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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
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bes PubIi5itits Bureaus fir ri.
Jreibsitssanleibs psrbrsitet lI9 Nons
sneb ReprGisntant GarI 6. @antnis
bon Wainnsipta iibsr ben manselnesn
SpariiHn bss amsri.anii9en gOiles
uno erblidt barin Elm nationaIss In.
sliid. oa ariieI ioIpobI i'm 2sbsn tOr
Jnoipibusn. ME PaiioHen ni4t d,.ss
bIeiben i0nnen uno sins persrpsiftIie
Gage sintritt. ipsHn nidt Gorge bafiir
setraseu porbsn III, ibnsn eur4 be
notbisen 9elbmittsI gu bssesnsn. Rss
prdientant Ban Spts fiibrt 3ablen on,
aus bsnsn berporsebt. bab in ben Der.
Staat.n. tros bObersr 2obne, am ins.
nisiten ssfpdrt tpirb. Sn ben oroben
9dHbern europas babe iebe brittle
perion sin Spartafmsa saonto, In bic,
fem 9anSe nod nidt jebs nsunie Per
ion. 0os fei Elm bstIaaenspertb.r
4ustpeis unb es miiHt bartn cine R.if
isruns eintreten, iusil ii6 I'm 9auf. rsr
3eit Saruus ein ipirtbi6aftlt6er 9srs
fdl Der Ration erseben miiFe. Sn
oieitr @erbinouns tpirb barauf binges
fpieIen. ipis bic 2ibsrtb gonbs etns
quite 9eleeenbeit bietsn, ben 70 iiart
pernadIdfisten Sinn fir @parTdm.
teit dnSurseen. inbem cine iiber allen
3peifel ii4ere RapitaIanIaes ;u gu.en
Stnfen aneeboten tpirb unb oomit nc6
Der @ortbeiI tertHiipft IN, tab bas Der
bur9 Qntauf Der gorss
snsefiibrte Gelb baau bient, bic Su.
buftris i'm Sang gu balisH anb tar:t
ben aobnempfdnasrn f5roarlih IN. en-
psI&e iid baupifGdli4 Die grmo6s
nuna aur Spdrfdmt.it ri6tet. Tos
patriotifde Wptib ipirb ebenfdlIs he,s
poruebobsn. dbtr. frie herr Dan 9bie
oarIeot. IN bas Eefhffirtsrefie aum
Der Treiheiissponbs bon
'herfolher mihtiafeit. ME bic pfIids,
bic Rssisrung ,u un'srifiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

aIIe @Ori9IGss gum 6ris'
ben perbsn DON unierer eHslt4tu
preiA aus bem Srunps suriidsepls'
len, bab isoer Griebs. Der DOR Der Rie'
osrIperruns Oeuti4lanps abssia!ol'
len peros, stnsn Sies unb einen grr'
thoil fiir bieiss bsoeutsn puros. Sol4:
JOIssruus pirb bura teinen @or'
ihIas berebtist. aIe 9lnsrbietungen
sebsn barauf bin, bab Riemano iiessn
unb yliemanb einsn 9ortbeil baprns
.trassn iolls. Das beabii4tigt pno.
1T lebiglia cine Sesubisuns bes fiirds
terlihen gIutDersisbens. bas nod pisle
Sabre bauern tann, tpenn ni4t iiir bic
baloise gBisberberitsIluns bes Grks'ns
Sorse setrasen pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
Was Der g dasamts. Sc.

