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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
saron usedier4 acluinut @ennen.

gic gor5iige ocs Saron Sedier"
wilroen Bel oenl IN @nterIoo. ga,
itatgefun0enen Is Meilen : GenueIl
aldn3enO beiuicicn, alS Dies 10 be-
.licbic slito gcaen IL atlDere, Bier,
Seds nnb Adlt 3pliu0ersN iaidinen
meld1e iait idnltIidl beaeuteun teurcr
uarell, iiegreid b%erUor9iug, 9eit
jfpei Ausuabmer luareu Die bei Dem
Rennrn 6ctciliaten Wiaidlineu oireft
.iir Reun5pede erbmlt moroen,
iua6rcno oas iiegreide Saron eille
MaidHne POM Sager mar. Gle
Sfrede bon 10 WeiIen mnr0e IN II
Minlten un0 II 5efnn0en 5uritd=
aeIeQt. pus bel eiler cine babe
RciIe lanacn Gro-Rem6abn ais be.
~merfensprrt id)nel betraftet miro.
gasielbe Soron Nhtto hate bereits
iriibcr I'M Siten mo mitfleren @e.
item orei an0erc Sieae Nouougetra
gen. O. geruann pen Grcis iii
0aaeIerfIettern III Starioro, Conn.,,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
5eppslin-g omben.

NN'N " NV WV IVY Nv w" IV"'t"s
Die 3sppeIIns 9oben 9oris bombur.
bert, uuernarlst ba1sa fc nu Seine.
idpt sinsn ndAilihsn gelad absttattst,
aabcu gombsn abssiuotIsn unb Iia6, obnl
S9dosn gu uebmtn. beinetisbtt
Patis meloct: Rad ben blsDer ems
lduftgn gsriatsn ino Bel BEN 8eppes
lihlbcrTal "a perionsn etf0iet uab so
Dstuanoet. iopis Is 5alIer SerItctt NOR
ben. Die 9ptsn nnb 9srnunbetsn IipS
aN aus 4lieBIia Gruuen unb ainbsr.4
gs III aries.
Die euftln:ffsr unb 0Iisetr kse6sn
If1 nod elmer fsinbli6m Gtabt; ne bes
miihen iih9, nOgli1l uhbsfHerit ihr,n Be-
itimmunesDrt 3u srreifen, oa bies am
crfolgrei9iten in bel Dunielbeit gsThisbt,
sriteiasn iie meitens gu na9tl6ldFm6er
3ett angetommen, psrfeu lie lire 9oms
benl db ~ iiber beHimmten gldben: bu
Tss init Der 3isIfi1erbeit Der auFtlolbatsn
rod libel beiteIlt IT, trifft fold cine
Bonnie mandmal baS 3iel, mdnGmal
bdnebsn. Sic trifft irgenb Elm Sous,
5sritort "a, oerpunOet nnb totet bic Be-
tpobner bts 9aules 4. MGnner, Graasn
oofr ainber mics sbsn triTff,
60 ITS Bel ben 9eafIden. 60 if's
BEL ben aliiertn. 60 ITS, ipsnn bic
Bomber in Paris siuIaldesn obtr IN
Qcnoon, ben beftHigten Saupis
FtdOten bss Jeinbes. 60 it's aud, fuenn
bic Bomber in Greibnrs eiaidlasm obtr
in 0iiHelborf 9uSpiss9uIen, Gtuitgart,
karlsruhe, ben pffensn Oaltidsn
StGbten.
Nir tin l1nterTdieo lit babel; BIZ.
gnaldnbsr unD 5ranSpTsn beuleu unb
iamnern uno idtsien 3stsrhoroio iiber
bic OeutIhe 9drbdrsi, bic @eutI6m neb
men IS obne Elm Wort Der &lags bin I.
Is 1T ariss un6 rGdsn bic rthtlpfeu
@reuel Der Jeinbe buBsnbz nnb bunberts
fad an ben 9erbrehern.
Die eissren Gannbtaten finbtn Sic
aliierten gan8 in Srbnunq Is lit
ariss. a6er bon ben DeutTdm Ders
ldnseH fe = BIZ meme Site, mas bers
Iangsn ie ni9t ales bon BEN DeutIden!
Wena ie ben Gorbernngen Der 4aiiertsa
nnftommen poIIten, miiBte ie0er
3eppeliniiberfda border o~neetiiubigt unb
Der g%epobnsrn Der beorobten GtdDt hias
.rei4enb 3eit eegebsn perben, Iid in
Si4srbsit au b~rinssn. Jerner birftsn
bteis 3eppelinonsriFFs nur anf in.
beipobnte @egenbsn srfolssn. Die goms
ben miiBteH. TAFT NIT GrploiibItofFen, NIT
@botolube eefi1t isin fir bic 5rauen
uno ainber, bic reeslmdBig sstrofFen
Dsrben. Die f9drf geld6enen 8ombsn
mitBtsn nit Der Quffdrift berTebsn fem:
sir Mdnuer!s miibtsn duBerbem 70 Bee
l6uffen iein. baB lie T9 in @esenipart
bon Grdusn unb ainbsrn al erplpbitren
peieeru runofpes ipeistrn. 8iereidi
tpdrm bic Mliisrten bann nit ber bslts
I6en ariegsFi6rung einberftdnbeR. Iiels
lsidt! 9u fe iebo6 beTtn nidt T6er
Tinb, Siebea bic Dsutfhen eg Dor, ben
aries ouf lire Meiie, itritt nod geieb
anb Rtft, si fiihrsu. 4nh menus ben
5sinbeu nidt osfdIi. Mud tpenn babel
Ieiosr upi6ulciee Graten uab ainSsr nit
leibsn miiTen. 4
Dds III sfrita.
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9m Aitterbaus.
gBa in oieisn beilisen 6aaen aaes
DDrfpmmt.

