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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-12
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS
Stanley Harrreave. millionaire. after .
miraculous escape from the den Of the
gang Of brilliant thieves known ne fhe
Black Hundred. lives the life Of n rceiuse
for IL years Hsrxreave one night enters
. Broadway restaurant. and there comes
fsee to face with the gangs leader.
Braine.
During the meeting. during which
neffher man apparently recognizes the
other, Hsrxreave hurrie- 10 his msgpin-
cent hiyerdaie home and lays plans Tor
making his escape from the country. He
writes letter 70 the girls school In New
Jersey where - years before he bsd mys-
tevfousiy left the doorstep his baby
daughter. Florence Gray. He also pays a
visit 10 the hangar Of a daredevil aviator
Braine and members Of his band sur
tuund Hargrease's home Mt night. but ne
they enter the house the watchers outside
80 balloon leave the roof. The safe IL
found empfy-the million which Hsr-
greave was known to have drawn that day
was gone. Then some one announced the
balloon had been punetured and dropped
into the sea.
Yiorenee arrives from the girls school.
Princess Olga. Braine's companion. visits
her and claims to be n relative. Two
bogus detectives call, but their plot IL
fooled by Norton, newspaper man.
BY bribing the captain Of the Orient
Norton lays a trap for Braine and his
Onents captain and she easily falls Into
the reporters snare. The plan proves
sbortive, through Brafne's good luck and
only hireiings fall into the hands Of the
police.
After falling In their first attempt. tho
Black Hundred trip Florence. They AJAX
her for money, but she escapes, again foil
Ing them.
Norton and the countess call on Flor
eD~e the next day. safe Mt
home. The visitors having gone. Jones re-
moves section Of flooring, and from n
cavity takes box. Pursued by members
Of the Black Hand. who have been watch
Ing HIS movements. he PUSHES TO the
water front. A thrilling race In motor
boats eDsues. Jones drops the boz into
the sea and with his automatic sets fire
to the pursuing boat
BraIne eoBeeives the idea Of giving %
coaching party 10 which Florence IL In
vifed. Jones and Norton both 20 along.
and are fortunately hand TO save Flor
ence from being Imprisoned In the
country house tn which she IL Iured.
Florence goes horseback riding. and IL
captured by one Of Braine- men along the
roadside. Norton resenes her They arc
pursued, however. and the pair make their
complete escape only after Norton has er-
pIoded tire on the fast approaching ma
chine with n bullet.
Countess OIga, scbemiDx 20 break the
engagement existing between Flor
ence HarEreave and Norton, invites them
both 10 her apartments, and prefends Ia
10 faint In the reporters arms. Florence
appears In the doorway Just Mt the
planned moment. and as a result gives
Norton back his ring.
Aocompilees Of BrsIns succeed In Md
naping Florence while shs 10 sbcppinl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-12
GERMAN FORCE
GOING HUNGRY

LONDON. Sept 1.-THE Ger
man army IL IN dire straits for lack
Of food" says the Client correspon-
dent Of the Daily Chronicle. Client
has been unable 10 feed the army.
and from 10000 20 10000 men a. q
now pushing into West Flanders.
where the harvest II said TO have
been exceptionally good"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02
big Business.

2lus ben 9ebatteu i'm SpngreB III
3u erieben, bab Das ipgenannte grobi
9efdGft porunter man bic Rieienbc.
triebe peritebt. pas @eipenit 1T, pels
DIES ben rabitalen Mitglieoern, bic ia
bic u6erpieeenoe Mebrbeit bilben, nors
ihpsbt. Sbne Hrdae baben bieie aro'
zen getriebe iebr b0is aebauit, inbem
tic ben fleiHen &onturrenten unters
bridt uHo ben &oniumenten iibers
tteusrt BADEN. Oariiber lit Elm 3Oru
erpadt, Der 9erni4tung anitrebt.
qber man bari iia Don Der Wu.b
rtdt beratben laiien. 0ieie f9dfft
i9limmere 3uitdnoe, als bisieniaen,
tpelde man beieitigen mill. Die @ers
nunft Qebietet, bas Cute au bebaliea
uno bag S9ledte aus5umer5en.
Der @robbetrie6 1T ni6t neuen
9atums. gr bsqann. als bic 9ampf'
trait benz Msniden bienitbor aemadt
puroe Der erite @rpbbetriet trat cir,
als bic giienbabncn ben Gubrmann
rcrorannten. Damn fam bic MafeHs
s5nouiirie, tpis bic Sabritation bon
aleteern, MObeln, Shuben Ii. I. no.,
pel6e ben bstreffenbsn 6anbnertsn
ben 9arous madte. Daraus lit 81
erleben, .bab Der @rOBbetrieb nit un.
ierer aultur inniQ perpoben 1T unb
baR man ibn ni6t unteroriiden tann,
pfne unhaltbare pirtbidaftlife 3a.
itdnbs berbei5ufiibrsn. @enn bafer
Gummins bon Soma, tpie er es aeitern
i'm Senat aetban fat, in elmer langen
Rsbe hie gei6rdnfuna Der 8etriebs
auf elm aepiiies 2apital befiirnortet.
ramit lie ni6t au iibermd6tia fperben,
n Oeriu9t sr bamit bem Rabe Der
bic Speihen au fallen, mas ni6t bIos
rin peraeblides ionbern audi elm ge.
fdbrlides 8emiiben 1T, ba bieraus
eins c:snbuitrisitoduna ii6 erssben
uiiibt,.
SH bisiel6e aatesoris falsn bic a6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

