davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-30

na6tss un0 Neuiabrsgriibe in Sc,
Sorm BON Marten. ipic lie icbes Sab,
llm sic Scit5eit bonn 9iotbcn Greu5 81
Miuipncn in ltmlallf geIekt iperOcn
biirfcn I'M Monat 9c5enber allf SC,
Nbrencnieite bou Hoitierb1ngen auge=
bradt lperbcn. lin sic panobabltnl
Der l,mfangrci6cn 8cibna9tspolt 81
crleidtern, bat Ser @cncralpoltmciltcl
fir Sen Nlonat 9e5cmbcr bic @erfiiz
gnng anf9cboben, nad Ser feline YoIts
laden bcf0roert iueroen oiirfen, Die
auf Der Mbrenenleite trgenb lpcld)e ans
Ocre @lartcn als bic Yoltmarfen traz
gen.
eterblidfcits5iffern.
Ba1bin9ton, 28. Nob. 5alt
elm 9rittcl aller Tpbe5ialle lntcr ciner
W3illion, sic Ser 9iegierung Ser Ser.
.Staaten i'm Sabre 1916 beridtet iplrz
Sen, lit burd @er5franfbciten, Su6erz
fulole mb 2ungenent5iinbung berurz
iadt iporben. 3ablen, Sic bonn 8enz
ilsb1rcau in @nibingtpn am 9ienstas
befannt gcgeben lpurOen, llno ii6 auf
statiitifen iibcr 70 Yro5ent Ser 8ez
bolierltng 0es 2anbcs erltredcn, 5eiz
gen, bab an 6cr5franfbeiten 114,171
unp an Gubcrfulole 93,334 Dacnlden
itar6cn. Spbcsidlle hur6 l1nfall in
SDbe bon 6O,071 linD bauptid6lth
nuf giicnbabn= nnO Nutonobilunfdlle
5uriicfsufiibrcn. Sclbltmorbe tpnren i'm
bcrgangcnen Sabre 10, 1852, cine 3abl,
Bic lpcit inter rcm 9urhl6nitt Der
leeten 5cbn Sabre itcbt. Son Ben ourh
SduBlpaffen berbeigefiibrten Io0csz
fallen linb 1886 Selbitn1proc. 3,241
Spbtldldgc unb ber9felt burh llngliidz
licbcn 3ufnlI beruria9t iuprbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-30

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 30, 1917, as required by
Act Of October 6, 1917.
Sic Hariier &unferc,ts cr6ffnet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-30

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav-
enport, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member OF the Asso.
ciated Press.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Mtt1rtrapnlia.
Sberraffeliesgyejt.

Meolemmer af Dqmeflubben so
nio" CAT Toreningen uDonio") of.
|lagoe 2grongen BEN IA. Sl1li et
11bentet 8eigg poa Dania @aI!1. .Mn=
.leoningen bar, at .0e enffe6e at FUR
Mrs. Nasm1sien,. Donio
SAL, bpilfet Sc ftf glimrenoe Selo
til. 9e %oberrofte Mrs. @asm1Sien
Ell imrf @abe og en- fornpjelig pg
unoerboloenoe Si0 tilbragtes.
Sl ben ef%terfplaenoe Manoog Mf=
ten inpitereoe Mrs. Nasmuslen Sem
ollie til Ell life 5eitIigbeo Tom Eat
for ben n0Diite Spmarfipmbe6 %
ielpfglgelig er set oberflgoigt at
meooele, at @91terne tiIbragte en-
goo Sio og at Mrs. &agmus1en
bpiteoe megen Saf for fit 8ert=
ENHE 4EEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Sartorp6=M iffelien.

