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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07

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gen Dor. Inter Der Drohung
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big Sunbert 5dblen, ipdbreno pelher
.Seit er fein gnttommen beipertiteuigts.
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fart entpttelt lit, fpurbe BON 0r. g.
s. Meab BON 9ranb 5Dtel unteriuAt.
Der Batter bes Girbes lit bel Der
Jleii4mann>8efeqT9 tbdtig.
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len 8eorge Wrtght tpurbe ein alter
Setannter Der hieIigsn poli3ei burf
ben Boli3iften McGrluns pom iehiten
Diitritt Derbaftet. 8rigbt puroe pon
rem gbef Der 0etettips2btb i!una a!s
@bedi i64pinoler retpgRps3irt. Inter
oemNamen 6eorge Sburmdn berfu6te
er in perIhisbenen 8sI6Gften am
Wlontag tpertbloie gheds unter3ubrtrz
gen. Sin 8ef6GFtsin6ober, oem Die
G6tbeit bes gbeds 3tpeifeltuft bprz
tam, mar I'M gsgriff, bic ganf tsles
pbonii6 duf3urufen, als Der anJebIi te
Sburman ei.enbs bos 8sIdGft pere
!ieB. Ter bendhri6tigts poIi3iit n16m
fofort Die gerfolgung oes 5IiittIings
auf. Der trog ietres bohen QlIters Iebr
i6neQfuBig mar, 10 bab es ocm Qo.t>
8iiten erit na9 ldrgersr Sago gelang,
oenielbsn gu berhafteu. Brigbt Is6te
angeblih felt sJobren BON alien m0gii=
den SapinDeleien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07
fette TIM Dertbe BON SIS uno cine
@iirteIihnalle TIM Wertbe bon 81.

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@tiirteIidna1e I'm Wertbe bon 81.
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bon glo. 1143 9}oplor Strobe, Der BON
ben Detetttps 8ea uno 5opss unter
benz Derbadt bss Diebitabls Dertcftet
tpurbe, geitano ben 8ealEter ein, Duf
er Der Mann fet, Der am Samitlg eIn
Qutomobil<Rao nebft Reifen bon oem
SleiIhpader 2eo Blum eeitoblen
babe uno be5ei6nste etnen Stall
in Der Rdbe bes gaa pdrts.
100 bas geftoblene @ut OerbOr-
gen ttsse. Gerner 9sitano afe, aus
benz S9lddterloben bes Ben. Robs,
SEQ. 1927 Poplar Strabe, mebrere
S6intsn fotpie Spet unb anbere Qrs
tifel burh Ginbruh sntfpenbet gu has
ben; mo er bieie Sa9en gelafen bat.
Doats Der 8urI6e ni9t angeben.
- Das Opfer eines 5nf6enbtebes
lit ani6einenb Der Is Sabre alte So
iepb Slump gefporben, tpelfsm auf eis
mem 9ei6dftsganoe bic Summe bon
400 Dollars dbbanoen fam. Die pDs
It3ei 1T eifrig benubt, bas rdtbislhafte
8erihtpinoen bes 9elces auf3utldren.
Stump lit Bel Der Ault 6olstpaarens
Eomp1gnie als 2aufburihe tbdtig UNI
erbte!t qeftern ben Quftrag, cine Cunt
me bon 400 Dollars BEL Der sSiftbs
59irb Rational 8anf ein3utdiiiren.
Der iunge Wdnn itette bds 8eIo in
erne SnnentdIhe feiRes Rotes unp tes
CAB iih in bus SngaQss sGebGube, an
sinen 8eftdftsgang gu erlebigen. 6ier
tenubte Slump einen Ta6ritubl unS
bemertte beim 8erIaiIen bes 5d6rs
itubls, bab ibm bds gsIo o6tdnoen
getommen mar. u. %. 2(ult, Der ben
gorfau Der poli3et mittbeIlte, oap an,
paB ii6 mebrere PerIonen in Dem
SfabrItuhl befanben.
- Inter bem 8er6a4t, benz D::.
liam Genenborf BON go. 504 Riooes
.pah NDenue cine goIoene ubr dngs6-
lid entipenoet 5u baben. purbe BON her
0etettios 5dbes unb SsFfries G6arlsa
Rabina, Der oboa9los fein min, Der.
hdftet. Bel Der 8urhiuhung bes Ser.
5ofteten tpurben bsrfhiebene Qrtfe,
gefunoer, Die Rdoind Derbd6tig er.
ihetHen ldifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07

