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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-15

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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
INCREASED EXPENSES
EATING INTO INCOME
N. P. Net Receipts for Au-
gust Below 1916 Figures.

st. Paul, Sept. 29.-Although operat-
ing revenues for August were $492.66l
greater than in the August the past
year. the Northern Pacific railroad
showed decrease of $330.S6l in net
income for the month because Of in
creased expenses. according to the re-
port of the road issued today.
Operating revenues were $7,533,664
and the net operating income was So
441,457. Freight. passenger and ex-
press receipts all showed healthy in
crease.
The net income for the first eight
months of 1917 was $19.046.9ol. COM
pared with $ls.120,435 for the same
period of 1916. Operating expenses for
the eight months showed an increase
Of $5.643,s7l. which was offset only by
the greatly increased receipts.
With cost constantly mounting. the
report shows. the Northern Pacific
will have difficulty in keeping Its
profits this year even with those OF
1916.
Traffic on all lines Is at capacity.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
HOUSE WANTS ONLY
OPEN MINDED MEN
In Gathering Data for Peace
Conference After War.

New York. Sept. 2?.-Colonel Edward
NJ. House. in a statement here today,
outlined his plans for gathering the
data which President Wilson has COM
missioned him to collect for the United
States envovs at the peace conference
which will follow thu war.
Some of the things / shall want"
he said. will he political. Some Of
them will be historical. Some of them
will be economic.
II shall have nobody about me who
has any theory to prove, who has any
obscession affecting any of the things
we inquire into. ! want men with
open minds. men who will get facts
without any coloring.
MY first steps will be to have con-
ference with Secretary Lansing. Al
though this matter has been in its
present form for some weeks, I have
not had time to take It up with any
one but the president and obviously
the matters with which I must con-
Germ myself very largely lie within the
province Of the department Of state"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
SUPPORT OF RUSSIA
IS BEHIND KERENSKY
Leaders Assert After Pre-.
mier's Speech to Congress.

Petrograd. Sept. 2s.-tDelayed.)-
The attitude of Premier Kerensky and
the other members OF the provisional
government today Is that the rremicr's
bold address and his dramatic recep-
ton by the democratic congress Is evil
dence that the nation is with him, hut
there have been no relaxing of the
Kerensky forces efforts to combat the
bolshevki left and the uncertain coun-
ter faction led by NJ. Tschernovoff.
spokesman for the workmen and SOL
diers. NJ. Souskis. Premier Kcrensky's
secretary in a statement to the AS
ISOLATED Press, declared:
1.-THE nation Is with Kerensky. The
opening convention proved that. OF
course the bolsheviki minority Is only
~ small part Of the people Of Russia.
The center led by NJ. Tschernovoff
processes to be for the premier but
against any coalition OF the ministry
including constitutional democrats.
That Is impractical and impossible.
The government stands firmly against
any trickery.'
The government closely watched
sessions OF the committees Of the con-
| grcss which are preliminary to its or
! ganization tomorrow. II is said that
| Premier Kerensky again will speak be-
| fore the close of congress- II he con-
siders it necessary to combat the on-
position OF the bolshcviki left and the
center group led by MaeTschernovoff
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
TIE nAlI4 NsspegtlAN suRAY MORNING sEPTEMbER b lez

Becl went yesterday to Butte.
They will be Joined on Monday by Mr.
Beck and the three will 60 to Los
to spend the winter with Wall
ter Beck in that city.
Mrs. Peter Miibrodt will leave this
morning for Pnyallup. Wash. She
win return next week. accompanied
by Mr.. Atilbrodts daughter. Mrs. Ag.
mes Powers, who has been seriously
i'll in n hospital in that city for nearly
three months.
Mrs. Robert a. Ronrke with Hazel
and Gerald Rourke. came yesterday
from Butte to Join Mr.. Rourke. who
came recently to take a position in
the dress goods department of the d
J. Donchue store. Dir. and Alra.
Rourke will be at home at eli South
Fourth sstreet. west.
S Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Davis. who made
their home in Missonia for II years
and left 90 years ago. are spending
n few days in the city. guests in the
home of MIR. and Mrs. George F.
Brooks. They are now returning to
their home at Olympia. NASH. after
making a visit east.
Miss Sadie Jones went yesterday te
Butte. where she will be employed ir
the wonlen's suit department Of the
Hennessey dry goods store. Miss Jones
has been for the last three years 8
clerk in the suit department CT thu
Aissonia Mercantile store. She will b.
with her sister, Miss Dorothy Jones. II
Butte.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30

