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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01
WELL DRESSED
MEN AND Boys
SECURE THEIR DISTINCTIVE APP
FEARING CLOTHING AT A
HOME STORE
Has Made Its Clothing Department
Very Popular, Especially Among
High School Boys

| Have you ever noticed what a clean
cut, we'll groomed stylish-looking loi
of fellows go to the high school.
Their clothes have an air and quail
! ity that give the boys an appearance
Of real distinction. This is not sur
prising when it becomes known that
one of the largest departments of 1.-The
largest store in town is making a
great specially of suits for high
school boys. In just little more
than a year this department at Will
iamson's has experienced a tremend-
Gus growth. Before that time the
high-school boys were not getting spe-
cial attention anywhere. Now they
can pick and choose among hundreds
of natty, well-cut, carefully tailored,
good looking suits priced from $3.50
to $3.50, all in Williamson's stock.
The models featuring the athletic
armholes, the link front coat, the re-
yer vest, the cut-in waist line, the
slant pocket, and the handsome new
cryl stripes are very attractive. Most
of the suits are dark this season. The
unfinished worsteds are especially
popular
Our new stock, bigger and better
than ever before, is practically all
ready for the spring trade which has
opened up wonderfully strong" said
Mr.. c. L. Smith, who has been for two
years head Of the mems clothing de-
partment and connected with the de-
partment six years.
There is a splendid showing OF
fancy stuff for young men. Altera-
lions are made absolutely free. And
the suits are guaranteed. If not sat
isfactory to the purchaser, the money
is refunded.
A great feature Of Williamson's
department is the section Of
or boys. These suits come in sizes
rom 21a to Is years. There are both |
straight knee cuts and knickerbocker
'tyle in the boys knee pants. Spring
rade has already been brisk and a
sreat many good looking suits have
'een sold for boys during the past
week.
Moscow men travel great deal.
his spring, especially, there will be
ute a procession to the political con-
entions in several parts of the state.
70 politics fans should board a train
'ithout carrying one of the handsome
nd famous Likely bags. Williamson's
as a beautiful line of these, chiefly
black. Some are leather lined and
)me are fancy brocade lined. They
ange in price from 1913 to $3.50.
The mems clothing department at
drove the grocery store
1t of it's old quarters into an entirely
fferent building. Now the well-select-
stock of mems and boys suits oc-
Ipies a spacious, well-lighted, com
etely equipped sales room on the
st floor, just back of the mems fur
shings department. 1t is a place
at men and boys like to go to. 1t
place that increasing numbers of
EN- do go to every month.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01

) Her Reckoning" at the Orpheum
last night drew a packed house and
re management was complimented
for bringing such splendid produc-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01

ton to Moscow 1t is announced by
the Orpheum management that there
will be changes in program nightly
and that the very highest priced pro-
auctions ever shown III Moscow have
been contracted for. The program
for the balance of the week are among
some of the premier attractions of the
movie world. 29p
The Empire Bakery is now making
California Raisin Bread. Try one, 10c.
2S-9
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at Pablo
Dygert Farm, 51a miles south of
Moscow, on Tuesday, March Z, 1916
commencing at 10 a. m. promptly, the
following property, to-wit
Twenty head of horses, as follows
1 black mare, 3 yrs. DID, W.T.. 400 lbs.
| black horse, yrs. old, W.T. 400 lbs. ;
bay horse, yrs. old, VT. 1876 lbs;
l gray horse yrs. old, VT. 1900 lbs. );
/ black mare, yrs. old, W.T.. 1850 lbs;
1 bay mare, 3 yrs. old, W.T.. 1850 lbs;
brown mare, 6 yrs. DID, VT. 1900 lbs;
/ black horse, 10 yrs old, w.t. 1900 lbs; J
l black mare, yrs. old, VT. 1900 lbs;
l sorrel horse, 10 yrs. old, W.T.. 1900 lbs;
/ bay horse, 10 yrs. old, W.T.. 1900 lbs.
1 sorrel horse, yrs. old, w.t. 1900 lbs;
black horse, yrs. old, VT. 1900 lbs;
1 brown horse, 10 yrs old, VT 1900 lbs;
l bay gelding, yrs. old, w.t. 1000 lbs;
l Percheron Gelding, 8 yrs. old, gray,
w.t. about 1900 lbs; l 5-year-old Ham
iltonian, W.T.. 1850 lbs; l 2year-old
Hamilton colt; l June Kentucky
Saddler; l Shire mare to foal soon.
Four spring calves; 2 fall calves;
l good COW; few hogs and several
dozen chickens; 10 sets good work
harness.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01

