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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

Der fall DE bin ia bee.
9on elmer orouigsn &om0bie Der ST.
rungsn, bic iih i'm Gunbe Der gstimos
5ugstrdsen bat, srsdblt Srau u. ,.
Cameron i'm rGanaDian Wagu3ine
2o6irDdr, Elm junger gstimo, tpor6
nm bic Suno elmer tpuuoeri60nsu Gsz
timomaib. Der 9ater isinsr 4userz
pdbltsn, Der ibn fir sinen IhI.6ten
Sdger belt, pies ibm bic S6iir. ieines
Ssloos, uno barduf bsIhloB Qohinpdr
fein. 8raut gu .ntfIbren. oSn elmer
finiteren Rd6t fam sr ouf l.ii.n Sob
len berangeihlihen, .rgriff ben Ibin.
ig bee (S6lafIad) ieiner 9raut,
i6lug Die @nben suIammsn, nu6m DE
tbeure 8iroe auf ben Riitsn unb oina
bamtt ieinen beimiihen 9enoten 3u,
o5ne iih nm bos 8ei6rei 5u tiimmern,
bds aus Dem 9el3nert beraust0nte.
unb Obne Die St0bs gu bsobd9ten, oi.
oas Stramp.ln Der gntfii6rten ibm
bei6ra9te. Boiler s5r.uoe leot. er AT
5aui. i.ine IiiBe 2oIt in ben Sfein
lelner 5hrdnlamp. unb fhlue bic Gns
ben ausetnanoer uro tper Ifi.e berz
dus2 Ni6t iein. graut, Ionoern Der
Qlt., Der nidt i.inS6pies.rpat.r perz
ben poQt.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

iii6en Sp.ii.n 70 iebr ipeditlt, Iiesi
baron. oob Der 9ineiii1e aoh cine pitl
sr0bsre ansahI BON Geipiirsen unn
arautern perpenbet, als uns betannt
iino. 4uberoem bat CT a.tIdop, 81.
ansrpeltsiobe, sur 8erfiiguna nno be
perfhiebeneH 4rten Samltu. braunsH
unb ipeibsn, berben unb iiibeu Reisa
bronntiptin. bic pitlen Speiien eineH
iebr angenebmsn G,eidmad e,ben. Jn
g.sug aui bds 8erhdltnib sDiiten
Sleif6 unb gflansentoft dbnelt bic tis
neTiihe saiihe iebr unIerer oeutfhen
SuusmannstoTt, tie pertpenbtt tbieris
ite uro pfIan3lid. GtOffe in une.fGhr
eleitsr menee unb hGIt iih bon Der
ll.berfiine an 5Ieiid, iDis iis bic snsli'
i5e aiite Iiebi, ebenio fern ipie Don
benz faft grunoidsli6.u Wons.l an
5IeIh In Der japanii6en anne.
gus bisi,m 9runb. Tam iih Der
Guropd.r leiht on rtneiifche aOit &c
tpcbnen uno ii6 babel tpobI befiHben,
ipas bei Der iapaniih.n aans nnmOgs
