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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

'9ndOige 5raul GO quit lin nun
bitt i'd geboriomit Dab ih Sie onf
Sbr 3irumcr fiibren odrf. SAP
Us ging iuie ionit 5u ser groGet
Srcppe nit einem finltoollen &oI3.
gelduoer, oas eiu geniolcr 0oritii9.
Ter genadJt. Sic fradte ober fidjt
mebr ipie friiber, Oenn Iie mar nit
S1ifern beleet
eSot Der jiinge Serr beitimmtl"
iogte Die Montiell.
60 mars oucb oui Dem 6lllr. On.
tel ltlridS @obn. lno Sdlofr1llme
lagen unten. Gr tuar ME in oic o6c.
rem 9Gume geitiegen, Die mqren Oclr
@diten beitimnit, uno ibre llnbcbog.
lidfeit in ein5elnen 0ingen fab er oar
nidlt, bate iie aud ni6t ceritonocn.
Sung.lllrit bntte iid gemerft, mas
ieine Ytutter oiIsSlieeen botte. lilo
jebt itnno cr gar in Der 2iir oes 3im.
mers, Oas fie ols @obnroimn felt ici-
men ainberinBrcn innegebobt, inuner
Den StrnilB nod in ben S1Hoen, ocr
ibm oas biibid]c Wi1oHen in bluuen
8leio gereidt uno oomit modlte
er ieBt cine ritu0lhnenfenoe geipe.
grng. Sie neritono. gteie Saheten,
Ei1ide GorbGnge, oo5ipiiHen o6er
Die olten, troliIihcu Ol6bel. ,lllribl"
o@efallt eS oir2"
sic umihIoB ibn nit beioen Or.
mel.
uQu gutter, euterSimee MeniDF
perbeiierte iie iid.
n&nnuit es ru1ig iagen. 1ein
Sungc blcib id ia. gIud elm Stiif
bon ioldem fir lu,lcre Seineietter
binter Den GuliIen. MoS2"
Die bottc ScnnenI6ein ouf Dem
3eiibt. llno Gina 0abte: @iebicl
er cod bon ieinem 9oter bat 0os
Dcriiden0e @eien gou6 imo gar. Sc.
Der miB ibm gut icinl
u9IIio, mein Singel" @s iultroe
eilie llmarmlne, Der Die Seincietter
geriibrt 5uiob.
vgIH, uno Die idonen9lnmen ii6er.
alll" lobte sSrolt bon Meooern.
(Gortiegung folgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
glodl immer IN crrcotcm 3nitanSc.