Wds Der g 4a sdmtss 5s'
tretdr nddit ben idOn semafttn
9erpillisunssn nod in bisisr Sisans
Dom &OnsreB IOroert. iinp: A Wiaier'
ben fir bic 4aiirisn. ndait ben bra
Usiuiaroen. bic lie ibOn srbaItcn Eas
ben; 8 Wliaiarben, um ben SsbIbetrag
in ben Sadsunsen fir arisssausgas
ben gu peden unb cine psiters 1iils
liarbs an SisuerR. Sobalb Der aons
sreb i'm Oe3ember feline neas Stsuna
besinnt, erparten i'm nod erObsrs
Sorberunsen, bic unttr BEN pros
gramm. ben aries fort5ui,sen. Bis esr
Siis srrunsen 1T, beipillist psrbsr
miiilen. anseiidts FOLDER anforosrrn'
gen an bic 5inanstraft bes 2anbes ,er'
idsint es unpsritdablid. pie bic 9.'
ii6t pertreten psrben lam, bab nisfe
Hieienaussaben bauptiddlid) bur4
gonbs eebedt iperbsn folIsn. Die gee
ringite lleberlssuns iolIte bod bic Gins
ii6t brineen, bab sur Detung foIfsu
geoorfs bic Steuertraft beg 2anSeS
ebenio i'm oolIiten Mube In 9lnfprud
gsnommsn tpsrben mub, ME bic ia.
bistsit bes @oltss, 8onbs gu tauFsn.
Gin Wittel fir bic untsrbrineung gre;
berer 8Onbsaussaben lieRs ii9 uiels
lei6t in Der @eiis finben, bab bic
Der. Gtaoten sinsn grobeu prosentfds
ibrer 2ieferungsn in 8pnos besab!sn.
Ous pirb m5ali6er @siis uner Ron
tpeitgebenben ariegsgepaltsn, bi. nah
bunpesgeri9tlther Gnti6e,bune heln
aongreb 3uitsben, srapungen prren
tonnen, na6bem eripteT.n 1T, bab ris
Sarmer nur febr tpenis Bombs, fat 10
gut tpie nidts, nebnen, pG6reno fis
bod bisrou bsFsr beFdbist iinb, als Die
gebDlteruns in ben StGbten, Die ben
gr0bten Sheil ibrss 9elbes fir Rats
runssmittel gu Deraussabeu geaicun'
nsu iit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
lspt.iGIrerrsfponbss bes .cine. poustloit.)

Observation-Disclosures bes Cine goustlGii')
W Arlington, o. g., IA. aug.
Die Seritelluns Der @orani9Idee fir
bic Sesablung Der qrmee in Der 5Sbe
bon unsefdbr S716,0O0,OO0 mar ems
Der idjwierigiten gropIeme, oas oieier
Gage bon ben finansisGen SadDers
itdnbissn i'm ariessbepartsmeni ssISii
Derbeu mubts. Dbig. eumms III
iibrisens 5ufdblih gu ben $43s. .000,s
600, Die bereits fir Sassn Der Diff.
5iere unb SolD fir bic Wannf4liten
fir bas am 30. Suni 1918 enbenoe
GistaIiabr betpilIist pprbsn iinb. Sn
Der 9sre6nuns Der nsuen 9orans
f9ldge purben sebn projsnt ariegss
5ulass fir bic i'm 4uslnnbs bisnsnbsn
Sffi5iere ebsr $10,0O0,Oo0 uno
spanSis pro5snt arisss5ulass, Obsr
SIS, 100000 fir bic Wanni9aftsn in
geiteqi.
Sang genau tonnie nift bsrs6net
psrben, ME pisI 9elb fir bic gsobs
lung Der Sffi3Isrs unb Ranni9afisn
nDtbig fein piro, neil ii9 bic an3abl
berielben nod nitt feIfislsn IGbi.
Die bersits 9sma6ten gspilisuns.n
bdiiren auf elmer GtGrts bon 45,462
OffiSiersn unb 1,072,91s Mann. Die
is Stdrts 1T nun rebioirt porbsn unn
man re9net baraIf, bab @agsn unb
Solb fiir penigitens S6,i58 Offisiers
unb 2033, ,345 Ufonn bsipilIigt ipers
ben miiTsn. Sm sessnpdrtigen Sta,
bium unierer Drganiiiruns in Is
ielbtpsrftdnblitt 70 gut lDis unm0slih,
bic 3abl Der oerfdisbensn Rnngitufen
gu bershnen. Die 5indn3lsuts bes
Rriegsbepartemsnis ibdbsn iebO9 ben
Offi5ier arff "a Wlann unb i'm gelbz
ipertbe auf $260o. Rein Msnf9 In Der
Welt fam ieoo6 i9on IaseH, ob bic
Gefammtfumms Don ettpas mebr aIs
81. .O00. 100000 fir bic 2GhIun0 hsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

