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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
Suftpolter,.

MoibinQtou 5. 6tc Ntoi. st Gor
'loo, ser bernnnhiacr Eoltocpnrtc
mclltct iii al 'oitiUttc eli 4}orto al II
Gcuta pr llncc Tor ~Soriclbclic al
Yoit mco Ncrppluucr, pcbto1c4 lnoQ
al Scuotct. GorlIoQet pil III hi
opcricnot Observation-Disclosures,
acknowledgements t~uuoQiorbc ionQ
at MISUNDERSTANDING mcllcnI
@n'blnQton, philadelphia % Men
Yorf niloc frulbe lptte@ lQorN Sen
t5hc Niui. Wiilitrrc 6lppcmaltlncr
ioriomIc@ mi til bcttc Nrug / Nfirc.
ulu, Y. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
Oct Itore 8Icobao.
st felt Siitrift upfblot AT Gig.

"Mornina Bots aorrcIponbent
ueD Sen eneclife Scr / Srallfrig
ifriper:
Sroppernc fi9lnpebc / ct tppiIf
Wartspeir. Get or pnrnlcrc emo
igaar, men Der er iulot nleget Hcgn
/ 9tattens 2sb % tibli9 lntorges,
omellb Sfperne letteoe noget ienerc
pou Gagen. Tinben bl9itc npItelt
lcn eli Storm oper gaffcrne peo
CONNIE, og @cicne CT oGffet meo
Sple. vi bar Soroelcn meo Sen.
Inn til Gcirct, for bore trooper
har laa nlcQcn TTfnina. lom bet cr
nnllla Tor Gil Scr at haze / nnbell
@riQaferIcl, mcbens Sicnbcn op-
holder lig pna Smronocr, iom er
bcrepct loa at ii9e Oct iibitc Soa,
llben Scitnttellc moo Ne1ll eller
moo Sen mere beobrilgenoe SIo al
rorc Ntaifinfaioner.
Sicnoen piier ct iterft gllifc ON
at fonlnle no al bette soelagte 2ano
l'orb for Mncrc. Ti hercr al SSull=
ger, at belle Giitrifter or opipIot al
Stg, % DC Tiger, at 2ltftcn or frpo-
telig al Siglugtcn. @renbenc fan
life bennttea. Dc poelaatc 9anos.
tpcr cr ubrltaeligc ionl &portcrer.
Gruillcrs, Morn Gonlisconrt, BE.
tagnlcs, %dllrurancourt % Same
llnconrt or oTffet lneb Ssoe, GA
ldags 2anoeueiene meacm ocnt CT
ser itore SAUCE mes 9cgcmer, Ionl
CT Iannlct lammen eiter bpcr aamp-
rag for at bolbe Embellishments
oubne.
5 DC iioItc Sage har 6icnocn be-
9nnot at brGnoe line Geoe, ipr
bapbc ban life Sio, o. at iierilc
ole DC Saareoe, lom par Iobet
clene. Spnet al oenne Slaemarf
HGffet meo beres oeoe aanleroters
Seaemer bar en- uinogaaelia @irf.
ming paa DC me trooper, lom fom.
mer til. Set er iunuiIig for oenr
at ifiile Den frngteliee Sanobeo.
Ge tplfe Solbater inlles at bape
troet, at griterne life piloe firmpe.
'oroi DC bar Ipage. Siel1e ,sail.
Gerres l(OIagn or ser / Smlsb /
tplfc Srre NortGQineer ON Ser
brittle lloboloenbeb o. %osobrin-
senoe NGrbigbeb i llospeIien a;
benne opbolbenoe @cpegeIle. 81
IGrer siennem Griarins. at beres
6orciattes Siitorier life aItio Itaar
taa &eibe meo Sanobeoen.
N9r Iuhonpiuers or meGem
800 81 600 tpife 2egcmcr opIamlci
ioran pore Observation-Disclosures pe>
Ailntlp Isen al et Insreb. iom life
naaeoe Sfpitererapene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
DON'T til Dozen.

