davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
&nlosiuraiitnima i 8rauebalstnn.

nclen. - Sra Bergen mebbelcs oell
lite december. gn eienbommelis
auIosiorgiitnine inbtrai ~ibnsmorses
/ 8rauebalstunnclen, bpor Der iorti.
ben paogaar Smbptr,ing al Sfinncr.
st Irbeiostog mco IS Rano rpffe.
De ino / Slinnclcn. fl al bisic blep
'pge % maotte / bciuimet SilitanO
transpprtercs no pao ell Srale. -
aar'a9en antages at uGre, at Scr
bar oGret ipret paa 2cfomotipet III.
De / Slinnelen. Iette bill life bli
qiort mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

0n SieloenbcS or set at Ell aonc
er Sloemor iomtihigt iom bun bar
TO ufoniirmercoe Barn. Mcn bette
er SiliUIoct paa 8aaroen 2ilano i
@otfeIogn. &oncn or / 60-NnrsaI.
oeren % bar pGret gift TO @ange.-
vi lit isrite gggteifob bar bun en- Git
Satter, iom igien bar en- gilt 0at-
ter mco TO Barn. ) lit anbct 9Gg.
teifab bar Sloemoren bapt DC ilcitc
Barn, buoraf - iom nppnt - 70 or
UNDER aonfirmotionsaloeren fortpl.
Ter Neutrality-suspicious..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Npraes inbnitrielle Stiaina. z

Statsraob forleoen blep Der itSf GER
oigct propilpriif anorbning ON
Sucrfipttelie al llnoeriogelie al
Sonocts Sorraao al Gaoproorfter,
Sci oa SaIpiabrifater % aitore va
rcr. 5anfen mlco M%noroningen er
at ifaiic Ell Speriigt oper 9onbets
inouitricae Stiaina. llnoerIsselien
blir at iperfIGtte eitcr ilrrmere Sor-
i~friitcr al Sanbclsbepartcmentet og
til 5iber, iom bette beitemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Sanoclstpnnaaeu forpacs.

Stapan9er meobeles Den lite De.
cember. Sfibsreoer Sans Mabiell
NJ. IL. bar fontraberet eler opertaget
aontrafter for ire me Sfibe. 90 al
Dem ifal bpgges / Imerifa poa ct isr,
i~teflasi les @erfiteo. Sc andre bpoges
/ Sbangbai. Ge TO fsritn9pntc er
paa $500 Cons og De to iibitnppnte
paa 300 Cons. Wabien bar tio-
ligere fontroberet ct Gampifib pao
2OO0 Cons / Sbangbai. Get bar iaa.
ct Napnet "Goluta" % bliper iGroigt
| Sebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Snomjtriplancr ! Hpfen.

bpao "Sremtiben" erfarer, er Gien-
Domrten gtebre Sppif % San.SDuifs
Gicnoom baanogipet ct Sellfab, ionl
reprrienteres al gngene Gpnamit-
iabrif / Surum. Saanb9ipellesIim
men oreier iig ON 100000 aroner,
on Mreolet er t400-1500 Waal.-
@icnoommele ligger pcb Chen al
bucranore og bar bl. q. en- b%etpNelig
Stranolinie, omfring $1,000 We=
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
ga Noriue. Qiinn.

