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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

STATEMENT or THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION. ETC
REQUIRED BY THE G OF COS
GRESS OF AUGUST Gath. 1917.
Of DEBORAH Poster og We'd Arucn, puhltshc'
semi-wcekly at DEBORAH. Iowa, for Arrl
!. 1917
STATE OF IOWA
COUNTY OF WINNESIIlIk
Before mo. q Notary Public in and for
tho State and county aforesaid, personally
appeared ROBT r. BERGESoN. VIII nav.
ing hoeu duly sworn according TO law. IL.
poses and saws that he is The Manager @,
tho pcCornh Poster oC We'd Nrnon. ana
that tho following is. to the best or ms
knowlrdcc and belief. a true statement ni
m" ownership, management. "tc.. oi ih'
aforesaid publication for the date shown
In the above caption, required by the Nct
OF August 24th. 1872. embodied in section
il3. Postal Laws and Regulations, printed
on the reverse " this form. to wit
I That III" names and addresses of the
publisher. editor managing editor, and
business managers are
Publisher. u Anuudscn Publ. Co, %
corah. Iowa.
Editor. !. n. wist. DEBORAH. Iowa.
business Manager, Il. - BcrGcson, DC
corah. Iowa
-. 1<lat tho owners are
Hclma II \nundscn. DEBORAH. Iowa
7. II. AnundSon. DEBORAH. Iowa
r II AnundScn. D"Corah. Iowa.
George .AnundSpn. Detroit, MINI.
Martha Nnundscn. Detroit. Mimi
Florence \ Peoples. Detroit MINI
Esther .\nunlscn. Detroit. Mimi
Erling Nnund~cn. Detroit, MINI
Harriet NnuudSon. Detroit. MINI.
3. That tho known hondnoldcrS, mort
gaCocs. and other security holders oWnins
or holding | per cent or more of the total
amount Of bonds. mortgages, or other
securities are
None.
: That the two paragraphs next above
fHry fI. aa..r -Lf f1.- ~ M a EfIIl-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Tpoefnlo.

D}othioa GiOc, Ell al Gccorob@
boot f%icnotc Tcrionllghc0cr, bnoc
9tot iii Sen0ng / iii Nicn her
otter ct fort SpQclcic. @amlc Nfo
thin4 hor prrct ifral / mango Mar
men %lhUroi0 oJ pirfiom lonl ban
oltio citcr Guuc bar, hang ban /
STlcu til oct ll0ilc. Se0t NorQt
Sen 290r San. 1885 Tom ban her
oprr lor 33 Nor iiocn. Nnn otter
!abcr lia Nuitru oA Ell Gottcr,
Oira. ! @nocrion 0c bouNc / III
HGQtcitob ire N9rn, men ire er
rnOc / en- lmQ Mulocr. WnmIc Wir5.
Gi0c liNQrr lortibC1 mcQct oluorlia
ma ol oct CT finn ira ut Sn1clcle
tim fan opcrpTrr i'm Wtono2 Nc.
nrnucIit. NcArnpclicn lilocr Stco
/ OtorQCL Slr2ouQ, ira Micrnmct
~ ira Sen Gorcncoc Glrtc &l. ,
G'tcruio0nA Noit @Icanc ~lOrrct
ter.
X X X
[ohn Curtin, ser tonI til o.
corah ullrrc0c / 1887, cr (or3onG
<un ocu 220c IPart1 oiqunct uc0
QoOcn / lit Nicn hcritco@, San
unr Icoi / Srncricf, %>rlnno, Ben
Site Sec. 1880 "a funl 9lar
9unumcl mc0 line NorUl0rc til
HInlcrifn. Oct pur Sen 20cn Wui
1857. at ban fouu til Gccuruh u0
bcg0nOtc Norrctniu1 mco SclritoIo.
Nan opiortc ocn @p0ntuN bpor
Cncil < Nlion bar iii Ncrfitco,
iunIt Sen huori Sccorah Motor So.
M bar i'm 6orrctnlng. Non
iroo0tc M al ottIp %NorrctnlnA /
1856 men pnr al i'm Sio en- me
get plrtlom DtonO mco mango &n
tcrcaicr. Grcmpclpi3 fan uGpnc1,
at ban i - 9Ior par Mcolcn al
Nnrun0Ct
Nt000c blCu / 1864 uiit nlc0 Wtiia
ItnrD Torucr@ al Statcn Mem Oort,
% 0c III Ell Spn Z. !. Curtin, ser
inInmcu mco Mioocrcn opcrIcpcr hum.
Womlr Nir1. Curtin cr mi lit 7ioc
Hlor ~ bar / Here Nur uUrct Snun.
lis.
San Milru. iom oQiuu var en- al
0crornha Ul0ltc ol bcolt tlcnbtc ii.
ontrcr, cr %erooQ olQ0uct ucb d
ocu Iou NolQC AZ ct SluQtiIiTloc.
Y|r NtlCp bar 'uu lUn0c ionl Sc lie
tie her @ucn tan mln0c2 tllbulc, ar
bcloct iom Nloitcrcr o. Mturitcu4mm
rcr, o. ian unr 0ct, lom life ficuotr
bcu Qoh@lilr YPun0 nlc0 set ucnliOt
SnrlI Nuu par life laa li0ct Al cl
Srlliunl % iualcoc nrcQct mco al
lrl0crc oct uorlIc SproQ % iiUr nCN
COcrlUttcliC a uor'tt State Nau
u0r oa'uO n%uulltul't bclnuct men iua
ucl hclmc NCluucIic iom lit Sproltu
lent brlNtc h0n TIM Ill lin c0cn pcr
ionliQc TornplCIic. Goruocu lut Nu
inn citcrIancr hon 'll Ell Gottcr, Ser
'or mango Nur ll0cu bIcu Git 81 lint
tC0C ira NnCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Wiis Soiic Nnmmcr.

