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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

fi5itr, bon alien Ssitsn miliiSrif4 bs.
9riibi, In ben Rdum unb AL ihm tritt,
aae 4usen ssb.n nah btm 9ifb In
Der Waitie. unb piels Obrsn iudsn jll
srbaiden. ipas Der erniis MiIitdr nit
benz romantif6sn priu5en ipridt. Die
Stimmen bdmpfsn iid, itdrier ums
fhleiert Der Rau6 bic Qanips. Der
tItins Baum bat itin grsisnib. Slider
III es bic flaifiits Usrfhiebenbsit Der
duberen @rIdeinuns, mas aud bies
ienissn feHeIt. bic iis niht nit Be
pubtiein seniebsn, btnn bobe pplitit
ipirb bier niht sinmal psrmutbst. 0ers
lsaenbeit unb cine riidldufies Befpes
suns Der 9siten Bat iiberan plab gee
sriffen, unb Osrssbtns idi,bi iiH Der
&ellner b0rbar 5ipiidsn ben 9iibsn
berum.
Stdrfer br5bnt bds Raifeln Der uns
srmiiolihtn Strabe brein. 2aitarRos
iiobsn iibsr bag boIpsris. 9flditer
brauTen n66er, ndbt, sntfsrnsn Iid.
Rismanb isnnt ibr 3isl. Die Strdbs
ipirb fir sintn aussnblid srbsllt,
bdnn liesi iis ipieosr in ibrsm ms
trsriinbli6en 9untsl.
Da erbsbt iih Der ionbsrbare prln5,
ariibt unb sebi. Drauben ipartst fsin
Disnsr; Der ii,ht s,fdbtIi6 aus unb
irsu. Inter pisIen SiidIinssn lsa6tet
sr feinsn 5srrn nit Der Gatsrne mad
61ilie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

BON neranttportli6e 6 er Sette
in @afbineton pirb mttsstbeiIt, buB
Der prdIioent iid porIGuftg nit Der
Antfport Deutfdlanbs 3ufrisben ees
ben unb befen ipeitsres @erbaltsn abs
ipurtsn tperbe. Wenn bamit e&meirt
1T, bab eine etipaiee 0eriertung obue
Nnruf gum 4bbruh Der biplonatis
i6en 8e5iebungen berehtigen ipiirbe,
10 lpdre bas teine ebrIi6e 8eiinnung,
ionbern cine Gilt, I'm ben giinitigen
Ginbrud, pelhen bic beutihe Pots Of
fenbur auf bas ameritauii6e 8oIt gee
ma6t bat, aus3uIDIaen uno einen
ErieesfaG unter benz @oraeben, pdb
Oeutf6lanb ni6t Wprt balte gu ihafs
fen. Sm ariese iino Srrtbiimer uns
permeibli4, sumdl ipenn man an Die
btelen Sdlide, SnifFe unb unaeIsbIi=
den Wlittel bentt, beren bic 2lGitrtcn
ii6 bebienen, i'm bic ibnen pon 5audz
buoten brobenbe Gefabr ab5upenpen.
Gs fam nibts mebr perlangt ipsrbeH,
dls bab Die beuti6en Saudbpotfiibrer
cine setpiiie @prii6t tpalten Iaifen uno
nur bunn cine @erIentune pbne @urs
rung pornsbmen, penn tie 9runb gu
Der Innabme buben, oab bas Sdiff,
pel6es iis obns Weiteres dngreifcn,
beitiidt TT. 9ieie RadIi6t iibt man
bel freunbli6er @eiinnung unb nur
bel feinbli9er 9eiinnung nirb Fe
nt6t geiibt. Wenn man bsItGubtg ouf
Der 2duer Iiegt, I'm einen &riegsgrunb
gu entbeten, 70 ptrb man INNER Ell
nen 8orDanb finben. Denn man
Semanb bdngen min, 70 febIt es ME-
maIs an einem Strid. Wir iinb ieboh
Der ueber3euguna, bab bieIer 9ebdnte,
BEL elmer paFenberen Geleqenbsit
Deuti6lanb einen ariee anaubGn0en,
ii6 als undusfiibrbdr erpeiien lpirb.
Dds amsritanii6e 9olt bat nunmebr
bic ueber3eugune, bab Deutf6taub
beitrebt 1T, nit uns i'm Griez
ben gu leben uub pirb bdher nidjt
oulben, ba bein etpaiges 9erfebsn ols
&riegserunb aufqegriffen tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