lih III. Dos 0orurtbttl, bds riels
1ouriIten uno bier braubsn oHiGfiies
| Guropder abbdlt, NIT Der hinefiiden
aoit stnen gerlu6 81 MAIDEN. iino oi.
grs6bIuneen man6.r Reiitihriftfiels
ler iiber bic unglaublifen Sahen. bic
in China seseN.n tperben - 5aifiIh=
flOTsn. 9oseInsitsr, 5rspons, fDal5.ns
| formiae Gsetpiirmer uno 3ohloie dns
oere Oinge. slIss bas uiro in gbina
oeaeiieu, ober porum audi nift2 Gs
| iii bod nur cine Selitaieiie fir b!di'
iierte 8ourmsts, bentn norma!es ei
| ZEN nitt m.br munbst. Der Widnn
bes 8cltss niro bts snorulen preifss
tpeoen nit oiei.n 9insen niemals in
g.ribrung tommsn. bic nit Der nors
malen Speiietarts ebeniotpeHis 81
tbun baben mi. sttpu ~Sdn.pfenored"
s5aian nit rbout gout" unb dhnlihe
Dinae bel uns. Rotten fperoen gsgeheH
- in bod bic Ratie als Hasethier Elm
reinIihes Tbier, ebenfo ipie bas gfero,
o.een beT.n sSI.iit ia audi 8orurtbeils
b.I.eben. 4uh Ratten finb iibrigens
niats tpeniger ols ein normd!er gss
ftano Der Speifetarte, fpobl ober olte
Ger - GpIeisr -; itinienoe eisr
biirfisn 1u6 nur G.i4Hadsfp.sia!is
| fen porssfsbt tD.rb.n.
Damn bi. .bboren a1fer. bi. Hctas
bene ouh iebr, iebr ibeusr iino. Nun.
oua oasu BADEN mir 0esenitiids:
are6I., S6neden, Wlui6eln. gluiisrH
fino, mas uns aIIerbines nidt mefr
auffGnt, nihts tpeniesr ala einlao.no
ougfebenbe sbiere, uno bas non plus
ultra in bod ein aprb pon 0rdnatsn
ob.r cine S6iiII.I frutti be mare in
ReapeI. Die hauptfGhlihiten Geri6s
te a la mobe be Chine iinb Rugouts.
| Guppen nit @emiii. uno Jleiid e.s
miIht unb gieripeiien. all,s an Sieae
bon grot nit Reis oIs 3uipeiie gss
seHsn.
| sSebenfalls III ii6sr. bab man iia in
Der pfIea. bes 6in.iiihsn aiihensotts
ni6t i6ledt befinbet unb feine 4nss
| fid)t bat, ab3umas.rn. Ssoem, Der
Deleaenbeii bat, bas Rei6 bieier mdts
tisen gottbit su betretsn, lei babtr
nnr eeroiben. einmnI cine probe bars
auf au MAIDEN, OBJ unisrt aIt.hripiircis
gen gOrurtbeiI. itiabaItis itnD oosr
ui4t.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
gincirnati, 26. SuIi.
Rene Snpcthettn.

