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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

State Department was informed the Buenos Aires harbor strike has end ed-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

General Hammerstein succeeded General Winter1feld as chairman oi the German peace delegation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

Memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt will be held in Westmins- ter Abbi Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

Navy Department was advised that the steamer Management, which grounded off the Isle of Wight is breaking up.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Admiral Kolchak took oath of off, flee as head of the Omsk Government.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

War Department denied the report that General March had reprimanded Provost Marshal Crowder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

Spartacans and Government troops are fighting in the outskirts of Brem- en-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

MOTHERS! Clean the coggedup places. Do away bile, Sour ternenonS and constipation poison which keeping little feesh and sick Children love Cascarets
 like eating candy. Cascarets better than o pills the tender somach liver and bowels Cascares gpe mre. and do not dsappont the worried mother Give harmless Css to children old and upwards, Each contains full directions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05
Embroidery Flouncings

women who make their own lingerie will appreciate these embroidered founcings in blind or eyelet workten to fifteen inches deep 35 and 50 cts yard Flouncngs finished with ruffles, suitable for baby dresses $1.OO yard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05
ChiIdren's Underwaists
Second hocN

Puff Waists for girls sizes 4 to IA years, 65 cts Boys Waists made with adjustable shoulder straps,
 ages 3 to 12 years, 75 cts Baby Waists, hose supporters attached, 1 to year
 sizes 59 cts Skeleton Waists with supporters attached suitable for
 boys or girls, 65 cts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05

'The Armchair at the Inn" '"The Husbands of Edith" "The Splendid Chance, Y "The Taste of Apples Antwerp to Gallipoli,' "Dave's Daughter" "Set in Silver" ''The Glory of Clementina, " "Once Upon a Time" '"The Reason Why '7The Streets of AscaIon," ''The Women in Question:" Marriage a La Mode,' "The Kingdom of Earth
 And many others
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-05
Hats which sound a Note of Spring

Oh yes, it is time, and the exquisite combinations of fancy straw and satin enliven the thought of dull February There is purple, and taupe and Picking blue. There hats of audacious gaiety Haunting themselves in the face of Lenten sobriety And there are Quakerish grays and other quiet styles.
 Come and see them.
 5000, $1250 to $15OO
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
ReiignatiDn ee,piiniebt.

sJn einer POM 5efretdr oes W}tnnez
iotaer 8erbanoes fir sic 0ffe1rtltd)e 0e=
.lunbbeit, 5errn $, IS. 5tll, ben Set
tltngen 5ugelanbtert Mitetlung betbt
eS, oab Der StaatSienat furS por 1etner
gertagnng bell 5efretdr Der Itaatlthen
ge1unbbettsbeb0roe 6errn Fl, $, M.
8rade1 erludt babe, ieine Neltgnattor
eillSureihen, 0ie betreffe1loe HelDllz
ton erbielt etne erobe Mebrbeit Der an
.lpelellber Senatorell. 9llS Grllnb5 fir
bieleS GDrsehell lpirb Ser Oeangel oil
0olfsfiin1lihfeit bes 81. Braden urtb
iein 3lDiit nit ser aonrniliion fir
1llberfuloie afeesebe1t. gor etlligen
gRoben beretts mar r Bradell bon
bent Minltelotaer 8erba1lb fir 0fferf=
lihe gelunbbeit eriudt 1Doroer, 81
relignieren, nobel angeoeutet lpuroe
.baB er ii Der 2egislafur perio11a non
grata lei, llrlo er aufgeforoert mllroe, ii6
ni9t ldnger ben fortldriftli6en geiunb.
beitlihen Mabnabn1e1l I'M gtaate IN
ben gSeg 81 itellen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
oSDDn t6aas freigelprphea.