Sn gbicaso bat sin prpfehios
neler Surpfirer Elm @eitGnOnib abge'
lest unb senau angsgeben, mas ss
toitet, um M0rDer, 0iebe unb ionItiss
9erbre6er our9 beItodene 9ei6pos
rene uno 3eusen frei gu betommen.
gine ipl6e gntbii4uns mar ppraus5u'
ieben, benn bic pielen Sreiipre4ungen
in Den Gbicasper @eri6ten baben idon
Ieit lGnserer 3sit gefremoen errs9t.
Man bat bas nit Der Summbeit Der
9ei6porenen gu ertlGren periu6t
SEPT peib man, bab es S4urterel
mar, nag beosutenb iiber5eusenoer
tlingt. Sol6s 3uItdnnbe, entissli9
pie lie iinb, fam man ni6t einnlal
iiberrai6eno nsnnen; lie erseben ild
aug bem Meni9enmaterial, peltes Die
@ei6pprenenbant beiebt. Sehr ielten
1T es, bab Mdnner, bic elm 9srdnt'
iportli6tsitsssiiibl beiisen. oaau ges
bro6t peroen tGnnsn, in ariminal'
fdllen, ipe5isn in MorbprossiIsn als
9eidpOrene gu funsiren. es iteht
linen in 9lusiidt, auf brei Wonats
ibren @eIfdften uno gerufen entaos
gen 5u fpsrosn. Sn 5olse oeHen be-
oienen lie ii6 aller m0sliden ausre.
Sen ,um ii8 benz 9eidporenenbienit
gu entaiehen. Sn WorbfGaen iprtat
man BON porgefabtsn Msinunsen ilnb
bon abneigung sesen 8er6dngung Der
sobesitrafe, Inn bon benz 9eidpores
nenbisnit frei gu tummsn. Wenn. tpie
erii9tli6, bas geeignete Matsrial
nift su erIansen 1T, bann fol man
ole S6puraeri6te abidaffen unb
itatt beren elm Tribunal BON oret
Ri6tern einIeben. Bon bieien 1T eine
beIere 8e9tspflese au erparten, oenn
lie tDnnsn ii6 Der geruntportli6teit
fir einen SSebIiprud nift ent8ieben
unb buben sins Reputation gu perlies
rer, mas Bel isbr pielen @ei8porenen
nift Der 5all III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

Die grmabnuns oes snsIis
f9en Sc eiunbten an Die in MsritO Dei.
lenoeH giirger ienes 2anoes. iid
ibleunigit gu entfernen, peroient ms
here Sea4tung. Sffenbur iieFt Der
SeianDte ben 3uiammsnbrud Der
Serri8aft Suertas poruus uno fiirds
tet cine glnardie, in pelder Oas 2eberl
aller gluslGnOer in 9efubr iteben piirs
DC. OieIe Sur6t ideint uns iibers
trieben gislang buben bic Meritas
ner uller Yarteien iid 5iemlid anitdns
big gegen bic QuslGnoer ge5eist, So.
melt 9epaltatte pprestommsn iinb,
paren lie oas Wert Suertas islbit.
Die Warnuns lit nur iniofern bebeus
tllngsppq, als Elm senuusr &enner Der
inneren 8erbdltniiie in Meritp. ME
Der eneliide 9eianote, Die baloise
Sluft bes Otttators eripartet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

