davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-29
Three-I LEAGUE,
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National, LEAGUE

At st. Louis-St. Louis 4, Chicago l..
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn So Phila-
delphia 81.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Gin
cinnati 2.
At New York-New York 8, Boston
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-29
American League.

At Cleveland-St. Louis 5, Clev
land i.
At Chicago-Detroit 6, Chicago
(second game postponed; rain).
At Boston-Boston 3-5, New Yor
20.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
0olf I'M 9unfeln.
5ranSDiiide 3eituas prDteitiert
aesen Gerbeimlihuas.
6rei6sit in SentidlanO.

Barcelona, 10. 2lug. (8oitgeridt) J
Ser allgenlein III 6ranfreth berr.
idlenoeu ltu5ufrieoenbeit nit Der
iibliden &orentbaltung Der g8obr.
belt ieitei5 Der fran3oiiideu 6egie.
rung uno 3eniur miro IN einem
2eitortifel Der 3eitltng 12e 8ro.
gres" in 2Don 9lus0ruf nerlieben.
Gin abihnitt oieie9 lIrtifeIs bat
oeu folgenoen g8ortluut:
n90ufig boben mir na6geIuht,
bcB man rns, ebenio pie in eng.
lono, bier in 6rdnfrei9 iiber uniere
&erlulte uilterri6te uno Die 8er.
oifentli9ung Der feinoli6en 8erih.
te uno oaS Selen feinoliher 3eitln.
gen geitatte. g8enn man beoenft, ooB
man in 8euti6lano Die Sreibeit ge-
nieBt, aue Nfonote Die peroffentli6.
ten 8erluItlilten Die ointli6en 9e.
rtbte mtieres &auptquartiers uno
Die ouslanoii6en 3eitllngen leien gu
tonuen, Damn enlpfinoen mir eine
mnbre 8entiitigune.~
9ie beiogte 3eitung erbebt aud
oogegen einiprltf, D1B bic frarl56.
iiihe Regierung nod ni1t Die Grfla.
rungen oe5 9lrbeiter- uno SoIoaten.
rates in Betersburg iiber Die Grie.
6ensfro9c oer0ffeutlid)t babe, Die Die
3eniur benz 95ubliflIm ipitemotiid
prrbeimIid1t
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
9icne 1lnrnben.
SSn DER ipaniiden PrOOin5 aatas
lOnien 'ausgebrUheu.

3ablreide Spfcr an Menidcnlcbcn.
Barcelona, 6ponien, 18. Qtuguit
(per &urier an bic fron3oIiI4e 9rens
5e.) Sn Barcelona uno ben bena9s
barten Stdoten babeu felt lebtsn
9lontog, no Elm aQgemeiner Streit
proilamiert nurbe. beftige llnruben
itattgefunoeu. Ulebrere gerionen
purben Our9 bon Den 0d6ern Der
6auier abgeieuerte G9ife get0tet,
Gegen eini9e Der 9duier puroe Qrs
tiuerie in Qnpenoung ge6raht.
Gs bstBt, baB in Bilbao unD 6ds
rngofa eine Republit ertIdrt purbe,
bod lit cine 8eitdtigung Der 9es
ri4te nidt gu erIangsn.
2lns li6sraIen .3eitungsn fnb I'M.
terbrudt norben. Die 2rmees Reierpi>
ten BON 1914 uno 1915 pur0en tpiss
Der gu ben Gabnen 9erufen.
paris, q. 4ugult. Rad amtlis
den S9dBuugen purben BEL ben
iiingiten lInruben in Spauien in
Barcelona 81. in MnbriD IL, in
Bilbao 328, in 9erba 4 qerionsn gs>
t0tet. Die 3a6l Der 8erpuuosten iit
ni4t feit3uiteIlen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
@eueralltreif
Ser Sdiffbauer ssseu Hew
gorfer gScrften belbIDNcu.
SnnOesluerft bctrpffen.

