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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Americans I'D e'f Fire
By Albert Payson Tethul, !
copyisht 1917 by the Press Publishing Co. trhe Now York
No. 12-The Surrender OF Yorktown.

=
patriotic Victories and in spite OF alliance with France the Bh sn
Of these
powerful British conuni
foothod Of
either would the Of British hopes That ~ asaoa
n The
proceeded daring II AZ military
southwark ieeuned
a Clntons
he shifted the Of his march, Before Clinton
and unprepaed Corvallis
Acting In with French fleet ana French
paiots
by land The fleet barred his escape by He
IS
military etqse the
officers serving under Amert.
THE general q
PLAYED this by
the highest military honor the gift Of France Almost no
received
that the Father His Country also
rush to him. Clinton at ence
warshps sent them to his colleagues
with his intact The would have
longer and brilliant master
would hav nothing.
American fought
relieving
prevented it from making any progress at al. =. -
the beginning the end
comwais despaing
mna snrane up And no vessel could nut 10
suRRENoERs Yorktown garrison
| and Of ammunition There was no hope
despair October w.
(Clnons reached the mouth OF
this the
rh victov yorktown
tnsands The British prime
minister IordN And he cried aloud
| over! 1t Is all Overt
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Yes! / went and joined the army EN-
done MY b;oons:n 5!:.
That's the bloke what put my pot on.
Yes! 1 keeps i'm in my kit.
Ho. e amt proper soft-nose. Just
the end off on the SLY:
'Es the only one what got me, but i've
card 'em passing by. .
God Almighty! Yes. I've card a-many
of 'em passing by.
Passing by! Passing by! WV a
little whistlin' sigh.
"Searly got you that time. sonny.
just a little hit too high"
Or a "crack" like Jack. look out
there! Keep yer cad down. mind
yer eye!"
But they're gone an far behind yer
fore you'll ear 'em passing by.
Yes, ! lay from Toosday morning I'LL
the wensday afternoon.
I'm the Black Watch took their
trenches ZEN it woke me from a
swoon.
was flamin', nearly mad wi thirst
ZEN pain 'en fit to cry.
| w.
me carcus. passing by.
God Almighty! Yes. cheered 'em as
l card 'em passing by.
Passing by! Passing by! Trippin'
fallin', gcttin' nigh,
Gettin' nearer to the trenches, 'en
you'd ear a Tommy cry:
Don't forget the Belgian wtmmin
nor the little BARNS, forbyc!"
God. I wouldn't be German whcr
+, them men was passing by.
! Then they gathered us together an
they sorted out the worst
What they called the ''stretcher cases
--an' they tended to US first,
They was overworked and crodwed. 'eI
the doc 'ud give sigh.
| Homeless, that case''-"That one also
-speakin' softly. passing by.
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The Herald says that the mayor of
Chicago has been weighed in the bal
ance and found wanting, meaning, we
suppose, that ne wants German votes
rather than those of patriots.
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The first years trial oil prohibition
in the Province of Ontario was COM
pleted yesterday. There are interest
ing statistics. The commitments to
prisons for drunkenness have decreas ed
between seventy and eighty per cent.
! The total number in the jails shows
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The Hamburg Echo says frankly
that the German people do not care
a damn for Herr Wilson. This lnlor-
nation is valuable. The president now
knows where to head in.
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regiment.

Germany may sheer at the sever
ance of relations by Costa Rica, but
every little counts and the COSTA
Ricans are capable OF getting as angry
rs the big fellows.
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For the hard winter which may be
the buckwheat crop is one of the best
in recent years. AS a breakfast food,
buckWheat cakes have succeeded in
standing off all the attacks OF dieti-
tians and will be with MS as usual. war
or no War.
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Now that kerensky has proved him.
SELF a comeback there is but one choice
in the first presidential primaries OF
the new republic of Russia.
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AS TO how long the Russian sltua-
ton may drag on there is no telling 1t
NAV be with us until We have the
single tax.
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1t might be a good idea to turn
the speed maniacs loose on the
Germans IndianapoliS News.
Fine! Missoula will contribute
regiment.
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Italians excellent targets against the
background OF white snow. However,
when there is hot fighting to do the
Italian Alpine troops don snow white
suits and even paint their rifles white.
ac1nilA saanA2foaA.a hams specifically invisible.
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4 wise spinster says It's better to
be laughed at because you are not
married than not to be able to laugh
because you are.-Chicago News.
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Talk of the TOlvf1

