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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15
'DVORNf BLAZEN PETRA
VELkEHO.

General, jenz lezel Sc svym
sborem pred Smolenskem, pD-
slal stabniho kapitana Usako-
va s velmi dulezitym dopisera
60 Kyjeva. Rozkaz znel, ably
dopis co nejrychleji dorucen
byl veliteli tohoto mesta. Pred
svitanim dorazil Usahov pred
zavrene brany Kyjeva a zadai,
ably byl vpusten, ale velitel stra
re prohlasil, re V noci nesmi nj
komu otevriti a nikoho vpusti-
t.. Prosby hrozby svedomiteho
posla vyznivaly Ma prazdno, 5
hradeb prichazela vzdy stejna
odpoved': "Nemozno, nedovo-
leno!" - Konecne pohrozil u
sakov, re Sc vrati bude zalo-
vati svemu generalu, a kdyz a.
nj to nepomohlo, obratil kone
a. jel skutecne zpet do Smo-
lenska, vzdaleneho ma 60 mil.
= General, slyse, re Usakov
prinaSi depesi zpet, rozzuril
Sc, ale ovsem ne Ma svedomite-
no velitele straze, nybrz ma stej
ne svedomiteho, ale patrne ma
10 vtipneho posla. Usakov byl
uvrzen do vezeni, prisel pred
vojensky aoud a ten = pone-
vadz Sc jednalo dulezitou de
pesi - odsoudil no., k smrti.
Rozsudek predlozen caru Pc
trovi X potvrzeni, ale ten, kdyz
zvedal, ,oc se jedna,. propukl v
smich a kazai, ably mu provinil
ce pfivedli.s Stalp Sc. Car, "a
.predl S kapitanem hovor, phi
mem poznal, re pri vSi sve OBJ
mezenosti ma notnou davku
zdraveho lidoveho humoru. u
delil mu tedy milost, zbavil no
dustojnicke hodnosti a jmeno-
val no svym dvornim blaznem.
A v teto sve move hodnosti Sc
USakOv Znamenite OsvedCoVal
"a vyvadel dlouha leta tax spry
movne i hloupe kousky, re Sc
stal milackem cara, jenz 81 V
rodobnych zertech sam libo-
val.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

Fred j. Saal obchodni jedna
tel pro mem. casopis Waechter
& Anzeiger byl odsouzen ma 6
mesicu do pracovny, re V no
stinci schvaloval potopeni Lu-
sitanie a tvrdil, re ulozene pc
nize V nemeckych bondech
jsou dobre ulczene penize.
Saad sc onllouval, ze byl oplly.
Soudce Westenhaver no postal
ma 6 meslcu do robotarny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