glep gort, %. 2tuguit. Der 8es
neraIitreit, peIder geItern DON Der
@slperti9att Der Sdiffbouer be-
f9loFen nurbe, lit nod nidt ertlGrt
r3orben, uno 8unoesbeamte, pelhe
aus BaTbington eingetroffen iinO,
perOen perIu9en, eine @ermttteIung
berbei3ufiibren.
Die S9iff6auer perlangen einen
5agelpbn BON $3.50 unb begriinben
ibre 6orberung nit ben ungebsursn
prOFiten, psl9e aae 8erften ma6en,
uno an benen Iie tbren 2lnteil baben
nolIen.
3u ben werften, auf pelden bic
4rbsit toden tpiirbe. penn oieStreit>
orbre ausgefiibrt nirb, geb0rt bic
Marineperft in 8roptlnn. 10000
MnI9initen unb S9miebe Itub be-
reits ousitdnbta, urb Der Streit niirs
be i'm gan3en 10000 BON Der 4rbeit
a65ieben.
Sin monn 9omens Robert u. 8us
tberforo, Better Der Sobn 8ai3IeD
@iieniperte, bebduptet, baB Der
Strett<burd Die b6ien 0eutT6en bers
anlaBt lit uno nia perIu6eu, bic
Sunbssbeh0rOen gum @ini9reiten 5u
peranlaiien.
philadelphia, %. au9uIt. Mebrere
bunOert 9efeli9miebe unD 8ebilfeu,
nelhe auf 0erften am 9slopore
arbeiten, iinb am Streit. sic perz
longen mebr 2obn uno tiir3ere 2tr-
beitsseit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
Wtarntfe
0Ieitet ben syransOien aus ben
SdnOen.
glieberIn0e iibsE glieberIase.
gOpSrisss SnasrsaAOaai SsIm SsrSsss

Maorib, 10. 9luguit. (poItbsriht.)
Die Barrier 3situns s2e Wlatin" oer'
offentlid9t iiber bic NieoerIagen, bic
bic 6ran3oIen in Marotto erlttten
boben, ben foIgenben 8eriht:
rllnIere Sruppen boben i'm nDro'
li9en 2lfrita NieberIase iiber 9lies
berlage erlitteu, uno penn mir nidt
pon Ssiten einiger Stdmme on Der
8eftdIte BON Uturotto lluteritiiBung
erbielteu, 10 ipdre es I'm bic frons
30iii4e 9errI6aft in ienem 3etIe oes
2anOes. auf bas mir 70 grobe 0offs
nungen geiebt bdtten, ihIe4t bes
lteat. g}ur nit ben olergrDbten
Shpierigteiten t0nnen iidb unlere
2lbteilungen, bic unter Qeutemangel
leioen, bolten. 2eiosr iiebt ii9 bic
MliIitdrpsrpaItung oni9eiuenb nibt
in Der Gage, peitere Sruppen nab
Marotto biniiber gu Ienoen, neil ole
osrfii96aren MonnI4ofteu gegen
OeutI9lano eebrau9t tperben, 70 bab
unIere brapen Solooten in Qorbafrts
ia seipiTermoBen auF Derlorenem pos
ten Ieben."
Die 3eitung beri9tst fsrner in ibs
rem artitel. bob i'm Wldr3 bic Wlis
litdritation Der Sran5oien BEL Wles
baua BON bem Stomme 4rtbuamra
3eritOrt porben lei, nobel Der Roms
monoont getotet uno Elm frnns0IiIcher
Oberit unb mebrere Offi3iere gsfans
gen genommen lpurben. 2luberoen ers
beuteten, lpie 6eri6tet tpiro, bic @ins
eeborenen bel bieIer GsIsgenbeit cine
grobe Qu5abl 9elpebre, WloI9inenges
pebre uno 2ebensmittel. @noe 2lpril
puroe elm neues GTpeoitionstorps,
Oem bisle fron36iiTbe Offi5iere au9es
borten, bis auf ben leBten Monu bers
Int6tet. Sm Moi mubte Itb bic
inter rem 8efebl 0es Generals RoteI
itebenoe Qbteilung, bic F9 bis 3ur
Dale BON Snrnp oorgelpagt bate, uns
ter furhtbaren 8erIuiten 3uriid3ies
ben. Dlitte s5unt puroe Der Obsrit
Slot nit Ieinem seIamten Stabe bon
auIrubrerii9sn 8ebuiueu, bic iib et'
ma 3psi Monate oprber Der Grpebi'
Itionstruppe ongeI6lpFen batten, ers
morOet, unb i'm Suli iab iih @ene'
raj Rotet gen0tigt, feline Iebte bsfe'
| litigte SteIIung bel 5e3a auf3ugeben.
Gr befinbet fi4 gsgenndrtis NIT feis
ner Qbteilung auf Dem Riid3uss mad
| Der R0rbtiiite.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
Srottarten eingeiiibrt.
ShusiS Siebt iif Den Sduiahtriemen
euGer.

