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Williams news., 1917-03-08
|DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME bM;K2
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
 Bladder Trouble?

Pain or dull ache in the back is often evidence of kidney trouble. It is Natures timely warning to show you that the track of health is not clear.
 Danger Signals.
 If these danger signals are unheeded more serious ,esults may be expected; {; kidney trouble in it's worst form may steal upon you.
 Thousands of people have testified that the mild and immediate effect of Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, is soon realized-that it stands the highest for it's remarkable curative effect in the most distressing cases. If you need medicine, you should have the best.
 lame Back.
 Lame back is only one of many symp- toms of kidney trouble. Other symp- toms showing that you may need Swamp Root are, being subject to embarrassing and frequent bladder troubles day and SPECIAL NoTE-You may obtain . Sc ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Bingham to prove the remarkable merit of this me valuable information, containing many of from men and women who say they found in kidney, liver and bladder troubles TT we'll known that our readers are advised t, Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y. When
Williams news., 1917-03-08
GIBSON TO COACH PITCHERS
Former. Great Catcher of Pirates tc Succeed WiIbert Robinson in
 Schooling HurIers.

George Gibson, the one great catch CT of the Pittsburgh team, will coach the young pitchers for the Giants the coming season. He will go to Marlin Springs, Texas, with the first squad of players to leave for the training camp.
 This is the position that Wilbert Robinson held with much success for 8
Williams news., 1917-03-08
HIs SuspicIon,

'Do you know why the brtdegroom's attendant at the wedding is called the best man?"
 q did not know before I was mar ried," replied skimp little MT. Meek, ''but vey soon afterward I began to suspect."-Judge.
Williams news., 1917-03-08
Akin to Marriage.

Akin to Marriage.
 Wfllis-What system do these mili- tary airplanes work on?
 Gillis-One person runs the ma chine, and the other is just an observ- CT, but both of them fight.
 Willis-I see; just like being mar ried.
Williams news., 1917-03-08
Innocent Recreation.

Father had demanded a heart-to- heart talk with his only son.
 q am told that you are given to gambling" he said sternly.
 q admit it," the son acknowledged, 'but only for small stakes.
 "Oh, as long as it is for something to eat I don't mind," the father said.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

It's easy for a millionaire philoso- pher to tell a young man how to live on $6 a week and put money in the bank.
Williams news., 1917-03-08
Odd TroubIes

"There is one thing queer about splurging on a limited income"
 "What's that?"
 1.-The more you live in a society round the harder you find 1t to make ends meet"
Williams news., 1917-03-08
A Looical Conclusion

'tDid you really call this gentleman an old fool last night?" said the judge severely.
 The prisoner tried hard to collect his thoughts.
 "The more look at him the more likely it seems that I did," he replied.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

night, irritation, sediment, etc.
 Lack of control, smarting, uric acid. dizziness, indigestion, sleeplessness, nerv. ousness, sometimes the heart acts badly, rheumatism, bloating, lack of ambition. may be loss of flesh, sallow complexion.
 PrevaIeney of Kidney Disease.
 Most people do not realize the alarm ing increase and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease. While kidney ds- orders are among the most common diseases that prevail, they are sometimes the last recognized by patients, zuho ve,y often content fhensselDes zDith doctor. ing the e6eets, zOhfze tAe original diseass may constantly undermine the system.
 Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles at all drug stores.
 Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp;Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y.. which you will find on every bottle.
 nple size bottle of Swamp-Ro by enclosing on, N. Y. This gives you the opportunity 1icine. They will also send you a book of the thousands of grateful letters received Swamp-Root to be just the remedy needed e value and success of Swamp-Root are % send for sample size bottle. Address De. Vriting be sure and mention this paper.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

Never dust electric globes while un lighted. The static electricity gen erated will break the filaments.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

number of years. McGraw will take many pitchers, both old and young to Marlin Springs in March. Included in the list are Tesreau, Sallee, Benton, Schupp, Anderson, Middleton, Smith, Pie Way and Ritter.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

Some men are like silver-plated knives-they look bright but are often dull.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Rex Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful, clea, white clothes. Adv.
Williams news., 1917-03-08
Sense of Justice

Sense of Justice. ''That parrot I bought uses violent language"
 Lady" replied the dealer, q won't deny that he does swear some. But you must give him credit for the fact that he doesn't drink nor gamble"
Williams news., 1917-03-08
Poor Fellow Had to Walk.