The more talk of culture there is
around a mans house, the fewer good
things he has to eat.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01

w. H Taft shrink from seeing my
views in print
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-01
United States Prepared
to Meet Any Change
of Conditions
By CHARLES S. HAMLIN,
President Federal Reserve Bank
THERE appears to be every rea-
son to look forward to success

THERE appears to be every rea-
son to look forward to success
full business during the com
ing months, with prices strong and
rising and with bank capital album
dant at reasonable rates. 1t must
not be forgotten, however, that the
whole world is on an unstable basis
and that the continuous depletion
of European stocks Of capital will
inevitably reflect its result upon the
United States at the close of the
war-perhaps even before that time.
PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY ABROAD
MAY BE QUITE PROMPTLY RE-
STORED, BUT THE RESTORATION
OF PURCHASING POWER WILL BE
A MUCH SLOWER MATTER.
With the use of sound business
Judgment and with the general ac-
eeptance of the present situation all
over the world as temporary and
transitional the UEitedsStates mavI
ooS forward with confidence to a
SUBSTANTIAL CONTINUANC E |
)F IT'S PRESENT PROSPERITY |
AND TO SUCCESSFUL PREP /
ARATION FOR ANY CHANGES I
THAT MAY COME.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
slmcrifauiid, Nseritauiidc apmmiiii=
un tritt iu SiBmna.

y 10 2pn p.pn, CONT, 5. Sept.
Sic mcgifanilden Mitsliebcr Ser vSne
ternatipnalen apmmiliion sur Belle
9un9 Der amerifanild) merifanilden
Streitfragcn iino bcutc auf ser Dadt
ncs Grdiipentcn, uMapflolper", boz,
9tep Dprf bier eingetroffcn unb NOR
gen lpirp Sic erlte Situns Der 8pns
million itattfinben, lpelhe, ipic Sic gez
9enlpdrtiee 8anbesreeieruns bpfft,
ale strcitfrasen 5lpilhen ben betpeu
Sdnbcru erlebise,1 miro. 2uis Gabrez
Ia, Der 6inau5lefretdr Ser Garransaz
Negierllng, tpirb IN ber mprgigen Sie
tln9 Sen @prIie fiibren. sSa Ser nddS
item Sieun9 Der Sefretdr pes Snnern.
Cane. Sic beiben Scrren lperben
itcb I'M @oriie INNER oblpehieln. Sic
Sragc Der militdrild)en Sciesllng ser
amerifanilb 1ucrifuniichen @ren5e
miro Den eriten geratbln9sgesenituno
bilbcn. Sic 3ltriidsicbrng perErupz
pen bcs @encrals Eerlbing aus Dem
.@aebictc Ser mcrifuniiden Mepublif
biirftc BON oer aommiliipu befilriporz
tet lperbeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
3tuei 3cppeline fcrtis, ben Epitperfcbr
5iriid)cn 9entidlanb unb ben Der.
ci,ligten Staatcn sm cr1ffnen.