Am gla3mittas bts 8. Mdi bOubdr,
birte elm Sherreidifdsunsariffes
MARINE eufifdiffssfdipabe bic Rds
iere unb bic ShptfsIfabrif In Ras
penna nit iidtlidsm erfoIs. Die isb,
tsrs inb cine characterization fionbsn
in glammsn. Die gufifabr3suss ipur'
ben Don ,fpei gatt,ritn sintm btftissn
Jtu.r ausesf.st, sebrtsn dbsr uilbs'
fddbist 3uriid.
gu slei6er 3tit iiisb Elm, Rsios'
nossirunass sGeiapabsr bon 9orpeoos
booien iiiboitli6 bon Der Riinbuns
bes 80 auf bier i.iHblihe 3srit6rer.
Gs entifanb elm aampf, Der aber sr'
folglos blieb. ba bic gr0bsrs Shnsls
liaieit Der feinbIihu Jdbr5tiigs ss
nid3t m5aIid madi,. iif ibnsn 81 rds
bern. Mebrsie a,roplane nabmsn an
bem admps. tbsil unb fsuertsn NIT
Wiai4insnssiptbrsn auf bic fsinoltHsH
Gtiffe."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

gngIanb bat bic 6 tnfuh 8 +
elmer ipsiteren 9lnsabl Wadren perpp=
ten. Suse9en Idbt ii6 nidts sinpeae
ben. 2lbsr ipenn England feline Gin
tdufe einitelt, neil es tnapp an Sab
lit unb iparen mub, bann ioIlte bod
Der prGiibent oarauf ieben, oab uns
geitattet ipirb, Iudren mad ben 2Gns
bern Der YsrbInbeten gu I4iden, Die
germ bereit tpGren, lie gu tuufen. Bon
Yaumpoas ulIein lit Oeuti6lunb nil
lens fir $50 Milionen Dollars 5u
nebmen. DAB mir Elm Redt baten,
biefe nad Seuti4lanb gu ihiden, bat
Der prGiibent tpieberboIt in ieinen gtos
ten an Gnglanb ertIGrt. Warum
fhrsitet er bann nidt gum Sdube anz
ieres SanbeIs ein9 Gs 1T ibm ponz
auf betpubt. bab er nur Elm ernites
Wort nit gnglanb 81 rsben braufie.
I'm unisre SanbeIsrehts gu pabrsn.
Si9erli6 bat er opd srobers Der
pfIi6tungen gesen unier 2ano, als ges
gen bic aqiirten. Wir limb jeop6
iiber5euet, bab es febr balo gu elmer
srnitli9en aunbsebuns sssen Den
prdiieertsn BON Seiten beg ameritnnis
ihen 9pltes tDmmeu fpirb Gnelanb
lit bermaben perarmt, bab es feline
Nntdufe in allen Wodren aus bieiem
2onbe, felbIt BON Munition einitellen
piro unb Der tpirtbi6aftti6e Druid
ipiro ii9 BEL uns fiiblbar mas
den, baB Der 9rdiibsnt ii6 benz
3panse niat fpirb entSieben t0nnsn.
@nelurb entid)ieben 5u gebieten, bdB
es feline p0lterredtsptbrige llnterOriits
flung unIsres Sonbel einiteIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