Rtue Sppotbsten.
glb.rt gf.iff.r on Soutbsrn Sbio
9. une z. 60. $4,000.
s5rant 9. Junts on Star 9. u Ro.
3 60. $500.
Sobn .. 5oinss on 5srb:rt 8. pcs
6ouo. S725.
Sobu :. S'grisn an Wp.rs q.
Cooper. $2350.
WeihosI JuItu.il.r an pIsaiant 3.
uno 8. SO. $500.
Irebcie u. See an GImipoOb place
6. uno 3. 60. $500.
morgarst JoipI.r on oisieIbe. 5000.
qmeIiu e. Chants on oisisIbs
S170O.
aouiia 8. Bognsr ON Gsft Ctr. q.
q. Ro. l. $500.
Gufi. ]. aaplan an 8uFneB Wsn's
Q. u. uno 6. 60. $1,000.
Hana R. Cation on Guarantee De-
pofit 60. $500.
9orotbea Ginb.Is an bisf.Ibe.
$325O.
gsore. 5ars an Southern Shio 6.
unb 9. 60. $500.
emma genber an price 5in 9. uno
9. SO. $500.
Soispbin. sbrem an aibsraI 6. uno
3. 60. $500.
Gleanors 6. 9arnsu On oisielbe.
$500.
Wm. WeWdbon on Union Sap 8t.
anb 5ruit 60. $500.
Sas. u. Sriss an aIpba .. unb g.
60. $1,000.
Gillian 81. Wiubuts an Sarrp J.
pierion. $70O.
5snrp SD. Salsmann on Mt.
Sealtbp g. unb 6. 60. S1400.
yraHi pfeiifer on bieielbe. $500.
gertao s5rommtper an 0trm. 4m.
g. uno y. 60. $1,000.
W. :. Bennington on Sobn W.
Green. $633.26.
5enrp Bon 8arsen an Reabins 3.
unb 6. 60. $500.
4nnn MostOpis an Wounb .. u,
unb 6. 60. $500.
Cora Snnber on 2opinia u. BED.
$2O5.
Sarab Groeser an Columbia Bi.
unb CAB. 60. $500.
GetiIste 5ppotbefen.
s5r.berid 8oster on 3. O. Winiam
II. Qnb. $1,000.
JObn g. 9art on gbuorb Hronnsr.
$1,000.
Bernard gdboff an gonsreb .. u.
60. $500.
2ouiia 3. Wagner an g.it Ctr. 3.
u. go. !. $1,000.
anselino gbparos an Glenn 3. unb
g. u. $500.
Dorotbea Ginbela an gdrfieIb No.
] 6. unb q. go. $500.
Mnnis Cabin on @Isntpap 6. uni
g. u. 60. $1,000.
aouis O. Repiu on M. D. Cooper.
$1,000.
$4,000.
Derielbe on ginr., 8. unb 8. Gifen.
bobnesisninoft. $1,000.
OsrfeIbs an 3. GteHoer. $46.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