o.: between SO ana go. %. ana above.
80, IS: voting proxies. 10 cents: power.
Of attorney. Is cents; playing cardAs
decks of not more than 81 cards. an
additional cents on the present rates.
House and senate provisions for a
tax Of cents each on telegraph and
telephone and radio messages costine
Is cents or more and designed to raise
81. 900. 900, were retained. but the house
tax on gas, electric and telephone serv-
ice was eliminated.
Insurance Taxes. .
Taxes on life insurance. eliminated
by the house bill In the senate. were
amended and reinserted. raising about
81. 900. 900. Effective November I. the
new taxes on new insurance policies
issued are cents per 800 or fraction
thereof ON life insurance and cent
per - on the premium charged on
marine. casualty. fire and inland In
surances.
Amusement taxes agreed on provide
that all persons entering places OF
amusement free. except employees and
officials on duty and children under
~, would pay a tax rate of cent on
each 10 cents or fraction thereof of
the admission charge. This tax also
would apply to cabarets and similar
performances. where the cost of en-
tertainment is included in other costs.
such as service. Holders OF annual
box seats would pay 10 per cent OF
the annual rental. Nickel theaters and
shows, rides and other outdoor park
amusements. with n maximum ndmis-
sion Of 10 cents. and benefit entertain
ments and agricultural fairs were ex-
empted.
After November I. 1917, members OF
all clubs except certain fraternal orr
ders naying more than s12 annual dues
would be subject to 10 per cent tax.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
ORRINE FOR
DRINKING men

We are in earnest when we ask you
to give Orrine a trial. You have MOTH
ing to risk and everything to gain. for
your money will he returned II after
trial you fail to get results from orrine.
This offer gives the wives and mothers
Of those who drink to excess an oppor-
tunity to try the Orrine treatment. 1t
IL very simple treatment: can be
given in the home secretly, without
publicity or loss Of time from business
Orrine Is prepared in two forms: No
l, secret treatment; Orrine No. 2. the
voluntary treatment. Costs only $l.0o
n box. Ask us for booklet. MisgOula
Drug Co, southwest corner Higgins
Avenue and Front street, Missoula
Nont.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
TRAMP CATCHER.

A cleverly designed box car which
the Southern Pacific railway has In
stalled. captures and holds the tramp
who ventures aboard. The doors of
the car are left open. and whoever Will
may enter. \ Durg.at mat on the
floor under the straw operates as soon
as it is walked on. automatically light
ing an electric bulb on the top Of the
car. With the turning off of this
light the doors Of the car silently
close. and the tramp finds himself
practically in Jail. Later he is re-
leased into the hands Of the railroad
police. -
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
Urgent Emergency Demands
Consolidation Of Guards

Washington. Sept. 29.-Consolidation
ferent states is In some cases essential
to the early dispatch of national guard
divisions to France. For that reason
the policy of consolidating guard units
as military requirements direct will be
carried out. despite protests received
from state authorities.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30

Fresno, Cal. Sept. c9.-w. s. Camp
bell, automobile race driver. was killed
heee this afternoon in the first lap of
a 25-mile race, when his car struck
the inner fence. Fifteen men, women
and children were injured a few sec
onds later when William Rolden. an
other racer. crashed into Cycle Roads
and the two machines plonghed
thrcuglf a crowd standing by the side
Of the track,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
War Brings Postponenent
Lake MOhonk Conference