Die @ittipe oes befanHten IpDtRcfsrs
erliegt ben 5olseu Oes autu-
unfalls pum spnntag.
geiiernng i'm gefinben bou Or. -.
iepb Sopm1ler.

iSrou Saiin 81. @qer lit aeIterr
Wborgen al8 Sbfer oe3 idredltfen
ArtomobilunfallS pom Gonntaq gaQdJ-
nlttta1 IN tbrer &sobnuug, S25 Oar
ton StraBe, geItorbe1t, intiq betrall,
ert ntht nur Don tbren nGberer fS1-
mllenangeboriget, ionoern audi Don
oen 3ablretf,et SSrelmoen Der hofae-
adteten {yamiIie, SSrau @ger, Oie itb
NIT lbrem Sfpiegeriohn 8errr 3r.
S1Iepb EopnoeIIer, elmer ibrer Eoh-
ter uno ibrem GrfeI Serrn Robert
2opmoeQer in Dem &uto befur0, ais
on Der Sprtng 8rooe IDe. lulS Ter.
gus Str1Be Die @ouiiion nit elmer
aus entge8enqeieBter Gihtltug fem.
menoen Waihtne erfolgte, bate 0abei
etnen Shaoelbruh erlitten. Die alte
Game mar merfluitr0tqCs g8eiIe BET
8emuBtleIn ur0 meigerte iif gang erIt.
tf)leoen, nat Dem Soipitul gebradt
81 neroen, fonoern 3og Die lle6eriiib.
rung ra6 ibrer @obnlmQ Dor. 9lrn
Utontoq oerlor Tie ieood) OuS 8eDubt.
'etn lno geitern Worgeu Qegen 8 l1br
Ihluinmerte tie binltber, obne Das 9e.
mubtiein Dieoer erIongt 3u buberLGie
altr 10 traltrIge ISeiie aus 0eru Seben
abgerutene 'Srau mar Die g8ittrpe OeS
moblbefanntell gLpotbefer5 8eurq
Gger, bon Der DiobulDf Bride. Ter
dlteren @eneration aus geite ltno
&ortbellbdfteite nod IN Der @rtnHe-
rlng. Gie Game, cine Qeborene 9lu.
orelD$, hdtte Elm 9llter BON y 1Suh-
rem erreit1t, Sic mar in ur1ierer Stuot
geboreu, aber fernoeutih in ie0er 9p.
! 3tebung ltno lie bate tire &iuoer III
qlltem oeutideu @erit er3oqen Ite
alteite SOd(ter mar nit Or. SSoieub
Sopntoeller erntdhIt qeDeie1t, Die our
etDu fiinf3ebu 2Sabren Itorb lno balo
0uruuf folate thr Der Batter i'm Jooe
nafJ SSruu Gaer binterldBt bier Sim
Der uno mebrcrc Gnfel. Die Belt Der
8eerotguna lit nod nift IeitgeieBt.
| gtatiirlIdI lit DER Ip6e5fua Dem Gorn.
ner sur offi5iellen au3eiqe qebrad)t.
Der cine genaue unterilldunq porneb.
men miro. @ie cs heibt, ioIlen an Ser
l1ngliifsItdtte groBe Shiloer 0ie
4usitht periperren. IooaB ans trtqe.
IGenseiebter Ridtlma fommenoe Wla-
ihtnen iih crit gerpnbr peroer. rpeiur
lie Die auroe pailirt haben uno 0ann
IlIt etn auSDeif,eu meiitens unrtog.
lid. 4uBeroerH fou 6a3 anoere Auto
Oireft IN ote Dfaifine 0es Or. Sup.
moelIcr htreinqefdbren ieiu. Serr
fobert Gopmoeuer, Ser ben aruft.
Daqer lenfte, lit aIs poriidtiger 5ab.
rer befannt.
! lie 9tafrif1teu aus Sem Itaotiif,elr
SoIoital, moieibit iidJ Or. ,$oiepb
IoplHoeuer befinoet, lautetcn Qeitern
9beu0 aiinItig. Ter arunfe fam qe.
Iteru mehrnuIs uuf Denigc Dtinuten
3Im @erpltftieiu. Die unbalteroe BE-
IDuBtloiiafeit miro pon ben Aer3ter
aber Hid}t alS unqiiuitlqes Omen be.
8eitlnet lmh tie qabeu gcitern 2l6erS
oie GrfldrInq Gb, oab iih Der gu.
lItan0 0eS Eatiertcn entifie0en beiIace,
|DenI and @odlcn oeraehen tueroer.
ebe er lDieoer qan}Iidl herqeiteIlt ieil
miro. Tic shtLreideu Srellnoe Des BE-.
fanntcn 9lr3tes nehmeH an ieineHt
berben 8eidid iunigiten 9ntbeiI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07
0abtOis n,i6 OeHebme.