MaihiuQtou 3. 10oc Mai. &lcn.
0clicn / Saqen moo en- Solbnt
Den nmcrifnultc Grpcoltionaitprfc
GronfriQ iom al ariQ2rcttcn er nenlt
iii 1eocu for I%cicrtion mocr en-
Scamp meo Sicnhcn, opcricnotc2 lonN
NrGitocnt WlIlon til Npprobotiol.
Com bcticuht bc%nnoocbc Frriioeu.
ten inr en- fort Gio liocu 10 Solootcr.
ION bar bomtc til 0pocu ior at hare
iopct pna Eoit % 10 ANDRE Tor &n.
iuboroluotion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
Klonoifes
6uloproouftion

CANTON, 0llfon Scrr., .. Soc Mai.
Gen leritc embarrassing her / &oor
uofprtca / NiunooQ3 al ct 0rp0gc
moitln aonpnnl. 9Ilc Gcgn tnbcr
poo. at @llIoro6uftiouen / alonoifc
oiitriftct lnor bill bli minbit liacinu
tort ionu iiior, "a oct beIeb lig til
S3~,67O.OOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
Rumunien.

<NbtbItNA iitNh'
st Telegram fra Imlteroom gIer
MI nRrmere reoc for, booo Central
mngternes Sreo nleo RtmPilien eaar
no poa. Den unocrtegnebe Sraftat
l~nocbolber s Yaragrnier.
Den fsrlte baltoler ON Ireoens
@ienoprcttelie. Sen anoen ON De-
mobiliiering al Den rumGtife Irme
mco llnotagelie al en- @rpniepagt
moo Vesarabien % II @arniion /
Molbol,, BOG lllao ocnnc Stprfe fife
tIliannmen operitigc 10000 Dtano
Srionteri og 5000 Otanb anpalcri.
Gen treoie Yarograi uoifiaer belle
Erooinien Tobrnbin ira &umGnien.
Zen Gel al YropinienL iom fpr Sraf-
tdten til 8nfareit al 1913 tilbsrte
Vulgorien, eaar tllbnee til gl,l9u-
rie1; Reiten al Vrouinien tilfnlber
Giterrig- llngarn. HltnlGnien tilfom
nner inget grltotllltg Tor oenne
@anoofitaoelie. Gen Gel al Iropin-
icnS @efolfning, Tom enifcr oct, ifal
hape Het til at "cn1igrere".
Zen fieroe bcltcnmner, at ilngen al
Torterne ifnl fpr6rc Srigslfabe5.
cr'totning og ben Ste ON Hemningen
al De offltpcrcoe Troplllier.
Taragraf iel bcitemruer, at Nopi
gatloren pao Conan belt til llolsbet
i Sortehapet ifal bore iri. Num9-
Men opgiper ale arap paa Sfibsaf-
glitter, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. oeres
Iorbulonc ifal bare Ret til at tra-
fifere belle Sonau ne0 &rigslfibe.
Eara9raf ipp bnlbler ON Heli-
Nionsfribeoen / Humlrnien og Yara-
araf ottc ON oct otonomiife Sorbolo
melem HulnGnien % Gentralmag-
tcrlte.
Ger cr Trpo % @lpbe / itortpifc
Scire oper Mflluttcllcn al oeilne Isreo.
&clIeren bar tclcgraieret lin @lGoc
til nllc militGrc og pplitilfc Stor-
nlognler.
I'll Higsfanller BON Sorting tcle-
grafcrcoc ban:
"Iiiluttclien al &rigcn / 2it mi
Der mig mleo ltor 8lGoc % Snfnem-
ligbcb. Saffet prre @llos naabigc
Sielp firntper set tnife Solf mleb
nlbrig iuigtcnbc EatriotiSnc. unber
9limrenbe militrr 2coclie oa meb
Stettc al CT ltcrft Tiplon1nti, Sfribt
Tor Sfribt inloo Ell lpffellg srem=
ito"
90 til @inoenbllrg telegruiereoe
halt:
"Gfterretnlngen ON Ifllllttelie al
Sreben meo RumGnien iplbcr MIG
mco ltolt @lGoe. Tor Sront moo
Git CT ri. Seq taffcr 0lto Dor
&crrc, % lea toffer Dig. min fipre
Tcltmarifalt, iom ioa icicrrigt bar
lpullgct Oct tnlfc Spero. Sea bar
glpct Orhrc til Helloperilla al oct be
rprnmeliqe NIolten S~ironbbolo, set
Nolnlc tn'fc R~ioberilot Morienbur1,
loni bar blct plonlaet / 1910 til
Otinoc on Neinricb bon Tloltcu.
Sctte lfnl III l1bieres, oa Den itnrc
Slioaonaaport ifal bore DIT Napn o0
Dit TaubcnmCrfe."
Smlolcrtlo Cr Der allereoc Scan til
llarele / oct me 2ano, iom er blet
ueliigllet nleo en- "tpif Sreb". Tron-
ming Worla ltnl babe erflrret, at
buia ocnlc Nreostrnftat blir itaacnbe
uch Woat, ioa bill bun aboicerc, po
Der or bel inQen Spil ON. at ser cr
Suililoer andre Hltmpnere, Tom er
llgc ina utlIircoie lleo ocn iplfc
Srco ionl Grouningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