@tDas undngene6m tpirb
ben prGIioentsn in Der beutiden Rote
bsriibrt Raben, pis ibm griinbli4 Der
gert eeleien ipirb, pab sr beitdnois
BON Sumanitdt unb NsutralitGt rsbet
unb ni6ts oasu tbut, bieis DON gngs
lamb gu srspinsen uub baB sr, Der Den
Sauhbopttrieg 10 beftis tritiiirt, bic
Sdule baran trdst, oub er aufssuoms
men tperben mubte, neil er GnsIaHos
gr0bite @erserpultisuns bes Bitter
reats, gum arObteu S6aben Der ger
Stduten ielbit, buloet. Dus 1T feLr
beutlih sefprO4sn, aber jebes DOrt 1T
fpabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

frsifpilIig In ben 9ienit sefteut baben,
bsldufrn Iid5 auf flint Miuiousn
Wlarn., 0amit ipirb Sur @sniise ei=
pieisn, in ipeld t6otIi4er 8erlessnbeit
england iid bsfiuoet, baB es lpssen
100000 Maun bic Sieuftpflidt eins
fiibrt unb Ssist audi, ipie ausiidtslps
feline Gage 1T. 8eun Gnslanb nit
flint Miaipnen Mann nihts auagsri6s
tet bat, 10 iperbsn es fpeitere 200, 900
Wiann bod beitimmt nidt rettsn tons
men. Sn bisisr Weiie iommt es fir
ben ieBissn arieg fait gar nibt mebr
in 9stradt. Die p5lliss militGris
ide Yelansloiistsit Gnslaubs ipirp
nod psitsr bur6 anbsre slnslbsn
Nsquitbs srtpieien. Gr iast, bab bic
Srisegs unb Sunbelsflotte, Iopie bic
3oIonien bic fiinf Wlinipnsn, bic i9pn
ausgebobsn porbsn limb. abforbirt 5dz
ben. Semna6 1T auseeidlohsn. bab
nod MannIdaften fir ben &riss IN
Trantrsif gu erlansen fpdren. WirD
psiter in Yetrudt ss5ossn, bab Srants
reid ibou 3psi Sabrsdnse poraus &C.
nommen bat, bemna6 ebenfans auf
teins @eritdrtungen msbr gu rehs
nen permug, 70 tDnnen mir gu ieinsr
anberen S9luBfOl9erung gelan9en,
aIs bab bic militGrifbsn ardfts Der
slqiirtsn srf60pft finb unb bab Die
beuti9en 9erbiinosten iebr balb nit
ibnen aufserdumt babsn iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Greigegeben
Wurbs pom .nslifden g.riienseris4i
Der nit gef6lag bslests bOIIdns
bifde Dampf.r .aIipina'.

2pnbon, 8. Mai. Das priieu.
esridt orbnste bic gtiidsnbs bss bols
IdnbiI5sn Dampfsrs .sllpina1 an
feline @isenibiirnsr an. Die Rssisrung
bate bic aonpemniruns besielb,n aus
bem @runbe bsantrasi. bab bas
Shiff. aIs es in Galmouib NIT Be
i9llg bsIsst tpprben mar, bon elmer
Syabrt au sbem pa5ifif6en S5ean aus
riidgefebri, mo eB berfudt babe,
beuti6e arsussr nit aoblsu gu psrs
Tsbeu. Die .gtlpina4 bate mt elmer
2abuns aobIsn einsn 6dfen In mnIss
auf Der Jabrt nah Seneriffa perIufs
fen, unb nah bsm Seoldmpf stpiTden
ben Deutf9en unb griteu bel ben
GaIiIanb Snieln ibr aargD an cine
britiide Girma pertuuf.. Das q}rifsns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
9eutihlanbs slntiport.

9lls Motto Der anttport Deuti6s
lambs auf Die ylote bes Yrdiibentcn
purben ii6 bic Wprte eignen: ,0ier
fpirc beuti6 gefpro6en!" Senn Dem
prdiIoenten fpirb bic unseI9minttc
Bubr6eit sefast, Dbne ndtiirli6 Die
Gormen bes biplomatii9sn 5pns su
perleseu. NGds inn befonbers porges
balten rpirb, 1T feline offentunbige Sins
neiguns gu Gnglonb uno feline ebenlo
offentunbige @bneigung gesen 9:uti9s
Lamb, bic iid bur9 baitige S6luBfols
eerunsen gum Ra4tbeil Oeutf hlanbs,
ME aud bur6 bic 4bertennung aller
biefem suftebenbe &efte dubsrt. aui
bic 8eHertuHe Des PrafipeHten, Oab
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ssridt sntf6isb, baB ipdhrenb bic
.alipina1 sontrsbdnbe unb ssfdlfdts
popiere an gprb ssbabt, es bod ers
ipiefsn isi. ba bss sriisrs nitmdIs an
ben 8einb abselisfsrt babe.
Die .aflfpind' III Elm Gabrssus bon
1,115 Sonnsn unb pirb BON timer
gsfsuf6aft in Rottrbam sssisnst.
Bis isbt mar nod nidt beridist pOr'
ben, bab iis nit gsidIas belsst iuOr'
ben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Sm aGGgemeinen piro pi,

