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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
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fN EEe
Der 9eutfden 8urfdenfdaft i'm
Sabre 1915 lit BON Dem Iusf9uB
iebt prosrammGBig feitaelegt norosn:
Die Sabrbnnoertfeier foI in ssStnu
am pfingitbienstag init gmpfdness
abenb unb Marttfeft beginner. Mitts
mod lit Der sigeptlitbe 5elttoe (Jer.
periammIuns. 3us our rSanne1, po
bic 0eutf9e 8urfdenf6aft Dor biins
oert Sabrtn sesriinbet tpuroe, Surns
|piels, &ommers). iuf anregllng
Der Sendilden 8urf4enIbaft fino
elm biltorifder 5eitslg unh Elm Self
ipief geplant. Mm oritten 5oee fpI
cine 6obrt nab Gifsndd Den 8elfluB
biIosn. Serner lit beldIpiisn ipproen,
.bdB aIs Elm n%alisrnbes Grinnerungss
3eidbsn cine Stiftung in SDbe BON
10000 Marf i'm Sabre 1915 ms aes
ben trsten foll. osrsn Sinisn fir
proftiThe Mrbeif I'M burIdenIhdftIfs
den Slime, !. 9. fir ltnterifiibnRa
BEG 8eGtfftums i'm gluslanoe, ber
R~atipnaisn 8srsine, 5ligspsnos. Sns
blltoenunterftiibnng q. I. h., peripens
oct fperosR IoIsn,
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q, Coulter 9iarftprciie.

Ger 8ei5enmnrft mar fp1breito
Ser nerfloilenen @ohe iebr gleidp
mdBig, ipeiil aildt Die ssoBen 3ithlb-
rem ~ofbieIter. 9ie nod hrrld,elioe
5rodeH9eit infoIge BON &egenma!l-
gel, Sie anf ole Maiserute iebr ihdb-
Iih eilgetpirft bot, in einigen Srter
oieSelbe iogar pernid)telpO, Bot arb
ben @ei5cnmarft beeitrflubt. Ga ON
Molutage ser Mtais beitGnbig am
iSteigen lpar, ipiirte aud Der @eiser.
utarFt cine pl6tlid,e 8reiserb6bnng.
God Dor MtarftidyluB erlitten etlide
Oiarfte cine YreiSernieorigiina, 10
Dab Die Hreiie iid1 iogar unter ser
gepobnlideat &6be befanben. 8ieies
hat Die GDotiad)e 81 Solge. baB sic
fonmcrSielIm 8orratbe iih bebeat.
cllb perntebrt babei, cine 3ltnabme
BON G596,o 900 8ltibel ~geaeniiber I'LL
1877, 900 8atlbel mabrenb 0erielben
,3eit iestes Sabr. aIm Dienstas
ipiirte ser @ei5eitnmrft cine neitere
Gneiserniebri9irtg.
@rabierter meiher @ei5en foItete
0ienstng anf bent bieiiaen Marfte
S3E-s612 Cts, pro 8nibel; in
Chicago 50 S7R Cts. unS in gorf
Gts. pro 9uibel.
Die folnmer5ieIlen @orratbe url-
foiier sur 3eit 37,677.000 8ltfbel,
gegeniiber 1S,S41,0 900 9uibel nab
reno ser IaraIlellpodle 6es 8or-
inbres.
Ser MatSmarft lit lebr lebhaft &c.
mcIer, 4pegetr Der md, norberrld)en'
ben GrodeiHeit infnlee bon &eseli-
maiFgel. Dos Sbpditfen Der Greiie
mar roid, limo nnregelmdBig: plot.
|life grnieoriglinaen aiif eintraalide
Spefillationen folgten beItimmtei
8reisenD6bungert. 9be @~inflbrel
limo siandidJ be0eliteno. @raoierte
Sorten fpiteten Dienstag 70-79
Gk. bro guibel. nobel lestere 8reis
|olnabe ole bette iueibe Sorte SEQ. 2
betuifft, erftere 6ogeger. Sorte No.
IA.
Ser Safermarft mar g~leifTtaBig
l6oa oie @a1fpngen beoeirtenb. Gro.
Ioierte Sprten foiteten am OienStag
anf oem bieligen Marft 40R-42A
Gts. bro 8uibe fir $40. 2 weiB.
Ger &artoffeImarft lit aiemIid
itanntaft qir6 lit fem @ediel fir Sic
Isolde porbanoen. Die &artoiieIn
bra6tcn 60-75 Gts. pro 8nibel,
ie nad,0cm ole Glialitdt.
2ebenbe SdiDciite iiro biIliger, Del
Sbatiade 5nfolge, bob mabrideirIid
bic meiiten perfdnft tparbeb Inn mel.
tere SllttermiSla9ctt 5n fparen. Sis
4reiie bieIten Iid) 5tpiidlen $500 iiii
gerinpere mpngere Sorten lnb SO. To-
gar 1910 iiir before poblgemdiie.e
lSprteft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
lgeraer.

