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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
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Die ariessnptIfanSsfaHc fir bic Iitera.
ridden arbeiter.

Die beatf6s G6iaerFiftuns Dtrieubtt
ibrsn 30. Sabresberidt, BEN Folgenbts Sa
entnebmen III. 9as Sabr 1915 10 reid
an peltelaitttrnoen GreigntFen, Bat,
pdHt ben beIemmltigen @grtdoiaern
uHisrer 2anDesaten3en, ni6t nur ltiHs
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ME IN oem gsIamten geiitissn unb nirts
i9dFtlihen qekn unIsres goIies, cine
peIsntliae grb06ung ibrer aufsdbtn uno
bamit ihrsr 2eiItuHgen berbtigsfabrt.
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taiien an btutids 5driftiRner esndbrtsn
3ufpenbangsn i'm gdn3en nm Elm gerinqes
hinter BEN I'm stEttn ariessidhr bdftir
p~erpsnoeteu ho6sn 8etrag SarId6Ieiben
pd Der Gritg tine Doribergebtnbt @ers
Numbering btr BON ben 3nsefiftungtn
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fubreHeeH geitrdge nDtipenoia ra6ts;
aud mubte nbermals. ME idOu in BEN
Sdhr borhsr. cine ueberfhreitang bes
Glsi6gspidts 5pifdeH GinnabuisH urS
ausgaben bura ben Wirtl9dftsfonbs
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bur9 bic felt bsm /. Gebruar 1916 in 9Gs
tigteit getrstsue, oer Gtiftang anetglies
bsrte arisgsnuttGnbstafe lgDeimars
Iammlung4) Der Rreis Der 5ilfsleiFungeH
fir bic Dur1 ben arieg in gsordngnis
geratgnen berbieuten 4rbeiter uHo 4rbtites
rinnen oaf iiterariffen unD DiTmIhafts
lthen gebisten bebautsHb aitsgsbebnt tptrs
ben. Jn 17 sr6BsrsH unb ilsinsreR
GiH3elgaben fpurbs aus bisfr ariegsHotz
HanbslaHe bu gefrdg bon 5000 Mart
o~nsgeIpenost, 70 bab nit ben runO 81 200
M10rt htragenbsn geHFonsn un6 Giasels
CABIN Der sissnflidtn GdiasrIiftung bic
GeIomtleiHung dner 6ilfseinridtunssH in
BEN ~aEQelaHFenen @efddftsiabr fa aaf
Ben anlebnli6m gttrog ppH 1l7000
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8utpahs bes GtfamtDsrm0gsus bet Gfils
ltrtiftang aud IN hieitm Scbr ieiHe
ii~nterbxefmna krIttsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
Der aRsgctranmte
beIgii6r Sranul.
Brok gelsisn ben benz @linifrriam
&ruqasbi1le ~brrleusnet.