Sm 4IIgemeinen pirb Die
@ntpUrt OeutiaIanos BON Der eng
decentralization preie siinitia De-
urtbeilt, nobel mir natiirli9 Don err
tldrten SorpblGttern abisbeu, bic ents
fpeoer brett i'm engliiden SoIbe ooer
inter oem GinfIub bes Daa Gtrobs
Spnoitats iteben. Qtqgemein pirb Bus
geltdnben, bab Oeutidluno entgsgcns
tomnenb lit uno ale Sprbsrungen beg
prdftbenten erfiiat bat. Gtsfe preBz
1ttmmen Iollteu unb nerben ipabrz
fhetnltt ben 4rdiibsnten belebreh,
Dab Elm peiteres feinpli9es @erbalten
segen Deuti6lano bic entI9iebene
attBbiai9ung oes ameritantidsn @Ols
tes finoen piiros.
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Die Deutf4en. bic in gtslp
yort untsr Der Intlase Dor Geriht
aeIteGt tporbsn iinb, iid an elmer 0ers
i9pOrung 5ur @erientuns DON Muitis
tionsidiffen betbsiIigt gu babenu iinb
unter fold ungsp0bnIid bObs 9iirgs
idaft geitelt tuorben, baB es fslbit
sngliidsn 3eitunsen auffdat. Siders
Ii6 TT bic bobe giirsiduft .etn Be-
ipeis BON rnporteilihtsit.
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Sn unferer Stabt 1T Der
Wunfh pabrne6mbar, bab bag ilbz
Iihe Sbip etnen 9ertreter i'm gunoess
Sendt erbdt. 0iefes 9erlanaen 1T
9ereftFettigt. llnIers 0ertretuna 1T
isbr einfeitig, ba i'm Senat nur Die
Gimme oes nDrbli9en Ohio su 9ez
b6r tommt uno Oas 1T obne Srage
fir ben fiibli6en She'll unferes Studs
tes bon Isbr grobem Nd6tbeil gefpez
fen. aus oieIem 8runbe lit su min
fhen, baB bic 9ertretung spifhen
benz Nurben unb bem Siiben unferes
Stdatss getheiIt pirb. 2laein fit bic
Deutf6en tritt nod cine nCl.re Grs
pdgung bin3u. sic baben gu tbrem
groben gebauetn tpabrgenommen, oab
Sendtorer ein 8orurtbeil geaen i6re
ytdtionalttGt beger uno odourfl ni6t
blos ibneu, ionoern oem eonsen 2anoe
sum S6aben eerei4en. Gug bieIem
@runbe peroen iie MIR bemientoen
&dHoioaten ibre unteritiibuna aeipdbz
rem, Der ben gepeis liesert, bds er
cine pohte umeritanifde @eiiununq
begt. inoem er frei BON alien Borurs
t9eilen gegen irgenb cine &laiie anIes
rbes 8iireertbums 1T.
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Die SranSofen babsn tpieoer
sinmaI, ibrer @spubnbeit senGb, tii4'
tig gsIosen. gle beridtetsn, bab iis
bic Seuti1en am .tpbten Wsann" os
melt suriideeordnst baben, bab oieie
ibres 9ubensstpinns in ben lebten tlpei
Munaten psrluitis geeangen iinb. Das
ran lit tein pabres Wort. Die Jrans
spfen rsnnsn iit nod INNER ain
,tobten Mann" bic S6dbsl elm.
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Die Iusrebe bss prGfibenter