Ill S~el'tflgfnrS p1 q Heg1ertit9el
ON Tas til Woifpo. Nci, inareoc &c.
gjeringen, De filnhc life ublteoe Yos
for ncgeil til Ruslano "iorbi pi for
9iebliffet Iieser / arig moe Hiis
lano".
Wen bGrit or Der / l1froin.
Ser er baabc unberteanet % roti
ficeret Irebstraftat melcm Central
magterle og llfrain. Wicn iiocn bette
bPt,bte bar Spiferne orepet iaa ibGr.
oigt meb at erobre belle l1fraiil, at MI
itaar Den me Gepublif belt pao
Gnoe.
Spao Spiferne iprlig bar bapt Del
tropelt mcb at erobre / ltfraiit CT
@efolfninse1s Sort oe Melbebolo.
ninger. % iaa maatte 10 M9nbene
gier ~ao'tiaigt Spnngsarbcioe for sc
tpife Serrer / 2anoet. Wen ioa be.
annbte 9enoerne at ipefulere pao.
bpao / al Gerben DC panbt pco at for.
oripc G5aren og %proflomere Hepu-
blifell, naar oe tpife Sprber grasiercr
oGrre elb G5arens Sorbcr al nnber.
oroneoe Gmbeosmrno llogenlinoe
giorbe.
2igeionl / Sinlano err Ser Ell liocr
alif at bielnlige ariitofrater, Jon
etablerebe Hcpitblifen. % sc inb-
falote tpif &jplp for at "paciiieere"
2anoet.
Get loo Spiferne Jig life beoe 10
@ange = l~igeiaalibt iom / 6inlano.
Og III har Be ct Yar Waalleoer ore.
bet paa meo at "pacificere" meo Oct
Heiiiltat, at 9enberne bar reilt iiq
I'll Hepollltion inlob bette utaaleliac
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 oellne
Hcisning bar antaget iaabanne 81.
menlioner, at Spiferne enbog bar
maattct ienoe itore ltblan. gibelinaer
ira Tronten / S%lanbern iom Ior.
Iterfnln9 til ben tnife grne / llfrain.
Nu bar ben rltsliife lloenriasmini
tier / Woifpa %telegraferet til bcln rms.
fife 8eianot / Berlin Soffe (fienoi
iom Sroierer for oe1 fprite rusiiife
Sreosoelegatior til Brett 2itopiD, al
ban maa prone at giprc Wpnoigbe-
oerne / Berlin oct i%nolpienbc, at Dc
tplfe grobrinser / Guslano III mao
lutte.
"Tortiatte Grobringcr al bort Ger.
ritorium er aaben arrnfclic al inb-
9aaeOe Srottatcr og fornariager ltor
llro og 6iGring blallbt Wtasien al
bort Solf," beoer set / lloenrigsmini
'tcrens Telegram.
On "tpif 6rcb" or iaalcocs Ell
lllcgct mloerlig Snorctlliug.
Wen benne SrenliGrb bar / Hlls-
latb ifabt ct itaoie porcllbe SAB til
Sp'fernc og belle oeres Gpien. Set
or oerfpr life unoerlie, at eftcr Jon
bette Sab porcr, blir Husierncs
Stemning pperfor &c Nniereoc = %
iGrlig pperfor Imerifa - mere %
mere iorionlig.
Sra flere Solo mcoocles Scr, al
Wollbeoifi- Hcgieringcn blir mere %
mere mooerat og maaoeboloen i in
Eolitif. Naicrcoe HeprGielltarlter
Otolfpa imoerbanoler ogiaa itaoiQ
meo &egierilsen, Tom oerpco pon Ell,
Waooe er uncrficnot iom oell l~tcrfelt(
Toftor / oct oifcltlige 2ip / Hi,s-
larlo ioog.
Oct CT better inacn ScnunlcIiahco
at Hegicri1acn INT / Stilbco bplocl
pau at relic eli M Nrrne. Set ci
Grlnanllniltcr Srot5fp, ion CT so.
u%cbnlonbcn Tor bette Nrbeloc. Tct
par oa'nd paa bans S%nhbpbellc, al
Der fpnl %iranltc % brittle nilltrr(
Ntlslinncr til glcrnnbrppif, hpol
SrotSfn mootc Dem ng bapoc lol,g(
Sonfcrcnccr mcb Dem.
Gn ontfcr Gag pil ntaaIfc Sniflonl
glere ocn iorunoerligc Spougelic, al
HllSlano after bar Ell 9Irmc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

