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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

VI bieienl Uioudt ipiro an ieoeil
Imerifaner perionIif bic Srdge
NJ berantretcn, lid in cine natio<
~ male. freiipiuiee. Organization
eintrdseu az Ialen, beren 3ieI es 1T,
ben &rieg gu %getpiuneu. Wir ionneu
ir9eut tpelhem Raneel Iei6t burf ees
itloNenes 3ailSeIn abhelfen, obne
ifiueres Spfer fir bic g~tn5elperion,
unb in Der Bode BON 81. bis %.
Sftpber miro Die @uuSess Wabrunsss
mitteI 0ertpoltuus burd cine Saiis dl
SauS s&asne ieoen Ranr unb ieoe
Srnu i'm edu3en Gdroe perionIih
orgoniiicren, rnb ale Iopalen Imeris
fdner unb Nnerifanerinnen gu einen,
9roBeu Silf5beer 5uiamrenidtpeiBer.
Sic Iliierteu importierteu ieIbit
in Sriebens3eiten iibsr 100000. 900
guibel 8ctreioe. Sest miiiieu lie
mebr importiereu. ipeil 10 otele ibrer
2eute fdmpfcnb int Seloe iteben. ges
ionoers Die 8ei5eunotb Der Iuiiertcn
lit atut. 8as aubere 8etretbearten
dnlangt, tonncr Die @ereinisten
Stadten benz Bebarf nit 9eiftiafeit
geredt tperben. Gber tpcnu bieieS
2anb geniigene 8ei5eu mad europa
ienben mug, I'm, bic Nuiiertenoolfer
unb e%leid5eitie audi bas amerifas
niife Seer i'm Husband 3u ndbren.
bonn mub oas ameritaniIhe Bolt
ipeuiger bon bieier @etreibeiorte tons
inmieren, ais bisber Der SAL mar.
8liidlimeripeiie boben mir cine
eroBc Raiscrute unb and bielc 0ez
miiieiorten tpuroeu in sroBen Guaus
titdten ge5o9en. Wenn iebe Yerion
in ben Yereinisten Staaten a~nite1c
Der bisber meiit9ebralldten Weijeus
probufte elm Riunb elmer anberen
8etreiocart berbrdutt. iperocn Die
@%ereini9teu Stauteu in hsr Gage
iein, allen an Tic seiteIlten Inforbes
rrngen ecrcbt 5u tperoer.
Bic 0~ereinigten Stddteu uriiIien
u,id1 mebr Sleiid mad, europa ierben
ais in friiberen Sabren. lin bieS t6un
5u fDnnen, miiiien mir fir einen Sbeil
u~nieres bisbcrigcn Sleiifs 8onlnms
dnbere Rdbrifoffe iubitttiieren.
Sic Nabrun9smittel > Veripaltune.
Die Serbert 6. Sooper unteritebt,
bittet oaruin. bnB auc potrictiihcn
|Biirser Der Resieruus ibre Gopalitdt
bnrd) llnter3cid,mng elmer @erpfIid)s
tungsfarte beipeiien, bab iic aues tbun
lpollcn, Inn Sieie 3iele 5u foroern.
Sie @pdle pom 81. bis 90. Sitober
iou gum giuIammeln Der Namen bies
nen. Wdbrenb bieier Wohe iperben
3umites in allen 5beilen bes 9anbes
bon Saus 81 Saus seben. Sdmmtlife
% @ilionen SamiIien I'M 2anbe
perben beiudt iuerben. go INNER
cine Verpflihtuues sGarte nnterihries
ben ipurbe. tpir6 elm Seriters Iuss
bduseihilo 5uriidgeIai1en tperben.
Sic beiudenben aomites tperben
audi Snitruftioustarten 5uriidlaiien,
auf benen bic Nabrunssmittel sVers
tpaItuns auseinanberiest, mas bic
Sepolferiing tbun iol. I'm mit5us
belien. ben &rieg gu s%etpinnen.
Serbert 6. Sopper gibt ieiner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
5es Wpiues perfanft aartpiieln.