DIR .S6kFl8en 3eiiuna' pirO aus
9raFel gsrliott; On babies Sabr lang
Sat bic btleiIas Rtoitrmg In 6dpre bi,
fogtHaunte groBbsleil6e gsptsang, rtlds
banah ftrsbte, na9 BEN &rieee Gin bic
H5tnpEpbina has GroBberso1ium
gurembnrg unS bic bolldHbiIhen Qrcbins
zen 2imburg uno @teIana ~nmIaFenbes
@rph 8tlsifn ali ihaffsn ni6t bloB gts
buIbet, %foubtrn fogar bfgiinFigt. 5nsbss
fonbete Fat Iih In bieItr Ri5tune bas In
5oore unttr ben 4uaen bes WiniIiers
8rpqaenille erfheinenbs Xxx. Siele@
~berboraetan, bos hoH Der belsiTaen aeqies
rung cine mpnattfhe unterhlbuua ron
nidt iptnigtr als 10000 Trants be3ie6t.
0anmthr. ba oiIes auf BEN Gdlddtftloern
f3ief geht, uHb bic @r0benmahnbsitre6uns
gen btr belgtiaen Characterization fDit Gtis
fenhlaien 5a 3errriHnsH beginner, Nuns
mebr. bd Bic 9rittmt bom fiinftiden
@rpb gelaieH nlggttrdumt itno, Tndt
bas Minifttrium groqueoiIlt bic unbes
querae 8stpeglng Ron ben @odim6Ben abs
BnF4iitteln. O. iiberI1littt ben .gaituipe
@~otlerbomihe Gourdut1, Der einen eiass
nen Witarbsitsr BEL Der belgiidta aeqies
ring in 5aprt bsgIaubigt Bat, nit .3us
ihriffen, in btntn nsrfihert pirb, Gin ntu.
etbortnes qumm isi ni9t 70 unIhulbia,
ME bas Mini'ttrium 8roque1i1e. 9iss
mails babe ts nab elmer @erar0Berung gels
gitns eeItrebt. 6dtie man tom cine ToIde
1ngebottn, 10 BATH ss bIeIes Danasrass
ideItf gnridgtpieTen, benu 10 tpiinihe
nihEs meter. ais bic Observation-Disclosures
9elgiens i'm diitn umfangs. gas Xxx.
Giecle'. bfHeu dnnsgioniitfde 6altung
felt bieIer Q~blaenung tinieermaBen ess
nisr.. fpirb siHfah bsrleugnst. es babe
nit her aegierung nihts 81 tnu unb
TRACE a1tin bic @eraniportung fir b0s
mas e. ihrsibe. SIN @egsnttiI: aidtg
iti ibr bsinliaer, ols bieie unneEioniHiIhe
6aItnug beg Xxx. Gietle.S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
GraHS6fidc Tar6t
Dor Der @abrbrit.
7as @epiHen Der irnn5Shfdsu Wiadi.
haber idIredt Dor Der @ewiptsii Snrld.

Die bntfat Ssertsltituno bal Dor lans
atrtr 3eit onssorbnst. bab i'm bsIebisn
grautrsi6 MIR IOEHe fran8oTids BRIGGS
atFanaeus b,rblsibtn biirFsn, bic fDsetn
her ghpsrs ibrsr @unben ni6t transs
portfdbis Fnb. Giniae arautmpdritr
lno bieien S9ptrptriDunbtitn suqgltiIt,
aas ubrigsn frdu55Ilheu GeiaRgtnsu Tnb
in Eager i'm SHnern SeutidluHbs ibera
gdiiBrt. Die fpsnigsn I'M beiebtsn 5ranis
rid hfinbIihsn triegsesfanesntu HrdHs
sDfin etniebsR bic QIeiheu poIioliIftn
3edts pie bic GtEongentn in 9sniihs
lamb. Sbrs Ramen fperoeH Der frans0ls
i9tn Rtaisrung nit bsnsn Der anbereH
arisssssfangnen pbps @sr36gsruag miis
attsllt. Grobbem lpia in Grdulreih Der
8lnuh uidi bsrlhpinnsu, baB uielt 3aus
ieHbt atfdHatner Groa8olen i'm bsltbtsH.
5rantreih bsrbDraen aebditsn niirben.
Die frar3DIGE Etsifs esht Togor 70 ipsit,
@feeHmdBrseslu oon ber atgisrnug 81
Furbgrn.
Die Sdulb an Der 8erbreitung bisiss
Dobnss, Der 9duienbe bon SamiIien
INNER tpieber nit srunbIofm 6oFfnmeen
trdgi oItin bic fran8oflde Rsgies
ruug. Sic psiB febr fppbl. bab bic ans
i'm bsiebttn 6rontrtif aebsim sis
r%iitssbaItencn 6ran8oltn tatIdhIi6 pbns
ausndbme lot iinb. Srobbem IGbl Tie
burb ibrt decentralization, ia lstbIt bur3
hiplomniiihe @etireter i'm neltraltn 4uss
lamb INNER tpiebsr bic qige psrbrtitsn.
baB i'm beIsbtsn @ebiste otbtime Eager
beam. Depois tritgssefongsnsr 6%ran3pfsn
In bentu ieoe Gorrffponbsns nniers
iar fsi.
Die @bTiht bisIeg Boresbtns III liar.
pa in BroRfrsi9 feline 8srluhliftn oers
offtntIiht psr6en, lift bic 8eb0lieruna
iibsr bic unesbsursn @erIufsifftrn i'm linz
.flarsn, unb bic Reeieruna Iudt ibr bic
Babrbtit 70 ldnge als mDgIia su btrbtrs
atn. 8as gspifen Der franB0ffhen
lHahtbabtr fGsut ftfbft tapcr niht 5uriid,
3aufuos bon GdmiIitH ben Getlenaualen
elmer llngepiBbeit oussulisFfrr, ben qtgtn.
iiber bic @etpibbeii Oes 9trluTeg cine grs
l5iuHg bsSeuttu fpiirbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21

