davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14
S trInu do klastera.

Kral Kazimir tymz casem
slavne projlzdel sire krajiny ma
brezich Dnestru Prutu. Zvest
. jeho vyprave jako blesk L.
tela pred MIN, upokojovala my
sli, krotila odpor, umirnovala
toufi. Jakmile vsak osobne Sc
objevil nekterem miste, cd ia
roslavi az po Kolomyji, a ltud
opet ma sever az po zolkev. vsu
de vitano no $ pokornou odda-
nosti. z okolnich pax hraduv a
osad pfichazela tam do jeho "a
bora zvlastni poselstva Diary
{. ujistovanim nezviklatelne
vernosti. Nikde ami stopy reja-
keho odporu.
Kazmir velikym uspokoje-
1.im prijimal toto holdovani v
krajine nedavno podmanene. a
pocal nelibe nybrz s vyhrizkou
dotykati Sc tech, kdoz opacra
zpravy zasylali a prinaseli do
Krakova. Seznal, ze postacilo,
ably osobne Sc ukazal lidu, dri-
We nezvyklemu mocne vlade a
ze~opet vse uvedeno do pora-
dku.
Take no tesilo, re pani Kri-
st:na jest tax srdnata a vytrva-
la We snaseni tolikera nepoho.
dll, rozlicneho nedostatku a Get
rych svizeluv, nevzniknutel-
i.ych ma takove vyprave. Vyrov
nala Sc tom ohledu starym, o.
tuzilym a vycvicenym bojovni-
kim. Ma koni sedela pevne, ja-
koby Sc ma mem byla nars Gila,
brody a mocaly nebyly pro nj
zadnou vetsi prekAzkou nez
pro kterehokoliv jezdce z cele
cruziny valecne; dest vitr,
hlad a zizen nebyly il obtiz-
nejsi, nez kazdemu otuzilemu
rytiri. Ano, pri nebezpecnej-
sich prechodech harcovala je-
ste pred kralem napted, jakoby
mu chtela raziti drahu.
Ma treti tyden uz, co neod-
lozila ami brneni ami priibu. We
SVEN zvlastnim stanu, postave-
mem vzdy vedle kralova, sotva
ze nekolik hodin spanku sobe
ooprava ma hromade sucheho
listl nebo posecene travy; jinak
ma usvite vzdy byva prvni mezi
koni a bojovniky.
Pro tuto valecnou mysl a spu
sobilost take cely tabor Kazimi
rov jest il naklonen, a jizda je-
il Kazimirem nabyva razu vi
tezoslavneho prdvodu jejiho po
rlsi poiske.
Toliko jedan muz v tabore
kazimirove horel neuhasitel-
nym zastim proti nj. Pred tremi
nedelmi prisahal 81 V duchu, ze
j zavrazdi "a posud nenaskytla
Sc mu k provedeni toho umyslu
vhodna pfilezitcst. Byl il stale
na blizku jake jeji :lastni stin,
ale az k nj same nemohl sc do
stati posud nikdy, kral jakoby
kyl uhodl jeho cerny zamer,
vzdy objevil Sc v pravou chvili,
ably il zachranii cd ukladne
vrazedne zbrane. Jako had pli
I'll Sc Domes kolem nj, ale po-
sud nepodari.o Sc mu, ably j
ustknul a svou pomstu ma nj Wy
konal. A elm dale jeli, a cim
vice prime pani Klistina v ta
bore sobe dobyvala, tim vice
nenavidel il Domes, tim vice
prahnul pc jeji smrti. A neza-H
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Verna. laska
Roman Napsal Julius Mary
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.

