cent discount
on ads running one month or
longer without change OF copy.
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ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Evening stars: Jupiter, Saturn. Morn
ing stars: Venus. Mars. Meteors may
be expected tonight.
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FOB RENT.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AT THE
Idahob hot and cold water and
lights furnished oft
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Daddy sBedtirne
The Honest
,DfOTV Shepherd
- Rov

nee time" daddy there
named Gerhardt
~ a front
mountain side and him with
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TODAY'S EVENTS
Feb. 3 In American History.

1SO7-Joseph Eggleston Johnston, Con-
federate general, born; died 1891.
1865-President Lincoln and Vice Pres
ident A. II. Stephens Of the Con-
federacy, met at Hampton Roads,
Va, to confer about peace; merely
an exchange of personal views.
1914EThe United States embargo on
the shipment Of arms and munitions
Of war to Mexico was vacated by
order Of President Wilson.
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BEAD TODAY's CLASSIFIED ADS.
The Huttig news., 1915-05-15
A Good Suit
 Helps Along

Clothing does not make the man, but it does lot of pushing--shoves you right up to front---providcd, of course, it is the Right Kind of Clothing.
 We have a stock of suits that will pull any man out of the rut---gve him boost and keep him going.
The Huttig news., 1915-05-15
Shoes That
 People Want

There's a lot of talk around here over those s'Fit the Feet" Shoes are seing---the Shoes that carry you all day without fatigue and take you home at night feeling fresh and joyful and full of spirit.
 Last as long, look as good, and fell better than other Shoes of the same price.
The Huttig news., 1915-05-15
Most People
 Who Eat

ARE PARTICULAR WHAT THEY EAT. We cater to such people---we buy to please them and we do please them.
 We have a large department full of the most eatable of eats, and every purchase you make mpells you to make another.
The Huttig news., 1915-05-15
Economy in
 Dry Goods

Economy is the source of wealth. Practice it ityourself and increase your bank account.
 We ask you to come in, look over our goods test their quality and price them. Then youwill understand why our goods economical.
 They the best at reasonable prices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Oe(terreiG6s g6roner6e.
Gs beiiHbte bpr taraem bic bent.
fdbeH 0nnbesgenpfIen.

Die Der 3ufulI bod uian4maI iein
Spiel tretbt! Dor einsm Sabre nod
Isbts @rsberSos aarI Sruna SOfepb In
filler 3uriidgesosenbeit unb niemanb
bdtte es ii6 i'm Sraum einfallen loHen.
bab er ismaIs 9lnpartI4aft auf bic
biterreidifde sbronfOlse huben ipiirbe.
0a fam Der blutise Sag bon Seras
ispo, an benz Der porausii9tli9e
9bronfOlser uno beKen @attin BON
MDrberbano fielen.
9isIe 8luttat, bic ben Junten CAB
on benz fitb Der fur9tbure @slten>
brdnb ent3iinoete, sriff audi eeipults
fam in bas 2eben oes iunsen @rSberz
Soes &drI SranS Soiepb unO ordngte
ibn, Der fir Elm 2eben bes SrieOens
beitimmt au fetn f9ien, aus ieiner
8abn uno mari ibn mttten binein tn
bic @ufregunsen unb anitrensunsen
Isiner neuen, berantpurtli4en Stels
lung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Re6t MODERN.

8ei ben aGmpfen an her unaaris
Hen 9ren3e lpuroe Elm Splbut bon
einem tollwutperbGdtisen Sunbe ges
bifen. @ile tat not. Gin 3ronten,
lDogtn ODER &raftpussn tpor ni6t sur
5tele. Was tat man9 Mon febte
ben SoIbat.n in cine sGusmaIdine
ru6 f9affte Jpn ouf biefe immerbin
knseip0bnIi9s Deii. ms paitelrinitis
put na9 9uoopeit, no er Ittb iebt, oant
Der f&ne1en 6iIf., auBer @.fnbr Be.
Flnbei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
]leue JIlorOWafe.
@irb BON ben SriteH aesen bic
3eutid,en reripenoet.