Georg Aueri Idrsi6I aus BEN Grpben
5~nuptqudrtisr. %. qpril:
IS fallen az bic gegriFfe bon ~sritsr,
3ptiier ober britisr Gtsnang ipte. 9us
Gam Dor 8srbuu 1T BON S~nnbetianTtHs
ben BON Spattn Der adnse uu6Abtr Gusre
nod burdIGnitisn unb bsriiidelt, Der
5rdnsoie tpei9t her JelbFhlaat meters
bin aus uRb bebarrt bsim @hibengrcbens
triea, Der fit RriegsIiIten mehr 6eIesens
btiten bietet. gfihnohl bat id has
beniidt aampfnabium iptii bom Stels
lunestritg tntfernt. 9as 9ingtn bdnert
an, bluIig unb bart. Die fran5oFIhs
6ttrssleiiuna bat benz aud bnrd cine
eneIoIe atibs BON 5interftelungcn Rsds
nung gstrngtn. linItYt 5liegsrouinobmen
ssigsR zine Qobnrintbgrupps mad Der ans
oersn. lleber Rhht reiben it4 nsue Stels
luHgen an, Is mtbrtn iih bic Gtonerts
nro bic 9ruhtpsrbaue erlutittrn ih 5u
etnem 2inienneb bon ME gtinnntir Nus
btbnuns. Nie bat Der drdn5ofe In einem
Iol9eH llmfdnge NIT benz Gpdttn ges
arbtitet. 3ie in is Monoien pprbereites
ten Gtslunssn Iinb bentt trob i6rtr be-
beuisnben 4asSthnung MIR mebr 6aapts
frdBsn fit bic gdamtFelbdnldgen. Gle
foanten fir bic 5aTammengerafftt 9ers
teibigunssdrmse nidt mebr gsniieen.
6eere itauien Iid IN ben alten GteInnssn
unb i~iberflnieteu Ie. gltue @rdben, Gdps
pen unb SGlupfl0ttr mubien gdanTfsn
perben, i'm Der Menge Der neu singeiebs
ten 9ruppsn 9eduus esgen bic bsutIdeu
Gsidibe 5u eeben. Jebe Minute pirb
gcniibt, BEN Gsinb ntue g6ranIsn ruF5us
iperftn. 9is franSoFihsn EagtgbsfebIe
~perlau1en bos aeubtrIte an arbeiiss
LETTING. Das bsutTde gorgsbsn gegen
1srbun bat gang Grdntreid In atem
gtbdlten. Die 3nppeliateit Der frana5s
fI9en 9eeierung tpit bic BorsiligIeit Der
Barrier preHs 1tpangsn bic 6eersslsitune
gu uneehtursn 3ruppeRanfnmmluueen.
gs III msrtDirbig, bab INNER MIR Der
9ame bss Generals petain i'm 3uIoms
msnbaHs NIT Der srobsn attion e%sHannt
pirp. BE sigsutlids 5offre p%srantnOrtIi3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
0abern anD bic Stener
aaf Gaaltmerfe.
8eieuernus inn SnueIen nnb Sieinen
fOa bafir einsefibrt uerOea.