no JeSte praZdne - dOSud ne
bylo tn videti jedne mrtvoly.
Rouguina zmocnoval Sc hroz
ny strach. "Byl mrtvy poznan
jake Senechal?" to bylo prvni
jeho myslenkou. Tiskna cello
XII sklu, chvel Sc = nikoliv,
jak obycejni navstevnici mist
nosti cinivali, proto, re naleza
il mrtvolu nektereho sveho pri
bIzneho, nybrz proto re tn mr.
tvoly nevidel.
Potom 81 ale namlouval, ze
zlocin spachan noci prave mi
mule a re tuto ranni hodinu
jiste jeste o mem nepodano do
brozdani komisarovo; pax re
take nepochybne budou muset
! vyrizeny byti mnohe formali-
ty prve nez zavrazdeny bude
nloci byti vystaven. Myslel 81,
ze prisel prilis casne.
Ruguin Sc nemylil. Mrtvola
nalezala Sc dosud ma policej-
MIN komisarstvi, kde Loufard
byl vyslychan a ku zavrazdene
mu priveden. Rouguin opustil
ur1rlcf komoru, napalil 81 dout-
mix a prochazel Sc po nabrezi
sekvapskem We vnacne vzdale
nosti cd priserne budovy, ably
nevzbudil pozornost policie a o
kclojdoucich.
Tax prechazel Sc asi hodinu,
prihlizeje, jak Sc zdalo, S vel
kou zajimavosti muzlm zaby-
vaiicim Sc lovenim ryb, kdyz
tn pojedpOu pozornost jeho by
la vzbuzena vozem, ktery Sc
d&lky blizil. Proc pozoroval
prave tento viz? Co bylo ma
mem zvlastniho, ably to vzbuzo
valo jeho pozornost? Prapic =
vyhlizel jako kazda jina droz-
ka = jako obycejny najemny
povoz Sc ctyfmi misty.
Jedinou veci, ktera sc Rou-
guinQvi napadnou zdala, byla
ckolnost, re koci nesedel sam
na kozliku = podle neho sedel
muz, jenz vysokym svym klo-
boukem a celym drzenim sve-
no tela prozrazovall osobu ured
nj.
"Aj, kdoz pax to prijizdi?"
zamrucel Rouguin. Opustil ry-
bare, nimiz byl nekolik miput
rozmlouval a obratil Sc ku droz
ce, ktera jela tesne pri chodni-
ku. Kraceje okolo drozky, ry-
chile j ostre pohlednul do jejiho
Ultra. "To jest jiste Loufard -
zahucel pro sebe.
Nemylil Sc. Byl to jeho jed
mattel, jenz provazen jsa vyse-
trujicim soudcem a nekolika
strazpiky tudy jel okolo. Rou-
guin Sc ohlednul. Povoz byl pc
nekud zadrzen jinymo vozy.
Jel smerem k umrlci komore.
Tam sc zastavih Sudce a jeho
pruvodci vystoupili; potom na
sledoval Loufard, jehoz ruce
byly spjaty zeleznymi pouty.
Loufard Sc rychle kolem sebe
rozhlednul a bezdeky sebou ma
HE skubnul. Oblicej jeho Sc Wy
jasnil = paprsek padeje mu
vniknul do duSe. Byl ma bliz-
ku c.ovek, ktery napaluje 81
doutnlk nan pohledl a v muzi
Tom poznal Loufard Rouguina.
Policejni straznik spozoro-
val pohnuti Loufardovo. Ohled
nul Sc rychle, ale pfi spatreni
tchoto cerne Odeneho muze va
, zne vzneSeneho vzezreni i drze
nj nemOhlo v mem vzn,iknouti
sebe mensi podezreni. Naopak
strazrik Sc tvarir, jake by jej
CO nejuctiveji chtel pozdraviti.
Lide shromazd'ovali sc oko
10 povozu. Loufard musel vejiti
do umrlci komory. Rouguin Sc
klidne vzdalil. Bylo prekrasne
jitro. Boure predchazejici no.
ci, V kterez otec Senechal byl
zavrazden, osvezila vzduch.
Slunce svitilo oblohy, ma niz
i =, y1...
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15
V&rna laska
aneb.BOJ o MlLIONY
Roman Napsa julius Mary
ROuguin byl Znepokoien