A pax pomahal markyzovi
svalnaty rybar a ponevadz mu
bylo receno: "Dostanete pet set
frankd, pkize zaskocime one
lodici, v niz Sc tt diva muzi male
zaji cestu!" pracoval s celou 81
lou svoji.
Cd druhe strany mostu bli
lila Sc nyni po lece vhz6ru celia
;fada kamenim obtizenych pra-
mi, jez byly tazeny vlecnym
parnfkem. Blizily sc temuz OBJ
louku mostnfmu, pod niz Sc obe
1odice nalezaly.
Cd neklika minut, totiz cd O.
kamziku, kdy Rouguin projeyil,
ze snad jsou ztraceni, nalezal
BE Laguyane v podivnem sta
WI. Jeho zmuzilost a jeho chlad
nokrevnost nadobro jej opusti-
ly. Byl velmi bledy, pot wy
vstaval mu ma eele a ddy mu
jen drkotaly. Nevidel jiz jas
ne = bylo mu, jako by mu
tmava mlha vse pred ocima "a
temnovala - jako by Sc on
mdloby pokousely.
Kdyz vlecny parnik zapis-
kal, Rouguin Sc prudce ohled-
null. Ponevadz vesloval, byl ku
parniku zady obracen a ne
mohl videti, co Sc "a MIN delo.
Prilisne jsa zamestnan opatre
mimi k uteku, nepovsimnul 81
toho, v jake znameni soudruh
jeho upadnul Pri zapisknuti
parni pist'aly Rouguin pozved-
null veslo.
Vlecny parnik byl. jiz tax bli
Tko lodici, ze Rouguin nemohl
uciniti vice, nez priraziti il ku
piliri mostovcmu.
Minuly dive az tri vteriny.
Rouguin vesloval obratne, a.
lie Laguyane pres prilis pozbyl
smyslI nasledkem toho vladl
provazci kormidla opacne, tax
ze lodice prisla zrovna pred
vlecny parnik.
"Dabla!" zvolal Rouguin a
vyskocil. Byl bledy a chvel Sc
hrdzou. Sotva re doznel w.
kirk Rouguindv zasahnul jiz
parnik lodici Rouguinovu. V
nejblizsfm okamziku byla roz-
drcena jake skorepina.
Rouguin Laguyane byli vr
zeni proti piliri mostovemu by
10 slyseti praskot pax zmizeli
oba muzi pod vodou. Tezce oh
theme pramice jeste chvili po-
Laguyane byl narazem ma
vlecny parnfk zastavil.
Jeden z muzstva lOdniho O.
bratil sc k vode a skocil do nj.
v tomtez okamziku dorazil sem
clun markyzuv.
Norbert, jenz byl dobrym pla
vcem, skocil rovnez do vody. Pc
topil Sc, bjevil Sc pax ma hladi-
ne vdni a znovu Sc potopil. To
nebyla smrt, jakouz prislibil
Rouguinovi - takova pokuta "a
hrichy jeho zdala Sc mu byti
priliS nepatrnou.
Murad a Valentin bezeli ma
hore podel brehu a uzkostlive
pfihlizeli celemu tomu vyjevu.
AniLaguyane ami Rouguin
vice sc neobjevili.
Laguyane byl narazem no
pilir. omracen a he'd klesl ma
dno reky. Kdyby byl byval pfi
jasnem vedomi, byl by Sc snad
mohl zachraniti, nebot' byl
rovnez dobrym plavcem, tax
ale Dyl ztracen. Pc dvou dnech
nalezena mrtvola jeho We VIDA
lenosti nekolika kilometrd cd
mista, kde Sc utopil.
Pokud Sc tyce Rouguina
nepozbyl oproti velkemu ne.
bezpeci, v jakem Sc nalezal
= neb mohl jednak utonouti.
jedak padnouti do rukou mar
kyzovych, coz znamenalo rov
t14z jistOu Smrt - ami ma chVj
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ne, doplaval k nj, chopil Sc Re
tezu a drzel sc TAX z pola u
kryty, hlavu MAZE mad vodu Wy
strcenu, ably mohl dychati a
novych sill nabyti.
Nabrezi Dylo liduzprazdne
v tuto casnou hodinu a cely w
jew mel jen plavce a nase pra
tele "a sv6dky.
Nynl vsak mohli kazdou
chvili pfijiti straznici obchdz
ku konajici a pax bylo by po-
staveni Rouguinovo jeste obtiz
nejsi.
Zlocinec napinal svou stras
nou obrazotvornost, ably 81 Wy
myslil prostredek, jak by mohl
markyzovi uniknouti = nena
lezal vsak zadneho prostred-
ku. Ano, kdyby to bylo v noci,
mohl by zde mezi obema lode
mi zlstati nespozorovan a az
by Sc pax dostal z dostrehu
Norbertova, Ease ma povrchu
| vodnim Sc objeviti - nyni ale
byl jasny den. Bylo nemozno
pocitati. a to, re by ebyl brzo
spozorovan.
Zaslechl rec plavcu, kteri
jej hledali - vyslovovali sve
politovani mad bezvyslednosti
sveho hledani.
''Zda sc NIL" myslil Rou-
guin, "ze Laguyane take nena
lezi. CT snad jest mrtev?"
Pojednou zaslechnul v male
cd sebe vzdalenosti sumot ja-
ky pdsobi clovek We vode plo-
vouci. Sumot sc blizil stale vi
ce. Plovouci clovek musel jej
nyni v kazdou chvili spozoro--
| vati. Kdo vsak to byl? Ma kaz
dy spdsob jeho nepritel.
Rouguin drzel Sc krecovite
retezu, ktery ODE lode spojo-
val a ten visel, ponevadz lode
! byly zcela blfzko u sebe, hlu
boko do vody. Rouguin mel
pouze hlavu mad vodou; nyni
z hluboka nabral dechu, ably
81 naplnil plice vzdnchem a
pax Sc ponoril.
Plavec ibyl Norbert. Bylt' Sc
nekolikrate pod vodu ponoril a
chtel 81 nyni ma chvlli odpoci
nouti, ably 81 oddechnul. Blizil
Sc jedne z lodi, vysinul Sc ma
horu a usednul ma pokraj lod
nj.
Ponevadz Rouguin vice ne
slysel zadny sumot a dychati
musel, vytahnul hlavu mad vo
du a z hluboka vydechnul. Ne
videl Norberta, jenz sedel zro
vna mad MIN. Naproti tomu by
. la vzbuzena markyzova pozor
. most pohybem Rouguinvym a v
nejblisim okamziku spozoro-
val hledaneho.
Soucasne 'spatril Rouguin
sveho nepritele a oba muzi po
hlizeli ma sebe chvili ztrnule a
mlcky.
Markyz nyni vyskocil a uci-
nil znameni, nebot' pohnuti
jeho bylo tax znacne, re ne
mohl ami mluviti, ami volati.
Plavec, ktery byl skocil do
vody, vratil Sc Ease ma svou
LODI, kamz Murad sc odebral
ably v pripade potreby marky
zovi pomohl.
Tato LODI blizila Sc nyni one,
ma niz sc nalezal Norbert.
! "Pozor! Pozor!" volal pla-
vec chopil Sc jiz retezu, ,je-
hoz sc Rouguin drzel.
Rouguin pojednou SIC retezu
! pustil. Videl Sc lapenym a We
del, ,ze mu jeho zlociny nikdy
nebudou odpusteny a re jeho po
lapeni znamena jeho smrt. A tu
daval pfednost smrti utopenlm,
nebot' takto mohl sve mstitele
pripraviti o poteseni, jakez by
Jim spdsobeno bylo tim, re jej
mohou potrestati. Potopil Sc te
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PRODA Sc farma o 60 akrech