Berlin, brabtlos iiber SapbiIIe.
5. Sept. 1916. 3ipei unbeidiiete Rie=
len 3eppclinc, Die I'M gtanoe liub. je
60 Sunnen gu trogcn, iinb in Geutidz
lanp fertig seltellt luorben uno lpllen
hemndd,lt i'll @erfebr seltellt iperoen.
Sic 3cppeline trager Die Slamel1
vMmerita "esi,ste a,tldla,,o" Wiorz
rig @plfeiu, Der @ertreter oes 3eutide
amerifanilden3 3ei1tralpereines. Der Don
9elitidlanb 5uriifsefetrt lit, bat Die
9uftldiffe nor leiner slbfabrt nit Der
Spe5ialerlaubniB ser failerltd @beutz
iehen Hesierung bciid1tist. Sic Daalhiz
nen Der 3eppelinc linb 10 ltarf ausgee
riiitet, baf bic 2uftihiffe lit ~ stun=
ben pun 8crlin mad, 9tctp Yprf fnbreu
fDnncn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
StnatsucrbanS Snbinna bes 9emtid)
smcrifaniidlcn 9fatipnalbmnbcs.

Sn piunapplts, Sne., 5. Sept.
8ei Ser gcitrigen pauptperlamml,tng
bes Staatsperbnrbcs Snbiuna bes
Geutihnmerifanilden giatipnalbllubes
ipurbc S iepb s. ell Ter gum bier
sebnten Mal als Graiioent lpiebersez
iuablt. 3u Gicepraioenten lpurbe,
iSricbr. Maflpie, SrieD. 2auenltein.
@einr. Stciumes, ,@cinr. Shlpaal. S.
81. W@rpipsfp llnb s. 6. Wliller 9cz
iudblt. ScbablneiIter iplrbe slrn1il,
9obu, &edmlnssfiibrer Srans Sbaez
fer, Shriftipart &arl @reilt). Sic
ndehitidbrise 6arptperiammlung fiuz
net in gpanspiue ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

8creitldaIt fir Sen leeten Gift, sic
enbgiiltise Gufsobe Ser gleutralitdt
@riedenlanbs.
Sic san5e Gage bat cine polllfdnz
oige nmtpal5uns erfabren. Hremier
3aimis III jcst in Der Gage, oos 2ano
nod Der 8idtli,s 5ll treiben, Die linn
bclicbt, pbne auf feinolide Stimmung
i'm @plf ober i'm Earlament NiiffIidt
nebmen 3u brauden. Gus abbalten
bon Strabenberlammluneen lit itrens
perboten iporoen. Eremier 3aimis bat
lid) Die nnein9eldrdntte llnterlfiibung
Der &eni3elos~ Hartei gelidert.
gs li11b ipeitere 16 ariegsIdiffe ber
gntcnte Waadte i'm Giraus eineez
troffen.
@rie d enIa nb fugt lid.
2onbon, 5. Sept. Sic 9ricdildc
8egiernng bat lih benBorperungen ser
@ntente Idhte bebineungslps gez
fii9t. a9enten Ser britiiden unb fronz
sDliIben Heaierlng iibernabmen am
Wpntag Die &ontrolle iibcr Den acz
lam,ntcn Toltz uno geIesrapbenoienlt
in @riedenlanb.
Sic @eianbten gnslanbs llno5ronfe
rcid)s batten am sa,nstne ber 8esiee
ring in atben cine glpte 3useitellt, in
Der Bic apntroae iibcr Yolts. geleeras
ipbcnz nnb Slntcnperfebr berlan9t
nurbe, anaeblieb treil Scillbe Der gnz
tente WSibbrolld ban,it getricben bat
ten. iGe entente @lddte batten fer
ner Die Seportation bon Mgenten Der
@ittelmadte, Die iid Der Spipna9e
ldulbig gemadt babcn. unD Die Be-
itrafung idulpi9er 8rieden 9eforocrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
sritcn fat iibcraII
rfolgrc i Of.