Milg. Mueller lnIo @attin maren
am norigen Dienstoe, behtbsiueiie,
I'M Sernioriii.
Com. @il6iiIe befmpo iidl uin les
ten 9ierstog in Morriinil, ol.f @e.
ind bel Greinoen.
Sos. 9apis, BON ct. 9ouis, nar
am pepgongenen Spnntag bier ani
8efith bel ieipet GItern.
Srou German Mltmer befinoet lid
oieie @pde IN 81. Solis, auf @e'
iiid) bel ibrem 8ri6er iinn ibrcI
GdlDeIter.
8nS 8iffrif iueld,es ani peugaige'
men Sonntog in 2ittIe Berger itatt.
mar ailh BON bier oils iebr gut be
Judi.
9lul nGditen Mitttppdb, Den Il
aiiauit, mini Die Sonftnesidalle oel
eD1ngeIilhen Ct. Sobnnpies @emein
be Elm Eifnif alif Dem %lnee BEL oel
Stride ubbdIbeif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
Sutel nub eaIour, a,t berfanfcu.

sSn benz i6pliicb aelegenen benti,b
RatboliId5en Stabtden @efpbaliae
GIaae CD. Mp., tpirb hermit bas einsigs
nfib iebr %gansbnre Sptel nebt Sal0Dn
ann 8ertalfe gebpten, ba bic @emablin
bes Giaenthiimers frdnflif1 nnb iicb nad
Snhe leInt. Gin, tirbtiger belitifer
Mann nit elmer notwithstanding nera1s
laaten Srau nebit Tod)ter, fanit nn6
mirb bier CUTE @eirhdfte MAIDEN, 5nrnal
Wetp6alin Elm g~eiurhter SDmmer.Heiort
BON 5iidbern nnh Sdaern germ geiudt
1T. Neaen Rdherem iuenbe man iidJ an
81. $. 8prameger, Gieentbimer
@eitpbnlia, Siaae Co.. Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
stulpe..