Mohonk Lake, N. T.. Sept. GAN
nouncements were issued today post
poning the 18th Lake Mohonk Indian
conference, which was, to have been
held In October. The chief reason for
the postlonement Is that war condi-
tons are keeping occupied In other d.
rections an unprecedented number Of
cuSsed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
-Poue win Tell Allies
to Set Forth Conditions

Paris. Sept. ga dispatch to the
Temps from Geneva says that Pope
Benedict in transmitting to the entente
allies the replies received from the
central powers to his peace proposals.
viii set forth in an accompanying
fota tho theory that Germany and
Austria have accepted n basis of ne
gotiations satisfactory to the allies and
will ask the allies to state their con-
ditionS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
Portland Strike Situation
Takes More Favorable Turn

Portland, Ore, Sept. 2a-The ship
yard strike situation took a more ia
vorable turn late tonight when Eugene
F.. Smith. who had been appointed
earlier in the day by Mayor Baker to
act as mediator. and G. Y. Harry. fed
eral mediator announced that the en-
ployers had agreed to meet in con-
ference with 4 committee representing
the strikers to discuss their Diff
fcrenccs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-30
Frisco BOilermakers Fail
to Come to Any Decision

San Francisco. Sept. 29.--Iron work
ers. members of the hoilermakers
union who refused yesterday to return
to work and accept the temporary
wage agreement offered the 10000
metal trade workers. failed tonight to
reach a decision on proposal to re-
verse their action Of Friday.
Another mass meeting of the boiler
makers was arranged for tomorrow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Spn eiteiu bemtf@eu
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Srano @bitlnh,
Der an,erita1iidx Gsianbts m Bel
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
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Wa, ME bsrtfds gldtter etldren.
8rafifisns a6bru3 bsr Siptomatif9en
Seaie9ingen gu 0euti4laub.
Sic glaltben, bab 8rafilien sinem
9rude Der Ser. Stdateu urb
ber gnterte gept9en lei.

@mFsrbam, 18 atpriI, fiber
2onbon. - Die nletiten Der beuti i4eu
3eitunsen ge6en nit 8raiilieR peger
bes 9lbbrll5s ber btplomatii4en 8e.
5ie6ungen 5u 9eutI4lonb uebr nbel
mtnber freRg ms @ert9t. 0ie so
gesz3eitung1 in Berlin ertlGrt, oaE
fir ben S9ritt abiOlut teine gere9s
tiglng porliege, ba bas bruiilianiIAs
S4iff rparana" in ber 9lodaDesont
Derfeutt purbs unb cine fpe5ieIle Mar'
nung abfoIut nidt nDtbig eepeIsa lei
9as 8Latt erblidt oIs uria9s Der pos
litit graitliers einen Don ben Der
Staaten unb Der @ntente aiisgeiibter
Srud. Sie .Sagsss3etFung1 tit be,
Anii4t, baB 8raitlien, penn es gus
riidbalte. tui6tiss &dffse>aontratti
nit ben Der. Staaten 0erliren urf
o,Ber Starbe fem piirbs, SeIb bon
Der @utente gu bergen. ssSnfolaeSefer
lei es EN- Spfer ber 2riegspDlitit cs,
Ser. Staatsn uno bee gntente ge,
iporben.
Scr ~gen.rals sNn5eiger~ Don Dill
fefborf finbet es f5apiertg einsufetsu
mas fir 9urtbetle 8raiiIten aug eiusH
Sriess nit Oeittfdlarb eripadien iol'
len, obgleitb- feiuer iyfndrsnotb I'll,
ben 4nsenblid abaeholfen tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Sn &prtpesen
Seben bic DOseu ber guIiItuus
iber bic Usrf@tung 70 oieier
6anbetsftiife bod
llub bic S4iFfstissut9iimI briassr
SarGIL
DAP be Rssisritpg uoriDesifts Dan
belsi@iiie gu Oereu @ert3eist'
gung beitiide.