@on Der britiIdcn ssrpnt miro ees
melpct: Sic aanpie 5lpiId)en bcl
Sor1nte linb slncrc lpurcn lebr lhlper
Der britil6c @ormarId) ipurbe bcif
lll1ltrltten nnp Der Scinb nar)tc ipiez
oerbolte entlcbloiienc @cgcnaneriffe,
lll1tertlibt bon Iebncrcm srtilIcriez
feucr.
Scr britildc @prn1arleb mar ufolt"
llberall beinl 1Se9ilm" crfolereic6 lub
Die lnciltcn fei,tblihen @egeranariffe,
Die ibn1 lcblpcrc @crlllltc fpliete,1,
fpnnten Die britilc5cn 5ruppcn bon Sen,
9elnpnncnen 8oben nid)t pcrtrcibcn.
Sic britild)c 2inie lit oie glcibc, lpie
gcltcrn Ibcllb beri1tete."
Spnb 3 D II, 5. Sept. (2:t5 93n.)
9te britiIct)en rSuppen linb 1900
yarbs (45o0 SUBJ Ditlieb bon @uineS
mont lueiter noracltoBen unb baben
cine Stellnng i'm 2elIe Gjcb6ls erz
pbert. sseiter iiioIi6 ipurbc cine itarfc
nentld)e Stellung boz, eincr sSront bon
5000 SUB IN Der ltn9csenb hes 9al<
felnont fcrmc erpbcrt. Ser alntlide
9seridt fiigt bin5u, rab Sic 8riten in
Den adnpfcn on Der Spn1n,e Sic
3 10 te bclltidc @ertbcioiglnaslil,ic
q. +. jest Die ct tie bcntlebe Ser
tbeibisnnsslinic, bn Sic llrlpriinglidJ
erlte pollltanbia 8ltlunur1cn gelbollcn
mar. Mnm. Neo) bon oer N1ouqllet
Sarm Bis 5u ocm Gunftc, ipp bic briz
tllhe Sinie NIT Der + ran5oliihen 5lz
la'nn1elitDbt, crpbcrt baben. (???)
Earis mia bi,,tcr 9ctrpfrmmm nid,t
snriifblcibcu. Gs mclbct 5000
gcfam9cnc (?).
Yaris, 5. Sept. Ser geiterl,
sbenb in Earis aus9egebenc amtlidc
8eridt lalltct:
a3u bciben geitcn Scr Gpnmc lit
eine bluti9c Sdlad)t i'm @ange. Sic
Sran5plen macbten neuen Sortlbritt
Dltlic, bes 9prfes 5orcit, nDrblidy
ppn Slug, ltnb iic baben iiiolid} baz
bon erfplsreid) on eincr Sront bo,,
5lpan5ig &ilpmctern bon &1rlcltr Bis
nad) Gbaulncs ansesriffen.
o9as 8prf Sopccpurt lplroc ii,
elnen 9ldn5cnbcn Strlrman9riff acz
nomnlcll, lpipie alld Gin Gbcil ppn@cr=
manocpillers. Webr ols 5000 Sc
fanaenc iirb in ben beiben lebtcn Saz
gen Iiiblid nnb nDrbli1 ser spm,nc
gcnadt lpprbcn.
oaucb altf DEM re1ten NA1asllfcr
(@erbllnfrpnt) lplroe ssortl1ritt in,
@cbict bon SlcllrD gcnadt."
Faris, S. gept. (Wlittags.) Sus
ariegsamt fiinbi9tc beute Nlittag an,
paB Die 3ent1den Iebtc sfa1t in bcnl
8cmilbcn, bcrlprcnes @cldnbc suriifz
5l9eminncn, ipiitbcnbe @egcnangriffe
|lntcrrpnuncn bdttcn, lueld)e aber aue
ab9elcbla9en iporben icien. Sic 3auptz
angriffe bcr 9ent1d)en nDrbltd) Der
Somme ridteten lid) 9eeen gpmblcs
lnb ben Sort siiblid) Der spnunc
parell bie nidt erfplgrcidcn slngriffe
Scr 9eutldben gcgen bic franoDiilhen
Stellnngen Dtlicb bon 8alpD geribtet.
5ier nabmen Sic Sransoien 100 9crtz
I6c 9efan9cn. Sic frall5Dlilben Speraz
tionen babcn inter Der llngunlt Dee
gSetters su leibcn. (gianu? 8raf Ga
bprnu? snm. 5. Mcb.
gSic itcbt's an hcr Sitfrunt?
@erlin,. iibcr Qpnbpn, 5. Sept
Ser belltld6c Sa9csbericgt melbet &C.
|Itern bon 'ber Gitfro,1t:
o9fu1iiid)c notwithstanding Iiibs
Iipcltlid bon 2llsf icblugen fell.
.Gr5berspg aarl Sront: SiioDtlid
bpn 9resnnp bnucrn Die admpfc fort
Sn ben &urpntben iinb liibli6 bon
3iclpna &fc I'M @angc."
9Sicmcr 8crtd)t.
gerlih brabtlps iiber SnDbiIle
l2. S, 5. Sept. Ser borgclterl1 ingSicl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
9cr &ricQ.
9te sd,Iad)t an oer eon,mc.
Sie 9cntidcn bcbampten TAFT iibcrall
ibrc Stcllnngcit.