Poor Fellow Had to Walk. '"Tell me of your early educational hardships."
 "Well, lived seven blocks from a Carnegie library, and we had no auto mobile Courier-Journa1.
Williams news., 1917-03-08

An automobile factory is to be es- tablfshed in Cork, Ireland.
Williams news., 1917-03-08
BILLY EVANS SOLVES BASEBALL PROBLEMS
(Written Especially for This Paper by the Famous
 League Umpire.)

CWrien Especially by amo
 League Umpre) rwho s pulling something galore.
 two I l in ninh | &S<as6&6A third things began | visiting noticed that l W@Aa cded that accurate throw ought catch l MM&E~@ him The worked expected, 1 pretty throw getting the third fiat | IVY h> footed. There being chance l&sA 4 MS@# third, he a l#zM &@@ practically field joining the l#
 S the meantime, the believ- third reaching he inspiration said followed who been caught would by them the winning Following full dashed the
  the goody portion of the crowd celebrate the victory What what the 
 Problem dashed the other believed he had 
  automatically himself speak
 
 
 believing action off the field a
Williams news., 1917-03-08

often "bone" the he pulling something trouble galore
Williams news., 1917-03-08

W. N. U., DENVER, No. 7--1s17.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

-llnlcren ber5li6cn Can't hermit
Den folgcnoen 2eiern ocs 8olfsbIatt,
fir Die nillfolnmenc grnellerllng if.
res Announcements, in ben bergange.
men orei @odcn:
". 6. &ottmit, @lanb.
Srou 8. 9rucggcnlonh IoIcp, Som.
sub. 9ottermann, Ncm Sffcnbllrg.
@p. glbrcns, 9iion Ganios.
@n1. 0iltbep, ct. 2ol1is.
Sran 9. <eitcr, @olliton. Ger.
Ilb. Hinne. Morriion.
=. 5. Mcper Berger.
&p. Gngclbredt, Hoicblo.
Scrll. Fetrlls, &onias 9th. q"
&iharb Epeihcl. Simfcn, Ganius.
Sernnarn-@uit. Saeffncr, Srit
@rossmonn, sllb. Barrels, War
&nicidc, Grnit &llbfubs. Srol @ln.
Scttllann Sri. Bertha @cf. Sroll 6.
@ottcrnlanrL @. $, Saeifner, Srib
5ronf, W. Hclmlonn ir. uno Hobt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

Saumgaertner.
Sermann &. Sol. @olcamut,
Otto Strabsner, ISM. Yoei6el, Con-
rob Grnp, 6, M. Seberle ,,nb Ml,guit
eng.
9ermanh 81. 2.-9(ug. Sollerticn,
Gonrao 8rcber, Sugo Strebln Sral,
WtarD Tinncmeper l,no Yetcr @oael.
Scrmann H. 3.--2ouis Yoeidel,
Sran Sohn @rllens, Sp. Snden uno
&arl Slid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
Hnrbfabrt mad Der @mnoesbanpt.
itabt.

Sic Mo. Gacific 9abn bietct gin,
ltige @elegenbeit in 8aibinston, 9.
y. Der EMANCIPATION bes Y~rGiibenten
@illon bei5lmobnen inbem oieieIbe
Hiinoreiie,g illete bon Scrrnonn mad,
@nibington, 9. 6. su $3S.S2 bonn
%. Sebruar bis gum 8. MGrs Der.
fault. Sidets iino fir Die &iidfabrt
biz gum 8. Rdr5 siiItis. 9eitelIt sic
Sidcts mcbrere Gage Dor scr gb.
q. 8. &ramer, Igent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

