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tobt btftig lueitrr!
9ie Stniien leiiten jebt in i6ren lrb.
ten Stellnngen ben 9eutiGen
brr3Deifelten @iDerttanb!
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pie ibrcn 5ortgong. 0ic giuiicn
idleinen BORT Den ocreiHigtcu Oeilt.
idlen m0 oiterrcidiiden glrneen bic
Stirn 3u bicien, pdbrenO Die Sc.
itcrreider Siegc beaniprltGeu. Gs
bcibt 0aB oie 9eiltiden eiuen gro.
fen 5beiI ibrcr glrmcc ans %rcu.
ben nad 5ranfr@h geianot babeu,
% lie oieie Eulppen IN ben adin.
pien bel @dridlml cut6cbrcn fonneu.
Sffi5icllcr ditcrreidIiidcr ScridIt.
@icn. %. Gc5. ii6cr 9lmiicrOam
uno Son0on. = Gas &ricasamt 6at
Geitern 9lbeuo 6olgenoes pcroiient.
lidt: SSn oen aarpatben fdulpien
iulicre Grltppen iiiolid ocS 8ebirgs.
fanmes IN Dem Giiirift 5piiben Ben
6liiiien gtngpag, 2aoria mo llng.
Sn @oli5ien erneuerten bic Ruiien
am Mortag Die 0fieitiipe gegcn I'm.
iere Stellitngen muroen ie0oh Slis
riidaei6lagen. glm uuteren Gnnoiee
ipltrOen i6nen beionOers idiuere Ser-
lutte beigebrodt
Gem gtioa S5luiie entlaug lm0 in
Dem Diitritt iiioIid non Gomasgom
fitoen MIR leihte SdarnliiBel itatt.
9ie Sample Dor Er3enipsI oaueru
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gluS Dem Saupt1uartier 0es Sc
neral 0iodenien 9luBIouo, %. Ge5.
iiber 9erlin un0 9on0on. ~ Tic
pou Der glrlnee Oes Generals Ma.
dcnicn OerioI1ten 1iuiien neriuften,
in oen bon Ger Rotnr fir Berthe.
Oiglmgs3lpede begiiuitigten Stelhm-
gen 3lpiideu Der 9juro mo 9iomFa
tcitct SUB 81 iaiiclt Gie 9cItiden
abcr bnben bereits Die gie6eniliiiic
oerbei0en @aiicrlduie iiblridritten
mo sic @efcdtsIinie Der 9iuiieri
oirdbrohen, 9roB oller @egenon-
ariffe DER D}oSfomiter ncroeu Oicie
arjUlmgen iid lueiter 5ilriidBr3ie.
ben.
QunOon, %. 9cl. Die 2cltt.
idcn icben i6reu 9ormarid) gegelt
g9orihau lori. IS lit i1uen no9
1eitiacn a1mpicn gcIungeu, Die 9}e.
beniliiiIe Der 85uro uuo Roipfa Oil
ncbreren 9Slnften 8u iiberihreiten.
9o0lrfj iueroen Die '0auptdrmeen
uobc an chamber aebradlt, un0 idot
Die ndhiten Gage neroen lebren.
Is Der Sorntaridj oer Gelltihcu 5lml
Steben gebradt tueroen fam oOcr
ob @nridjai ibnen in Die San0e fal.
fen miro.
S5n @alI5ien nebn1en 6eftige adln.
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gImerifaniIde @ei6nadltsaeIdlentc.