Sbontas Nrution 6datoeot, en- al DC
Gloitc Sett!erc / Sipton Soiunibip.
6aroir 60, Soipa. osoe Sguoag Den
1oe SuIi 1916 eiter nm noale iaa ga
ges SrgeliQbeo. ouu bar isot oen
72bc Sec. 1874 al Sorrlorene SoQcp
Nilitiou odatpeOt % 0uitru 0eae
Sbor5batter i Glen, (eIcmnrieu, Nor
&C % bIeu iaaIeoe5 roget ooer II
&dr gdmntel.
! 1858 Tom ban meo line Tors
rIore til Amcritn o9 boeOe et Var ueo
Si6ertp Brnirie. 8i9. Serpun ilntteSe
ban iii Sinmore So. Iiuu.. hpor ban
boeoe en- So adr. Sioeu Den Sio
bar ban boet paa tit 2ano / Soma meo
lluotugelie al CT Aar. IA ban bar /
aGuias. Zen 3Ote SnnIar 1873 blew
hnu gilt meo 9ianoi @iermuno5outter
Glior og oere3 9Ggteita5 ~0eIiianebc3
meb 10 gdrn boorni I sr ogoe. 6nr
e~iterIoo iiB lin 6uitru, / Ssuuer o.
TO 7gtre. liant en- Vrooer. Sumu;I
AultIun / Gl6erf yeu. Wiuu.. Sen ere,
ne gienleueroe al 9 Ssiieroe. Gioeoe
&c Snbt inpuet al line efterldote og AZ
Siptou Reuiabeo. bUorai ban unr 81
aftiot Ieolem. 9egrauelieu ioree'f
unoer itor 9eItagelie ZEN 19oe Suli.
IsnigbeoenS Yreit. Sai;. lluisih. for
rctteoe. Bait. aoepte al RiSiouri.
5nuoocu. iom oar goSt iienOt meN
afosoe. oar ogina tiliteoe % talt.
Srsitcns Orb paa ergelii.
+. .. lluieth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

Smfoitninscr. - I'll Gienoommcn,
iom or berifabeiiet bebu9eet, bsrer
hcnpeb 10 Maal Soro % $50 Meier
StrnnbIirie. - Sanbclen er giort
nGrmcit, iorbi &ommurien pilbe iifrc
Jig Stranolinic og Somter hoor in.
ouitricIle InlGa fan piies TlaoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
SiifcrEc trnes al Miner. i

c'1sNA"N u -hfhNA" NlA wv
l%tiansiuno meooeIcS Ben 15oc &c
cenlbcr. Slcre inbfomne Sarteicr
meoocler at bnpc iect oripeuoe Winer
al oct iarligite Slaga meb Ti9aer
paa Storiiloieltct. - Sorrigc Not
iaacs Ell GrpIoiion oN citcrpau iano.
res SragrcItcr % 300 Sit, Ion m.
ocoe poa, at ct 6nnoitiartei uar its0t
paa Ell Wfine. Mton bor iibcn iapnct
Ell Silteoamper, men oct bcheper life
al bctpoe, at Den or i%oruIpffet. Soa.
oonne Sfibe fon hripc / mango Segn
pua Sapet. Get bar pGret ipGrt
SAP paa San9itieItct, o. Dc briuen.
DC, iarlige Otiner antnges at oprc
fprt oio al De ipGre Stormc / Noro.
iieen o. langs 9pItcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
ct Snfunh i MpmeSal. st Oh:

iunb er siort paa 8oaroen Sefne |
Homebal, meooeler "EitlGnoinget".
Huber @rapnine / Ell Iger 'teote
man paa en- gammel @raphallg. =
Gen inbebolot ct Sperh, en- Or, Ell
sppoipibs oe enoel andre @ienitalt.
Be foruben enbel 9enreIter. Snnoet
or mclot til l1niperiitetetS Sloiags'
ionllina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Sfirufet $4,000 @rpuer.

@%apebrep al Sbe December Ifl9nter
Sfibsreoer Glib. MnoerIen % SuItril,
ieot TorsoaI, 25,000 aroner til Sp-
r~cttcIie al ct 2eeat for cnsligitiueoe
apinoer / @rimitao, giite % uglIte.
lom bor panifeIie for at flare Jig
iclp. Genterne ubbeles bpert Iar
bcn 14oe december / 80 arones Eor-
tioner, meooeIeS ira @rimitoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Urrnrus Hcaulerin0.