Ser .er enbnu fife truffet noget
arrangement ON Ell &o11cert meb
ben oanife Solfeidnger 6ortprpbz
Miffelien paa Hrogrammet. Men
rait tie nge bill Ser untdgelig. pare
geDt at meo6ele. 8or MabobD ct.
Ba1l bar Dpret burtigere:i 8enoi11=
gen; Der bar Observation-Disclosures az
lereoe arrangeret en- &oncertafteu.
Set er poa Ei6e> at Sc Danife /
Minneapolis baagner op al 0eres
Slppbeostilitun6; bbis Ser life BIZ
Der orrangeret en- 5ortorpb Miiffell=
ien=Mften, BIZ 6e Donffe beri 8Den
mere babe &rap pno 8eieg
&unitnere eIler Ealere, ser FONT
mer ,biemmefrn BERTH for at glpoe
6ereS 2anbsmpno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

l~esnor0ife Eanfegang, leg reiite
enoog til Durmarf % bolbt Sore
Drag 0erom / 5tuoenterforeningen.
|Iioens Mlbor SIR, at mon for bier
(Dag Tan 6rage enonu Dioere Som
|%iefpenia. - Wan Dil foritaa, at leg
0iebliffet ogiaa fer Sfanotnapie1r
UNDER @rigens 5pnSpunft, SpiS Ri
tire 2anoe itaar iammen, % CT bt
ct Sentiment; bDert for Jig En- intet..
Sbis bi floor iammen for Mlpor, %
CT Ser Ell ga11ife anoerleoes Chance
for, at Dor Nentralitet bill blibe re-
{pefteret. Denne 5amling foruoint=
ter naturligbis fun en- 9rltg Bilie
til at foripnre Neutraliteten, "a
little an6et. Seq tror, at 6enne Rrlige
Bilie bar en- S!1erbeo al be tire
|Solf.
80 8il lite Sen 5it1ation let Tint
ne fremfomme, at 6e tire 2anocs
uoenrigSpolitiife 2eoel1e traffe1
bber iin SET?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
6angigt, og oets Tolf life b1ipe fill

bangtgt, og sets Soft life blipe fill
!et nn0er 8roteftornt.
Hre%mierminilteren erfl9reoe, al
|bbis nbaabene life bliber afifaffa,
|biloe europa otter bIibe itDrtet i en-
|8looppl en- Ei6 efter at oenne @rig
|er obre.
&%aniIerens l16talelier inbebol6t
8enoinger1om Oct tpife Militerau-
|tofrati forito6. De, 1om itprer /
|Spiflano, bar balgt &rig. Sr11ferne
bar fafH 6eres gamle &onler /
N%apirfurben me0 bunS 8apirlap;
Oct barer life lenge, for Sc ielp
felger bam.
9en tpife l1n6erpan6sfrig fan bi
flaret.os for. Slot efter list .forgger
Epi iiffert Dor 8eifpttel1e o. formino=
tier bore Sob, S Mar Bigger hi fire
|@ange iaa mango 5fibe iom set TO-
regaaenoe Mar. Nalte Mqr bigger bi
iefs @nnge iaa mange. 5poemt0ler
for bette og npite Mar CT ol1ereoe
FHfifret. Sort Acknowledgements
fbetrDg9er Dor Sor1bning / 1919,
1elp ON bore Snb for9ges.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
9B6sfaI6.

MSiiiterelt0e golntp Mttornep Sc
'orge 8. Nrrnitrong opoe fio1te Scot
.paa Sill Greit &o1pita1, bbor ban
.por bleoen opereret for en- l1ge f.
ben. SON bor bpret ipg iioen Sep
TENDER | Sior og i De fioen forlgbne
10 Waaneoer flere @ange ppret
96ben 1nr, 5or 2 Tiger iioen fun
teS ban at babe oct goot; men bleb
faa beftig ipg igien.
Mr11ltrong bar bel fienot i bele
Stoten, ia pioere u0, iarlig for
pct tore og oDgtige Mrbeioe ban
agoe mo 5agerne moo Moroeren
Pr1ce og ben berpgte0e 8ragoon,
on ban tit opr1t begge to.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Mutontpbiltnberi.

gor befienote oonife Doftor, ST.
Beterien, bapoe Ben life iarlige yor-
|ag1elie forrige uge at faa fin M1to-
n1obI itjaold, men nogIe Gage lenle-
re boboe ban Dog SorngieIien at foa
ben filboge iejen.
5anrne 5fiebne oberaif 81. 81.
[Seoe paa nngoomsbieu1tnet, iom fda
|iolgte ben garn4e giI, 81 ban ole
|reoe, ittoen ben fanotes; baDoe figbt
en- nD Gor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Yaa Spipitalet.