4n Ser Oeoi 5isltnq beS Tiitrift
(8erid1ts nm 94eh>po0s GOlnm neLd1es
5hnn 5eit ijber einer 94ohe in ele0mooo
GSoIls in s5ikuno lit, nllroe Sof)n
f1oo2 non Qo111berton l}ithpod1nad1z
n7ift7o nm Ser $rrp nod 1lur IS
7nin,tioer Beratltllo irsiQelpro1lell.
0sfonl1tlid) nor SEER Saas bon Sen
S5roRoeid,pprerer oe8 0}operlber 1918
G5srid5t8 Ier11atlas inter sic 2lnfla9e
npiteIlt norOen, oo5 itaot(tde gptonooe
Gefeb ilber trete11 ut baGel1.
g9eaen Ser Grfronflgng ceS 9tn9e=
floofell lpurbe sic 9t,i9eIe9enDejt bis
III bjeienl Jel1uin perihoben 6reitae
lester g8od)e tpltrGe bonn Ntclter etIe
S0roer erloIfen Ser 81 Jolge Der S3eriFf
al1eemiejen lpuroe meltere aleln9eId1lpor=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
GiDil 9ienit 8riifune,

3ie Bunoes .Gtpi( 0ienlt Commit
lton a11noneirt etl1e cotrpetitipe Briifunq
fiir 9aboratorillm gebtlfe, einlbltebff
Mdl1ner ln1b Trollen, an Z. Mat,
4. Stunt unb 9. Spli 1919. 3u be-
leBeaoe 5tellen I'M Nderbal1z1eparte=
n1elt 5u $40 bis S1240 oas Sabr
lperoen in bieier Hriifuns eefiillt. PIP
plifanten lollten Iofort bei Der Giptl
Dienlt Commit Nalbinoto1L .. 6.
fir 1Sormular 9ao. 304 slpplifation
MAIDEN ll1o oorill angeben lDelde Nrit=
fu11a lie III 1nader1 geoenfe1l
Gffene competitive Briifllng fir gunz
oes gSilolhnhbiiter, 1tur fir D1dnler,
an z. Neai 1919. 8afan3e1 I'M
uBureall Of gtoloatcal glrpen" Nderz
ban 9enarte1nent, fir 9ienif I'M Selo,
.5u $500 ba8 Sobr iperoen Dur6 btele
Briifung gefiillt. glpplifanten iollten
iGfort Nppltfatton fit 6orn1rlar gfo.
1912 made1l ll1lb 3ipar bel Der gtptl
.9ie1rf Gon1nillio1l @albingfor, 9. 6.
NIT g(ngabe oeS yitelS ser 81, 11ebsnel1oen
Briifllng.
Sic 8unbeSzGipil Ite1lit gpnlnliliion
a1lnoncirt ei1te offene eonlpetittpe Hrii.
.fung fir 5peeialtn I'M glailifteire11< bon
5Banmpolle, rl1lr ffiir Mdnner 3ret
.@acansen I'M Wedrfte 8ureau, Nderball
Departeme1t, NIT etre1rl Nntrittsgebalt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
Ginbru6 in 2afapette.

Sn ser Yolt=Office uno' IN benz 9aoen
bon Nbraba1nion & 9o1ls I'M 2afanette
8inage muroe OonnerStag lehter QSohe
Elm Ginbru6 periibt urtb Die Srlp11ne
bon $48.28 aus Ser Gelotrube gez
itoblen. Ser 9ieb batte li6 bllrh ote
bintere 1bir Ginlab peri6afft. Der
etlerne gelbldranf ipurbe nt6t angez
riibrt lno au6 @rtegS 9par=Wearfen
ote in ser 1rube lasen mnroen ltegen
gelulien. SIM 9aoen lelblt mnroen
lleberboien, &auz9 9abaf uno Ganop entz
nenoet. Dean bot 8eroadt, aber btS
bato ltegen ntdt gerliigeno 8emeile
por Inn eine 0erbaftung Dornebmen 5u
fDnnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
Giienbabnnerfebr l1nterbrD4en.