Gin sepiiier qrOfslfcr
NSuiam Sdpu fiibrt in elmer lailsen
Sui9rlIt an cine gtep yorter Ssitvng
aus, oaB bic Osuti4s 'prsfis unp bic
csuti4e Sprade mir pas &unO b5thit
geidbrli9 Isien. 0as 1T aus Der 3uft
segriffen, benn bic 2batia5en liefsru
teins Seitdtiguns. Die 0euti4sn err
liilsn ibre 9urssrpfli4t gsnau 10 &C.
treult6, pie ale anbersn unb. pie frIr
crit oifer Gage ge5eigt babsn, laTen
bic giirger in ben Staaten. no Nus
9suti6tbum teins Role ipieIt, ME III
Soma, Rorb=Ootota unb SeraE. fes
Oeutsnb mebr an patriOtif9em @siTts
gu piini6en iibris. als bic Staatsn,
in pel4en bas Deutidtbum itart rqrs
treten iit. giirgsr, bic ibre qflih:
tbuu, gu berLeumben, III lsbiglid Elm
yepsts bon unpatriOtii4er @efinnudg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

8 bne bic u fiht, an ben
DopIsemetnteR Jrieosn&oorl4lasen css
papitss &ritit iiben gu pOGsn, iinb
mir bod Der glnfi4t. oab our9 cine
tIdrere JOrmuIiruns Der 5rieoenSts=
oingunsen Elm GROCER iittli9sr 3!olns
auf bic peri9isbenen Resieranssl,
bate ausseiibt psroen t0nusn, bab lie
iber bas, mas lie polIeu, Rebe anc
4ntDort itebsn. 9dtte Der paplt isi<
nsn Vori9las barauf bei9rdnft. hN
geitsitano pieber heraufteqsn, nie sr
Dor oem GrRse obpaItete, 10 piiro. Sic
gSelt erfabreu baben, psI9e Regisr1tn=
gen Jrieoen pollen uno peI6e es ouf
Groberungeu abgefeben baben unb hes
iusssn 5rtsbensOorf9Idse 8uriidDeiie:l
uHb bieier antport ssmGb bGtten bic
WOlter, bic iif ausnabmslos no1
Grisben fsbnsn, StslIuns su ibren &ss
slsruusen ssnOmmen. aber bespesen
sebiibrt bem papit bod Sant bafiir,
oab er bie Resieruneen an tbre pflitt,
Grisben gu f4lieBen, srmobnt unb ibr
Sspifeu getpedt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
IOOttfaus@u @ublanbfe1r

VI ot 1T Rublanofsbr
blutoIrftts nud 9dus seiOmmsu. Sn
elmer in Rem gort ssbaItsnsn Rsbe
fpra6 er DON 9eutf6en. bic eridoTtR
ipereen ioIteu, neil ie @erratb bssss
ben uno Don osutiden RsOatteurea in
bieisW 2dnbe bGlt er es fir fslbitosrs
ftarbIi4, bab etne Ansobl berieIbcn
nG4ftens am @aIsen snben psrben.
Menn bas Elm Rsnf3 faet,, Der ruf
Bilbuns feinen Gnfprud erbeben fam,
tpiirbe man bas feiner mnngelntsa
Grsis5uHs susais baltsnl obpasl sins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
Gtuube &it9in. Der Rsp,a

Glaube &it6iu. Der Rsp.d'
isntant Don ROrosaaroliua. bal I'M
Sauie Der 4niibt 4usbut gegs6eu,
0aB bic piersebn Milliarpen. pelte
fir bieies &riessiabr pertpilist nsrs
ben miifen, eine aIsinistsit ssseniiber
ben Gorberunssn fur uGdltss Sabr
isin ipsrosn unb bisriu mub man ism
ooIIiommeu beiitimmen. Nir baben
iest pabri9einIi9 ni9t msbr ais
100000 Mann i'm Sienf uub ipean
Elm ioI4er prGien3itanb IA WiIicrosn
tpitst. 70 III baraus gu ermefen. icis
bod bic aussaben iia iteIen psrssn.
ipenn bic &riessitdris iib auf slpsi
Wtiutpnen Ober gar auf fiinf WiGIip'
nen Mann belGuft. GbenIo sutrefienS
lit bic Inii9t. bub mir ben gGirten
unsnbIi9 msbr GeIb iperbeu ssbcn
miiHsn. aIs fie bisber i4On srbaItsn
babsn. Die 2lGiirtsn, bic alIss.
mas lie an Wunni9aftsn bahsn,
IN ben Seeresptenit etnitelen, ions
nen nift mebr pisl fabri5iren cofr
Ianbtpirtbfdaftlid probu3iren. Su
5pIse behen miiHsn mir ibnen aIlss IN
nod uneHbli6 srOberem Ttabe aIS
bisber Iiefern unb ba iie feline 3abluns
leiIten tOnnen, iinb mir ssspuuesn.
ibnen bas gum antauf notbise Sch
gu seben. Wenn jebt fdon s,frast
wirb. no bus @elb bsrsenommen p:r'
ben folI, pirb bic Grase iia nod be.
beut.nb fhtpierieer unb peinli6sr ss,
italten. ipenn bsbeatenb mebr seforSeri
pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
@eId,enfs fir bic s,isIisfSsi.

