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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19

through Cottonwood, the district de-
sires to be prepared to give to the high
way commission the word that the dis
trict is prepared to proceed with its
construction work and that the work
cannot be commenced too soon.
II is believed that the bond issue
plan win be strongly supported thru
out the district. The petitions now
being circulated win be before the
commissioners at q meeting to be held
in about ten days and It is expected
the bond election viii be called at that
time.
Glenwood, Fort Misery, winona Roads
Radiating From Kamiah.
Kamiah, July 13.-The good roads
movement has struck this part Of Ida
no in impressive manner. The subject
had been frequently discussed In this
community for the past two years and
this spring all got busy and went to
work.
The first step was the survey Of a
road from Kamiah to Glenwood, six
miles east, with branch of four and
a half miles to Caribel. This road is
now being constructed, the existing
contract covering one half the dis
tance. 1t is expected this road will
be finished this year at a cost Of
about $4,000. The next highway is
known as the Seven Mile road, extend
ing from Kamiah to Winona, dis
tance of about 10 miles. Five and q
half miles of this road viii be new con-
struction to cut out all the heavy
grades 1t will be five per cent
grade and one Of the best out of KAN
iah. This road is to be built by dom
ations by the people of Winona and
Kamiah, assisted by the Fort Misery
highway district, at a cost of about
$4,000 Bids for this road will be
opened at o'clock the evening of July
20,
To-day the highway commissioners
of the Fort Misery district began tie
survey of a road from Kamiah to
Kooskia on the west, or left, bank OF
the Clearwater river The distance
will be about eight miles and the sur
vey is being made by Engineer James
| Carlyle. Six miles Of the road viii be
new construction and win be on a
water grade not to exceed five per
cent. No estimate of the cost can be
| available until the survey is completed
| This road will be link In the great
Lewis and Clark highway extending
from Missoula to Lewiston and to be
constructed by the federal government
the state and the counties and districts
| traversed. The action of the Fort
Misery highway district In surveying
and initiating construction on the link
between Kamiah and Kooskia will
place the district in position for state
aid
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
COMMISSION TO APPORTION
$4,000 FOR ELK CITY ROAD

Mr. Booth expresses the view that In
October the engineering data on the
north and south Idaho state highway
between New Meadows and Grange
Vile will be in such shape that the
contracts for construction can be
awarded at that time. He considers
that the low attitudes of the great
stretches of road which follow the
Salmon river will be especially favor
able for a carrying on of the rock
work throughout the winter.
The Boise Statesman in its report
of the state highway commissions
meeting held last week at Boise says
among other things:
viii Develop Interior Points.
In spending post road money on
building roads into interior points,
the commission is following a policy
it has adopted of helping to develop
districts of the state that cannot be
reached by railroads. In keeping with
that policy the commission decided to
apportiOn $4,000 to the highway be.
tween Grangeville and Elk City.
The North and South highway will
be given $250,000; 100000 will be
expended on that section Of the Saw,
tooth park highway between Stanley
and Challis and $1S5,000 of the posi-
road money will be used on the Lost
river highway from Salmon City te
Mackay.
For every dollar of post road
money, the state and counties through
which the highways pass must put VI
another dollar. That win provide q
fund of 100000 for the building OF
the road between Arrow Rock dam
and Atlanta and like sum Of money
for the Mccall Warren road.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19

fighting sergeant A personal contact
with a man who has had personal
contact with the European war, and
the evidence bears ON his body In over
a dozen honorable wounds, has an
effect upon a person that can never
be made by written accounts OF the
heroic deeds and thrilling events which
are being enacted ON the French front
To listen to the sergeant tell of what
Is transpiring and what has come un-
der his own personal observation and
experience In the great worlds war
that is now being waged, has an cleo
trifying effect on the hearers, and
arouses spirit Of patriotism and sac
rifice that Is greatly needed to be
awakened In this country at this criti-
cal period. Sergeant Wells lectured
at the Red Cross room TO the ladies at
III a. m. and at the Lyric Theatre in
the afternoon and evening.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
ss0uTH 81 FORK BRIDGE NOW
READY FOR TRAFFIC.

