The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
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head of the German peace delega
ton, the burly brute who insulted tn,
allied peace delegates by his brazer
defiance, refusal to stand while he
read his %harangue which was sup.
posed to be a plea for leniency by
Germany, and conducted himself ir
such a british as to incur the
enmity of almost every one at Paris.
Is to leave the German peace dele
has asked to be relieved from head
ing the delegation. 1t is more likely
that the protests by France and Eng
land against him being permitted to
remain a member of the delegation,
much less it's head, is the actual
cause of his withdrawal" Peace
prospects are brighter with that typi-
cally German brute off of the delega-
tion.
The nerve of Victor Berger, the
socialist, under sentence of 20 years
in the federal prison for sedition and
disloyalty, after being convicted by
a jury, in trying to secure the seat
In to which the socialists
of Milwaukee, a German hotbed of
disioyalty to America had elected
him, is disgusting. Berger stands
about as much chance of being seat
ed in congress as he does of getting
\ front seat in heaven. depart from
me We workers of iniquity, for /
knew we not" is the answer that
should be handed Berger and his at
torney.
z Announcement is made that tele-
phone rates. all over the United
states must be raised. In Seattle
business telephones cost SO per
month. In Spokane they cost $3.50
per month. Pullman raises tele-
phone rates on business, residence
and rural lines July 1. Moscow is
still enjoying the same low rates it
has had for years. But we are warn
ed this cannot continue and should
be prepared for a reasonable advance.
Even then our rates will be lower
Than those of our neighbors. No
business can run long at a loss.
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Judge E. Henry Sullivan is dead.
This announcement will bring genu-
inc sorrow to thousands of residents
of the Inland Empire who had known
and loved "Hen" Sullivan, as he was
called by his friends, for the past
35 years. He was a pioneer attorney
of Colfax, served seven years as
Judge of the superior court of Whit
man county and later served IL years
on the superior court bench of Spo-
kane county. He was a man of many
amiable qualities and his departure
from the scenes of his early strifes
and later triumphs will bring sorrow
10 his real friends.
"a 20 "a
1t will bring joy to American
hearts to learn that the NC-3, the
flag ship of the American naval
planes that started across the At
lantic, has been found and is safe
with her daring crew. All three of
the planes are now reported safe and
the NC-4 is supposed to be on her
journey again tonight. Success to
them and their daring commanders
and crews They are real Americans.
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Remember the two plays to be /
given by the English class at the
auditorium tonight. The
rises promptly at 8 o'clock
and the program will be we'll worth I
the trouble and expense of attending.
Also remember that half of the net
receipts go ito help install a clock in
the tower of the administration
building. You are personally inter
in this.
Harry Hawker the brave Australian
who chopped off" from New
Sunday evening is report
ID TO have been compelled to land in
he sea 100 miles from the Irish coast
ate tonight. 1t is hoped this daring
birdman' will be rescued with his
He showed rare courage in
Undertaking the great journey alone
nd deserves success. =