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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-29
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IN he city Monday from Sato.
Word from Loyejoy tells OF the
serious illness oil Mrs. Mary Slime
Miss Geraldine Bishell arrived in
the city yesterday from Glasgo" iol
q visit at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs'
Survant.
Mrs. Leslie returned yesterday to
her home in Minnesota after spe1au-
ia; several weeks here with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Sullivan.
Mrs. Schilling and daughter Helen
stopped Oft IN Malta a few hours
Thursday between trains on their re-
turn from Great Fails.
Mrs. Ulyssa Winter OF Court :
wright, n. D., was in the city Sun
day in attendance at the dedication
OF the new U. B. church.
Red. Sullivan was in the city
Monday from Loyejoy and reports
Mrs. Sullivan as somewhat improved
She has been i'll since early TINS
spring.
Joe Brown and john Cayanaugil
were passen gers to Helena tue nfsl
OF the week where they attended a
iraling OF tn retail liquor dealers
association
Rober, Work was in the city the
latter part OF last week looking over
the country He comes from North
Dakota and thinks Montana has
bright future.
Bert and Frank Sullivan arrived
Mere the latter part of last week witt
carload OF machinery and stocF
Ind will start farming in the nortl
Country. They came from i4angdon
*. D.. and in the near future eNpec
In a carload OF registered cattle.
\ number Of small boys have beef
| lately shooting iirerrackers on tins
i street. frightening teams and other
wise making trouble. There IS
city ordinance against the use 0
.irecra ckers in the town and thos
who explode them will likely NEE
up With trouble unless the practlc
| is discontinued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Coburn an
children returned 10 Malta Montia
from several months stay in tt
Twin Cities They expect TO star
work on the production OF films i
The very near future at the ranch a
Brookside 1t is their intention t
produce a part OF the films here an
Tie remainder in Glacier Nationa
Park. We understand that q nun
her OF the poems in "Rhymes t'rol
The Roundup Camp will be put o
the screen.
> This week the announcement {
r. v Tucker for candidate tor cort
: ner on the Republican ticket al
pears in the Enterprise. Mr.. Tuche
} has filled that Office since the count
: was created in an able manner an
t MS term III office has been entire1
A sa, islactoriilE TO all. 1t is doubtful
/ there will be avn opposition TO hi
, either at the primaries or at the gel
$ eral election. Rock" is one Of the o!
y timers in this section Of Montal
S and is acquainted with practical
: all the voters who will be anxious
see him return to office.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-29

Big barn dance at the StA uillaAel
,ch ON Black COulee on the nlgn1
=, the Fourth Good music and
.9oL time assured everyone who at
l ads.
The needs Of each patron are CIV
>. the most careful consideration
aa his requirements are met III
soirit of fairness to ali interests con-
med First State Bank OF Malta
HELPER wanted at once in Saco
&, eamery. good salary and good OPP
asrtunity to learn the creamery
( s;ress. Apply to Manager, Saco
4 eamery Association, Saco, Mont.
Tuesday evening Malta and vicin-
!, was visited by one OF the worst
,s14ctric storms Of this season. Inc
,-,rn lasted several hours and was
COMMANDED bl heavy rain. Hail IS
4.1nrted in some localities south OF
Gown. but not in quantities to 40 an!
material damage.
This week the Enterprise comes
at On colored paper, as our supply
> white has become exhausted, ana
n is an impossibility to secure the
lite on the market The paper
~ lis Law the blame OF colored paper
lin the war and now that we are IN
Il with Mexico we do not KNOW WNa'
=, will be short OF next.
The food conditions in the west
:. y part OF the state has lnterfefeo
So ne with the program at the orph
-4sH during the past week. All tht
ID 1graus have been from one u
t%g days late and a part OF the tlms
w mayer tsilrlallt mas not KNOWN Du
p tow hours ahead what show ne
{. Juld have.
Adolph LaF'ond was in the latter
mart OF last week with the clip iron
1i.llt sheep and sold it to Woodbury.
-H2ugn Tor s25.45. Mr.. l4aFond l
q the opinion that there is big mon
- in sheep even on = very small
sole. Besides returning big rev
e1le in wool they are the best AM
ro is that can be kept on farm tt
c.44n up foul weeds.
our attention has been called t
!, ecenl article in this paper i
which the writer mentioned tn
stl4ep shearers about town in tn
s1le class as the floating bunch @
d:-cll hangers on. In justice to tn
sn4arers we wish to correct GU
statement. as we had no reference t
IT, organized union OF sheepsheal
els. The sheepshearers who Wis
Ills section yearly are, as a rule.
fine class Of fellows. who make frol
So to $50 per day during tn
s@zariug season. wear good clothe
and stop at the best hotels. The
ave the greater part OF thlr wage
t. the town and are a peacable, laV
au4ding class Of men.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-29
DR., KRONER
EYE, SPECIALIST