Cir qrtbur Bail Martbam. Mitslier
bes britiiden pariumeRts. 8eboren 1866.
8srbeiraiet 1898. @r5Ogen in augbb (pis
burd bos 6ubbnlfpiel beriibmt geporOsns
nniberfitdt). 9ouptmdnn i'm 8. Gbers
tpooo Regiment. QbseDroneter fir SLAMS
fieIo= Rottingbamibire felt 1900.
ldnspeilig - iuds2 8eruhigen Gle
fid. es niro NO d ldHspsilieer. IS ban
belt Iit ndmlid nm cine aeoe Des ebrtns
tperten cir artbur. Good night!
90 unssfdbr mar aud bic Mirtups bsr
Rebe.
Sn ben sebeiligten Rdumen Beg suali-
f9en l~luttrbduies inBen bic Dertreter bes
ensliiden. iriiden unb idOitilden Bodies
btreits finf8ebn StunoeH phne lInterbres
dung. iub fapfaebn StHnoeu babsn Ie
ununterbrcdsn gerebet, oIs Elm Iduter
Gdnor6ton has DIR bes 5predtrs traF.
Den Spreder aber Bsriibrte bas neiter
uiht. benn e mar MIDI bas eritt Moi,
tptrb aud aidt bds Iebte Dial fem, OdB
i'm snaliihm unterbous gsihHarht pirb.
Wenn sr ots Gpreher ni6t bic qftiat
bate. Mug uub DIR often 5u baltsn, mare
er aud Ihon mdnhmdf eingsfhldfeu. Die
Rsben en9liIder Observation-Disclosures
iinb seIproden geuou 70 ldnslpsilis mic
gebrudt.
Sir arthur Bail marfbdm bate ges
rabe nns @nrt, ais Der Shnorfton bic
,auft unb isin 9ers in 6ittercm 8rimme
tr3ittern lieB. Cir 4rlbur 1T elmer ber
laueatmigitsu nnb IanaipeiIiaiteu Rsbner
unb bas mill bel heiBen. Gntrdittt belt
sr mittsn in Der gtebe inns. um bic qtrion
beg Shndrders feitlte1eH gu lafsu; Ct
bate oitie Wiriuns isiner Rsoe nidt srs
fpartei ulb r. mar oud1 nift iebr srfreni
barber. Der Ghnorhsr purot in BIN
Reiben Der iriIfen Mliiglitosr ~oufgeipirt
uno DOrihriftsmdBig fuber eeaen feline
before inpere llfber5eueuug) pom Sprts
1tr isisrlih snr Srbnuns eeruftn.
Sir Nrtbur ndbm ben Gdoen idhsr
Rebs od auf. 100 II Jpn bate fallen laleh.
Absr nod tarSsr 3sit trtonte abtrmdis
Gin Shndrheu. 1iesmaI bon sintr anbss
Ten Seitt.
! gauIe, 0r~buuugsruf. Cir arlbut lisb
nitt l0der, Ct iprah tpeiter. nno baIb
tparos bns Sdnarden 70 aaesmsin, baB
Der Spreder bon SrbnunsgruEsn abisbsn
mubts. Aber Mart6din rsbete nn6 rebett
ilRb rtbste - ben Ghndgnern uor "a
eleif, re iitBtn id burn i'm nidt ItSrsn.
So babtn = bsr Wobrbeit bic ghrt
nidt Gle etfdHordt. GO hdbtn sipdr ale
gsihlofeu, obeF 9 iGnarhtu nidt ulIt. bic
Ihlofsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
pOlener Re(erOe
OerriC6tet 0e(Oentat!
0ritirmt 5ort nnb Ertidnft &ani
uto erobert dnbere uidltige
Sortififatipuen.