Ser gerfebr auf Der SO. & ct. 8.
tpar tmo6na6nltttag nnb DonnerS=
tag ben gan3en Gag unterbro6en pei(
TN Der 9fdbe BON &loBner Stpei Sitter
magen bon ben 9diener1 gelaufen lparer
uno ein Wrad perllrlatbten haS betnabe
5met Gage nabm gu beiettigen. Der
6lani6 an etnetn Ger 9interrdoer oer=
bra6 unb btcs oerrrla6te ote @ntz
glct' Ing ser Gar mel6e NIT 8aubol5
betuteil nat. Gine meitere Gor mtt
gal5 gelaben lpllrle au6 pom gelei e
gencrfen. Gum Gli:f bemegte it'd
oer ,5Es lefr lanaiam irnit fatte oa8
Wrad n,eit srSbere 3tnenlionen an
ge1l.,i11, en-.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
8ranomnn0ett gum
0pfer gefaaen
Ser 85 jdbrige @reis lnbreas 5auer
aus 6tgel= Splpnibtp miro ppn Gnz
felftnbern npn 6lamnten ltmhiillt
autgeflnben. Sns 6pipital
gebrad3t, erlieet Der @erunslIdte
balo ietnen Nunoen.

Sll einem bielisen 9oipttal fano an
9ienitao abe1lo ein langes, orbetts:
reides Qeben einen i6nellen lnb uner=
,parteten Nblblub. 9lnoreaS Iauer
eiu S5 iabriser 8epobner BON Stgel
Iolpnlbtp, no er bte lebten yabr
1etnes 9ebens ouf ser Tarn letnes
5obnes SEQ. s. Iauer subradte
1par ei11tse Stunoen porber, 1nttlebe11s
aefdhrlthen 8ranoipl1noen ar perldteoen
en- 5etlen bes GDrperS bortbtn gebro6
mDrben. 9ie 9eotur Ser Wurloen 1pa1
perort, oab an etne 91ettlng ntbt meb1
I'll oenfen mar, unb gegen 8 lz2 lib
erfolate ser SOB.
Sin @ebeimnts.
9ste bos un9liid 9eldab, miro mob
ME feltoeltellt merben fDnnen, oo Del
olte D}ann allein I'm Sauie 5uriid
oeblicben mar, pQbrenb alle iibrtger
SD}itslieoer ser 6a1ntlie auf Dem Uelo'
poer auf oe1n Soie Der Tarnl tbren
9lrbeit nadginsen. 9en grntttlunse1
oerto6ter oes @erungliidten ollrh oaa
3llfolee muroe 6rau 5auer, ote Gdtpte=
pl0blihe 9lnihlasen etneS tbrer 5unoe
o1,fnerfian gen1od)t, uno tie ab11te
oleid,, oab iich etlpas l1n9elp0bnlthea
ereionet babel1 11iibte. Sire betber
1Dd)ter, Sic lie 5ur grfunotslng fort
oe hidt bette, fa1nen benn aud balo
NIT oer Gd)redensf1lnbe Suriid, baB
oen1 Grobpater Elm lln9liid 5nseltober let
111o oob, er NIT brennenoen Gleioern
por Der Soustiire ltege urD llb Dor
Gh1nersen mtnbe. 6rau 5auer elite
id,le1ni9it nod Ser llreliidsltdtte llno
erltidte Sic sylanmen NIT etner 9ede.
Ser ldbnell. berbeiserufene MrSt oronete
11ad) 9(ulegllne BON 9fotperbdroen Die
llberfiibrllng IN bos Solpttal al.
Seine 9lusfunft+
sluf sic 6ragen, pte letne &leloer,
5. b. iein llnterSeu9, oenn Dtes alletn
batte ct an, al8 er al1fgefunoen mlroe,
in Srano oeraten ieien, CAB ber 5terbe11z
Sc fei1e. 9(ntmort. ST erfldrte rl1r,
man n0dte tin in 9>ube lalle1.
O}ou peib iih aud nidt 81 erz
fldre11, ipte es fam, bab Der e)re1S
leine Sberfleioer abgeleet bate. Die
Ielben mllroel1 I'M Sfen eines ber 3 3tr1=
mer poreefunoen, til oen Der alte
Nto11n tie eeitedt butte. Ste lpare11
noh onl 8relnen lruO Tiillten oa5
s3in1n;er sa1s nit 0lauh an.< Sb
er lie oblegtc, ebe lie tn Srono
gerietel1, ooer crit nudher, bletbt ebenz
fuQ5 eil1 uagel1lteS 9ldtlel.
Stammte Gus SDbmen.
Ter ouf bieie ldredlihe g8ile um5
2e6en Gjeforl1ne1le 1to1l1nlte aus Dem
Greiie 95ilien III S0b1ne1L no er TIM
55ebrllor. 1884 geboren lpuroe. Setne
Gjotti1 ltorb bereits, ebe er por etlpa
~ Sobren nit iei11en 4 au1oern 1loq)
9(nlerifo fam. 9te betben ben Guter
iiberlebe1loe1 Gt1loer ltno e'eo. S.
Jauer, BET ban Ser greiS lpobnte,
uno Sos. Jauer, 8tlalts, Gal.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
s(ppellieren nad sai1instDn.