9tiin6en 23. 9e3. Ser one.
rifaniihe Sen06ote SSSobn Gallat
S'2ou9blin lit init gsci6nodltsge-
ideufcn aus 2lmerifn, Sic fir Die
@ailen eefaaener 0eutiher ariegcr
beitimrHt iilO, bier eingetrofieu.
gr muroe Dem G0nig ulto Ser So
nigin borgeIteat pelhe. Oen 9(me4
ritunern fir bic @eibnantsgoben
Oanften SpGter mur0e bit Gbren
|OeS @aiteS ein 6elteiien gegebet, bet
'pelder @elegenbeit 0berbilrgeruei-
liter 9oridt cine gfe0e bielt, ouf 6ie
6reltn0i6aft Der 2llnerifaner ber.
pieS cd uro gum SdItB aitf 0en
Sraiioenteu 8iGiOU Gia &0a aus.
brQdte.
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SritiidIer 9ampfrr nnidlGblidl
afiuadlt

@aiAiuatOn, %. 7ei. Gent,
nant Grcui1niu, llebcrpadlunsSOifi.
iirr in Der aanal3one, oepeidirtt
oem Yiariueamte, oaF Sen britiidlcu
1anlpfrr gsrOteiilauS Ocr orabiloit
glpparat iueaen NlifbrnndIs ourd
bic anualpOIiSci nbgCnOmmcu lei.
glcp gorf. %. Gej. Tie ent.
ieuolng bon ariegsiddiicu lit Die
Ssannl3one 6eantragtc @oupcrneltr
@oetbaIs auf 9rdnaen Der 8un0es.
mariueoiii3iere, oic NIT Der llcber.
madug oes ora1tloien Gepeihen.
oieuiieS 6ctrnut paren. @ie es
beiBt, 6attcn Oieic in me6reren gal.
len gcrleBrng Der gteutralitdt felt.
geiteIlt.
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aIeine arieasnadIridlitn.

Berltn. - Aoiler tSran5 ,S0iepb
bot Serrn Sobn i. GiSougblin IN
guerfenmmg ieiner Tbdiiptcit IN
Scrbinouna mit Dem omerifaniiteu
@cibnodtsidiii saSuiou4 Oos Srob.
trcn5 oes 6rau5 Soiepbs' SrOcns
berlieben.
Shifteart. Die bier nobnen.
Den @ngIanoer rno Sran5oicn I'M
gllier BON n bis go sSobreH Iino
bcrbnitct umo uadl benz aou5cntra.
tioH0loger in Nol6minoen gebradt
uorocn.
Berlin. gcridlte otS aapiioot
iiber (Seiedjic 5uiiben cugIii6en mo
IOcttidben Irllppcn beioacn, Dab ant
IS. 9c5cmber bel @urub. oitli6 bon
Der Siloeritbuht. enc Shladt itott.
ian0, oie mad JpeiiiilHotaer Gaucr
nit Dem giiif5ua Der GnglGnoer
enoete.
9aris. - eiucr iiciigcn 3cihma
5liolec iol Gin britiihcr General
lid crboten baben. oic 2eihc 0es
im annpie geioIenen ilno in cineu
Srdpplitcntloltcr bearobeuen 9Srin-
I5eu Diorimilion bon SeiiclL Oeiien
IMlutter cine Sdmeiter oes 0eutid)rn
aaiiers it, gcaen 6rciloiilmg bon
10000 tSefnngenen bcrdusSu1eben.
Gos 9Ingc6ot ioll bon oelltid)er Seitc
|abaele1ut iporOcu icin
2onoon Die gl0ntirolitdt madlt
bcfanut. odB Oer britiifc Danpier
,.Sritoniu~ bon Der Tonaloion 2inie
IoIi Der sSabrt BON Eorfinaton nodl
St ,5obnS, glen grlnsmid. n6r0
lid Der iriideu ailite ouf cine @tinc
aerieth uuo untergegnngen lit. Die
.W}annid)oft muroe gcrettct.
Berlin. Gos tilrfiihe @cne.
ral1auptqlortier meIoct, Bob Grup.
pen, Die bon eiucm euqliihcn SIREN.
6cr in glfabo oli Der SoIbinicl oi.
moi gelanoet uurOen BON oen tiir.
fiideu Sruppen angegriffen unO ge.
5pungen murOen itd mieOer ein3u.
idiffen.
2ouoon. SsSu einer Depei6e oes
telegraph bon 9lotteroom beibt
eS, OoB 9roBe @aiicn belgiider
6liihtIinee iiber 0ie bolan0ilde
@ren8e ii6 ergicbcH 8lieIiingen lit
bon ibnen bereits iiberidmemmt un0
Der 9lusbru6 bon supBus miro be.
fiirdtct.
Berlin. = Die .Miihdener gaeue.
item Godridten" id6be2 in einer Ge.
peide aus 9riiiiel sly gcrllllte ser
9crbaHoetcn IN ber ier Gorhpoa1c
bis gum I. Gc5enbcr olif 2t5,000
Mann eierpet eutfuaen auf oic
eugldnOer $4,000, nnf ole f5ron8o
len $4,000 iuo ouf Die gelgicr
10000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