%eriin, 8. MGr3. tTnnfcnbcridt. J
lleber bic Gritirmnng oes Uun
Der bentideh Nrtiacrie 5eridOiieucn
SOrts @aur nnS Der GrtiAaft glei-
den siamens melDct Oas Sentide
9riegsamt bente nadjmittag fcrnert
&ei Dieicm Stnrm scidrnetsn i'd bic
Hoicner gieierOe Snfanterie Aesi-
menter beiOnoers ans. 0ift nnr
critiirmten tie bas SORT unb bic Dirt.
idait &aur, iOnbern and mebrcrc
afocrc in Der 9abe licgenbe, tart
bcfeltigte ieinblidle Stellnnscn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
A6tung, Deutlc6e Uon
Ga(mageu. l%lm9egenOl

Ger Geutide 9lreer8creiu BON
golmage miro an S~onuabetlo. 0en
If. Ylar5, prd5is 2 llbr nadnittngs.
in Der Sale bon 81. WleHt5 cine Ger
iununlnnq obbalicu. lno5u ole Wlit
alieopr oes 8ereina NIT i1rcn Sretui
oeu nno 9efdnnten einaelnoet iino.
g2idtiee 5roaen limo 81 beipredell
nm mir cute llnterbaltllng III &C.
iorgt.
aua. 2 d mtOt Scfr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
@et1rte 9srohi6iticns.l arabr.

SOrOntO, San, 8. NarS. Sci
eincm Strahenanflarf, Der aeiteru
bel rincr prohibitions garaDe, an
welder meGrere famienb 9erfoncn
trilnabmen ,entfanO, fam C. al tn
nnltn0riideu 55enen, 5Dloaten,
bic uUn Der SrOnt ans GranfreiG
1arifgefebrt maren, itirmten inter
BEN anf: o@ir tampftcu fir Gudl,
mOllt SIR ms nnicrer 5rcibeit &C.
r%aA6cn2" bic autDmpbilc Der IA.
ra%oierenbeu. Die NOlijci mnetc pm
i6rcn @afien Nc6raudD MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Htutralitat.
lie neaeite slbart nnb bic einsia
rihtige.