PKODA ST tarma o 6O akrech,
neb Sc vymeni "a dvourodinny
dunn. Jsou tam ctyry cisto-
krevne jersey kravy, dive sedmi
mesicni telata, l prase, as 40
slepic, jeden kun, viz, buggy,
pluh, brany, disk, valec, senov-
ka, hrabe, kultivator, nekolik
tun sena, asi 80 buslI ovsa, 60
buslu brambor, korny dost,
dunn 6 mistnostech, bank
barn, milkhouse a jine veci.
Zivy potok skrze pastvinu.
Cena $6500.00. Haste Sc u
F. Hlavek, 3007 Nursery Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRONAJME Sc zarizeny byt,
opatreny nabytkem, kamny k
vareni a yyhrivani pro dive oso-
b. Haste s., u R. Kolare, hoii-
ce, 491O Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRIJME Sc zena ma prani pra
ola. Haste sc v els. 4l0l Brad
way. 10-l4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRODA Sc dGm "a levnou ce-
nu, "a pricinou odjezdu z me-
sta, je O sedmi pokojich, kou-
pelna, fernes a vse pohodlne "a
rizeno. Haste sc v els. 1916
Angelus ave. v COrlett, blize E.
l31. ul. 1O-14
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FRIJME Sc starSl zena k opa-
trOvani ditka a k vedenl menSl
domacnosti. Adresa sc sdeli v
adm. "Sveta". 1915
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Drobr1e
Ozna1rlky