Die 4usrebs bss prdiioentsn,
bab er nit Deuti6lanb ins Reins
toHrnen nub, ehe er segen England
sini6rsitst, iit nunmebr seidpunoen.
Gr tann in Teinsr bisberisen untbdtisz
teit gsesn lebteres Sanp niht psrbars
rem, obne iih oem @erbabt ous3us
feBeu, bab er @rglarbs 8ortbeil boz
her iteut, als bsnisnigen unieres
2anpes.
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DeutfdlanS bat au.s M5s

li6e sstban, I'm bic arisgspclten 5u
oeritreusn. Dus tpirb foear uon 9as
binets 1WiteItebern anertannt. Der
gr1fbent fpiirbe in elmer Gage istn,
bic man ni9t beneibensDertb nenncn
lam, ipenn er cine Stslluns einnehs
men folte, tpelhs isin sigenss aatinst
mibbilliat.
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Aenn bic MtIitGrbieRf :
YiiI in Gnglanb paiIirt 1T, banu
berbIeiben ME Der premierminiIter
4squitb angeseten bat, nur nod
100000 Wann, bic ausesboben pers
ben tOaateu. 9R llsbrissu. tptl6e li6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

WITHIN. 8. Wlai. = Drdttlos
na6 SappilIs. - Sn tinsr ertldruns,
ipelde BON Der DIterrsi6if6sungaris
fden abmiralitGt nah Berlin iibsrs
HittsIt ipurbs. iptrb iibsr sinsn aampf
in Der Qbria spif9sn itdlieniidsn unb
Diterreif)if4sn 9riegsf4ifftn uno
Jliessrn beri@tet uub mitaetbsili. bab
OlterrsidiInsunsarifds 9uftI4iffs Der
itaIienif4sn Giabt RGDeuna sinsn Be-
5uh abftatteten.
Die Ritt9siIung lauitt ipis fOIst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
4 nif6e gfauiadtn
anf Gan Domingo
gelanbet.

aanto Domingo. Oominita.
nii4e Republit. 8 Mai. 4m Donnsra.
tag ipurben in Sonio Domingo bonn
cmriianii&en arsuSer r9}rairie- ,um
S&ubs Der ameriianti1en gsionbl,
f8afi MarinefoIbattn ssIaubst. 0i:
Gitudticn. peIdt aus BEN 0eriuc5
BON porteifiibrsrn. prdiibsut Simis
nss ~ itirssn. rsluIiirt. 1T zine lri.i.
.f9t
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29

~ hope you didin' It buy it by the
pound" Russell continued, "because
it weighs over a ton. 1t looks like a
good sleeper. I haven't caught it
with its eyes open yet.'
The cowboy artist continued to
make remarks about his partner 8
trade while Con walked over to the
corral and took a look at it.
In silence Price surveyed the 1000
pound relic Of workhorse that stood
in troubled reposed on it's battered
legs and sore hoofs.
"Well," he finally observed. II
don't know that we re much better
off with this monument of decrepti.
tude than Jake De Hart is with the
three roam runts I traded him. Every
one Of 'em s locoed."
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29
TOWN BUILT FOR
WORKING GIRLS
TULSA OIL MAGNATE WI
WOULD HELP WOMEN
WHO TOLL.
Has Also Built Town for Widows and
Orphans; Provides Railroad to
Garry Them To and From Their
Work. Fulfills Boyhood Vow.