re Sc stestl Jeho cd neho mIze
cdvratiti, ze prestane jej chra
niti. Pozbyl ponekud sve sebe.
dGvery. Videl, jak zrizuji pro
neho popraviste, citil ,jak Sc
poo MIN prohybaji prkna osud
heho leseni prave We chvili,
kdy Sc domnival, re dospel Gle
SvehO.
Hrozne plapy vznikaly v je
nc hlave a zlovestny ohen plal
z jeho oci.
"Gabrielo, Gabrielo!" zabru
eel. "Od tebe vychazi tato ra
ma! ia Sc tobe zklamal! Ty
81 nikdy nechvejes, pebot' jsi
Sc vzeprela spozorovavsi, ze
muz tvuj te miluje a tvym otro
KEN Sc stall! Bude to vsak tvou
zkazou, kdyby rama, kterou jsi
mi zasadila, smrtici sc stala -
bude to take tvou smrti, Nor
bcrte, nebot' tva slabost je IRA
dou!"
Sklesnul do kresla a nluboce
Sc zamyslil. Mel oci zavrene ja
ko by spal, byl vsak az prilis
hdeW. Obcas ruce jeho krecov-
te sebou zaskubaly a nohy zu
rive kopaly do podlahy kober-
Gem pokryte.
Dive jine postavy zamestna-
valy Rouguinovou obrazotvor-
most braly ma Sc tvarnost W.
hrhznou - byli to Lydie, jiz
vice kolem sebe nespatfil a An
drea Senechal, jeDz nechtel re
mr!ti, jenz bojoval proti smrti.
Jiz caste kupily Sc mad jeho
hlavOu hrozive mraky - do
sud vsak vzdy, kdykoli sc neja
ke nebezpeci pocaEo ukazovati,
mel pohrdavy usmev pro ne. =
vedel, re jest dosti silpym, ably
mohl tomu, co prijiti melo cell
tt = dnes vSak Sc no zmocno-
vala neblaha predtucha.
Rouguin neulehnul. Nejsme-
lcjsi, nejodvaznAjsi plany pro-
namely Sc mu dnesni noci moz
kem. K ranu usnul a probudil
Sc teprve pax, kdyz jiz slunce
do jeho pracovny vnikalo. Ode
bral Sc do loznice a smocil 81
hlavu umyvadle vodou napl-
nenem.
Hodiny ukazovaly jiz ma o.
smou. Slouzici prinesl Rougui-
now ranni casopisy, ktere ten
TO rychle prohledl. Byl zvedav,
zdaIi mezi zpravami neni take
drama minule noci. Nebylo
vsak nich ami slova. Zprava
tom prisla asi pozde a teprve
vecernlky budou o nj referovat.
Prisel Ease slouzici, ably mu
byl napomocen pri oblekani. -
Zminili jsmese jiz, re Rouguin
jako'syn smlrclho sOudce ven-
kovskeho prava studoval advo
katem sc stal. Snazil sc dodati
81 vzezreni magistratniho ured
rjka a to Sc mu take podafilo
- postava jeho bylaw ysoka a
sucha = mel jen licousy a bra
du oholenou.
V dnesni rano obleknul Ger
ne spodky a cerny kabat, pres
ruku prehodil 81, rad jsa teple
mu slunku, volny cerny svrch-
mix, jejz nepochybp.e wal Sc
bou meme k will promenlivosti
povetrnosti, jako spise k will j
rym priciram, nebot' do jed
ne z velkych kapes strciA mex
ky plsteny klobouk a do druhe
louisdor a mensl penlze. Po-
tom 81 nasadil ciliEdr ma hla-
WI, presvedcil sc pohledem do
zrcadla o tom, re Sc v celem je
no zjevu nenaleza mic, co by
vazny DOZEN rusilo opustil pc
Sky dum. NecitAse dobre, potre
boval pohybu.
Bral sc mestem ku umrlci ko
more. kdo jej videl takto krace
ii, byl by jej jiste povazoval "a
klidreho prochazece = nejevil
sebe nepatrnejsiho poboufeni.
TT.>.,.lSS l1,1o ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

pull hodiny, dokuruje "a nj dru
ny sv1j doutnik. Shledaval j.
tro velmi krasnym a prochazka
mu pusobila poteseni.
Poblfz palace spravedlnosti
nalezl Rouguin dtulnou kavar-
nu, kdez usednul ma zidli pred
n1istnosti neceho ku obcer
stveni 81 objednal. Zde cekal.
l1odiny ma budove soudri od-
tjjely jedenactou hodinu do
polcdni.
"Brzo tn budou," zahuhlal
Rouguin. Nemusel take dlouho
cekati. Povoz, jenz privazel
l.oufarda nazpGt do vezeni, pri
hrcel Sc "a nekolik minut a "a
stavil v prGjezde. Tam vystou-
pill soudce diva urednici. Po
tom dala Sc drozka v levo a
Loufard odevzdan v tmave
chodbe vedouci ku prostordm
veznicnim.
Rouguin nasledoval v povzda
Ii zvolna povoz. "Loufard bu-
de dnes jeste vyslychan vyse-
trovacim soudcem - po jeho
privezeni cd mrtvoly," uvazo-
val. 'Soudce nyni posnida a pri-
jde teprve "a dive hodiny Nam
teGy dive hodiny pro sebe a ca
gu toho pouziji k pokusu 0 to,
zda-li bych jej nemohl videti
- prozatim budu ale nasledo-
vat pfikladu soudcova a rovnez
posnldam. Potom muslin hle-
det dostat Loufarda z teto pa
sti."
Kracel dale k nabrezi Grand
Augustins, vessel do jednoho re
staurantu dial 81 vykazati zvla
stni pokoj. Posilnil sc velmi bQ
hate, vratil Sc ku palaci spra-
vedlnosti. z rama ucinil Rou-
guin seznani pro nej nanejvys
uuleZite - pOznal tOtiz v su-
dim, kteremu svereno bylo Wy
setfovani zalezitosti Loufardo-
vi dobreho sveho znameho -
jisteho pana Vaubernieru. -
Pracovna soudcova nalezala Sc
jak Rouguin0vi bylo znamo, v
druhem patre palace. Nyni by
10 prom dulezito zvedeti ,kdy
Lcufard Ease bude vyslychan
= potreboval toho k provedeni
planu, jenz mu nyni tanul ma
mysli.
Drive vSak nez muzeme pO
skytnouti ctenarum jasne vyli
ceni toho, co Sc nyni prihodilo,
nusime dotycne mistnosti po-
drobneji pOpsati.
Vezeni, v nemz jsOu drzany
osoby pro zLocin nejaky We Wy
setrovani Sc nalezajici, jest ia
ko kazde jine vezeni - nam
hlavne musi byti zalezeno pa
tom, seznati, jakeho spusobu
jest strezeni veznu. Vezen jest
odevzdan soudci, ktery byl cd
statniho navladniho poveren Wy
setrovapim dOtycne zalezitosti
= soudci tomu je vydar. a ma
jeho rozkaz privadi Sc z vezeni.
Tam jest obvineny hlidan jed
MIN straznikem, nezda-li Sc by
II nebezpecnym = panuJe-ll a.
vsak obava, ze by vezen mohl
klasti odpor, dostae Sc mu hi
dacu dvou. Provazen touto stra
Ii kraci po dvorech obecenstvu
nepristupnych a pc uzkych po-
tom schodech, do uradovny Wy
setfovaciho soudce.
Byl-li vezen jednou vyslech-
nut, jest pax, ably byl soudci pc
ruce, uveznen v one casti vez-
ricni budovy, kterou lid navy
va "mysi dirou" jejiz vchod
Sc naleza zrovna naproti uz-
kym, malym schodum, o nichz
;sne prave mluvili. UZka chOd
ba strezena jednim veznicnim
straznikem, oddeluje "mysl di-
ru" cd techze schodu. Jest sko
70 neustale tmava a musl bytl
mnohdy i "a dine byti osvetle-
n.a. U kazdeho poschodi vedou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