n h,a Jenny. who came in Monday
|sm ~ ~ ranch over on the Clearwater
4 q Vnen s asked regarding the sta
Se.e ae forest service bridge across
irmssa. asa Fork river, stated that in his
9aIs 9 i would be completed and
.i..,,'' ~ traffic by Wednesday. and
|s11 e McHarg stated that It
III r,.a ~ ah nnished by the last of the
IS hss aout tut fail. Mackie Williams,
ass,ne.esseen zen doing the packing for the
Ike ts'n' ene. came in later and stated
maar poe ny man that ne and Forest
i,om '2'S sa,, vrossley had just return
eo,s aelivering load to the men
sp,,s,s ana that the bridge would be
.iss' ia and ready for traffic We'd
Nj ~ n'snt SO that relief is now at
Il A.es,. M Ihe miners and settlers Of
IN sn fs who have been practically
" communication with the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
WIDESPREAD SENTIMENT FOR
ROAD BUILDING PERVADES
CENTRAL IDAHO COUNTRY
eeung OF Highway Boards Called for Ferdinand and Cot
tonwood Districts to Consider Bond Issues for
Highway Purposes

!, Following directly upon the heels Of
tne action taken by Grangeville. White
blrd, Deer Creek and Kooskia high
way districts in voting bonds for i'm
proving the highways by an almost
unanimous vote, we are pleased to note
that other sections of this vicinity
nave made the forward movement
Doumecq has called a bond election
Tor July 2S, at which time they will
vote ON a $4,000 bond issue. which
VIII beyond doubt carry by & large
vote. Cottonwood, Ferdinand, Kamiah
ana Fort Misery highway districts are
now getting action on themselves and
Nezperce and Green Creek have taken
the preparatory steps for building a
ROAD across Lawyers canyon, to cost
something like $4,000. All this event
uaily means a system of good roads on
the prairie and the Salmon and Clear.
water rivers that will put us in the
running with any section In central
Idaho. All feeling of jealousy and
rivalry should be eliminated and a
spirit Of genuine progress and cooper.
alton should animate all of the sec
tions mentioned, as the good roads
proposed will benefit all directly and
indirectly. Lets boost, not knock. Fol.
lowing are statements from the com.
munities mentioned:
Ferdinnad Calls Meeting of Commits.
siOners for Saturday.
Ferdinand, July 16.-The commits.
sioners of the Ferdinand Highway dis.
trict met Saturday and called an cleo.
tion to vote bonds to take care of the
portion of the north and south high.
way which passes through the Ferdin
and district. The sentiment In the
Ferdinand district is largely in favor
Of the bond issue and good roads.
Cottonwood Circulating Petitions for
$4,000 Bond Election.
/ Cottonwood, July 14.-Petitions are
4 being circulated in the Cottonwood
Highway district asking the board ol
commissioners to call a special election
to submit to the voters the proposal t(
vote bonds in the sum Of $4,000 tC
provide funds for highway construc
4 tion.
The state engineers located the NORTH
and south highway through the Cot
tonwood highway district last year anG
estimates of the cost Of construction
were submitted by the state highway
commission.
I At the present time there is some
talk of swinging the north and soutf
highway to the east Of Cottonwood II
the event the highway commission de
cides to adopt the Grangeville Nez
perce route If such decision should
/ be reached, the district wants to be IL
readiness to construct a lateral high
way to the north and south state high
way and if the location is made
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
RED CROSS COMMITTEE HOLDS
MEETING.

w. w. Brown, president Of the Ida
no County Red Cross organization,
and his co-workers, held meeting
Wednesday morning for the adjust
ment of the committees affairs. After
paying up all bills of expense and de-
Quoting the % per cent allowed the
various local organizations of the
county, the committee deposited in the
bank $4,000 to the credit OF the national
Red Cross organization, to be checked
upon at its pleasure. Idaho county
was called upon for $4,000, but 1t was
not expected that net sum of that
amount would be forthcoming, so that
the organization feels that the citizens
OF the county have acquitted them
selves In most fiattering manner,
and they desire to publicly thank them
for their generous response made to
the CALL
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
CAKES TO COMPANY E.

