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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-03

Eddie Childs is in town. 1t is nat
ural to call him Eddie" though he. is
now in the Edward H."
JUST A class. He is doing well
LOOk-lN In Portland as the bust
ness head of a promis-
ing publishing proposition and his
Missoula friends a been delighted
to know of his success in the new field.
He will not stay long here. 1t is just
a little visit and he will hardly have
time to greet all his acquaintance and
friends. He mad a good start at it
yesterday but everybody wanted to
hear about the coast proposition and it
was slow progress, getting around.
The Man About Town was honored
with the first call and had a pleasant
chat with the visitor. THE coast
country is fine" said Mr.. Childs, and
the prospects are good for the season.
Portland is particularly good; the city
is doing more business all the time and
there is a remarkable lot of building
going on. The whole coast country Is
good, but ! think Portland has the best
of it in permanency and progress,
though she has not had any boom.
The weather has been fine his WIN
ter. There was one fall of snow and
the natives were wild with delight. 1t
was warm snow and lasted quick, but
they had Aun while it was there.
French Ferguson is with us now. 1t
had rained for a week before he came,
but 1t cleared up with his arrival and
the sun has been shining eve since.
But it can rain down there when it
wants tots the easiest thing there
is, hat coast rain"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-03
NOTICE.

AS numerous residents of Missoula
have approached us to purchase gro
ceries, We take this method of advis-
ing that we sell to dealers only;
not to consumers. We do not deviate
from this rule.
STONE-ORDEAN-W WELLS CO,
Wholesale Grocers.
A. w. RICHARDS, Manager.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-03

The Mar About Town has a pleasant
letter from Editor Sheridan of the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

HtHe ErbiHaHs 9o 4ss - 1919
" BUR aaninnEa bon 5erhinaub aneo. bon
gHsel Aaeo bts ii0 SUB peitliH bon bsfaeter
GHael Maeh
On @nbeiractt, baf bic Eiahi Cincinnati fir
gaofterfuerfes3DeS 9ipentbuH befiti fpelcbes an
bic iSeretHane auen ft5bf Don GHpel aueO bis
Su einem 8uHit iiO Jub fpefiIi6 ocn berfeIs
ben, u1h Der 2srectpr pf wubIic sernee IeiHe
3ulitmmung gegeben bat su ber Mauuluna bon
beidgiem LbeiI bon befagier Muen uHc piefer
Staoiraih. mad AnhoruHd sufrieben III Odb
gutter @fnub filr cine iclce MduHiuHe bOrbafgs
ben III, oab oiefeIbe hem aIaemelneH Tfrterfie
ntcbf elltaegeH IN lrHb eas fie Dorgenemrsn uer,
ben toflte, oesbaGh
Sei es bei6ioieH bon DEM Stabirdfb her
Stdht Cincinnati Etaaf Ebio:
SeftioR J. 5ns sserbtnaHn Wien Ron GuoeI
aaep bis al einem 4nnfie ITO Jus pefilin
eapoH, bierburch gerdumi iperDe
Eeition q Tde Inn eineH aiiSaond beraits
tieaeH bon oem itbrig bieiberben 1beil bon
Der director of Bubfie Serbiee, aIs Ttteetpr 5vs
ggaiferfperfes Eeparienients Der Siabt sinetrnnii
hterourh araeIptefeH ioerbe, ezf gipenfbafn Der
Pumping Citation arb In elmer saeife bab ne
ffir 9urbfabr. aeeianef III, nen aerbinnue sifyen
bis GuesH Giio ane1me. eiHen fsabrpea ooer
nht Der Queen glib Mpenl.e perbiubet. mnb bles
bon. oftsehn Sub. ufo bat er ioIhe plrbeit Be.
mgifsripesfssGcHes per giaei
frtssa- lnt oaSisssis Sabsa bon sns nsS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