MissouGh recruiting office: 1t Is now
necessary to present registration cards
and give red ink" numbers.
Whats your serial humber" asked
the recruiting officer.
Cereal." the SWede asked
Sure, serial" replied the officer.
oh" calculated the son OF Eric.
with the hight or understanding IN his
eye, AYE tank aye like Cream Of
Wheat"
At Mare Island Cal. where a dozen
University Of Montana men are train
ing with the u. S. marine corps, a
football team is being organized to
play against California colleges, among
them the University of California. On
the team will be several husky heroes
from the northwestern conference,
known to Missoula people for their
playing here.
Just what Montana's part will be no
one knows. but it ought to be PROM
| inent. Sanderson~ and Molthen. var
| sity stars Of last year. are in the camp
| and others who were prominent in
other branches of sport may turn to
| football for diversion. Montana might
we'll dominate the squad, with big
! Paul Dornblaser. one of the greatest
! players who ever wore Montanass
| colors. But Dorm, according to word
from the camp. isn't Going to join the
| squad.
l Germany would call off the war if
some Of the spies in California could
see Dornblaser in action in football
toys, but evidently the camouflage
corps has forbidden an early show of
! strength.
Dornblaser, by the way. Is one OF
the most popular men in the camp
according to word sent home by other
Montanans. Though there are thou
sands of marines at Mare Island
everyone knows and likes and speaks
lwell OF DORM lie and the univer.
sity's other husky representatives are
winning a splendid reputation fol
Montana among admiring Californians
Frank Phillips, who failed to appeal
, soon enough to be included official!
! with the first contingent to leave fo
American lake, announced yesterda!
: that he had been called to go will
, the boys who leave next Sunday.
"Of course" said Frank, I'm no
/ sure vet that ] will go for it seems L
! be my fate to remain. I'm hanGin
$ around the depot pretty close and
think that will get down at the sta
ton about 6 o'clock next Monda
morning and be sure and get In o
| that roll call
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Passing By
Bv Lieutenant Leslie Rider Bumpus.

lieutenant sumpus imperial field ARTILLERY killed IN
80. the subonsd he
wounded in cap
hospital Cairo Egypt No vees
impression h
rhued o London
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1t is especially, appropriate to say
that a squad OF aviators rose up In
arms.-Columbia Is. C.) State,
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So far nobody has named a chill
Exemption" but then the war J
young yet.-Pittsburgh Gazette.
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The way of the transgressor Is
down grade.-Toledo Blade:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19

Many man who starts an argu-
ment is finished by it.-.Binghamton
Press.
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Our climate Is changing. Now the
year consists Of seven months OF in
tense cold and seven months of ex-
cessive heat.-Deseret News.
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BY the time q woman thoroughly
understands the ms and outs Of love
she is usually too old Is caro- any
thing about it.-Chtcago News.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19

Boosting is a poor means Of: boost.
ing ones self.-Albany Journal
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The small boy who announced
there amt goin' to be no CORE" was
a pioneer food OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ledo Blade.
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And there are people who would
rather spend real money than crack o
smile.-Binghamton Press.
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Hits From Sharp Wits

Some folks act as though they were
worrying so as to keep their minds
off their real troubles.-Blnghamto
Press.
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Life Is a grind. Had you rattle
turn the stone or be the axe?-Mem
phis Commercial Appeal.
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The reason why potatoes aren't an!
cheaper than they are Is that ther'
are so many of .them this season ina
it costs more to dig 'em.-bostoi
Transcript.
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1t certainly is a funny thing to hear
a man plead that his conscience"
won't permit him to do his duty
philadelphia Inquirer.
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".Man's biggest success" says Lima
Beane, lis in living happily ever
after"--Toledo Blade.
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RELIEF POLICY
Continued from First PaGe.)