Eroboem ibr 8uiton0 iiA erbe6lidb
gebeiiert bat, 1T Oos 9efinOen bon
Sri. Gertrude HunboIo, Die oneeb-
lid on Sonitog glbeno otgeeriffen
unO no6 einem @isbouie ouf oen
9elibtbum BON General Somes q.
@orp, Gotonsoiac, geihIeppt puroe,
no ibr Gater Der glufiebar lit, oers
moBen OoB ibr 9Gr5t, Or. GaDio sc.
Shllb, Oen 0eteftipcn nidt erIaubt,
Iie olls5lfragen; er fiir6tet ooB Oie
Sluireaim9 Der @otientin i6dOlid
iein f6nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Sn fritlibem 3nitaH0.
GongreBmiialieo Somuel s. Eri6.
bic pon @eorgia licgt i'm Stcr6en inl
Erouioence Soipitol infolgc cineS
&er5i6logeS, Ser i6n am N1ontag
9lahmittae in ieiuciu giireal &C.
rii6rt bate. 2Im 8ornittag ibien er
iid Oer beiten @eitmS6eit al ctfreu.
en- ais cr nit GongreBmitgIieo @lot-
te oas GouareBge6duoe 6etrot. 9iad.
Dem er oen Shlaganfoll ge6abt bat
tel beaa6 er iicb in Oas Bureau Oes
GongreB.WdtglieOs &arf aus @eor.
gia elmer ieiner intimiten SSreunoe.
Ger Sefretdr bon Srn. @orf, s. $.
6oirhilo, iob, Dab Sr. 5ri66le fronf
mar uno lieB eineu Gori anio6ren,
welder ocn Grfrantteu in 0as 9Sro-
pioeHceSoipitol iubr. gluf sic g}ob.
ribt, oaB ibr Mlnnn I'M 5ter6en lie-
&c, DerlieB sSrau Erib6le iofort UT.
lantn, nm iid nod @oibington 3u be-
ae6en Ger Sobn 2amor 8ri66le,
ein Stuoent IN oer @eoreetopn Uni.
ueriitdt, bat iortua6reuO am 9ron
fenlagcr ieiucs Goters gcmadt
9lilf Der 5traBe ii6crfallen
Ger III 9lr. 72S glAtc Ctr, SiiooIt
pobnboite g9illian &. W1orriep. be-
ihuerte iicb bei ser @oli3ei 0es 3.
Ne5irfs, Dab er am @ontag 9lbenO
auI icinem Seimueg pon 3mei unbe-
tanHten 9legern i'm 0labg @lace,
SiiOoit iiberfoller lIno beraubt lpur-
oe, Iic @egelogerer batten i5m ei.
ne llbr ino ein Taiheumeiier obge.
nonmen.
@eorge NlartitL bon Ger. 26 Gs-
Str, beribtete Der 8oli5ei, OoB Gie-
be aus ieiner @obming $25 eeitobIen
batteu,
Sen Gerletungen erlegen.
Gie rs Sabre aIte Wlorp s. Camp.
bell bon gIr. 9i3 S.StroBe, gloro-
lueit, erlog oen Gerlesungen pel1e
lie am Dlontae bel einem llniaIl 90.
oongetrnaen bate. sic mar BON Ell
uem StroBeubabnpaggon in Ger SEQ
be Der TO- unS S.StroBe nie6erae.
rannt moroen Man bate iie IN oaS
Gmergcncu.Soipital nit einem SbG.
Oelbri1 uno innerlicben gerlebunaen
gebradt NO es eiuiae 3cit Oouerte,
bis man i6re SOeutitGt feitIteaen
lonnte.
@ei6e 9eute.
Eroieiiionellc @in6rcdcr ltatteten
sem 2aoeu bon Jranf 81. Selleif, glr.
1916 5.GtroBe, goroiueIt, einen Sc.
ind ob imo nobmen lid eine 9ln5obl
pom Bel5mGrteln. 9luien llno onoe.
rem Srauen.aleioungsitiiden i'm @er.
the bon imgefo6r $4,000 nit. Ger
IiebitobI ipuroc crit am n16iten
Wforgen ent0edt olS eiu 9lngeiteuter
ocn 9a0en oiinctc. Ole 2ongiin1er
iuoren auiHeinenO gel5.Grpertell,
oenn tie iuhteu lid nur 0os Bette
aus. 9luBeroem mlBten iie einen
Magen ooer elm 9lltto benutt bo6en,
pm Die icbwere 2ait iortidaiicn 5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

. +. scene pom B fcroe &C.
itiir5i.
SGT. 6orboa 4. Scene, elmer Der be.
faunteit1n 5portslcute oes 2anOes,
wuroe Gienitag bel Der id6rlicben
5uHsiaeo oes nSarforo Sunt GIubS~
pom &ieroe geporfen tmo beiinoet iid
iest in tritiibem 3nitanoc i'm Ser.
einsboIlie oes Clubs bei 5ornington.
@r erlangtc Oos 9elpuBtiein geraOe
lon9e gcrug, i'm fir etipas 5it ellen
5lt fragen, NOR a6er ni9t int Stonoe,
an5itgebet mann riio mic ii9 Der
llnfaa eraionetc.
GeriHie0ene Sneot6eilne6mer, sic
Elm reiterloies @fero iaben mo6ten
iid auf Die SuHe na6 Dem 9leiter
ino fon0en Serrn Scene III bepuBt.
loient 3uitanoc in einen @cbiii6 Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
anrac stn6tnrninfeitrn.