A box of cakes will be sent .ile ra, ,as'
of this week to Company u. AT =, "a ~
field. Utah, as a sort OF fareWell fad sor Sv
fore they are ordered into service itn ~
intensive training. Those wlsn,hs -
assist please leave the cakes at the e tn- tar
nress office Saturday, July q, NOT ia'er
than 5 80 p. m. :, Tho hovs
rasnonded so generously that we weIe ,s
able TO send two crates OF eggs W. W.
with the crate sent The week oeroat eroa,
nv Frank McGrane, made quite trea'
for them.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
FARMERS MUTUAL HAD THREE
LOSSES.

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company Of Idaho county, has had
three losses within the past two or
three weeks. Mrs. Joe Smiths barn
at Green Greek, in which three horses
were burned, insured for $1,000: the
Barney Goeckner home ON the west
side, insured for $500, and the James
johnson farm residence near Winona.
burned Monday of this week, on which
the insurance was $1,000. This Is
thought to he the heaviest run of bad
luck the company has had since
IT'S formation.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF
DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown an.
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Edna M. Brown to Mr.. Fred W,
Vogle, of Salt Lake, on Friday. July
18th. The marriage took place al
Boise, and the newly weds will be at
home to their friends at Salt Lake
CITY for the present, at the New House
Hotel. The Globe extends congratula.
tionss and best wishes for a long and
happy welded life 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Vogel The bride is a Grangeville
girl, having grown up here from in
fancy, and has many friends who will
wish her much joy and prosperity.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
POLLOCK AND HIGGINS DOING
THEIR BIT.

Saturday evening the Red Gross
committee gave dance and supper at
higgins and as a result $1S5.00 was
added to the $1,000 sent In. Great
credit is due Mrs. w. E. McGaffee, Mrs.
O. w. Rhoades and Mrs II. Adsley,
for the energetic manner in which
they conducted their campaign.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19
SERGEANT DOC WELLS MAKES
TELLING TALK.

Sergeant Doc Wells. the one-armed
Canadian veteran, made a touching
and telling talk to the Grangeville
commercial club today at the CONNER
cial club luncheon, which had been
held over from Wednesday for the pur-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19

sle f,oods world world ever since the spring
from tha earrieu away all the bridges
iroin roa, tne headwaters of the South
s SorA 70 hooskia. The Forest Service
poys uo; VIII also find the change a great
ne re,aei' When the Electric Light com.
pany gets its bridge in, another tratg,c rv
artery VIII be added, and further ,~ ny
lief afforded the public. - '''e' re-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19

ksssa numbers introduced in this
pas, 'ns,ade: I Il Amt a Coin to Be
I'M inere Was" Basil Harris
-, sosh Dinged Hiram Tune, .
n..,. a Wood; What Kind of an
/, .,a1 n are YOU" by Harold Har-
IN + IL" = comedy reading, II Always
f,st Nile by Eli Ingram.
as'aM ~ March Orchestra.
7'sea seats on sale at Glanville's.
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Continued on page ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

NarOcniku koledarja V Chica-
go. Vi ste toraj izgubili re diva.
KRAFT stavo "a "Pust'. Revcek
GotovO ste re Ozenjeni, ker ne6e-
te dolgega predpusta in kratke-
ga pOsta. elias Naroda pravi, da
so mu stoletno pratiko zmeSali
stavci, mi pa nismO tako poredni
IN pravimo, da smo Sveti 'Pust
zmesali sami- Da vas vsa.j deloma
potolazimo, cato slovesno iziav-
lJamo, da bOste incl tudi V ma
sem koledarju V bOdoce en- teden
kraJsi predpust in en- teden daljSi
post. Zivila Sc draze, tora.j SO to
vienna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
KLUB0M j. s. z. Ma ZNANJE

Ravnokar je izsla strankina
piatforma (nacelna izjava) in
program "a l.. 1916. Ia iziava DO
v%cljavna sedaj nadaljna stir leta
in DO vodilo nase agitacije in pro-
pagande. Treba je torei, da 10 po-
INA in razume vsak aktiven clan
j. S. u.
Ker je kolicina omejena - IL
skalo Sc je je samO 1000 - mai
klubi sezejo takoj pc njej, da ne
no prepozno.
Gene so sledece: 30 iztisov 40c.
1J0 iztisov Toe, 200 iztisov 81. so.
Postnina prosta.
Naroca Sc pri tajnistvu j. S. H.,
SOB w. Madison ST., Chicago.
Tajnistvo j. S. II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

