The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

! lad the power to do 50 and had helpes.
men, women and children as their vic
TINS, are carrying ON the work they
started in Belgium and France after
they reach their OWN land The German
: women who applauded the sinking of the
Lusitania, the murder of Edith Cavil
and other dastardly crimes, are now
being made the victims of the perpetra-
tors of the crimes they applauded and
are calling upon the allied armies for
help and protection.
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G. PINCHOT HEARD FROM AGAIN
Clifford Pinchot, sort of harmless
crank, with millions of dollars and sew
eral hobbies, is "hollering his head off,
because the administration refused to
show France and Belgium how to re-
ibuild the sections devastated by the Huns
Clifford offered to go at his own ex
pense and thinks it is simply awful
denounces the administration.
But that is nothing new. Clifford has
been denouncing the administration all
the time and his denunciation does not
to get into print, which he loves almost
as much as another luxurious American
citizen who first "discovered'' Clifford
and consented to put one of his hobbies,
the forest reserve, into operation.
There are always a class of men who
are seeking notoriety and there are al |
ways newspapers, magazines and other
periodicals that are willing to satisfy
this craving by publishing their stuff
It was always SO and probably alawys
will be So
The Occur d'Alene mining district,
which produces more lead than any dis
trict in the world, is wondering why the
price of lead declined one cent a pound
or $40 per ton in New York recently and
advanced i'll London to the highest point
known i'll 20 years, $500 per ton New
York quotes lead at 7.05 cents per pound,
while London quotes it at 10 cents Or
dinarily lead prices are higher in New
York than in London. Occur d'Alene
people naturally think some one is Jug >
CLING the lead market.
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Kaiser Bill says he is private citizen
md is charged with crime and may
lave to defend criminal action" there
ore he refuses to talk for publication
bout the charges that have been made
gainst him, but he persists in denying
hat he or his son Freddie William had
nything to do with starting the war
nd claims that the whole Hohenzollern Z
amily are peace-loving Christians.
n pa -
there is no north, no south, no cast, no
est President Wilson evidently
grees with all of these statements but Il
ne. He is evidently willing to admit
nere is mo north, no east, no west" i
ut he will never admit there is no z
)uth' r
70 - - f.
Every man, woman and child who PCS n
bly, can do so, should attend the Idaho II
7. S. c. football game tomorrow. They
ould not only attend but should cheer II
I'd root for the home team n
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War savings stamps will be higher q
ter January |. Buy good supply this
ontl before the price advances another a
mt, which it will do the first of the
ar. gF
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We suggest that when President Viii ~
n returns from Europe some one give
n tip that part of the United States
s north of Mason and Dixon's justly
LIBERATED line
g 49,
Of course the new secretary of the
asury comes from one of the southern
ties.
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Don't overlook war savings stamps
en- making out your list of Christmas
releases.