Wars: g. Spirnp er for Eioen
inolagt .pua nn~ioerfitetets &oipital
'og nnoergif sMan6ogs 5ormi6oags
EN- Operation. Sum befin6er Jig efter
0mitan6igbeoerne bel efter Opera
ionelt, men Ser bil antagelig gao
ct Hor Tiger, f6r bun Tan blibe
nofrebet fra tSoipttnlet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

TIL SALG. - Kvart Section iaynt
Land. 80 Acres ryddet, godt Ler-
jord, 8 Mil fra Bagley, i skandina-
yisk Settlement, Resten ..brush,,
Land kan 'bruges til Grasning.
Pris s$25. pr Acre. Paa lette vii
kaar, hvis Diet gnskes.
OSCAR T. STENVICK.
Bagley. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
.8aa 8elpa.

Scr. 81. Sobnien fra Milmaufee,
bbor ban er Sbipping glerf peo ct
1tprre S%an6elsbus> beibger i oenne
.uge Minneapolis, for at. billie paa
'gan1le Benner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
8aa M1ttpmobiltur.

Scr: % Mrs. g. g. Nielien, $40
Gift 9lpe. 5o.1 bl i Mprgen, SIRE
bog, begiDe Jig paa EN- Mutomobil-
tur til 9amoracf, Minn:, for .nt c{e
til oeres 8ern> .iom opbol6er fig.
Der paa 6erie. Spn0ag Mften BIZ
Suren after en6e / minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

&reiben. Gnglanoerne er oe fprite
til at erfienoe, at Sc iapner BET glen-
nemfgrte pioenifabelige @pitem, os
<at Sc maa arbei0e paa at faa oct
1nofprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

Soft. 8ergelan0 er gan1f e a1oer=
1eoes ct l1otrpf for Norifbeo. Sect,
port norife 5prog maa mi gaa itnv
|egne 8eie bort fra set banife. Set
er baablplt at billie foripge at BIN
6re set. Den Ei6 CT fife fern, 90
| man maa til at 116gibe 0anife Sber=
!ipttelier of norife 86ger. Seq tror
life pao, at Ri t11bfgrer 2anoSmoa-
let, set ct en- funltig &onltruftion;
LEG tror inarere paa en- natnrlig
|Sammenin1eltning 1ne6 set. 81 nanr
~iiffert til ct NIT norif Sfrtftiprog,
Ser er lige .iaa forffielligt fra oanif,
|iom 1Denif I'LL er BET.
De bill life mere bgre Ell eneite
Nor6mano itge. $50; BET 1be60er
SUI: @anite piit maa ri ibor Sor=
torifnin0 foretoge ct 9ilbageifri6t,
i6et ri bliber ng6t til at in6fpre
j&unfipn / 5friftiproget igien, efter
lat Ri en Gong par blebet BET fpit.
Derpeo ct intet at gi6re. Selp en-
}%a!min6elig 6annet 8pmo116 bill finoe
6et latterlig at iige u@uen";; set beo-
Der "&ra" - r@ola" r&iar-
ringn".
6or min Sober bar Sc boar6e
&oniononter en- @eoeri teegeligbeo.
bon forbg6s Dem / fit &us.. Nu bill
ingert Nor6man6 iige ufoge'". De1
lbe66er tote; 6e el6re finber set
len6nu Dnlgprt, men set er MORT It..
Seq bar bobt mango spripate
l5trioigbeoer meo s8igrnlon 6erom.
San bar ff6rit ensaf Sc barfte 5prog-
%fornorifere, 1enere bolot ban poo
6al1eSifabet; ban ifreb 6og ol6rie
belt rent banif, men bibebol6t nogen
imaa perionlige N%orfbeoer. !
Men set ct 10 life %, iom for,
la6er Bet 6anife Sprog; set er Sci
panffe4 5prog, ser 1om frernmef
lDialeft bleb in61muglet / Morge.-
Wan: i%n6ben6er, at II. g. en6nn 100
Mar eftre 2esribelfen fra england
bliber peo at tale Gngelf. @omme1t-
ltgningen balter, for Norge beboe=
|oeS lite al tn6bon6re6e Danfe. 8or
foroanife6e Sprogform er blebet til
beo ben biitorife Gi1fel6igbeo, iom
beo De oanife gmbeosman6; oa ois=
He Soruoiptninger mi er borte, fiat
Ter Gor6anifningen al.
Sngen Observation-Disclosures"
Otter 6enne Iange &oran=
teS bender Sriotiof Monlen tilbaqe
It'll fine npifanoinobiife Sremtiospla=
ner.
Oct eneite leg er rpo for, fl
ger ban, ct Observation-Disclosures
men. Sen par rent aitetif og 1epet
oppe / @fperne. S 1864 les SEN tit
iergeltge Soldering for6i Sen bar
reiit pua en- altfor lnftig nnoerbpg=
ming. Sen 1pe 5fnnoinabisme tor
man .maoffe foI6e mere uamalguti-
'mtitiif" Seq tror Sen bill bite fig
lltrro og l%epeopgtig, for0i Sen Bigger
poo ct reelt @%r11nolag. Set er blanot
anoet ben @ealitet, Ser beo6er &ri-
gen, iom bar ifabt Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
TDre0rag paa: nngoomsAiemmet.