pte IelItHe Ggre! yin letmIer WNS
flus BON Spott CAB Der 5rdes ihr. na=
ratteriittide 6drbung.
Der reihe Monn iebte ith, riidte
Elm pdar GugeRbIide nerpDs anf nent
Stuhl bin uno Der, Sos i'm bann biht
on ben S6reibtiib bes goliseiratbs
beran, beuste f9 peit Dor unb fiji.
Itsrte:
r0drf id son3 often f.in9"
Sang often"
ngs ift elm erobes, tpihtises Ges
hslmnib, bas i'd Sbnsn onaupsrtrautn
babe"
mS1nsisen fDnntn tit bic bette Suri.
pss qolisiften.@
rSerr Ratb, Sic Tino bafiir betannt,
oob sic aus alien Sttpierigtsiien III
nen 4usipes piiIen."
sd bin niht oLIipiFenn."
bod, in 8esue ouf gstpihe 0inge."
sd odnte Shnsn fir Sbr i9onss
9ertrauen.
na6 liebiter goIi3eiratb, mir molten
uns jebt t.ine SompIimsnts iasen,
mein Sers 1T mir 10 idper, i6 bin 10
tief srf4itt.rt. bab id fiir uidts Sinn
babe, bon nihts onberem reoen, an
rihts anoeres benteu tam als an msin
llneIiid."
Ssrr BON StsItm1nn erfhrat iibsr
ben Gusbrud i'm 8eiidt ieines 9dftes
nod m.br als iiber DsFsn Dorts, uub
nit gr0berer SteiInabms aIs anfGngs
lid iaets .r: lin @ottss tpilIsr, mas
III bsnn esihesn, msin Ii.ber aoms
msr3ienratb2 Spr,teH Sie bite obns
umfbipeife."
yTeine Sp5ter 1T psrI6punben."
r9.rihpunben." Ter goli3sira.b
tuisosrboIte erfhr,tt oas Dsrbdngnibs
ooG. Wort.
.Sd. ne III peri6punosn."
r5br. sp5ter, bic iaOns, ssiitrei6.
Rita2"
nSogen mir bic uberipanute, ere.us
trtits Rita. Wunoern 81. iih ritt
ubsr msin bortes urtbeil; .s tpirb Sbs
rsH obtr um 10 esrsttieriieter .rihsis
ren. oIs i6 Sbnsr fose, bab id bas
airo mehr ols m.in Q,bsu Iiebe, oob
id Iieber m,in eans,s 9.rmossn pers
It.ren min, ala bab oem aiuoe siu
5aar ostriimmt tpUros, Qber iie 1T
Dirslih .rceutrild."
o5riiher, Iieber 9cmmersisnratb -
ga friih.r, bag III porbsi. Jriiber
mar Il. oie idone. etiitr,i6s Rita. Sic
tsnnsn Sie ia ni6t m.hr. benn Si,
IshntsH ia nit faft 'ron:.nosr S0fIi6s
tejt al. m.ine ginIaoung.n ob."
Der polisstrotb itutteIte p.rI.sen
ben Sopf unb Gelbern fubr fort:
Gin, srpei. aud or,imal IGbt man
iit oos ssFolI.n, bonu ob.r bort man
oui. GinIaounesiart.n 3u itid.n, neil
man Die auttpcrt iton i'm 9oruus
,snnt."
Sic ourf,n mir pas ni6t iibtIn.bs
men, Ii.bsr Sommersisnraib
GtIoern I.gte fpe beTdpidtiaenb
feline 5ano auf ben arm beg 8.omt.n.
rNsln, rsin, ip.nH Sie oas ghemu
bod .inmaI crf6neio.n. 10 oarf i9
Sbn.n out ben 9runb nicht ptrT6tpei.
gen. 81 babe iiber bic mOraI Sbrer
Jinon3ut;ionsn m,iae .ign,n @ni5ous
ung.r."
SO, ih peib. Mber 81. cero.jien,
oob Gin g0risumsnfh hi, Elm Splbut
I'm ariegs iit. 0rnufs.krift. Sraus
idm!sit iit Der erOBt. 9orsug i'm
aampf.. Sd rDeib mir it,ts i'm .nts
i6tibsnNr Qug.ublif bi. u.b.rmutt
gu Dsritoff.u unb ih benus. ii., m.ins
Gesn.r gu sroriit,n. sd fiibl. and
felbf, boB .s urr.ht iit uno b,riu6e
tets our6 rsite Spenbsn an bi. Qrs
men Die G0tt.r su periobnen."
rSh mDgsr R.ht bcb.n unb i6
made Sbn.u ia audi iein.n 8orpuri
aus Sbr.m Gtiddft. Wl.in.m Gms
pfirbeH ab.r 1T elm eerartigsr aapitoIs
trieg 8upiber unb ih min baber out
hi. Si.g.sfsite in ibrem Salpn uiat
mitfeiern."
C5ortisBuns folgt.)
O~uuN s;s ~ yh~.x n IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
(JcrtifAung foIgt.)
9lnafcfis perlpritt nift Sdmint