eev. Citajte tole: "Haselton Sta
tion, Youngstown, O. Trpel sem
ma bOlecinah V zelodcu re celih
% let. POtrosil sc ogromno veliko
denarja zaman. Bill sem re tako
slab, da sem bill re pray blizu smr-
ii, in mislil sem, da mi ai wee po-
moti ma svetu. Tedai pa mi je re-
KEEL neki leksrnar: Poizkusi $ Tri-
nerjevim Ameriskim Grenkim vi
nom. Ravnal sem Sc pc njegovem
nasvetu in kmalu sc je mole zdrav
stveno stanje izboljsalo tako, da
sem sc 6util kakor preroienega, in
sedaj sen popolnoma zdrav. StOri
maj vsakdo takO. liz dna srca sc
Yam zahvaljGem "a vse to. ia
kob Novosel.' Nikar ne kupujte
cenenih ponaredb! Cena 800. Pc
lekarnah: Trinerjev Liniment ina
pravtako dobro ime, zakaj, nepre-
kosliivo zdravilo sc "a revmati-
zem, nevralgijo, otekline, ozebli-
re it'd. Cena % in so centov pc
lekarnah, po poSti 80 i'll 60 centov.
Jos. Trmer, ndel.- kemist, 1885
1889 S. Ashland Ave, Chicago.
III. ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
Chicago, Ill.

Jugoslovanski socialisticni klub
stew. |. je incl zadnjo nedeljo
svoJe prvo javno predavanje teko-
ce sezone oh dobri udelezbi.
Drugo predavanje DO v nedeljo,
20 februarja, ob E3. popoldne V
dvorani :. n. p. D., 1857 So. Lawn
dale Ave. Predaval DO sodrlg
Etbin Kristan. Ma dnevnem redu
DO precinct:
o koncu sveta.
upOzarjamO sodruge in roiake,
da je predavanje javno in brez-
placno. Vsakdo je dobro dosel.
ker je V Chicago predavanje v slo-
Vehskem lezlku o znanstvenem
predmetu redka rec, upamo, da Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
oBvESTILo.
Radley. Kans.. Ii. eh NJ

Radley, Kans., Is. eb. IT.
.Naznanja Sc vsem j. s. u. klu-
bonn Crawford Co. dr.. Kans.,
da Sc bo vrsila skupna konferen-
ca dine %. februarja 1917 V New
burg, kans. oh ,. popOldan. Dolz-
most vsakega sodruga in s0druzi-
ce Je, da sc udelezi skupne seize in
conference, ker s ten delom koli-
kor toliko sirimo socializem med
narod.
Use "a socijalizem!
John GorSek, konf. tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
~OBDRZANJE DOBREGA
IMENA.

Dobro 81 je pridobiti dobro ime
in zaupanje. ali Sc Boise 81 ga je
obdrzati. Dandanes Sc kar made
belo izrablja in vara lahkoverno
ljudstvo. Toda zapcmnite 81: Tri-
nerjevo AmeriSko Grenko Vino nj
Sc nikoli nikogar prevarilo. Dokaz
themu so neprestani naval zahval-
nth pisem odstrani naSih odjemal-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
Cleveland, O..

V nedeljO, dine %. feb. oh 40
popoldne Sc vrSi V dvorani SLOW.
soc. kluba ma 5607 St. Clair ave.
predavanje. Govoril bo sodrug Nj.
Petrovich o 'Podrzavljenju indu-
strij.'
Roiaki, kateri Sc zele seznaniti 5
programom in cilii socialistiGne
stranke, ST vabijo, da Sc udeleze.
Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

bodo rojaki tenn rajsi posluzili tie
prilike. Zeleti je lie, da pridejo
pravoeasno, ola Sc zaeetek ne "a
vlaGi pc nepOtrebnem.
Louis Truger, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
Glencoe. Ohio.