PRONAJME Sc byt o Z poko.
ich, koupelna, puda, tepla vo.
da a jine zarlzeni. Haste sc v
Z. 3737 Broadway. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRIME Sc zena ma domaci
praci. Haste sc u pi. Hladi-
kove, Stop IL A. B. C. kary,
Bedford, O. 1916
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRIJMOU Sc kovari a zamec-
nici ma stalou praci pri dobrem
platu. Haste Sc u Vlchek Tool
60. 107O9 Quincy ave. 12-14
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

lying loose on your sTctcher. Il gen
orally disappear, IN the confusion
sort Of gets lost m the ,Iuttic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
VICTIM TRADES HATS
WITH BOLD R0BBER

J ln q struggle with a highwayman
who attacked him IN the S0 block on
West Fourth street last night, Jane,
zimmerman traded hats with the out
law He reported TO the police tina, he
W., attacked o.. the man with rocks.
One missile struck him IN the head
and as he vent down the robber
Jumped onto hum IN ne struggle both
men became bsreiraicd. and when the
hiRhwaunan arose he picked up the
Wr,ar h.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
ADVERTISING MAN OPENS
NEW AGENCY IN CITY

p Wc.nik. advertising manager
~ 'nr .o.tIlalhburton company since
JANUARY T. has resigned, effective Dc
'.1s- 4 and will open an advertising
a.u.t DOB 'ar Colcord building. Nj.
#.unI.. came here from New York
Ha, Connected with Cimbel
I. ...r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
CROWDS At FAIR
SWELL SOLDIER
/ TOBACCO FUND
old Soldiers Send Smokes to
|, Men over There"


'Nuru ] Nl.' ly there myself in six
inoulh' and d I.tsrraut IN The new
scIco'l." DRAFT droppci coin ancr coin
~ th, mpro,l'cd tobacco can conrr,hn-
non hrN for Our Boy, in France To-
hdDco ruud' at headquarters OF the
Dung Mems Democratic club in the
Ii1rrd Arts building at the state fair
yesterday.
Ola Soldiers Help.
b. wa, OIL soldiers day and with
tilrlc cray h. red .rtcran, Of 'nS came
tr,nulog,. sld.c,cI mother, Sever
one dll these patriot, pas. mhccdcd
the plea. "hrlp a soldier boy" I'm the
Campaign tor tobacco ior the bow. over.
sea, Olhpr, came too. Father, from
Iawton mother, from Guthrie q merry
crowd down nom C,rdel1Nor tine ia,
Confederate veteran, in pu,toru. rs
gray ,topplny ior on, cal, p,y A, tine
stat, lar nm their ,,y ,o their curamp
rept Al Tulsa N,nrrvond Ucnrr.
,l.a, Potcau Mr\lc.,er n Reno and
HYDRO cast ,hrrr COIN, lar ,m,l,.
o,er,ca, Tim, .ou. III miri,trr, lb,k.
fairly Lpr,nu, with pr,d, led ,he,r
v.myer ,,.t,r. each with n~,rnir,
pl.,cd AZ thr di.po,sl M IN, Okla.
l.p,. Time. ..,.., ,,...t. q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
OUR PARENTS
!, BEFORE Us
Says Golden Lady, Used Black
Draught interesting Tale Of Her
Faith IN This Old Reliable
Family Remedy