Spritfommenoe Girsbag Often biI!
Der paa nngoomsbiemmet blipe So
reorag paa >Gngelif at tbeo. &ano.
Sans 8rapengaar6. @mnet bliber:
tqif Of tbe cburcb to6aD". Mue
er belfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
@m felles Meptralitetspplitif.

Gn fGlles Meptralttetspplitif.
~ Mf al fplles Nolitif CT Meu=
tralitetSpolitifen Sen l%etteite. Mf=
%tionspolitif er langt Danife1igere.
90 Der 6reier set fig 10 netop life
ON at tr9ffe til SEN enc eller an0en
15i6e; set g9l6er fnn at trpffe lige
11b / &etning al Sreoens 9pretbol-
belle. Sci er meget go6t, at bt |
ben Senleeioe it6tter bi1al1oer mo-
ra1if. Mer1 set er life nof. 81 moa
naa 6erbel1, at en- &r9nfelie al Set
el1e Sands Nentralitet oglaa frenfer
be to andres: Gn iaaoan &onltella=
tion n1na enten lfobes De0 en Si=
tnation u0efra etEer fremitaa be6 ct
Snitiatip in0efra.
Gi6spnnftet er moni fe en611u fife
tn6e. Men Ell ian folt 5fan6inabis=
me maa bore bort life altfor fierne
S0enl. 9enne &rig bliber life Sen
1t6lte. st iciren6e Ep1flano bill npp-
pc bore logen @oranti for @erbens=
frozen: st beieiret Epiflano lige iaa
li0t. Set bill Tim ip6rge: bbor lang
Sio er npoben6ig for at ri etonos
miif Tan 1nmle &refter til &ebo1-
cbe? ct fnnit Spiflan6 tror, ingen
mere pau.
CIT @ieniioigbeoSoberensfomft
iom fgItes paa .8apiret / Greo, tan
let brittle | &rig.
Set moa bore flart for Sc
trc Niger, at bper for fig. til enbner
Sib fun bill babe 6orbe1 al, at ben
opretbo16es. Sag bpilfet font belit
GfScmpel: ut Gpiflano fettert fig
1fdft | Splfam pg: beberifer 8plterz
nc; bbilfet Sab bil0e @perrig life
li0e 6erbe6? st &uslan6 anqriber
15berrtg; BET CT for Morge en- 2ibs=
betingelie, at b, bar 5berrig Mpg=
gen og life &usIan6. st @nqIauo
%bloferer belle Morees &pit og uo}ul=
ter oS | 2gbet at roge11 Maone6er;
tror De;; Set bil6e gaptte @berrig %
Da1morf?
SpiS oi oerin1o0 itaar falt iom-
MEN, tror leg lite, at t1ogen @tor=
11agt pil booe at franfe ct al Can
bones Neutralitet> foroi Sen 6or0el,
pet mr1igpis 6erbeo piloe op1aa,
lite tom til at opoeie nlemper11e
peo, at De to anore iamtioig blep
orepet ODER paa GienoenS Side.
TGllespulitif er Srebsearanti.
~ Norge meter, at set fornufts=
1naSitg maa bol0e mes england.
|9anmarf funoe mooife giennem en-
5eleliespolitif mobiIiiere mos Epif-
lo1o. Men mon pil banifelig fau
sberrig til at f6lge 6enne @olitif
peo noget Mrgument.
Ser ligger en- Nonife!tgbe6.
Men Set er neutrality-suspicious.
5ornbiGtning, at 6en11e 8onlfelig=
beo alorig bill forefomtne. Set ct
netop Sen np sfonoinupismes Sem
meligbeo, at 6ens Nolitif lite fgrer
til &rig, men i fig ielo er en- So
ranti for 5re0en.
lrgeroens @angD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
Mere @nsfDnbisbeb,