aus mindsn, %. QpriI. pirb qss
farisben: Sn Der plenarFbung bss
8tinsrais erilarte f6 BEL 9eratung bas
9ultgseiais &sihsraf, Mta6emiebireitpr
Greihsrr b. Mliaer gegen bic 8sittusrung
ets auuibefBss burn bic ariegsgeioinn4
fteuer. Sic pirbe ben Ruin ber aunTts
pirtfdait IN 9eutThIans btbtAittl. Dis
aunitDerle pirben In bas AHslano aas
naHherH. Reidsrdt b. arnmersfIett
fdlpB fh bieIen ausIibrungtn poatdns
big an. gr bnlanaie an Stele bsr 9es
fteueruHg bsr 9nntpsrls zine Gefeusrang
ber 3ufDelen uRo Steine. &uf jeben Bad
mlBtt Elm in gspiFsn Gren5en gebultenes
4asfnbr0erbot fir GunIhperie her bros
benoen Gefabr Der 4uspdn0sTlng btgsga
men. 8er Gultu5miniter ftloB iG btefen
NusfI5runeen glsi6fals nit Rahoruf
an; &c Tagts, er babe gleid bei gel1nnts
ptrbtu jfaeg 8orfhlages In Berlin oass
bradliA GiflIpruh erbDbsn. CT babe bsrs
u6t penigItehs einige MiloerungfH bfr
8eItimmungsn purd8ubrinsel, Biz 5uerF
I'm Gdobe bts 8unbesrats aud anges
uomuen potbsn Teien, uao siuer bieie.
baB bic Derts Iebeubsr uHb FOLDER ainf
let. bic erit bonn /. SdHndr 1910 ab ges
Itorbsn ino, bon BET 9siteuernng aussss
fdloHeH piroen. Mber oitItr gtrmittes
lun8sborfdlag fef baHn IN Der aOmufiF
Tion obgelsbni tDoroen. Gr bOffs inbts.
boB ntuiaTtug oieftr @oEiflae irososm
burhorinqR nerbe. Dir etH ansfuhrs
DtrbOt in e~apiItn grtnsen stgtn bic Qbs
ranbtrung ber RunItnsrts paree au4 II
rtldHn, i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
gbreihen blahtnber cbnbanmspeIae.

Gsr SbrbtfebIsbdber in BEN Mortsn,
GentraIpbtrF b. ReFeI, erldBt fOlsenOe
b~eadttusiperts @.tanntmahung: Set
9eginn Der 9dumbIute mirb pitberurn
iiber bic uniitis gslldgt, baB oua in bies
fem Sabre bliibenbs ObftbdHm5ipsige mute
pilig bon ainbtrn unb aun bon GriuodGes
nsn abeeriTgn fpsrben. Durh siHen bsrs
artissn unfug toirb bic Dbfternte eeIdds
Dist, bsrsn grtrns in bsr isbissn 3eit bon
beIenosrer 8ebsutnng lit. sd rebme bds
ber gsraRlaHung, nor bielfm t5rihtsn aHb
fhdbli6em @trbdItsH bringenb 5u mars
men. Die poIi5eibthorben iinb dHsstuies
fen, bic lsbertretungen ndh ben bsftsbens
ben @slsbsH frafeaiatlih gu ptrfoIgsu.
Der Sberbtftbisbobsr in ben Mnrlsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
Bon aaRsnasfanaenen ermprbet.

Die bic .Siettiner abenbpct1 aug gos
fobshagsn melbtt, iii bort per 49idbria,
Stelmatn Mmanbus Sotdt aus SdEobss
bort bet auf bic aanin9nidaO ataono,r
mar, bon bier BON ibrtr qrbsiislfene in
@spliB BEL DoIib %sniilobsntu ruIFfhen
&riegsgtTdngtnm aus BEN gefdnoenens
lager Siargarb In 9ommsrn aberfoasn
ano mad hartsm aanpf ItbsusasFdbrlia
perlebt Dorben.s Sotdt, Der einsH MsFers
iti9 burd ben Riidsn in bic Ounce unS
mebrtrs Slide fotpis finta tieTsn ghnitt
In ben 3als trbielt, 1T i'm aranfenbnus
in Starsarb aftorben. go6 bh binters
lafentH Gpurtn finb bic Rufen in norb.
OFll9tr RidsuHg gslduItR, tpobrT6sinlIh
na4 oer 8sgsnb bon 8rumburo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
epaItnus Der fransaFi6sn eOsial.
Democratic?