Mie Der befannte Geile1loe gl1ner
Ibonnpfon bon SprinGielo oieier Gage
erfldrte, bat tbm Ser 5ilfsgeneralz
1al1ipalt S. 6. 6lannerp ipdbreno iei=
1leS fiir3liden g(nfentbalteS IN ngt Saul
Ste gerliderung segeber, bab IN 5aden
Ser Wieoereinftellung bes 6ugbeSz z3usz
eS auf Ser 81 Mortbpeltern=9tnte Elm 9lpz
gpeI an bie gernalflne Der 8nnoe8=
Teilen6abn ii ggalbington ee1na6t perz
Ben piroo. Die 5ade bdngt ieht idon
|fnebr als Is Monate IN ben Geridten,
ilno es mare su tuiinI6en, baB Tie mOg=
|lidlt balb 3ar s3ufrie6enbeit oeS reiiens
ben Yublifunls Tire Grlebisnns filoet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
Muto 1T &urolt
mieoergefn efnnoe1t
Monatelanae Mrbeit oes Ypli6ei6efs
nit GrfDlg getrDut. 6abritnutn=
mer oes @agens perrdt Sen angeb=
lid5en Sieb uno bringt tim in 6aft
@egen 8iirgihaft BON $500 aui
freien SuR gelett.

freten yuR 9e1eRf.
Ser SloSmobtle=@agen bes Or
8. 9. Meiler bon bier, Der por etmo
flnf Monaten am 5. 9e;en1ber geltoblen
lpuroe, 1T ourd) Sic unabldlii9en 8e=
niibungen oeS Hol5ei6efs Sar1nentno
eroltd pteoergefllnoen poroen. 2lu=
genbltdlth befinoet er lt6 unter oer
Sbbut bes @berifis BON 8eaole Gou1tp
in 9nron, g. 8.
OaS geltobtene slutomobtl ipar bel
oen1 9iitrtftsbdnoler bieier g8agen tn
2afapette gefauft moroen. AuS otelem
0runoe blteb Holi5etdef 5armenin9
NIT bteieln In fortmdbrenber Serbtn=
oung, bis an 6rettag BON 'tbn1 ote
telepbontl6e O1ttteilung fanl baB etn
8erlt6erursSagent in 9uron g. o,
in MtnneapoltS it6 na6 Oe1n gerfaufsz
OFT bes SlbsmobtlezWagens 9}rlnmer
0-9362 erfllnotst babe. 0te ,2ilten
5etgte1L oaB ser Sagen tn 2ofapette
perfauft poroen mar, llnO Der Sdnoler
in 2afopette spubte iofort, oab e5 it'd
un Ben geitoblene1e Wagen oes 9r.
getjer bon SEEM lll1n baloelte,
@eben nad) 6urpn
9lur tpe1lige Stunben lpdter befa11oen
ii6 Yoli5eidef Sdr1nening unO Stlfsz
lbertff Sabnfe auf Sem 9Sege na6
9uro1l, @. O., 400 tie bte be5ethnete
Gor totld6ltd porfanbe11. Gie bate
etnen moeren 9ln1trtb erbalte1l, lu1o
al(e 91l1lnlnern NIT suS1abne ber
oben erndbnten, marel1 auSgefrabt.
Die 8eomten fanoen Cen a1gebltden
9teb eberlfolls Dor. Gie perbaiteten
tim uno bradten tim 1ad1 9}em llln1,
no lie arl Son11togn1oreen I'M 4 lbr
ei1ltrafen. Ser angeblihe 3ieb murOe
I'M Golrtn G)efdn9nts u1ltergebradt
no er bis 9tenStogmoroen perblteb.
G5egen bic Sil1terleellng BON ether 8irg=
ldboft bon $500 ipuroe er Damn anT
freien Uub geieBt.
Sas eir5ise Nutpmpbil.
gs ltellt oer Holi5ei 9}elp l1ln8
ein eutes s3eugllts aus, baB biSber
1lid5t ein eirlSiges 9luto bon bier abba1loen
gefo1n1nel1 tit. G5 bat spar sienllih
lo1lge geno1r1lnelL bie Gor 9r, NeiierS
mieoer3ufinoel1, aber ldlieblih lino Ste
8e111iiblnger Der -HoliSet auh tn oteie1n
Tolle erfolereih 9eneie1l. go5 tit etl1e
lnnlo benerfelslpertere Grrullgenld)oft
31 ether .3ett, In Ser betnohe ieoen Gag
1l1benoe bon 9lltonobtlen geltohlen
lperoe1L lnlo ptele oooon auf 9}tlln1erz
nieberleben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
Gr5bil6of 9omling
nintmt Ginlaonng at

