davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-23

became indiStiuct and unreal. Then
all too soon she realized that the pur-
pose of her visit was accomplished.
and that she had no excuse for re-
manning longer. She was now armed
with sufficient facts to make a definite
demand upon the federal government
The hOmeward journey was a rep
etition of the journey out. Jose. as
before, was newsgatherer. Hour after
hour they crept toward the border, I'M
til at last they were again laid out on
siding for an indefinite wait.
The occasion for this vas made plain
when an engine drawing "a single ca
bose appeared. Even before it had
come to a pause, a tall figure In spot
less uniform leaped to the ground and
strobe to the waiting coaches. It was
Luis Longorio. He waved a signal to
the conductor, then swung aboard the
north-bOund train.
The general was all smiles as he
came down the aisle, and bowed low
over Alaire's hand.
Dolores gasped and stifened In her
seat Ike a woman of stone.
''HeGven be praisedl You are safe
and well" said the newcomer. 81
have blamed myself for allowing you
to take this abominable Journey! 1
have been in torment lest something
befall you. Every night have prayed
that you might be spared all harm.
When l received word that you were
coming, 1 made all speed to meet you"
Dolores and 1 are greatly in your
debt" Alaire told him.
But you stayed so lOngl"
'There was more work than /
thought. General, you have ruined me-"
LongoriO was panied; his face be-
came ineffably sad. PLEASED 1 beg
Of you" he entreated. II have ar
ranged for reparation Of that miser-
able mistake. / shall see that you re-
ceive justice. If the government will
not pay. | will. All 1 possess would
be too little to buy your happiness"
''You embarrass me. I'm afraid you
don't realize what you say" Alalre re
manned cool under the mans protesta-
tons 81 have lost more than a thou
sand head of cattle"
1--WE shall say two, three thousand.
and the government will pay" Longo-
rio asserted brazenIy. Il will vouch
for your figures, and no one will ques-
ton them, for l am man Of honor"
"NoI All want"
ait is done Let US say no more
about the affair. Sonora, Ihave thought
of you every hour; the duties that held
me in Nuevo Pueblo were like irksome
chains. was in madness. I would
have flown to La Feria. butt could
not"
''My husband Will thank you for your
great courtesy to me-" Alaire managed
to say.
But the mention of husbands was
not agreeable to one Of Longorio's sen
sitiveness. and his face betrayed a
hint Of impotence.
eyes, yes" he agreed carelessly.
"Senor Austin and must know each
other better and become friends"
THAT is hardly possible at present.
When the war Is over"
"Bahl This war is nothing. / go
where 1 please. You would be sur
prised to greet me at Las Palmas some
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-23
DAVE LAW ADMITS THAT He IS SM.TTEN WITH THE MIS-.
TRESS OF LAS PALNAS-MRS. AUSTIN HASA
STRANGE EXPERIENCE

SynopsMrs. Aare young mistress of
Palmas ranch the camp
of David Law lying
other and
his wife makes insulting
tin Is secretly league with Mexican rebels
Austin when
La Fera Mexico.
Ongorio bad falls In love with
thief suspects Ed criminal connections
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-23
CHAPTER VIII.-continued.
oopyrlsas BY Harper 5 Brothers