summarizing dispatches printed IN
the Swedish n%wSpI perS. LlInllar 10
those published here. showed thai
even the Scandinavian countries are
getting no news Of what is transporting
in Russia. except through the cnntTnll-
ed agencies at Prtrograd
Until the situation clears the state
department and war department Will
make no announcement aS to The
probable effect Of the change at Pet
rOgrad upon the relations OF the Unit
cd States with Russia and the conduct
of the war against Germany.
Ii is apparent that there is still 4
lingering hope in the Official mind that
the revolution may b. localized In
PctroGrad and that knrrnsky may eS-
cape 10 rally around him the elements
necessary la re-eStablish his govern.
mcnt al Moscow or some other point.
Even failing in This some Of the ad-
ministration officials are confident
that before very long ont Of the pres
ent chaos in Russia will emerge d!
sound and stable government. Secre-
tary Baker voiced this opinion.
II am great believer" he said.
"in the ability of the Russian people
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ROTTEN PHONE SERVICE
National aad Bell Systems V!etng eth
Each Other for HoEorS in Civ
ing inefficient Service.

The National r"I.rh"u" Company IS
th" I;.lI system in giving
rink service. L. Ii% Subscribers ana hr"c-
,ntor.. this WAS: thought t" b. m mpns-
:ihl., task Neither $y:'t"m gives g'md
service hut the recent efforts nt I'll" Ma
tinnal--if it can IL. 50 dcSiEnat"d-is
awful.
Without making any excuses for The
Bell. it is knuwn th"t th"E are Install
ing q great underground system. which
they promise. when completed. Will
equal any system n"| III existence in
cities Of the s:ric size as Wheeling.
IF llc city wins lis suit for acQuiSi-
ton of the National Telephone 'Umra-
ny it will h" handed only another LEM
on" remarked Il subscriber yesterday.
after an experience in trying 10 Ert, an
operator to receive Il call.
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BRITISH VICTORY
CONTINUED from Page One.)

the north British airplancs are fol-
lowing up the retiring Turks and bomb
ing them. Forty Turkish guns were
captured. says tho British official state
ment announcing the Ottoman retreat.
British and French naval forces arc
cooperating against the Turkish com.
munications along the Mediterranean
coast
The announcement follows:
General Allenby reports that on his
right. the enemy is retiring on Hebron
and that our troops hanpercd his re-
treat. capturing prisoners and trans
port. our mounted troops. advancing
through Jamamrh and Hui. thirteen and
min" miles respectively east of tiaZa
reached thc south bank OF the Wad
EIeSu. eleven miles north nf the old Tur-
k:sh front. establishing contact without
forces advancing from Gaza. Thc&" lGt-
ter captured the northern bank Of tho
Wadi li"Su and Herbich. reaching the
railway and turning the positions pre-
pared by the enemy on the river"
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PUBLIC SALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