-2ollis Eoeihcl If. bon nabc Gas.
conuoc mar geitern bier in @cidGiten,
-Sobn uno 60. &ornIunn uno
@alter Stollmeper bon YotsDam mo-
rem am 5reitag beiuhsmciie bier.
Icainncp ct. 2ouis 9roo 81
baben in q. q. &ubu's Slcii6cr.@ Sc.
idGft.
Soeben friif crbaIten, Holtrlo
Sbore uno SoIlGnoiide Seringe.
S. $. Selmers.
Capt. VI. 6. Setmonn uno Got
tin reiiten lestcn 9ienstas nod ct.
2ouis gum 8eillh bon &crnnnbten
unb Sreunbcn.
-@eitern iparen 5ll @bren bon
8aibington'S @eburtstag Die 9uns
Zen, SfuIen unh nus EoItolnt &c.
idloiicn.
-Hobt. Shiller bat bic Stelle
als S%a99agcmann i'm bieii9en 9abns
bofe angetreten an StclIe non @m.
Hiehmann, melfer reiignirte.
-6rau S. ". Mepcrs, Don Staica,
Teras, periueilte mebrcrc Gage bieier
8ofc bier gum 9ciud ibrcr Gltern,
&. n. @cnteI nnb 8attirl.
-Hifarb Shallnlbere. bon Sirit
Greet, lit mic mir nit @ebauern CT.
fobrcn ourf &ronfbcit ans @ett &C.
feiielt.
-guo. 9cegcr bon Solishurg,
Wo. unb 9ouis gococr bnn Morri-
Jon, fomcn lebte @pd)c bicrber llnt
Dem 9~egrGbniiic ibrcs &erpanotcn.
8illarb &. &linae, bci5mppbnen.
-Gmil Sinlon, mCld)cr ldltgerc
!3eit in ct. 2ollis beih1fti9t mar, lit
pieber nod u%nierer Stobt 5uriidge.
febrt rnb bat i'm @cifGit bon q. 6.
8eeenlam cine StelIc oils Glerf on
getreten.
Serb. Goblmann, bon Ban, mar
ON Sienstag bier in 8eifGften, uno
trotbem bas bergan9ene Sabr elm
Sdaltiabr mar, lit Srcuno Scroin.
ano, pie CT lins mittbeilte, INNER
nod SunggeieIl.
-Sobn s. Selmers uno @attin
fin6 lette ISOLDE Dor, ibrer nod Dem
hibliden Teras unternommcnen Tci.
fe auriidgefebrt, lrnb iino boil bss
Robes iiber bas i6Gne China unb Die
frudtbare @egenb NIT ibrcn aroBcn
Orange unb Gitroncnbainen. |
Sur Srellbe ser btelen ssreun6e
ltnieres Nadbars, Gbas. Slid, Ser t
felt nabeau apei @oden idmcr fronf {
barnicoer lag, fornen mir bcridtelL Il
bob iein 3uitanb iih in ocn lettcn i
beoertenb gebeiiert bat, uno t
bic bclten allsiidteu oi,f boloiac &c, Il
porbanbeu Iin6. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
Bank
pon germaun, falo.
erindjt Gnh nm cinen libe.
ralen Sbeil Gnres Sanfge.
idaftes.
Seine Samf iid)ersr