Vergcns TcgHItrTHy. OIW Oer
oen meboeles Den lite Eecenlber. -
spsrasmaolet ont Regulerin9en al
bet br9note Strss blep iaiten be.
banoIet al 9pltpret. S%iljenberg og
@repes ubfoIt blep peotaget meo
aaioIternatipet. M &eprpientanter
,temte for 9Iofalternatipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

Stort 2eaat. Sanlilien @erbaro !
ariltionsiano bar oprettet "0rii 81,
lie @erbaros 2egat" paa 5o,ooo
aroner. 2cnterne ubocles til per
oiae, life iattisunoeritstteoe trent
aeube / 2riitiansiano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
"Hrnm"s SfiTbne.

VruW SIJruNt. WUITl StVt-
Misunderstanding bar ienot Sorlpars'
bepartementet % norif Sisiartsmis
Icum Senpenbelier ON, at Der bltr
truiiet Soranitaltnineer for at Tor.
binore Sen paabeepnote 9belGggel.
ic al Eolarifibet "Sram", iaa Oct
fon bepares melt muligt / Den Stano
Iom set bar, ba BET siorbe Norses
SoIf ca Stag beremt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
SusonrtGning.

SnsonrtGling. - Get itatiitiifc
Gentralburenu meooeler islsenbe so.
u~eoreiultater ira Den ibsit bolote
MISUNDERSTANDING iammenbolot meo
6ioraarets Ealing. 9egge SGQiu.
ger er ubisrt eitcr iammc RegIer.-
Antal Susour 30te September / ri.
gets gpgoer: 1915: 1921 Seite,
t,120,517 StoriP, 1,329,559 Sau.
or, 240,303 @ieoer % POS, 522
Spin. - 1916: 1926 Seite, T.,
1883 StoriG, 1,2S2.271 Salier,
229,9S1 @ieoer og 221,146 Spin.
- Seiteantallet er altiaa saet meo
pel 5000. Stigningen itploes noe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Manae 6riuenbe Wincr.

@riitiansianb meoocles Den 9be De-
cember. Wangc Winer er leet ori'
penoe. Netop mi rapporteres oper
Gleffere Haoio en- Wine oriuenoe
Observation-Disclosures Suite.
= Bergen, Sbe Secember. sra
IIfcuolo meboeles, of Der / De iioite
Gage er %ilanbbrepet ire Miner, iom
Observation-Disclosures far taget Jig
al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
2riitiauia @nitpre bor ion

&%riltiania WDItpre bar lallllgttei
cnitemmiat /, at Ser til Spierelle al
9paninaer meo Smaoleill9beoer paa
9inbern, llnepaal, ellie Selen %
ssnore IaIen a,tpenoea al Soaile'
fonbet inotil 3 Wiuioncr Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Stapanaers Suteacr tsrlaet. Sro

Stopongcr mebOelcs Den l4oe Se'
cember. : @pitpret iaoar blrp lairu'
lac Sotcaer nestct 81 og Nli'ref.
Soteuerne bar biotil bapt lno'tr~n'
fet Hettiaheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

&ois fisher Gienbpm paa Selpen.
Tra Mpis mcoocles Den 14be &c
ccmber. Mois Spitpre beilutteoe
iaitcn of ficbc Gicnoommen Stort
Gaarli paa Seleen Tor $4,000 og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Tpoens SOFT.