Sn Dem eseentpGrtisen @OItsrtriese
Iino ridt nur Derfdiebene Reubeiten
BON @erni9tung spaffen Sur @ertpens
bung sebrd9t. fonoern aud man6e
felt Sabren ni9t mebr iibli9e Ddffen
ipieoer aufsenommen poroen. aIIers
bings aumeiit in mob.rniiierter SOrm.
Gum eriten WtaI felt pielen Sabren
fino 9ranaten tpieber gu @breu sss
tumm.n, 9ie Deutfden babsn in bie>
fem ariese beim S9iibensrabeniampf
bon 9ranaten perfdi.osner 4onitruts
tion ben ausseOebntefen @ebrau9 ses
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

Ser iunse prins but iih aber als
elm sanaer Munn seSeist. Sn tpeni>
gen Monaten 1T er Inn pisl. Sabre ses
rsift uno Der grnit. NIT benz er ii9
in feline neuc. berantportlide Stellung
ssfunben. bat ibm Die 8epunberung
unb 2iebs ieiner Sutiinftisen ltntertbds
men ertporben. 9luf Ieinem Dor FUR
sem srfolgtsn Beiu9 In .9euti9lanb
bat er sbenfalls .inen duberit siiniti>
gen @inbrud binterIaFen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

madt. 2l6ssIsben bon ben Sanb9ras
naten, bic BON tiibnen 9renabieren
NIT s.fdidtsm Durf in bic feinbIi4en
9rdben gei9leuoert tperben unb bort
beim pIabsn grObs @erbeerungen uns
ri9tsn. baben iid bic Deutibsn stnis
ger neuer grfinounseH beoient. oie iid
gum Sell bortreffIih betpdbrt hdben.
BsIpnbtrs pirtunssbolI eripies ii9
Der ~wlinsnperfer,' sine DsrbdItniss
!Ndbia f1pert Granats. Die ouf furae
Gutfsrnuns aus sinem @epebr es'
ftuert beim GrpIobiereu fur9tbars
@erbeerunstn anauri&tsn permas. Die
brttii&en Sruppen bsbisnsn ii4 felt
fur,tm ebtnFans elmer Grt 9rdndte,
bis bon eiusm Germ Wartens6ale er'
funben tpurbe unb bts iib BET ben ans
seit.Ilten Weriu&en gut betudbrt baben
fofI,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18

Smmer Beqnern.
Sts iSHnsH ps&fdH SbrsH Gbsd itbsH absak
ne 8 ubr. $i.0O trSfntt cine SparetnlaesI,
aRlt 8 grpitut 3tnitn. ole f5nntH iisbeu Sts
etlb tsetH Gag i'm Sabr pbns Riineteuue.
DhrefHaftli@ btpoamG&tiets Metntfu iiir be
dmmilt4tn Sc Sransailantif&sn une Rahsn
Oampfsr einttn. giebt fir Rdltn BIZ ssRs
Aasiuuft une nisbrie(fs prtiIs.
Die Rpiariats Abib:iluns ftrtiei Bslma@tta
aHb strf1ispus esltBlite DpfumsHtt In aaen
;Hrrp6tftsn Spra&tn an. 8dprst 161s fas
6Hrstr son ben Scr. Staatsu. G3tlbltubuHesu
aap alien SbfiIfn bu Wslt.
Slan 8anfin8 SDafe,
AIS 2adatpanna ADe., Serautea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-18
Semrs, SOru's
Meit0mr0mt,
2l3 Eenn slbe., Serantsn, Pc.

Auea ben bsisn @fir6nFtn uHt gleaSfn
psgbfn aud bic Ia dnfr ssuaeIi4sn beltf9en
Ri&s inb1titstfn SpsiItn auf UeEiarsss tss.
strt, uHb ipar % ltbr mdbissa Tralen.
Raufmanns Rtttaesluu& i&eIt4 25 eeHis.
5ehsn SamRas Gbsns parni1 eun9-S9ntt.
fns&s, Bed q Ia Msbs, pafsHpftHeT tie., MI
GaneFIaui ehsr RarlpHfllalat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
60 piro aiat.