Dos @ei8enoreldpn lit bier oieie
8ohe beeroet pothen. Dos @rgeb.
iiib ser Grnte lit t5 DTS 20 9uibA
nont slfer. Ole Gl,alitdt lit dlrsge-
Seidptet.
San ser lebten Isolde bnttet. mir
bier sfpei cute &egen un0 rueltfp Der
@ettercIerf Is nidlt nergiBt ults nod
eiien Megen al ibtfen, bonn miro
aud, lnliere Gornernte eiie redt
quite peroen.
Mile nniere 6nrmer iino nun
fleiiig am Stcppelpfliigen fitr ore
fleite @eisenarSioat unb infolge Der
id0nell S~iesiabrigeit @rlte, miro cine
grobere aderSabl NUT 8ei5ei be,
itellt mer6en ols I'M 8oriabre.
Sermattn @riIine bat Die 5rit
Boil 5arm gepodJtet nn0 miro I'M
nGd6ien 5riibiabre bieielbe be3ieben.
Iug1it gifermQnit bat Die S1ltatS
Snfe 6arm gerHitet ultb miro Die
ielbe nit @ei5en eini1ben.
Eros Ser groben 6ite in Der norl-
oen @od1c, febrte Der &lapperltorb
BEL Ser Sarnilie Otto Bod EN- itrtb
binterlieB eitien fraftleen Bllben.
Sir grntlilieren.
Mm Mittipph, ben Is. Ingitlt
,pirb Ole bieiige cDaigl. @erpeiapoe
.ibr MiIiionsieit i@eieril, fpo5l Seoers
ttaitt ireltSlidIt eirgelanben III.
Sildtige 8e6ner perber ultpeienS
iein ltno fir oas leiblide @oN Der
8eind)er miro e~benfalls geiorat iein.
Wear anieif,e bat am Santstdg
Den 8. 4ltgirit, alp mprgen, Ser
iteigerilre. Gbas. 9rapoborlt bon
9loipo miro ols slusniier fiingirert.
8rls. emma mo Gina Boil uno
.9i55ie 2roepel reiiten bieie &odDe
nnd) ct. 9ollis UNI bort tpieber IN
@ienit 81 treten.
SrLs. 2Doio ain6 Srene gpel bon
ct. 2onis beiltden gegenipdrtie ger.
mnllbte bobier.
Sim letten SoniltGg bemerften
mir bier IN itnIerer Burg Sofn $.
Selmers lrito Garnilie Die in fDrem
auto bierbereefommen iparerl.
Com. Snmmert ltno Or. Gonf bon
Morriion fnnleit art Somstag biel
nairb oiif bent 8ese nod 8irii
Greet.
aiiq. 8omelntcner lunb iein @e'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
Nanflaanna.

llnieren heralid6iten 9ant bierrnit alien
Nacbbarn urb 5reunben, iuelbe uns ans
laBlid1 Der &ranfbeit unb bes Gpbes nus
leres lieDen Gatten mnb 8otera aorl
Spfmann, 10 bilfreidb our Seite itaus
ben, unb lire 3beilnabme betuiBen.
Nitd1 bielen 9nnt Serrn 9oitor 8rinfs
meger BON Berger fir ieine trDitreidlen
@prte. iowie audi pielen 9ant ben 8abrs
t%iihtrdeern.
Die trauernbe @ittfpe
Ntarie Sofmann uno 8inoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
gerIins Tolenbiertsl.
Gin sutnts btfannter stabttet. .er
Meidstanptitabt.