les ici ni6t nabr. 9tn @ano bon
Statiit,fen mics er naf, ooB 9lr-
.mltt6 uno 2oiter aui otoere llria-
den 3uriid5ufiibrcn ieieu. s0lan
fam oos gerlaugell nah Spiritllo-
len Ourb Sen 8uditaben 0es @eic-
bes ni6t aus Der g8elt if]ofien; iun
memn olle Spiritlloien nertidfet
miiroen, 70 tpiirbca 0ieienigcH iucI-
dr. iolbc bobcu uoaelL olcielben
einiadl ielbit berliellen.
Tepraielltapt GoIner bon Sotua
erflGrte, oie 8robibitiouSbelpe9ung
lei iueiter nldts, ais cine ohplteriide
@cQc@, uno oic glnuabme 0eS &ro-
hibitionsarneuOerneltts miiroe gigcns
tbum i'm 8ertbe bon S4,000.000,.
600 5erlt0ren. 9ieie Seilte peroams
men aIle. ipelhe iid nit Der Ser
itelllng bon Spirituoien beIddftis
qcn; babel beraeiien iie Oes grauer5
George @oIbiugton, bes 8eitillas
tcnrS 96onnnS ssSeffcrion beg
Sdlonffelners gl6rabom 2incoln,
ia, ioaar Ss5eius Gbriitus, Der nod
Ser gibel bel einem Sod8eitsmabl
@oIier in @ein perpanoelte. ltno
iener gSein tuor 0urdous tein
Grape SSllice", Oenn er pur0e ber.
qeitellt,lm Die 6eitirelOe sit erbo-
ben, unO Grape SS5irite piiroe ben
6eIttbeilnc6mern tpeuig bebagt ba.
ben, pel6e Soran gepobnt maren
cinen ber5boften SdIud 5it geitieBcH.
@rape 9Sitice bat Die 6rcllben zines
Sof3eitsn1obIs nod ME erbobt, oOer
apf 2eute, pelhe 9eidenipacbe bali
ton ginAruf opn1ndlt
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fSrancn !NiIfsnerriIt.

Die @ait9IieOer oes 6raleitssTIf8.
pereins geben NIT Der l6bIiden glb.
fidt Inn, in gte6rosfa eiue Gam.
melitelIe fir o@olO geb idy fir eis
ienringe" 8u etnbliren. 9iefe 9fiftqe
peroen bon 10, 3elttidelt Siltori.
id|en @eIeaidldft bon Stem gDorf
siim geiteu Scr alGegsnutbIci0eu.
ben slrn 8erfoltf gebr1dt iine ipllr.
be 0onlit i'm Gitcn 0rs 2auOes Be.
reits cine goll5 nnebnIidle 5imtne
iiir ben eOIen 0iIisauet auisebradt,
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0n6lmnn fiir gSieOerpahl.

gBie unier 9lopor 9abInan ge-
tern onfiinoigte, miro CT niht Ian.
ger oltf cine 8unocser1lennung mar
ten, Ion0ern nit aIler aroft Die no.
tbioen S6ritte 5u ieiner 8ieOerer-
mdblung cinIeiten. glud olle onbe-
rem &onlntiIidre folen iid in Oieienl
Sitne ongaeiproAen baben.
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sSrnlten . NiIfsnereill