Tobbeltlnonorficts gnenlerfer ifilIoe
i%orcllc Jig meo Serbien og Wontc.
negro og cprette ct irit % iiafb9n-
gigt Storierbiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
noourr lar Orort.

IAAAAAAAF IN 49, - 49,
Icocu / Ncn Norf % taltc pco ct
Y}eoc al llultco Stotc@ @roln Cor
poratiou om oc Iorltlcniac Speraa
maul / Sorbinoclic mco Gonicrpatiou
al T~eocmi0Icr Oct ltnnr cnbml
1lcppc riatig fart ior olc, hporror DC
mango 6orboloprcqlcr, iom CT trltrnc
mc0 &cnlpn til oennc gag, % hpla
Nirfniuq alcr % mcr 'elca | mart
iaat buert Stem / &on0et, liol pprc
iaa abiolut ~no0pcn0igc. SiTr cr Der
Dem, iom life ina LET bar funnel
fattc, al oct CT al llig @ctnonlng, al
bcn ciuilc Ncioltulng ltal nG9tc 'l9
@ruacu al NpcOemcl i oen lloltrTt
niag, Tom HI 'orlongc@, ior al Der
fan BIZ oeitpmcr beroi tlIopcr@ 'or
bore Sal0atcr o0 u%lliertc | europa.
Oct iuofalotc arlN@brS0 l~n0rholoer
en- iterrc NpriuQapUroi ellooa enc
Npcbcbreo, 90 mau9c ipnca bel, al
nour ri fall flare o3 nlco Oct 'orltc
her 9annct, iou burnc man oAldn
tlunc flare iiQ mcb oct europa. Wtr.
Nooner fnm ir0 pau ocnnc Sn0 / in
Gale / 9tcm 2)ort, % Der cr, hpoo
han tiger on Den:
Set azores ha3lIa 1lTlocnor, at
nprc oQicrtc moattc tunnc BRUCE lncr
Winia oo la o@ bcbolbc Dor Npcoc.
Tprtriunct pc6 at ouucnoc Notoc Tom
@reoitpi cr Inn oct, al oct porcr I@n
ocr "a lnlaocr bcho9cllnerc. Set bar
iutct at diorc uueo oct3 9{rrlng@
urroi. Mtcn iioen ri lelp letter Sues
ncu hoicrc, cr oct bare nutlrll9, at
pore o~llicrtc Qipr oet iounmc. NJ nt
har jnqen Net til at nGatc at Dele
pore @ooer mco Dent inoQooi nt tol.
Y}cn pcn Siocn al octtc mclncr Der
Ilo en- bel Rpftc a. prottl'te Nclllull.
Gor set ieritc bar Grropn8 6olt lite
Iurt at booc NIoiabreo. Ge hor
hrueritfc iom ri Ell u6pltlct SnloQ
inr N}oiap1outtcr Dc har Iloct
cucr iutet llOitnr ior @icnmlcbnH
nina. Mul%mclet boloer llg oc2-
uncn tln eli iurholh@ut3 nlcRet tort
Gib, ua Der cr life Nicncr ocroucr iii
at male oct. Ncrtll tonlncr, al Oct
cr paultelig nj tron@ortcre Yinl2 ouer
&apet / Spiretiocn
nh. Snoucr ia. al Soob Honlul
irotioucu hopoc orpitct TRANSPORT
problemcruc ulc9ct onlbpgaclta meo
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9tcl. tom males her. Torc olllcrte
oier imiolerti0 oQiaa iii / Rctnina al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