I Golden. Wl-MrS Alice Metz ~
this place thinks that when you have
found good thing. Il is your duty 70
LEI others know about H. She writes
We have used Black Draught in our
family for years, as our parents be
fore US used it, as a general medicine
iT liver and stomach troubles.
il is also fine for the children They
ge away sometimes just like children
will, and eat just everything. Many
times ! have prevented serious trouble
by taking my children in hand and dos.
ing them thoroughly with Black.
Draught.
} Ny husband taxes Black DrauVht for
cunstipatioh !, worked wonders In his
case, In tact, We are all true believers
IN Black. Drsught and are never u of
1T We wodld not resort TO any other
remedy, under any circumstances"
! Thedfosd's Black Draught is a medi.
clue that every person should keep in
the house, and dSe at the least siRn
Of indigestion constipation, liver and
stomach troubles.
II is purely vegetable, and acts active.
y on tho bowels, gently stimulating the
liver and helping TO increase the nor.
NAL discharge Of bile into the intestine
II assists in the digestion Of food and
relieves constipation in a prompt and
natural way
Try Black Draugh
Al ~ druggists t\l,A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

offered BY ia big ssesptrg rocsns. Tie
blankets wer, preyiSr hy se Mar d.
Darywh
, ThS urH session OF the Sons OF de
C]o0ledcrary viii be held tonight bu
fIc veteran, will not begin their NEE.
al until tomorrow, when the represeu
tsflEcs viil be formally Welcomed IS
.'at. and city officials and by fepE
urltrvc. OF the local camps. The
re,..1tluu5 comrNipc i, to be an
unar..l and II wbclicycd a resolution
2|' Do adopted pledging support Of
.Hr prc.iicut IN all vigorous means Of
prov erItiUg he war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
FIRST CALL
BY
ARTHUR GUY EMPEY
Author OF
over The TOP"


When order, are received or lnior-
nation obtained that an attack +, 10
take place and that YOU are to he me
OF those who must "go over the top
take a bath, II possible aud above all
put on clean underwear. I'm trench lric
facilities are not always available but
try and attend 20 TIM. Missile, that,
wound a man usually carry pas, OF .hc
undertaking into the wound ii not
clean, infection is liable to follow e.,
peclally in hurts caused By 'duns dumy
ugochct bulls or fragments OF shelf
II hit, don't lose your nerve or be-
come excited. The worst part oi being
wounded IS not the pam, as general
there Is very ltllc-it i, the suspense
during the first ten to thirty second,
after being hit, when one Is trying 20
ascertain whether the injury IS mortal
or not Above all things do not go into
a FRENZY Of fear be cool and wy-.
quietly and quickly
First Aid.
First ascertain where and how badly
you arc HIT Il YOU are bleeding freely.
II y easy.to tell by the color and iloR
Of the blood whether a vein W artery
3, severed II a vein, the flow sin ac
steady aud the blood dark red IT. an
artery the flow is jcrky Cirom the
pumping of the hcart) and M, color f.
q bright read Get out your first aiI
packet apply a lo]uru,lnel. using your
ba}onet r en'renchlng tool haudls 10
tighten H. II a vein IS severed. place
@ tOurnIquet near the wound 0n the
Ne iarthcst from the heart. II an ar
terry, place the |tournlqut, near the
wound on the side ncar,,, the hear,
In your ir,t-ali packet you viii find
q capsule Of iodine. Pour 'ho contents,
into the open wound use the iodine
trccly-do not he AFRAID OF an over
dose ior II cann,t harm you Although
u Will cau'e a good deal Of smartiug
still It may ave vous life or the am
puta'lYn uf a limb
n YOU receive q body wound ne still
do no' ,ry 90 graHl .n Wait Io- the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
/ Missing