Geo. u. <eoigcr trot letter
Mfontag cine Reiic nad) Dem flo
lihen Sbeile BON Geros an.
-5rib @ieoinqbogen bon Wtt.
Sterling luar an Montae bier in &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-Sngo Sotbage bon @arrenton
mar oieIe @odc mebrere Gage bier
als 8alt ieines Sdnogers %. 6.
Sellcni6Itter.
-Srls. Hida uno Winnie 2eim.
tuebler, bon Wt. Sterline purcn an
Montag bier I'M ben 3abnare an
conillltiren.
&omnlt l,no bort sic ncllell
Tbonograpb Hecorbs Die mir ioebcn
erbalten baben.
com. y. Hue0iger.
-@ngo uno gilbert 2abollbc, bon
Berger forncn lesten Wontag bier
ourh Inn &ieb in ser llmecgcno allf.
jlfuufen.
6ranf gagers, bon ser gegers
Millin9 60. madte oieie ISOLDE cine
charlottesville i'm Sntereiie ieines
MilblengeihGites nod S%enneiiec.
-Srib Shniot uu1o Sobn gEuault
fannen lcbten 6reitos bon 0rofe bier,
her llno fcbrten ltoI3 pie Elm Spanicr,
IN cinenl ileilen 5oro Il1tomobiI nod
Sauie.
-6ris &loilner unb @attin unb
6ran Sobn Storb iopie S. g. Sobn.
ion bon fredericksburg iparen lebten
Srelfag IN 9eld)aftcn Iofpte gum BE
Judi bon gefannten bier.
-augult Saubert, bon Mt. Ster.
ling fam lebten Montaa in 9eglei.
ieines Sobnes Senrp our Stabt,
bon no aus 2etterer nod aonios
Gttp reilte, no er in einem Iutomo.
biI9eidaft angelteIlt lit.
-8m. 3eiIntaun, Sic Gontroftor
bon Norriion, mar oml Somstoe in
bier. Ser Seilmonn bat
pnhreno Dem Dergangenen Sabre
10000 @abnidmellen bon @or.
8asconaoe ilnb Gbamlois aus
lnh Den peridieoencn Giienba5nae. {
berianbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

INV pNI1Nb otAAtb Ittp pcNJSA'ANbN
iibcr Die @cburt zines Sohter6ens
oas ON 10. .. Wts. bns 2idt bc1
@clt crbliftc.
g. i. Hippitciu, Geo. &lcnf unb
9tlig. @cgcnlunn ipobntcn Dem 9llito.
mobile Sbolp bel Der bieie ISOLDE in
ct. 2ollis lta%ttfinoct.
Cine nelle Griinoullg, Elm GROCER
Grinlg, lit Ole 20. Century @aidma-
ifinc. Scbt oiciclbc an ser Irbeit
I'M Soncf. @eb1llbc an Ger 4. Strabe.
-Sranf Wcpcr bon Hbinelano fam
gcitern bier ourh ollf Scr Rciic nod
$cficrion Gitp, no CT aIs 0elegat Ger
Contention Der Tricoens 2iga bel
mobncn miro.
Gin munterer fleincr @eltbiir-
ger nIattc I'M Scim oes @aiierluerf-
2citcrs GHtcr SdGfcr anl Sonntoe
icin Grihcinn CUR groBen Srellbe