ESrErrp as srcoND CLASS Halter JrNE Ism 1908 AT
TrE Posr prrl.E AT prcoRAH. Iowa. UNDER TIN ACT
OF CoNGREss % MAHcH2. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
Chicago Produktmarked.

rpis &c Iiier "2ecprab.Spfsn" anpeias ben
III 9sahocr 90 aieueie. sis Dem Ct IIr,er az
s.aoei M o. oa - 60 ierocr re % en M
alpcnneni, Hal Ut not pfee al paaflsnfe be-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

"Naspeuneu" spmaniner tr be ocsie %
biniarc / Sanaoen. 10 VARS Snrdri, lf.st,
mco brcr gRarIn. Sirsp III -Ieso.as.Soiien'
siitr alialoo. uaa4.r
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
LOGS KEPT FOR A CENTURY
House Torn Down in Indiana Shows
Timbers to Be In Perfect
Condition.

aurora, Ind.-Newton J. McKim has
nad an old loghouse that was con-
structed by his wife's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston J. Conway, more
than 100 years ago on the bank of
South Fork torn down and has sold
most Of the large logs. The house was
constructed Of large black walnut logs
and they were almost as sound as when
they were cut from trees. Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston J. Conway were early
settlers in southwestern Indiana, and
the wealthiest farmers and stock rails
ers in the Laugherty Creek valley.
The old house, which stood sentinel
like for more than century, was CIV
en- the name Of Gray Gables, and .
number of years 1t was used as dance
hall, conducted by Deloss J. Elker and
had an orchestra OF old-fashioned i'd
dlers. I
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousans1
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets
the substitute for calonel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician fcr
III years and calomeps old-time enemy,
discovered the. formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con-
stipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do moi
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the stkeynote" of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them to
unnatural action.
If you have clark brown mouth" now
and then = bad breath = a dull, tired
feeling-sick headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure ard
only pleasant results from one or two lit
tie DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
just to keep right. Try them. 1Oc and
Csc per box. All druggists.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
Obituary

Jacob Bartshe was born April 16,
1887, in Wayne county, Ohio, and died
at DR.. Aspray's hospital this city, Fri
day night January 25, at the age of
80 years, 9S1nonths and-'9 days, after a
lingering illness of several months.
When he wasssa child of four years
old, his parents moved. tos Missouri
where he grew to manhood and was
united in marriag etc Miss Susan
Brooks, February 2, 1860, to which
union two children were born, Mrs.
NJ J. Humphrey of this city and a
boy who died in infancy, the wife also
having passed away, April "a, 1907.
Mr.. Bartshe united with the Baptist
church at the age Of 10 and was
member Of this body all the rest OF his
life, being member of the local
Baptist church at his death. He was
a veteran of the Civil war having
served in that cause for two years. He
came to the state of dIaho in 1887
and has been a resident of the state
ever since, and for several years
resident of this city. He is survived
by one daugher, five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. Funeral
services will be held from the local
Baptist church, Sunday, January II,
at 2 p. NJ, the pastor officiating with
Glen Grice funeral director.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
Miss Ludberg Pleases