e. inc CTotuan8, Qo. 4s6 1913 --
I'm ben Siimmaeberu aie sJGge ber
anneTioH Der 5tabi e. 4erHaro an bic
Siaoi Cincinnati Du uuierbrettgn
sia6i Cincinnati, siaai Sbio:
Der Giant Ct eetunrb an be sta6i Gin.
unHail ben Guaiifistriea SiimmaebsrH oer S;aai
atnelnHai IN ber augemeiHsH iabTllttn asabl
EHierbTeilet fperoeH foa, pelte tn Cincinnati
am 4 Gage oes 9ooember 1913 ubgebaiieu
miro
seiioH 2 ale Stage, OF eins ioIde an.
netsoH ootqeHommeH rueFeer iol. fua IN Der
Lorm 9efieui perben. Sou Die Stabi 81
petbeH e. "a Rein, uHb Gaf ben 5timm'
3etteln geoJuii weTeen unb Sene uel6t fir
sine 1oi3e &nHeIsoH iine, i0aen ein sgeus
einiet hem "a maten, une 5eue. DeItc
areu3 b.Hier benz zSein" MAIDEN
SeiitoH 3, StMmiaffeu IoueH ourpefebeu
uHb bic SitmMen ge5ebit aua eingelietegi iper.
ben, lHo bic gSGbl fDu gefabTi meGeeu fuie eine
teauidre auSeHeiue gSdbl tn Der Staoi GiHs
ciHHat.
geitton l. 1er GIerf bie'es stasiratbs III
bierbuTa uHgcrpieien biefe Creiuan8 in elmer
Sei'uHg oon oagemeiner 3iriulaiioH In bem
eoIiai9 ipeingiiens 3ipan3te Lace Dor BEN 1a'
um bteiey 9Sdbt 81 ner1fiensli5en uno et iuiro
bterouVd erm1hiiai 5u urb er fou etne abs
l6rit oieieT GroIHuH5 on bic gamtllnH GpaHtu
2epulp SlatP Supereiiors anh SHipeeturs of
elections ieHoeH init benz grinheH bGB folder
Soarh OF elections bic n5ibieen Ehriite ers
greift fir bic uHier5reiiune poH beiagier Stage
BET befagier g3abl.
2ettien o. Giefe Crbindus Iou In araff
treteH unb 8altatei bnbea peH urro uea
Dem 'rubeiieH BON Uelee erlaHbien 3etipnuiie
az
Rafiii am 9. geptem5er q Z. 1918.
Stmeun Dl 5pbufpn
8rdiioeH. oes Stabiraibs.
ee8Iaubiei: aribHt 9sPs. Glert,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

(c tue CrbtuaHg Ro. ss7 1913 -
" I'm ben SiimmafberH BE Stage Der
AnHeIlou beE Erii6a't @Immooo &lact an BITE
Sigoi GiHnnnafi 3n AnieIbFeiien.
Gel es betUgbues bon ben Eta6trdlb Der
Siaoi Cincinnati, giaaf cbio:
Setiion Iub oie Graae ber sHnerieH
Der Artbdif &lWpooe Blaze aH bic Slabi Gius
etHHaii ben daali't5irien SItmmaeberu Der Eiabt
uHteTbreitet peroen fou, pelne In GiHrinHaii
am a. 2ase bes aooember 1913 dbeebaItsH
ipiro
Eettion 2 ate graee. Oh eine lolne SIN,
nerioH eorgenommen DeEbeu Iou iou IN eer
6orm aeiteai foeroen Soa ote crti6dft Gins
fuooo NLGee ber Siuei Cincinnati 0Raesliebgri
lueroeufy ia" AeiH~ nTrn aui beH Siimms
5etIein aeornfi Fperoeu. aHe 9eRe. peIte fiir
eine iolfe annerioH 'tub, fousn Elm areus
aseen cine fols1e aHnerion ftao, eden lHs Elm
RTeuS btnier bem aIPiu" muneu
Seftion 3. SiimTfaiteu loIIen poreeiebeH
liHo bic SiiHmeH gR5nbIi nnb eiHpeIiefeEt pers
ben. mn eie 28obI ioII gefibvt pereen fpie eius
cHHait
seftioE 4. Ter GIeti bisfes giab.ruibs it
bierburh dHGeiuleien, eiefe ErhinnHB In einer
3eitaug bon aagemeiuer 3irfulation In beM
tum bieier gSabl 81 ner0fieniuden, uHb CT ipirh
hlernur6 erModtiai au nnn or fou eine Mbs
lbrlt oteier GroiHars on bic pamiIioH Guuntn
Seputh Etnte Zuperbilnrs nnb 0uipeetoyg 81
elections fenoeu init benz GrfudeH, 6db folder
8oaTh OF 9leciious bic noibigeH Sdrifie era
Jretti fir bic uniegbreliane bon beiaaier {srage
BET befagier @abI.
benz friibeiien bonn Gefes ergaabieR 5ettpunfts
an
aaffirt am>a. sestember u. z. 1918.
stHsogm 2ebafon
geeianbigt: arfbar gRpp, 9lsrf
IsEA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17
suist. scrbtrn 3pnfprt dls eetItige
2e:iras etnes Maumfh1pfers. Wnn