SSm ReprG Gentunten + u ie
ipiro pegen Der Reiolution sur Inter-
breitung eines probibitions= =Imenbes
ments manDDrirt. Die freiiinnigen
GIemente limb Die ginsigen, bic elm
beitimmtes prgramm baben. sic pola
len Die ReIolution DOR oas Saus sss
bra6t iebsn. Die Probibitioniiten
absr limb getheiIter Meinuns. Sbrs
sSiibrer ipiiniden bic 9ertaeung Der
2lnsslegsnbeit bis aur nG9Iten Son>
ereb SiBuns. lpdbrsno bic Reprds
ientantsn aug bem SiiOen, bic iibers
pisgeno prObibitioniIten limb, cine
baIbiae abitimmung foroern. Das
Die siibrer gu benz Qufitub beftimmt,
1T tlar senua gu erie1en. Sic sIaubsn,
bab pisle &ongreB Mitglieoer aug
Dem Rorben oor Der &onsrebpabl sss
gen probibition itimmsu tperben,
absr na6 Der Wa6l fiir bieielbe. Oieie
@niidt bat ibrs gsredtiguns, aber
bds iii aeraOe Der 9runb, mespssen
bi. 2iberaIsn eine 9lbitimmuns DOT
Der Wabl foroern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

Die Ser. Staoten @ertebrs.
&ommihion bat ibren gsri6t iiber ot.
Rep 9dDen ga6H, Osren GeI9dftss
fiihruns iie unteriu9t bat, beinabe fer
tis uno pirb ibn nG6ftens unter6rei.
ten gr miro eins Der heftisIten 4ns
tIagen gsgsn giisnbabnOerpaItuns
rariteQen. pel6e bic &ommiFion ie
erbo6en 6at, mas nift tpenig beIagen
nil, oa ie in oieism puntte Ihon fe6r
piel btttere Dabrbsiten ueIa9t bat.
@uns befonOers pirb Der 9erift BEL
Der geetnfluiilng Der StdatsgeIsbas.
bunsen our6 bic Rep 5aDen oeripei,
len. ol unpioerlegli6 erlpieien fporben
1T, oub bic 2ettsr Der gabn dlle @ss
iebe, iDelfe lie brau6ten, oittirten.
Mas Die 9eiebge6er oafiir betommen
boben, lieR ii6 ni6t srmitteln. I'm
uno fir ii9 limb Die Gntbiilunasn
ni6t neil. Gs 1T cine betannte Ges
f6i6te. bob bic sroben Dffentlifen
aerporatiOneH Die StaatsgeTsbse6uns
ten bon je6er tontrolirt ba6en, mas bic
nbessRegierung se5nunoeu BAT,
cine arObere 5errif>aft aiisauiib.n. LIN
fir bic 3utunft iol9er Mirtbi4aft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

DAT in Weit 9irginien
bic grobibition nit 100000 Stims
men MajoritGt pur6eebrunssn lit,
lGbt erieten, oab Die 8oltsmdfsn Der
9luftldrung oringeno beoiirfen. 9lber
es feblt an ben n0tbieen Srganen, iie
au ertbeilen. Die engliide 9rsNe perz
bdIt iid i'm giiniti9iten Safe pafiD,
inoem iie tpeoer fir bic cine obsr an.
oerc Seite ifreibt, bic Wls6r3a6l lit
aber profibitioniitiId. 0as OeutIdz
tbum tam nthts ausri9ter, neil es
in pielen Stuaten gu idpa6 pertrestn
lit. Die SdluBfOIgerung, 10 trau,
rig lie III, idetnt bere6tist, bab nur
in ben Stauten no bas 9eutidtbum
fart Uertr.ten lit, bic probibition ab.
5upebren iein ptrb uno ielbit bort
miiiien bic gr0BteH Qnftrsngungen gss
madt peroen, um ben 1ein6 in Sad6
5u balten. Der 5roit iisgt in ber 3uz
tunft. Man bari crparten, bab
Stauten, pelfe bic probi6ition elm
gefiibrt bu6er. lie pieOer ubi4affen
tperOen, na6oem bic grfa6rung lie Be.
le6rt bat, mas iebt i6ou sur Geniiee
befdnnt 1T, baB bic probibition uns
ertrdgli6e 3uitGno, berDorruft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02
Der Serseiisne Grbprins.