Nils HIlion Sobnsruo oeoe III
8iem nGr HlmeoabI. Cavalier 60. Y.
3. ON Sitenen Den 22oe Rouember
iioItIcbsu al WaocirGft. buu hucoe
nuret ingeIia / lGugere SID. % iioitc
6cit rciitc ban til @rano SORTS for
hcr at isac SGgehiGIp. men troSS off
idu ltoo life hans 9ip Ill at reooeS.
SiItrooS for De lpGre 2thelier nj ban
ertienoe. at ban bar Ell Snuoer tor.
"iom er al 8aaoe ireIit. al bare Hoas
% ireIit peo 9amuets BLOB. HiIs
Hiliou Sobnsruo bar isot | Woe. Ror,
ore SoaIer. Noree. Den 7oe Wdrts
1865 al SorrIorene RiIs q. % Rarie
Scbnsruo, uoonnoreoe til ameriia Vaa,
rem 1889 / SsIee mco lin SrpIopcbc,
SbilHo giictb. oaiaa fra Woe. Yorbre
Oholen. Sc bleo aiite / Chicago Den
Site Sug. 1850. Sc boeoe / Chicago
e. Inrs Sio icucre / Rinneapolis.
Tirn., o9 Grafton. e. 3. ! 1896
iInttenc SanliIieu iii Cavalier 9ourtp.
u. 3. 90 bar bocf / HGrbebeu NJ
@nnN. Somcu. gIftpooo % Stilmca.
Sor to anr iiSer ticbtc Nr. Sobusrio
en- Snrm q NumcbabI. bpor ban ii,
Der bar boet.
Zen 2bcu Idrts 1909 Sehs hans
Nuitru' % e~itcrloo li9 Ter moberIeie
Srnud.
Sen 21Sc RnrtS 1903 bIep Yr.
Scbrsruo rptcpiet til giiis Mabel
2ariou al gItipooo, Y. 8. gtr. SobuS'
rur eiterIdoer Jig en- isr9euoe SGgtes
iGuc, fire 9etre o9 10 Ssuucr: Mrs.
Wnrtir 2nrIou. @nlboIa. y. ,. Wrs.
Soicpb Gperboc. NumebobI, Y. D;
Mrs. Wnrtin CIior, @bitepotcr. Won'
taun; Mrs. Sobn NeIiou. SaSfelt, Wos
niioba, 90 RiIS % sbeobore. 'ont or
biemnte. liant Ell Sror, iom Dor /
Norge.
6nr bicp bepraoer Ben Zoe Ropem.
Der. SsrQcauoStiencitcn / Sicmmct
az II 6orm, % / 6omerzG Itipoch
0irfcu al. . forrcttcocS al Yaitor U.
9. 9rcoii al Seu 6oreneSe Nirie. 6ar
bleu Ioat iii 0oiIe pon 6oneue' @roO,
pIobs oeb Chen al lin isrite Suitrt.
@uo Saoer Ssu og aauo itc 5at %
SGre.
6or SrclicrS llnNeruert og Hnnoeu5
Care.
NcrofGitcNc, nm bi0 ieg treiter pnn.
90 piit Oct giGlocr mer enc noRens
iinoe
Ga ieg / iibitc anmp ifal Seier piuoc
90 Groncn inG.
X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

al "Seit-
IT "9alto"
ia til Gar
tibet ifuloe
Sfibet itop-
sbaab, ion.
oro % be-
otter iig.
Eor Sifter-
losbauoerS
omborb /
|fuloe tiene
PaIto" iful-
bapOe life
pen 1900
llnper go
-@aabcn o.
spunft bar
q boi Sin.
fer pntbnro
llbiGtnin-
Is Here al
tpgt no.
ien, lllaottc
aue Wanb
Alto, ionl
eill op. ~
II Erouiail<
,ielige Me-
p.i.p. ont
III 0~erefter
,ati9t Sfuc
inoc / @el-
altp iaa
lie 0eWfelr
onbmhtil
rt at fnibe
iaa iioet
}, %funinegrt
en- efter at
b~corOteoe
tier.
ter lt=Tno.
'aotraf II
lsoonlpcren.
pirernc bar
poe %ioripnct
opcrfolillllc
,det Wall0-
olnborb til
t6olen" til
more Cant
y lot 20
Zen ltnOer-
at b%efprlrc
)eoer hi iif
Riab for DC
otter.
ign trai hi
lep itoppet.
tct.
II ioa paa
B, ~ialltlige
C..
,rpGrit, Der
torln; men
loiion1nleli-
Solclle oiil-
ing off iaa
benllc Iit.
tort Huber.
fer Sen enc
, al DC ail-
fe bnpt Irl-
ii, iaa man
iell.
[lbragt ONT
s "@alto"s
bragt plll=
oe piitnof
Der onlboro
,ro / "9al-
10 Die.
zen Ell Cor
leo ct ipGrt
ne.
iatte iaa
ct bar I19r-
,nrelie Der
fe at pente.
bar ielpfel-
ega. at ben
Ernrrinsen
SpIfene itll-
be ca. 10
Ganari-
bolb.
'~Rrfy,iss rens
III 81 ,,eF.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Sra Ioros.