Host. TO isem liz casto led.
lensi naGnni nezli tuto "
Hnetinsk (sphnv6dnmnl :
Gale u mnn nc
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Guthrie Drug Store, careful drug gists,
 Miss Myrtle Arnold returned to her home at Texarkana today,
 Leave your laundry at Hesterly Drug Store
 If you can't Go to Church Tomor- row. try it the Sabbath following.
 Get Whistling Bird at Guthrie's, free.
 w. R. Steed was up at Boughton this orning attending to business.
 Hugh Haniell of Laneburg, was at tending to business here this after noon.
 FOR SALE-Number of good pigs, average vt. about 75 pounds. A. L. Stuart, phone 36O 17d2
 See Miss Dunaway with her com pany in "The Red Rambler" at the High School January 23.
 Mrs. Hardage of Oklahoma, arrived in Prescott this morning for visit with her daughter, Mrs Joe Boswell.
 "The Hettie Jane Dunaway Con- pany'' will produce "The Red Ram bier" at the High School January 23.
 The telephone directory for the local system is being finished in our office today and will be ready for de- livery Monday.
 The "Go to Church" page will make it's appearance in The Nevada News next Thursday. Those who have ad- vertising matter for this page should get it to our office Tuesday morning.
 LOST-Strayed from Emmet, Ark, Thursday, Jan. 3rd, 1918, one unmark- ed Poland China SOW pig, about five months old. This pig is black with some white on feet and sides. Any information leading to the return of this hog will be literally dewarded Notify c. N. Starnes, Emmet, Ark. If
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19

Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup at Guthrie's.
 On account of the extremely bad weather, there have been few people on our streets today. It is probably the dullest Saturday Prescott has ex- perienced in a long time. A good day to back up to a fire and stay.
 After spending several days in the city visiting relatives and friends, E.. c. Steed returned to his home at Chi dester this morning. Mr. Steed was accompanied by Ellis Westmoreland who will visit in Chidester for while
 Dale Denman will finish from the law department e Cumberland Uni versity, Lebanon. Tennessee. next Tuesday. MT. Denman has been at tending this law college for several months and after receiving his diplo- ma will return to Prescott He is the son of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Denman and is brother to Attorney w. F. Den man, of this city.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19
RED CROSS WORK