gSie Gommiiidr g8. $. &ilian bon
Der GonierOotions. .Gouuiiiion nit.
.tbeilt odden bic 9(iGternfiider ouf
Dem bonn Staote nit 9lliitern be-
pflan5ten @ebiete bel 9ore'S ggerfte
in ser 9oi cine reide @rnte. gfins
Der goote fing 800 guibel an ciuem
Gage.
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9otol 81, ,279, ,935A85.54


g 1uI6ig befnn0en.
9lus SagetStoipn miro eemeloet,
DOB Oie @ei9worenen bon @aibing-
ton-GountD nod pieritiinoiaer gerd.
t6ung oeu Oscar Q. 9opcr ser lin.
teri6loeung BON $682.02 bon @il.
liam Il. &oulette uno George 6. Gou.
lette, fiir Die er SouSmietbe coQeftirt
6utte, idulOie bentnoen bo6en
8oper ma1te gelteno, DAB er Sefre.
tdr rno General. @eidGitsiiibrer Ser
nGumberlonO Goaev 9leal Gitate uno
Sniurancc GompanD" mare ino ein
Sol1r BON $50 pro 8oGe be5ogen
bdtte mo oaB Die @eieaiHait bic Sim
5iebrne Der @lietbe beiorot bate uno
ni9t er ais @in8elperion. 9li6ter
&eeoD bebielt iib ben llrtbeilSiprid
Dor.
Son 9luto on 9ooen gepor.
len.
glls Srl, Gnmo sVtebte, Die So0ter
oes Serrn nno Grau E6eooore Dlcs.
fe bon @lenburnie, sen 9(nnapolis
Youleoaro bon Ser Station aus ent-
long ging, uuroe iie bon einen 9lu-
tomo6il, peldes BON S. GabenOiib
Gorrell, bon gfr. 1909 goro.@utoip-
Strubc. Baltimore. orlcnft mlfr0p al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
..Gitn 6Iu6 n

SSm Sofale OeS yGitD Glib" pirO
am Somitog @}ittag bel Dem Gun,
6eon 9loior 5. @lc9l. GoImer oont
@eneralitobe ser 9unOes glrmee
einen Gortrae iiber ooS idmei3eriibe
@lilitdripitem boIteu.
Sr. s. @. 9Suab lit 5um Sdul.
GommiiiGr fiir 9Laeeouo. GouutD err
nonnt worOen on Stelle oes Srn.
Ebos. S. Morgon welder reiiguirt
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Gies lit Der brittle ernitlide llnfaa,
Der Sern Scene in ieiner Sport.
Gorriere 5ugeltoBen iii.
Die lebten g}o1ri6ten beiagen,
Dab Ser Scene feline ano1enbriic6e
irgcno iuelder 9(rt GrIitten bat un0
wobrideinli6 nit oem 2cben oobon
fommen miro.
Steuer6aiiS oes StooteS.
gluf Griuhen ocS gunOes-Genius-
Bureaus bat ole Stoots. .Steuer.Gom.
miiiion cine 3uiaumeuitellimg Der
iteierbaren 9oiiS OeS Stuotes &C..
madt, uaH mclber Oos iteuer6orc
Gigeut6im einen @ert6 bon $t,279,.
800, 1851; OieieSmmme oert6eilt ii1
oiii Die Stoot mo 0ic % Counties,
mip fn(nf
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Sei Grfaltunsrn

Vlbpnneuten, bic ben ,1ruiidrn GourpoH'
ocntcn" nidli pilnitiid uoer nnrencimdhio er'
bnlttn, inlb 1eDeten, orr Sfilce oaUUn Der Srlc
Ohor nber lhlritlid Wiithetlnna Az mad,en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
gIns Oem Snneren WSarbIauS'S mnS
ben angreusen6em Gtaateu.

Sr. scene pom Bfcroe &c
itiir8i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11
Ful.Lt.TEN Va. 70.
LA COSTA DE IL
(Por Emilio Salgari.)

