The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
HOW HAS THE MIGHTY
FALLEN ?"

| lines to surrender to the British soldiers
to become the prisoner of the country
he had taught his people to hate as. nc
other country was hated, because know
ing his own people, he feared them more
than the British.
But his former subjects headed
him off" and drove him back to his own
country He remained in hiding like
the thief, the murderer and criminal that
he is and, with his son, the former
crown prince and Won Hindenburg, the
mighty butcher who slaughtered men
and women and children for the mere
fun of it, he hid in railroad car and
was wfisked across the line to Holland,
TO be informed until the war is over
1t is to be devoutly hoped that the
peace terms will demand the surrender
of the kaiser, his six sons, Won linden
burg, Ludendorff and that prince of
murderers, Won Tirpitz, who ordered
the sinking of the Lusitania, to the
Allies for trial and that the execution
of these murderers will be made public
and photographed and sent broadcast
throughout the world, as warning to
others who may desire to "rule by the
sword"
An error was made in the head of all
editorial in Mondays Star-Mirror. The
editorial was entitled: Republicans can
thank Frank R. Gooding." The word
thank" was omitted, making it read:
Republicans can Frank R. Gooding"
There is a vast difference between the
two statements The republicans can
surely thank Mr.. Gooding for the SPLEEN
did victory for the ticket, even though he
failed of election. The republicans have
not canned" Governor Gooding, by any
Gooding's election as United States SEN
ator to succeed Nugent two years from
now, is a certainty Republicans will
rally to the support of Governor Good
ing two years hence and he will get a
handsome majority. Nugent was only
elected for two years, to fill out the
term of the late Senator
Brady.
Germany's war, which was to be
great Investment and bring billions for
Germany within a few months" was
about as much of a success as some of |
the wildcat mining schemes for which |
stocks are sold in the northwest. If |
they can't convict the kaiser on any
other charge, bring him to Idaho and
let us try him under the blue sky law,
which forbids Indicating and using
he mails to defraud"
Lloyd George, British premier said,
wo months ago: "Had itsnot been for
he United States England would have
,een forced to make all ignoble peace
With Germany months ago." The world
ealizes that America Saved the day"
nd to this country belongs the greatest
redit for ending the war and leaving
othing but wrecks of the thrones of '
Europe.
Just wait until those 100000 soldier
oys return from across the water" and {
80 eo,,,a - +1,oea ,,,a,, ,,,1,o c+-,,cl, for |
igher wages when the government {
eeded every bit Of riaif power it could Et
ct, looking for work and finding it not. /
heir places will be taken by the men
no were not afraid to fight and not too +
ean to work for decent. wages
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Any way Whitman county, Washing :
III, democrats can feel better than those t
Latah county, They elected one can t
date, the county assessor. q He will
-obably feel "like bouquet at niger I
cnc" when he gets into the court house
it'll all that bunch. of republican office
o1ders.s ~ * c
ssIs f1@ rs F7a -
Wonder if. King George of England d
mt begin to feel a. little shaky as he. +
oks over Europe and sees the wreck I
former kingdoms, with republics \
ringing up where autocracy believed .
had strange hold?" sg g
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at.s q, 4 /
There Is apt to be a revival of that Il
FIRING old song,a so, popular. so years v
o. gWhen9 Johnny comes marching G
me again, Hurrah Hurrah We'll n
70 him a hearty welcome then, Hurrah b
urrah p afe
Pa - ~ f.,
Uneasy lies, the head that wears a fl
own" does not apply to Bill Hohen- a
llern, Freddie August, of Saxony, or, "a
r. Ludwig, of Bavaria II may have >,
Piled Saturday, but it don't go now" b
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We'll bet the American soldiers took 10