The work room has resembled big bee hive for the past three days. Work was resumed on Wednesday afternoon when fifty workers reported, and the attendance on Thursday and Friday was also splendid The total number of workers was 115. Twenty-nine pajama pants, and twenty-four paja- ma coats have recently been com- pleted.
 A class in surgical dressings began work, under the direction of Miss Hannah Bemis, of Little Rock, as- sisted by her mother. Much interest was manifested in this new depart ment-twenty folding gauge the first day and a total of 51.
 Two bundles of knitted garments were shipped-18 sweaters and l pair of wristlets going to the Red Cross, and 6 sweaters, 3 helmets, and 2 pairs of wristlets to the Navy League.
 Mrs. Mendenhall of Rosston, work ed with us on Thursday, and little Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy Bemis were daily workers.
 The chapter wishes to thank the Mcdaniel Hdw. Go. for two lovely tables and chiffonier, the Prescott Hdw. Go. for dozen chairs, etc, and MT. W. N. Bemis for the convenient coat hooks which he donated and had placed in the hall
 The Sixth grade, Miss Fannie Will son, teacher, has bought a member ship in the Red Cross.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19
GROUP AT MIDNIGHT; WELL IN
 MORNING

"A few nights ago one of my pat rons had small child taken with croup about midnight" writes M. T.. Davis, Bearsville, W. Va. "They came to my store and got bottle.of Foley's Honey and Tar. Before morning the child was entirely recovered. The fathers name is c. c. Craven" Isn't it unwise to experiment with unknown cough medicines when you can get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar? Best for coughs, colds, croup and lagrippe.
 Hesterly Drug Store. ,
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19

Free Rexall Souvenir at Guthrie's. Ask for one.
 The Nevada News, a good weekly paper for $1.00 per year.
 The Bank of Prescott will sell you War Savings Stamps. Buy now, If
 Nujol for constipation - 75c at Guthrie's.
 There will be no services either morning or evening nor will there be Sunday school at the First Baptist church tomorrow.
 We regret to report the illness of Master Thomas Burns. son of MT. and Mrs J. T. Burns. Thomas is suffer- ing with influenza.
 WANTED-One secondhand incu- bator, 100 to 120 capacity. Address Daily News. d2
 The county clerks statement under Act No, 3 is being prepared and will appear in the Nevada News the last week in this month.
 The News Printing Company has been awarded the contract for print ing the 1917 minutes for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
 Those who secured copy in "The Go to Church Sunday" page should get their copy to us at once. Don't wait utnil the last day, but send it to us today.
 Justices of the peace can secure their blanks at this office If you can't come after them, write US and we will mail them to you
 Miss Eunice White is at home from Emmet and was accompanied by Miss Alta Lackjaw, of Emmet, who will spend the weekend with Miss White.
 WANTED-A good farm hand to work straight time the whole year Good wages will be paid to right par ty. Address or apply at News office
 A number of Prescottites know Het- tie Jane Dunaway. She has enter tained our amusement loving folk a number of times. She comes to Pres colt January 23 with her company "The Hettie Jane Dunaway Company" and will render "The Red Rambler" You will enjoy this. High school Auditorium.
 LOST-Black horse mule, shod in front; vt. between TOO and 500 lbs; 14 1-2 hands high. Reward for infor- nation or return to N. N McNeil, on Spoonamore Place, Washington road. Phone 842N. 5dw
 When in Prescott we would be glad to have you come around to our office and see us. You will be welcome
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19
NOTICE TO PRESCOTTITES

The city has employed as many men as possible to remove the snow and ice from the walks Citizens are re- quested to do all they can to get the snow and ice from their walks around their premises.
 R. P. HAMBY, Mayor.
 JNO. A. DAVIS, Chm. St. Com.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19

Phone 73-Hesterly Drug Store tC call for your laundry.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-19
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SATURDAY

Greater Vitagraph Presents WILLIAM DUNCAN and CAROL HOLLOWAY
 in
 THE FIGHTING TRAIL" The Marvellous Adventure Serial of
 the Great Outdoors, KEYSTONE COMEDY in 2 Reels Adults, war tax 2c, admission I3c .ISe Children, war tax 1c, admission 9c. 1Dc WHEN THE SHOWS START. First show begins 700; second 8 30: Matinee. 2:30 and 3:45.
 Telephone 29d.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-08-21
Clear Water Notes.

Joe Miller was West Point visitor Wednesday.
 While cutting corn tops Ed. Joyner cut his hand quite ser iously.
 Bob Tucker, Will Leonard, John Yingling and Osco Ying- ling spent the week in Missouri. Sam Hassen entertained vis- itors from Panther Creek, Sun- day.
 Mrs. Ioidby and her two daughters, Misses Iona and Ed na, visited friends here Satur- day night and Sunday. Misses Ada Byrd and Pearl Martin, of Step Rock, are stay ing here a few days with some Of their friends.
 