i note Golntpnnt nUprtc lea iua
'lpAilgt, al lPii3 Soiic @ummcr iflil,
DC hinge / gtortbmpob. Gen Nitcn,
4onccrtcn bol6tea, iou oct no til at
BIZ Ne9r, 90 ocrior tom icg life iii
al bsrc hcnbc. &c, Tom bertc ocllnc
nllac, 'llntc Snn1crinbc, bar clli0c
on, al DC If bsrc nogct, ipnn por
nTrb at bore, oa opcr alt, hpor bun
bar %optraa0t, bar Wla6cnC uGrct chi
&C ON at Nlnc bcnbc oct melt llblncrs
tcoc Sfuo2mnal. NJ min lille Hotia
III tdnlfc noncn oct rSn0trpf, at bun
Ipn0cr '%orncmlig norife Sanac. Null
InnQcr alcrnc nor'tc Snn0c, men Inn.
ger oaloa banbc cngcIifc, tpifc, lroll-
Itc oN ltnIicnifc.
ltlla NaHllllcr or fe0t Noog,
Nor0c, oN 1T lin leritc llnocrpisning
| Sana Der, Scncrc / a%riitionia. "a
man Iorlto0, at bcu llngc Glen bcioo
nlcr emo alminocligc mmiifalifc Gp.
ncr, blcp bum icrl6t iii Berlin, bpor
blln ltlbcrcoe unocr Trou alattc Don
Scmit, Gnmmlillu Stcinbrllcf OF Gil.
Ii Scbnlul. Gortj0cn cr Wtiia SAINT
lllcr pnd SalgcriGro / Soma, ion
ulot iC0 pcb. SOM or en- Seitcr al
MuItrncn iii e. 9. @~rnocyion,
Nortbmooo, Dor GomtnioQiercr, o0
man tun viii ion bcloc3 Norcaic nos
bonl. Nuorior life paste pno at ioa
bore 900 Sunh norifc Tolfcial0c
l%bcrcQnct, mems Scr M fan pGre gll,
Looming 0crtIl. Get cr ionbclio life
til bier Sib, her cr Inlconino iii at
'nn bare ell pirtclia lorif Sanger
iu6c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