slnafcfis per,pridt nift Sdnin0'
iu6t, 2ebtrleioen, rnperbauIihteit,
SriibYinn, ooer 9iibnernuger 8u bel
len; Dobl ober Qaruntirt es ioiorti9e
2inberunq un0 nouige SeiIlmg 9IIlen.
Die on 8 Qmorrb oiben Ieioen.
Gs 1T cine Der iegensreihiten Grim
oungen oesSabrhunoerts. Die 10000
0anfbare Batienter be.
3eug en- fonren.. Broben auF
8erlonger oil irgeno cine 9Ioreiie
TO It enfrei geianot burd g. gteu'
itoe6ter & 60, gor 1916, Rerp Dort.
Siitet euh Dor Rohubmunqen. Ittet
0araui, ooB Die llnteridriit BON g.
GiIsbee, W. o, iit auf jeoer Selie
Der S6o6tel beiinoet. .I.W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

Der S5be bahsn Sic f6nel iiCh beraufs
searbsitet, mo man lG6elno uno phne
Nnitpb glatte WOrts finbet, bic fur
glass unb fir Ille paHen."
.Solten sic mid fir 10 fGbig, Elm
ausernGbltss Ritslisb Der Seieui6aft
su treroen9"
sd baIt. sic fir einsn Isbr bils
bunesfdbieen, iebr fsin empftnoenoen,
tlues unb tlarIsbenoen iunesu Ssrrn
unS babe oieies Qpb erIt ppr gans turs
ssr 3eit iiber sic bon Semuno auss
Iprehen bOren. Der oo;u oas erobts
Re6t bat
,S!" foste sr, iia perneissnb, i'd
btn bod nod ri6t auf Der Soohe. oiss
ies urthtiI obn. eine beitetoene
SeIbFkspeifIuns 5u hDren. sic has
ben qeitern Sbren 9orfas aus9efl9rt,
snGbige 5rau, uno, pis i'd annehms,
Sbrer 5reunbtn 2ottaen einen Seiu4
gematt."
Dem outen 9ott6sn - freiIi6, bas
babe tt,, unb babe mid ent3iitt an
bieiem fti[sn, ssnisiamen. in iih ielbit
sufrieosnen 9emiitb. Wel6 Elm an
berer 2ebenstreis Dffnet iih in ibrer
gGbe! 1a lit tein 8rpllen uno Qnz
itemmer ssesn etnorine.noe 9erhdlts
niTTe, teine Stirms bepegen oieie be-
iheiotne Se.Ie. Der 9r.is ihrer Dor
fteuunsen oebt nidt melt, uno iiberdu
lit rubis.s DoIIen pbne 5eritOrenoss
gmpfinbsn; iiberuu itebt In Der Ntttte
hires 9Iiidss Elm Steuermdnn, Der fen
S6iff burh Elm titles Wteer fiibrt,
obne gsiorsuiB, oab ss an sins aIipPs
ftpbsn tDnnts,"
Sbre Dorte fisIen ibper ouf Pus
boIf. CT iab Dor iih bin, obne 5u
anttpprten, unb tpogts es ni6t, Jrau
bon Stern ansubIitsn, aus 5urtt,
gttpas 81 srtennsn, mas in ihm ielbit
Idusrt.. @bs sr isbod cine IHtport
ausbenten tpnnt., tpuroe er Durh cine
llnttrbrstuRs iibsrruiht. Cine Stims
NE nsben ibm iagte pIOBlit ldut: sd
bite I'm Sbr. 9ono!" - aIs sr aufr
lat, mar es cobunno S&ubaa.
Run, bas lit nirtIi6 Elm m,rtpIrs
bigger 5auf6!" risf 5rau bon S::tn
Icttno. Sd entIaFs sic, 5err Dol
tor, fOlgsn sic Dem neusn Stera.
Man tdrst ben aOtilon, nitt pdfr.
Sobunna3"
So" Iuqts bas 5rGuIsin, ruro tie:
III Der Stben fir msinen Sitter"
Sic bsI.itiot. nit Der RooeI, Die ON
9uno. it.tts, oas areu3 an isln'r
9ruIt.
Gin arsus nit elmer Srore"
Io6ts Suite. nSis Iisbt 10 3udig ME
cine 9prnentrone ous."
yaeins arons o6ne 0ornsn."
Limb tsins Rois, rad b.m alien
8emeinpIos!" rief bic i60ns Jrdt
linen nut. Damn Iagts lie I.iIer: Or
bat tpei6es 5I.iih gsnug, Die Glide
tDnnen niht i6do;n."
gs bIis6 ni6t obne IufIebsu, baB
Sobunra Den SuusIehrsr aus iei1er
Gte gsbpIt uno ibm garo uno Stsrn
gs9sb;n bate; bic gs3eimsn tIe'nen
Sp6ttersi.n fanber ober neus RaGs
rung ourh bic tste 9alaHtsrie beg Gse
pOr5ugten, Der in Der ndhfer gcur
fstrer StrauB Der ret6sr Gr6in als
grfaB bru6te unb oamit oem glroE
2arf.lo 3uoor'um, Der siEs amber:
5Gn5.rtn ipdhlsn mubts. - Ran
Iohte, beobaht.ts uno funb es an3es
r,ein amiii1nt, oIs Spbanna It4 gu.
riit3og. ibr.n glrm in RuboIf's @rm
Isgte uno ii6 bon ihm in ben Stnte-s
Qrurb nss SaaI.s fiibrsn li:B, no srsi
G,Fel sHtfernt Don ben Ibriger fam
ben.
(Eortifhunu foIot.)
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Gortissuns folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
@emeinber1