Der Glicrn rulb ni6t mirocr ser
Wrobe!tcrn, glllgltlt @oblt ltlb @at-
tin.
-&ortoficln mcrocn Id)on largc
nit)t mcbr bcinl guifeI perfnllit,
ocnn mir Gin WillionGr fam cs iid
Gin ean5es @uldel oui einnlol
SIT f%auicn. 0iciclben foiten iett 6
oaS Sfuno, &rollt unb 3lpic-
bcln 1919 Gents.
-Gas Srnerc oeS llcllcn 9anfoc-
Scr Scrnlann Sapings 9onf
Icbt iciner S~ollcnoung cnteegen unb
piro an Sd)Dnbeit nod bas Meu6erc
>es lnpoianten @eb1l1ocs iibcrtrei.
en-. Die Sedc unb 0cforationen
perOcn aus 8ppS in cleeontiiftcm
ausgcfilbrt.
-Senrp 9rinflnarn llllo Satin,
Tolebuo, Gus. 9rinfmann bon
5econo Greet unb Srou @iuiom
5tllferbrocfer ltno Geo. Sappmeper
'on Spcnspillc, fomcn Ictten Ssrci.
az Mbcno bierber Tim brci nelle Iar.
oell Iutomobile bon ser bieii1tn
CTR. @bcrlin & Son, obsu.
.olen.
-&ern1ann 8eoepobI, u. 9.
5brll5c Ii. $. s. Stocppclrnonn, SC.
mite Der Ecoplcs @anf Don 9cracr
'aren aeItcrn bier I'M nit bieiiaen
'allilnterncbn1ern betreffs bes 9allcs
ines nellcn ganfeebGubes, bas fir !
lc gcnanntc 9nnf geholtt pcrben )
VI, 81 nn%terbanoeln. ;
Ter cpongl. NGbpcrcin bc3ergtc |
lncn Fatrlotismlts eeitcrlL inocln
c Mit9licocr ibr @crionlmllngslo. G
Il 81 Gbrcn bon @nibington's &c.
nit bcn @unbcsforbcn unb
ocforirtcn, lrnb Den Nohmit. -
g IN nilblider Sanbarbcitcn GUM
cltelt .Sillfsbcoiirftiaer 5ubrohtcn. <
Sol, Sirt, ponl Staate 2onios 8
mic 8. Efalltb bon Salppcr, Mif. !
toc, @eliscr bon 9roBen Sarml1noc. &
len IN bcn betr. StaatenL trafen sic. Z
@phc bier Elm unb mer0en mleb. 8
re Gage I'M aClliitblidcn bcltiden 8
,rlllant 5llbrilgen in Scr glbiiht, 8
Sale cs ibnen bier gcfGllt, iid in 8
Ilcrcr Stabt Elm Scim 5ll f%oufen. 8
-Sn leinem ont i'd. 5. DTS. I'M B
aflaBgcridtc binterleeten ScIto. 3
,ntc bcrmodt Der fiir5Iid bier Der. s
rbcnc 6rioolin Neiobart feline 3
n5c Sintcrloiienid,aft, nod @balte 3
II $4,000 Die an Sen Sobn Irit 3
alls5u5ablen iino, at gfci. 3
II Sbeilcn an feline folgrnoen ain. 3
:: Walbirea Nallert, Mid. Tcib. 3
IT. Inna 2aucr, Srib unb Gbos. 3,
Sris Reibbart ipllroe bonn 8
als RodlabperlpoIter 8,
lonnt. 9os Seltament ipllroc art s,
Septelnber 1909 berfobt uno bon s.
g. Sietel unb @llitap @loicr oils 8,
lgen ultcridriebcn. 8,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