OF Helena
y. i be again at Malta July !2-lo az
GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL
III Won need Glasses. come anu sex
,n,-. Broken lenses duplicated. ION
..tftatiOn free.
Ar SAtO, July liIH
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-29

Big barn dance at the schumacher
lch on Black Coulee on tue nlgh'
y the Fourth. Good music and a
nod time assured everyone who at
-. 2w
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
HOTEL KENTUCKY
Atlantic City, N. J.

WITH FIREPROOF ADDITION.
Kentucky Ave Near Beach Capacity 400.
so rooms with hot aud cold running water;
35 with private bath. Telephone and electric
lights In every room. Elevator from street
level Send for booklet and points Of interest.
American Plan Rates including good meals.
AZ TO 50 DAILY. $40 TO $3.50 WEEKLY.
N "a KENNADY Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
Hotel Ravenroyd

On the Beachfront
Atlantic City. n. J.
In the choice section Of Chelsea. Thor
oughly renovated.
GEORGE d. COLLINS. Prop.
tAllssl 8. M. HANLEY. Mgr.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
ST. ELMO

South Tennessee Avenue, Near Bescr,
Atlantic City. N. ].
Central location Homelkc Excellent
table Large cool rooms Moderate rates.
Established 20 years. Mrs. Theodosia Miller,
Owner and Prop.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
Grand Atlantic

Virginia Ave. close to Beach, Steel
Pier and all attractions. Provides
every comfort. Rooms large, well
appointed. two or more windows, all
with outside exposure. Private baths,
running water, elevator, sun parlore.
etc. Table and Service a special
feature. Music and Dancing Ameri-
can and European Plan. Booklet.
Auto Bus meets trains Capacity 600.
w. +. SHAW.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25

Gycern before the sold around zoe pounds during
has increased zoe pound Acid from 20 to 80
dollars per ton to IT'S to 200 dollars per ton nes &c
per pound Sc per pound alcohol denaured from BIC
gallon 60c per gallon. In the manufacture Trnitroo
the above mentioned acids used touol being the
principal ingredient Previous this toluol sold at Doc
per gallon the average price during the company
being approximately "a per gallon So you will note that the
corporations that furnish this company the materials
necessary manufacture of corte nroceuose powder
and noouene have reaped large profits in the sale OF raw
materials us and consequently follows that
of explosives the United States has likewise been
compelled pay for their materials exceedingly high
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
AVON INN

Atlantic City, n. j.
Ocean End Virginia Avenue. Modern In
every detail. Elevator. Private baths. Kun.
ming water In rooms So up daily. Special
weekly Superior table. White service.
American and European plan. capacity $50.
Open oil year. H. W. WILLIAMS.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
So up daily. $40 up weekly. American Plan
HOTEL RICHMOND