..sna Aa.a".. VI" ~."nt" j'n''''' ''
d~.~i"."'. 'i"t '5." ''''''"
-'..'.' ..'>''9 '...'''
' -'>.'. .,,,o.
''>f"'''-' r,s
>'.' ,i.' "-'."' i ,.o:,,-
"'-'~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11
Con la entrada del va.
por miami" Sc puso
en- vigor la Qua
rentena
LOS NlNOS MILLER, MATE 7
WATSON, FUERON CONDU-
CiDOS A LA ESTACION
DE TiSCORN!A

HARANA. Agosro En- yi@or
& ~cr.Srenlena Conditional estaD,aciGa
Dor l. Dirccci,.n de Sanidai contra
los niros cncrcs dc u amos que
~proceaentas dc pucrro% de lo- Esta-
do, Unidos arribeu . los de Cu"a,
aver. con n entrada del rapor Mia
mi" ~proceiente dc Key We, 50
jnauyur1 IS. nurvo -nrvicio cu>rcu-
.~rrrario
f,omo rasai.roS del citado !.arco
,... r.. ,i.o lqme- W. Miller. H..
ra .,o IA .a..,;. Manuel Maze. lie
IN Warson. .ic Tres :.noS.
~ doc,or y~jI:aurrutia. que pas3
,a ,..:,a reol4mcn,a.ia = los uaya
go: -, Miami" Embellishments ,.i,-
n.. moi. a,o,',.5os del Dsoar-
,~,m.,,o J.. r~,,orgruri1n - ~nrcryiic-
80 al tr.Lsdo lr los c.,ados meao:cs
/" d" Ms.a,:or lie Tiscorni9, "r ia 4l"
/ ,crian -cmrtidps . Z: prim"ra i.,p,-
/ ci.,n mcuica.
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/ .ir jos %Inandimg0S.

y IA region Il" los ma''"'''g'S'
E'lA 'Ni"n>' region ''I''.' '''' 80
Io> ilmii"> iH"l'a'">. ',,'"' vi
los parties ai'S"L'i'"'''''''' "'o''','"S
Pl"~ - dii"r"n'''n I"' '"'''i'''
ina i" Ia ORA.
Par Ia part" I'i" aiF'N''>' P"'
"l Volta. IA region g. IIaha' poe" TIA
hiIaia. y L cruIa ul sol" CAN'T
no. Que :" llama del N"Fl'' lFrr'i'''-
;ado por los aScf'ah''> que "'''-'''
a SerIm. Nirndo muE Fl'a I'll "''"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11

y a., ,.orniriln> rr~nrtan a r,nS
piiarn-?
Va Yes r6mo "urran y salem pnr
~ bora ~n .. mrnor pr,iGro.
.NInra huDi-ra >"-prriIa.in que
To-, rn.oirilo- pnSrian "a virtual IT,!
r,r.nnari,ui.n,o.
All,
-sOuG t. pa>a?
Yes ~~o> p~1urno< animaI"~
uue avanzan prudrntemrn,r pn,. la
arena do IA orilla?
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CAPiTti-O Ntil.
FL. RENO DE LOS ~AsCHtNTIs'
chants.

Los aSchantiS, ruyO IcrriI0rio de-
bIa atraveSar Ia caravana para CO.
ger a los ladroneS. g - mas vaSto
Y rico RENO de Africa occidental.
nueS 81 eXtiende entire 81 10. Y el 10.
d. l0n-itud OeStp da Greenwich Y el
6a. y ii $50. DE- laijtui Septcnirionat.
\ sur coufina con los p~equenoS
reinoS De Akin, de .ASpin y de Deu-
kera Y con parte de las poSeSl0neS
in.Ip$aS: al OrSte. con Fl rio C0moc,
y a Nortc Y a. OcSie. o 81 VOLTA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11

Ali :, rurunnfran kummaSSia. q
ranilrI IaI rrinn. rr'dilira&a les
nu,:, ,u" iuS in"I'>'S Ia lnrrnllaron:
Wiawu-n. Nan>o. kintampo Y Bon
Iuku. las prinripa".- y mas p"puIo-
,aS riadaIrS I". rrino.
AunGur los ln=I"H"> l'ahIan rrru-
"rid" 4 t"'"> los Il'''l'"> para Sd
'''''''' - 49," ~;
- l.. T., ros,o l.. vorriI Y aim al
mas nodrroso: ianto. que pucdc ha-
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ASGClACION De AEDIGOS hEXIGAY0S