Ger 5ffeniIideu @ibIiotbef gingen
IN 2aiiie bes 9scnnts SuIi an De.
!derfen 2045 Broidliiren, 1923 Slider,
orci aorekbiider, II S1nofarffn. Ge
wpufffitiidr, gIuHen u,ib eIne anso9
5luGtldttsr a.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
9tns berSunbes sb anptitabf (

Die auitsn Der Irmes. = Die Grmits
tsIung Der 9Oranf6IGss mar ems
Der faDisripiisn probIsme. =
arisss3ulass fir i'm 9usIanb bic.
nenbs Offisiers unb @nnni6dften.
Grasen Der gsf5rbsruna Ssrur.
laden sbenfaIls aOpf,srbre6en. =
Wiit Der ausriiituns bss Raiionals
besrss bat ss nod gut. WsiI.. -
einftpeiIsn fshlt ss nod all alien.
= gsrs4nunssn. bub anfunss
Sepiember 10000 Rnnn aussss
riiitet Derbsn i0Hnsn. iibsr ben
9aufsn sepOrfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
ssnatpr aina psn utat

srtldrt ii4 ssssn Ga JOaettes Grie
peHssRslOlutiOn lino uerIanst. oaB irlr
msbr Waunnihaiten. mebr SeIb. msb1
WMnitipn unb mebr gtabranssmitt'l
an bic aliirtsn i4idsn. .9as piro
unDsrmeibIid iein. ipenu mir nitt
Srisbsn i9Iiebsn molten.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

over-crowded and none too sanitary,
and that the district further reduce
it's bonded indebtedness, which is now
$4,000. There is an amount Of $4,000
now on hand In the bond, interest and
sinking fund for the purpose of taking
up bonds. The state treasurer has
been communicated with and an en-
deavor made to gain permission to
take up 5000 worth of bonds outstand-
ing against the Whitworth school
which were bought by the state. These
have been re-sold by the state, but
the promise of the state treasurer is
had from the parties holding same that
as soon as they can replace them
with other bonds permission will be
granted for the district to take them
up.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
MAKE THE DOLLARS FIGHT


Senators who battling these days to conscrlpt
sral fortunes and profits have back of
them The solid Endorsement of Americans who think
right
1T is proposed to place sur-tax on the income OF
S1g0o0e0 illustration that would divert practically
tee that income into the national treasury
TO hel1 win the war. There be good argument
advanced against that Surely the remaining S250000
should keep the victim out of the poor house
When other just good or better, are offering
eheir very lives these rich should be only too glad to
give good part of their fortunes
The argument applies to those who are making
enormous profits out of munitions and other
sensias Those profits belong the nation and should
be taken by the nation 1t is no time for vultures
and buzzards to gorge the distress of humanity.
The completely the wealth and the excess
profits of this nation conscrpted in this crisis the
better it will please the rank and file of the American
people There may be an element of Socialism in this
II So let it go at that until the is
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
Don't
Watch
THE BOYS ARE ON THE WAY
Out.
Kerr in Life,

There was an item of news of unusual local interest
in the papers Thursday. 1t to the effect that
the Idaho National Guard boys to go to North Car
DINA for training and not to Palo Alto California
That statement in itself was not significant but
back it was the additional statement that after the
second Rainbow division of the army it's way to
France the from the northwest would be the
to 60 This means the Idaho boys.
1t is given out unoffcially that the government is
now in position to land American soldiers in France
the 100000 month. On the strength of this
statement it is fair to that the Idaho will
be the other side before flies This will bring
the war home to this community intimately that
has ever come before. 1t will impress upon us
the seriousness of the conflict in way that we have
not felt it before And these young fellows who are
going now will be followed by many many more. 1t is
idle think talk of peace under present conditions
The be fought the bitter finish and Idaho
in with all other communities, must brace her
self to the sacrifices certain be laid upon her
1t grips the heart to these splendid young fell
lows rush into the fray and yet where the contempt
BILE craven who would hold them back when he con-
siders all that is at stalker
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
Every Magazine Should
Be Hustled to the Front