Owing to the bad weather, only a
small audience greeted Miss Marie
Lila Ludberg at the Christian church
last night. Miss Ludberg has pleas
ing personality, a good voice and she
gave a varied program, humorous,
pathetic, dramatic and patriotic Sc
1ections land in honor of the day, a
group of -Burns's familiar poems. She
was perhaps at her best in the Swed-
ish dialect number. Later Miss Lud-
berg attended the young peoples So
cial at the Methodist church and
approximations.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26

| AMERICAN AVIATION TRAINING
CAMP, SOUTHERN ITALY "You
can't kill an American" is the dictum
of the Italian officers training the
several hundred young aviators who
have been flying here since the end
Iof September, when, by arrangement
with the Italian government, this camp
Twas established.
The Americans have such reputa-
ltion for luck that Italian soldiers
come here so they may touch one of
1.-THE aviators. cit brings us good
luck, too" they explain.
1t Brings Good Luck
The Americans fly from morning
until night virtually every day. Not
a single one has been killed and but
three have been injured at all SER
iously. One of the latter, on his third
"trip alone, got into an air situation
which he did not understand, with the
result that he stopped his motor
where upon the machine began to
plunge downwards until its fall was
checked by the telegraph wires of the
railway station of the nearby city.
Thence the machine dropped to the
ground and was smashed. The await
or was picked up for dead, but in
five days he was ready for another
fly.
Lost Above the Clouds
The prize story of the camp con-
Germs Harry Harris of California, who
got lost, first in the clouds, and then
in central Italy. He was couple
of hours going away and whole
week coming back to camp. AS he
afterwards explained, he went up for
an altitude and when he got above the
clouds he was unable to discover
whether he was flying upside down
or right side up, or whether the earth
was above or below him.
Thought Him an Austrian
Finally, after gazing few mountain
tops of the Apprentices, he lighted in
the center of village square, begging
for something to eat. AS he couldn't
speak italian, his explanation that he
was Americana" didn't satisfy the
local police, who had never heard of
American aviators in Italy but had
heard a lot about those of Austria
who have the unpleasant habit of
dropping bombs on coast towns along
the Adriatic.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
GERMANS FAIL
WITH bELG|ANS
TRY WITHOUT SUCCESS TO DRIVE
!. WEDGE BETWEEN THE
TWO RACES

| AMSTERDAM-Aft more than
three years of effort the German au-
thorities in Belgium have to admit the
failure of their attempt to drive a
wedge between the two races and Ian
lguages in Belgium. The unity of
Belgium still exists, and there are
signs that the Germans have given up
at least for the time being, their at
tempt to break it up.
The authority for this statement is
the German propaganda weekly in
Holland, the Toekomst, which states
that the present policy of the COVER
nor-general in Brussels is more mod
policy as means of gaining peace. "
The article concludes by advising the
of the former German pol
icy to "steer a middle course and give
up their flourishes of rhetoric"
The attempts of the Germans to
force the Flemish language on Brus-
sells and Antwerp are declared to have
completely failed and the government
has had to confess itself beaten. The
among the Belgium population are
known as Activities" and are very
unpopular among the majority of
their fellow citizens. An Activitist
demonstration" was arranged in
Brussels recently and was much ex-
plotted in the German press at the
time. But according to the Echo
Beige, the demonstration was a fiasco.
INSTEAD of 5000, the audience was
only 1000", says the newspaper.
Moreover, one-third of those were
Dutch and another third Germans,
partly in uniform. The procession to
the market place was attacked as soon
as noticed by the crowd, notwithstand
ing the protection of the local police.
Next time there may be a riot. Now
the activists are beginning to divide
into Maximalists and Minimalists and
are becoming very difficult for their
German bosses to handle"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
AP0P" is BURIED IN WRECK
Salvage From Sunken Steamer After
So Years Found to Have
"Rare Flavor"

Sandusky, O.-Sarsaparilla "pop''
made in Detroit was recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Peubic and
when sampled proved to be of as rare
a flavor as the proverbial "old wine,"
according to F. L. Ermish, one of the
wreckers.
The Peubic went down off Alpena,
Mich, in 1877 feet of Lake Huron wa
ter, nearly So years ago. Numerous
attempts to get at her valuable ear
go had, until now, been marked by
failure.
Of $4,000 in paper money that
was on the boat when she went to the
bottom, all that has been recovered,
Ermish says, is piece of S. bill.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
Snakes Home in BeIfry.