DIIANA Sept 2i-Thc Canadian
.'."a0g hU published today, contains
- |smo .. h. Chalmers, Galveston,
I.es %. T.. missing
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03
COUNCIL MEETING HELD
LAST MONDAY NIGHT

The regular monthly meeting of the
city council was held Monday night
with Mayor Truitt in the chair and
Councilmen Boyd, Morris, Richardson
and Smith present. Much routine bus
mess was transacted. The wages of
day laborers in Moscow. was raised
from 80 to 35 cents an hour. The. res
ignation of Mrs. Bessie Barrows as a
member of the library board was ac-
cepted. The protest of Madeline
Shields Lee and William E. Lee
against the paving of. B street vas re-
jected and the city attorney instructed
to draft an ordinance providing for
the paving of the street. Several bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for the monthly payroll and the
bills that we're audited by the commit
fee.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

p. Ell.
Union Pacific, 7:45 a. m.-Points
west; arrive Portland, $50 a. m.; ar
rive Boise, sos a. m.
Northern Pacific, 1O:17 a.. H.
Points north; leave Spokane east,
1915 p. M; leave Spokane west, 700
p. m.
Northern Pacific, IL noon-Lewiston
country; Camas Prairie country;
Clearwater Country.
Northern Pacific, 2:45 p. m.-Points
north; leave Spokane east, 1918
NJ; leave Spokane west 700 p. M.
Union Pacific, 500 p. m.-Points
west; arrive Portland, 8:15 a. m.; ar
rive Boise, 9:15 p. m.
Northern Pacific, 1880 p. m.-Lew-
iston, Idaho.
Note.-The above is the postoffice
time, not train time. MAIL EARLY.
w. F. MORGAREIDGE, P. M.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03
.uY w s. s
WAR PICTURES TO BE
SHOWN AT HIGH SCHOOL

realize what this war really means,
the government has had prepared a
large number of pictures taken at the
front where the greatest of all battles
are now raging.
These pictures have been sent out
and now being shown throughout the
country. A set of them will be brought
to Moscow tomorrow and will be
shown at the high school auditorium
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

Weather: Tonight and Thursday.
fair, and not SO cold.
Mrs. H. P. Hull of Kendrick, Ida,
was in the city Tuesday looking after
business interests also visiting with
her many friends here.
War pictures at the high school aud
forum tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Admission free.
Mrs. H. B. McCune, who has been
spending the winter months in Trop-
leo, Calf, with her father, returned
to her home in the city the first of the
week.
Wanted-Competent girl for cooking.
Apply at Inland Hospital Or Phone 10.
58tf
You would not be without The Star
Mirror, so why moi pay up your sub
scription today and incidently buy a
bandage and thus possibly ave the
life of one of our boys who is now par
ticipating in the worlds greatest bat
tile.
T. E. Schumacher, accompanied by
Mrs. Schumacher, left today for jul
iaetta, Idaho.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

BUY w. S.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03
Hats, Hats, Hats