Der 1ob bss @robber5oss 9lbop
Griebri4 Don MedIenburs Gtrslit
ruff bic Grinnerung an Elm greisnib
aus ieinsn Sugenbiassn mad,
bds nur fpenigen altsH Wedlenburgern
nod betannt isin oiirfte. Der Hspps
luton in preubsn i'm SABRE 1S4s
fpartn. btrtiis Sass Der Rubs sefoIgt,
als bic Msdlsnburssr gu erienmen
fpasteH, bab ibre Gage nidt bsnsibsnss
tperib fei.. @robberSOs 0sore Der
bdmals rssierte, psrftloB ben Wiins
fden feiner QdnbesiiHber iein Dbr.
Ct lebntt ts ob, iid BON ieinen lInitrs
tbausn worf@Idss iiber UsrfaiIungs,
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Sn berf f9iebenen 3eituneen
lpiro ole @rtldrung Der fdle6ten Sc.
ihdfte nit ben No9lpeben Der panit
bon 1907 ais cine faule 4ilsrebe binz
9eitellt. 0ieie Stribenten iolIten les
fen, mas in ibren eigenen 9lGtern
itsbt, oann piirpen lie iol6e
falpppe 9lntpOrten ni9t ertbeilen. Sn
ben seitrieen Sepeidsn pirb, Inn ein
9eiipiel an5ufiibren, mitgetbeilt, bar
bas oaus auf gntrag pes aongrebs
reprGIentanten Sotpnisno ppn giep
gort cine llnteriuduns iiber cine Sor.
poratipn aneepronet bat, oeren erite
Sppotbeten>9pnbs in 9Obe BON so
Milipnen Dollars, bic 81 95 Gents
auf ben Dollar pertauft poroen, jeBt
auf 7 Gents iteben, mas NOD odau Elm
rein npmine[ler 9rsis lit. 0ieie
8onbs purben an 9erIi6erunsss9es
ieai6aften unb Sparbunten pertallIt,
ipsor als 2lnlusen fir MiinoelgelNer
bertpanbt uno lie limb lebt
iOertblos. alio iino SO Willionen Doll
lars perlpren sesangen, our6 etne eirs
aiee 8prpprutipu, Die unbeoeuteno 1T
i'm 9erslei6 gu ben unenblih grDberen
8orppratipnen, bur6 pel6e oas IoIt
ebenfaus I6pers 9erlliite erlitten bat.
Wie bod Der 8eiammtperluit bes ames
ritaniI9en 8pltss ourd S6pinpe'
leien unb leberIpetulationen 1T, ldBt
ii6 ni6t g;nau anseben, aber er gebt
beitimmt in bic Miliarben. Damn lit
es bod feline fuule 2lusrebe, Ionoern
cine nadte unb i6mer5polle Babrbeit,
baB bas 9plt bisis 9erluite nod ni9t
iiberpunbeu bat unb olb biermit cine
pDllig iiberSeuasnbe Grtldrltn9 fiir Die
unattipe 9ei6ditsluge seseben 1T.
Man lam jeooh bic trOitlide 9eriihes
runs binaufiissn. bab cine balpise
9eHeruns in ausii6t itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02
gerpIappert.

Settler: .sl6 ia, Serr, ih mar oiidg
mai sei,ino ,ino arbeitstrdfiigI1
- .GImtb's idon. iinb ipie iinb
Sic gum ariippeI seiporoen2-
"'s bat mid, mol 70 n nnbnrmber-
siger AerI bic 9reppe 'riirtereeIhmii.
len, aIs id - I'm nc fseine @aes
Lat.. II.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

nadtrdslid) ansfiillsn unb in fpIdrm
Sale ipiirbe Der @eisbseber senau
piilen, mas er tbut aino iparum er es
tbut, ipdbrenb bic seplante @sIebs
gebun9 elm blinbes Sappen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02
Der aousreb bat einseipilist,

Ser aougreB bat einseipilIist,
ben Spre9er oes Sauies uno ben 9is
SeprdiiOenten Der Ser. Staaten Elm
automobil sur 8erfiiguns Su itslIsn.
Sas gutomobiI I9eint cine glrt pffiz
aieaer Ius5ei4nung aeporoen gu
iein, pie Die geIbe Sade BEL ben Gbi.
neien. @enn Der SOnsreB ipmboliiis
rem mill, Iollte er aud anuronen, oab
oas Iutomobil oes 9iseprdiibsnten
nit fiinf Rdberu perIsbsn pirb, um
iDl8er Weiie ansuoeuten, baB er bus
FINITE Ruo am Wagen it,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02

poraubeusen, pirb bic 8ommifion
@eieBe gum S9uBs Der attieninbaber
borfhla9en.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
OOKING UP
4 "it's always morning
somewhere"