Seq tror beller life, ri @fanoi=
1,aper bqpoe on6t al at faa mere
Meto0e in0 / bore 5amfnn0. 81 bar
ct felt Oro 6erfor / Norge: 29g=
m%onosifipn. Set er set berIte Be.
greb leg fjenoer; oct er fun uotrpt
for Sen l1fpn6igbe6, Ser mt breoer
fla mer ems nogen Sinoe. 8i 1ab1er
Saqfun6fab. = Meo Sagfun01fab
fommer Meto6en.
Seq Tan / al 8eife6enbeo tale
mel poa ct 8ar Smraaoer, bbor
set iagfDn6ige, metooiffe Samarbel:
Be / @fan6inaoien bar giort {tore
Sn6iatler..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
s~pgrssmaalets politiffe She.

81 bar te0h set gfonomiife og
oanoelige Samarbeioe. Set nalte
.5frlot blioer oct poIitiffe % milita-
re. seq par nllereoe UNDER Sc fgrlte
Rrtgstnaaneoer moe paa 6enne fpl-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
&ibenifabefigt Samarbeibe.

Snoenf or 9obforifningen bar 81
r6mprfet funnel iupplere bina1oen
poo en- Moa6e, bbor nefop bbert
SANDS iprlige Ggenifaber er fommet
til oeres Set, og me6 Set &eiultut,
vut 5fa%noinopien ber ubefri6elig
floor Tom Scr. |. Man fun lite paa
bette Self pnobi1e ct eneite itgrre
noroiif @erf, TOM life bar moota=
get pigtige SS1npulier fra alle tire
2on6e. 5elbe bort Samarbei6e fgrte
til en- %europeiif Sammen1lutning>
1om bog 6esbarre bleb ofbrabt al
8rigen. SSnitiatipet nogif fra 5Der-
rig, &opeofontoret bor / &i6ben=
babn og gentralloboratoriet i. Sri
fiania.
0gIaa i16enfor Bolarfor1fningen
bar set ifanoinaoiife 9amDirfe Der-
1iful0e Mein1toter at fremDiie. s
Sberrig bar bef Mor6enifiel6, Ser
7om sen forte bragte Sc bi6enifabe=
Iige Meto6er ! Mnpenoelie. Donifer-
ne bar bi6roget meb 6eres n6bol=
Denbe6 og ppperlige Sli6 / set grgn=
1un6ife. Mrbei6e. Morge bar D0et fin
De1 mere | u5fippertag" BET bar
E-NAo EE 80 A<k, *. 81 ~ L&-ML
IHffe bnret iIet ina meto6iif, men bar
f1oaife bnret li6t ltimulerenoe.
&Dert 2onb bor fine Gbner, fine
Ggenifaber. Set er Spn6, bbis life
De leoenoe &rpfter irr6enfor bbert
Sag ogiaa fommer Sc or6re tilgo6e.
Epnf bbilfet Sab set bab6e ppret,
bbiS +. Cts. @eorg 8ran6es iffffe
baboe babt 2eiIiebe6 til at paabirfe
Bet pprige Noroen.
Manfens SIN paa Maaliagen.
Da @rofesior Monien er
rtaaet til bette Bunft / fin nopif=
ling, itoifG6 leg en- 8emprfning ON
ben ieparatiife norffe 5progbebagel-
1e, .iorn bells giennem 2on6smaaL
oels glert11em mi &e%tffripning iDnes
at fiarne 1orif Manoslib fra praftifff
oonif-rorif NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sen l10bifling, Ip6er Manie eng
SDar, fon iiffffe binoreg. @elbaDer
90 min Sar prgbe6e at femme imo6.
] Nsioten al forrige Marbnnoreoe og
'forlegte at uofqle Oroene, Tom Sc
bar ffrepet me0 blg0e @onfonanter.
Det bar lite naturIig rorif gale,
og De bleD fremn1e6e for oeres eqet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
on AArnc Nldels dyrket Stock
OU A6l G0 Farm we'd sta+ 1anaa-