First hotel from Boardwalk. on Kentucky
Ave. opposite new Traymore Open surround'
ineH Private baths All rooms have running
water. many with unobstructed ocean view.
Own lighthouses for surf bathing FREQ 20
guests Elevator. wide porches excellent
table. Efficient white service, Booklet.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
HOTEL NORMANDIE

KENTUCKY AVE, NEAR THE BEACH.
Noted for its excellent table and hons
comforts Fresh vegetables from own farm
An new metal beds Ocean view rooms.
Private baths Elevator TO street level.
Near Boardwalk, churches, piers, depots.
Free bathing from hotel. Special low daily
and weekly rates. j. HAMlLION.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
LOUELLA

Tennessee Avenue, Near Beach.
Atlantic City, N. J.
Enlarged and refurnished. Rooms with
private bath and running water. 81 up daily.
Special weekly. Bathing from hotel. White
service. 18th season. l.. f. 6hoodAN.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
HOTEL boutwell,

virginia Avenue, Atlantic City n. J.
Second house from Boardwalk and steel
Pier Every appointment Highest
standard In cuisine and service. Booklet
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
NEW CLARION..Ssssp nss;n. Az.

with baths Garage attached Bath houses
for the accommodation Of the guests. Open
All wear Booklet S. X. BONlfACk.
Evening journal., 1916-07-25
Clarendon Hotel

Virginia Avenue. Atlantic City, N, y
Favorite House with Summer and Winter
Guests Always Open Capacity SOC.
All modern improvements. including eieva.
tor, electric lights, rooms with hot ana coia
running water and private baths.
Write. for booklet and rates.
MONROE HUTCHTNs Prop.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03
DEMOCRATS DISAPPOINTED.
fPittsbnrgh Times.l


 Democrats profess to find encour- aeement in the resistance of small minority of the late Progressive party to reunion with the Republicans. In reality it is a whistling to hide their disappointment that reunion is com. plete as it can be expected to be. There are objections in every party to the policies or methods of the majority, and it is well that it is so. They are in the Democratic party as well as iu the Republican. Some of them are simply cranks, others are men of ideas ahead of their time, most of them arc constitutional kickers" who never can be satisfied with anything that is. In a way they all do some good. for whatever of value they have to pro pose, and they do have some useful ideas, is sure to be adopted by the practical statesmen for the benefit of the country.
 The determination of the Washing ton party of Pennsylvania to go out of business, for that is the effect of the state committees decision on Tuesday not to organize, was accom- panied by protests from some of the more ardent independents, who at tend the Harrisburg meeting That was to be expected. It does not lessen the effect of the indorsemeua given to Charles Evans Hughes, Republican nominee for president. It would not have made much difference if the gen tlemen composing the committee had decided to organize. Reunion has been accomplished and it cannot be undone. It began immediately after the cleo tion of 1912. Progressives have been coming back to the Republican party ever since The vast majority of the Progressives of 1912 were in the Re- publican ranks before the conventions were held the first week in June. Everything possible of accomplish ment for which they left the Republi- can party had been done Sc their party died The decision at Harris burg not to continue the organization was a formality only. Work for the election of Hughes and Fairbanks will be promotive of progressiveism.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03
WHY THE COMPASS DOESN'T
 ALWAYS POINT TO NORTH

Popularly, the compass needle is supposed always to point to the north pole. But the terrestrial pole ana tfs9- magnetic pole are, of course, by no means one and the same.
 The attraction of the earth differs in degree in most parts of the earth, so that the magnetic north is rarely the true north. This difference the mariner calls compass variation.
 But the cratic little needle doesn't always remain faithful 10 it's allegiance, even to the magnetic north," says a ships captain "A navigator constantly has to be on the alert, lest the fckle prophensjties of his guide lure him to disaster.
 Sometimes the needle is deaected by influences on board-such as the material of which the ship is built the tunnels, cables or even the cargo. The angle to which it is thus lured from the compass north is called de- viation.
 Then the little firt is liable to succumb to what is called local at
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03
LARGEST TELESCOPE IN WORLD.