II cHAPTER VlII.-Continued.
3
.soaoT"Law declared quietly. ''He
s.ed he Ike hobo-sent me to the
..bao for d hand-out- That sticks.
hadn't tanned down considerably
,se,a late years, III have--wound him
pD. right there"
from beneath his dropping lids
Ellsworth regarded the Ranger curl
onsv You have bad temper, haven't
you2"
"RottenI"
Dr know. You were a violent boy.
I've often wondered how you were get
ting along. How do you feel when
youre-that way7"
Il was the younger mans turn to
hesitate. well, don't feel anything
when I'm mad" he confessed. I'm
numb crazy. l guess. But 1 feel plenty
bad afterwards"
There was a flicker of the judges
egelids,
Dave vert on musingly: 81 dare say
d Ms inherited. They tell me my father
was the same. He was--a killer"
Eyes. He was all of that"
Dave lifted an distracted gaze from
me Pullman carpet. II hardly know
what mean, judge. But you've had
lunches, haven't you? Didn't you
ever know that something you thought
was true wasn't true at all? Well, 1
aevar felt as If I had bad blood in
me My mother was Mexican"
Spanish
"All right Am I Spanish Have I
any Spanish blood in me?"
she didn't look Spanish. She was
ugbt-complexloned, for one thing. We
both know plenty of people with q
Latin strain in them who look like
AngI0-Saxons. You were educated in
She North. and your bOyhOod was spent
at school and college, away from ev-
s%thjng Mexican"
THAT probably accounts for it," Law
asreed; then his face lit with a slow
smile. "By the way. don't tell Mrs.
Austin that I'm sort of college per
sou. She thinks I'm a red-neck, aud
she sends me books"
Ellsworth laughed silently. "Your
talk is to blame, Dave. Has she sent
go1 The Swiss Family RobinsonT"
80. Mostly good, sad romances
with an uplift-stories full of lances
at rest and Willie-boys in tin sweaters.
The good women were always beau
aia. too, and the villains never had
a redeeming trait. It's a shame how
faman nature has got mixed up since
thea isn't it?"
'Alaire Austin's romance is sadder
than any of those novels"
Dave nodded. "But she doesn't cry
about it." Then he asked grayely:
Why didn't she pick a real fellow
who'd kneel and kiss the hem Of her
dress and make a man of himself?"
What's the matter with you? quer-
led the judge. Are you smitten with
taat girlY
Dave laughed. "Maybel Who
%9l.dn be2 Why doesn't she divorce
that bun-she could do it easy enough
and then marry a chap who could
run Las Palmas for herY'
"A man about six feet three or
-FOUR acidly suggested the Judge.
mats the picture I have in mind"
You think you could run Las Pal
mas27
] wouldn't mind trying"
1ou must never marry" firmly de-
eiaFed the older man. you'd make
bad husband, Dave"
she ought to Know how TO get along
win bad husband, by this time"
me judges face broadened In a
sl'ie' Thank heaven Young Ed has
1'5 ilSides of a steel range. and so my
b1' cIent is safe from your mercenary
schemes for some years"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-23

The rsrt instsllr1ent covers
further exciting and extremely
distastefcl advances On the
part Of General Longorio. Aiaire
begins 70 fear the Mexican.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-23

GO - CoNTC.CE14
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
IS CARO- IMPER|J0S.

Fetrogradas. - SausiO q
dlena cionai turejo butt su-
saukta duma. Bet, kaip Ii
Iona, caro- isakymu susau-
Xmas atidetas tolesniai.
Toks vyriausybes pasielgi-
mas visoj Rusijoj sukele
suirutes ir didziausia be-
'tvarke. Prasidejo astri kova
hberalu SUI biurokratais.
Katru pagaliau bus virssus,
dar nezinia. Tik zinOma, kad
biurokratu puses laikosi ca
ras ir todel Site ina virsu
Sales valdyme.
sDabartinis ministeri,l pir-
'1lininkas, kunigaikstis Go
licin, apreiske, kad duma
kiekvienam zingsnyj truk-
danti vyriausybes veikima.
TOdelei pirmininkas jokiu
budu ir negalis susiartinti
ST. tais tautOs atstOvais. Go
licin taippat pazymejo, jo-
gel ligsiol buvusieji Rusijos
kares kabinetai negaleje
pravesti pilnai savo progra-
mU, nes duma nen0rejus1
buvusiu kares ministeriu
nei suprasti, nei paremti.
RusijOs spauda todel ap-
siaute abelnasis pesimizmas.
"Riec" sake: "Vyriausybe
suparalizavo valstybes tary-
bos ir dumos veikima." XII
ii laikrasciai ir gi ta patti at
Eartoja. Ir tai tik keliais
sakiniais. Uzdrausta pla-
ciau raSyt;. apie biurokratQ
isivyravima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
DAUCELIS MlLITARINIU
DIRBTUvIy |TALU0JE.

Rymas. -Dabartiniais lai-
kais Italijoje isteigta ir vel
kia 66 militarines dirbtuves,
kuriose dirba 21,345 vyrr ir
12.474 mOteris. Be to yra
923 pagelbines istaigos, ku-
riose dirba $780, 1855 vyru ir
5.250 moteris. Yra dar il
2,179 privatines istaigos; ST.
tose dirba 296,616 vyru ir
1924 moteris. Tose ir XII
tOse dirbtuvese ir istaigose
dirbama ginklai, amunicija,
automobiliai, lakstytuvai ir
kitOkios kares reikmenis.
Visas darbas ir viskas pa
Svenciama kares dievaiciuf.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
RUSJAIB SU
MA|sTu.