7 am amazed at the intellectual tor
por of Missoula."
university professor. who is a
pretty keen observer. made that re-
mark Tuesday night after attending
DR.. Lotus d. Coffman's lecture on the
campus. crowd pitifully small had
heard the address and the professor
had been discussing the Missoua trait
evidenced in this Cnresponsiye atti-
here a few weeks ago the attendance
was poor; last night an operatc per-
formance which was the most artistic
thing that has been in Missoula since
I came here was heard by a mere
handful; tonight almost no one came
to hear an address by IL man of ma
What, indeed, is wrong with the peo-
pie of Missoula? Upon occasion they
have been known to display admirable
appreciation of the better things Of
fered them; their response TO oppor-
have been driven by printer s-inky
flagellation would seem to indicate a
capacity for enjoyment of attractions
worth while. There are any number
of organizations in the city ostensibly
founded for the purposes of self-cEl-
ture. The Woman's club, the North
Side Progressive league, the Orchard
Homes Country Life club, the socialist
local-all these lay great stress upon
their desire to encourage mental ex-
pansion, all meet regularly to expand
Can 1t be that they are so sufficient
unto themselves that they will give no
one else a chance to help them grow?
In commenting upon the soeialistic
lecture Of Mrs. Kate Richard OHare,
the Missoula Socialist decried the fact
that less than a dozen university stu
dents were in the audience.
May not the university students re-
ply that there were not a dozen Mis-
soula members of the socialist local
at DIR. Coffman's lecture Tuesday even
ing?
Ii the members of the different
thinking organizations of Missoula
are sincere in their profession of will
Hngness to learn, there is no excuse
for their neglect of the classes of at
fractions represented by the three
recent examples cited by the nniyer
slty professor whose comment intro
duced this discussion All of the nenz
pie in question have an attendance of
leisure time and inasmuch as no fee
was asked for admission to either of
the lectures none was barred by lack
of money
No, the condition Is inexcusable
Not only is it a reproaeh upon the
university city, but it makes ridiculous
the assertion of socialists, leaguers
club people, that they are open to in
reality, it appears, all of these avowed
seekers of the light are willing to re-
gard only their own talloW dips.
Missoula is Intellectually dormant
College students who should be eager
thinkers; citizens with the opportunity
and the supposed desire for mental
enricfment--all are asleep. While the
vaudeville managers prosper, operas
and lecturers with vivid messages
draw slender audiences. Opportunity
is not permanent. Missoula should
wake up lest it be left with the
movies" only.
THE OPTIMIST.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
On the Spur of the Moment
BY ROY x. MOULToN.

hairpins, one package Of court plaster
one stick of chewing gum, one hand
kerchief, one door key one safety pin,
one letter from mail order house. one
clipping concerning Woman's suffrage,
one 2-cent stamp. six calling cards,
one memorandum book, one deck of
playing cards. one lace collar, one belt,
one large button. II small buttons, one
sample of sewing silk, one recipe for
orange marmalade one birthday book,
one address book, Lillian Russel's
beauty hints, two church tickets, one
slipper in need of mending, one pack
age of tooth powder six after dinner
mints, one silk stocking, one nail file,
one nail polisher one vanity box, one
hand mirror. one tooth brush, one
package of flower seeds and one
nDpket comb
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
SCHOOL AND HOME.

DIR. Coffman will deliver this
evening his third public address.
The subject of the lecture is one
which should appeal to all people,
to parents as we'll as teachers
The Joint Responsibility of School
and Home" The lecture will be
given in University han at $40.
At o'clock this afternoon DR..
Coffman will deliver another lee
ture to which the public is invited
though the subject is Of more linz
tied appeal than that chosen for
the evening. "A Standard of Eff
ficiency in Arithmetic and History
afternoon.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
SILLY SUICIDE

Lewistown, June 1o.-Humiliated
over having been arrested last week
as the result of an inadvertance on
his part in signing a check "Lindbirg"
instead of "Lindbird,' causing the
check to be refused Mt the bank,
Joseph Lindbird committed suicide
here today by cutting his throat. Lind
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11

A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss of
energy and constipated bowels can be
relieved with surprising promptness
by using HERBINE. The first dose
brings Improvement, few doses puts
the system in fine, vigorous condition.
Price soc. Sold by Garden City Drug
Co.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
Signs of the Times.