W#EH r
Der arisg pdhrt nun beteiis 545 Gage
gendu se3GbIt. 5n bieTer Set bahen
MIR nun 3ebn osridiebene Grten Heatrd,
litat tennsn gelerrt; b1s 1T time Qri
4sutrdlitdt auf jefpeils 545 Gage - ges
nau arsgerebnet. 9si tin8eInen bitfsr
Ntutralitdtss Qrten tpirb es ipcbl sbenIp.
niele Sabre Dauern, BIS man lire Wir,
ng DergsIen, bis man bic bdrob en-,
pfanbens 6ham iiberpuHben boben pirb.
Uir batteH bic ftritts, bic gan3e, bic
teiIwsiie, bic t~poblpolsnbe, bic frengs.
bic frtipiaise, bic OertrassmGbige, bic b..
poffnets, bic dmerifdnii6e Reutrdlitdt.
Run III nod Sbipeosn NIT Der neueifen,
Der feIten QeutroIitGt bdsugsfommeu.
Disie nsueite idpeOifds ii i'm Grunbs
genpminen bic alte, bis1er bon ben
Snpebsn seiibte NeutraIitdt; 1T bic eiHs
sic ri4tise, un6ebingte, unbeThrdnitt.
poaftdnbige Reutralitat.
giaentlt6 gtbt Is nur I'll n ReutyaIis
tat, obne iebes geiport bic QeutraIitdt.
Sc 1T ndmIi4 cine tistntiiml Code
UNI bic Reutralit1t - bic IGbt hh ni4i
burh Elm gtseufddftspOrt ftnnseidnen,
neil bic pdbre uHparteiIidteit itine ans
bre giseal4aftsu beiibt ais bic nnpdrs
teilihteit. Gntfbtbtr man lit neutral, obsf
man lit IS nidt = Elm Mitislbing gibt e
Mot. RsulrdIiidt, bic eftt, fuabre, unms
otngts 1T tbeH Elm itbr p%oiitiper 8egriFF.
Ran Htib fton profsFor in grintss
ton eeipsien ober 5uFdais prdlibenE Der
8ereinieteH Stdatsn fsin. i'm ii9 at Der
8ebduptuns duffhpinesn at Hnnen:
Neutrdlit6t TT Elm nseafiber 8eeriff.
Damn Iinb Archaeological GbrIihteit, @ts
rsdtistsit aud nssdtips gesriffe. Gs gibt
a~neroines 2eutt. fir bic fl bas Finb,
aber bag iinb @%usnnbmn. polititer pbtr
6iadH5itrs. Die b~etpeiisB nidts.
1eutrolitdt III Elm pOfitieer geeriff. e.
i'll bas 0trbdItnis pesjsiigtn. Der an BEN
Strsit anoertr nift ttilnimmt; insbtipn.
bsre i'm g0Iterredts bic Rid)tbeteiIisuna
zines Stuates an sinem ariees spiT9en
dnoeren Stdaisn. HauirdI 1T ein Gtdat.
btr fir leintn Der straightforward Bartsi
nimmt, Der tsinem BET straightforward
in frgeHbntIhtr Mtife 6iIfs
qepGbrt. Die Neltralii1t fam oarum
tets nur zine ~unhebinets. unbefdrdnfft,
bo1Itdnoiss Isin. Menn Is etlpds poftis
bsrts dls QsuiralitGt gibt, bdnn psrmas
bas mir fin eanS bsfpuosrs fem ents
pidelies profeiorenqehirR Su tntbtdtn.
ShDebsh 6elIsn NeltraIisdt obnt Bel
mort iiber isbtm 3peiEtt ubob,n. III. Bat
trtldrt. hub Is in Iefnsr feIttR R~tut-alis
tat bbarrsn nirb, elmer Ngutralifdt, bic
iih auf ben grunbi6ben bts @6Iierrsdts
nufkant. 5n fsIer NtuifaIiidt nil
Ghnebsn fir bic Babtubg bes Wrfters
rsdts nHh stssu itbs 9trItbuns fsintr
eissnen Rsdtt aufirsttH unb bds 1T
bic ie6r %poiisibt. tpdbr, NfitrdIitdt.
nit btr oi. amtritaniide RsutraIitd4
nints asnrtin bat.
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Ntm .G~plpt6nrnerg d.

Dem .GOtotburntr 9 a.
1ebl.4 3nfplgs ergeben fin grobe
Sapierigtsitsn in Der @1psissr pa
pisrinbuitrie. frog 6es a~ugeItunOe=
nen Ms6rpreilss ppn 20 pom 5anbsrt
1T nidt meBr g~eniigeuo YdpisrbolS
su efbultsn. 3abIrside 5abritsu itsz
ben b0r Der 8striebseinfeauHg. Aaein
Inn Stanton S%oIotburn purDsn 1900
gtbeitsr brptIoS.
3ipilinsenieurs babsn ii.
nen glan ausgeorbsitst, ben Riaga.
raIluB in Der aGbe isinsr Mliinouna
aufuo1mmen. i'm reben Der isbt bs>
rtits Dor Inn tx3uaenen 5riebtrof
nod cine fuldt pom 1000. 000, DOC
gfsrnstra[tsn az ssiuiuHey
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

mo es aud eilien Is 8ro5eff auf.
iteigeilOen SileeI, cine Strede bon
einer @9eile IN elmer nro 5tue SINH
tel fimutei 3uriifteate. aud in
llmontapil, ga, IL 9afauettc. Sno.
eing oos Snron iiegreid) beroor.
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9catldlanO
erflGrt GrieQ
ait SOrtngalI