gursermsiit.r: .sSa. meins S.rrsn.
ipenn teiner mas beriteht bon ber ans
geles.nbsit, bann miiFsn mir lie balt
semeiHfam ourdbera.6en..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sss serahmwtse---
Ia6rIagerin 0ieles 3eita0ers.

econ tn Der 6tefieu seii CAB ss eeipsns
gerfcueu, bic ourd bic G6opfnua boeer bseahf
noren. uns &c Itai iein Srctisi Dor. oas
ana ttutsuiaes noA Etrfonsn srtfitren. Die
Surd etue nn5aiauris araii im GtanDt hno,
s3iclss su tsun nno ecranssufaaen, sras lnr
aHbere etftannlidb III uub bIeiei. Uiit eolnts
bat bte sl1tur biefs Gorrs bstoneers beeaHiftst
benn ne tai fbr be ieItrns Sdbt oerriiebsn, eas
psben ttrer w,ituseuiDen tuie Elm nn'sel1sdas'
nss gucs asnou Al leien. gnassf Ht6i, sas
is In lbrsr e,oensn sssfibens an Ssefsn ssotnie
ipptnt. Eehrt bie gnft Gnb gnr rfii6 tte
etefin gtctnus, ham eebi bieisibe bs'sdnf s's
ssr sls issns w,tssni eou graa Q. vssssf
srretGt 9as 4ans III slir Iinicn SaHe Has
um Snnre III ber gams:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, fribsr Gran ged)tsin
8setis assnss, einnssh, Glneinnatt .Ctls.
Rrssilt4e Gnitpcrten st.0o unb barabsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

OerIelbe an Mnna Wesfer. 500.
glmeiia .. Soffmann an Reaoirg
Rpub 8. unb y. So. $21O0.
Dieielbe an 2tbtruI 6. unb y. 60.
5000.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
APPLE SHOW DINNER
TO VISITING FOLKS

In honor of the out town guests
at the apple show the directors at the
close of last nights session rendered Il
course banquet at the Grand Pacific
hotel. Those who were accorded places
Van Deman of Washington, Rem II.
Rice of Spokane, George Sykes of Col
orado. A. v. Plat of Como, NJ. l.. Dean.
i. j. White. Rev. w. H. Bagby, J. NJ.
Keith, II. A. Briggs of Victor. M l..
II. Odea of Hamilton. G. G. Willis of
Plains. G. r.. Brown. II. 7. Wilkinson.
Secretary A. j. Breitensten and Presi-
dent i. M. Lockman.
AT the conclusion of the feast Mr.
Rice was called upon for a speech and
. responded. with general review of
what he had seen since arriving In
Missoula yesterday morning. Mr.. Rice
said. In concluding:
NOW, want to say personal word
to you gentlemen. EARLY In the year
wrote to Al districts, asking that
each district take certain amount ol
space at the Chicago Spokane exposi-
tion this season. AS we stood to lose
$4,000 on the project. out Of the Al
letters addressed / received one an
sWer only. That reply came from
Missoula and read In effect: Reserve
space for Missoula ut the Chicago
show. For that letter my heart wen
out To Missonla. and. armed with It,.
Travelled 1000 miles to visit the com
mnrcial clubs at other points In TIN
Interest of the Chicago exhibit. Armct
with the Missoula letter ] got EN-
and / want to thank Mssonia TO
its aid
Following Mr.. Rice. Judge Van De
man. Rev w II. Bagoy and John NJ
Keith spoke a few comforting word
to the managers Of the apple show
Mr. Van Deman and Mr. Rice left las
night for Spokane.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
THIS IS YOUR DAY
AT THE SHOW , I
THE CLOSE OF THE ExHlBi-
TtoN COMES TONIGHT AND
THEHE'LL BE A GAY TIME.