Laurel, Del.--A six-foot black snake
fell from the belfry Of the Riverton
(Md) Methodist church onto the
shoulders of Benjamin F. Kennerly,
the sexton, while he was ringing the
bell. After lively chase the snake
was cornered in the church auditor
ium and killed. 1t evidently had made
its home in the belfry and fed on birds
which roost there.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26


LET US MEASURE YOUR NEEDS N
Moist Air Furnace, or Hot Water Heating
System 1t won't cost you anything to ~
our prices for the system installed complssA
Write US today. -
MCGOWAN BROS. HARDWARE co.
"HAROLD FURNACE" MFG. BY THE SUe
perior Furnace Co. S302-4 Howard St
FURNITURE
WE OFFER BIG SAVINGS FOR TIN
thrifty in Furniture Department. An
brand-new stock. All guaranteed to exactly
please you.
MCGOWAN BROS. HARDWARE co. 8
FURRIERS AND TAXIDERMISTS
M. R. MOHR, So BERNARD WE MOUNT
anything.
FURS MADE TO ORDER. HORSE AND
cow hides made into servceable robes ana
coats. Zeige & Lee. 21S So. Howard.
LEADING TAXIDERMISTS NORTHWEST
John T. Little Hdw. Co, Spokane.
FUR RUG MOUNTING A SPECIALITY
Heads, animals and birds mounted.
Withers Bros, S22 Sprague. Main 2386s
HAIR GOODS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
Notice

On and after February l, 1918, the
following drug and stationary stores
will close at $3.50 p. m. except Satur-
day: Owl Drug Store, Hodgins Drug
G Book Store, Sherfeys Stationery
Store, Corner Drug Store, Economical
Pharmacy. 1906
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-26
I3Elz3I7
'ather: Tonight probably snow;

Weather: Tonight probably snow;
Sunday fair.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Yates have just
received the good news from Amer
ican Lake that their son, Don, has
just been promoted to a captaincy in
the national army. Don has been at
the officers training camp at the
Preside.
w. J. Mcconnell is in receipt of a
i1etter from his nephew R. S. Brown,
"a former business man in Moscow and
state senator from Latah county, who
has been active as assistant manager
of the Red Cross for the district of
California Mr.. Brown has been adj
vised to proceed to Washington i'm
mediately 4prepared to take departure
for France and the front on February
Is. He will take charge of division
of the Red Cross.
The Moose will give public dance,
January 80, at K. of c. hall. Every
hodv invited O1-3
Attention Farmers-While in for
formers and housekeepers' week, call
at Auto Sales & Service Co., corner
Main and Sixth streets. Oakland Cars
and Republic Trucks on display. OIL
Miss Bertha Hanson of Seattle is
visiting at the home of Mrs. j. A. Nc
Inturff a
Miss Eunice Keller left yesterday
afternoon for Lewiston where she will
be the guest of the Misses Stephens
and Vogel.
Miss Mary Erb is spending the week
end at her home in Lewiston.
John Hoerdemann, captain of Thorn
Greek precinct, reports the appoint
ment of Elmer Paulson and Charles
Odenborg as lieutenants for that pre-
C1nCJ. lie states IudC Luo pIeCluCt 10
no wfully organized and that they are
proceeding rapidly with the drive for
membership in the Latah County Pro-
tective association.
Southwest Moscow precinct, which
is the largest in the county in point OF
numbers, will be fully organized next
Wednesday night. Captain A. S. Lyon
and Lieutenant G. B. Green announce
the appointment of the following serg-
-eants: Prem Moore, G. o. Jain, w. A.
Lauder, Francis Jenkins, Carl Smith,
O. E. Bell Frank Gustafson, Charles
Snow, James Eggan, DR.. w. T. Baker,
w. o. Beddall, Art Ransom, ]. Ro1se,
P. C. Olesen and John Bacon, who will
have charge of the various drives, etc.
A meeting of all sergeants will be held
at the office of G. B. Green at 7:3O
p. M on January 80.
Percy Kinnear has been named cap
tain of Little Potlatch precinct having
charge of the; Lenville section.