Berlin, 8. aiGrs. 0enfalanb
lat bente an Portugal ben ariee er.
ildrt. Der pprtnsitiidDen Mesir-
ring wirSe bic aricgSerflGrung
fente nadpnitta9 in ullrr form Sit.
geitellt. Als Gdius 8clli mnrbs
Der 1iebitabl Ssaidcr Sonbtls.
idiffe, bic iidI in portasieFideu Sc
ipaiern befanbcn, Onrd) bic pprtn.
aieiiidle %9iegiernns ansesebcn.
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llcberid)iDcmmnngen in Gnalanb.
eonSon, 8. MGr5 SIN iiowcit.
/ len GnalanS iinO mebrere Sliiiic
rbcr i6rr liter getreten. 0nnoertc
1amilien iinO OnrdD bic Sudlfinten
e6Oadlos gcwOrOcu. in gang Gng.
lamb ifnb u~nsemObnlidl fdiuere
SdneefGle 5n Oer5eIdneH.
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Dr.. E. HoI0vIeklner
Office 800 Hamse @ebanSs, 10. uHO
Sarnep struhs.

ebegeuiibcr BEN Crppeum 9beatqr.
Selspbon guuglas 1888.
@efOrns 240t SiO ie. 5nake.
SsleptSn douglas 1885.
Sprehft unoen
10 bis - llbr 8orfnittues, 2 bis
5 llbf &ahmittngs.
omaha Rebrosf1.
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II @eruii sud bel einfauien all
BE .IubaHc~.
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9anlen.l lniun- glnsage 35e

-gnsiige Doc
Sd0ne bqunlmoa. 8auen-llnipn-
slasiiae, init S~piBenheidB. bis
Snie reid)eno, eiuige nit 6eioen-
bano, rsalllare II. Grtro-groBen.
SOC 8nre 300
8eften 15e
2eihte Gamenpeiten, SliiqeIdr-
mel ii. obne aernel, eiitfdh uflO
nit 5pttenbeiab. oudl oGumfp-
Gut@, ale @roBen, reg. 25c
8are, 5reitaa 15c
@eiten 71se
Gamen Sage Seitru ohue 9ler-
mel, t0c gsare, MIR 71ac
@citen rtO Scinfleiber f2lac
oas Stiif
Sdone Ieitter aiuoer ga1nl-
molle-g8eiten ii. palienOc 8eill-
fIeioer, bis 25c merit
Stiif ............ 121ac
strHmpfe t5t.
Solboife uno oiinne 3omens
itritmpfe aus 8almlpolle, 9isle
uno ieioenartig HeguIdre uno
urtgetp6bnlihe @r6Ber, idlpar5 ii.
meiB 25c 8are, @aor 15c
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@eihiparen 71ae
ReIte uno polle Stiide BON @eiB.
tparen fir aleioer, 9Iitfer, I'M
t~erpGid)e, Sdiir3en ufm. oaritl-
fer aatine, Crepe, 0inities, MA
bras, 5%piBefeffefte rip. 27 bis
36 3pa brett. garo ~. .71ac
5arGises Gifee 15c
ginige menioe Stiife importers
ten farbiqen @itee8, punftiert II.
~geItreift. fir Salts., StroBen- II.
ainoerfletoer, " 3oa brett.
Spc5ialpreis, 5reitag yarO 15c
SiuDn Sniting
@aturforbenes 9anan,u @otor
Cutting, "a 8oa brett, 6reitag,
per 0nro MIR .......1 or
SpngtlOtbs 85e.
Smperiol 2ougclot6. Gbamoi8-
artig, lhneepciB. mdldlt ii6 gut,
36 3oa brett. gerfaufspreis, II
Daros Stiide ............ 500
Grcpc Be Chine.
5eioen un6 9aitnlrpoae Crepe De
Chine. ipeiB, bea iino marine
blall. idnar3 uno grim, 27 3oa
brett, 9ar6 ........... 19c
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sufen 71ae
goufntpoGene nabtloie Serreli-
ioden, idmor5 ullo fnrbig, re-
euldre Toe 8ore, Spe3iuI-
-preis ....,......... 77sc
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04
FUEL SHORTAGE
STALLS TRAINS
O.-W. r. & N. ~CURTAILS SERVICE
EVERYWHERE BECAUSE OF IN
ABILITY TO COAL ENGINES
One Train Each Way Between Moscow
And COlfax-Other Lines Not
Affected Yet