Notice to Readers: When you
finish reading this magazine place
1-cent stamp on this notice,
hand same to any postal employe
and it will be placed in the hands
of our soldiers and sailors at the
front. No wrapping-no address,
A. S. Burleson, postmaster general"
The plan is to gather all magazines
in Idaho at Pocatello and forward
them from there to the men in training
camps. Postmaster Morgareidge will
be glad to furnish the stickers for all
who desire to forward the magazines.
The second plan is to send maya
zines across to the American soldiers
In France. To facilitate this many of
the most popular magazines are print
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
THE PRICE OF COAL

There is every indication that the price of coal is TO
be more reasonable to the consumer and that there are
TO be no such fuel famines there were last winter
BY the food control bill just enacted at Washington
the president given power to fix prices OF fuel II nee
essary and to take over the mines. He also reg
uat the TRANSPORTATION of the and its distribution
among consumers.
The first step taken under this new law SO far as 1t
ffcts se was to fix the prices of bituminous soft
coal at the mines Idaho gets her coal from Wyoming
and Utah In Wyoming the prices are fixed at $3.50.
s2.7s and 1925 In Utah they fixed at $3.50, s2S5
and 1885
qrhase prices are not arbitrary They were set
cost OF production estimates furnished by the ederai
trade commission months of exhaustive investiga-
ton The country divided into 20 districts and every
producer in a district will market his output at the
same price
Already it is announced in Chicago that the price
ef coal to the consumer been reduced from s1oO
20 $3.50 ton and that this saving of s50OOO,-
900 on Chcagos coal bill. 1t is fair to assumer that
like reduction or even greater will be made in other
communities.
Let us hope that the day of the coal baron in Amer
lea will never come back There justification
for this boaed autocrat in country than there is
for the l4ohenzolern junker abroad.
wyoming coal is quoted in Moscow at $3.50
ton today The highest price fixed Wyoming coal
at the mine $275. The is $3.50 This means
then that it costs $500 get this coal from the mine
in Wyoming to the consumer in Moscow. Here is an
other important phase of the problem.
No doubt the federal authorities will look into the
trans poItaton and distribution in due time.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUS-
TEES

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the 4th day of September, A. D.
1917, the regular annual election will
be held at the high school in the city
of Moscow, county of Latah and state
of Idaho, to elect two trustees for
Moscow Independent School District
No. Five" in the county and state
aforesaid.
The polls will be opened at p. m.
and close at p M. of the day Of cleo
ton
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, this 22nd
day of August, 1917.
L. F. PARSONS,
78tf Clerk of Board of Trustees.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

Don't let your magazines lie idle. If
YOU are through with them, hustle them
along to the soldiers. They need them
and it costs SO little to get this reading
matter to them.
There are two plans in operation.
Don't confuse them. One is to send
magazines to the men in the training
camp in this country. The other is
to send magazines to the "Sammies"
in France.
To forward magazines to the Idaho
men soon to be in training at Ameri-
can Lake, or the National Guard boys
an the south, all that is necessary is
to paste the following and 1-cent
stamp on the magazine and hand it
20 the nearest postmaster:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
County Assessor Returns

County Assessor E. ]. Gemmill re-
turned from Boise Thursday by way Of
Lewiston. In Boise he attended ses-
sions of the state board of equaliza-
ton His assessments for Latah coun-
ty stood without alteration except in
the case of farm improvements which
were increased 10 per cent. Much of
the discussion of the board related to
public utilities.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

ing the appropriate notice on the front
cover. All that is necessary in this
case is to place a 1-cent stamp on this
notice and drop the magazine in the
mail. 1t is Immediately rushed to its
destination
Under these circumstances, it is
sin to waste a magazine or permit it
to lie idle.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
THE STUBBORN FIGHT FOR LENS

Not until the cold blasts of winter sweep down from
the north will significance the awful fight
for Lens in the north of France appreciated Lens
controls great coal field France and Belgium have
been deprived that coal three years while has
added to the comfort and strength the Germans The
allies determined that in the coming winter Lens
with all it shall be in their possession. Ger
many just determined hold fast to the rich prize
and this accounts for of the ercest struggles all
human history. The fate of the whole may hinge
largely the outcome of the struggle in and around
Lens.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