Stem lllm fpmnen unb an ser
eSubtlGumsfeter Der 9reifaltigfettsz
firhe teilnebmen, Ser Is. Sum-
9auptjubtldumStag.
Gr5bH@of Nulttn 0o>pling, Ser Dor
fur5em tntbronilterte neue Sberbtrte
ser fatbolil6en gr50t05eie ct. Bahl,
gu beiien SurtSbifttonS9ebiet au6 Ste
5taot Stem lllm geb0rt, lptro an Ser
@oloel1en SubtldurnSfeter ser bteItgen
Oret etfaltigfettSfirhe tetlr1ebne1l >pie
flr5li6 Bfarrer 91obert g6linfert ietner
@emet11oe BON ser &an5el aus befannt
CAB. 0ieler Beiu6 unierer Staot
our6 SEN Gr5btldof ptrb etner Der
er1te1l ipe1ln 11i6t ber erlte 8elu6 aes
Yrdloten in biele111 5etle oes 9taateS
iein, leitoenl er sic neue Nmt8wiiroe
befleibet. Sn bem Ben1iiben, Ser Setter
oeS SSubildums. 1et11er &irbe etnen be-
io1loeren @lan5 gu perletben, rt6tete
Yfarrer 96lt11fert an oen @r5btl6of
oaS @rlu6ell, 11a6 Seem lllln 81 fo1nz
men. Set1 Shreiben murbe lofort
in beiaberoen 5t11ne ermieoert, uno Ger
YrQlat nirb am NberD Dor Dem 9anptz
felttage in 9}em llm ermartet.
9luf Sen Is. Stunt feitgeiett.
Sbi6on Sic Oretfalttgfett8gernetnoe
I'M Sanuar berettS fiinf5ig Sabre be-
itanb, muroe Sic Setter sur Grinneruns
an Sic 0runoung aus perl6tebenen
g11ten @rilloen auf bie O}ttte 6es Sab
res perlegt. ll1lb 5mor muroe oe1
Dretfalttgfeits1o1u1tag olS 6anptfelttae
oe8 Subtldu1nS feitselebt. 90 nett bts
iebt felt1tebt, ipirO all benz Gage Der
Gr5bilbof Elm Yontififala1nt 5elebrieren.
5on1fige @eranltaltunsen an Dem Gage
lperben lpdter nod befannt gegeben
lperoen. Gem eteentliden Telte miro
etne breim0d1ige Oei1lton porausgebe11.
Sin Mann oer Ginfahhett.
@rsbtldof 9olpltng lit etn Deann
aus Sem Nolfe, NIT ltarfem oenofra=
tildem gtnihlae lulo BON iebr etnfahen
2ebensoewpbnhetten, Sn ieiner 8eoe,
Sic Ct bel ben1 Dffentli6en G1npfang I'M
ct. Yauler Mubitortum ant Gage nad
letner 9ntbrontiatio11 bielt, laste er
Ii. a.: sd 1perbe netn gan3e8 2eben
llnter Sbne11 Set Nrbeit. lptb1nen, 1lnS
chamber fdber 81 bringen. 6ornaltz
tdten unb s3erelno1liea meroe t6 pollz
itd1lbtg beilette {eben. Sd foroere feiz
1lerlei NudlidteL lonoern td meroe
MIDI NIT qarBer araft oem Wphle oeS
WDlfeS miD111en."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
SAulerfpr'5ert,