0cnnc Wnoncb bnpoc vi Ell nleget pTl.
dig Sncitornt pau oioie aartcr. ri
bar cnoni IpGre Sneionner; men Dc
%bcgpnoer M ritlot oen 2Obc at intclt.
9onlfc buriigt. Seq ioo "Robin Hcb.
brcoit" ioaq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Get tpifc N%onriralitet oplpier Of.
~'icielt, at 36S SanoclSIflbe I'll Ell
Iomlct 1omlnge paa 1S1,5O0 IONS
tlep s0elagt / Scbrlar "Iom 6slgc
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &rigaforan'
italtniuger". Ni Oisie bar IS moi.
trale Sfibe. Sra Sonoon blep Der
zen Sole Warts oplpit, ligeleoeS or.
i~lcieIt, at Ger / Den ipritc Waanch
al ocn uinbitrGnteoc llnoeruunoss
frig blcp lpnfet Sfibc I'll eli ianl.
let Sonlloge al 100000. Mtcn Sri
terllc npplltc intct on, bpa0 Der
bar blct sbelagt peb Wincr.
Set par ct b~cipnbcrligt Gull Al
Sfirbncil, at @rcu bon Sernstorif
lfliloe fonmlc til Berlin nffllrnt
Iommc 9aQ, Tom 0Pr. @craro fonl
til @aihin0ton. San mootogcs a.
Acprpiertantcr ira llocnrigsmini
"i!crict % ct tort Iltol Tenncr,
6criblanot DIR. BERNHARD Sernburg
"a Enptcin anrl gopsGo, Iont beg
ge life or belt ufjcll0tc her | DC
Gprcncoe Statcr. Get blsp olnin,
bclig bcntcrfet, at @rcpen bar INT
llQ Gloct, iiocn Den iioit a i Spif.
lonb. NoGle Sage %iclcre oiientlig'
gioroc ban Ell &onlununIfc, boort
ban erflGreoc, at Oct tp0cligt trent
rif al SSnitrllftiuncrnc til Den tn'fc
Miniitcr / Wierico Gin, at Wcrico
life iful0c iaa piOe nogct ON oct
tpife Silbub, oeriom oct life fonl
til Grig mclcm Splfla10 % DC
Sorcneoe Statcr.
Taa oct ipr onltaltc ~biitoriitc
Msoc / Den prolific Snnboag /
forri9c llge bolot ogiaa Sociuli'
item Noolf &offnluno Ell poloIom
Gale, bpori ban beifplOte piaIc
uapngipne beititoacnOc tpifc Gnl-
bcosnlrno for at bauc mnrliplllcrct
ct Corner" / pi5'e SeoemlolCr,
mems De inttige aloaier / NorO.
nifluno iolot iom lcttc Sfrc ior
&oppc-G pioemicn, uuocrnGret og
,tbcll WtooItanOSfroit Ioln De er.
elsie Scifploninger pnftc ct polo.
Ionlt 9isrc, mcn oct blcu mango
@algc uGrre, en0oa, oa ban lten-
rlcoc Sen prpiIiifc Sumter Soc ON
Tnncration ion loniels5 % trimi'
mel % lllOcrpallbsfrigen Ionl Ell
Torbrpoelic impo 6oltcrcttcn. 81
Ter ct prcoepcnbc Spcftnfcl bcllllt
tcoe SltIct pco N%iItemning, Of Soif-
mano fife ifilloc bape Nct til at
tale mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

llluplia Siitc. gieren: ~Spap So,s
fer er oci SC bcitlacr2 &eo &c lite,
al Der er iorbuot al iiite her?"
SportSmauhen ion, pod re Stmcr
life bar ianet CT gin: Seq f'icr
Tic. SEQ bare maSer Sprene."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Generally fair weather and mode.
rate temperature will prevail unit
Wednesday or Thursday. when TN,
weather will become unsettled viii
probably local rains followed by much
colder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