8erlin, brabtlps iibcr Gappille.
=. S., 5. Sept. &pn Ser gS { it i L II
mcloet Der gelteru in Berlin allsscgcs
benc Sascsberidbt ber bcutl6en Scez
rcslcitung:
.@cltcrn bcgpnnen en9lil1 frallz
5Dlilde sln9riifc fiibrten 5u cincr ans@
9cbebnten unb bittercn Sblaht.
gtDrblicb bon ser spn1mc ipor Ser
aampf an ciier 2illie bon fult breibig
&ilumctern Us NRcile,D bon geauz
mont bis 5ur Connie i'm Gan9e. Sic
bon @eneral bon Stcin llno @crcral
sSrcibcrr bpn MurIhall bcIeblieten
@cutltt)cu blicbcn 81 beiocn Gcitcn
bcs slncre @abes Scrrcn ibrcr 1dnuntz
liden Stellnngen llno beba,lptetel
li6 insbeIonberc aeeen Die auf gbieps
bal unb nprpmeltlid bon Yp5iercs &C.
madten slneriffe. Sic Geutlebcn err
pbcrten beint Mpuqlict Butsbof perz
lprencs Gcbiet lpicncr.
.9hlr in Der gind)t brod Ser Scinb
bel 5udipnlo ourb. ST lpuroe pcr@
trieben. gsacb Der 9rDbten Mrtillcrie@
nprbereitlug, bel Der cine grDbcre
Wcnge Mllnitipn oils ie 5upor pcrz
ipanot ipuroe, cntlpicfeltcn lid) arlsoce
bebrtc adntpfc 5iuilhen GindD nnb
Der Gommc.
u@eneral bon &ir16ad) lllb Gencs
ral bon Sabbenber ntacbtcn Dem
Scino SUP llm SuB bcr 5erltDrten cr<
iten Stcllungcll, in Die Scr 5Seino eins
orang, itrciti9 llnb bra6tcn sen Seinp
an Der 5ipeitcn 2inie 5lm Stillltunb.
@llillcmpnt rnb ber 8alp ipllrbell
nerlpren.
uSiioli6 bon Ser Spmnlc lutcr=
briiefte beutlbe slrtillcrie Die fran5Dliz
id)en slnariffc, aus9cupmmcn in bent
@cbict iiibipeItliA bon @arlcrr. Sci
Sarleur purocti gum Nngrift bor@
riifenbe grnppen blutig 5llriid9ee
ldla9el,.
gerlin s. Sept. (iiber 2onbpn,
$3.50 9laclnn.) Ser bentc bon Scr
Sbcrltell @cercsleitllng altsge9cbenc
Ycrid;t last: Sic srobe gdlacgt an ser
Sommcfrnnt tobt nod ilnlnei., giiblidJ
bes Slulies pert6eioigen Iicb Sic Geut@
lGen an einer 1srpnt ppn is Meilell
Yreite, 9e9en lpclt1e Sic glliirten all=
ltiirme1. Ser anttlibe @erid)t gibt Sen
Gcrlnlt bes Gprfes Gbilp (pbcr lpns
BON oielem nod ilbrig ilt) 8ll.
M 8eiG GerDlii.
uSeinblibe sln9riffspcrlltbe 9e9cn
gbiaun,ont lnb 9e9cn lnicre Stelz
lunacn bel Sleurp (norbDltlid bon
@erpltn) ldlueen fell. Sci Spupille
lpilroe Elm Sooblpcg I'M fran5Diii6en
Srontpprlprlng bpnt Seitlbe gcluus
bert unb 500 Gcfan9ene gcnpmmen.
9rci5cb II q lerppIane ab 4
Gel Of o fen.
vGrciScbn fcinblidcsleroplanc tpllrz
ben i'm Spll1lnegebict an, San,staq
llnb Spnntag gum Ibltllr5 9ebrabt
Soauptmann 8pelfc erlcgte lcinen 90
@egner.
8ritiidJc gcridjtc.
2onbpn, 5. Sept. Gin amtlit1er
britildcr 9cricbt melbet: pslm Cams
tag ipurbc sic Sd)iif5bnulperft III 5ps
bofcn, bel slntluerpcn bon Marincs
flus5cl1gen erfplgreid nit @on,bcn be-
norfen. Im Spnntag lrllrbcn oie
SliegcrIcbnppcn in@biitcncs bon cincn
arobcn Observation-Disclosures pirfIan
beipprfen. sSn beibcn Sallcn febrter
1tnlerc Sl195elgc lpoblbebalten 5ll:
riid."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
9QS Sorgebeu Sapans gegen G0ina ma6t
Der Suuoesregierung &opil0mer5en,
Sapan ipielt TT per 0itlid)en Nongolei eit ieines
Spiel tpie tn Der Manol1urei.
Der Senat a lid 81 gergssnabregen gegen britde Ser
gepaltgang Nucrfaudeu Sanoels aui.
9sb Gaben sSipn eie uterrf
m ,Gcten"
bat aopflhn1er5en.