Bern, %. 2tuguIt. 9as grpttar=
tenipitsm piro our4 9sidlub oss
8unbesrates am 1. Sttober bieles
Sa9res au9 in Der S6pei3 einge<
fiibrt iDernen. Der Sageperbrnu6 iif
caf $50 9ramm 8rot fir bic Gin3els
perion feitgeIeBt, 5u5iigIi4 500
9ramm Me6l i'm Monat. 3n;ebaf
uno SUDDEN biirfen aud nur ssgen
aarten perobfol9t meroen.
I'm ben GobIenperbrau9 ein5us
I6rdnten, bat Der 9unossrat be-
itimmt, bab fprtan fir ollie nit 5i!fe
Oou aobIe ansssfiibrtsn me4oniifen
4r6eiten Die GrmG6tigung oes 9uns
oesbepartements fir pffsntIi@e Wobl.
fabrt erforoerIi9 Iein fou. 81eater,
Wuiit6alen uno onosre Uffentlihe
4nitoIteH lniiFen Frub3eitig geid.ofsn
iDerpsn. Der 8srtuuf Oon parniep
Speiisn iit mad 9 llbr abenbs Derb0s
Ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
SeuIenped
@nroe aus SHoisu mad GnglauN
eiHgeidlleppt.

2on6on, %. 9(Eg. &ntlider 2ln-
fiin0iguug 3ufolge hat Der am -.
2luault i'm 8rooe5eno bon goHl5aD
eingetroiiene Gampier .gid9aun
bier Oil Der @eulcnpeit erfrantte
Gerioueu mitaebraht, oie al5balo in
eas 0ortige 3oipitol iibergeiiibrt
Doren f10. Cine oapon ii. bereits
gcitor6eu. Sed]s neitere Gpfer bic
ier itleuBIidleu Seudle rUoren bereits
ouf Der 5abrt III Oas g3eer ncrientt
poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
Seraiiten @ras.
y YlOtters "peruriaden Gin Sirb'
iterben in HUuiIiann.
9IanIfOrb fir ct. 3Onis.