Sd eriuhe fierntit Oie geomtin.
men 6es Geutiden 5rauen-Silfsper-
ems, iih Somitag 0en 26. 9e5ent-
ber gfadutittaas piultt 2 llbr 3ll
einer pidtigen 8erianlnlIiing in Der
Office Ser SSeitner Grintii1g Co.,
1911 SoFparO StraBe ein5ufinoen,
5rau 9 @ebibntonn,
9sr1lioeitti1
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;Siir cSurh.RummiiIar.

gei elmer geiteru '9lbeilo I'M llnia
beriitdtS. Stub ab6cboltencn Sibung
trot Die 8creinieung 0er 9fehtsou-
iuoItc IN 0uoba (0mo1o Bar
gliioCidtion) 9eihloiien fir Ole Sdof.
mug OeS GoIten eilles SSlrD.aorn-
niiiidrs ein.
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IS 5eigt iif. oaB lttlere 9tebrns-
ia Gepublifouer oafiir luo uuiere
Gcntofratcu ooqcQen geltintntt bds
ben, 9ie 9icpltbllfnner baben lptes
Der nal cine groBc GieIci begangelL
oie lidD oil iBpen idmer r0hcn miro.
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0lon iuiteritiite Sic oenfIfe
BrCiic, inoen man 5u ibrer Ser.
lbreittlng beltrdgt.
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g[ns 0cn gfnllton Depot miir0e

glus Dem anllton Depot mnr6en
mic beutc betarut mirb Slpei
S1de oer @eibnahispodetpoIt, 2
SGde nit 6eiertagspolt uno 2 Gr.
preB @ofete ourd @inbrud gcitob.
fen. 8mOesbeamte itno an Der I'm
terludun9
GnOli1 lit onS llrtbeiL IN ser
befnnutcn Boitroub' llnteriu9ung ge.
iprohen. @alter 8. SoulIlons
plIroe 8u ~ sSobren Wcfdngnis
ino 0elbert n, Smith all 6 Waos
noten uaO $500 @elnitrofc bcrur.
tbcilt.
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SonO uno miro oas 5d)pert nidlt
cher in Die S6ei0e ltoBen bis es
Hepande filr oos ibn 8ugefiigte I'm
reht genommen ttno Dem GaterldiO
Die i8aE eatriiieRen 8fobiH3en pie'
Der cinberleibt bat gelgien muB
mieOer ieine politiihe 5rei9eit erboI
ten mo ocr prenbiihe @tilitdris.
mus aus Der 99elt gcidjoffen lper-
Ocn.
Die stiible Der i'm 5elo5ug gefoG.
leneu Qcputirtcn iparcn nit Blu.
men Qcidlmildt.
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sStalien in 8aficn.

gion, %. DEG. = Gin f0niglihes
Gctret lit ioeben crloiien poroeu
Dcldles Die itaIicniihen SolOaten
bon Der aIniie 1892. Die in 9aloc
hotten entloiien mcroen Ioaen, bel
Der SABINE fcit61lt llno oae 2ente
oieier alolie, pelde iid, oer5dit oni
ltrloub befin0en bcrbeiruft.
gllth tpuroe Elm 8peiteS Defrct
6etreifs elmer 3obIrmgSitlnoung Der
9unfen bis gum 81. @1r8 erIaiielt.
3ngleidy ueriiiat Der @rloB Die
0rganiiiritng zines SSuititl1ts NIT ei.
nem &apital bon flint 01illionen
Dollars (etfpa 25 MdIIionen 2ire)
ans tpeldeat in6uitric[e 9lnleibell
erbGltlih iein ioaeu, imo ernlddtigt
ferner Stootgemcinipcien, iih in
@rltppen 5l bereinigen INN @etrei-
Oeitcfie y aud pom gluslnuoe
on3tfalfen m0 lie fiir eiubeiui-
iben gerbroud peiter5uoerfoufen.
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Gnsliidje pnritauiide Gusber5igteit.
Sonoon, %. 9ej. Die pro
teItantil6e 9llion3 Don gngIan0 bat
gegen bic @rnennuu9 bon Sir SenrD
Soipar0 gum Spe8inlmilniter ont
&atifon 8roteit erboben llno Die @rs
nennung fiir ingeicslih erflGrt Der
R6rOlid)c &irhenratb ocr airhenbcr.
cinigIng bot in ieiner 81 Monheiter
itnttgefrtnociten aoniereil5 cinen glp.
pell al ooS foniglihe Minilterilnt
9erihtet. iii iueIfem oorouf nerpies
len miro. ooB ieit oen leBtcn 400
rSobrcn feline oipIontotii6cit gc3ie-
bungcn 5lpiIdlen Dem 8otifon uno
England ltottgeiunOen hGftcn, uuO
man pcrlougt ooB oie @rucnnltng
riid9an9iq genlodt iper6e, ocnn 0ies
ielbe lpGre cine geIeioiaung fir
cine groBe U}ebrbeit Der @nel1noer.
SSn oen 9Sroteit bciBt eS meiter:
Scr Sirhcnratbe beOouert, DaB in
oieier fritiitben 8clt Bic 3egierllug
cine aontroncric beroorriifcn iollte,
melde einen 3ipieipaIt berporrIfen
oiirite, 100 bod 3lir 8ertbcioigltng
oes 9eihe ilnbeoingt gtnigfeit 1ntcr
allen 8eooIfcrlme8fIoiien berrlden
ioI 1ino muB.
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9unSpn mirb prrldlnnaf.