Londonas. Russia ne
perdaugiausia Ituri maisto.
Bet jo uztektl dar kele-
riems metams, jei toje Sally
je gyvuotu reikalingojl
tvarka. Taip tvirtina
"Timeso" korespondentas.
Didesniuose Rusijos mics
tuose delei maisto nepritek-
liaus daznai sukeliamos
riauses. Juk ne juokai, jei
siais laikais Petrograde
siaucia dideli salciai, o emo
mes prize krautuEiQL It Lstnri z is
stovetf per dienas If naKtis,
kol gauna nusipirkti duo
nos ar kitkO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
W|LS0NAS NEPATVIRTI'
NO PRIESATEIVINIO
BILIAUS.

Washington. = Preziden-
tas Wilson ant priesateivi-
MO biliaus padejo veto, t. v.
nepatvirtino ir pasiunte il
atgal kongresan. Tai jau an
ira kartu prezidentas nepa-
tvirtino to biliaus. Prezi-
dentas priesingas biliui, nes
jane pasakyta, jogei mega
lima Amerikon ileisti toxin
ateiviu. katrie nemoka savo
kalboje skaityti ir rasyti,
'Wilsonas sake, kad toks
istatymas negalis sios Sales
apsaugoti nu6 negeistinu
ateiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
NUSKANDINTAS LAIVAS
SU KAR|UOMENE,

Berlynas. = Tarpzemlu
jurese sausio % diena vo-
kieciu nardancioji laive nu-
skandino viena priesininku
Transporting laiva su kariuo-
meme. Laivas nuskendo !
desimti minuciu. Sta laiva
lydejO francuzu torpedinis
laivaS.
Be to vokieciu nardancio-
il laive sausio 9 d. tOse pa
close jurese nuskandino XII
ta laiva SUI kariuomene, O
|sausio 10 d. = ginkluota an
'glll garlaivi "Garfield, 7"
kurs gabeno anglis ir ziba-
la. Apie tai cionai paskelb-
ta Oficialiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31

smiu gavome zinias, jogei
kares metu Rusijos gilumon
ir Siberijon deportuota L
mlijOnu lenku, lietuviu, uk-
rainu, suOmi,t ir kitu. Site
nelaimingieji yra pavesti
pasibaisetinam likimui, ka-
dangi vietos gyventojai
juOs uzpuldineja ir Judo.
Rusu kareiviai yra liudinin-
kais tu baisiu atsitikimu.
Nemanau ginti vokieciu uz
belgu deportacija. Bet jei
jau kalbama apie belgus,
tatai reikia nepamirsti ir XII
tU. Tikiu, jogei amerikonp
nuolankumas tuojaus bus
igytas items nelaimingie-
stems, kaip greit bus pa,
'skelbtas tikrasis iQ apverk-
tinas padejimas."
Toliaus p. Malmberg savo
laiske pasakoja, jogei Rusi-
joje depOrtacija tesiasi ir
ligi siu dienu. Tatai jinai
reikalauja, kad prezidentas
Wilson pasiustu caro- w
1iausybei tinkama nota 1r
pareikalautu, idant Rusijos
,vyriausybe visomis savo is
galemis palengvintu istrem-
tiniams likima, If idant atei-
tvi paliautu su lietiviu,
lenku ir kitu deportacijo-
mis-. I"*F
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
D!DELI MUSIAI VAKARI-
MAN some.

LOndOnas. = Visam vaka-
1lniam kar6s Some, ypac prize
Ncrduno, nuO sausiO % d.
scka dideli musiai dienomis
IL naktimis su mazomis per-
traukOmis. Ta diena vokie-
ciai paeme francuzu apka-
sus augstumoj 3O4. Francu-
Zai dabar visokiais budais
megina atsiimti tuos apka-
sus. Guido savo galvas ir
bieko neiseina is to. Vakar
francuzai pestininkai be ar
tilerijos uzatakavo vokie-
cius. Bet atmusti kulkasvai-
dziais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
CERAI PRIRUOSTAS V0.
AEGly skRAlDUoLIS-
-U1PUOLIKAS.
Pernambuco, Brazilija.