In the American Magazine, Merle Crowell says:
 Several years ago the Canadian government decided that it wanted the largest telescope in the world to be set up in the clear air of Vancouver for photographing thousands of stars that had never been photographed be- fore-stars almost inconceivably dis tant Light travels at the rate of about 1S6,00O miles q second; yet some of the star light to be shared by the Vancouver instrument has been speeding through space for perhaps 1,000,000 years since it left home.
 "Of course, the job was given to Bra shear A gigantic parabolic mirror the largest ever made in one piece was cast in France It weighed in the rough 1868 pounds and was 73 inches in diameter. Nearly 400 pounds of glass bad been taken from that lens when I saw it in Dr. Brashear's shop, -s+heFe- it is kept in an underground chamber, protected from all air cur rents. When it is completed and mounted. the telescope will weigh more than 500 tons."
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03

traction. This is exerted by forces net on board the ship, but near her Another vessel, an iron building, crane, or somo local volcanic influ- ence, may tempt the needle far in deed from the path of rectitude.
 Again, the needle responds imme- diately to the slightest list of the ship. The more acute the angle at which the vessel leans, the less is the compass to be depended on for an honest indication of her course. This is called heeling error.
 Finally, if the little needle is on it's best behavior, proving, for once in a way, adamant to all wiles. even then the navigator dare not trust it implicitly Often a ships frothing wake will show that she is falling off considerably from her compass course. She is making what seamen call leeway, and the captain, con- pairing the angle of the wake astern with the course he is steering, must correct the latter accordingly"
 Thus it will be seen that, though the sailor trusts his little friend to guide him over the trackless deep, he trusts it with considerable reserva- tion The course he actually steers he calls the compass course Correct ing that for deviation and leeway, he
 arrives at the magnetic course. An other correction for variation, and .hen-and not till then-the mariner Hnds his true course.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03

Dark clothes are the warmest be- cause they attract more heat from the sun.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03

The Progressive-Miner one year SC.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-03
A WORD TO WOMEN.

Two kinds of women are greatly increasing in modern days. In one column is the enormous army of young women who remain unmarried till 25, till 30, till 35 Tn a well-de- veloped city like, say, Providence, R. l. in the age period from 35 to 45, 20 out of every 100 women are still sin gle.-William Hard in "The Women of Tomorrow"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
Ober Der beuH3.amsri,a-