,uist. scrbern 3pnfprt als eetIiise
2e:i:raa zines Raumid0pfers. Don
Sie!rr1 Romfort, Der aus Der Wo5s
runQ etnsn trefflih funttionirsnben
Slqantsmus ma4t. lit nidts eefast,
fpenn man bon Stufbeten fpriht, fir
bic Solbe eutaIdenoe SSigrreneruppen
mobeIlirt, bon Sdllen. Die Mtubenbes
der ousaemalt, BON 3amtnen, bic in
Wtartenss8erdmtt aebrunnt iino. @ine
peitere 2luf9abs fab Saut barin, oas
8eionoere bieIer Wobnungen aud ndh
duben bin tenntlih gu MAIDEN, oen
7FdHdoen ettpas BON Der SleeanS unb
benz Gurus Ill geben, Die ii6 btnter
tbnen entfalten. Gs aibt Gin3elbeiten,
eine gunae Wtenge @inselbeiten an Die.
len 8duten, penen man piellei6t nid,t
ridbaltIos 3uitimmen tann, bic ber
nSo6mann" senib betGmpfen tpirb;
obcr ais @on5es iino oieie Soutifen
8outen oolI zines forntaIen @iprits,
her febr ieltsn, Der auf hiefem 8ebiete
etnsiqdrtig it, Saut lit elmer BON ben
ienfibien Experimentation. Die inz
inner auf neue tiinitleriihe Wtrtungen
aus finb, Die immer 9erIu6e oniteuen,
pieQeitt ou6 einmal iih BEL einem
Geriuh per1reifen, aber ielbit banu
nod. tpenn man niht mehr nit tdnn,
ols iubtile Inreser md6ttg tnterefis
ren.
Bon 6. $, Shduot, Der bus tpoblz
oeratbene Sdufbaus oes Weitens bauz
te. ptrb eben gcnS in Der gtG6e oiefes
Woarenbaufes elm Rteienzgafe. nno
ainohdusbau eboeriiitet. S6dubt 1T
babel. fotpeit man Die anlaoe i6on gu
ueerblifen oermag, bon Dem i'm aaufs
haus entpidelten 5pp ausgegangeu.
ytur noQts ar, f6einbar ni6t geraoe
8um 8ortbeil, ZEN bori8ortuI orientirz
ter 6lGheu ettros mehr 9iaftit aeben.
Die Teniter bic er pberbll6 Der Gafez
rGume fpieber ourh mebrere Stpfz
nerte biaourh 3uiammenfaBt, baben
cine rOhrendrtiqe, i'm Relief tart ber.
porfprinaenbe Rdbmung erbdlten. Gs
tunn aud oa iibsr oas Gufospanbte
g}aB Mietnungspsrfh hieoenbeiten ges
ben; uber es lit tein 3neifel,, bab audi
eieier guu bic SduentsisnitraBe I'm
eineu tiinftIeriIfen Wertb bereitsrt.
Der quite 8dumeiiter lpeiB - mas
man in normalen 3eiteu eigentIih
niht erit feitsufielIeu brdu6te aud
oen guten 9ilobauer gu iiuoen An
Dieien 9autsn tau6en Elm padr iunqe,
bDhit anreoen9s Plaititer nit Qeiiturs
cen auf, Die man fit aern asfauen
Iaiien mag. ShmubI bat ben fsinfias
qeriqen Imberg uno ben empfinbfas
men Gunatb gefuuoen, Die aus BEN
Ton Der aarIsruher Rdnufdttur an:
mutbige SSigurengruppen uno Srnas
mente 3u mobeLireu perItdnben. SaIz
oisbera bat iih nit bem fpriheu 6eHs
ming oer6iinoet, Der aus hem 8sItensr
Shon cine iehr eiHbriugline, iebr mos
herne Tormeniprade 3u entpidelu
puBte. Shaunt bat in Dem iungeu
Steburq einan tbenfo frtiben, ebenfo
be6ersten Geitalter bsrdnge3ogen. llno
Saut bat ben psrbliiffenben 8erfuh
qema6t, fir feline gborlottenburger
Wiethsbauteu eiren aoI6e gu gstpins
ncn, Der iiber tis neueite Der SufIaben
einsn fIG6igen Rbptbmus itreuts, Der
pohl pieberum Dem llrtbsil bes Sad |
rlanns niht ftunb su hdItsn permd9,
ober als finffIeriThes Experiment pon
bphen Reiseu gtoatung finbeH pirb. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