9leiu yotf, 30. Qe3. 9ier eill.
getroiiene 8uperldiiigc gtadri6tcn
aus ENGLAND bciogen 0ob 2onoon
oliBcrorocutlide 8orfebrllnoen trifft,
ltm cinem ollcnioIitgell ginfaG ocr
0rutiden cnergiid begegnen 5u f6u-
men. Sdon Dor 3ipei Monaten fat
man nit 0en 9lufiperfet BON Der.
ifdn5ungen I'M 2onoon begonnen.
5eit 5luei 0tonaten bat e8 in Cont
Don gebeiBen ,.Oic 9euti6en iper.
Den nGdite 8ode fon1net". Seit
iener 3eit lit an Der @ertbeioigung
Der Staot uno ser OittiiIte gng-
LAMBS iieberboft gearbcitet moroen.
Der aiiite entInng pon goper Bis
2eitb iteben' 100000 britiiber Srup.
pen; biele oabon geb0ren 81 Der
2anopebr; al Ben midtieiten 9unt.
ten aber ino 4eguI1re ton3entrirt.
pile 6luBniinoungen unb S1fen an
Der GItfiiitc lino nlinirt. @otrol6oo,
te, SSlu9idiffe lno nit leid)ten @e.
ldilten berie6ene groBe fSiiderbomp.
fer berieben 8ohoienlt; i'm gon8en
miro oerielbe bon 1900 fleineren
Sdiiien gciibt. g,ieIe aiiitenItdote
limo IN NiilitGrloeer umgenauoeIt
mnr0cn uno Die Giuilbebolferlng
bot Oicie St1ote perIoiien Syene
SteIlen Scr aiiite, 100 cine 2oitoltug
Der Qcutidlen erlpurtet miro, iinn
nit GcrbulieIl ,no s8olfsaruben Der.
icben; 8attericn glrtilcrie Ite6en be.
reit, mn Der ,Snndlionsornlec einen
marmei @lnpfang 5il bereiten. gljht
nur Die engliid)e, idottiidle tmo it.
ailite iperocn ihorf be-
poht, aud Der liloliebc 5beil gna.
lon0s nabc Asepeniep. uoielbit g8il.
belu Der Groberer I'M. Sabre 1866
lonOetc, lit tart befeitigt luorOelt.
Die aBgit Dor ben Deutiden 1T eroB.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11

way, but Phil Cole usually
knows what he is about.
There's no use is Cut Bank
playing the part of the grape
Juice diplomat or hiding under
the barn. In the premises our
people opposed division of any
kind. But certain events pro-
duced certain conclusions that
need not be reviewed in painful
detail. While not filled with
exuberance over the way events
have shaped themselves, our
citizens have concluded that our
best ends will be conserved by
not opposing the creation of the
new county.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11