WetdISpnuptroot.
!, Wen bas gefdid in Berlin aufdllia
,inmaI mad Der in uHmittelborer
Rdbe oes @0rliBer Babnhofes seles
aenen 2iibbener ober @orauer Strabe
oer5dldat, benz tlinsen frembartise
2aute ons DIR, frtmbe Rameg lisit
er an ben 5irmenidilbern. merffpiirs
6ise @piele fpielen bic 9inoer. Din
5onntaspormitfasen bittet bic 'ges
aenb Elm befonpeys buntts Bib: IN
iSrmIiden 3iiseu panbern feftlid ses
tleioete Rdnner unb 5rauen, bic leBs
teren bisweilen in grellfarbigen Ges
tpGnbern nnb llmf6Iaeeiiidern, ale
nit benz @ebstbud in Der 9ano, nab
Der DrangelitroBe 5u. MuH bsfinoet
Ii1 bier in einem Der sroBten 8erlls
net ppIenpiertel. GrIt feitbcm bic
neue fntbpliine 2iebfrauentirhe (St.
Wiorien) in Der WrangelftraBe einges
peibt pprben lit. bat bic 9egenn
biefen ftnrt ppInifhen @barnfter ans
oenommen, ba bic polen ii6 in ben
@roBftdbten germ in Der Ndbe tathplis
IGer airdsn anfiebeln. Sic baben
in Der senannten GegeHb einen be-
trd6tliden Sell bes 8leinbanbels IN
ben Sdnben, insbelonbere da1 bas
acknowledgements.
DAB Der polnff6s Gbanpinisms
bier oussiebis gepifest ipirb, pnpcif
seuqen bic ~aIlerprts in ben &neipelt
alsliesenben anblreiden polnifhen
3eitfdriften. 5ier bliibt bds polnis
f@e 8ereinsleben unb rpie bic ptes
len rotor Ylofate an ben Senftern
per fleinen &neipen bepeifen oudl
Ger @eisen Der Gpaiolbemptrotie.
Gin Sauptmittelpuntt Des polniihen
.@ei1teslebens in 8srIin lit (au6 cine
Der nrIaden bes observation-disclosures
bes golentums In bisie @eeenb) eine
In Der nobcn SrnnienTtraBe b~eTte6enoe
rolniTde 8olfsbiibne. Die 8oritelt
ltulgen trngen a~llerbines Der Seffents
ij9teit gegeniiber nur ben Gbaratter
BON Observation-Disclosures.
Sies meiften 8erltner bo6en teins
Nbnuna bapon, bob hier i'm Sften
nuf benz Raume zines engbesrenSten
stob.piertels cine Welt fir Iih ents
Tlanoen lit. Don Der fpri9pDrtliden
nnInifchen MirfThaft" III nab uus
cen bin nift piel gu merfen. Sns
tsreffant su beobndten 1T Sas ainz
oergetriebe auf ben .StraBen. Die
tleinen gpIafen bsrItehen nit flint
6is Ie6s Sa6ren nod feline aebn
@orte beutiG. 8smertenspert 1T
freiIid, bab lie oft Bis gum oritten
Sabre unb bnriiber binaus ou6 nod
lti6t redbt imftonbe iinb, fd ibren
Gltern ppInif9 au perftdnbisen. sic
t1nuen, trpBbem lie in poripieseno
pplnifher umgebung aufDadien, bod
ibr Sbr ben Dor alien auf Der
5trabe oft genug nuf iie eins
brinqenben beutf6en 2auten ni6t
perfhlieBen, unb bieier fprahlifs
,3pieIpalt crfhfpert ibnen bas Spree
henlernen. Dos Bolentnm bot
allentbalben in Der @eeenb I'm, ben
@DrliBer 8a6n6of 6errm SUB gee
fabt; uber bos bon Der Sprailer uno
oiibbener StroBe begren5te 8iertel
bilbet in biefem rtiteren 8reife einen
acknowledgements Der pclntid'
notipnalen 8eitrebungen in Berlin.
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sdlimme TIsden i'm @efdt.

mer6eii boii or. Sobion's eczema
Ointment entfernt, peldes allen
Salttoiisidlag belt, modt nidtg
aus, tuie lang SIR ion gebabt. Gin
5rfrgt iofortiae 3inberung mo Sie
SeiIune beginrt fogIeid. acr5te ge-
brolden oieies Del iin0 empfebIen
|es. Serr SlIIenan. 2iifletotun, ga.
iogt: a$otte eczema am aopf.. Or.
SobSon's eczema ointment fnrirte
es in 5tpei @oden.~ 2in0erung 90.
rantirt ooer @eI6 5urideritattet,
aIIe Mpotbefer ober per Iolt. Breis
Soc. Hfeiffer Chemical Co, 8bilo-
oeLpbio ,ua0 ct. 9oliis. (aIob.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
stons Sill.

Selfrp Sberg unO Sarnilie bon
&an iuareir iiber Den pergaigenett
Santstos nnb Somtag ali 8eiud
bci Or. gqpaelbredbt.
6, 9. Berg ln6 2oitis 8iIltmatm
arbciten an Der 8oIbenbltrl9 pom Or.
gigelbretbt's Office.
@fnas. Sber9 iiipo Sanlilie maren
am lcsten Sonntoa auf geild, in
Hofeblt0,
Sranleitts Clara uino Meta Sod
fanler ndr lesteit Sarrstag, aiif fur-
sen 9eiltdS bon CT. Sonis.
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Scene NnSeigen


I1en eeebrten 5rennben uno 8efanns
ten, bic benz Seardbnine nnieres aeliebs
ten @ntten unb 8aters, Saepb& pge
beippbten iDrpie ben Acknowledgment
ipreden mir hermit u~nieren innigiten
Snnt aus. 8~elDnbers bersl. @anf 3rn.
8ator &alimann fir feline trpitreide
@rabreoe.
Die trmierrrben SinterbIiebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
gu nerfanfen

Gin itbbn unb beauem eingeribtetes
8DbnbanS, nit 6 3iiumern. iDiuie Staa
nn6 ole Neben9ebdusen, lit biIi9 5u
perfaufen. Ndberes au erfnbren in Der
Office b. 81,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
our Beadhtuno