yarlos Medlcos MeElearOs cue nhliga-
-o- Tor differences raUSaS reSIden ar'ISl-
uen:r an --Ea rIli2d. han 2cOrd1dO GaT
rOnsuItas MtGicaS pOr COrreO con ct pro-
rG<l.o de S-ryIr q los meNlCan0S que re-
S!cen IN IuGareS IN GOnce no has de
r!ro m=NiranO o que IrOpleZ2n con din
cnliadeS del ldiOmG
Tugg- son MEdicCS eminentes de rueS-
t-D pa.>. con mUrnOs amos te prHctlca y
con aurorizaclOn legal para eIeTcer gu
profession en- este EStado.
E,igrl4r4n t~eTen!tamente cada cSso
Ju- - les cOnsGI'e. y &c comm acaer-
DO elvlaran al p~asiente IN C~lostlonar!o
especial seEln 81 eurermedad PARA que
81 al r0niestarlo guetan formaTse IN
suir.o mas eNartO d. a na'ur2leZ3 ' gra-
20 &c q dOlenClS. TaDbien en- !unta Sc
acO-Lara q .C3;a!n.eutG gue tebS de ms
t!t-t->e.
ESTInItREWOS CADA Case DE INA
MANERA INTELLIGENCE Y ClESTlFlC-
Y D4RENOS INA OPINION H0NR4DS.
En.IaremUS las NrGlClGaS cue sc niece
,.Tea DOT COrTeC d Express
ui.l,a "a Correspondence s
4SOCIACIGN DE NEDIC0S MESlCANOs.
p. o. Box No. l0i. Station /.
SAN ANTONIO. TeNas
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(PaSa Il In Pag Sa. Col 5a.)

agredi0 4 Nalenlin Alfonso, hacienda
lie tres GiSparos. E intrdueiendol" m
provcctil dehajo de n clavicula terc-
cha. con o]rificio de salida por arll ba
dc. hombro; los dos proyectilcs re-
tantcS. uno lc dc>hizo IL orcia derc-
cha ' otro lc uaspaso e. ala del SOM
brero.
e cstado del pacicnte e, grave.
Los movies rencil!as ' rivaiidad"S 20
liticas como siempre. AGreSor reel
bio varios golpes de manoa del heri-
do. Aiejandro Alfonso. alias Gu
yuja." le quito el revolver q Gonz;l-
lcz. Y 10 detuvo, hasta entregarSelo
I Ia Guardia Rural. Los animos libe-
ralas estan excitaGisimos. Todos dis
pucstos 4 repelcr cualesquiera ae""-
sion.
ST el gobierno 4 Quien compete.
no toma medidas para e. MAJ. So
brcvendran grandes desgraciaS. Lo
mas eScandaloso del case es que aho-
IA mismo Sc han librado orden"s pa
ia Ia detenci6n dc variOs lib""aieS
eslimandose caprichoSaS. ~arhinariaN
y abusiyaS. Sc pcdira el ~nombramien-
| to lie un juez especial para que CO.
nozca &c n aus que Sc orlg!na-
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no.; eSpinoSoS y tbaneS pohIa'i"S H'
h,Snairias h. paiar"S d" mn. dolores
! Yd" monos d".N4rlaS "Hp"c!''. Jam
li"n habia s.rom"roS. IamaTliidos'
~.har@a'!oS "a Il" irI!'aN r"lF''''I''S
pl,avoraS. Tu" prohur"n II ir''-
tn pirrrida a gortas rir1i"flS. mhy
dulroS Y p"rfumadas.
Apcnas Subi6 Ia prndi"nie d" IN
Orila, AsseyAo 81. apr">urd a bus
car las hucIIaS de los %ladrones: y
'luva fanta surrir. QUE las enr0nird
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NOTICIAS De "a CIUDAD
CtIN Y ABEL NEGROES.