Mit 900 8uIbcl S~nrtoffclu giug Die
Stabt Se5 Roines, Soma, uori9e
Rode in ben SnrtoifeIbauoeI, unb nor
Nittn9 lpareu nlcbr oils 100 Suihcl
5u ie $1.20 pertauit porbcu = fir
90 Gents Den Suibel mcbr ais - lie
oer Stabt getoitet 6atten. Die Sbce
fam bon Manor WaeGiear. uno Der
Staptratb mar banit ct~nneritauben.
Gs hei6t, baB mehr aartoffeIu pertauit
perber pilrbeu, lpcru CO lid, als lpeiic
ertuieie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Secbuus Sau 8iper, WaiI.. ais Steus
pcrtrctcr giidoi 8arrisau's bon Siour
Gitp iiber .Sie aatboliten in Soma.
= Sn ben 9eihliiiien ertpdbut iirb:
4aicns Grer3itieu. Iiifipnsn. 9eruiss
pilege, 3atboliide @ereire. gr6iehuns.
YreIie. Gbritli6e So3ials Heiprm.
Sr~aucnirase, Ndbiefeit, @eiesgebung.
8eItfries uno Sunoesregierung.
Rerito, @anoelbilber ; Geniur. Ser
8eIdlu6 in Yunttu Gr5iebung lautet
gum 9beil: ~8ir be9riiBen bic anitcls
lung bon Observation-Disclosures fir
uniere fatboliihen Shulen in grDBes
ren StGbten unb SiDseien. Giniiibrun8
zines einbeitlid,en Shulplanes urb
cinbeiilid)er Shulbiider. ais eincn
Shritt in Der reften Hidtuns."
2ie fam reeere inteniiuere 3bd.
tisfeit in nnfere Ginselucreine &C.
bradt ,peroen? Sas lit zines Der
Yrobleme fir Die naditc aonpention.
SciSt CO bod IN Den, ginlaoungss
idrciben bes Subuque'r 2ctals
8omites:
.8eiproohen iperSen ndbrenb ben
Saaen oes 81, %. unb %. Sftobers
Die Sntsreiien u~nicrer fatbolilhen
SoIbatcn. unierer u rbeite r
uno DER j armer. Sir oieie limb
eiaene Meben nit SiSfuiiions s0es
leaenbeit in Iusiiht aenommen. Iud)
Die Yrobleme unierer Siin9lin9e,
bercu Organization. Sd)ulun9 MIN,
icipie ieue Der fatboliiden j rauen
unb Suuefraueu, mic lie unSere
3eitpcrbdltntTe iorbern, iolcn griinbs
lid bciprohen uno Die ndditen Shritte
getbdn iperpen. mt rese. praftiid)e
9etbdti9un9 III infer Weretn5<
mecu 5u brinsen."
gs gift san5 beionSers. Die Sbdti9s
felt unierer fatboliihen 9aiens
neIt, Idnner uno Sinslinse.
Sraueu uno Su%ngirauen. auf cine
inteniipere 9eiinmssfabisfeit fir bic
3ufunit einsuitelen. 9as Erusramm
nit seuauen ansaben iiber Seit unb
Crit Der einselnen Veriammlunsen,
Vortrdse unb 1isfnfionen u. I. no.,
1T bereits perfIoiiene'8 o d c
Dem bodfp. aIerus uno ben @ereinss
Sefrctdren beS @nnees suseiteIt ipors
ben. @ir bitten sefl. nohmalS bic
Sagins bes ct. @ouiiatius s9uubes
mad beitcm Sonncr bcfarut MAIDEN 3u
be!icn.
|@$f+-
49, Rsr Muf,3 fhlt ,nirh ipjrrS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
s11uter Den 6ablreideu j eblern
Der Diplomatic. Die aui bas
III Sdulofoutu oes OeutSd)eu Be-