ct. 2ouiS, Mlp., %. 2(uguF.
8erIonsn, ipeI6e bic 8eteiligung oer
8ereinigten St0aten am ariege elmer
0ffentli6en &ritit unter5ieben Dber
Die 8erfailung8mdbigteit beS3pangss
ausbebungsgeiebes in 6rage 3ieben, iino
obne peiteres gu oerbaften unb bis
gum Gintreffen peiterer QnpeiIung
bon bem 8unoesiuIti3 Department
feit5ubaIten. 9ieier neuelte 8efeb!
0es bieiigen 9pIi5ei6efs gOung puroe
bur6 eineu Brief BON Der n2lmsricau
9efenIe Societp" peranIoBt, in peIs
dem berartige DIientIi6e MeinunsSs
duBerungen ol8 IanoesberrdteriI9 be-
5etAnet nuroen.
s@IOtterS" persiftcn Grus.
Benton, Qa., %. 2tu9ult. 3abIs
reibe 5ooesfGae BON aiibsA, S9pets
ne unb anoerem @ie9. beren llrId9en
pie 3ierdr5te ni9t srfIdren t6nnen,
iperben elmer nfabrenosn 8anbe" 5us
geIhrieben, bic por tur3em in Der
Na6bdrIhoft i9r 6elolager ouFges
f9logen bate,
@lebr @erihp5rnnasnnflasen.
Gan 5rancisco, %. 9tuouIi. gi6t
neniger ais 10 periOneu puroen ge-
fern Don ben 9unbesgroBgef9pprsz
nen lpe9m 8erIeBung Der neuerlafes
nen &riegsgeieBe in autlage3uitano
perIebt.
Ge6tsanpaIt Daniel O'GouneI,
Der nod ieiner 8eoe auf Der s.
Qmeritaniiden &onferen3 fir Osmos
tralie unb acknowledgement" pers
6aftet unb ur!er $4,000 9urai9oft
geIteQt poroen mar, ipurbe nit feds
anberen angetIagt, perIudt 3u ba6sn,
Die 0ur9fii6rung bes 3pangsauss
6ebungsgeIebes gu perbinoern.
8egen 2uurence be 2dtep, 6erauss
geber pon ,29e 2eober", uno Daniel
s. 9orne0b. Gigentiimer elmer Shub=
parenbonOIung, Iautet bic 2tntlugs
oobin, fia peri6Dofsn gu baben, bic
Jlu9t beS frii6eren oeuif6en @enes
raltonIuIs 6ran3 8opp uno @i3es
toniuIs Barron bon Sdod aus Dem
8efdnguts ugi Der 2(ngelinieI gu err
m0glihen.
Gup s. 8rougbton, Friiberer Sns
itruitpr Der @bemie an Der llnioeriitdt
pon Galifornien, nib beIdulDigt, fif
gepeigert gu baben, ii4 t0rperIi6 fiir
Die 3pangsausbebung unterIuden gu
IneiIn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
Mltimen nken.
9IugeblidJe SriegS gOOOlers iinbcn
feline 0Iraen.

SEEN gorf, %. glug. Or. @enrp
SeIiguau unO 2o3nru5 Sacobion
iino in oas Gapnlono gtreet.8e.
idnguis in groofIDn eingeliefert
moroen, 6a iie Die 9iirgibdit Don
$4,000 nidt aui5utrriben Dern1oA.
ten.
8eiben miro 5ur 2oit geIegt ge-
itedltngsgeI0er iiir ole 9eireiung
non @iiIitdrpfli4ti9en nnsanonnlcn
gu ha6ea.
gIeiD gorf, p. 2(ug. aalman
@ruber purbe geiiern bon ban Gez
i4porenen fir iduIois ertldrt, ii4
on Der 9tnnabme Don 9eitedungs.
gelOern fir ariegs6sfreiung betsi,
Iigt 81 babeH, uno 5u spei s{a9ren
i'm gunoes3uGt6ous in QtIanta Ders
urteiit. 2it aleide Strafe ba.ten
feline Wlitan9etlcg;cn 81. g. 3.
8srfelo uno 8. 3. G6erp, Die iia
I ri1ul6ig bsiannt 5atten. ON Gage
bDrber erbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
gteuer Wertraa
3uiideH Der Sdjruei3 nnO 9cntid'
lamo ii6er @irtidJaftsfrageu.

Earis, p. glng. Nus 3iirih trifit
Die orobtloie @leloung eiu, oaB Die
Sdmei3 lmo Geutidlan6 elm neues
@irtihaftsabfommen getroffcn ba'
ben. Ger 8ertrag wuroe gcitern III
Bern unter3eif)net.
gSie es ideint, bat iid Die
Sdmei3 bereit erfIdrt, 2eutidlanO
fiir neln W2onate monatlih 40,'
100000 6rancS uor5uitreden, moe
9egen Qelltidlono iid oerpilittet,
Der Sdmei3 monotlid 100000 Eon'
nen Qohle III lieiern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
amrdl @eraIeidl erLeoiat.
Sda6enSflage gegen 6anOelStnndI-
boot ,9cutidllano."

probioencs, R. s., p. 2(ug. Die
9egen bas aeuti6e 9anOslstaa4boot
aDeuti4lano" aabdn9is gemaGts
S4o0eneriabtlage pegen 9eriens
tung bss S6Isppsrs rs. u. Scott
il. upf Der IeBten Qusfabrt aus
oem 5afsu bon getp 2onoOn 6at
bur9 auBergsridtlt1en 8erg!eia
lire Grleoi9ung qefunoen. gei BEN
llu9liidsfan berIOrsH, iuie erinnerz
lih, Der adDitdn BEE G9ieppers,
}obn Gurnep, io9ie bic gau5e Be
iobung BON c;sr Wann ibr 9sbsn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
MtmnttlonsbeDarf
Seft GnalauO ielber, SanaOas
SSrD0nft Dill nunOtig.
lisbsrsauG sur srieOsnsarbcit.