Die ggsat 3irdsr 3siiuns@ mslOet aus
4mltsrodm, in bortistn Io3iaIifiIhtn
arsiisn ~ustlouts bnB iid innsrboIb Su
ran3oiiasH Go~3ialiFsHpartet tine ahns
lifs Spaliung fpie In Der bentInen CO.
Sinlbsmolraiit borbertife. 3udnaic bts
abgtDrbnste piigbtn aus Bel Off,
adnmufraGtiou nastsstsng
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
Gtfdenf bes aaiIerg an ainben6nrn.

Der aaiisr Iisb BEN @susrnIfsIbmnr.
fddl b. 5inbenburs as @efdmt gu Ieis
mem so. MiIitdriubildum fsin in Del ess
MATES porirdt iibtrrsifen. Wii Der
au6iibrung bss 8iIbniHss, bus auf 9ers
anlnfune bss aailsrs IN btr Uniform bss
nriiteu @arbsrsgimtnis al Jab, a la suite
btTsH Der 5ubilar esfabrt iDirb, gemnIt
tDGr6s, mai Der portr1tmnItr Mdr Dlsd
in G5arlOtttnbuta bsauittast DOt6ea
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL ETC

In the Probate Court of the County
of Latah State OF Idaho
In the matter of the estate Of Eliza
J Franklin, Deceased
Pursuant to an order of said Pro
bate Court, made ON the 2Sth day OF
March, 1916, notice is hereby given
that Tuesday, the 18th day of April.
1916, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day
at the court room of said Court, at
the Court House in the County of La
tab, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the VIII OF said
Eliza J. Franklin, deceased, and for
hearing the application OF John K.
Franklin, for the issuance to him Of
Letters Parliamentary when and where
any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated March %, 1916.
WILL F. MORGAREIDGE,
1854 Probate Judge.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
CLINTON

Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Leonard ant
Flox home Sunday
Farmers of this vicinity are very
busy working in the fields
Those who visited this week at the
c. w. Purnell home were Mrs. Chap
man of Lewiston, Mrs. Don Foster
and daughter, Rose, of Moscow, and
Mrs n Coffy of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Haynes and daugh-
ter, Maxine, Mrs. Harriet Haynes and
daughter, Lulu, of Pullman visited at
the o NJ Haynes's home Sunday
Mrs. Guy Wolf of near Johnson re-
turned home Tuesday. She has been
at a Moscow hospital receiving treat
ment
c. w. Purnell arrived home last
week from Galata, Mont. While out
there be bought 800 acres of land. He
thinks he has made good investment.
The place has a fine well of water
and also a big reservoir.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Wolf and chill
dren Mr.. and Mrs. Kroh and Miss
Mable Kroh visited Sunday at the w.
H. Wolf home.
A. l.. Haynes expects to commence
hauling lumber soon for his new
barn, which will be built this sum-
mer.
F. Markowski is doing carpenter
work for H. L. Haynes, who is re-
modelling his house.
Mark Minnet built a new wood
house and garage for B. S. Leonard
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Baptist Church

Did you hear the sermon on "The
Apostasy," last Sunday evening? If
you did, then to be fair to the pas
tor, you should hear the rest of the
series, on the general subject of
"Christian Science versus The Science
of Christ and if you did not there is
still good reason, that you should not
miss another one of them. Christian
Science Doctrine of God and the
Trinity is the subject for Sunday
evening. This will be fair and care
full comparison of Science and
HEALTH" with the Word of God
This series of sermons which will
continue for some weeks will close
with a glimpse at the Scriptural po
ition of the coming of the Anti-Christ,
and finally with the Triumphant Com
ing of Christ. In all these sermons
you will be perfectly at liberty to take
notes if you wish.
You are cordially welcome to these
and all other services. Special music
at each service.
M. H. wager, Pastor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday School at 9:45 a. M, com
munio service at II a. m. An inter
esting musical program is arranged
for the evening service. By request
Miss Caffray and Mrs. Martin will
sing, 20 The Rapture of His Pres
ence.". The words of this song were
written by Miss Caffray and are very
impressive. The chorus will sing and
new quartet which has never APP
peared in public but once before, will
sing. They are Robert Reeves, Forest
Brigham, Geneva Jones, and Maxeen
Reeves. The average age of this
quartet is about years. They have
been trained in the Boys and Girls
meeting by Miss Caffray. The selec
ton will be Little Feet Be Careful
The subject of the evening sermon
will be, Diligence in Making Our
Calling and Election Sure" The pas
tor and wife will leave Monday for the
east.
ROBERT WARNER, Pastor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Christian Church