Sic Ratte i'm aampf ge.
GEN Die i6Iagen0en g9et.
ter. Ssn elmer Rep Dorter 5af3eit.
idrift fir 9ergbau uno Siitterflnoe
naht Elm pbnntaiiereiher Qmerifuuer
eincu eigenartiqen 8orihlag our Ser.
renoung Der Rotte i'm &f gegea
Die IhIagenben @etter. Gieier 8ier.
fiiBler lit, ipie 10 manher anoere, &C.
gen giftige 8nie iebr enpfinoIih unO
fam als Elm iiherer 8erfinoer oe5
Guftretens oieier gefdbrlihen grid)ei.
mlngen geIteu. Iaran fniipft Die neue
9S5tee an. Gs miro cine frditige Static
ausgeiutt uHo in einen 1rabtfdiig
geIeBt, Der cine lid orebenoe SSldde
entbaIt. Gieie 5lade ieBt burd einen
Hlemen etnen fIelnen GIeftri5itdts-
er3euger in Sbdtigfeit, Ser ipie6er
cine fletne eleftrii6e 2ampe ipeiit
Lie Ratte aber orebt bic iSIdhe, IN.
rem tie lid pergeblih bemiibt, elm
Stiif itarfriedenhen Safe 8u errei.
den. 6a5 in oeutliher 8eruhs. uno
Se6peite, aber fir Dos Ihier nid)t er.
reid6or ongebraht lit. Der stpparar
funftionirt olio oerartiq 6uB Die
8tatte ben a0ie rie6t, i'm erlangen
mil uro bur6 ibre anitrengungen
hos 2eu6ten Der 2ampe berporbringt.
Silt itd bic Suit oes 9ergnerfs nit
giTtigen 8aien, oonn oerIiert Die
9!otte ibre ardfte uno Die 2an1pe er.
liIht. Ter 9eobohter oes Qpparates
erfennt 6araus Die nabe gefahr lno
itldgt alarm. Die Static lit notiirlid
ni6t fft1merDdhrenb i'm 9tenit; lie bat
lire arbeits. unb Rubeitunoen; iie
0arf aber ni6t au DisI gu freFen Be-
fcmmen, oamit tie nlager bIeibt uno
ibr 8er!angeH mad Dem adie, iorpie
tire eifrige gepesung ni6t na1-
laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17
angenebme Rittbeiluae