Sttopo, Ont, %. 0lug. 0}it Ser
SerItelluua DOR @iunition miro III
aonooa aufgeDort, oa ite I'M aage-
meinen niht nlebr ben0tigt miro.
giner 9efonutrnupumg 0es britt.
ider Muritionsbe5orre 3uiolge piro
cine gln5abl BON 6abrtten luie0er
ibre 6rieoensarbeit oliinebmen. 9ln.
Oere meroen nod in nerminoertem
NtoBe Mti,1ition beriteIlen, uno Ct.
rige menige, nethe geruiiie Spe8ia.
Iitdten beriteIleu, bIeiben in poaem
9etrteb.
Die SerIteIlilne bon Munition bat
in @roBbritannien einen ioIden I'm.
lang angenommen, 0aB oas 2ono
nidt nlebr nuf Die Ginfubr angeipie.
len lit. Der gc5ug bon @nnition
aus 0en @ereinigten Stnaten mar
i9on friiber eiugeiteat morOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
SapantIdje SiIie
SOll 8nflanbS SdladJtfrOnt nene
StGrfe geben.

garis, %. 2tus. Der rWatin"
befiirportet in sinem ldngeren 2eits
drtifd bic 8ertpsnbung iaponifher
2onOtruppen onitslls Der ruiiiiden
0arniIonen in Sibirien iotpobI lpie
on Der ruTiii4en S4Io9tfront, I'm
ben ruIiilhen Soloaten nls Wluiter
tingebenber Sreus unO pflidtsrfiils
luna 3u bieneN.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26

- 9tm Stid6uitcH jtorben lit
9lid'moHo, @a.. 6rei Yiitglic0er Der
faniiie Sfutuer. Sie mdreH ton
Dtosfitos gebiiicn uno am Yiala.
.rio.5ieber ertrantt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
Sritiid)cs Varldment.
ST fd) aui nabe5a 5uei Wluuate
Dertnat.

Q0n0ou, %. @u0uit. NaS Yorlo.
ment pertagte iid geitern bis 5um
16. Gftobcr. Die felt ben 2InfidIiii.
len oe5 9remierntiniiterS iiber Die
arieoslaqc perfloiiene 3ett tpuroe
nit oer 9lufrauullug elmer an8abl
lnbe6eutenoer MaBregeln, Die |i9
ouf mnere 9lnaeIegeHbeiten beiieben,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26

Ger 8erbano amerifaniidler
gonfiers er0iinet mn q. Scptem-
ber in 2ltIoutic GitD ieine S5abres.
perinnlmluug.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
9a8 GiItruc Sirens.

2(mferclm, y. @uauit. Der
8ei6sia9gabgsor6nete QlarquorOt
Bat tiir8li6 porgsitIagen. DaB cine
liberalere 9erIci9ung oe5 Giisrneg
Greases erfoIgen ioIIte Gaii:c
@l6elm bat bic 3otia9e psr0fient>
Ii4t. baB bis gum / ~5uut 2,z50s
coo Giierne areu5e speiter &loIie
serge6en tpurben-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
Raud)perbot
Sol Geemein i'll GcutidJlanS eings
iabrt merOen.

g(nIter0nm, %. 4uguit. 9ic6
einer gfitteilung Der 9erliner Dior.
Genpoit" bcobl5tigt Die Boiisei in
ongeiid)ts DC, 6uebnter.
oen anapp5eit al 3nbaf, oas 9tau.
6m oui Der Gtrobc gu perbieten.
Dieiss 8erbot ioa auf gaH5 Dsuti6s
fou0 o,tsaP0r6uf iDer0eu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26
3chpeIln aerltorl.