S ulCl uClt OuuiLStuJCI ~ I Y / I / "
nd Der Diplomatic. Die aui baS
VI Shulofonto oes beutiden Be-
dmtenItanbes 81 ieseu iinb. III
bic a~blebuenbe Saltuug eeeen Die
Rreiie. bic ben beutSten Hegierungss
freiieu eetpiHermaben in SleiIh unh
8lnt iibereesaneen mar. berienise
Sebler. ipclder lid an ihtperiten ees
rdft bat.
Sie 11nfenntni6 bon ben @irs
funssmoslifteiteu Der Yreiie bot Dem
beufiden 0oIfe idtpcren Shaben ees
bradt. uub Die beutIhe Hegicrung
iiebt bas. ourh Die Reiultate in ans
bern 2Gubern belebrt, ieet aud Elm
unb bemiibt lid, in 3ufunit nit Der
Yreiie Sanb in SnuS 5i eeben. Gs
fpirb bon Der bcutiGen Hesicrung ous
crtanut, baB iie, ipic bet Ritpirtung
oes Yarluments. 10 audi Der SeIbits
tontroue bebarf. Die ibr cine unabz
bdueiee SreBfritif ermOeliht. uub es
pirb ihlieBlif aid) a%nerfannt, baB
es Iufsdbe ser beutifen He9ieruns
lit. Die dugcmeincn YreSinitan3en 81
forbern. Oh Die @eoeutuue Der Sreiie
in benz nclcn S~eutiflanb. benz parIds
mentariid)en SeutidIanb. nod nett
eroBer lein ipirb ais bisber.
Natiirlid it Die Mnertenuun9
nur Der critic SGritt auf benz ncueu
8cge. uno cs ipirb MN ooroui ons
tommen, Oh bic beutifc 8eeicrung
entidlpiieu it, aiii Der einnal bctres
tenen Sabn iort5uifreiten. Sie neue
Yrebs Gentraliteuc in Der 8ei6etan3s
lei lit oa5u beitimmt. Der Yreiie cine
pollpertbise SteIlung im politiiden
2eben Seutihlnno's 81 Seben. tpenn
@oreingenommenbeit unb bureautras
tide gn9ber5igteit nitt pieberum
RcbItbau nui bic id)oue @litbe lpcrfcn.
Die iih iest i'm ocutiten glGtteripalbc
eritloiicn bat.
Gmp5renb nu,piirbise Gage.
8elbeS mar Ole Stellnns Der bcuts
ihcu Yreiie in Den Sabr5ebnten Dor
benz ariese? sic mar. nm cs nit
Sipei @orten 5u ia9en, emporeno mn
lpiirois. Bic bcutihe Yreiie bate.
IN onberbeit iprpeit iie 5llr Sppoiitiou
seborte, ibrcn cpi8en Sduemannss
9elcibiguuaS sGroScS. ibren enigcu
llnteroifi3iers sSe~lcipisuugs : SrpScB
une ibren etpigen 2~aubratb5s Seleis
oisrngss Yro5eB. tic bate ibr eipi9cs
I~eriabren gcscn llnbefannt unb ibr
eipises 3eusniB : Stpaussperfubreu.
linz eriuncrt man lid nidt. oaB tic
ie Suiueilen bariiber 5u Hagen bate.
baS Yreiielcute. bic III ioldeu herr
liheu Yto3eiicu 3u Sharcn sefommeu
parcu. in Setter in Die 8eiGugniiie
eeiiibrt ipuroen. uuo bab ibnen BORT
sleih Shiperperbretlern Saupts uuS
Varthnar eeidoreu lullroe? Sic bcut
Iden Seituussleutc aber iparen in
Den areiien, Die iih dui alien 8ebies
ten oeS oiieutIifcn ScbcuS aller mr.
benfbaren YripiIeeien erireuten. nnS
Die iih's onsetpobnt batten. iih ais
bic grbpddter bes ipabren Ydtrios
tismus aui5uipieIeu, nihts unbercs
ais Die perfommenen @pmnaiiaiteu.
Die 9eute. bic ihrer 8ernf perieblt
batten. bic 9eute nit Der seiteitertcn
griitens. Die 2eute. bie-sum Yoits
Iefretdr 5u iaiI wnS gum Shulmeis
tier sli oumm - habcr fameu uni
lire SGnbe unbeiust IN oiieutlihe
Nnselesenbeiten itedten. @s III Chat
iahe. bab ben beutihen Seitunssleus
ten bon ben @eritten aler Snltan3eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
HafahmenSmertb.

Sn SnsIaub lit elm Sarmer, Der
8artoffeln iiber Den beb0rplih ieitses
ietteu Yreis berfaufte, nm $27,500
geitraft tporben. Gin paar GbnIidlc
itrenge gerurtbeiIunsen bon Sriegss
lpuferern in uniersm 2anbe h~iiriten
mebr CUR Se~rbiQisung Der 2ebensz
faprung beitragen ais ale Hesies
runsss 0erurDnunecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
&pllen 3r. MtidJaeliS los ieiu.

SaS Srsnn Der b%oIldnbiidcn &atbos
Iitcn Zip" Iagt. Rag ieiu ScrIincr
aprrcippnpcut linn mit9ctbciIt babe.
baB inter bcn Sricbcu5frcuuoeu cine
Seipegung int @ouoc lei, nm Sr.
RihacIi5. Den oeutid)cu 8citStan5Itr,
hurh Sr. y. auchlmdmI, Den bcutld)eu
Stantsietretar hes Hrs'pGrtigen. 5u
eriepeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Die @abl9eiese iiir bos |arIan,eut
rebioisreu iou. 2estereS tritt inner
haIb 6ebu Rounteu 5uiammeft. Ser
Hatb wirb feline unbereu lesisIatioen
Surttioneu. ais Ole Repiiion BEG
BabIseieseS. uornebmeu uub alles
iibrige hen Yarlnment iiberIuiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

b.--Gin Babel 8irrs
luarr berridt i'm bier ta9cnpeu ruff
ldcu oemotratiiheu ApngreB. unb
9ereusti tbut. tros llltimatum pom
GonareB, nidts 5u mnternebmen obue
feline Sciitimmlng, iuns linn beliebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