SBo 1O3 Tar 9aiiltnel. Oru WI
ltionsIono meooeles, at Walene @oh'
nempr, Spclano, err ai9aaet peo 70
oen, 1913 Mar gommel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

Set bcticnNt9isreS berueo ior SIGgt
% Tenner. al Spuef hyperion blep
iprnot al Ell 6eit beu 24be 2ecember
1916 % osNe Seu inmme aften. 6nr
bIeo a Oet uGrmeite II Slar gnmmcI.
Hibeoc eiterlaOer iig lin Spbt ipr,
Genoe 8nmIe Snbcr o. RoOcr idut
fire 9rsore, iom ale ntegct beiIager
hans brdttc 9noeIiBt. Sau bleJ be-
9rapet Den 26be pan Geodrpdle5 @rnps
pIooS. Eaitor Soruei5 talte / airten
~ peo @rapen roer cal. 10. II: VT
trIe pore Sage. Oct lGrer on o5, Tor
at vi mna iod @i9oom / 6iertet."
On S~eItager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

PatentAdVokater og Solicitors.
Jas. n. williamson A frAnk o. Merchant uinssaPoi.. Nj,
Hovedkontorer: s9-93J Guaranty Loan Bldg
Hlial Room .! Mctiill Bldg. Washington. d. T.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
|ijos.
"Galt0" til
b iaa

|lnosoanlpc-
! bient nteo
|ib De tort
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
PRESIDENT
DEFENDS THE @TOUGH KID
DR.. G. Stanley Hall Points OuS Some
Places Where the Teachers
FaIl Down

EUGENE, Ore.-Dr G. Stanley Hall.
the veteran psychologist president of
Clark University, who is lecturing at
the summer school of the University
of Oregon this week, speaks up in de-
fense of the bad little boy or girl.
Not that the good doctor is adyocat-
ing sin as an essential of juvenile
training, however, but he does think
that q good many teachers slip up"
in their handling of the wayward
child
Teachers" he said; "are often
very wrong in their estimates of right
and wrong. They magnify the faults
of children to an unnecessary extent.
Young children are not immoral, but
and many of the things they
do which some parents and teachers
think very wrong should not be taken
so seriously.
"A child that tells lies by describ
ing obviously impossible happenings
is not in reality lying, but merely Civ
ing expression TO the flight of his
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
HERE'S A MOSCOW "SAMMT~
GLAD TO GO TO FRANCE
Tells How the Boys in the Philippines
Whistle and Sing When They
Hear the News

Mrs. Mae Williamson, who Las four
sons she is willing to lend to her
country, is in receipt of a communica-
ton from one Of the boys, Charles.
who has been in the Philippines two
and a half years in which he says:
''I got good news to tell you-that
the 9Th Infantry is ordered to go back
to the states next month, and I am all
excited getting ready. Everybody is
-whistling and singing. / think we
will go back east till we get used to
the climate and then sail for France.
You needn't worry, because It is an
honor to go and that I can do my
share and | am willing to do it."
This was written July 4, and of
course much has transpired since that
the general public knows nothing
about The troop was stationed at
Fort William Mckinley, two miles
from Manila.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
TAKE OVER
ALL SHIPS
FOR NATION
Federal Shipping Board Plans Drastic
Action to Get Results Without
Further Delay