saibinson bat aopdner5en. icIh i1ponen gis
tartole folseno @os6cn Sapans Scr 6n Mongo 8la9t
in eier aneriianidn @anbe Sic Sfec sbir bnr Ser
gia1e 5u Sapan Staatcn User oolbt
nod oaran Ser nner1nltcn Sa6n 9ul brd1
snnabme Der Imnoenents Gnfte @oraqc ba{ Sic Scr
staaten nod ndt uaolpnie" nn so1aupl" Gpsz
brtannens babeeinen @doen Ion BON ser linn
perliebencn @adtpoupnmenbe rigen Gebtoud nden?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
1as 8cfncbclte 0rted,enIano. .
Spppiitipn 1T gricdenlunb nntcrbriidt.

6 ine ricIiee 81 of te Der q +
liirtcn por s en- Eiruens.
Itb en-. ii6er 2pnppn, S. Sept.
Eren,icr 3ninlis bot Sic bnrd bic Sc
9cnlpart bon &ricasidiffcn Ser Nuiir=
ten bel Girdlls. bid)t BET sltben, gebo=
fenc @eleaengcit beulibt unb biftutori>
ibe Gelpalt augenommcn. Nlles lit in
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(6ortieeuns auf geite e.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Sic @6lQdt au Der 6omme. MQe Nn=
itrtngungen Der MQiirttn unBlos.
stc 'noge att eiu5elnen steuen seitueiliae GrfoI8e
errtngen, onrd dbrc d) n f6uncm lie Die
ocntid)e gtablmtauer nitt.
Gbeno Wcnig ue bic &nen Der Ottrot ,ou d
iOnueu. = And nitt lt Sulfe oer @umduieu.
Se erocm it'd eDr bab bic Sdcug bctum=
mfn Sbrc ibrc infu lacl her onoerodt