rr riru. ~ tie authority ynS.ed IN the under
srrrd s1-rai commissioners. under decree ~ me
Circuit CouT- q. thi" CAN'T. WeSt Virginia cntrTtd
nn the ard ,lar If October 1917. in thGncef1 Ordes
Rock 40 ~ pare So. II CALLS IN chGnccFJ therein
;-4,dns in which Car! ". E,s. executor 81 The cstIto
II Charles Els decreased. Is plaintiff and Carl W. tia
and uth-rs defendants. sald commissioners Will
sell At the north fr"H: doe q ID" C"u;f HOUSE ~
Ohio County il Wheeling. West Virginia II public
auction To the hghrs, md hest bidder therefor on
SATT'RnAI. NOVEMBER 18TH. 1917.
commencing At 10 n'rfrL i II. of THAI day the fol-
lowing described property shat Is TO say: All ulo
foIlrrnr described resi- estate SITUATE IN ssld CITY
., Wheeling l-.inx lota numbered tscnty-ciSht Us,
ard twrnty-n:rc 80 si:uAe LYNX nnd being on Inc
S.ulh sid" 81 High Street IL SIuNr thir'y t1ol Oh
Euct. Vista ..r.d:Jon To the city OF Wheeling. a.
shown on ! map Of the City ~ Wheeling. puhnahed
hy + w Ee,,s Il Co. in 1871. said lois arc north OF
lots numbers! six i6l and smcn ~ In SluAre Nc.
10 Aforesaid rarh !ot frnnts htrty-thrr" ("S) IN
.hr s,r,in side OF High Street: rncE running back Of
EQUAL width " lots numbered sII fG) and ScreH N)
Aforesaid Irinr tho property. conveyed to
Charles Els BY jennie ". Mlligan. Guardian and
others by drcd da;ri ur l"h day OF March. 1--WE
md rcCorr, in tho Office Gf tho cloTE q thc county
court Of Ohio County. Wefs Virginia. IN Dcea BOOK
Nn ,CS Page ls2
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-thIrd Of the purchase
money and much irn:c as Tho purchase elects 70
rav cash In hand day IL SAT-. ana Inc reacuo II
ANY, in Two ronaI inrsa!lmrnts payable In S1 and
,r,y- InCths reap-iiIS frtnn TIE day OF sale. the
p,rch,se- giving his Eo;rs therefor. with security "
r,-nur-r1l iy Spera! Commissioners iflJAoic 70 SAID
>r,s, Commissioners ~ order. with interest from
Jsic. pa,abr sr4n annually. the leSal ;!:!e Tn The
aid real estate not In lie conveyed - the purchaser
until the rati7r purchase noErT and Interest Shall
have bSsn paid
CItAs 3 MORRISON.
GEO. 4. EENEEE.
aT.cial tDrnlSsitr1er1
l,nn !. kIuEhaui. Cle:k Of ;hr Sa!d Cir7nt
,'r.. do hereby certify ih.: the above named sperhi
,,,r. .,.lc-s ar- heretofore gwen thu hHld and Sc
Guilty ~ rcluirr-i hy he said decree md BY law
JOHN J.. KISGUDRS.
i7rIN u the Circuit cuu::. u; Dido County "S
yi-..r,, n-S-lo-l1-a
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n-1o-l7-24-d-1-

office regarding military operations in
Franco and Belgium says:
we made q successful raid last night
Ia tho eastward Of llarEicourt. Th"r"
vas nothing of special interest = L" re-
port"
PARIS. Nov. 1--WE carried out with
success Inst night SurpriS" attacks III
IN, ArConnc and uu the left hank "t tn"
Ncusc, in the region Of .Nvo""urt w""G
and brought back prisoners. says To-
DAVIS official communication.
.'Thc GcrrnauS mad" tx" attacks AT
tor violent bOlnhardn"ntS. one on cur
rns!tiuns nj Chlunc wood tN"rdum
rraub the other in l.urr;iir" in the re-
lluu of Arraicourt. ThrS" assaults were
rrpulsrtl The enemy suffered serious
losses and left prisoners III our hands
I'm Upper .NSacc ono of our d"'ach-
mentS entered. tine German trenches
northwest Of Bisnl. in the region OF Sep
pniS. After exploring tho positions. de-
stroying shelters and capturing. mater
iat all our men returned TO their lines.
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to establish themselves. If there Is
anything to be learned by history II
IS that a great people like the Rus
-,.ys will be able 10 find themselves
and 10 find that order and liberty 20
hand in hand.
"Thc Russians being 4 great people,
whatever thci: present difficulties
will eventually establish their govern
mcnt In a proper and orderly way
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NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 9.-No
negro soldiers were allowed to leaV"
Camp Sheridan today, as the result
of last nights happenings in tins
city after reports became current that
white men had spirited 4 negro sOIdir;
into the country with the Intention OF
lyrching him. Soldiers captured
white pursuing" the mythical lynch
ing party. were held under guard and
it WAS announced at the camp that
there will be 10 further demnnstra.
tions Of any sort" by the soldiers.
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FOR SALE-Mlscellaneous