Sd mbdte biermit allen bic nit mir
nod in &ehnnn9 iteben, eriuhen, bis
ipatcften ben 1 September lire &%ednungs
en- 81 begleihen,
adtnnsSpoa,
y. 8. s. ri te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
MItSnnntifhs @tn1raY

aItGsppitf6s 8enerdls
iDurben gIdnseno bssablt. DEF Sc
neral Gtopas srbislt tGgliG 5000
uno basu reide 9tuteanteile,
Gin 5dIbbrubtr oes R0nisS
BON @idm, YrinS Dr. DiIipd, bat
en- Bud iibsr 2anopirti6aft In
hsutTGss Gprahe aefdhriebsn.
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3n pGfanfea

3pei jnnge Rauleiel. snr Nrbeet gee
brpden, 8 Sabre alt. 15 nnb 16 Sanb
bod. Gerner cine Seriep Sub nit &alb,
Rdberes bel SnI. 8areis,
Sermann, Nto, 81. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08

Siir Serlansts pber Serfaufss gtn5eiaen
merben + Gents fir jeoe Belle bered)net.
Sir Nohrufe, 9anfiasnn9en 10 gents
bic 8eile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
8n brianfen

9ne sutn 9adius Der perf. 9rou
2pniie Shnbert 9ebbrenbe Gigentbnm
beteherb aus 2Dt Mp. s ipeitl. 8 Struse
'nebft ben ~boraui befinbliden @Dbnhdu.
fern, ioiuic mehrerc anbere Gotta. 3ad1.
Snfrasen BEL
afbert SHnbert.
! 3errnanr, Ro,
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Sabaf All p~ertauien.

200 Gfnnb 9nter SInttsSabat IelbItge.
spgeu, su Is Gents Der Niunb.
Carl. Sanien II. Sermamn, Mp.
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perbst. Sas Sagen p6er 5alIenftelen
in auf meiner 5arm pbne meine grlnub.
ni6 eingebDlt gu baben perbDten.
Au 9. GbenbrDtb
MDrriiDn, ND.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08

Sapans 9etrpleumsp rpbuttion
i'm berffoIfsnen Sabre pirb auf na9es
su 70 Millionen 9allonen anaeaebsn.
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Sm berfanfna.

stpei iuuse 8oablut Sereforb BuIen.
Aug. Nbenbrpth,
@Orriipn. NH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
Berbpt

gles Saaeu nnb 5allentelen auf ntets
ner Sarm 1T hermit perboten.
Birteli r 1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-08
gdTions Set.

gm 90. uno 81. artgliit miro Die
ct. Bauls- @emeirr6e al 9ap, in Der
Stride airf Dem Serge ibr Wiiiions.
felt abbaIten, tpoa,t 9adJbargentein.
BEN unb 8aitoren ber5Iidit eingela-
ben fin6.
g. S. 81 a a e @aitor.
--abonnirt olif Dos Sermanne'
@oIfsbIntt.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
WOOLCROWERS AFRAID
Of FREE WOOL PLANS

{. *. Wyman, supervisor of the
Beaverhead national forest, with
headquarters at Dillon, arrived
in Missoula yesterday to rams
act business With the district
officials here. Mr.. Wyman's for
est is in the Sheep-raiSing
belt of Montana, and he states that
the growers are considerably unset
tied over the prospects of a free wool
measure being passed. The sheep
men are uneasy" said he, because
they believe that whatever the real
effect of free VOC prove to be. they
Will suffer because the fact will be
taken advantage Of by the buyers and
used as a whip to lower the prices"
Mr.. Wyman states that the stockmen
have had a rather severe winter, but
that the losses have been compara-
lively light. The spring range, he
says, is in good condition now,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
INJURIES ARE FATAL
TO RAY BROWN
BOY FROM SEATTLE WHO FELL
UNDER ENGINE DIES At SIS
TER's HOSPITAL.