ac Aicn @rin nb Sranen @pbcrune bon Gin poor
nnocrt Yaros 5uamn,eigeidpcn gbbenerabn ais opse M
Sc abcr tic pernDgcn Sic budc stabln,aucr nht su pur
brcbcn SIN ei5encn stceu 5uridsubiacn o abcr al buh6
Den n1cmal - Sen 9iuln an Der Sirpn gebts -
EcrpfrumnWr 2ugen bnueatdu6hcn
9nndncn - M SUI lbcr ptl sic briuou in oufoeochenen
Sblcn ebebacn ibrcn der bebrono
ten lnen 6li9 in Scr Spbrubd5a 9nlfc nrulen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

prpbelr.
s}eaiertngsbcomtc in asoI5inotou
lino I'M b0dlten Graoc beIprgt lluo
fiirbten, oaB eine ncuc d)ineIicf)s
iapanilde ariiis entltc6cn luerbe, BON
Der allenl slnichcin nad) oie SntcreIs
fen Der Scr. Staateu betroffcn lpcrz
bcn.
V a e9 ieno II llnru6cin B a / f.
ing On.
Ser Slcbin9tibtiatun Gorfaa, 10
unbcoeutcno CT ON uno fit lid lit,
wlr0 trpspcm in @aIbi1gtun aI5
auBerlr beSeichneuo angeicbcl, neil
ct gerabe Jest tolnnlt, ipp Sie @c5iebz
lulgen 5ipilcleu sSapan uno Gbilta ieit
Sprtnabnle oes beutiefcn GacGtgcbiets
&iautIdan inuncr gelpal1ter setuorocu
Ilno. Sapan bat Iebt in aler Gilc
2o0o Soloateu nach S1d,cngtlhtiatln
ac|e)icft, lnb nos &abinctt in Sptip
filHoigtc an boB CO gall5 ppn China
abhdngc. iucnn cine befriehisenoc 20s
lung oes &prfalls gefllnoen lpiro. Sc
rtdte aus SEEING 5ei9en, bdb BORT sro<
Sc Seltiir5ung berrIdlt, unb sic prnnps
te gelrdti9ung oes nclten &palitipnss
fubinetts gilt i'll eingeipcibten areilen
aIs Iifcrcr gepci5 oafilr, oaB bic Sc
i5ehltngen su Supan llno Sic 6inan5s
Iase auberit fritild lino.
Sic nerDffentlid}teu SprSerltngelr
Supall5 gchen oobin, oab Die in Sragc
fon.nlenSen dilleliilfen Sffi5iere entz
laieu, Sic dlineInd'er Sruppen 5urilds
gcsosen. sic Sanlilien Ser gefaIleneu
iopaniItden Solooten eutIhabigt uno
nic Gnli5eired1te sSapols in Ser @ionz
.nplci erneitert lperoen. 9Sie oer
S3lpildenfau iich cisentIidl susetragen
tot, lueib mon rlie5t, Gcting hattie 9e<
nlcloet, Dos Die Slpaner BIC dlil1eIiIde
@arlliIon alseariffeu bdtten. lingo
fahr so GIineieil uno II Saponer
plroen gctDnts...
Sapans ecbeime Sprbee
rrlngcn.
Sic gcbcimcn Sproerllngcu sSapans
'pllen oarauf absielen, oaB sSapan in
Der Snncren alpngpIei lolhe Nedlte
elngerdunt mcroen, Sic cs in Scr
W3anoldurei bereits beiitt. sn beiScu
Nrppln5en lit cs Gbind altf @rlnp bes
%ertrnss pom s. gfoi 1915 bcrbpteL
pbne @eHcbmigung Sapans cine slu=
lelbe I'M shlsIaro ab5uldIieBcn. slllz
bcrocln babcn Saponer in Ser nioIitjcu
ytanoldltrci alle mUgIidjctl Necttc, at
rellen, ltf an5ltiieoelll loauocl SIT trci1
ben Sano 5lt pohteu, Scrgpertc 5u
betrclben II. /. IL. Nl alien Sdllen, 100
'auslallontlc Gatb9ebcr eebraudlt luere
oen mus Sapaneru ner %pr5ug gegee
ben lperocn, ia Snpaner baben lpgur
Dos Eriuileeillm, III Gipilz uno ariz
nlnalfdllen, III bcnen lie sic angeflogtc
Eartct luno, ppr iapanilheu Hi1teru
prp6cilirt 5u psroen.
Seine Scr ncr6Hentlicbtcn Soroez
rllnscu milrocn Sllterclien Ser Scr.
Sluulel 9eIuplpcH, ppU lc1rt Die VT
Tabrlng, oab sSapan bel llnterbano<
lungen nit Gbina niht nit pffcncu
aartcn ipielt, ltno cs >iit oaber. iuic
ginselpeibte in gsaIbingtop ia9el,
nttt altsgeldloilen. nub in Den ueiz
teren ltutcrbaltolun9en Sic Sntegrle
tat Gbinaa llno Ste pGlitif Der upffea
nen Sbiir" in Gitalien gcfabroet pirb.
Ghtna fpnntc licb nIcbt pebren. alt5e
gcnonlncl bic Scr. Staatcu greiIcu
cill, oenn Die eltropdiIcbcu 9Ndhtc lino
6u lcbr nit Iicb ielblt beidditigt ais
pab lic illterpenircu fDnnten.
Supans Spppellpiel be-
fannt.
Ser @cridlt bon Sen gebcimcn Sors
beulngen Sapans an China ruff oie
berilbn1tcn 21 Soroerlln9en Ing 8es
bdhtniB Sllrild, ipelhe Sapan am Is.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-09-08
MEXICO SUBMITS PROPOSAL
First Chief carranza Proposes That
Each Government Appoint Com.
mission to Arrange Settlement