sa.-Charles Page, multi-million-
aire who made his money i'll oil, and
who built the town Of Sand Springs
exclusively of widows and orphans, is
now building tent city near Tulsa
for working girls. He has also pro-
vided railroad which run from Girl
town to Tulsa, so that they may get
to and from their work.
Page built Sand Springs and gath
cred widows and orphans over the
country to populate it because he de-
cided, when he was poor boy trying
to make a living for his widowed
mother, that if he ever got rich he
would do that.
He built the tent city because he
thought living in houses in the sum-
mer time unhealthful for working
girls. More than one hundred Tulsa
girls are living there now.
The tents are floored and boarded
on the sides with callapsible canvas
tops. Two girls occupy each tent. AT
night arc lights and watchmen guard
the town. There is bathhouse for
the girls and they have all the privi-
leges of the park s concessions.
Some Of the girls from we'll to do
families of Tulsa applied for tents,
but without success. Page is con-
templating building two hundred
more tents next year.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29

have you got that you'll swap for
him?'
"What will he weigh?" inquired
Price
"Better than 1,O10 pounds" De
Hart replied.
"Well," said Price, after a min
ute's deliberation, "I've got three
small roam three-year-olds. III give
you the three for the big fellow"
"I'll bring the big horse over to
your ranch tomorrow De Hart
agreed.
81 may not be in, but leave him in
the corral,' said Price. "I'l run in
the roans and leave them in the cor
raj. -
The next morning Price left the
ranch for the Sweet Grass Hills to
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29

brand bunch Of calves. Toward
noon, De Hart arrived with his part
OF the bargain and took the roans
over to the Flying U.
A day or two later Price returned
and found Charlie Russell at the
ranch, having come up from Great
Falls.
"What's that thing in the corral,
Con?" Russell inquired.
"Must be the horse Jake De Hart
traded me,'' replied Con, who hadn t
seen the animal yet.
''Horse, nothing" replied Rus
sell. 81 thought it was a buffalo
first, but it ain It the right shape. You
could make good money with it in the
side show business, but 1 don't see
just what good it would be around a
ranch.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29
LITTLE PANAMA IS
ABOUT TO REVOLT
NEW PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
ELECTED AND "OUTS'
WILL REBEL.

Washington.- Revolution threatens
Panama. the little republic created
through the grace of Theodore Roose-
velt, and which is therefore sort of
a step child of Uncle Sam. And it is
all because of the recent election for
the presidency.
This is the first election that has
not been supervised by the United
States. The votes have been counted
and DR.. Valdez holds the certificate
of election. 1t is claimed that the
managers of Valdez campaign inject
ed American methods, and the opposi-
ton is sore. When official recogni-
ton of Valdez comes from the United
States, the opposing party will resort
to arms.
Valdez methods are said to have
been according to the strict Latin
American code of conducting such af-
fairs. When the opposition voters
put i'll an appearance they We're driv-
en- away from the polls at the point
OF government bayonets. Anyone
could vote, always providing that he
voted the right way. The judges of
election would look at the elector s
ballot, and if it was not the right bal
lot it was torn mp and the voter Civ
en- few bayonet prods and told TO be
on his way.
In the miXup the Valdez faction ov-
erlooked the legislature. and the
:outs' managed to secure control of
it. They forthwith proceeded to elect
three vice presidents, which ought to
be enough for small place like
Panama. At any rate it is proposed
to make Valdez term of office a
rather interesting one.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29
THAT WAS SOME HORSE TRADE
WHEN DeTIART WAS A COWMAN

Charles M. Russell, the cowboy
artist, few years ago had a half in
terest in a cattle ranch in Teton
county with Con Price, a noted old
time cowpuncher and cattle man, who
now resides on the Flathead reserva-
ton.
Jake De Hart, Montana's game
warden, for years cowman, was
then manager Of the famous Flying U
ranch near Choteau.
Price, who was managing the Price
Russell ranch, met De Hart in Choteau
one day told him he was looking for
a heavy saddle horse that he could
make into good roping horse for cor
raj work.
"I've got just what you want"
said De Hart. "Big bay that could
hold a mountain on a rope. What
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29
SNELSON VERSATILE
MAN, LADIES AGREE
Helena Editor Who Managed State Fair Is Found
by Womens Debating Club to Be One of
Montana Really Gifted Citizens.