Well Taylor eSti en- e Hospital de
Ia rirriad grayomcntc herifo y su
arrmann John Tay.or. en- 10 care"'
ar.Sado Il" a-aIto o aGravanie9
.nmo rrsuItado De IN altercado or
entire los dos hermanos en- y
,.aIlnj6n de Sleeves. como a las G')
!" IL iardc del microbes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11

Cuando ~nrrcSitc lihr0S Ell eSpanol
liriiasc listed Il Ignacio Z. Lozano.-
nO7 DolCvosa SIS. Antonio. Texas.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE-25 head of horses.
mostly work horses. Teams from
1000 to $500, some in good con-
dition and ready to work.
James Miller (tf)
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

S e e d
Hulless white barley, purity test
better than 80 IL, termination test;
80. Flax, purity test 90 l-2, germi-
nation 80. Oats. purity test 90:
termination 98. Test of samples at
Bozeman College
+. L.. Morgan.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26
BroWning

returned to their nome In Geor-
gia, we are Informed. They
carry with them the best wishes
of a host of friends on the reser-
walton.
Rev. DR.. Gold, having spent
two Sundays out of his pulpit
in service elsewhere, was greet
ed by a fine congregation Sun
day morning that listened to a
sermon which filled everyone
with a strong desire to go thou
and do likewise" by getting out
on a hike among the mountains,
woods and lakes. DR.. Gold is a
supreme nature-lover, and a
tireless walker and explorer of
our mountain by-ways.
j. j. Sample of the Galbreath
country was in Browning Sat-
urday.
Alexander Dubrey and fam
lily left town this week for their
ranch on Milk River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adamson have
a girl baby at their house.
Mrs. John Ferris has been
quite sick for a month, but is
slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gokey visited
Glacier National Park this
week.
Dave LaBreche intends doing
extensive farming this summer.
If all Dawes plans pan out the
prizes at the fall fair will drift
his way. Awake, We sturdy
yeomen competitors!
Many are planning a trip to
view the great marble Mormon
temple, now being erected at
Cardston, Alberta, this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. VanSen-
den were here from the ranch
this week.
1t is now Wright & Stack
house, machinests and expert
automobile repairers. Don't
forget Jack and Bill What
they don't know about crauking
a machine, fixing the plug,
warming the %carburetor, feed
ing the gasoline and regulating
the spark cannot be known. If
your car does not work after
trying them, 1t is junk.
Tom and William jackson
are working at St. Mary's.
Bill Taylor of Glacier Park
is now working on the Sam
Potter farm.
Frank Baker is filling the
Meade ranch this year.
Fred Hixson is making a
good start with his blacksmith
shop.
The Studebaker autos are
working our old friend Henry
Ford hard these days. Better
hustle, "HenV"
An alarming fire broke out at
2 a. m. in the Great Northern
depot Saturday night, but it
was soon brought under con-
troll. Much of the wall and
roof of the freight room was
scorched to a cinder. AS the
agents rooms are in the station,
Mr.. and Mrs. Acton were very
much frightened, quite natur-
ally.
A log LOO feet long went past
on four flat cars recently. 1t
was on it's was from Tacoma to
New York.
The Krieger family left for
Portland, Oregon, this week,
where Mr.. Krieger has a good
position. Thew left with the
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26
HERE IT is!

If you want a snap on saddles
now is your chance-at the
Harness Shop. If
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

For Sale-1 new BIB Conn
clarinet, never been used, COM
plete with case. l Edison phono-
graph with 2 and 4 minute at
tachment. 80 2 and 4 minute
records. Apply to Miss Nora
Thomas, Cut Bank, Mont.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

Pure bred Duroc boars for sale.
Old enough for service; Warren
Smith. 4-2l-2
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

Can serve a few more milk GUS
omers. l.. j. harrington, Box 232.
p4-2l-2
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Lost-About two weeks ago,
plaid auto robe with fringed
ends. Finder notify Pioneer
Press.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

Those sample saddles at the
Harness Shop are selling re-
markably low.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

$4,000 takes a good driving
horse, harness and buggy run
one season. Call Pioneer Press.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

Signs - Painted on wood,
glass or cardboard, and of the
latest styles and highest quality
OF workmanship. u. &. Putt.
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Let Gallagher develop your film
scientifically. p4-28-5
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Cabbage plants, 65c a hundred,
CauIi1ower, $1.00 a hundred, post
paid. Hiram Miller, Helena, Mont.
Care Miller Greenhouse. 3-30-tf.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-05-26

SPRING RYE, 100 bu., nice
and clean, for seed. Box l72 or
Is miles northwest of Cut Bank.
VIM. Kingery
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
REVENUE OFFICE IN JUNEAU WILL
 SOON BE CLOSED
Deputy Collector for h. ternaI Affairs Turner
 Receives h.
 StruCtionS.