- SIM Dapton, sfp., S.aotrntb sr.
fblelt Gem Wartin cine @irtbhnfs.
Si5eHs, troB aIler Rroteite. Cte
Aomen's ginie 2engne perlanet oos
Reft, eiren offentlifen Jrinfbrun.
men on Der 8. uno gerrp EtrnBc s,l
errid;ten. Wiiroe nem gnrf .ssomnit.
tee ilberipieien. - Ter Ge,ttid3.Ane.
rifaniid,e Staotuerbnno ipiinfd,t, bnb
bic Canton Gnno gnnf, bon oerGlori
sur elnn Strahe, in eiiien oifentIihs,
SpielpIat unge1nbert tpernen ioQ.
Evros sbcufaIls nsun Nort-e eseususittee
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iiberipiefen. gln Der Canton Gneni,e
uno S'5aaon abenus, am gnbe ber
stnennes, foIen 8aiferbpordlten fin
'bas Jeuerpebr.D .Departernent artge'
braht iperben.
Der Union goarb of Gitr
graininers", Der 9ecrpport, Canton
geIlenue uno 2uoloip einid)liebt. 91lt
am g., 8. unb 10. Rai eine Sebrsr,
priiilng ab.
Ter Tamen.8erein Der gpang
8rot. Ct. 0aiilus Stride, Eellenue
bielt geitern abeno eine Berianttn
lung ab nno folste berielben cir
adffeefrdn5den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07
fenb.n, fine mad aOuispiIIs auriidas,

fcnbtn finr mad aOuispiIIs suriids.,
febrt.
- Gillian giIbop, bic 20 Sdhre aft,
Gatiin bts 6errn Ben gifbop bon Go
SO Of 10. Strdbe, bate geftern
atsnD nit ibrem Gatten einen Mort,
lpeffel nnb fie bsaab iif, nadbem ib,
Gate oas 5ous perlaifsn, na6 BEL
Hobtins qpenue unb Iprana an
dnbe oerfelben ndbe benz 6atfieIt
acfIen Glebator in ben Gliding. 50.
9Bi!lidms temerfte bic 5rau. iprana
IN ben CLUB nnb erfaBte iis bei Der
5acren. Gr rief um 5ilfe. Die sarbi.
aen Wiais See unb Jranf 9onns oil.
ten herbei unb brahten bic aebensmii.
es ans nfer unb bdnn nah ihrer mob.
runl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07