Helena. At meeting Of the Hell
ena Women's Debating league last
week, the president, Miss Mary Foss,
announced that an impromptu discuss
ion would he held on the subject:
"Who is the most versatile man in
Montana?'
After an interesting evening in
which the claims to this honor were
advanced in behalf Of dozen or more
well known Montanans, the decision
Of the judges was rendered in favor
Of Pete Snelson, managing editor Of
the Helena Record Herald and form
er secretary Of the Montana State
Fair. 1t appeared from the record
of Snelson's achievements that even
before approaching the foothills of
middle life, he has tried his hand at
practically every known line of human
endeavor excepting starring in moving
pictures, and usually has met with
success in marked degree.
One fact Of interest in connection
with Snelson's history that was
brought forth during the relation of
his deeds Of prowess in various fields
is in connection with his right name.
which, it appears, he has guarded as
secret even when voting and getting
married. Pete Snelson he has been
in public and private life to friends
and strangers. 1t is here made known
for the first time, verbally or in print
that he was named at birth Pypsy
Burr Snelson.
! Snelson was a peculiarly precoc-
ious child. 1t is related that at three
years he had mastered the first prin-
cicples Of mathematics and was found
by his father one day trying to pay a
simple minded neighboring farmer a
less sum of money than had been
agreed upon between them for de-
formed lamb, which the child pur-
chased, by the method known in police
circles as "short-changing.'
At five years Snelson was not only
able to read and write, but had COM
pleted correspondence course in 81 ign
painting, which he expected to adopt
as his vocation in life At six, he APP
prenticed himself to piano tuner
and learned that trade. At seven he
was a prominent member of the local
debating club in the village Of Mas
sena, where he lived, and at this time
he developed the gift of oratory which
has brought him into such demand as
an after-dinner speaker. At eight
wears he had a working knowledge OF
the printing business.
Having early in life begun to de
velop himself physically. he natural
ly took to athletics. and particularly
to baseball, in which sport he excel
led. He usually played second base
and at twelve years captained til,
Massena team in the Cass Count,
league. At sixteen years, feeling tha
he had neglected the sciences, he be
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29

gan study of chemistry, which he
completed at the Iowa State College.
Then, being Of the opinion that chem
istry and commerce offered an excel
lent combined field, he entered drug
store at Massena and soon rose to the
position Of prescription clerk. At this
time he put on the market the famous
cold remedy, "Snelson s Sneeze Saw
er' which proved extremely profit
able.
Feeling the need Of travel to broad
en- him, Snelson accepted a position as
salesman for concern manufacture
ing drugs and druggists sundries, and
it was in this capacity that he first
came to Montana. A salesman life
palled on him, however, and he en-
tered professional baseball, playing in
the National, American and Iowa
State leagues.
Snelson spent some years in news
paper work in Butte, Denver, Phila-
delphia, San Francisco and Helena.
At times he has done political public
ity work. Two years ago he was ap-
pointed secretary of the Montana
State Fair. Then he returned to
newspaper work as managing editor
Of the Helena Record-Herald, which
position he has filled in most able
manner.
Some of the other lines in which
Snelson has had experience, in adj
dition to those aforementioned, are
electrical engineering, banking, ice
manufacturing, peanut culture, vaude-
vile acting and play writing; cigar
cite manufacturing (for the Bull
Durham Company, water color paint
ing, tombstone designing, mining and
physical culture.
Snelson served through the Spanish
American war and lost the use Of his
index finger through trigger pulling
in the battle of San Juan Hill.
Snelson is part owner Of the fam
Gus Balky Horse ranch near Hilger
in Fergus county, and in the cattle
days of that section was hailed by the
soubriquet of "Balky Horse Pete -
bv which name he is still known to
many A letter, addressed merely to
"Baly Horse Pete, Helena. Mont, -
was recently delivered to him.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29
NEIGHBORS NOISY, THROWS
BOMB, Kills MAN AND GIRL

Glasgow.-James O'Hara. wound
ed and discharged soldier. learned
the art of bomb-throwing at the front
and grew callous in regard to the re-
suit. Early today crowd of men
and women in the rear of his tene-
ment became noisy.
O'Hara asked for quiet, and when
he received a derisive reply hurled a
hand grenade into the crowd. One
man and a girl 9 years old were killed
and a dozen other persons We're
wounded.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-29

New York s car strike threatens to
become serious.