angenebms Wittbeiluag.
.SeBt. ba i6 sbr Saport babe, reis
3enbe Glifobetb ,erlduben Sie mir cine
8roge: Sinh Sie aberslGubiId2"
.4bergldubif9 - iparum intereiIirt
Sic oas, 5ran52"
s8as lam i6 Sbnen erit iaeen,
Denn Sie meine JruSs beunttpprtst
haben!~
Run benn. iG bin ni4t I'M gerinss
iten abereldubiih!"
gr (freubis errest): ,Gp tann ih
es Jbnsn bsnn ruhte mittbe!len: Gis
,tirS mSn& nrsisshu3s @ya,n.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

gle reoet.
gle rebet nnb reDet In einersr fort,
Sic renet baaeim iiHo an jenem Drt;
Sie reoet. iITo nienroIs rpiro gauie
genindt,
'Sie reoet iognr i'm Sdloie bei Raht.
Sie rebet uno re0et an fiinf5ig 9ahr.
Tie Gimme fuirb beiier, DerlaIt
id)lieBiih gar.
20 iUie eiiie 1e0er reIbt In Der libr,
llno DiipegH nar tam fie nod.
iDifpeln MIR.
Tod tpiIpeIt unb ipiipeIt iie ipeiter
for,
Sie Diipelt, 1nheim urtb on ienem
Ert,
Sic riipelt snb niemnI3 mirb H0uie
oeus06jt,
Gia wllpegt aud NOD In &dblofs Bel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

benz frabeften bonn gefes erlaubtea 3estpuHite
an.
9aiiirt am 0. Geptembsr ". .. 1913.
Gimeou 81 3 obufpm,
Br1fioent oes Gtnbtrntts.
geeIaubiei: arfbur Gspp, gIerf
~ 81
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Marsarst aipp,

9eb. Wiele B an.
Satin oes beritorbeneu suguit aipe i'm T5.
9cbensobre. Die BeerbiauHa fubet toit am
IoHneritag, ben ~. September 9lnnmtllaas
nm 2 llhr, bonn Iruuetbaule aus, luosu 9er'
mGnhie uHo 5UeuHhe otue neiifre 9lotiB ltir
lihfi etuaeldbeu iiHo Die 8eiiet!ng erfolgi
ani ben 1euiit. 9rot 5riebboi an ber GGr'
ibaae anenue
17,1s lie trausrHbsu eiHtrrblt.brnen.
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Dtana ts0fine. 3 stnrai, alf oem
BeIopnnng In bee yaorb gtnc. 1urnbnne ia,
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Spoess ssMnaeiae.
Gsnrn n1ilhelm Milltr,

Gtorb am Nontag. ben 10. Sepiem6er 1918.
dbeHes llbr 80 Ntnuien In Der WntruHG
tbrer lcfier, grau n gbplanaIp go 2G45
Nsdple aceuue. 4ernoob, g. uufere inHialis
geltebie Dh'tteJ SdUieGermuiier, Srobnurer
lfnh lcAnn1effer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

gtp 2s Grfenbreher pe--3iuefien
Etnd unbernes slai bon 4 Dimnsern Fab,
bcibes Itnb fnltes gaaIier. grlu1niene.
T1OIAf7s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

Cftfe e-Tesf Rcom, % psr DlcEat grss
fan. is1 On l. Ctr. %
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Wutter nHb foster fG4eH ziene ole
GpGln uHb fir 2Gnsnrbett iBsJ waocre
2fIabe.
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3n perfanfen-,s5iuIer.

Inf Mufftpn, mrrpcn, Eonucrfsna ben is
SepienIber iibr Nahmtfiaas, an frt iutb
siele, SO. 322 Hoter Cit, 3asif1ilees
Etid bon 10 8tumerH; muh perfnnFt mer6en
iiHn fleitle Efferfeu iperben ebenfaiis bersid.
fsd1tigi s5h brnnde SeIb uHb iperbe On ben
bnmiten Ntetsr berfnnfen. IL
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Steaenselafle - mdnnIid.

gunaer 9gauu. bemsfdw fndt Efeue nIs
fseHermaHn In elmer Sabrif cher 6oiel; ton
@erhaf S6ieiies. q. eerensis, e04 Brain
EiIabf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-17

aeIferer beuffdsr Mann sn6t ireeHapel6e
@rbeifs tdHH oah nfelten unb NIT 4fertsn
nrsaebeH, q, Grimm. 2s Ge NDn 99ur:.
Mt nnburn
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enbsn, Simmer passenD filr irasrsbtpeI
csen Sfve6 lnb mubnsinsnsfr an ber Mprbs
rcttsGde annf ni'b 9abnfiIIsr Ctr. Matts
susraGeH 2I25 Central Mbe Do
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@erlangt IN miethen.