CINCINNATI-An alleged statewide
plot to destroy foodstuffs was reveal
ed here today when Joseph Harsh
berger, an assistant state fire marshal,
discovered fire plant in a large
wholesale food house
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
~THEREs NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR THE IRISH

Here McGnnis we'll established the Onon-
daga county poorfarm when couple of lawyers
earthed him and whispered in his that he heir
TO large fortune His brother died six and
left lot of property No heir could be found until the
poorhouses inspected The story closes with the
announcement that McGinnis is in feeble health
Naturally.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
Good Outlook for Schools
CLASSIFIED ADS

Kafes--Five cents per line per in
sertion- About five and half aver
age words make a line. Minimum
charge for first insertion Csc.
Rates by the week, per word. on,
week sc. two weeks &c, three week
l6c one month l2c.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

FOR SALE-ONE FIVE OLD
team and one team aging. VIII sell
cheap or trade for w0od H. A. Kin
caid, Route 8. 68-79
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR SALE-PONY, GOOD TO RIDE.
drive or work, single OF double.
Gentle. anyone can handle him
Will take S25 for him if sold soon.
c. B. Rogers, Phone TON. 73tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

Classified advertising will sell that
used car-if the car is right and your
price attractive
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

For every efficient worker who is
seeking position there is an en-
ployer who is 10 real need Of the right
sort of service. The classified ads
bring them together.
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If it is a desirable apartment, and
the price is right, classified advcrtis-
ing will bring the desirable tenant.
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imately $4,000 without bond issue.
Larger Attendance Expected

1 A0A 6OA AtgOMUS80SO hARONVCu
| Whether or not this increase can be
maintained In the future is ques-
ton and will depend largely upon the
increase in attendance Of our schools.
Little increase may be expected during
the next two years, owing to the war.
Thus. we may not anticipate that the
cost Of operation and maintenance will
increase any considerable amount dur
ing the period mentioned.
More State Funds
The last session of the legislature
passed bill requiring a general state
levy to be made. 1t is anticipated
that this increase in the state levy will
increase our income approximately
S25OO. Our state and county appor-
-tionment was considerably increased
this past year, owing to the increase
In the general county levy and also in
the state apportionment. The state
constitution was amended at the past
session of the Legislature, which per-
mits the sale of 100 sections of school
land during each year, where hereto
fore it has been but %. This means
that the irriducible school funds of the
state will be rapidly increased and
our income from the state apportion-
ment should be rapidly increased.
This will depend on the ability of the
state board to loan the funds accruing
from the sale of said lands.
Good Outlook for Schools
On the whole, the financial prospects |
of the district appear to be more prom
Using than they have for several years
past. This is fortunate, owing to the |
fact that it is essential that the dis
Irict, in the not far distant future,
build graded school building to take
The place OF the Irving, which is now
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24
LITTLE HHRBTE HOOVER

Little Herbe Hoover's to house to stay,
To make us scrub the dishes clean keep the crumbs
away,
An learn us to make war-bread an save up all the
grease,
less of butter the we'll have peace
An all us other chren when scanty meals is done,
We gather up around fire. an has the mostest fun
A-stenin to the proteins, that Herbie tells about
An the Galleries that get you
Eff
An little Hsrbie Hoover says when the fire burns low,
An the vitamnes are creepn shadows soft an
slow,
You better eat the things Food Folks says theys
plenty of,
the shove,
An gobble up the corn-pone, an vegetables an fish,
An save your drippins an yer sweets lick clean
ever dish,
An don't get fresh a-takin of you do with
out,
Or the Calories1I get you
Sophie Kerr in Life.
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FO RSALE-ONE PURE BRED HOIr
stein bull from John T.. Smith herd.
Phone 82R or As. 53tf
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FOR SALE-TWO PURE BRED DUR
oc Jercey bears. Phone 8eR or As.
53tf
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= R. A. M. WATCH FOB.
Owner may have same by calling
and paying for this ad. SAT-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-24

BUNDLE OATS HAY WANTED. C.
e. Smith. Phone 205N. 74-9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AND WIFE WANT
room and board in private family
for about two months. Give full
particulars. Care Star-Mirror. 7Stf