9as Dor 5itern o118eIogte S6iler=
f01Sert I'm 81. M. 2utber Gollege ftnoet
Syreitag, sen 2. Mni, lfatt uno 6e9innt
piinftlid abellos Z llGr 30. 1te be-
reit5 aefa1ften JidetS gelten. 9Settere
Gu1trittsfartel1 belorge mon li1) TN
0orperfouf BET 6, 8. Relnl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
Strabenanlage.

|. Son 6errll Ttl3en ipnrbe angeregf,
Sic s(bfertiopng idnltliher Straben
in bem gepiert 3nileben Der German
lno BaDrle=5traBe ei11erieits uno Ser
10. unb. Is. 9trabe Norb anoererIeits
oornebnlen 5u lailen. genldb eines
.9l11tragS lplroe bsldlolien biele arbeiz
ten auSfiibren gu lalIen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-02
Gasuprtb Npunerneursfanoioat.

Ser RolNreBebgeorbnete S. S. gllSz
lportb BON Wa1fato, oer be1 5metten
Rongrebbe3irf bon Ntinnelota I'M I'm
terbauie nes Gongreiies pertrltf, bat
am 5a1nstag ieire Ga1biootllr fir Ste
g1on1illiern1le als Gouperrearsfanoioat
ser Nepubltfa11er befunlt gegebe11. gr
per6fIentlidte ei1e lanae Grflarune, in
ser er iei1le Nlllidfen iiber Die pDltttide
I'M sgtuate gum 8eifen gibt.
@r beseihaet oieielbe ais daofiid uno
1agt, oie friiberen Barteigre1l5en ieien
in'lebter s3eit ooIllfdnoig perihtDunoen.
Sir ben burh Serrn Gllsportb fret
gegebeuen GonereBlis baben ii6 bereifs
3lpei 1leue. 8eperber genlelDet. GS lino
btes Sic 6erre1l 5anp pt11alln gDipe1l bDn
lllb Nnpalt Nlbert 81. Naen
BON sSair1no1lt.
Corporal W, Zimmerman por
Nieollet gountn, Mitelieb beS LA,
Moihinergelpebr 8ataillonS 1T lebtt
Mo6e bonn neberie Dienlt II Stem
Dorf gela1loet
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
ROOSEVELT, JR., MAY BE
VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATE

SEATTLE. = Theodore Roosevelt
Jr., who was asked Wednesday by Sc
attic parents of soldiers and sailors
to become a candidate for vice presi
-ident of the United States, yesterday
sent the following telegram to VIM
Bickel, vice president of the War Par
ents' association: Am deeply appre-
ciative of the honor you do me. You
can rest assured that it will be my
endeavor to live up to the high stand
ard set by my father in public service,
and to justify your opinions of me.
l request. however, that no organiza-
ton be formed advocating my candi-
dacy for vice president"
Mr. Bickel said that the telegram is
not regarded as a declination on the
part of Roosevelt, Jr.
''In my mind I am certain he will be
the republican candidate for vice pres
ident," said Mr.. Bickel. "Of course, it
is not time for him to make a posi-
tive declaration. His request that no
organization be formed in his behalf
at this time was expected, by reason
Of the fact that he will desire to await
crystalization of sentiment"
Roosevelt, Jr., was urged to offer
himself for national political service
md follow his fathers footsteps.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
MANY NORTHERN IDAHO
ROAD BUILDING PROJECTS

pproximately 100 men are engag-
ed in engineering work for the state
preparatory to road building pro-
gram to be launched this spring
which will mean expenditure Of
thousands of dollars in every county
for road building during the present
biennium, according to H. G. Allen,
state highway engineer.
Many important road projects are
to be put through in north Idaho.
Mr. Allen returned Wednesday even
ing from trip to the northern part
of the state, much pleased with the
work that is being done, says the
Statesman.
Surveys have been begun in Sho-
shone county for the North Pacific
highway, which will cross that coun-
ty, and location work is under way on
the Lewiston-Kooskia branch of the
Lewis and Clark highway, which will
cross the north central portion of the
state when completed Within a few
days another party of surveyors will
begin work near Tia on this highway.
Work has already been begun on the
Fourth of July canyon road, between
Coeur d'Alene and Wallace.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
USELESS TO REC6RD
ARMY DISCHARGES
E. c. BOOM EXPLAINS PROCEED
URE NECESSARY TO SECURE
$50 BONUS
Editor Star Mirror :