Pernambuco, Brazilija. -
1ssigelbejusieji nuo preky-
biniu laivu, kuriuos nuskan-
dino vOkicciu skraiduolis-
-uzpuolikas, pasakoja, kad
tasai skrajOjas uzpuOlikas
kuogeriausiai priruoStas
prie to darbO - talkininkrl
garlaiviu skandinimO. Jis
turis. kelis didelius ziurOnus,
visOkias klastingas priedan-
gas, dideles armotas ir tor
pedOms leisti prietaisas.
Turis apie 300 pedu ilgio,
tOdel gals su savimi PAIN
ii ir daugeli nelaisviu. Tai
kininku kares LAVAL ta uz-
puolika gaudo, bet jis mo-
kas issisukti visuomet is
jam taisomu spastu. Jis jau
yra padares didelius talki-
ninkams, ypac Anglijai,
nuestOlius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
TURKAI RUSUS MUSA
GAL|C|J0JE.

Berlynas.-SausiO % die
na rusai smarkiai uzataka-
vo austru pozicijas palei
Zlota Lipa upe, Galicijoje,
kurias gyne turkai. Turkai
teciau, anot vokieciu Oficia-
lilo pranesimO, vokiecius at
bloske atgal, padarydami
jiems didelius nuOstOlius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31

9 ninu metykli.

9 MIMI metykli.
Overseas News" agentu-
ros kOrespondentas tvirti-
ma, kad rusai Rygos Some,
uzpuldinedami vokiecius,
savo kareivius siuncia tik-
ron mirtin. Mes vOkieciI
kulkasvaidziai juOs klOja
kaip kokius pedus. O liku-
sius gyvais kaip kOkias avis
palma nelaisven.
Korespondentas sake, Jo-
gel tiesiog nesuprantama,
kOdel rusu generolai taip la
bal nesigaili savO kareiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
VOK|EGIAI ATMUSA
RUSUS Prize RyGOs.

Berlynas. - Rusu uzpul-
dinejimas prizes vokietius
Rygos Some Wis dar neper-
traukiamas, anOt Overseas
News" agcnturos pranesi-
mo. Bet vOkieciai visur
juOs atmusa. | kelias dienas
vokieciai paeme nelaisven
20 rusu oficieriu ir 2,70O ka-
reiviu. Wis tai naujoka,,
menkai supranta karini is
1avinima. Vokieciams be to
dar .teke 81 kulkasvaidis ir
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
SUS|REMS TALKININkU
LAIVYNAI SU VOK|ECIU
LAIvEM|S.

Londonas. as.-Gauta cia Ii
mia, kad Vokietija pagaliau
jau pagaminusi 700 nardan-
ciu laiviu. Sitos laives vel
kiai busia pasiustos prizes
Anglia, kad Sta marinti
badumi. Bet svarbiausias
vokieciu tikslas tai tas, kad
nardanciOmis laiv6mis kuo-
labiausiai suparalizuOti An
glijOs su Francija susineSi-
ma. Vokieciai nusprende
skandiI1ti kiekviena La
Manche kanale laiva. >,
Ne veltui tatai cionai tai
kininku kares laivyno atstO-
val atlaike ilga kOnferenci-
ia. BuvO nuspresta imties
visokiu priemOniu ir maxim
ii nardancias laivcs.
Is to matosi, jogei artina-
81 juresc iauri ir atkakli
talkininku su vokicciais ko-
va.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
GRAIKJ0S VYRIAUSYBES
BED0S.

Londonas. - Graikijos
vyriausybe pildo talkininkp
reikalavimus paskui reika-
lavimus. Ana diena oficia-
liai atsiprase talkininku NJ
ivykusius saudymus Ate
nuose. Dabar atidave pride
riamaja pagarba talkininku
veliavoms. ~,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
TALKINIKAI OAR La
BIAUS BLOKUOJA
voK|ETT|JA,. >.

Londonas. : Cionai Off
cialiai pranesta,, kad Angli-
jos ir Francijos kares LAVAL
dar labiaus uzblokuoja Vo-
kietija nuo juriu sono. Per
sergiami neutrality salill
garlaiviai, kad Belgijos,
ir Danijos pakrasciais JIG
neplaukiotu, nes toje kares
juostoje visuomet grasias
pavojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
MEGINo SUDAUzYTI
TRAUkIN!.
Madridas. = Netoli Gra-

Madridas. = NetOli Gra-
NADIA, Andalusijoj, anarchi-
stai megino nuO b6giu nu-
mesti karaliSka traukini,
kuriuO vaziavO karalius AL
fonsas. Laime, kad pirm ka-
raliskojo traukinio vaziavc
prekybinis traukinis. Sito
inzinierius laiku pastebeJo
vienoj vietoj issuktus be-
gius. Policija jau sueme du
intariamuOju anarchistu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
RUSAMS PASISEKE
RUMUNJOS some.