Iron. Woodworking and Contractors Ma
chincry. New md second hand Machine
tools. etc. Garage Machinery, Gas and
Gasoline engines. Pumps. Electric No
tors. Engines. Boilers. Flaners. Band
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mani Concrete mixers, 1850 up. Every
thing in machinery and supplies. Special
Prices.
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RUSSIA OUT Of
WAR, DECLARES
FRANK S||NONDS
NOW THE TIME TO
PUT AWAY ILLUSIONS
Italian Disaster the Price Paid
by the Allies for Faith
in Russia
By FRANE n. SIMcNDS
Copyright. 1917. by New York Tribune
Associatiou.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-What
has happened in Russia should
serve to dispcl The last illusion
that may exist anywhere among
the allies as to the possibility OF
effective cooperation with Russia
in the present war. There has
probably been no chance or
Russian contribution since last
June, when Russian soldiers ran
away from the field Of victory in
Galicia, shouting the battle cry Of
anarchists IA they fled.
There shoud/be an end to all
illusion Russia is ont Of the war.
Russia has been 10 all inIents and
purposes out Of the war since the
revolution achieved the disorgan-
ization of the armies, and the col
lapse in Galicia terminated serl-
Gus hoAtillties on the eastern
front. Failure to appreciate this
fact has led to The Italian diSas-
ter. Italy has been overwhelmed
by troops Withdrawn from The
Russian front. either with ar
without the connivancc OF those
who control Russian affairs. The
worst that could happen from a
Russian detection happened when
Cadornas northern army WAS
crushed along the lsOn%0. The
price OF the Russian desrrton is
being paid on the Venetian plain.
III, hn of thn
allies TrverseS.
1t is y matter OF little import
anCn whether Russia concludes Il
separate peace with Germany or
not. Apart from the moral "fI"c'
Of such a procedure. il is of no
consequence. lirncciurt" whdln-
or Russia preserves a nominal
front in the east or moi. the Ger
man and Austrian troops will BE-
Withdrawn n will and tho troops
that arc employed in the east will
be troops that arc no; available
for immediate use on the western
front
Tine United States should cease
at once 10 send any supplies or to
make any loans 10 Russia. The
allies should cease HI once 10 per-
NIT foolish optimism or vain
hopes To brcl"ud III" facts 80 lar
as their OWN populations arc con-
rcrncd. because this would mean
simply postponcment Of the
moral effect Of the Russian des?r-
iiOn mill :, lIicr limo
We have al 10 fac" facts in this
WAT. and most Of The allies blum
dcrS 50 far have arisen from the
inability 10 discriminate between
faces nl:d Illusions. The whole
wratci"d history Of The allied
bunSli?@ IL ~" balkans rests
upon The foundation OF IN ideal.
ism applied TO situation in
which the gvnsSc>i materialisIE
WIS bound to. prevail. The Brit
i#h and the French continued to
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NATURALIZATION APPLICATIONS

Sidney Leonard Reid Of London,
England. local druggist filed his de
clara ton for citizenship in the federal
office Yesterday. Petition for na;urali-
cation was filed by Joseph Matusake.
Russian, mill worker. of Benwood.
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AUTOMOBILES

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SEVEN HUNDRED TO EAT

The Mems brotherhood Of the First
English Lutheran church is arranging
to serve fully 700 persons At the meat
less dinner to be- given in the church
dining room. Sixteenth street. Thurs
day evening.
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ct wonder what the German people
think Of raidinG open cities"
"Oh. just what the Kaiser tells them
to think about it"-Lifc-
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Sale Of Real Estate
For Taxes:

following dscr.Yl S or lots of r' I
punir
uf
dfrurn thr attru
u - shall wi DC %cLa
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