Qonoon, y. @uguit. Giner amt.
lidcn gieIouna suioIge bobcn britt.
idje leid)te Sccitreitfraiie ml Der aii.
iie bon Suf.anO eincn Zeppelin ser.
itort. Son Der geiaelmg fam fei.
ner nit bern 3e6en oanon.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-26

9pnbon, p. 4uguf. syn elmer
Sonferens ber 5anoeIstammer nit
9eriretern Der Giitn6abaangeIte.lteR
puroe cine giniguns uber bic &6t-
itunoenzJroge sr5isIt nit psIder bic
eifenba1ner einitnsilen sEfrisSsn
Iino. Der ouf hsute ongetanbisie
o!laemeine Strsit purbe eaEsr obgss
jaat. Die llntsrbnnblungen iibsr
bic 2pbAfrGse tpsrbsn foLts:isst
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
father PRAISES
SONS COMP ANTON
Adelore Lafrinh~e Credits
Leonard Swanson With
True HeroiA'm.
FOUGHT WITH STORM
Lad Battled Vainly Against
Blizzard Which Killed
His Partner.
FOUGHT WITH STORM

Il wish Leonard swanson conia
know how much l admire irls heroic
efforts to save my boys llie' salo
Adelore Lafrinire yesterday, speaking
Of the death of his 15year-old son III
the mountains above Potomac SUNDAY
morning. 1T was no small lou Tor
boy 16 years old to carry one 10 Years
old in his arms for more than a. hllie
through a driving snow storm, up q
steep hill and part way down the other
side. My boy was just at thc point
Of pneumonia when the hard Trip ana
the cold took his strength and ne cou'o
60 no further. His companion, young
Swanson lifted him and carried NM
until life seemed extinct lie sh'h
left the body covered. by the roadshlc
and went for help. reaching the ranc n
house Of Pat Hayes at o'clock In 'li"'
morning" Mr.. Lafrinire and ms TWO
daughters came in to Missoula yes
terday, to attend the funeral of their
son and brother. which will be held
this, morning at o'clock, at the church
of st. Francis Xavier. lnterment VIII
be in Missoula cemetery.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
MONTGOMERY BACK.
FROM STRIKE MEET
Chairman Of Clerks to Paw
All Locals Visit.

II. II. Montgomery has returned to
his home here after two months of
service in st. Paul as chairman of the
committee which recently secured i'm
portant concessions from the Northern
Pacific railway for the newly organ
lied Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
and Station Employees. He will leave
soon for a trip west over the Northern
Pacific system. visiting locals of the
brotherhood on the way. Later he
will work eastward, reaching st. Paul
in time for a wage conference to be
held December 9.
The wages schedule is the only dis
ruted matter not yet settled. The
brotherhood, in an agreement signed
October IA, won recognition, an eight
hour day, an advancement rule based
upon seniority. but modified by certain
requirements Of efficiency, and promise
of higher wages.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
EVANS DELIGHTED
WITH CAMP LEWIS
Men in Good Spirits Says
Congressman.

After spending several days visiting
with the Montana boys at Camp Lewis,
American Lake, Congressman John
Evans returned yesterday with the
news that the men are in wonderful
spirits and that the best thing the
people at home can do is to send
them letters.
While at the camp Mr.. Evans ate
with the boys and associated with
them In their barracks. He made it q
special point to see the boys as the
actually i've every day. He also made
several addresses to the thousands Of
soldiers.
II would tell all Montan;
mothers and fathers whose boys are
in training for the great national army
to be of good cheer" said thu
congressman. '"rheir boys are wei
cared for, and II they are home
sick. YOU should be proud Write tC
them often. for they need your letters
| and for the rest, be assured that thu
| wise direction is being maintained
over the mat work and in play"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
College Dorluitory Ready
TO Feed More Students

Mrs. Lucy T.. Wilson. matron in
charge at the womens dOrmitory an
nounccd yesterday that beginning this
noon, all students who IL sire may eat
luncheon at the .iormitary dining room
in Craig hall. aud that there is room
for more regular boarders there nov.
Because of limited Kitchen room 1t has
been impossible thus far this year to
provide for all students who wished to
take meals at the dormitory. Work
of rcmoIeling the kitchen was begun
as soon as it was learned that addi
tional room was needed. This work
was completed yesterday. Transient
boarders will be admitted only ut
luncheon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
Husky Montana Man Winner
of Shot Put at Draft
CantOnment.
OTHERS WATCH HIM
University Athletes Kept
on Sidelines by Lack
of Equipment.