Vn. 339 s)orf SraNe, geBennber BEN
Gonrtbanie, iuoielbit Wenigfeiten, Yin.
,sis.n II. I. NJ. bis 10 libr As Rinu'
ten AbenbS entgtgengeuommen we,'
oeR. Ielepbpn Senth 24O1.
- Die Sdlubieier Der Repporter
5odIhule finbet i'm Temple 5batsr
am 10. Juni itatt. 90 anaben unb
% Wdbhen bdben basGgamen bsitans
ben.
9runbetgentbums lls6srtrdours
gen: Sobann 5orbtd an irso. Safs
mann, GOT on Der Center Strdbe in
gellenus, 81; Sbdler 4errp, gruItee,
an Goa gisrg, Got in glod 6 Der
GUNNER 6ia aboition. 81; berielbe
an 6enrp aoerosl, Got in Soutbgate,
81; oerielbs an Sobn unb Spa pbiis
lips, Got on Der GSersreen glos..
Soutbsats. ST bsrielbe an Carrie 9a=
pis, Got an Der 10. Strabe. 81; bsrs
ielbe an ]. q. 2atbsreI, Got inSoutb=
gate, 81; berfslbe an 2aurn J. araus.
Got an Der Glsctrie qps.. 81; 9atbas
rins gOlB an Mlarp Ban 5aaen, Got
an Der 2. Strobs,/ 81; DesIep gahs
Hieper an Worp gamma, Got an Der
Jooie ape. in 8sIlenue, 81; emanuel
2osipsnitsin on SD. U. S1riper, Got on
Warb apt.. @eaepue. 81.
Senrp 9cbittob perItieb eeftern
in Der Dobnune ieinsr Shnsiter Grau
Carl gf.iffer. 19. Strabe. Clifton, i'm
Utter BON 50 Sabren.
- gbeiheine: Mm. Mcainlen unb
acura arua. beioe bon 1apton, g.;
5srbert g.. Otter unb Roomi fsibae.
rdIb. tsioe BON Ddnton, g.; glotkus
ntel Green. BON WiIforo, s., unb Sas
5sl ". lice, BON RoblsspiIIe, ap.;
Otto Sdmiot uno 9bslid goIlum,
beibe BON Cincinnati; syreb. gauerle
bon Tapton. ap., unb g1tborin.
UseDers, bon bier; mm. !. Sddfpn
uno Settle aoams, beioe bon IT. gbus
mas.
Der pionisr gauperein srs
fpaEIie Folg.nbe geamte: qr1i., Gbs
tparo S6molt; Gise 9rdIioent: u.
). Weillsr; SetretGr: benjamin. z.
Sdpsrmann; 5ilfs s"Setretdr: g6.
gsifb; S6aBmsift.r: lspnaro Roib;
DtrAipren: Sobn Orr, Socob Sers
finger. SobnaaIfrat. 8. Rsutsr, G. u.
)RsubI. Jof. 8rosften. Soi. 5srringsr,
5oi. Gcslte. 8. s. mard.
= Die gesrbisyg Der srau Gillian
5pfeu. bic nit 3rpst on6srea g.rfon.n
am 6ube Der 8dpmiller StraBs in
Cincinnati srtrant, finost bute RAD
mittag bon Der Dobnung an Der 8.
Str. unb Central 4pe. aus itutt. Die
seide tuiro auf benz DeuiIteu prot.
Jriehbcf IN Cincinnati beitotte..
5eute Ru6mittna una q6eno
iineet gum 8eirn Der CT. Stepbonns
GtuI. I'm aubiiurium Der 81. ste.
phanus ShuIe an Der Wafbinaton
1p., nabs Der 8. Strabe. elm Guhy.s
ipisl, rerbunben NIT einem Soeial,
Fiait.
- Warsaretbe 9.I,Iep perthate bic
Reipport gliding unb aIeranbria
Inrnpite 60. duf $1,000 S6ubvners
'ag. an tpeltxm geirase ibr Grunbs
slssnthum bur6 Druinirins geft1s
oiat porner fein iou.
- Gus. Weitpbdlineer. 80. iturb ses
tern In feiner Wphnung 80. 20 DAT
Strdbe. 81. 5bomds. an einem Hk>
rsnlsiben.
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bon SurrtIton County eirgebrnt,t
mirrbe. 8n oieTeIbe oorber gerou ge-
priift tDoroen I'll, tft ite iebe1fnIIs nit
Dor einer geriftItder gnfedtung ge-
felt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07
EUCHRE UND SOCIAL
,Hm 8sfteH ber
ct. Gtepbanus q d)ule,