N5bItrtes Simmer NIT Jrhhfiad nHb
Nhenebrno bpH suei beltf1eu SerreH In ben
miifIeren SabreH. an lsebften in gorrpbile
ober tn Der @dbe BON bort. Su abrefftreu
e. 8. g., BoIisblnit 1B.iTs
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
New Material For Aeroplanes.

new Material For A~eroplanes.
Invisible aeroplanes will soon be in
use in the war department as the re.
suit Of discoveries made by officers of
the signal corps.
The invisible material is LIQUID
and is nodded into shape. but it is
said to be lighter and stronger than
canvas and to be adaptable to my de-
scription Of frame. The war depart
ment expects soon to make public the
discovery. The great advantage Of the
Invisible aeroplane in war is regarded
by army officers as incalculable. With
the use of the new material they be-
lieve that a heavier than air machine
would be indistinguishable at a dis
lance Of 500 feet. a much nearer flight
to the enemy's position than any avia-
tor probably would essay under pres
ent conditions.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
Discoveries In Astronomy.

That the universe is half again as
large as the world has supposed; that
the sun is still youthful and keeps
travelling %northerly twenty miles a
second; that the north star is not a
single star, but consists Of three suns
revolving about a common center, are
some of the latest scientific discoveries
announced by W. H. Campbell. direc-
tor OF Lick observatory Of the Univer-
sity Of California. What is considered
n of the greatest contributions to
cosmology Lick observatory has made
Is Campbell's proof by spectrographic
observations that stars In the earlier
stages Of their existence are travelling
slowly through space, and their speed
increases with their development. This
had not been suspected. - New York
Press.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
MATTRESS AFTER FLOATING THIRTEEN
DAYS.

MATTRESS AFTER FLOATING THIRTEEN
DAYS.
q water resisting material, so as to
prevent the mattress from becoming
water soaked in case the cover is torn.
In order to prevent the mattress from
sagg1hg in the center or bending under
the great tortional stresses to which
it may be subjected by the waves, a
rigid marginal stiffening frame is pro-
vided. Lash1ngs are also attached to
each corner Of the mattress. so that
when it is used as a life raft they may
be tied diagonally across the mattress
to strengthen the frame and also to
provide means for securing persons or
articles to the float. In addition to
this. loops and handholds are provided
along the margin of the mattress.
In order to fairly test its efficiency a
mattress only tw%enty-four inches wide
and Of a size to ft the army transport
stateroom bunk was punctured with
seventeen holes and then heavily load
ed with lead and foated in the water.
1t remained in the water for thirteen
days without showing any tendency to
sink. The accompanying illustration
shows the appearance Of the mattress
after this treatment. %
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
To Color Tan leather Black.

An inexpensive and effective way to
blacken tan leather is as follows: The
leather Is first rubbed with a 10 per
cent solution Of fannie acid. which may
be purchased at any drug store. This
treatment should be applied and the
leather we'll dried. 1t should be rub
bed with a cloth hard enough to pro-
duce a polish; then apply a 10 per cent
solution Of iron sulphate. A chemical
reaction takes place as the last solu-
ton Is rubbed into the leather. making
1t black. After this is dry the leather
can be polished In the usual way.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
A NOVEL LIFE RAFT.
Mattress So Constructed as to Remain
6uoyant For Many Oays.