Fuel shortage is a new factor that
is now interfering with the success
full running of trains and thus far
only trains on the O.-W. r e N. have
been affected, according to inquiries
made at local railway offices today. AS
a result of the fuel shortage the Mos
cow-Colfax branch of the O.-W. R. &
N will be served with but one train
daily, arriving here from Colfax at /
O'Clock in the afternoon and depart
ing for Colfax at in the afternoon.
Trains 81 80, 83, and "a operating
between Moscow and Colfax have
been annulled until further orders.
The O.-W R. e ~. trains in the
northwest have been seriously Grip
pied during the past week because of
heavy snow, but the added trouble OF
sAlel shortage is expected to make con-
ditions even worse. The reason for
the fuel shortage is the failure OF
trains to get through the Blue noun
tains, service between Huntington and
Portland having already been sus-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04
"GINGLES JINGLES"
"co TO IT."

Grab the line that suits your fancy,
then go to it, get the dope. Study
hard; learn all about it; where there's
knowledge there is hope. You must
have dome that's freighted with the
stuff on how it's done, then work hard
and keep sticking. That's the way
success is won. Always keep your
colors flying. Never funk and toss
the sponge. Cutters scarcely get we'll
started fore they turn and take a
plunge: You must all expect reverses.
Things seem never breaking right,
but expect to grin and bear it or you'll
pull losing fight. Floating down the
stream is easy, but is not there with
the rep. Going some against the cur
rent is the thing that takes the pep.
Working hard and keeping at it is
no pipe we must admit, but go to it;
stick and conquer Show that you are
long on grit. It's a cinch your job
will seek you when you show you've
got the stuff When you prove that
you're conner and not slipping us
bluff. Make your preparation thor
ough. Work can't put you on the
bum. Grab the job that suits your
fancy; then go to it; ". !. q. 4
make 'er hum. "<7VC.*s>HA
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04
ELkS MINSTRELS
WILL BE STAGED
Rehearsals are in Progress and Great
Treat Promised Moscow People
Next Friday Night at the Strand
Theatfr-Much Local Talent in
Show

Plans for the Elks minstrel show
which have been in process of for
nation for the past two weeks have
progressed SO far now that those in
charge announced today that the date
for the show has been fixed for Fri
day night, February 18th, and will be
staged at the Strand theater.
The affair is being put on by the
Moscow lodge of Elks under direction
of H. McIver of New York and in addi-
tion to Carey's orchestra of 12 pieces,
there will be 35 well-known Mos
COW people in the circle and olio.
In addition the first part which will
introduce the entire company in songs,
original gags and crossfire, including
some rich local hits, an afterpiece will
be staged that is sure to please those
who are present. The production will
be America feature of special
merit
1t is announced that G. P. Mix will
occupy the center as interlocular
Among some of the others who will
are w. E. Lee, Frank Gale
Rivers, Glen Grice, DR.. Boyd,
Mr. Heard, VIM Smith, Clarence Jain,
and Mr.. McIver.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04
DELAY EXPECTED
In CRANE CASE
CONSTITUTI0NALITY OF IDAHO
PROHIBITION LAW MAY NOT BE
REACHED FOR MANY MONTHS
Motion May be Made to Advance the
Case on the Calendar of u. S.
Supreme Court

Those who are watching results anC
| awaiting developments eagerly i'm
connection with the appeal from the
Idaho supreme court decision making
the Idaho prohibition act constitu-
tional, will be disappointed to know
that there is little prospect of the
arguments on the appeal, which in
wolves the Ed Crane case originating
in Latah county, being heard by the
highest tribunal in the land for some
months. Under the circumstances Ida
ho will necessarily have to remain
arid for some months yet, but the
thirsty have this consolation that
they will enjoy the change, should
the decision go their way.
Latest advices from Washington
state that this case has been reg
ularly placed on the docket as No. 728
of the October term 1915. This class
Of cases involving the construction of
statutes of a state, usually
take precedence of all except Z. S.
cases. But there are a large num-
Der of U. S. cases ahead of this, it
was learned from the attorneys today.
and it is difficult to say when the
matter will be heard
A motion to advance this case it
was learned today will doubteless be
made before long, but when it will be
set will depend on the condition of
the calendar, together with the temp
er of the court. However all adj
in this class of cases must
be made by consent and stipulation
of counsel for both the plaintiff il
error and the defendant in error.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04