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

County Assessor E.. ]. Gimmell turn
ed into the country treasury $4901.38
as the net receipts from automobile IL
censes during the month of March.
Just received a shipment of the new
est creations in Silk Dresses and Wo-
mems Slip Over Sweaters. Davids'.
$50
W. E. Mathews, travelling salesman,
vas in the city today en- route to Nez-
perez, Idaho.
Ralph Schetzel left today for Julia
eta.
The evening services in the Chris
tain Science church on both Wednes-
day and Sunday nights will be held at
8 o'clock from now on instead of 1880.
SCI what war really means. War
pictures direct from the front will be
shown at the high school auditorium
at 8 O'Clock Thursday evening. Ad-
mission free.
M. E. Lewis returned yesterday from
a bushes trip to Spokane.
p. N. Brown is in the city from
Weippe on accoun of illness of his
mother, Mrs. c.. o. Brown, who is grad
ually recovering.
The following subscribers took ad-
vantage of our subscription offer to
give a dollar of each yearly subscrip-
ton to the surgical dressing commit
tee Of the local Red Cross chapter:
Robert Otness, Claus jung, F. l..
Moore, A. J.. simonson, j. c. Will
Company c, Idaho National Guards
will meet Thursday night in the Elks
for regular drill. A full at
tendance of all members is desired.
R. H. Schriver of Spokane was a
business visitor to Moscow today.
1uo WOih VI doocoSiuS LdIdu COulty
is nearing completion. All towns in
the county, but Moscow, have been
assessed and the assessment is on the
rolls and a large part of the work in
Moscow is done as is that in the rural
districts. Assessor Gimmell has three
field deputies assisting him.
Just received a shipment of the new
est creations in Silk Dresses and Wo-
mems Slip Over Sweaters. Davids'
58-9
Don't miss seeing the war pictures
at the high school auditorium Thurs
lay evening at 8 o'clock. Admission
rec.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

Beach and Rev. Snyder of Lewiston,
who haye been delegated to handle
these pictures in this territory. They
have shown these pictures in several
localities in this county during the
past few days and have attracted a
great deal Of interest. AS these pic
lures are shown under the auspices of
the government there is no charge for
admission.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

Latest styles, best prices. Having
absolutely no expenses in connection
with my store, can underse1l my com
petitors. See them before you buy.
Will pay your railroad fare M way
if you purchase a hat. CARROTS Mill
inery & Aircraft, Uniontown, Wash.
43tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

Betty Wales Serge Dresses, SIS to $27.5O
Betty Wales Silk Dresses, $50 to $3.50
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03
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KNIT TWO SOCKS AT ONCE
New Process Comes From Australia
and Red Cross Is Selling the
Directions.

Chicago.-Knitting two socks at one
knitting is something new.
The process from Australia,
where the double knitting is produc-
ing $4,000 pairs Of socks a month for
British relief. A Miss Brown came to
the United States to teach the method
and it has been takon up by Chicago
women.
They are selling directions for dou-
bic knitting at the Red Cross head
quarters in Evanston, the funds going
to the Red Cross, so women who want
to learn how to make q right and a
left sock at the same time may com
municate with them.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03

Wales Gift Certificate. This certificate is exchangeable for any
one of Margaret Wardes eight absorbing books about Betty
Wales and her college friends, books that cost $125 each at
book shops.
But without the Gift book, Betty Wales Dresses represent I'M
usual values. Their purchase is a real economy in these days
of careful buying when service ves with smartness with every
patriotic woman.
Even if you are not thinking at all of buying a dress, we
extend you a cordial invitation to look over these new arrivals
in their new home with us. You will enjoy seeing just what the
new styles are and how unusually attractive are the Betty Wales
models.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03
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Dancing Tonight

Prof. Calvert's class in dancing will
meet tonight at the K. c. hall. From
7:3O to $3.50 the plain waltz will be
taught. From $50 to 9:15 the one
step. Assembly dancing from 9:15
with the Metromone orchestra in at
tendance.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-03
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Times for Outgoing Mails

Times for outgoing mails, Moscow
p~ostoffice and connections:
Inland Empire Ry., 1870 a. M
Points north; leave Spokane east.
11:45 a. ~: leave Spokane west. 1855