Today Is "Everybody's day ~ the
Western Montana Arplr show. and
everybody lis expected ia attend the
windun. The big tent VIII be open all
day and evening and before the close
of tile exposition Geerke sykes VIII
mount the auctioneers pedestal ana
call for bids on the stuff to be sold.
There IL an immense lot of good fruit
aud vegetables to be disposed ot ahd
everybody will get Il chance 70 secure
some fine stuff ut bargain prices Fol
lowing the auction things Will be
turned loose and for II general car
nlval which ~ open to all entries. the
night will be Yours
The attendance at the show yester-
day VAS excellent. S25 persons calling
on tile box-office, manager FOR tickets
To the big affair. In addition to this
number there were at least lt2uV
school children who saW the SNOW
With good weather today the dails
attendance record should be broken tf
smitlierecns easily.
childrcn's Day.
There was absolutely nothing I,
compare with "Children's day ut tht
second Western Montana Apple show
| III fact no event ever participated II
| by thronE of Missoula people wa'
| III any way like unto II. II Was
| Childrcn's day TN every scnse of VIZ
word. the children ranging IN age from
to s4 years. and there were som'
even then. who exceeded the minimum
and maximum limit They came from
all directions. too. Some Of them ha'
cfapcrons while others came In un
conducted singles pairs and punches
They came for fun and they came 70
instruction. and they received both Il
/ Joyous lots and without restrictions
/ The purpose of the occasion was no
In any degree Il failure and every
body feels fine over the outcome
"Gec!" said tile children. and "Gce
expresses It, too.
H OF course II was hard on the chap
cfones, but then even that feature ha
its compcnsations and teachers as we
as children found the visit to the appl
show loaded with examples of pro
found learning. Before the visit wa
over Superintendent Williams. VIII
chapcroned the chapernnes, cxpresse
thanks to the officials of the show f.
their generosity and declared that IN
half holiday had been most profitabI
spent.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

NO WORRY FOR PAT.

We've got the burglars bnffalocd
sure enough now" said =. NJ. Reilly
as he led Missoulan man to the
rear of his new store and displayed a
fine new 5000 pound Mosler burglar
proof safe Of the latest pattern, The safe
il Il big one and It's interior Is finished
with vacuum department, which Is
guaranteed to be foiler for the most
desperate expert craftsman who ever
applied nitro to safety deposit vault.
The old safe. which has served Mr..
Reilly faithfully for the past 20 years
has been thrown into the discard
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

aud then fell In love with this gar
den spot and promised myself nj that
time thai | would see more Of your
country. am delighted to meet you
lin the booster spirit, and | am glad
ia hnpe been able to meet the men Of
this community who haye had the
nerve ID see this exposition and tile
former one through to successful fin
ish. congratulate Manager Breiten-
stein, the directors and those others Of
YOU who have been connected with
the apple show"
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
SENIORS ELECT.

The class of 1911 at the University
of Montana has held its annual elec-
tion Of officers. The contest for the
presidency was keen, for the office IS
one Of extreme honor In the last year.
Emmett Ryan of Waller. Mont. was
finally elected by an overwhelming
vote and will lead the class through
the coming strenuous year. The other
officers are. Lucille Marshall, vice
president; Eva Coffee, secretary, and
NJ S. Bullerdlck, treasurer,
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
LOCAL SOCIETY
n Honor Of Guest.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thomas We're
host and hostess last evening ~ 4
nretty dinner, IN honor of Mrs. J. a.
piddoll of Butte, who will be remen-
bered by Missoula people as Mrs.
Thomas sister, and who formerly
resided here.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
A Dancing Party.