plot leg Oco. &m CT en- Seitcr a
Mu'trncn I'll e. 8. @umhcyipn
Nortbmoob, Dor GolntniaQiercr, 90
man Tan uIlt roa bcnoc@ Norcalc hos
bonl. Nuorior life paste pno at loo
bore 900 Sara nor'tc Goltcinlgt
lbcrcGnct, mems Scr mi fun pGrc gln.
looming 0crtlI. Get or iouoclio iffC
til bier Si0, her cr Nnlc6nina iii al
lon bprc I'll p%irtcliA llorif Sanger.
il6c.
Spocno !Spit.
Gn al @ortb Goultps Gloitc %
ploclt ticnbtc Eipnrcrcr, Son. &c.
nnlcl Gucllc, Northmoob, cr panorci
bort, 'iocn icg icnOtc nit iioitc Bon.
0cbrcu til 3. y" San par isot
Stotcn 9}cm aort. fom til @ortb So.
/ 1896, bIcu lclot ion Ncprpicntun.i
I'll ScNlalatlrcn Ell Sang, nrcp Wpl.
IcbrtQ nQ lcncrc @oufiorrctniuo /
Northpoo0 % par pc0 lin Ipo ont
trent % Mar. Nun par Nmcrifancr,
men ficnot al onltrcnt ole, lonl bar
boct / @ortb 50. Ell SiO.
Mil3 Bertha Stcnarllo, North
mono, cr beo ulocr ct Sphplo / So
dorado. SiNct blcp brnNt tilbaNc til
acnIctt % hpilcr M / &proena
SfIeo p0n Glf @rouc W~tcniohcoa
@ruppIub&. Num citcrlabcr liz Sp-
'tcitbc % en- QannmcI Tar.
@an1le Wtra. q. u. Sroc, Silpcr
Satc, cr guoct til MpiIc, citcrlaocnoc
liQ ire Senner oN 70 Sptrc. Nun bar
Ell ubmcrtct apinoc, oQtct % Urct
i lin Mrco3.
WamIc Gilbert NrnCion, Nprtb-
pnn0, cr l'nl0c "Nnhor" Ell Nl0cr
AZ onltrcnt 81 Nar uiQunct uco 81
Den, San uar loot ! nororc Nllroal,
&oI0cr@, NorNc, o1 tom mco i'm Su.
ltru I'll Nnlcritu / 1857 o. iii NORTH
SO. / 1872. Nuitrucn. huia TiNc-
nam uur Nlcuna Wrnotcn ooOc ior
ct Mars SiO liocn. SaapiDt pibca
hnuoe 0i2lc to ingcn nurc Slp1tuln-
ger od lIl1cn Born.
u. e. Shucn, acnictt,
inlNtc 'or ire Nur iI0cn i'm @utitior.
rctnllN ~ tInbtc iQicu Ell Surm / 2.
Gnt. Nu bar ban flobt iNicn i'm
NutltrprrctninN l AClictt, buor ban
hcrc'tcr bIir at fillbr paa lin Namlc
NIoN@ ionl lrr. "a ban iolNte, bou-
&c bon uWrct @irbmonb / &cnictt i
% Nnr, oN ban blror pUrc goo Tor
minbit % Mor I'll. inocn ban 0ior
@onllnA AZ liz. Sea enitcr hanr I'll.
luttc / lin 0onlc StlIlInQ.
NnNiitc.
Wtll2 Gina &onlcn % Wtr. Carl
9lnOcrion, Nnrthmopo: Mr&. :. &.
Sbocn % Wtr. Som Ectcrion5 Mcll-
lett Sea onltcr 0iaic natcbc Tar ct
laIlIt % lntfcllQt Sannllp,
Nliutc "Smprmnacrc"
bar NJ her / @orth SO. Saulcbc5
toN Ytr. Z. u. @uhuanNcnL Sanlnn.
tomL uco "@uttcrmatcr9 Gonpen.
ton" i Sc3 Mioiuc3 2bcu TrUmic /
"Smctp'tatc3" &!uaicn % lite TrT.
mic | gathered Cream" Hontcitcn.
&cb observation-disclosures &ouucntion /
Imr2 tol q. u. MInic, iom or
Smorna1cr / Mnulp, lie NrGmic
o. SmpruaAcrcn / Northmpob, q.
:. @arncr, iNc TrTmic.
Siucric.
Tuitor =. J. Zee, NorthuuoN, har
nlnattct N I'll ct Noipltal / IA Eroaic
Tor pco Ell Spcrutlon at BIZ lrlct Tor
Ct Snoc, ban | lTlgcrc Sio bar pT.
rel PLACER lleo. Sal@ Sattcr, Ger or
uolTrt Spacplcicrltc, pnr meo Oh
paSicoe banl. Seq haabcr, &r. Ta-
itorcn mart or "ligc 900" iaicn.
Irnc %otner nTr S<oice har ipl9t
i'm Sarm Der o. oil mcb i'm Samilic
iIpttc paa rn SarnL han bar / Safota
ct Steb.
Son I. Z. None % ". u. See,
gtortbpooo, bar giort Ell Snr I'll Sp-
ocn. Dc pilbe bape icct Gilba pgiaa,
men turbe life, apr.
llluplia Siifc. gieren: ~Srab Vol
fer er oet SC bcitiaer2 &cb &c i.ic,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Silialas / gSisconiins Great Empire;
DEBORAH, Iowa.