Harley J. Turner deputy collec tor of internal revenue has received word that after October 18th, tho of flee in Juneau will be discontinued MT. Turner was appointed deputy collector last spring In order to ia, cilitate the collection of the special revenue through the sale Of war stamps, and in order that the peo- pie Of Southeastern Alaska might secure the necessary stamps without sending to Tacoma.
 As that part Of the tax law has been repealed, there is no demand for the continuance of the office and it has been ordered discontinued. Any person having a supply of pro- prietory and documentary stamps on hand for redemption can have them redeemed by writing to the Tacoma office and securing a copy of form No. 4S. On receipt of the form 1t should be filled out and be returned to the Tacoma office with the stamps which will then be redeemed.
 After the discontinuation of the Juneau office the beer, cigar and liquor stamps must be procured through the Tacoma office direct.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
DOUGLAS GUMMAN IS
 BOUND OVER TO THE
 U. s. DISTRICT COURT

DOUGLAS, Oct. 2.-Chris viavich. who fired three shots at Chris Va. vich in the Victor Bar Saturday. when silver money in the pocket of the latter was all that saved him from sustaining serious wounds, was given a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner John Henson this morning and he was bound over to the Territorial Court.
 Viavich did not make any defense nor ask any questions Of the witness. es for the prosecution. He was ts- ken to jail at Juneau this afternoon. Viavich is upward of 90 years of age and has a bad reputation. He was arrested IS mcaths ago on the charge of supplying whiskey to In- dians and afterward for being intoXi- cated on the streets Of Douglas. He has been in this locality for seven or eight years and has been employed both at Treadwell and Perseverance. his habit having beer Co work for
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
THE BABY'S MILK

is the most important article of diet in ,he houshold. Upon its charac- ter health and perhaps life may de- pend, Make sure Of the purity and cleanliness ot your baby's milk by getting your supply from Juneau's only sanitary dairy Then you can be confident that you are getting the richest. purest. most wholesome milk it is possible to obtain.
 JUNEAU DAIRY
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
SOCIALISTS GET
 HELP FOR CAMPAIGN
 ALONG THE COAST

Mrs. Kate Sadler, prominent Socialist orator of Seattle, known among the Socialist in that city as "our Kate" has joined Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis in Alaska, and VIII campaign with her along the Alas ka coast as far as Anchorage. She held meeting at Ketchikaa last week, where Mrs. Lewis met her.
 Speaking Of her Ketchikan meet ing, Mrs. Sadler said:
 "If that one is a sample of what may expect as travel from place to place, shall certainly be grat- flied with my trip. You see we Socialists arc dreadfully in earnest and I've always wanted to come up here and when l had a chance to help out in the campaign I was more than glad to accept the offer for we never have time to take trips just for pleasure, besides l am doubly interested when we have woman on our ticket"
 Mrs. Lewis held meetings last week at Petersburg and Wrangell.
 After campaigning on Gastineau channel, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Sad Ter will leave for the westward.
 Mrs. Sadler will address Q public meeting at Moose hall Wednesday evening. The meeting will start at o'clock and everyone is invited to be present. Reform or Revo- lution" is the subject chosen by Mrs. Sadler.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
W. c. T. U. MEETING

The W. c. T. U. will meet to. afternoon at the Prebyter- ian Church at two o'clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
NCREAsINs sTAGE sERWCE.

Harry Smith has purchased the Buick roadster. formerly owned by J. F. Mullen and will have jt fitted with a tyc-paSSeuger body. IL will then Dc placed on the Perseverance slaEc service and work in con Junction with the large Stewart truck and the Ford car. The biz truck is out of the shop now with eo entire new body which was built following the accident 10 the car recently.
 The ENPIBE-aU the news all the time. wacn ic ,s new.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02

Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oys- tcrs on shell and Oyster Cocktails at J. Bay=ou5'S. Phone 1T2. tL
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02

few months and then lay off until his money was wasted in disoipa. tiOn.