"What is Christianity Are the
churches right or wrong? Who is re-
sponsible for war between nations,
races, or classes? is the the theme
for Sunday evening. Come out and
hear and think and act. Bible School
and women's service invite your at
tention Bible School, 10; preaching,
II; c. E., $50; preaching, 1880 You
are welcome.
GEO. FOWLER, Minister
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

WITH THE CHURCHES
DOINGS OF INTEREST IN THE DIFFERENT PLACES OF
--- WORSHIP TOMORROW --


wood, DID,, subject = THE Certain
ties of Religious Belief" Soloist
Mrs. Roland Hodgins. 1880 p. M.
service in Strand theater, 3-reel pic
ture, Joseph and His Brethren.
Serman subject, "Who is the Great
est?" Soloist, Mr.. Frank Deely, boy
soloist. Familiar hymns, Carey's
orchestra. All seats free. Everybody
welcome. Preacher, DR.. Lockwood of
Spokane
Rev. j. Watson, Rector.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Presbyterian Church

The Bible School meets at .9:45,
Easter music will be used tomorrow.
The Junior Endeavor society meets at
3 p. M; the Senior society meets at
$50, topic-"What My Denomination
Expects From Its Young People"
Worship and sermons at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
DAVID HENRY HARE, Pastor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Notice To ADVERTISERS

Straight reading marler, r. 0. D., IL
cents per line first insertion. minimum
charge being 40 cents, cents per line
for each subsequent insertion. Read
ing ads in persona1-1tem column, Is
cents per line first insertion, minimum
charge being 40 cents; 10 cents per
line for each subsequent insertion.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Other 'EadS Than Ours

One hopeful sign is that there are
fewer new books dealing with the
causes of the war and more discuss
ing what is to happen afterward.-
San Francisco Chronicle.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
-..fsS21s
FRIENDLY TO
e. S. TROOPS

The photograph shows the dog
tents of the. 18th Z. S. Infantry en-
camped at Colonia Dublan, Mexico,
near the Mormon colony which is now
the principal base from which the
chase for Villa is being directed The
Mormons have aided the soldiers in
every possible way principally by
fresh meats and vegetables.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

The British debt, March 1, will be
close to $11 900 100000. Terrible! AL
most s240 per capita At this rate it
will soon reach the gross debt of New
York City, which was nearly $500 per
capita, June 30, If reckoned from the
last general census in the same man
ner=New York World.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

Little Holland finds compensation
for its troubles as a neutral The Hol-
land-American Steamship company's
dividend for 1915 was fifty per cent.
In 1914 it was seventeen.-Boston
Herald
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10000 benediction, 1880 p. m.
FATHER PECOUL, Priest
NEW APPOINTMENTS MADE

BOISE, April S.-Governor Alexand-
er has appointed DR.. L. E. Beich of
Boomers Ferry to be a member of the
state board of dental examiners, his
three-year period.
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Church of the Brethren
317 East First Street

III East F1rSt Street
Services next Sunday Sunday
School, 10 a. M; morning sermon, II
a. M; Christian workers meeting, Z
p. M, followed by a sermon. You are
cordially invited to come and worship
with us.
FRED A. FLORA, Pastor
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Local and Foreign
MHRKETS