Ut 40 NereS iSarnlhiem meb ct foieli9t, ipmiortabelt
Sus; 2 AereS rpooet % plctet. Ell 80. . Sriie 10 IL
Sers. Ipr 81 400. getaI $3.50 toutoHt. oQ iuqen plbere
afbetolinaer be iarfte 3 Gar. gi gtner fpr fSumilienS
Se'tnttelic en- &ortrntt for at ale AfbetuIluaer ophps
pes p9 Sficoe paa tyarmeu frI for al ~ iolb Qines bin
pnttru, ON on Dor. SerttI gipeS eli bel Del oi0lp.
Setierlng p9 renlia Snteresie itfe rGprt aoutrGtter.
Soubet Ii9Ger bet for z oumerpphoIoslteber iau
berenlte @ng!e Gioer StreQ. hppr CONNER urilisrue
folnnier itae Ill bin Ter % betalsr StorbnerS Prttsr
prSoroprobufter Gtrlp elter "Sanborr Cain Waos"
Sanborn Company, Dept. rs, Eagle River, Wis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
uacns Wcir.

&C Sorcucbc Stntcr& %cirbnrcol
mchbcIcr iaI0cuoc nm %circt / llAcn
fonl bconnotc Sen tS6c Winrt3:
Upper Mississippi Valley and
Plains States:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

ciliaIas.--Opoprfebe Sarme |
ben beremte Niouie Riuer epop Bot
tinean % Rsnpile @ouutper. Nortb Satota.
Strip ieaG siter Viiie oper pore Narrns.
oopIares sSaItao so Sansioro, Y. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

oiljalas.-320 Ncres 5arm /
- ben betienote Wtusieliheu Ialep. Roies
bub Co., Mont. 2 Wlil iraSpen. Sor Or
mere SpIpsninser itriu euer tom % beiss
0tatb Sieluit, Sascom, Mont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
u, Is. Shucn, acnictt,

Ntli3 Siuu %omcl % Wtr. Carl
Yn0crlon, Nortbmooo; Mrs. :. &.
Sbocn % Itr. Som Tctcriou, Mcll-
lett Sea onitcr oi2ic nqtcoc Yar ct
Iallt % lntfrllQt Samlip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

vi er ppbebaqerter for Wiuueipto, Norb oa 5u1
3atotn. Wlseouiin t~prbenfpr Ga SroSie. Wpuniul
Soabo, Wuntono. Wiouitpbo. Soif. % alberta.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
A WISE OLD CUSTOM
community.