/ yesterday afternoon on a "Clean
Heart" Over hundred were in at
tendance.
| Tonight they have a chorus con-
sisting of ninety-nine men who
will sing, There Were Ninety and
Nine" Everybody is cordially invit-
ed to all of these services Miss Caf-
fray has charge of the large chorus
each evening and is in great favor
with all the people. All who have
heard DR.. Danford are strong in
praise of his virgorous and plain pre-
sentation Of great truths of the Bible.
Although the heavy snow fall has
blockaded traffic generally over the
country, it does not seem to have hind
cred the Methodist revival very per-
ceptiyely- The attendance has been
good and the interest deep. Dr. DAN
ford's sermons touch nearly every
phase of everyday life and have pro-
voked much thought and caused many
are people forward for Divine help in
every evening service. The evangelist
greatly enjoys the work here and has
taken occasion several times to com
mend the local Methodist church as
one of the best he has seen in many
years The people believe in their
work and give it the first place in
their lives.
Tonight promises to be the greatest
night thus far in the series. 1t is es
pecially featured as Sunday School
evening The officers, teachers, and
a large percentage of the school are
expected to be present. Probably the
largest number of men who have
sver sung together in chorus will
1e present this evening. The call has
CONTINUED on Page 4)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT NOT OPTIMISTIC
OVER VIEW OF LUSITANIA CASE.
Fate of German American Relations May Be Deter
mined in Next Two Days-Berln Will Not
Disavow Lusitania Torpedoing
(By United Press)
Feb.

: WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The next
two days may determine the fate of
the GermanAmerican relations Of
ficials are not optimistic over the
present view of the situation. It is
known that President Wilson will not
yield in the terms on the Lusitania
controversy. Ambassador Won
Bernstorff was surprised and concern
ed when shown Berlin dispatches
sent by United Press Correspondent
Carl Ackerman. He withheld COM
ment on the subject Embassy au-
thorities couldn't understand how
Foreign Minister Won Jagow permit
ted such definite views to get out. He
declared that it was impossible for
Germany to make a complete admis-
sion that the Lusitania torpedoing
was Illegal.
AmicabIe Adjustment Not Possible
BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Unless America
valves her demand for a disavowal
of the Lusitania torpedoing or agrees
to submit the case to The Hague, an
amicable adjustment is impossible, Of
ficials and newspapers declared to-
day
View of German Press
The Lokal Anziger asserted that
Germany cannot admit that the sink
ing of the liner was in violation of
international law 1t was the con-
census of opinion that Germany had
gone as far as possible in trying to
settle the controversy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04

pended. The Spokane-Ayer trains
have been annulled and the Pendleton
Spokane trains are detouring by way
of Tekoa, Plummer and into Spokane
over the Milwaukee line
At the Northern Pacific local office
today it was stated that the Spokane
Lewiston trains were now running on
fairly good schedule. and maintain
/ ing regular service. This is due to
the fact that snow plows have been
put on the run which are keeping the
line open. 1t was stated that trains
both east and west out Of Spokane on
the Northern, Pacific were maintaining
service but with difficulty
The Spokane & Inland line between
Moscow and Spokane is now maintain
ing a train service of two each way
daily. Agent Richardson of the In
land, stated today that the company
was maintaining an excellent serV-
ice. despite the drifting SHOWS on the
line But one. train each way has
been abandoned on the line for the
present The service now includes
the departure of trains at 1880 am.
and 345 p. m and the arrival OF
trains at 10 a. m. and 9 p. m.
Snow continues to fall at periods in
this section and has prevented
regular travel on the country roads.
Mail service into Moscow is some
what demoralized. Business condi-
tions in Moscow have also been al
fected because of the weather condi-
tions, but despite this fact local mer-
chants are not complaining. Because
Of the difficulty in securing films
from it's Seattle headquarters, the
Orpheum did not give show last
night, but the regular service will be
resumed tonight. The Star Mirror
suffered a curtailment of its tele-
graphic news service after yesterday I
morning because of wire trouble be- |
Portland and Spokane, but at noon |
oday it was announced by the local
,ffice that the wire trouble had been
'emedied and the service to the Star
dirror was resumed. Locally neith-
r the telephone company north the
,ower company have suffered any in
thus far from the storm.