1t begins to look as though the
Panama canal will be formally"
opened after about all the corntncrct
al the World has passed through on
trial trips.
1t took eight London policemen to
get one suffraget into court. 1t must
be that Il suffraget's poor lone hus-
land can't do much with her at home.
FellX Diaz declares ne will head a
revolution against the yietors in Mex
lco. It might as Well be, Felix, for if
re didn't do it somebody else would.
1t is now claimed that thoughts
may be transmitted without speech.
PshaW. That's nothing. Many a
woman can transfer her thoughts to
her husband by kicking him on the
shin under the table.
Porfirio Diaz will not return to
Mexico. When he went to Europe he
didn't leave anything worth returning
for.
Now that the June wedding season
Is on it is probable that we will wit
ness bumper pickle dish crop.
speaking of shipwrecks, several
@h''oi 9iiips are apt 10 be wrecked on
the Panama canal
once merely local institution, the
Ahahlas club promises to become in
ternational
II Is very ungrateful neighbor
VINO doesn't keep his 'awnmower in
eood repair so you can use it without
stopping to tinker it an hour or two.
Niagara Falls is getting so qnuch
soea advertising these days that there
shoula be sale again for those beau
tl1hi transparencies: Niagara Falls
by Moonlight.n
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
Stunn.

The sneak thief took a desperate
chance and yanked the handsome
handbag from the lady's hand as She
entered the crowded street ear. He
had been watching that beautiful and
expensive handbag for some time. As
the woman screamed he jumped from
the car and was quickly pursued by an
ever growing crowd including three
or four policemen. Faster and faster
he ran, lodging around corners and
doubling on his course until he finally
evaded his pursuers. He sank down
behind an ash barrel in an alley, en-
tirely exhausted. When he had re-
covered his breath he began a careful
invoice of the beautiful handbag. This
is what he found:
One street car ticket, one powder
puff, one sample lace one club pro-
gram, one bottle smelling salts one
ad clipped from newspaper, one bunch
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
ROOSEVELT---Ak KENTUCKY VIEW

ROOSEVELI---A kENIUCk1 VIEW
Refreshing and altogether delightful are the words 0
farewell which were penned to Colonel Roosevelt on th
eve of his departure for Europe, by Colonel Watteson
Nestor of the American press They constitute classic
Colonel Wattersons widely known as is that
the other colonel He is veteran OF many hard cam
paigns the hero of many Thought battles. STEPPED
of the old type he truly gallant knight whe1
he couches his lance in the tourney and his name is hon
ored wherever clean journalism is respected Withou
comment further than this, We give Colonel Watterson
herewith, that agree with all he says
but that they have the ring of true fellowship:
fact Theodore Roseve s % We have for
' snss'
the man as others see m him. and ] the maa m @ m ne a Of M m his
Theodore Roosevts the one all
the other the pater famiias
most seho,sr ola @ attractive
politics such Nap Napoleon nd Bonapars ,o pGs
ssssss NE -. r,..
chany Portrait 'of1 OF the youns back
look when we reflect Upon al that an b Good se ns, the ds s
weird child % before he he'4 the osp s @ Gna
almost smiling n1 e.,
eenaen ] and saeos ena and brought
os " f @ % @
aex and an sd ssss'% E no the
eacons of the arrogant egost hoist upon pedestal and posing as
ambition the sweets of IN pro-
a
egotis theodore Roosevelt
froma
o practical politician
than
third in the White
though the event that the people through
saddle ride them like the devizas they viii 50 richly
shall
afecionae homage If
good. Whom He Loveh
him lick uni lick below the belt
to not
agha
at Milwaukee, eoiced
Bulloch
fighters
o
So
Teddy of Rileys
o
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
COLOMBIA RATIFlEs TREATY.

Washington, June 1O.--The state de-
partment was notified today that the
Colombian senate has ratified the Co.
lombian treaty with the United States
without amendment.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11
NINE. GOLEJEVSkl.

Nine Golejeyski, wife of the MILL
tary atfache of the Russian embas-
sy at Washington and one of the
hahdsomest women in the capitals
foreign colony, is to sail with her chill
dren early in June to spend the sum-
mer with her mother, Lady Grove, in
Wiltshire, Eng.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-11

birds explanation of the circumstances
was accepted and he was released, but
continued greatly depressed.