WiliOuf&e Ober Der beutf9-ameri,a-
niife.
Bis our Siebebibe ftiss bi. ger-
bebuns bur@ bic Uerfsnfung Der .Gus
%iitania" unb fis ipurbe burh bic zee
meiniten aisen anssfeuert, inbem bes
bauptet ipurbe, bab bic beutf9.amsri=
ianif4en Burger barber gefrob,odt
bdtten. Sc sibt teinen DeutIden. Der
ben @orfaI nidt bebausrt bdtte, a6er
bas urtbeil sing babin, bab Ct i'd,
cur9 Elm perniinftiges unb aerebics
Gerbaltsn beg prdFbsnten bdtte per>
msibsn lafen. als Gnelanb cine urs
pirtfams 8loddbe erildrt bate unb
Der prdiioent uidts basesen that. lie
auf5ubsben, ertlGrts Deuti9larb bic
England unb 5ranirsi9 a~nlieaenbsn
GerpGfer fir bIodirt unb es eritatieie
an3eise. bab ss ale barin 5stroffensn
feinoliden 6anbeIsf9iffe b,rienten
tperbe. Wenn Der prdiibent ssrs6t
unb neutral fem ppats, itanben ibm
stpei Wess often: CT muBte snttpsbsr
England aiuirgen, bic ungeIeblide
Sludabs auf5ubeben, ober CT mubts
ben amsritanii den giirsern iasen, oab
is isinbIidsn Sanoelsidiffen fern bleis
ben. Gr tbat absr tpeber bas Cine,
nod bas anbtrt unb bdburd purhe sr
gum intelettuelIen urbsber Der aa.o
itrop6e. Diefss 9erbalten tonnsn bic
0eutiheu Wifion ni6t psrss6sn. sic
limb nit Get6 unb SeeIe ameritaniIfs
Siirger, aber, ME 5usbss ri6tia be-
merit, pabrs @meritaner fem unb
Dilions auspGrtise politit unfers
fifteen, iinb Spd srunbperi6ieoens
Oings. Sin amsriianer, Der r.. Rds
men eines FOLDER psrbieHt. lam blnit
ntht sinperitdnhsu feirL bob bic anles
ritanii6e 9iifte ron elmer ensIiIh,n
SSlotte blotirt .tpirb urib bab ameritas
niide aaufleute lire Waarea uidt
nab nsutrdlsn Gdnbern ididsn oiirs
fen. Cine fold ThmahooIe 8ebanbs
lung u~nisres lonbes 1T stpar BON
gnsldnb f6ou friihsr periudt unb
psriibi tpprben, db.r es lit bus srts
Wal in u%nisrer Geihidie, bab bic
ameriianif6s Rssieruns nifts baasasn
setban bat, bisie Shmah a~bsutpebrsn
unb bic G6anbe oaburh gu perbedsn
iuat. bab lie Sisisnisen. tpelhe s.gsn
bic gntsbrung uni.rss 2anbes protss
als perrdtberf6e Bin eftrihs
4meritdner beTthnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

Dsrfpirruns niemals aufb6ren piiroe.
Mss Nerito CUR Rube tommt. 1T ieine
Sahe. Jiir uns tomant bios IN Sc
trodt, bab Merito unIere Rube ri4t
fort unb bafir fam burd sinen
9renJftub seIorst perben. Wobl
feblt es ni9t an @0ltsrrehtss 9sbrern,
bic bebaupten, bab es erlarbt 1T. in
Elm frembes 2anb einaubriueen, pas
f4 als Elm 9emeinf6aben %erfpeiii. lpie
ibn bic meritanifdsn Strsifsiise oers
uriaden. Sir uns banbelt es iits a6er
nidt nm cine 5rage ees Rs6ts, ions
bern Der 3redmGbisteit. IS piiroe
iebr oisl Gelb, iebr pisl Mibe unb
ptenei6t audi pieI 9lut toiten, bis mir
SrbruRs in Meritc berseiielIt babsn.
aber ss feblt jebe Siderbeit. bab lie
erbalten bleibt, na6bem mir uns pies
Der aus jenem 9anoe suriidseogeu
baben. 9es Weiteren Tam aus ben
Spfern, bic mir fir Mferitp bringen,
BAG sefGbrli6e 9srlansen nad befen
N~nneripn entiteben. Ous su perbiitcn,
III unfsre bauptid6litfte Gorge unb
es lam ulr sdheben. inbem mir
Merito ft6 ielbft iiberIaHsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
aaiierbeiud i'm Citem.