Gbrifiauia. ROripessn, 18.
2lpril, iiber apnDOR. - SH ROrDeselI,
bas bur9 bic arieg5srtIiruns 4meris
tas segen DeutiaLIHo IN 10 SroBs
glufrssins perlsst pOr0euipar, du'
Bert il4 iteissHbe Guiriiituns iiber cie
Rsiultaie bes bsutiteu Sau4boottrse'
|sss in 9eSug aui bic norpegil4e
|S4iffabr1, unb S4iffseiseutAiiHer
bsiteben barauf. Dab norpesii4e
S9iffe beitiidt perOer.
8einabe en- Srittel ber uorDegi'
Iden Sanbelsmariue purbe bon ben
Oeatidbea seritDrt unb $50 wtatroien
ipurben sstSbtst. 54iffseisentbiimr
ertlaren, bdb bic Suu&boote auf bic
ueberlebeuDen torptoirter nortDesii9er
Gabrseuse ftbiebsn, I'm su Oerbiuoern.
bab 9eri9te iiber bds p6lterre&tsiDis
brise SanbeIn uah RprtDesen selau.
gen. lInb bicie GrtIdrung i6eini Iid
baourd gu beitdtigen, bab ieit &ur3em
iiber 5ipansis RettInssboote 5tpiiheu
England unb Rprpeseu gduali& per'
ihpdnben.
91es2bmiral Sporre, friiber bas
9aupt Der norlpegiiben Marine, piro
in Der Sibuns bes StOrtbiug ain
Wfiftipo1 glbenb bic Rssierung frassu,
mas IN gs,us auf bic gngross9sr'
nidtuns norip@iidsr Sdiffs. nit .is
uem grpben 0ernft an Wfenidenle'
ben. si3ebeu .iei Ooer setbaH nerSsu
piirbe.
Wsan srtpartet, bab bie Regierung
sebrungen tperbsr pirb. Sdnbslss
it5iffe fir BE DeIsufpe su beifilden.
Die asttortitel IN perIhiebeneH Bet,
tungen p.ifen sineu energif6erm Sol
drf, als gu irssnb timer 3eit felt BEN
glusbrud bes arieges. Die -Sibsus
SegH' !. 9. faet:
Die 3erit6rurg nprpegifher
G9iffe bat isbt bas sefdbrli4ife Stn.
biirn-erreitht, neil Sie Tentfden pifs
fen, bob es fir iit MT tetner e,efabr
berbnnbcn IN, ein S4iff. bos bic nor
pegi|4s o1aoos Slar&s GneRwsijka.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19

-Deutffe SpiOne beltadri9tissn
bic llnterfesboote bon Der abfabrt Der
S9iffe BON nortpegii9su Sdfen. Dir
bdbeu isst bereits 420 S9ifie Don su,
Iaurmen 650,00O Gonneu Derloren.
Dia bic Resisr,tns partsn. bis bic
sdnsc 5anbelsfIotte 5erit6rt 1T, ebe lie
aniere S9iffe pertbeibigt9 llnirsn
Seeleieu 1T es nerboten, ii6 ielbl gu
pertbeibisen unb bic Rsgierung fdbr.
fogdr nod fprt, bic &tsfubr BON
gidel nab SeutfdIanb gu geftatten,
ber fir bic SeriteIisug bon 9orpsbos
oertpenbet ipirb.'
Das ~DagbIabet~ frdst: son uus
ieren Watroftu erIaubt fem, iid5 su
bertbeibigen, iperrn fie angegrtffer.
perbena Rein Rortpeser tpirb Derfehs
len, bic redhe 4Htport gu sebn. Doa
Nor'pegif4e Doll sla,ibt nidt, bab es
fifr etne neItrale 5oubdsflptte ,tn
unre4t in, ii9 gegen bic neuen 9efab,
rem sur Gee gu pertbeibigen."
Sds offi3isle Blatt bes &o5inetg
aber fast: ~Sie Sorpebtrung mortpeat.
f6er G6iffe tonifruirt teine gerles,
urg Der HeutraIitGt bic EN- nifitaris
i4es gorsebeu u0tbis nsa9ea fpirbe.' =