Petrogradas. = Siaurry-
tuose nuo Jacobeni, siauri-
niam Rumunijos sono gale,
praeita subata rusai po
smarkaus music paeme kai-
kurias vokieciu pozicijas il
paeme nelaisven 80 vokie-
ciu-austru oficieriu ir SUI
ylirs 1000 linijiniu karei-
vim.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
-VOk|ETUA ATSAKY-
S|ANTI wILSONUI.

Berlynas.-Vokietijos Wy
riausybe nusprendziusi nuo-
lankiai atsakyti j prezidento
Wilsono kalba, kuria andai
pasake Suv. Valstiju sena-
tie taikos reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
1ALKIN|NKy KoNFE-
RENCIJA.

Londonas. - Talkininku
kares konferncija siuo kar-
tn ivyks Petrograde, kur
suvaziuos Anglijos, Franci-
jos ir Itaiijos atstovai. Tai
busianti tasa buvusios Ry-
me konferencijos. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
ANCLUOS L|UOSNOR|U
KOMENDANTAS.

Londonas.. Anglijos
liuosnoriu kareiviu pulku
komendantu karalius Geor-
&c paskyre Connaught prin-
CO, buvusi Kanados generall
gubernatoriu. Apie tai Off
cialiai pranesta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-31
PERDAUG kALB0S APIE
BELCUS.
Reikia PagaIvoti ir Apie Lietu-
viuS ir KitaS TautaS.

SitOs kares metu Ameri-
koje daugiausia rupinamasi
kuOne iSimtinai vienais bel
gals IL Belgija. Belgu tau
tos susepimui duosnQs anne
rikonai suaukauja milijo-
nus. Suv. Valstiju patti Wy
riausybe siuntineja Woke
t'jai protestus uz belgu de-
portavima, uz apsunkinima
juos darbais, tai vel uz per
|sekiojilna 'n' 'badumi marsni.
ma. Tas labai gerai. Bet
reiketu pasirupinti ir kitais,
kuriuOs kare prispaude.
Reikia atsiminti vargus lie
tuviu, lenku, ukrainu ir XII
tu. Juk yra suzinota, kad
Rusijcs vyriausybe Rusijos
gilumon il Siberijon iStre-
me net u milijonp lietuviu
lenkl, ukrainu ir kitu tau
tu zmOniu. Tie nelaimingie-
il zmOn6s dabar buriais mir
Sta nuO bado ir SalciO arbs
1usu muziku zudomi be pa.
sigailejimO. Juk pats rusat
muzikai neturi pakaktina.
maisto. O cia dar jiems AM
peciu uzkrauta nauja sun
kenybe = prievarta isvyt
is savo sodybu pabegelia.
Kan gi juos veltui maitin
I'll?
Pasibaisetinus varguy
velka tie istremtieji is save
tcvyniu zmOn6s. 0 tecial
beveik niekO neprisimena
ma apie tuos nelaiminguo
sius Amerikoje.
TOdel nesenai Suv. Val
stijose sutverta organizaci
ia, kuriOs tikslu bus rupin
Ties tais visais iStremtaisiai
Rusijoje ir Siberijoje. Or
ganizacijos pirmininke yr
ponia lima Malmberg. Jina
dabar pasiunt6 prezidentu
WilsOnui reikalavima, ka'
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybi
kuri nuolat rupinasi belg1
Ilikimu, pakeltu savo oficia
ii balsa ir tu istremtuju rel
kale.
Ponia Malmberg tos org'
: nizacijos vardu raso prez
, dcntui:
"Deportacijos Rusijo.
: negali lyginties SUI bele
deportacijomis. Is tikrp We
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-27
M|SSOULA WINS DEBATE
Judges Vote Two to One in
Favor of Garden City
Representatives.

The three boys representing the Mis-
soula county high school in the debate
against Powell county high school at
Deer Lodge last night, were returned
winners when the judges voted two to
one in favor of the negative side,
which the Garden City team was de-
Tending. Municipal ownership of pub
lie utilities was the subject of the de-
bate, and the masterful arguments Of
the Missoula boys overcame the eff
forts of the Deer Lodge orators in IA
vor of the affirmative.
BY winning the debate last night.
Missoula gets the right to meet Ham,
ilton in a debate next month, the win
ner of this debate being allowed to
enter one man in the university debat-
ing contest during IT, track meet.
Lawrence Berg. Matt Pearce and
Frank Patterson were the three boys
who so ably upheld the honors of Mis-
soula high school in the debating field.
Berg and Pearce were on the Missoula
debating team last year, while Patter-
son was chosen as the third member
OF the team at the debating tryouts
held last month. Lewis Shines of the
high school faculty. who is coach of the
debating team, and who accompanied
the boys to Deer Lodge. also gets n
large share of the credit for the victory.
as he has been making unceasing ef-
forts to turn out able oratorical repre-
sentatives from the Missoula high
school.
The judges of the Deer Lodge de-
bate were Principal Milliken of the
Butte high school, Attorney Frank
Walker of Butte and Attorney ], w,
James of Anaconda.
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DESTITUTE FAMILIES
ASK AUDITORS HELP