Some gray-headed who grew up in New Eng
land remember the custom that prevailed in many
thing else That not irrational or cruel The child
permitted to help himself herself If too much
taken the discipline having to eat it sooner
later was wholesomely educative We may get back
it. Waste is justified in prosperous families
other families 1t is big element in giving children
utterly false idea of what makes prosperity least
binding youngsters the vtalism of thrift which
all accumulation is based-Brookyn Eagle.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
STILL AFTER SENATOR BORAH

The propaganda to compel Senator William E.
Borah to change his mind and remain in the senate
has taken root in spots in the east. The New York
American William R. Hearst's string Of metro
politan daes in the issue of June g. has editorial
appeal the retention of Senator Borah in the
branch of congress in this crisis.
The whole editorial which is quite lenthy may be
summed up in this brief paragraph:
THE call of the tremendous hour to proven states
men and able counselors is high and clear the
buge that calls young countrymen to In the
nations defense. And of Borahs type will
fail to answer to that CALL"
There has been intimation from Senator Borah
that this Propaganda is having influence whatever
original decision retire at the close Of his
ent term.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
DADDY'S EVZNDNG
bARY TALL eli
HAPPY PIGS.
~ MARY GRAHAM'.BQ4N,lNSsER

"Pinky Pig" said Daddy, ''had been
having very few adventures of late.
He had not eaten too much-that is he
had not been i'll from eating too much.
"'You see,' said. Pinky one day to
his mother, it's this way. We're very
tend US to be-
"'What do you mean by that, Pinky
dear? asked his mother who always
spoiled him and thought that every
thing he said was decidedly worth lis
tening to.
"T mean said Pinky, giving a
grunt so that the other Pigs would
pay attention to him while he spoke, I
mean he continued. that pig is
pig because it has always been one.
Brought up to be one, you see.'
"'True, true said his mother, you
are so wise, Pinky darling You see
his mother certainly did spoil him, for
Pinky had not said anything wise at
all. All the other Pigs grunted as
though to say,
"Bravo, bravo, we're all Pigs be-
cause we've always been Pigs OF
course they were all very silly, but
Pinky went on talking as II he felt he
were wise indeed.
"'And it is just as well we're so
happy and satisfied being Pigs. Just
suppose, for a moment that we all
wanted to be birds with lovely plu-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
Can Surplus Food, But Use Jars and
Cans Wisely

Don't have an empty preserving jar
in your home next fall.
There may be some difficulty in Sc
curing cans and preserving jars.
Reserve regular tight-sealing con-
tainers for vegetables, concentrated
soups, meats, and fish.
Concentrate products so that each
jar or can will hold as much food and
as little water as possible.
Put up jams, jellies, and preserves
in glasses sealed with sork or paper
and paraffin. apex fruit juices in
ordinary bottles.
Don't can anything that can be kept
as we'll dried or in other forms. Dry
navy and mature Lima beans for win
ter use.
Produce in your garden lots of cab
bage, potatoes and root crops that
can be kept for the. winter without
canning.-U. S. Department of Agri-
culture.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
CONTRIBUTION BOX
Note: All communications must be
signed. Names are withheld from
publication if requested. ED.
Bound for .France2

Prof. J j. Gill is just in receipt of
a letter which will be of interest to
many citizens here: Part of the let
ter is deleted. The part that passed
the censor follows
My dear Prof. Gill;
We started from Ell Paso night be-
fore last bound for the east coast and
from there wherever it is deemed best
to send us in Europe.
want to see all my people before
leaving this country and they will
scnly be a few hours journey from
New York City. | may be able to
yet away long enough for short visit.
Please remember me to all my old
friends there
K.ndest regards to yourself and Mrs.
Gill HERBERT c. FOOKS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
Sells Beans at S14 a Sack.

Marysville. Cal.-"God bless the
war; it is i'll wind that blows no body
good is what William H. Burmood of
Meridian said when he received a
check for $4,000 for his 1916. crop of
pink beans.
Burmood had 3400 sacks, and. at Is
cents pound they brought $14 sack
Dial Smith, another Meridian farmer,
also is jubilant. Like Burmood he
speculated with his beans, and for
$500 sacks he received a check for
$4,000.
Suffer county growers are being Of
fered II cents a pound in advance for
their 1917 crop of beans, now being
offered ~ cents a pound in advance
for their 1917 crop of beans, now being
sOwn.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
BUY A LIBERTY BOND.