ct. Sfepbanns Anoitorium,
m ssr 0sisinsisn aps. <msAs ssr .. su..
(, Nittiuodb ben z. Wlai 1913,
&a&misfass uHb Assnb<.
1ne anS iysnssltnR nneslaseR.
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iH sitter reH e7 3ahren, tn frlrer ssobHnna
10. 2ifi caiIaHb Apenue Sts Belt Der BE
iinfiurg Fulrb fsGter bsfanni gema1f
Git Tie uanesrhtm mierblifbeusn.
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1uoess u Nmaeiae.

Sierb an Tieniiaa ben g.. Wlnt 1918 s6qfIbs
um l.f0 rtr, nab MIR furtem aeioer. tpobis
bsrfsbet mai ben beiliaen Sterbelaframerfesl,
infer tHniptlt aeIts1ter gdtfe Batter, Snutes
HeIpntsr unb GrOtrefer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-07
W E IN y ort.

Die sseiuport Office fur bas Gin
sinEatier golfsblatt" befinoet iid) in
go. 339 Dorf Sraae, sesenibsr BEN
Gonrtbanis, iuoieibit Wenisfeiten, Yin.
,eigen n. /. ~. Bis 10 ltbr As Rinu.
ten AbenbS entgtgengenommen iuer'
ben. 5elephpn Senth 2401.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-03-28
MONTANA COWBOY OPENS FIRE
SHOOTS POLICEMAN IN BUFFALO
MAYORS OFFICE.
C~uriously Worded Document in Pock.
ct, Regarded as Evidence
of Insanity.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 21.-Joseph
Stefunski, a cowboy from Geyser,
Mont apparently demented, threw
the city hall into a panic, when he
entered the mayors office and opened
fire on the clerks and a policeman on
duty there, with a revolver.
Charles E. Lang, a policeman, who
grappled with the man, was shot four
times, but probably will recover.
Stefunski called twice at the Office
earlier, asking for Mayor Fuhrmann or
his secretary. In the afternoon he
called for the third time. Addressing
Charles Egloff, license clerk, he asked
for the mayor. Egloff told him the
mayor was out.
We'll, l want $780," Stefunski said.
Egloff tried to parley with the man
while Lang, who overheard the de-
mand for money, walked toward him.
The sight of the officer apparently
alarmed Stefunski, who stepped back
and drew a revolver, yelling: "Ill get
that hundred or know the reason why
Long closed with Stefunski, but was
unable to seize the revolver. Stefun-
ski fired five shots, four of which
lodged in Lang's neck and shoulder.
The fifth, aimed at Egloff, went wild.
Stefunski shook off his wounded an
tagonist and began to reload his re-
volver. While a deputy sheriff stood
at n door of the mayors office firing
a revolver in Stefunski's direction,
Detective Sergeant Herman Burkhardt
rushed in and overpowered the man.
At police headquarters Stefunski de-
clared he was an anarchist and had
gone to the city hall to "shoot EN- all"
In his pocket was a c~uriously worded
document which the police regard as
further evidence of the mans unbal-
anced mind. 1t was written on the
stationery of a Great Falls MONTY
bank and purported to be an order for
500.
Stamped upon it in several places
were the words Joseph Stefunski.
cow puncher," after which was written
in ink Big Richman."
Stefunski said he was a native Of
Poland and before coming here had
worked in Geyser, Mont. and Wilkes.
barre, Pa.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-03-28
SPORT.