After making a brave, courageous
fight against the inevitable, Ray
Brown, the ~17-year-old lad of Seattle.
who was nearly cut to pieces under an
engine in the Northern Pacific yards
Sunday night, passed peacefully into
death at the Sisters hospital at 49, 80
O'Clock last night. The case was one
that is much deplored by all who
learned the circumstances. The boys
history is little known, but it was
learned yesterday that ne came to
Missoula about three weeks g and
had made an earnest attempt to make
an honest living. Those with whom
he. came in contact We're led to believe
that he was succeeding in this, but it
is thought now that he had made up
his mind to return to his home and
mother in Seattle and at the time of
the. accident was intending to board
an outgoing freight train to make the
start on this journey. The body will be
held here awaiting word from the
mother who has been notified.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
PLAN FIRE CONTROL
OF PARK
FOREST SERVICE TO COOPER.
ATE WITH YELLOWSTONE
OFFICIALS IN FIGHT.

Acting District Forester D. II. Mason
went to Butte yesterday for a confer
ence with a number of other officials
Of the service inc the Yellowstone
National park. The forest service will
be represented by Mr.. Mason of Mis-
soula, District Forester Smith Riley of
district Nc. 2, District Forester E. A.
Sherman of district No. 4, and the SUI
pervisors of all the national forests
adjoining the park. The meeting with
the park officials is for the purpose
of perfecting a cooperative fire pro-
tect1Ve plan for all of the timber with
in and adjoining the park. There is
some exceptionally heavy stands Of
timber in this region, and the danger
or fire, on account of the large num-
Der of campers, is greater within the
park than through the surrounding
forests, While the outside forests are
liable to be swept by fires originating
inside the pleasure ground. This CO.
operative plan has been under consid-
Grafton for some time, and it is
thought that the details can all be ar
ranged at the Butte meeting.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
LIGHT RATES PROBE
TO Be CONTINUED
IN MONTANA
CONFERENCE IN HELENA DE-
clDEs TO ISSUE ANOTHER
INVITATION TO CITIES.

Helena, April 2S-(Special)-The
conference on electric light rates
charged in Montana cities, called
sometime ago by the Helena city
council to be held here today, attract
ed but a few out-of-town delegates.
The out-of-town delegates present
We're Mayor E. L. Johnson of Plains;
Alderman l.. j.. Morgan of Bozeman;
Mayor A. l.. Anderson of Thompson
Falls, and Mayor H. L. McGalleb Of
Dillon. Mayor Purcell, former Mayor
+. j. Edwards and some Helena add
ermen were present.
Mayor Purcell was elected chair
man of the meeting. There was con-
siderable discussion which eliminated
in the adoption of the following reso-
luton, no other action being taken:
Resolved, That it is the sense of
those attending this meeting that all
of the cities n towns of the state
of Montana using electric lights and
power be invited to unite in the for
nation of an organization looking to-
ward union of effort in obtaining
equitable rates, m for such purposes
gather in h immediate future the
necessary data for the purpose of
making full and complete presentation
of the matter to the public utilities
commission, sc as to relieve the peo-
pie of the state of Montana from the
burdensome rates prevailing at this
time. That the mayor of the city of
Helena is hereby authorized to carry
into effect this purpose of union of
action Inv with the va
rious mayors of cities and towns of
Montana to arrange for another
meeting"
Tomorrow the railroad commission
will hold the first hearing under the
PROVISIONS Of the public utility law.
The case is that brought by Fred
Naegele n F. J.. Edwards against
the Helena Light & Railway company,
charging it's light and power rates are
exorbitant and excessive.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
MAY FETE At LOWELL
!. BY CHILDREN FRIDAY