A retired lieutenant Of the United
States revenue cutter service recently
hit upon the idea of making u life raft
which may serve also as !, mattress for
use in hunks and beds on shipboard.
as we'll as in houses and hotels along
waterways where floods and overaows
may take place suddenly and endanger
the lives Of the occupants. SAYS the
Scientific American.
The mattress is constructed of resili.
ent material provided with the usual
ticking and surrounded with Il water
proof and substantially air tight casing.
This is further provided with an outer
waterproof envelope to act as a pro-
sheath for the inner casing. In
place Of felt the inventor prefers to
use a resilient filler which is in itself
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
Brown Stain For Wood,

Bichromate Of potassium giveD a lus-
trous. rich light to dark brown stain
on woods. The crystals are first dis
solved into Il saturated solution, which
Is then diluted with water. The stain
ed surface needs no rubbing. as the
stain leaves the wood perfectly clear
Tor any desired finish. The satinlike
appearance Of wood treated by this
stain cannot be produced with any Of
the pigment stains.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon.
tapa, April IA, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN W. LARSON.
OF Fort Benton, Montana, who. on November Is.
1909, made homestead entry No. Os73s, for SWk
SEA, SEA SWk section IA, WI Mex, Ell
NWA,E h W section %, township % uorth,
OF intention to make oral .three-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described, be.
Tore Herbert D. Scamidt, U. 8. commissioners, at
day of June, 1873.
1 m names 40 witnesses: william E,
Hale, Timothy Moran, Carl A. Hammann, VII.
liam Morrow, all of Fort Benton, Mont.
r. N. SUTHRRLlN. Register.
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NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Observation-Disclosures Tract

United States Land ONCE at Great Falls, Mon.
tana, April %, 1913. ~
Notice IL hereby given that, as directed BY the
commissioners of the general land office, under
provisions of Act of Congress approved June q,
lyO6 ga stats. $40, pursuant to the application
OF Homer Shepherd, serial No. ,O2S9gs, we will
ofter at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at
not less than 90. so per acre, at 10 o'clock q. M;
on the 18th day Of June, 1918, at this Office, the
following described tract of land: 81 SWk
tana meridian.
ANY persons claiming adversely the above de-
ecribed lands are, advised to file their claims or
objections on or before the time designated for
sale. H, n. Eo0tsta,
THOMAS CORDIALLY, Receiver.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Observation-Disclosures Tract

United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon.
tana, April %, 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that, a. directed BY the
commissioner OF the general land Office, under
provisions OF Act of Congress approved June q,
1906, 81 stats, SID, pursuant to the application
OF John w. Woodcock, serial No. O29290, we will
not less than 81 Is per acre, at 10 o'clock q. M,
on the lSto day of June, 1918. at this ONCE, the
following described tract of land: Lots / and =,
tana meridian, (74.2O acres).
Any persons claiming adversely the above de.
ecrtbed land are advised to hle their elaine, or
objections, on or before the time DESIGNATED for
sale. r. N. SUTHERLIN. Reoister.
THOMAS CORDIALLY, Receiver.
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NON COAL LAND,
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon.
tana, April IA, 1913.
Notice IL hereby given that
HARRY F. WOLFF.
of Iona, Montana, who, on April q. 1910. m.do
additional hon estead entry No. O1279O. for lot 10.
townshiR g north, range 10 east; EK sen Sec
ton u, = NEA section q, township 25 north,
OF intention to mako final three.year proof, to
establish claim to tae land above described. be-
fore Herbert D. Schmidt, y. 8. Commissioned, at
day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Alphonse
Martin, Edward Chappell, Lars K. Lundy, Dan
Wolff, all of Iona, Montana.
r. N. SUTHERLIN, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-14
".. ..... NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office at Great Fall. Nov,
tana, April Ia, 1913. -'
Notice is hereby given that
THOMAS ROUDEBUSH,
OF Fort Benton, Montana, who, on July 5, 1910
2, 81 Mex, SEX section 4, township Is north.
range Z east, Montana meridian, has fled notice
OF intention to mako dnal three-year proof. 10
establish claim to the land above described. he.
fore Herbert D. Schmidt. O. S. commissioner. At
his ONCE, at Fort Benton, Montana, on the 18th
day of June, 1919.
Claimant nance az Witnesses: Harold Roude.
mons. all Of Fort Benton, Montana.
X. N. SUrHERLIN, Register,