Camp Lewis. American Lake, Wash.
Correspondence. Big Sam Cook
hero Of the famous football game III
which Montana played Syracuse to a
6-to-6 tie. broke into the army lime
light last week by winning the shotput
in a monster track meet held here. He
was the only Montana athlete entered
in the meet. but he put the Grizzlies
among the winners by heaving the shot
80 feet and beating Il field of %, in
Gliding star athletes from all the coll
leges on the coast and husiies from
lumber camps and mines and mills of
the west.
Lack of equipment kept other Mon
tana athletes out of the meet. Mon
tana and Missoula high school might
have been well represented with such
men as Wingficld Brown, Ralph
Sticht. Chris Sheedy. Frank Phillips
and Calvin Doty in the camp. but
those who weren't on duty couldn't get
toys.
Most OF the races were slow. owing
to the scarcity Of running shoes, but a
man entered only as pickles" estab-
uSneu u new PACIFIC COAST army TeCoIO
in the high jump by clearing the bar
at feet 9 Ia inches. In addition
to the regular college track meet pro-
gram the afternoon included an OBJ
stacle race and several tugs-o war
Two brass bands furnished music and
the climax was capped by an aeroplane
which circled low over the field before
disappearing somewhere on the
coast"
After the meet the soldiers had the
pleasure of hearing Alma Gluck The
grand opera star drove down in her car
from Tacoma and gave the music-lov
ers a taste of real singing.
\ little relaxation of this kind is
greatly appreciated at Camp Lewis. 1t
makes for a better spirit and puts more
pep into the drilling. And that is
what the men need now, for the fresh
ness of this life has faded into grind
OF good hard work. The men are
drilling eight hours every day now and
soon will be ready for exercises with
their rifles, which will make them
ready for the trip across.
Rumors in the camp place the date OF
departure early in the year, and the
men are hoping for start then.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
BEGIN EXCAVATION
FOR NEW BUILDING
Turn Ground Upon Site Of
Science Hall.

Work OF excavation for the basement
Of the Science building to be erected
on the campus of the State University
was begun yesterday. This morning
16 men and several teams will resume
the work begun yesterday. Construc-
ton work will be pushed ahead as fast
as possible. The new building will be
situated in the maple grove lying be.
tween the gymnasium building and the
library on the north side of the campus.
Professor James Bonner, superin-
tendent of grounds at the university.
announced yesterday that plans for a
system Of Illumination of the campus
have been completed and accepted by
authorities. Bids will be called for at
once. Work Of construction will be
begun Immediately after the awarding
of the contract.
The plans. which Were drawn up by
Assistant Professor Charles Farmer
of the forest school, call for II lights
mounted on ornamental lamp posts, to
be installed at intervals around the
campus oval.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open CIOggcd Nos
t-iis and Lind Head. Colds.

You feel fine in Il few moments.
Your cold IN head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will
open. The air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dizziness, headache: no hawk
ing, snuffling, mucuous discharges or
dryness; no struggling for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist YOU want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant. antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. let 1t penetrate
through every air passage of the head
soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed
mucuous membrane, and relief comes
instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
SQUe
University Experts Give
Advice Today.

A special food conservation con-
vocation viii be held in the audi
forum OF the slate University ut
1880 this morning. Missoula pee
pie are invited to attend. DIR. W.
c. Bateman Of the chemistry de-
partment will speak on the plIysio
logical effect of food on the hu-
man machine. VI IS Eliza Woods,
instructor in home crono mics, will
talk on food consei.s ation. d. ID.
Richards, secretary OF he chamber
of commerce, will discuss the plans
f,s local food conservuts Mrs.
Lucy f. Wilson, matron n charge
of the women's dormitur. will
spcalr~on the subject, w., e.