-gSenn Sbr miether. faufen, Der.
faufen ooer taiiiden ipoIIt, 6ann
brtngt es i'm BolfsbIatt aiir Gnaeiae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

fault beiien Ban i'm Sriibiabr bcaor
rcn mcrben ioII.
-@eboren, Dem Glternpaarc @cr
Sagcn unb @attin, I'M Sdlcn6er sc
b1itoc an Der 5rcntitrabc luobnboit
Elm Sobndcn.
Salmou, Saroinen, Stodfiid'
&ollbcringe lrno unoerc Siidartcr
Die bcItcn i'm Marfte, bel
s. $. s eImers.
County Glerf Serb. Ylcs rciitt
letter Samstng nad) @apnc Goilntn
Mo. 100 or cinen 2~anobeiis bot, oil
Dem cine quite Sualitdt Giiener5 &C
iunoen nrroc.
Strait glrnolo 9lciIe lulo ibre &c
biilfin I'M @illincrp Storc, SRI
either Sonef, reiitcn an Sonntaf
nad ct. 2ouis I'M Die ncl,en Triib.
inbrsnnoben at itubiren.
0rau u. y. Slough Srou 2lt0.
mig &clnlc, 5. Socrbcn lno Satin
lllb Cigar nip 2non WauS6uno ma
rcn lcttc @ode Dlcr I'M Dem 9cerGb.
mile ibrcs BERT. SruDers unb Snfcls.
20. q. 2FnllShun5, b%ci5ltipobncn.
Sd babe oas Observation-Disclosures
8cid)uit ocs Serb. Sdlttb ocfouit
uno mcroc Oos Hcinigcn ulo 9rcilcn
bon &lcioern altf baS Bette bcioracn.
Wcin @cihGft beiinoet lid int Hltllc
@cb1loc an ser 3. Strobc.
lHuIlc.
Oscar Mcpcr bon 9eraer, mar
am Wontog in @cidGftcn bier. @Gt.
reno Dem pergallgerlen Sabre mar
Oscar Der 2enfer elmer Der groBen
Hoaomaidlinen in Sranflin Gountp
lno miro porallsiidtlih ol,d oieics
Sabr Die Iufiidt iiber sic Woifinc
baben.
0anlcn iilio bcionoers einacla
Den Die 20. Century @aifmaidinc
I'M Soncd- @ebGlloe an Ser Irbcit al
9ieielbe iibertrifft, mas Sci
'thngstobigfcit anbctrifft nllc or6c.
rem Wtaihincn. 8ringt ctiuos bon
ellrer @dide nit unb icbt mic rein,
nnb leidt oieieIbc gclpuidcr
miro.
Or. Otto Sacpbs, Iriiber pielc
bier ais SGbnar5t anidiiig, llno
Den dltcren 9eppbnern unIcres
aollntp poblbcfannt, Iiegt ieit nlcb.
rercn Wonaten in icincr @obnuna in
Sellepille, Sll. ihipcr erfrunft bar.
Mit uns piil1iden ibnt feline
'icle bieiiaen Srclrnoc rchtbulbigc
STRAIT Warp Bet nro oercn 9r,t.
'cr, Nlbcrt &uttelmulln, bon ct.
lpnren lebte &pfe mcbrerc "a.
e bier INN ibrer Wtllttcr, SSrau Caro-. ,
1llc &ottclrnann, ipcld)c ihon lGnaerc
'eit trnnf lit, cincn 9cilld obsuitot-
en-. Us frelt inns bcridten at fon.
en- oaB in Dem 3uitanoe Der bpfbc. |
1gten Eaticntin cine @enbul1a our ,
eingetrcten lit.
Sd babe locbcn cine friifc Gen. :
llng grceliior Saline @oiier crbol. ::
N. 0teies Iineralpaiier bciitt :.
,id)e Scilfraft namentlid BEL llnper, :
@%eritopfung, &opfmeb,
Seber. unb 9IaienIcioen.
'reis % Gents per @nIlone. Gbonc Il
90. /,
Otto gberlin gottling @orfs, a
Sermann, Wfo. Il
-Sei Dem Basketball. Spiel bos :,
bten 6rcitag gbeno in Der Sod. Y
)tl > Sale babier 5piihcn scr MGb. =
en- Glaiie Scr Se~fferion Gitp Sod. .
unb oen WGbden Der biciioen .
od'hnlc itattfanb, blicben sic Ser. =. :.
amer Wabels o~berntals Sieaer, y
oiclelbcn bcrcits oorbcr in q,
Gitp bel cincm Spiele nit -
II Seffcrion Giticr Stubcntinncn .
arcid bcrporgesangcn. iparerl. 0os
,orc bel bent Spiclc ON Grcitno
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-03

Are the people of France war
weary? Yes, so are those of all Eu-
rope. But they are not weary to the
point of even thinking of giving up
the struggle, despite, or rather because
of, the fact that of all the allies
Frances burden and her sacrifice in
blood and desolated homes has been
the greatest. In. a tour of the war
zone and Of the provincial towns be-
hind the lines, from the channel to
Switzerland. one may find everywhere
abundant evidence of relentless de-
termination, among both soldiers and
somefolks, to see the thing through.
But the predominant sentiment in
France today is one of intense graft
tude that American has come in to
help. Any fleeing doubts as to the
outcome were dispelled with the ar
rival of the Sammies.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-03
.RUNCH OF M|LL|ONA|RES-
PAY BIG WAR TAXES
TEN WITH INCOMES MORE THAN
THAN FIVE MILLION A
YEAR

WASHINGTON Two hundred and
six men with millionaire incomes, 10
of them with annual incomes of more
than $5,000000 and 1876 with incomes
ranging from one to five millions, are
shown in the income tax figures of the
Internal Revenue Bureau for the fiscal
year 1917.
While 437, 036 persans paid income
taxes last year, previous estimates set
the number as high as 100000. The
number of married men subject to the
income tax under the old law was
355, 107; unmarried men; 47,461; un-
married women, 26,S33 and married
women making returns separate from
their husbands, 1885.
The number reporting incomes be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 was 84,122; be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, 72,O27; between
$4,000 and $4,000, 15O,551; between
$4,000 and $4,000, 45,305; between
$4,000 and $4,000, 59,311; between
$4,000 and 100000, 10,452; between
100000 and $15O,OOO, 1900; between
$150,OOO and 100000 1884, and Le-
tween 100000 and 81 100000, 2238.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-03