Editor Star-Mirror:
For the information and guidance
of all discharged soldiers of Latah
county, who are entitled to the $6C
bonus authorized by the recent act of
congress, l would be glad indeed if
you would publish through your col
umns the following information and
instructions, which l have received
from the war department:
Any soldier who does not desire to
send his original discharge to the
zone finance officer at Washington,
D. c., may send it to Colonel R. M.
Brambila, recruiting officer, 41O
Zeigler building, Spokane, Kashing-
ton, together with his application for
the bonus properly filled out. Colonel
Brambila, as such recruiting officer,
has been especially designated and
authorized by the war department to
make certified copy of the discharge
and to transmit such certified copy,
together with the soldiers applica-
ton, to Washington, and to return
the original discharge to the soldier
with his Endorsement thereon show
ing that such certified copy has been
made.
/ have noted that number of SOL
diers have recorded their discharges
in the office of the county recorder
at Moscow. There are number of
reasons why this should not be done,
among these reasons being, first, the
fact that under the Idaho law the
county recorder has no right to make
these discharges part of the county
records by recording them, and sec
ond, the fact that a certified copy
made by him would be absolutely use
1oce nd
pose whatever, particularly for the
purpose of obtaining payment of the
bonus.
Of course, any soldier who desires
to send his original discharge, to-
gether with his application properly
made out, directly to the zone finance
officer at Washington, D. c., may do
so, but in order to reduce to a mini
mum the chance of the original dis |
charge lost, / would suggest that the
procedure as outlined above be fol-
lowed.
The Moscow chamber of commerce
has generously paid for the printing
of 1000 blank forms of the applica
ton to be filled out, and soldiers may
obtain these forms at any law office
in Moscow, or at the office of any
published in Latah county.
Being a discharged soldier myself,
[ will be very glad indeed to give
personal assistance to any soldier
who may desire to call at my office
n this connection, as will also any
,ther lawyer in the county.
Attention is again called to the fact
hat certified copy made by anyone,
,ther than an army recruiting officer, ,
will be absolutely useless for any pur !
,ose, and that if soldier should send
@ Washington copy certified by
lnyone else it will subject him to a
,reat deal of vexatious delay and in !
E. C. BOOM.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
DECENTRALIZATION NOW TOTALS
MORE THAN MILLION AND HALF

WASHINGTON today
unless special conditions
ton total now numbered more than a million a
The
sons with brilliant records military
to their traditions
will include the ninetyfst, at amp Lewis
in
SO far as the department has been advised M Tb y return of W % on @ @
has occurred to interfere in this
Engineering Company at Archangel Front
WAsHNGToN arrival the 168h
man Archage front March 2 announced by he w
today It consists of IS officers and 1as The sixteenth engineering
company is also enroue to this sector
Fna Leagu Session April4.
PARIS-( (Havas)The of
nations will probably hold its final April By which
indicated today the foundations the league will definitely
Serious Disorders a
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official quarters The Paris edition of the London Dav Mail States that
telegram has been received the office
occurring at Danzig and nigated by PanGermans
Indian Uprising at Buenos Aires
BUENOs AIRES FidayA uprising
soldiers
province
Hungarian Govern Apologies.
BERNEThe
Ukranan mission Budapest
according press government
entered protest following the missions arrest
spa regarding landing
according to the Marcel Putin in Echo de Paris
Strike Reduces Austrian Bread Ration
COPENHAGENThe Friday
railway and traffic between Vienna and the outside world
almost stands Vienna adve 1t is said the stoppage
food trains today the bread ration will be reduced half
AIlenby Reore Order in Egypt
CAIRO Alenby,
Egypt
Thousand Strike in Ruhr.
the Ruhr industrial extending
establishment political relations