Clam JugOslovanskega social
Sticnega kluba Stew. = Glencoe.
o., Sc upozarjajo, Ola so meseGne
seJe vsako tretjo nedelio oh 9 do
poldne navadnem prostoru.
Vabljeni so, da Sc Jill polnostevil-
no udelezujejo.
Mace Zlembergar, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

1885
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
RAD 81 IZVEDEL,

IA naslov Charlie Zalezina. Mex
dag je bival ma Sublet, Wyo. in
pozneje Alta, Utah. Zelo hi rad
zvedel, kje je sedaj. Morda kdo
Una IA NIGGA, ali pa mai Sc sam o.
glasi.
John Jamsek,
Box l26
Sublet, Wyo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
Cleveland. o.

Slovenski socialistiGni klub st.
81, je sklenil prirediti letosnjo III
mo wee predavanj, katera bi mo-
rala zanimati vsakega delavca.
Ia predavanja sc bodo vrsila en-
KRAFT ma mesec "a dobo 6 meSecev
in steer:
: nedeljo, dine 25. februarja:
"PodrSavljenje industrij."
nedelio, dine 25. marca:
"Nase politicne stranke,"
nedeljo, %. aprila:
"Naloge delayske politicne orga-
nizacije,"
nedeljo, dine 81. maja:
"Socialisticna stranka in mestna
uprava."
Tia predavanja DO obdrzaval
sod. Matt Petrovich in Sc bodo W.
Sila v klubovih p~rostorih, ma 5607
st. Clair Ave. Namen teh preda-
vanj je, poduGiti slovenske DELAY
ce Clevelandu, kolikor mogo-
te, o programu in ciljih soc. stran-
Ike in o nalogan politicnt organi-
%zaeije.
Pc predavanju bo vedno sledi-
ia sploSna diskuzija in Sc bodo da-
jail odgovori ma morebitna vpra-
SANTA.
Prvo predavanje Sc vrSi torej "
nedeljO, dine 81. decembra oh 2:3O
pop. Razpravljalo Sc DO O osem-
urnem delavniku, minimalnih pla-
cab, drzavnem ZavarOvan.iu "a
starost, bolezen, brezposelnost it'd.
Vsi rojaki Clevelandu Sc va
bio, da Sc udeleze tega predava-
MIA. Matt PetroviclI, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Du Pont Powder Company JIG
povisala svoje dohodke "a 1.l30
procentov. Cistega dobiGka imi
SO, 107 500 dolarjev, 60 ~milionov
Sc pa porabi "a povecanje zavoda
in pomnozitev kapitala. Kljub te-
mu, da Sleti vtasi kaksna smodni-
Snica V Zrak. 4
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

SplOsnO glasovanje Je demokra-
tNno. Ampak najpametnejsa rec
sc lahko zpreobrne v neumnost.
&c imajo farmarji okrog Staunto-
ma odloSati. da sc v hicagi ne sine
pitt pivo, je to absourdno, ne pa
demokratiGno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
LISTU v PODPoRO.

Anton Novak. WauKegan, H..
ooc. kveder Krize, Vozu Ra-
taJca $l.25. - Anton Bottle, Pitz
Henry, Pa. $1.00. - Joe Stekla-
cich, Studa, PA. 5Oc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

KLuBoM J. s. z. MA zNANJE.