Missoula is fortunate in not having
many poor people within it's limits but.
according to Mrs. Ethel Evenson,
county auditor, there are "a few fam
lilies who are in need. Mrs. Evenson
said last evening that she did not wish
to give the names of those In trouble
but that it would be much appreciate
if anyone having clothes, furniture
cooking utensils or any other articles
for home use Of which they wished to
dispose in a good cause. would either
telephone her at her office at the
courthouse, or notify Mrs. ]. d. Nc
Cormick, president of the Kings
Daughters. Some of these people are
left destitute and would welcome even
the smallest gift that would help them
to get a new start or aid them in
keeping together body and soul.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-27
GOOD FARMERS NEEDED
Expert Agriculturist Explains
Salient Features Of
Beet Culture.

Men who will farm the land as It
should be farmed are the essential
need in the upbuilding Of the success
of the beet sugnr making industry, ac-
cording to Hans Mendelson. expert
agriculturist for the Great Western
Sugar company, who addressed a
crowd Of about 100 business men and
farmers at the general luncheon of
the Missoula Chamber OF Commerce at
the Palace hotel yesterday noon. Mr..
Mendelson gave one of the most COM
prehensiye talks on the profits of
sugar-beet raisiuk that has ever been
given in Missoula. and he backed his
assertions with an array. of convince
ing facts. figures and experiences.
President A. w. Woods of the cham
Der Of commerce presided over the
meeting and introduced the speaker.
who resides at Denver.
Success Here Certain.
Mr.. Mendelson is confident Of sue
cess for the factory in this vicinity
from the fact that the company has
found every natural advantage need
full in building up the establishment.
In n short treatise on the versatility
of the beet in its adaptation to the
land. the speaker told Of four districts
Of different agricultural characteristics
where sugar factories had been sue
cessfully established. One .was a
rich apple-producing district, another
was section where potatoes produced
SITS an acre this year, a third is noted
for its alfalfa and wheat crops. while
the fourth consisted chiefly of raw
land. In each Of these the acreage
of sugar beets has remained the same
in spite Of the high prices to be
realized from other products. The
farmers claim that with the added pos
sibilities of rotation of crops with sugar
hcets they can have better success than
il they raised the other crops exclu-
sively. These farmers, said the speak
err. started with their beets bringing 81
a ton less than will be paid the west
ern Montana farmers and are making
money at it. The beet crop, he en-
planned breaks UP the soil, which is
prone to become. packed by irrigation
and lends it new productive proper
ties.
He took up the matter Of feeding the
pup and beet-top by-products and
said that the more animals. the more
manure for the land and that this was
the best fertilizer. The pulp mixed
with alfalfa makes what is known as
the ideal balanced ration. An acre of
the beet tops is equal to an acre Of
corn silage according to the figures
cited by the speaker.
Mr.. Mendelson said that the COM
pany had at present about $4,000
farmers growing beets. great many
Of them having grown beets for n
number of years and increased their
acreage as rapidly as they saw fit.
The pulp drier at the Missoula fac
tory will cost 100000 to complete and
its installation will enable the farmers
to get their pulp at about $40 ton,
whereas, if it were to be sold through
wholesalers in the middle west the
same pulp would cost sac a ton.
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socks for soldiers--if she can say that,
then your fears are unwarranted." To
this. oddly enough. Mrs. Phones was
agreed. With her husband.
IF liquor has entered this home, l."
said Mrs. Phones with stress on the
T." Il shall be the one to Danish it,"
This with Indignation.
Mr.. Phones then FASTENED to the
kitchen, Bettina's bower and refectory.
A few moments elapse in the action
of the piece. Mr.. Phones is now seen
to be descending the stairs. having
made detour. and in n rather vacil-
lating manner.
M dear" he says. "Bettina said
'Shoosies showing shock you know
what ! said. Sec shays it perfectly"
Norris Miller.