Mrs. Ellen Adams and Miss Ellen
Cook from Juliaetta were week end
visitors in this city.
The board of directors Of the Mos
COW chapter of the Red Cross will
be at Red Cross headquarters at 1880
Tuesday evening.
A son, Charles Judson. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. B: A. Smith at their
home on South Lilly street in this city
Saturday evening.
Attorney G: c. Hoyt and VIM. Duffy
of Troy are in the city from Troy at
tending court.
The regular monthly meeting of Mos
COW chapter F. & A. M. will be held
Tuesday evening at 1880 p. m. The
annual election of officers will be held.
All members are urged to be present
The total receipts at the Red Cross
rummage sale last Saturday were
$17.65. The sale will be continued
next Saturday and a special feature
will be the 10 and 15-cent counters. 1t
is proposed to make one grand clean
up next Saturday.
Judge James H. Forney is working
up a complete organization in this
county for the prosecution of the sale
of war savings certificates. In The
Star-Mirror tomorrow he will outline
what this campaign means and will
give full instructions as to how the
thrift stamps and certificates may be
purchased.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-03
DIR. LINDLEY SPEAKS
ON VALUE OF ADVERTISING

The marvel of the present age is
neither the aeroplane nor the applica-
ton of electricity to its varied uses,
according to a belief expressed by
President Ernest H. Lindley of the
university in an address delivered be-
fore a Pullman audience Saturday
night, but the remarkable development
of advertising to its present efficac-
iousness.
''It Pays to ADVERTISE was the sub
ject of Dr. Lindley's talk and he forci-
bly, brought home the fact that the
clever advertiser can now impress the
value of the goods he wishes to sell
upon the minds of the purchasing
public of the entire world.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-03

less landscape bears ample testimony
to the characteristic French traits of
dash, mobility, and resourcefulness;
just as Verdun's pitifully narrowed
hillsides will always be a monument
to the hitherto less Familiarity known
French qualities of tireless energy and
logged stubbornness.
Then on through the forest of the
Vosges down to where France In the
early days of the war plucked, and
still tightly clutches, bit of what
used to be hers. It's only few
square miles-just about equal in area
to the plot of ground that Belgium
now holds of her. own ravished country
but entirely sufficient to exemplify
and justify another fine French trait,
intense pride of accomplishment.
Kultur in Alsace-LOrraine
"Alsace Reconquise!" proudly reads
the sign over a little shop fronting the
badly SCARED old church in the public
square of Thanh Nearly all the old
oi5uS nave DGGn ClldiStu II Oll oCi
man, but some have been refined just
for souvenirs. In this corner of the
Lost provinces" there is no doubt
how the people stand. good many
German statesmen profess to believe
that the population of Alsace-Loraine
has been so thoroughly Kulturized in
the past generation and a half that
plebiscite now would show prepon-
dering vote in favor of Hohenzollern-
ism. But Germans on the ground are
for less confident
The French-Alsatian lieutenant who
piloted us to the brow of nearby
bluff where we could look out across
the French German lines in the valley
below to Mulhouse told us about the
factory he owned there before the
war 1.-The Germans seized it, he
said, ''but my title is still good. They
tried to sell it the other day, after
an extensive advertising campaign,
at very low price. But nobody would
buy, not even loyal German subjects"
Land Beyond the Rhine
From another eminence we could
see the Rhine and beyond-"the pro-
missed land" as the lieutenant con-
fdently remarked-while in the i'm
mediate foreground rose the devasted
Hartmansweilerkopf, once the scene
of the most desperate fighting of the
war in this section, now comparatively
quiet, with the German and French
lines running across the top, in places
only six yards apart. The Germans
have evinced as how the French oc-
cupy all the demoinating positions and
have a nasty habit of returning two
shots for one every time the Boche
artillerymen show a disposition to in
crease the amout of their daily prac-
tioe work.