4us Berlin. l. Stunt pirb s.mtls
bet: 9erihts aus benz Often eradblsn
bon Der Reiis bes aaifsrs in pas
Sauptquartier Sit: Die Ra9ri4t oOr
feinem aOmmsn tpdrb bort srit in leg
ter Stunbs sinsetroffsn, aber trobOsm
bate Der Ort rsidtn 5abnsns uilD
glumenihmud angelsst; am gabn5oi
umidunten risiige Jldgssnmaitsn ben
3ugang CUR Stabt. ipelher ipsiier
Dur6 cine hattiift Sriumpbpfpris
fibrts. SIN 4benbionnsnidsin lief Der
9of5us inter aanonsnbonner Elm. Der
4aiier tpurbt pon@snsralfelbmarl1dl
ron 6tnbenburg unb ieinem Stabss
def, @snsralleuiHnnt eubeuborff, sms
pfdHgen; cine aonbiturmfompaanis
srpiss bic acknowledgement. Gin
2ruppsnfpalisr fabt. ben Mea pom
gabnbof Bis gum size bes Oberfons
mnnbos Elm, binttr linn brdngts iid
bic 8eOSlteruno, fpel6e ben aaiTer
nit lsbbaftsn aunbeebungsn empfing.
Bel BEN gsariiBunssmabls trsriff
9ensralfelOmdrffon bon !Sinbtnburs
bos WOrt su foissnoer anfprahe:
rGuerer aaiferIiden unb R5nigs
li6tn Wojeitdt less i4, sipleid, I'M
Namen Der mir anpertrduien 5rups
pen. ebrerbistigften 9ant bcfiir dilers
untertbdnisft gu JiiBen, bab sllers
bO4iibiefslbe uns bic Gbre urib TrsuDs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
audi teins fOfortise Gbfte1uns cera
,anst, ioubern GnsImbs 9elieben dns

aud teins fOfortise stbfteauns ssr'
,angt, ionbern Gngldnbs Belieben dus
b~eimseitsllt. mann es cine antpOrt err
tbeilen ober ibsrbaupt etfpas CUR Be-
f%eitisuns Der geidfpsrben tbun noble.
Snbem mir bisis aritit iiben. lit uns
nidt i'm MinSeftsn baran selesen,
Deiterrelb gu pertbeibisen, benn bic
Sadie 1T gu serinefisis, dls bab IS
ii9 bariber uiel gu Iasen p~erlOhnts.
Wds mir naftpeifen MOLTEN, 1T Der
arobc llntsri9ieb, Der fi9 in Der Be-
banblung Der perbtnbsten uno Der
auiirten Ratipnsn cffsnbart. 2ebtere
tonnen uniere Ration nit dbiidtlid)sr
unb ii6erlegter 9emstnbett bebanoeIn
umb bic Defamation beitebt in elmer
bemiitbissn Bite. obns srnitlihe 5crs
oerung, bic 9eleioieungen uno Die 9es
ipaltatte siusuiteGen, tpdbrsnb ale 9ts
glitter bes 3ornes alfgeSosen iperbsn,
ipenn es fi6. pie in Dem .petrolits"@
5alIe, nm einsn 8oreans banbelt, bsi
ipeltem Srrtbiimsr entftebeu t0nnsn
Inb es nod cine offens 5rase III, Oh
Die ssriigte Sarbluns. tpelfs ioIden
But6ausbru6 peraulubte. ii6 tpirtlit
ereisnet bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
Die SransOfsn Beginner pies

Die Srun5ofeH Beginner tpiss
Der nit Der 8srDffentliduns pom beatl
fden @reusltbdten. @eIfen 3tped lie
bamit bea6ii9tisen, nadbem ale ihre
bisberissn anga6en ais Qiigen ernie
len porbsn limb, 1T ni9t peritGnpIih,
es lei oenn, oab tie oamit tire gsItia'
litdt, oab lie unosrtbeibiste StaSts
pie karlsruhe nit 9ombeu bele9en,
redtiertigen molten. Sas pirp ibnsn
ri9t gelingen. nod DieI tpeniger fpers
ben lie beutiae WieDeroergeltungs-
Mabreeeln abpebrsn tDnuen. 6ur
bas Reimbursement DON Garlsruhe 1T
aud niht bic lsiieite 9ere6tigun5
na6peistar. gs til feline befeitigte
Staot, bat feline Wunitions s5abrissn,
ionbern lit ausialisbltd 8obnT unb
Trembsnitabt. SIN 2i6te hiefer 5buts
laden rpar berlleberfal uitt bios cine
emp6renbe grutalitdt, ionbern ar6
cine e6enfol6 i6dnblide Seisbeit, mas
entipredeno geabncet perbeu ptro.