WASHINGTON, - Communicating
shipping under construction in Amer
lea will begin Immediately. The
its program for seizing about 100000
tons now on the ways, also the taking
over the shipyards. Among the ships
are many English, Norwegian bot
toms under construction. The ques-
tion of returning these after they are
completed under American supervis-
ion will be settled by the state depart
ment. The yards will continue opera
tion by the present owners under gov
ernment direction.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
KILLED
WHEN HIS LOAD
OF HAY UPSETS
JOHN W. QUIGG VICTIM OF FATAL
ACCIDENT BETWEEN NOS
COW AND PULLMAN

John W. Quigg was instantly killed
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
while hauling hay near the farm Of
his son-in-law, George Farrand, a
prominent rancher living between
Moscow and Pullman. The accident
occurred when a wagon load of hay
tipped over on a side hill crushing
Quigg. DR.. c. L. Gritman of this city
was summoned to the Farrand home,
but examination proved that death
had been instantaneous. The body
was taken to Pullman and arrange
ments are being made for the funeral.
The deceased was 6S years of age,
and made his home with his daughter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
LATE MARRIAGE DOES
NOT EXEMPT DRAFTED MAN
General CrOWder Gives Exemption
Boards Special instructions on
This Particular Point

WASHINGTON - Local exemption
board have been instructed by Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder that
they may we'll hold that marriage
recently consumated, especially by a
registrant after he has been called
for examination, does not create a
status of dependency justifying i'm
munity from conscription.
1.-THE selective service law read
the instructions, docs not require
discharges in all cases of technical
legal dependency, but only permits
discharges where, in view of depend
ency, a discharge is advisable. Local
boards may we'll hold that marriage
hastily consummated recently, and
especially one consummated by a per-
son after he has been called to pre-
sent himself for examination to de-
termine his fitness for military serv-
ice, does not create a status of de-
tendency in which 1t is advisable to
grant discharge.
"It is to be expected that local
boards will exercise this full discre-
ton in cases where they are con-
vinced that unscrupulous persons
have thus violated the principles of
the selective service law in hope Of
duty
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
Big MOVES
PROPOSED
BALKANS
Agents of the Nations at
War at Work OF Con-
Certed Action
ITALY ON ANXIOUS SEAT
Opposes Separate Peace With Austria
and Demands That America Declare
War On That Nation

WASHINGTON-Big offensive oper-
atoms in the Balkans will come soon.
the allied agents declared here This
is the result of recent conferences
among the allied diplomats in Wash
ington bearing on Italy's demadns for
more active war against Austria.
Italy's irritation subsided today. Rus
sia agrees with her that America
should declare war against Austria
Apparently the other entente nations
told Italy that there will not be sep
arate peace with Austria which Italy
opposed. 1t is regarded significant
here that representative German pa
pers are loudly cheering peace talk
from Vienna
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
GOOD OPENINGS FOR
TYPEWRITERS AND
STENOGRAPHERS TOO

!. There is urgent demand for !.
!. stenographers in the U. S. serv- i.
!. ice. Age limit, IS years or over. i.
!. Salary, $1,000 a year to start. !.
I. Openings for both men and i.
I. women. Typewriters are also i.
!. in big demand, even where they +
!. know nothing of stenography. +
!. Those who have ability in these i.
!. lines are urged as a patriotic i.
4 duty to get to the front. If there i.
!. are five candidates or more in i.
I. Moscow, an examination will be i.
4 held at the federal building in 4.
!. this city. The date is August IS. +
!. The time to make application is i.
!. right now. Blanks may be OBJ 4.
!. tanned from the local civil serv- \.
4. ice secretary at the Moscow 4
!. postoffice Il
J. ..f.]..fj-+j--f. I. .t.i. + .4..t1-+ !.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
Auto Licenses Marked Down