 The storm Wednesday did a little damage by blowing down fences and outbuildings. Some crops were damaged by hail.
 
 Rema Dyes returned to his home at Floral Saturday.
 * * x
 Jennings Leggett is at New port for a few days stay. A nice growing shower fell
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-08-21
PUBLIC SCHOOL TO
 OPEN SEPTEMBER 2.
Continued from page one.)

Also to remain on the ground after school turns out until the children are away from the school building. Teachers who are not on time will be marked tardy same as pupils. The Schol Board is going to cooper ate with us in our efforts to hake the school next year a suc- ces.
 We earnestly ask the cooper ation of all the patrons of the school and we cannot succeed without it.
 As to school books. Get from the teachers the list of books
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-08-21

you need. Get the money to pay for them and we will order them the first of the school. We want to get all ordrs in the first week if possible.
 II. H. HUNT, Principal.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-08-21
w. A. C H F E K Heber Springs, Ark.

Breeder of Big Type Poland China Hogs, of such noted blood lines as A. Wonder, A Js Wonder and Big Timm. We have pigs off5oth sex from four weeks old to four months old. Prices on request.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-08-21
here Sunday afternoon.

here sunday alteTnool. Mrs. J. A. Stokes of Little Rock, spent Sunday night and Monday visiting at the home of Mrs. Angie Dunaway. Byron Sitter has returned from SWifton.
 Emit Lang, of Storm Springs is spending the week with home folks.
 RACINE.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-08

Marriage License
Carl Osmundson and Ruby Cam,
both Of Genesee, Idaho.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-08
WILSON GIVES AMERICAS WAR AIMS
AS BASIS FOR PERMANENT PEACE
GERMANY MUST MEET SPECIFIC DEMANDS
BEFORE THE ALLIES LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS

WASHINGTON-Presdent Wilson this afternoon addressing
congress delivered of Americas
with declarations by the British He presented def
nte program for world containing the following "A
elements of world peace:
One-Open peace without international
Two-Absoue freedom peace except they
may be closed by international action.
TheeRemoval of all BARRIERS establishment equality
trade conditions all nations onsenng and asserting
themselves for its maintenance.
Fou-Guarantees reduction Of national the
lowest point consistent with democratic safety.
Fve-mparial adjustment upon pn
cpe that the people concerned have equal right with the interest
of their government.
Sxevacuaon of Russian territory and opportunity for Russa
political development
Seven-Evacuation Of Belgium without attempt limit her
ereignty.
Eg-A territory reparaton
made for the taking of Alsace-I 4orrane
Readusment Itays along recognizable
lines of nationality.
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Austria-HIungary
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-08
Ross Humphreys Hurt

Word has been received that Ross
Humphreys, we'll known Moscow boy
who is working in the ship yards at
Portland, Ore, is suffering from
badly crushed foot as the result OF
being struck by swinging seven-ton
rudder shaft 1t was being hoisted
off blocks by crane but did not ball
ance evenly and resulted in one end
striking Humphreys who was work
ing on machine nearby. He expects
to be back to his work at the machine
trade in Is or 20 days. He reports that
the ship building is being rushed to its
fullest capacity and that new ships
are being launched nearly every week.
And that although common labor is
plentiful, that skilled men especially
machinists, are scarce.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-08
MODERN DANCING LESSONS
WILL BE GIVEN AT U. OF l.

The first of a series of lessons in
modern dancing similar to those given
at the university last year under the
supervision of R. D. Calvert of Lew
iston is to be held in the campus gym
nasium Friday night, according to an
announcement made yesterday.
Mr.. Calvert, who will again have
the course in hand, has but recently
returned from New York city, where
he studied under several recognized
masters of terpsichoreanism and it is
understood that he will both give in
struction in the newer steps and cor
rect errors said to be prevalent in
the execution of The better known
dances.
Friday night will be devoted to the
of the class and the di-
vision of the group taking the lessons
into beginners and more advanced pn-
pills. The class will meet at 1880.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-08
YOUNG MAN is FINED
FOR EXPLODING A BOMB

Richard Rolf was arraigned before
Judge Strong in the municipal court
this afternoon charged with exploding
a bomb within the city limits. He
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
crude affair made of black powder
bound up in paper and rags. 1t was
exploded in the rear of N. William
sons store early in the evening with
terrific noise but did no harm. From
the evidence it was plain that the
young mans object was merely to
cause a big noise. The powder was
purchased in the afternoon from Col
Inns & Orland