Mexico City. July 21.-First Chief
Carranza submits to the government
OF the United States I'm formal note
to Secretary Lansing the proposal
that the de factO government and the
United States government each ap-
point a commission OF three members
to meet and arrange basis for the
settlement OF the differences between
the two countries.
The note, which is signed by Secre-
tary Aguilar, urges that the joint COM
mission first take up the matter of
fixing definitely the time for the with
drawal of the American forces from
Mexico.
1t also suggests that the commits
sion agree upon the terms Of a proto-
cal which shall govern the reciprocal
crossing Of troops from the territory
Of one country 10 that of the other.
1t proposes that the commission In
vestigate and fix the responsibility for
the recent border raids and agree
upon measures that should be adopted
TO prevent their recurrence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-09-08
ALLIES CALL SUBMARINE
MERCHANTMEN A MENACE
Enter Another Protest Against Wash
ington's Ruling on the Subsea
Boat Deutschland.

Washington, July 20.-In accordance
with instructions from their govern
ments, Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the Brit
ish ambassador. and NJ. Jusserand. the
French ambassador, set forth to the
state department the reasons why the
United States should not regard YES
sells of the Deutschland type as mer-
chantmen.
The reasons are as follows:
THAT submarine merchantmen can
not be overhauled and visited and
searched, as Is possible In the case of
surface craft, because of their ability
to dive and escape.
THAT such ships, because Of their
submersibility are able TO evade mu-
nicipal law with special reference to
customs, quarantine, etc.
THAT such ships can be transformed
with ease from merchantmen into war
ships.
THAT in case of war between a great
maritime state and smaller nation
the latter would have the right to pur-
chase submarine merchantmen. and
when the ships arrived at the port of
the purchaser they could be provided
with guns and torpedoes and sally
forth to attack the enemy ships.
THAT refusal on the part OF n
state to sell submarine merchantmen
could be regarded as IN unneutral
act"