County Assessor E. j. Gemmill is
offering bargains in automobile Ii
censes. He marked them down TO
half price on August 1. Under the new
law owners of automobiles bought on
and after August l are required to
pay but half the annual license for
the remainder of the year. To take
advantage of this the taxpayer must
certify as to the date of taking pos
session OF the automobile.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
CRAZY OKLAHOMA TENANTS
REVOLT AGAINST ALL ORDER

citizens to mass meeting at the court
house this afternoon. Arms and auto
mobiles have been provided
Marauders have cut many telegraph
and telephone wires. Two youths who
escaped report that dream of revolu-
ton is inspiring the rioters
Their Crazy Talk
"They talk of the Russian revolu-
ton and say that the time for revolu-
tion has come here. They threaten all
who refuse to join. They talk of ma
tional and world conquest, of the
spread of revolution over the globe.
They plan to seize trains and cities
in this region. They believe that
thousands will join them for the over
throw of the government"
While the mob stays in the road
committees visit each farm house en-
deavoring to get recruits.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
"SAMMIESn. TO MAKE HISTORY
IN MARCH THROUGH LONDON
Stars and Stripes First Foreign Flag
Carried Through the Metropolis
Since Days of William iii

LONDON--Not many days hence
London will be able to give a concrete
welcome to the American army, ac-
cording to the Express, which says
that body Of American troops will
then march through the streets of the
metropolis with banners flying and a
band playing. There will be several
regiments in the line of procession
and British military men are taking
keen interest in the arrangements.
The Express adds that it will be
the first time in history since the
landing of William III that troops of
a foreign nation have marched
through the streets of an English city
bearing arms and carrying a foreign
flag.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
Three Additional Men

Originally there were 1869 men reg
istered in Latah county men for mil
itary service. Since then three addi-
tional names have been added to the
list-men who were absent when the
registration was made. These are
William E. Anderson of Moscow, who
has number 1870; Frederick William
Moersch of Genesee, whose number is
1871, and James c. Stockwell OF Bo-
will whose number is 1872.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03

ADA, Oklahoma-The first violence
against the draft has broken out in
Seminole county. 1t is spreading here
and through Pontotoc county. The
Frisco railroad bridge at Francis was
dynamited and burned Traffic was
halted for IL hours. The mob is COM
posed mostly of tenant farmers. Many
negroes are marching now toward
Sasakowa, threatening to storm the
hardware stores to secure arms. All
members Of the mob are heavily arm
ed and in their march through the
country are impressing recruits.
Armed Citizens Wait
More than 200 armed citizens are
here waiting for the word to serve
against the mob. It is reported that
the mob now numbers 300. 1t is en-
camped 12 miles east Of here. Coun-
ty Prosecutor Bullock has called the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-03
PRODUCE WEALTH
Flo
In WAR GARDENS
ESTIMATE OF $3.50, 100000 PLACED
ON THE OUTPUT FOR THIS
YEAR

WASHINGON-A $350,O0O, 900 crop
from vacant lot and home gardens is
the way the people of the United
States responded to the early spring
call of the National Emergency Food
Garden commission for food F. o. B.
the Kitchen Door, according to the
nation wide survey announcement by
Charles Lathrop Pack, the president.
According to our figures" said Mr..
Pack; there are more than three
times as many gardens in the United
States this summer as compared with
year ago, the estimated gain being
222 per cent. This increase repre-
sents gain of 1,175,OO0 acres, accord
ing to the best figures available.
Middle western states lead all 9TH
er sections with an average increase
in the number of gardens with 295
per cent. New England is second with
a gain of 275 per cent. The eastern
states show an increase Of $50 per
cent, while the south Atlantic group
show 235 per cent, south central
states increased the number of gar
dens 200 per cent. Five points separ-
ate the lake states and the Paicfic
coast states, the former showing an
increase of 100 per cent and the 9TH
ers 1856 per cent, but there are only
three states in the Pacific group.
The Rocky mountain states made
great showing with an increase OF
1876 per cent