Des Moines has purchased Infielder
Steve Brewer of the Auburn club of
the Mink league for a trial.
Clarence Ferns of Kansas City and
Jimmy Perry of P%ittsburg, weller
weights, fought ten rounds to a draw
in Atlanta, Ga, at catch weights.
Bud Anderson of Vancouver and
knockout" Brown of New York,
who fought a 20-round draw at Yer.
non, have been rematched for the
afternoon of April II in Los Angeles,
Gunboat Smith, the California
heavyweight, knocked out Bombardier
Wells, heavyweight champion of Eng.
land, in the second round of a
scheduled ten-round bout at Madison
Square Garden, New York.
Governor Stewart of Montana ap-
proved the Kiley boxing bill and
named a state boxing commission.
Under the bill ~twelve-round contests
are to be permitted under the super
vision of the commission.
The only Western league teams
that will train at home this spring are
Des Moines and St. Joe. The six
other clubs will be in the southland.
where they expect to get the benefit
of the warmer weather.
Naval enlistments at recruiting sta
tons last month exceed those for Feb.
ruary of last year by III men.
A new worlds record for indoor RI
file shooting of 1913 out of a possible
1000 was made by the Park club of
Bridgeport, Conn, in this weeks
matches of the National shooting
competition.
Danny Claire, infielder of the Sioux
City team of the Western league, con.
victed in federal court on a charge
under the Mann white slavery act,
was sentenced to three years in the
federal prison at Fort Leavenworth,
kas.
Abe Attell, former featherweight
champion, knocked out Ollie Kirk OF
ST. Louis in the third round of a SEIZED
uled ten-round bout in New York.
With Bender pitching, the Houston
Texas league team punched hits In
the first two innings of a game &nt
won over the recruit squad of tn
PHILADELPHIA Americans. 4 to ?.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-03-28
TEPEES ON THE ROOF
GUESTS OF HILL REFUSE TO LIVE
INSIDE HOTEL AT NEW
YORK, q
WANTED PLENTY OF OUTSIDE
Thus the Aged Chief Explains His
Demand for Tepee Space-Indians
Afraid to View City
From Coping.

New York. March 2O.-As euests of
LOUIS Hill, son of James j. Hill of the
Great Northern railroad, a band of
Indians from the Blackfoot reserya-
ton in the Rockies, near Glacier Ma.
tlonai park. encamped on the roof of
one of New York's newest and tallest
hotels.
me indians, who had never been
in a large city, were brought here to
form part OF the exhibit at the coming
Travel show. Rooms had been en-
gagged for them, but they baked at
the Idea OF sleeping indoors.
Chief Wanted Air.
My people want air." Chief Three
Bears, who is is so years old, ex-
planned. Hot room no good. Want
plenty outdoors"
The manager of the hotel quickly
arranged things to suit his guests.
Tepee tents were built on the hotel
roof in typical Indian formation and
Three Bears, Long Time Sleep, White
Calf, Lazy Boy, Big Top, Medicine
Owl. White Calls squaw and Medicine
Owls squaw and a 10-year-old Indian
girl all took up their residence there.
Are Very Careful.
The Indians like the fresh air they
get on top of the building but not
one of them can be induced to go
near enough to the stone coping
around the roof to see the city spread
beneath them.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-03-28
Matter Easily Explained.

Two lawyers met IN the street. I've
been wondering about you" said one.
me?" We'll. I've heard you address
a jury and l thought that you were
the most eloquent nan in Cleveland.
Then I've heard you make an after
dinner speech at a banquet and you
were-pardon me-pretty rotten. Now,
how is that" I'll tell you. When
I'm talking to a jury my dinner de-
ponds on my speech. When I'm talk
ing to a bunch of diners I've already
had my dinner.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-03-28
FROM MANY POINTS
EVENTS OF THE DAY HELD TO A
FEW LINES.
LATE EVENTS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Other
intelligence interesting to the
General Readers.
CONGRESS-.

President Wilson is giving serious
consideration to the question of formal
recognition of the Chinese republic.
The nomination of John Burke. for
mer governor of North Dakota, to be
treasurer of the United States, has
been Sent to the senate by President
Wilson.
Another parade in Washington is
being planned by the executive COM
mittee of the National American Wom-
an Suffrage association for April T.,
c~Onvenes.
Appropriations of the last session
of congress, including the sundry
civil and the Indian appropriation
bills which are to be put through at
the coming extra session, aggregated
81, 098, SAT, $50.
President Wilson, in a statement
approved by his cabinet after two
hours of discussion, announced that
his administration had declined TO re
quest a group of American bankers TO
continue their negotiations for partici-'
patton in the $125, 600, goo loan desired
by the Chinese government.
The extra session of congress called
by President Wilson to assemble
April Z, will begin with nothing but
the tariff revision bills before it. This
fact was made clear in a statement
by Representative Oscar ". Under
wood, chairman of the house commit
tee on ways and means. Until tariff
legislation is well under way in the
house, no general committees will be
named and no other legislative sub
jectS will be taken up.
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Gilman Gets Flying Start.