The ballroom Of the home Of Mrs.
Il. l.. Bonner Wis the scene last eyen-
Ing of pretty dancing party given
by the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
About 60 invitations were issued by
the young ladies', and there We're few,
II any, regrets. Refreshments were
served in the dining room during the
evening
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

No home Is so pleasant regardless
Of the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family IL In per-
feet health A bottle of Orino Lana
tive Fruit Syrup costs 80 cents, II
will cnre rsrry member Of the family
Of constipation, sick headache or
stomach trouble For snie pg Garden
City Drug CO.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

Quoted by Rey. Father Trieelli, Pat.
rick Harrigan died At the Northern
Pacific hospital Tuesday night after
a long Illness, lie was laid at rest
in thf Catholic cemetery, IN IL gray
beside that of his brother, who died
here about 4 year ago.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
Theater Party and Supper.

Mr. and Mrs, Robert SihlaN wore
the efficient and pleasant ehaperona of
a party which enjoyed Wilton Lack
ayes production last evening. The
Iota Nus, who were the hosts, after
wards entertained their guests at
supper.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
0. E. s. Auxiliary Meeting.

The auxiliary WAS entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. r. T.. Day,
Il ladies' being present. During the
afternoon a visit was made to the
apple show, after which refreshments
were served at Mrs Days home.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

sntla's outskirts III the vegetable line, |
each breaking about oven In premium
Warren Johnson captured
first, Of course, III cauliflower--he did
last year. too
nv r. Gtasscock. representing the
tBiarlsfoot farmers and a Deschatnps,
were the fortunate ones With their dis
plays Of wheat, oats and barley both
In straw and grain.
M ii Pierce and H. Hcl.crlinc of
Plains shook hands with each either
over their equal totals of prize money
You can always count on these two
at any fair you 10 TO-
Four "firsts" and two seconds" on
plate apples won Mrs. Mary Westby
sis 50 Mrs. Wcstby lives right IN town
utd has Il reputation for Mcintosh.
Grimes Golden Game and Baldwin va
rietes
George Sykes, tile expert apple
packer, last night made II splendid talk
to the growers In this district and
gave them snme sound advise con
corning specialization in Apple
Growing" After his talk he gave II
practical demonstration and lecture ut
| the packing tables In the rear of the
| tent. &y..
II, A. Briggs of Victor was the larg
| est individual cash premium man Of
them all. carrying over $3.50 for diff
ferent plate and box displays. Mr..
| Briggs also won some merchandise
prizes that viii be quite valuable.
| Mrs. II. Sale. although too late for
entry. has Il splendid and unique dis
| play at the show. Mrs Sale. Who lives
| at the corner of Rollins and Bcckwitf
streets brought branch of Il red
raspberry bush to the show tent yes
tcrday The branch bore il large mum
Der VI second crop and finely de-
velopcd fruit
The Missonla Brick a Tile cumpans
erected fine display of pressed hrick
on Thursday night. The product 81
the Mssoula institution was seen with
much interest.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
Haua Returned Horne.

DR. and Mrs. George kennett and
two children have returned to their
home in Kellogg, Idaho, after q pleas
ant visit With the family u Ferdinand
kennett.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
Awards.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kress and Mr., and
Mrs. Il. A. Johnson of Hamilton We're
close rivals of Mr. Briggs In cash and
special premiums, and both families
are perfectly contented with their win
nings and promise to be back next
year stronger than ever.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15
.s.HARRiGAN FUNERAL.

NsFsERs s8FsfREFRs sg8F
THE funeral Of Patrick Harrlgan was
held yesterday afternoon. The services
We're at the Lucy chapel and were con-
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

The Alomont orchards Of Loln and
the O. W. Kerr co. knocked down
quite few plate and box premiums
that run into money pretty fast
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

c. L. Lucas of the Rattlcsnake was
one Of Missou'a's lucky ones capturing
$25 In cash premiums Mrs. Lucas
won the blue ribbon on doughnuts,
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-15

& Jake Render. j. G. Saln and John
Mctter We're tho big three from Mis-