Dutton and Brady sections or
the east and the Cut Bank ano
Reservation sections on the
north, was filed about ten days
ago. Dec. 10th is the date sci
lby the commissioners as the
time for hearing protests to the
creation of Pondera county.
To an observer from this angle
of vision it would appear that
Conrad had put. one over this
time. She seems fortified from
successful attack from any side
and as the proposed county
contains over six million in
valuation, the pairing off Of a
chunk Of territory here a n d
there viii not materially effect
her chances. It is asserted by
the promoters Of the proposed
county that the residents Of all
territory to be included now ac-
quiesce in the program. But
.rivalatoWns may inspire oppo-
sition on the part of some Of
this territory on the hearing
date. We shall watchfully wait
and see.
The Choteau Montanan tells
us that there is vigorous oppo-
sftion to the Pondera plan at
the county seat town. Citizens
of Choteau have banded togeth-
'er to fight Conrad. it asserts.
Atty. P. j. Cole was present at
the meeting of the board when
the hearing date was set and
filed an objection on the ground
1 that the territory sought to be
included in the proposed new
county was. not contiguous ter
ritory." This objection is not
quite clear to the folks up this!
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
people believe they have solved
the county division problem.
Kleinsmith-Paul

Tuesday evening at eight o.
clock, at the William O'Brien
home north of the city, Miss
Mary, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Paul, and Mr..
Charles Kleinsmith were united
in marriage, Rev. A. G. Nesh-
elm being the officiating clergy
man. Miss Carolyn Miller and
MIR. Ben Berger acted as brides
maid and groomsman.
The ceremony was witnessed
by a few intimate friends of
the bride and groom and at the
conclusion of tee ceremony an
informal reception followed. "A
bountiful wedding dinner was
partaken of and the evening
was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent in spin
ming stories at which the new
ly elected father-in-law easily
excelled, SO they say; resorting
frequently to Bobby Burns to
arouse the enthusiasm Of fellow
Scots who were guests.
Mr., and Mrs. Kleinsmith will
reside on the ranch of the
groom near Hay Lake. Their
numerous good friends are in-
dulging the wish that their
welded life may always be.
happy and attended with pros
perity.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11

and became one of the aggressive
and successful farmers of this
community. He was popular
with his neighbors and, his un-
timely death caused sorrow in
the neiehborhood in which he
resided. The remains, in COM
pany with the father, who came
here from Burlington recently,
and the widow and four little
children, were conveyed to
Burlington Sunday, where in
terment was made.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
ToBattle Booze in
.'l6 Sez Bill Bryan
9 sBeerless Billy" Spoilina
For a ssGo" With
Demon Rum

The Democrats Of the nation
have an issue to face and they
may as well face it. The liquor
interests are at bay; they are on
the defensive. The Democratic
party cannot afford to shield the
brewery, the distillery and the
saloon from the rising wrath Of
a determined people. The Demo-
cratic party is the party of the
future--it has a chance to enter
the promised land. Why allow
the liquor interests to lead it
away into the wilderness. Get
ready for thefight."
Every Democrat in Washing.
ton is asking the question: Is
Mr.. Bryan trying to force tho
whole party to take a stand in
the. presidential campaign for
1916 and during the intervening
period in congress in favor Of
national prohibition2 And IL
so will President Wilson change
front, or will he oppose Mr..
Bryan on this issue2
William J. Bryan, by his an-
nouncement in the latest issue
of the Commener in favor OF
prohibition and woman suffrage
as political factors in the 1910
campaign, has spread consternaA
ton among the ranks of Demo-
cratic senators and representa-
tives and cheered the Repub-
licans by avision Of the greatest
split in the Democratic party iRe
recent wears.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
Larson Not Eligible