- T6II1, 1VeU 0CdC LdnuG-
vel, god Jordbund, godt Illus, stald
og andre Bygninger, 8A Mil fra
Pequot, daglig Post, nar Skole og
Kirke. Denne Farm skal saelges
for den 1ste Novb. Pris S35. OF
Acre. $1,000. kontant. Resten paa
Kpberens Vilkaar Til 6 %.
;. A, Tanner. Pequot, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
farm. Et virkeligt Godtki0b.

Lille Farm. Eft virkeligt Godtkjjob.
100 Acres 8 Mil fra Park Rapids, MINI, a fra Usage. JAyn Jord.
Sort fed Jordbund, Lerunderlag. 35 Acres dyrket, tIsaaet med KID
yer. Resten Crush Land, meget let at rydde. Ingen Sten. Pris
$26; pr Acre. $1,000. hontant Resten pa lang It'd. Fin BeIg-
genhed, godt Nabolag. Aoderne Observation-Disclosures. Ma salges Bill.
lit til ovennavnte Pris. skriv efter vr store Farm-Liste.
a.. OlNGER LAND CO.. Park Rapids. MINI.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
OFFICERS For Training Civilians

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 12.-Majo1
General Barry, commander of the CEN
trail department of the army, has prom
ficers to instruct all citizens who en-
roll in the military training camp for
civilians at Fort Smelling will be pro-
vided if they are available, according
to word brought from Chicago by H.
G. Clemens, secretary of the north
vest division of the military camps
association.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
HUNTERS RETURN FROM SOUTH
$3.50 Per Acre Being Made From Cab
bage Crop in One Section

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter re-
turned today from southern Texas
where they have been spending the
winter. On their way south they trav-
eled by way of South Dakota and Wis
tied relatives at Wheatland and at
Mrs. Hunters old home in Fargo.
They spent the large part of their
time at Corpus Christi, Texas, visiting
ether towns from this point. The
principal occupation of the Browns
vile and Mercede section, Mr.. Hunter
stated today, is truck gardening, Bur-
muda onions and cabbage being rails
ed. Government forces are stationed
at these points.
The cabbage crop was being sold
for $S5 per ton, with the average yield
about 10 tons per acre.
San Antonio is one of the most pic
furesque towns in the southwest, Mr..
Hunter says. 1t has a population of
1876, OOe. Some of the old mission
buildings built in 1901 and 1870 are
still standing and are the principal
POINTS of interest. One of the largest
forts in the United States is also To-
Gated there together with a large
arsenal. Recently the government has
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
In Praise of the Rube.

To get into Iowa is to feel at home,
remarks a writer in the Christian Her
aid. Iowa is peopled by 'Rubes." The
more 1 see of the smart New Yorker,
the more | love the "Rube." A "Rube,"
as l understand it, is a man who has
not forgotten how to be human. | Wis
tied a lot of them in Iowa and had he
time of my life. l rode behind three
horses and in a sw~ift-running motor all
in one afternoon. Iowa takes its edu-
cation in colleges instead of cabarets
and the effect is easily seen. 1t is
Il wealthy state and that is not so
easily seen. Iowans have learned
that a dollar in the bank is worth two
in the earring and you may be conde-
scending to an Iowan capitalist With
out knowing that he could buy you
out and use you for a hitching post
for his horses.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
KENDRICK NEWS ITEMS
(From The Gazette

(FrOm h GaZette)
A number of high school pupil.
and teachers went to Moscow Satur
day afternoon to attend the Lataf
county spelling contest and to heal
the Whitney Boys chorus.
DR.. ]. E. Hoyt had a runaway Sun
day as he was crossing the N. P. rail
road track in the east end of town
His sleigh tipped over, throwing him
cut and fracturing a rib. The team
went on to the barn without doing
any further damage.
The Potlatch Consolidated Electric
company began stringing wire the
first of the week for their new power
line between Moscow and Troy.
There seems to be quite a demand
for bean and pea threshers in the Pot
latch section. Phil Humid has sold
since the first of the year.
Josephine Foyer and Agnes Grice
vent. to Moscow Saturday to visit
They attended the high
school dance at the Guild hall Sat
urday night.
The Gazette shop is printing an so
page booklet of western poems writ
ten by w. c. Jacks of S~outhwick. 1t
will be finished soon and will be put
On sale by Mr.. Jacks at an early date.
The name of the booklet is Buds of
Sa%gebrush" and it is made up entirely
poems taken from western sub
ectS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
Last Auroch Gone.