If you want to do your part,
I Buy a bond,
So they'll know it's from the heart
Gross the pond,
And they'll know that as we're in II
We are bound to fight and win it,.
So you must not lose a minute,
Buy bond.
If you love your native land,
Buy bond
1t will show them where we stand,
Gross the pond
If you are one not fighting fit,
Or your age lets you out of it,
You can surely do your Bit"
Buy bond.
For the honor of our land
Buy bond,
So they all will understand
Gross the pond.
Though we may have differed before
About the European war,
We're American to the core.
Buy bond.
Men of many kinds and types,
: Buy bond,
Will follow the Stars and Stripes
Gross the pond,
Feeling civilizations need.
" Universal peace guaranteed"
They will know no class or creed
Buy a bond.
Dear "Old Glory seems to say
Buy a bond,
And we're bound to win the day
Gross the pond
Finance the men who follow me
On the battle fields cross the sea,
To fight for peace and humanity"
Buy a bond
Don't forget the debt we owe,
Buy. bond,
TO the years of long ago
Gross the pond
Dur freedom stopped, could not adj
vance,
Independence had little chance,
Until the money came from France
Buy a bond.
w K HAMILTON. |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
JUST ONE 800 BOND

1t has been carefully estimated that the proceeds
Of 800 Liberty Loan bond will fully clothe
and equip American soldier. Each purchaser of
Liberty Loan bond for 800 may feel that his her
money is doing its individual part in the arming and
eQuipping of of country's soldiers To some
who wish that they could actively their country
in the field but who denied this privilege this
gives specific, tangible nature to an investment in
Liberty Loan bond
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
Americans at the Front.

LONDON--Tom Phillips. sof Wichita,
Kansas, quit his job as a street-car
conductor to go to war He bummed
his way to England with Tom La
Roche, of Oakland, California They
landed in August 1915, and Joined the
Welsh Guards.
Tom was killed at Ypres in July ,
1916" said Philips. 1--WE been pref
tv lucky-wounded twice but nothing
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
GIVE SOMETHING FOR
LIBERTY.
BY Hon. Franklin K. Lane,
Secretary of Interior.

At Yorktown, Va, there is a
shrine to which repair the lib
erty lovers of the land 1t is
a simple stone marking the
grave of Gov. Thomas Nelson,
who entered the War for In
dependence as rich man
with the exception of Gen.
Washington, the richest man in
the SOUTH and died a poor man
having given his fortune for
the support of the colonial
troops The stone bears these
words:
He Gave All
for Liberty.
Such men brought liberty to
us and we now can repay them
by lending our savings for the
, maintenance of liberty-that
government of the people, for
the people, and by the people
shall not perish from the
earth"
Bull Liberty Bond
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13

serious. First I got slammed on the
head with pals rifle butt during
fighting with Fritz. 1t was so close
we couldn't always be sure who was
getting hit. But the real. mighty
wounds came last September on the
Somme A machine-gun bullet went
through my left wrist and another
through my leg, and then they operat-
ed on my head, and-they're still at it.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
A SENSIBLE REQUEST

John P vomer made bequest in his will that
will provide enduring monument to his memory. 1t
provides $4,000 the construction of public swim
ming pool in lewiston Mr. vollmers home. 1t is true
but lays the fountaion the cost Of
maintenance institution will be considerable.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
NO REASONS FOR DELAY

There is reason for delay in purchasing Lib
erty Loan bond in the hope that by waiting better
investment be obtained. Should the United States
government issue later during this bonds bearing
higher rate of interest is expressly provided in the
law authorizing the Liberty Loan bonds that
they shall be exchangeable, par for par for similar
bonds bearing the higher rate of interest
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13

doubt Mr. vollmer concluded that If the citizens
of the community did not take sufficient interest to
get back of the swimming pool it would be waste of
funds to establish
There is doubt that Lewiston will do her
part gladly make of this swimming pool just what
the donor intended it be, permanent benefit the
community.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-13
Notice.

University of Idaho, June 8, Moscow,
Idaho. Sealed proposals will be open
ed in the office of c. Richardson, archi-
tect, at Moscow, Idaho, at p. m. June
25, 1917, for the construction of d horse
barn. Drawings and specifications
may be obtained from the architects
office at Moscow, Idaho.