hhobo" - 9. d. M ANArNS6'
NaSi klubi Sc spominjajo, ia so svo
~ieeasno odglasovali, da Sc wolf oil stra-
nj Socialist Party odbor, XII DO incl
nalogo r~azpravljati z istotakim odbo-
rom cd strani Socialist Labor Party, o
Spoiitvi.
Oba odbora sta imela dine 6. in 4.
Yorku. Pc daliSi razprayi, XII Sc il
nanasala ma minimalni program :. =.
in taktike \. l.. p. 2 ozirom ma propa-
gando IN gospodarsko .organizaeijo -
uniisko vprasanje - sta prisla b
odbora do zaklju6ka. da ne more biti
nobenega govora o zdruiitvi; kajti
s~talisce $. u. 2 ozirom ma gospodarsko
akcijo in ME propaganda Sc V naeeln
tisto loci OIL omega s. l.. L.
Toliko V poiasnilo, ia ne bodo naSi
sodrugi mMislili, la ina Soeialistiena
stranka Sc kaj opravka : Socialist La
bOr party.
Pred kratkim So bila razposlana ma
vse klube nova %pravila. Pravila sta
neio DC komad. Ratuni cato slede. V
%slutaiu da. pravila kakemu klubu MISC
bila dostavljena, maj to tainik kluba
takoj jaw in M Jill tainiStvo poslje,
V par dneh dobe vsi dobrostojeci
klubi g~lasovnice "a glasovanje o kan
l;Ia.,b 10 .Lr.aLp,,-n 81 sofnizfNn -.
upravne odbore N naSe glasila.
Glasovanje je posamieno. VISA navo-
dila je najti ma glasovniei.
Kandidatie ma glasovnici so:
Slovenki k%andidatje "a Gl. odbor. ime-
novani IL Chicago.
Frank Ales
FLIP Godina
Martin Judnich
Ant Koncau
Prank Saws
Hrvatsko-srpski kandidati "a Gl. Cd
Dor, imenovani v Chicago.
Mix. Blattner
JOS- GhoiNdl
Peter Kokotovich
Frank Maurich
Bozo stojanovich
Blaz Zikic
Kandidatje "a Gl. Odbor, imenovani IL
draw.
Simon Kaucic, Illinois
M. Radich, Illinois
Michael Babich. Indiana
Dim. E~konomoff, Indiana
Milan Kirin, Michigan
Jos. Primer, Michigan
Nick. Hinich, Wisconsin
Geo. Selakovich, Wisconsin
Kandidatje "a 81. Ajnika j. s. z.
Jos. Filipovich
Frank Petrich
SLOW. kandidatje "a upravo ''Proletar-
ca. Ia te glasujejo Same SLOW. sodrugi.
John Molek
Frank Mrgoie
Frank Podipec
Alois Trugar
Frank Zajc
Hrv. 'srpski kandidatje "a upravo
''RadniGke Straze'. Ia te g~lasujeio
samo hrv. srpski sodrugi.
Milan Cuk
Alex Dubravac
Blaz Jakopec
Ant. Jurkovich
Mat. Lovrenic
Val. Susa
Lazo Todorovich
Jos. Veljacich
TajnistvO j. S. z.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-30
SYNOPSIS.


The story opens in the West
Crest private hotel in an English
~ coast town when England has
been at war one month. Mrs.
Ssndsrson, the propristrsss; her
con, Charles, serving in the Ene-
lish admiralty; Mr.. Pollock, the
justice Of the psacs; his daughter,
Molly, ~; christopher Brent, Mo'-
ly's fiancs; Mrs. Miriam lse,
widow Of IS, the latest arrival ut
the hotel; Miss Myrtle, . spinster;
Fraulsin Schroeder, eolerlsss les-
tis German woman, claiming xo
years Of English naturalixasson;
Psnnicuik, a young English soldier,
and Fritz, = servant in the heuss,
are the entire occupants Of the
hotel. Christopher Brent . locked
upon by all the other hotel occu-
pants, excepting Molly and Mrs.
Lee, as an irresponsible idiot, due
to acts and conversation no affects,
especially when war talk, when -
uppermost in all conversations =
conducted 10 his presence. =
young English girl, an hystsr'eal
enthusiast, breaks in on the hose'
party one morning carrying pas
ket Of white feathers, one OF winch
she is going to present to every
man she meets who has not en-
listed. In the presence Of almost
the entire hotel patronage, she asks
Brent il he is going to enlist, and
why not. He says he is not. but his
reasons are evasive. Molly cr'nges
under the dsfavor Brent thus
brings down upon himself by what
her father calls cowardice. Brent
tries TO gain Molly's absolute ta'th
in him without disclosing the ma
ture Of his real business. Things
begin to get involved at the board
ing house and the mysterious ac-
tions Of some Of the boarders are
revealed by Brent and Miriam. The
presence Of wireless set in a hoi-
low brick in the fireplace take
prominent place in the story tor
short time. Mrs. Sanderson and
her son. Charles, reveal themselves
as being connected with the Ger
man spy system and their method
Of transmitting secret information
has been by means OF pigeons.
In the meantime Mrs. Sanderson
and her son Charles begin to take
drastic steps. Brent continues TO
make the bcarders think him tool
and Miriam accuses Pollock OF be-
ina a Stacker. Fraulien shows that
she has been drawing maps OF the
fortific atoms about the harbor.
Mrs. Sanderson and Fritz begin to
look for the one who is spying on
them. Brent becomes Interested
in fraulein's maps.
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