The ancestors of our horned cattle
the Aurochs, whose last two principal
herds were kept in the forest of Bielo-
vieja, between Bielostock and Brest-
Litovsk, and on the estate of Count
Potocki, in Volhynia, have gone out of
existence. In both places the war
ragged with great violence in 1914-15.
Some of the animals died from hunger,
others were struck by the German
shells. Thus, an animal species which
has been with us since the quarternary
period. has been extinguished.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
Opposition to Highway Plan

KENDRICK, March 1.-THE move
ment to organize a highway district
that would include the country di-
rectly tributary to Juliaetta, Kendrick
and Troy seems to have lost it's en-
ergy for the time being as a result of
a counter movement against it. The
election will be held as called for in
the petitions circulated, but no effort
is being made to meet the opposition
to the move as was planned.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
TROY NEWS HAPPENINGS
(From The News

-" 4NOUoJ
Mrs. S. r. McKeehan returned HON
! from a brief visit in Moscow.
DR.. and Mrs. d. E. Parr were Wis
itors in Moscow Thursday between
trains.
Hammer CLANCY made a bushes,
trip to Moscow.
DR.. Severns, accompanied by hi:
wife, attended a meeting of the dent.
lists association in Moscow Monday.
Dick Stinson, Clarence Paine an6
John Tolfson went to Moscow Thurs
day to see Steve Thorp who is under
hospital care in that city.
Ed Hagan went to Moscow Thurs
day after visiting his brothers, Ollie,
Simon and Malvin. From Moscow he
will return to his home in Genesee.
Lonnie Hockey went up to Moscow
Friday morning and will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. His moth
went up Friday afternoon to be
present at the operation.
Last Saturday morning two Airdale
pups, belonging to j. w. Read, were
run over by the incoming passenger
and instantly killed. About a month
ago Mr.. Read lost one of the old dogs
in the same way, and one of Ellie
Weeks hounds met it's fate likewise
while chasing a coyote across the
below town.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
established a station for training avi-

established a station for training avi-
ators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter visited in
Boise on their way back, where they
were glad to meet ''some one from
home.' Representatives MCGOWAN
and Bohman returned with them. Mr..
MCGOWAN went on to Spokane, and
MIR. Bohman left this afternoon for
his home at Troy. Representative
Anderson and Senator Lewis were de-
tanned in Boise on business matters.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
IParsnip Rolls.

Boil two large parsnips until ten
der and press through a colander, add
four cupfuls of hot milk, a t%easpoonful
of salt, quarter of a cupful of lard, one
yeast cake mixed with a quarter of a
cupful of sugar and enough flour to
make a stiff batter. Raise to twice it's
original size. Knead. Cut into small
utes and bake 20 minutes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
BiIlingsIey duplicates Minister

SEATTLE, March Hogan Bill
ingsley, chief witness in the liquor
conspiracy case against Mayor Hiram
Gill, today testified that he gave DR..
Matthews, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church, $4,000 with which to
hire detectives to get evidence to be
used as a basis for Mayor ellis re-
call.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12
An Aid to Virtue,

A true lover of flowers can scarcely
be very wicked. Beauty and good
ness are twin sisters. Let us Guilt
vate the one and the other will come
unbidden and dwell with us.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-12

my suit of the new 70 San Amer
lean silk" explains Rosamond,
was designed by a French dress
maker. 1t is of plain blue and
blue and white stripe. The striped
silk is used at pleated skirt sides
and on the revers of the coat. Note
the cute and youthful way the but
tons are placed on my coat-high
up-and how the pockets flare mod
ishly and the softening frills Of my
tuIle bl6use." N. Y. H. Special