The following market quotations are
the prices paid to the producer by thu
dealer and are changed daily, thus civ.
ing the public the accurate quotations
on all classes Of grain, produce and
meats:
The grain quotations below were
furnished today by the Mark P. Miller
Milling company Of Moscow.
Wheat Red Russian, per bu.. see
Wheat Club, per bu.. !. .83c
Wheat, FortyfoId, per bu.. SIC
Oats, per cwt .$1.12
Barley, per cwt ............... $1.35
Timothy Hay, per ton. $500
Eggs, per dOz. 1Sc
Butter, per Id. soc
Beans, per Id. ..............5 @6c
Potatoes, per cwt .......... $3.50
Springs, per Id. ...................11 lie
Old Boosters, per lib ...........8 Sc
Hens, per lb. .121ac
Turkeys, per lb.. ....... ....... 16c
Hogs, live VT, light, per Id. $S.25@s.65
Hogs, live VT, heavy, pr lb.. .7A@71sc
Hogs, dressed, per h.. .87s @10c
Hogs, dressed, light, pr h.. .11@111ac
Hogs, dressed, heavy, pr h., 1O@1O7sc
Veal, live VT, per lb. .5@67sc
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Sunday April 8, 1916, fifth Sunday
in Lent. 10 a. M, Sunday School; II
a. IA, morning prayer and sermon
Special preacher. Rev. Alfred Lock-
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Safety Deposit Boxes for rent La
taE County Abstract Co. tt
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FIrSt CHuTCH OF CHFISI SC1tNl1SL
Corner Sd and jackson SITS. Services
every Sunday at II and 1880 O'Clock
and Wednesday evening at7:30 o'clock
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The read
ing room is on the second floor of the
church building and is open daily ex-
cept Sunday, from o'clock until 80
Catholic Church
Early mass, 800; Second mass,
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IL pays 10 advertise III The Dali,
Star-Mirror.
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"Redd-not to contradict and
COMPUTE, nor to belie0e and take for
granted, but to 7oeigh and consid-
er."-Lord Bacon.
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First Church of Christ Scientist

FRED A. FLORA, Pastor
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st. Marks Church

ROBERT WARNER, Pastor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-24
Music Hath Charms,

Al. G. Field and his popular sing
ers have introduced more new songs
and popularized them than any other
theatrical company in existence
Popular music has helped to make
and maintain the reputation OF the
Field company.
For years the Whitmark music
house, New York, with branches in
Chicago, San Francisco and London,
have furnished the Field company
with their output Of the latest and
best songs. Long ere the public has
had the privilege Of hearing these
compositions, advance copies go to
the Field show. hence the newness
and attractiveness of the musical
numbers offered.
All the latest musical ogerings, and
a number Of those made familiar in
last seasons production, are featured
in this seasons program of the Al.
G. Field Greater Minstrels
At the Grand Tuesday, March %,
matinee and night--Advertiseme
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Congress and Politics.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Congress
seldom arises above politics. The
members move and have their being
in politics. It is not so much because
of partisan bitterness as because Of
self interest. Each member must keep
his eye on the coming election. Keep
ing his seat is his chief aid in life, for
there is nothing more politically pro-
fitless than losing ones Job. The con-
gresham, consequently, as a rule, is
ever alert to please a plurality OF the
people in his district, and if occa-
sions do not arise to give him oppor-
tunity he is disposed to create them.
Really big men have managed to
maintain their hold on their districts
without playing politics" in a petty
way, but the smaller fry have usually
felt it was necessary. But even the
littlemen in congress know the temper
of the American people will not stand
for politics in crisis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-24
IOWA SCHOOLS IN
PREPAREDNESS MOVE
Ames Cadets viii Drill Hill School
Corps In MarshaIltown-
Other Cities Organize.

AMES, Ia, March 23.-'"The most
preparedness move launch
ed in Iowa since the formation of the
national guard" is the way Brig. Gen.
James Rush Lincoln describes the or
ganization Of high school cadet regi-
ments at Marshalltown and other
Iowa cities. A state high school
cadet corps association is to be form
ed under the supervision of the de-
partm ent of military tactics and
science at Iowa State college.
The Marshalltown corps has a
membership of $50 men. Storm Lake
and Minden high schools also are
forming cadet corps.
Trained officers of the Iowa State
college cadet corps will furnish in
struction. The corps at Marshall
town will be drilled once a week by
the officers Of the Ames corps.