g1er on ben i6Iisbliden Siss Der
Wabrbeit gIdubt, pirb ni6t bstrosen.
Eas nirb iib aud nit Siniihi aui bic
Stimmuna beitdtigen, bic in oieism
2anbe gsoeniibsr Deuti9lono sbfpdIz
tet. Die 2lnfdnse iino ieBi fton
ipabrnebmbar. Die ansIozameritanie
ide preis, bic bisldns oas Sob Gngs
lambs aus allen loHarteu asiunssH
unb es als ben 9efreier Der Wtlt bonn
prsubiI6en trisesipiitbissn Dlilitaris
mus esfeisrt bat, fGnst jest an anouen
Sinnes 81 merDen. Die Betebrung lit,
ipie mir porausssiaet babeu. ourd
GnaIanos I9duoIi6e Wibahtung uu
Ierer nsutraIsn Re6ts srfolgt uuo osr
ridtigs GsbaHts fiHbst Gingdng. bab
niht 0sutT4lanb Der iSeinb Der
Menidbeit 1T, ioHbsrn Gnglanb, oab
bic SDmpatbieen biefes Ganbes
Deuti9lanb unb niat Gnelanb ssbiib.
rem uHo bag bic Ser. Stuoten urfafe
babsn, ben Sisg Der oeuti6en @afFeu
3i Diini6en, ba lie fir elm 9rin5ip
unb cine Sa9e tiupfen, an fpelher bic
Der. Stadten auf bas 9iefite iHtereIs
iirt fnb unb bas 1T bic Greibeit
Der Meeft.
Den Gngldnbern muB man .s nads
icsen, bab fie iia SrObe Niibe seses
ben baben, ben pabren Sbatbeifanb ali
perbunteIn. aqes, pds in ibrsm
2anDe idreiben tann. Dom 2Iaffiter
berunter biz gum lsbtsn Shmod in
Der 3eitunssrebaftion, fpibmets iid Der
aufgabt, Der Welt DorSugautsIn, bdB
Deutibldnb ben arieg BON 3aune nes
bro6en babe, um bic eanss Dslt su
uHterioHen unb bic 9bdtfdd., baB
Geuti9laEp Isine gutailIone sutrft
mdridiren lisB unb iiber gsIsien nat
1Jrantreid porbraug, ipurbe sehiibrtnb
ansgebeutet, nm ibm bi. Sdulb on
ben srpben asibeH Der WeHfHtsii auf'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
Der Campbell .1aa.
slad, anmabme Der IoIisei Fat Gamp'
bel JipsiisIsobue se!bisussrb be-
gansen.

Die qunabms, bab Gbaun1p ..
Campbell 5elbftmorb bssdngen ha.,
sstpinni INNER fefsre GeitcIi. Die
Deteitips DauItpn unb aincaib. bic
nit Der llntsrfu4uns bss Gaiss be-
aufirast iinb, iteIIisn fejt. bdb Der
Ijunse Rdnn niHt bic Gumme bon $52
unb cine llbr bei ii4 bate, tpie er an.
CUB, als sr BON sinem 9dHbittn ME-
IbsrgesnoIIt fem fpollts. Gs ipurct ftr.
nsr ermitislt. bab Campbell miitsiIos
mar unb fsine gpunne I'm cine WdbIs
seit anssben muBis. bon gIdubissrn
lion er sbeufalIs bart btordRgt iporben
isin. Giniee1ass Dor ifiwm Sooe Iifb
q iib einen Ridd, I'M nah prits 5iH
fabren 5u tSnnen, ipoislbft Ct cine ilei,
ne Reparatur an einem 4uto aussus
IfiibrtH bate. yrau Campbell. BIZ
@uiiin bss Sobten. srildrie ben Dsisi
tips gsseniibsr. bab ibr Mann. 10 pie.
jie ipsib, obns WttisI mar tiub niemals
cine llbr beiab. Wrnn GdmpbeuG Gslbii,
moro begans.n bat. 10 mnb Il Sci,
|senue gtbabi baben, ii4 Der Wdfft 5u
Ienilebissn. benu bis sdnss llmgtbuns
fpnrDs absduht. bod ioHnss isiH Rs
Ipolpsr esfunben tperbeH.
Campbell nirn aIs beibbiltipsr
Wann seihiIbsrt unb iolIie ss btnnod
fsin, bab e. Don Jeuiano gsIhoHen
tpurbs. 10 III CT iiftr, ipie itint Gron
bemersts. Der ansrsifsr seipeisn
gs ipirb aHgsnommsn. bob bsr
,Htu!bmoblide 2bdt,r unH5tbiserpsiis
1batfodsn psrittnsist. gs ipdrs fiir
ibn beiIsr. psHn q oxr poli3si often
uno ebrli6 mittkilsn pHrbe. iDus In
bieisr Roht porssfaIfn III, glut Der
9inmbms DsrpoIijsi pobnt bsr Ghiib,
niht melt Don BEN 1bdtort unb ionh.r
pesbuIb itnsu isin 9eim srrsidxt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

abssorbneiss 5bres DtarItitb unb
peronldHen Sic abre 6reunbt bass
islbe su ttuH.
To Honorspie
Representative IN Congress.
Washington. p, G. &
Dear Sir:
As an American I rsspssffnlly eAlt
your attention to House RsseIption
II. J. sT7 ask you 70 work ae>ivsly
and to vote 50 ss 20 make this biIi
lay during this ssssios Of corsrsss.
Name
Street and Number :.
City -. State !
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10 Senator '.s -
Washington, D. c.
Honorable Sir:
A. an American I respectfully rss
You TO vote for and lend your setiyc
support To Senate Resolution c5ss 30
that it may pass the Senate At this
session Of Congress.
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City. 80. State :.
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