An attempt was made to hold
a-council meeting Monday ev.
ening, but as there was not a
qnorum present, no business
was transacted. The question
of the eligibility of T.sJ. Larson
was informally discussed, since
he is not a holder of property
within ihe corporate limits. Mr..
Larson does not wish to serve
in the event that any question
of legality may arise to embar-
rass the council. Nothing has
since been done in the matter.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
Olive Branch or Hook

fai6Tihu
There seems to be much hope
in the creation of Pom d E r a
county at this time. Their Pc
tition has been filed and will be
acted upon by the commissions
ers on Dec. 16. If the people of
the Brady section see fit to 90
into the new county. there is
little doubt but what it will be
created, and it ought to be. If
the people in the Conrad, Brady
and Cut Bank sections feel that
they can better their conditions
by having the new county
formed, they should have it,
and there is no doubt but what
reduce the taxes in the
new county. The Conrad people
expect some of the territory in
cluded in the new county petit
toned out, but not enough to
reduce the valuation below the
- IL
limit. In short, the Conr a d
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
Death of Otis Gore

Otis Gore, aged Sc, died at his
home five miles east of Cut
Bank last Saturday morning at
5 o'clock, after a lingering ill
ness with heart trouble. De-
ceased and family came to this
section from Burlington, Iowa,
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
Cole Makes Call

Attorney P.I Cole, the able
Choteau lawyer who taoks such
a prominent part in the forma-
ton of Toole county, was here
Thursday evening. to ascertain
the sentiment of Cut Bank in
regard to the new Pondera
county project.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11

Secretary Van deMark of the
commercial club has received a
resolution adopted by the Great
Falls commercial club favoring
the adoption Of seed law SIM
liar to that in force in~North Da-
kota.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-12-11
Dec. Is Hearing
Poildera Petition
Bitter Fight Will be Put
Up by Chotean to
Prevent 1t

Mythology tells us about
:. Tantalqs, son of Jupiter. who,
for offending his father, was
Iaade.tssstand up to his chin in
water, with branches Of fruit
hung over his head, the water
receding when he wished to
drink and the fruit when he
wished toseat.
The fate Of poor Tantalus has
been paralleled by not q few
townsAin Montana with county
seat ambitions. They have, come
( close VERY . close to drinking
I. the n ling water and tasting.
!. the lQscipus county seat fruit.
But .fol thai recsded, leaving
! disappointment and dead de-
Sire Z. ....... .......al
Conrad has been close to the
! fruit tfseI several tihtes, Waller
has reached up to catcha twig
Z and Cut. Bank has seiised the
'tenptina tee from -afar. But
ths picking has been slim ta
date.
i BY beating Waller to the Of
.fice.ofIthe county clerk by half
"a neck, the metropolis, Of the
Pohdera s seems about to break
INTO the orchard at last. Her.
! petition. which takes IN a per-
ton Of ,Choteau county, 1 Il &
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-17
Women Who Are Sea Captains.

America is the only country where the full title of captain" has been be. slowed upon women. This was strik. lngly illustrated few years ago by a decision of the London board of trade which refused to grant a yachtmas. ter's certificate to Lady Ernestine Brudenell Bruce, a well-known yachts. woman of England who had thorough. iy prepared herself for the examina- tion in seamanship and navigation. She appeared before the board of trade and asked to take the examina tion, pointing out that she merely de- sired authority to command her own yacht, and had no intention of serving on board other ships. The board of trade. nevertheless, refused to grant her request, on the ground that il could not permit a woman to be ex. amined for masters" certificate, as the word master" clearly implied that only men were eligible, not taking in' to consideration the broader meaning of the word.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-17

planning to buy large tracts of cut over lands to sell to the immigrants at from $8 to $10 per acre on easy terms. The Iron Mountain, Rock Isl- and, Cotton Belt and other railroads will cooperate with the real estate men in bringing these immigrants in- to Arkansas.
 All of the work will be done on statewide plan, with committees in all of the cities and towns and among the Farmers Unions all over the state. In this work all of the forces are co-operating-the state college of agriculture, four district agricultural schools, the commissioner of agricul- ture, c. w. Watson and his county demonstration men; George B. Cook and all of the school forces, the trav- cling mems associations, the jobbers' associations retail merchants associa- tion, State Bankers Association, the women's clubs, chambers of commerce and commercial clubs and the rail- roads.