The teachers inc pupils of the
Lowell school have arranged the fol-
lowing interesting program for the
May fete to be held at the school
grounds OF Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. the public being invited to at
tend:
Tho Program.
Independence March," Lowell or
chestra.
"'Good Little OLE" Marcia Orr, Mil
ton Leek and Willette Kline.
~"Oxdansen." fourth and fifth grade
boys.
Market Day" second, third and
fourth grade girls.
Alabama Coon" Booker T. Bibbs.
Lowell Flower Drill fourth grade
girls.
Gsavotte "Circus REM" Lowell
primary orchestra.
Wand drill. sixth, seventh and
eighth grade girls.
"Baby's Boat a Silver Moon" Leila
Stears.
Toward the Shores of Pellestrina,"
chorus.
March drill, Alabama Minstrels."
college Boys" Lowell junior or
chestra.
May pole dance, fourth, fifth and
sixth grade girls.
Dream of the South" Lowell orr
chestra.
Montana" orchestra.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
MURDERER ELUDES
SH0SHONE'S
SHERIFF
JOHN LOUMA OF ENAVILlE Is
STILL At LARGE SOMEWHERE
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Wallace, April 2S-(Special.)-That
John Louma, the Enaville murderer, is
at large in British Columbia is a GER
McCabe, who has just returned from
Nelson and other Canadian points.
Though the mans whereabouts are
not definitely known, he. will be taken,
is the officers opinion.
Investigation by McCabe, who went
to the British Columbia town, showed
that Louma had been working in the
Rambler mine-when he came to Three
Forks, it was to make application for
other work. He was successful and
was re-employed as a min to go to
the Payne mine. He was to have left
for that property on the 18th. With
another miner, he became intoxicated
that night, it was said, and was re-
fused the. work when the time to start
came. But for this his trail would
probably have been easily followed.
Failing to get this work. he turned to
other employment. What this was
has not been determined. The con-
stable who was first notified in regard
to the man was called from his station
and detailed to go to the prison at
Westminster, as a guard, on the day
following the receipt of Sheriff Nc
b message. This tool him off
the trail at the time when it was
fresh. He returned on the day OF
McCabe's arrival on the scene. Dur
ing the time he was in British Column
bia, McCabe and his deputy, 81 Hill
of Kellogg, We're in a number of Ca
madam cities, out they found no fur
ther trace of the man.
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Basket Social.

Basket Social.
A basket social held Saturday even
ing at the. Lincoln school proved highly
entertaining. More than 100 neighbors
living in the Rattlesnake valley were
assembled for the good time. l. @.
Roberts filled the difficult position of
most successfully. He sold
45 baskets and stopped only because
there We're no more baskets on hand.
The money received. $50, was given to
further the. work OF the Missoula Young
Women's Christian association. Be-
sides the a%uctioning off of baskets, there
was a program of music and recjta-
tons. Mrs. Charles Day delighted the
company with her singing; Miss nellie
Houston talked of the aims and meth
of the Y. w. c. A. in Missoula;
Miss Leone Smith and Miss Ruth
Gavin gave dramatic readings; Mrs.
sang n a quartette CON
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgardner,
Mrs. Stennett and MI. Gavin rendered
several numbers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-29
v. {. T.U.O ORGANIZER
TO SPEAK HERE
MRS. LA NANCE OF NATIONAL
BUREAU TO LECTURE IN MIS-
SOuLA WEDNESDAY.

Tomorrow will be a day of privi-
lege for all persons who are interest
ed in the cause advocated by the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union in
Missoula. Mrs. Lora La Nance, ma
t1onal organizer and lecturer for the
w. c. T. u, will spend the day in this
city. and Mrs. r. n. Smith of Stew
ensville, who is state superintendent
of institute work for the same organ
ization, will also be here for the day.
There will be a school of methods
held in the Christian church parlors
from 1880 o'clock in the morning un-
til ) o'clock in the afternoon, With
luncheon served at the church. Prob
lens of vital interest in the campaign
for temperance and methods of meet
ing them will be discussed in this day
session.
Tomorrow evening at 8 O'clock Mrs.
La Nance will give an address in the
audience room of the Christian
church. Every citizen OF Missoula is
invited to hear Mrs. La Nance upon
this occasion. She has a nationwide
reputation as a gifted and convincing
speaker. 1t is said of her;
she has spoken in church, opera
house, courthouse and hail. school
house. college and chapel; in the park,
on the street, in tents, tabernacle and
air dome. on a whiskey barrel and
from a armer's wagon. in Jail. peni-
Tertiary and legislative halls. caboose,
depot, lumber camp, mining amp
factory and railroad shops, moving
picture shows and public sales, and
her addresses have all been eloquent
and interesting. and touched with II
most delightful humor."