Gilman.-Gilman, the terminus Of
the Sun river branch of the Great
Northern railroad, sixty miles west of
Great Falls, is only three months old,
but boasts of a state bank, three lum-
Der yards, a hotel, two general stores,
a meat market, three restaurants, an
elevator. two coal yards, two livery
stables, a drug store and a postoffice,
a blacksmith shop and a large ware
house. The warehouse has been built
by the United States Reclamation serv.
ice for storing supplies.
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GENERAL.

The Cleveland, O., chief of police
has been discharged from service for
misconduct.
Baron Chi-Ho was sentenced to six
years imprisonment recently, at
Seoul, Korea.
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck, an Epis-
copal missionary, left Fairbanks. Alas
ka, recently, with three companions
to make an attempt to reach the sum-
nit of Mount Mckinley.
John W. Boyle, a wealthy cattle
man of SCOTS Bluff, Neb., died in an
auto while out riding in Denver, Colo.
E. L. Griffith of Kimball was in the
party.
Detectives investigating the rob-
berry of $4,000 from a Bastrop, La,
bank, took into custody on suspicion
in Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Harry Robin
son and three men.
Bankers and silk dealers who ad-
yanced money and goods to Salo R.
Jackson, "the petticoat king of New
York, lost more than 81, 900, 900, the
district attorney said, when arrange
ments were made for Jackson's trial.
There are 15,154,158 Roman Catho-
lies in the United States proper &C.
cording to the 1913 edition of the of
fetal Catholic directory, and a total
of 23,329,047 under the protection of
the United States flag.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in a
letter made public indorses the can
didacy of Frank H. Gerhart, progress
i've candidate for mayor of st. Louis,
at the April election. Mr.. Gerhart in
national politics is a democrat.
Parts of Georgia and Alabama are
menaced by floods as a result of the
terrific storm that struck several
southern states recently, claiming a
death toll of ninety. After the wind
had done its destructive work the
rain continued.
Chief of Detectives Allender of st.
Louis has abolished the ''rogues gal.
cry" which has been conspicuous
at police headquarters since 1902.
Chief Allender thought it unfair to
former prisoners to have their photo.
graphs on public exhibition.
American women and children from
the mining settlement at Cananea
Sonora, Mexico, are being rushed tt
Douglas, ATiz, in automobiles. Sew
eral hundred Yaquis, led by Genera
Obregon, chief of the insurgent state
troops. are reported marching on the
town, garrisoned by $50 federals.
The autopsy on the body of Kins
George disclosed that the bullet free
by Aleko Schinas pierced the lungs
and heart. The death of the kins
must have been practically instan
taneous. The smile which still illum
ines the face shows that the end wa
peaceful.
The government appealed to tn
supreme court from the decision O
the commerce court in the oil pip
line cases.
Mrs. Jennie Eaton, wife Of Admira
Eaton, who died recently, is in Jail i
Plymouth, Mass, charged with mul
dering her husband by giving hir
poison.
The Iowa legislature sent to tn
governor for signature recently a bill
TO compel railroad companies to euui
all locomotives in use in general trail
service in Iowa with headlights sui
ficiently powerful to show plainly a.
object at 800 Yards.
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To Unite For Good Roads.

Fargo. - Good roads was the sub
ject for discussion In Fargo as a re-
suit Of the meeting of the North Da-
k0ta Good Roads association, recently
formed + revive the former state
association. The keynote was uni
formity In methods OF laying out and
constructing highways in North Da.
k0ta. The establishing of ~organiza
lions In each county was planned.
Committees were named on perma.
usnt organization aud 10 prepare a
constitution and bylaws,