- Der Suites tIlt. iuirb ieincs
niht berorbt perben.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
Die *. Ssntfattns '1asmir'
GER. - Gin Aaefblief.

fSortiesuns BON Der 4. Seits.)
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
THEODORE RO8fRrc-
~
The AMERICAN CoNSUL
~ LSSfl- AT RAAz/l/r r

for number of scenes. but when it
came time for them to be attacked by
the American marines, the entire army
got Il streak of dramatic temperament
and refused to continue, even when
offered double the wages they received
per day. which would be double the
amount paid them in Il month by their
country White fighting. But they re-
fused and nothing could induce them
to leave camp. Finally the Lasllv
company had to hire another army,
borrow the uniforms from the real
army, in order to finish this Para
mount picture.
Ever since the organization of the
laskN company. Theodore Roberts has
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
ASKS INVESTIGATION

San Francisco March 11.-An inves-
tigation will be demanded In the name
of the Russian government Of the ar
rest at Honolulu Of two Russian con-
sular officials. who were passengers
on the liner Korea Maru, according to
statement issued today by Artemi
Vyvodtzew. Russian consul general at
this port. The Korea Maru arrived
here today from oriental ports.
According to the officers Of the
Korea, police boarded the liner at
Honolulu shortly before sailing time
and took into custody NJ. Kodnitsky
and M. Sorokine, cabin passengers,
charging that the men were Russian
bank robbers. They were released
few minutes before sailing through
the efforts of Russian government
official, who convinced the sheriff that
the men were on their way to consular
posts in the United States.
Consul General Vyvodtzew said he
understood the officials were arrested
on the word of some Storage passen
gers to whom they had refused to lend
money.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
FOR Mr.. AND MRS. DEAN,

Mrs. G. n. Virtue and Mrs, Charles
Il. Smith entertained the members of
the Quae Vera club and their hus-
bands at the home of Mrs. Virtue Sat
nrday evening, as a farewell compli.
ment to MIR. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Dean, who
will leave within a few days for their
new home at Helena. Messrs. and
Mesdames q. a. Ketcham, George Fox,
NJ. r. Marshall. j. II. McGuffey, II. r.
Gardiner, II. w. Wakefield, w. n,
Dixon. William Wayne. G.. =. Clay
comb. ]. L. Williams and Mrs J. Will
son Moore with Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
enjoyed the happy hospitality offered
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12

been one Of the most popular favorites
Of the photodramatic patrons, for to
most of them he is an enigma. In
one production he will be seen as a
merciless, brutal villain and in the
next as a tender and loving hero.
Mr.. Roberts always makes his char
acters distinctive, no matter what
role he portrays, whether a Russian
grand duke or Bowery drunkard.
His wonderful art of make lays
makes his part, no matter how insig-
nificant. stand out clear and distinct.
His years of experience as a star on
the speaking stage, the love of his
work. and his clear understanding of
human characteristics and human ma
ture all stand in good stead and make
him first and foremost on the screen.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
.Miss0ulu
rs Years
Ago Today

(Taken from the files of the Missoula
Gazette for March II, 1929
Ice cream soda is now on tap at
Hartley's.
letter received from e. l.. Holster
states that he has been given complete
charge of the financial affairs of the
steamers Crescent and Montana and
besides keeping their books and ac-
counts will act as purser on both boats.
Eds many friends will congratulate
him on his success.
Tylar Is. Thompson, who has been
suffering from a severe attack of the
grip will go to California next week,
to the Arrow Head Springs, to re-
cuperate. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Thompson.
Major Roman came down from the
agency this morning with his arm in a
sling. the result of a severe attack of
rheumatism, which came upon him two
or three days ago. He is on his way
to some springs for cure though not
yet decided just where to GO
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sterling returned
last night from their extended eastern
trip.
Neptune Lynch, who was hurt at
Horse Plains yesterday and brought
in here later. is doing as well today as
can be expected though it is feared
his foot will have to be amputated. He
iS al nj Il Nd tnI
county and his many friends will wish
him a speedy recovery. He is at the
Sisters hospital.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
REFREsHMENT TO FRANCE.

Farls, March 11.-"President Will
sons declarations of American policy
nave been moral refreshment to
France" said Albert Thomas, minis
Ter OF munitions, to the Associated
Press today. America comes for
ward toward the end of the war with
the assertion of ideals Of which the
European peoples, amid all the strain
of combat of hatreds, of snfferinrs. of
determination for specific national
aims, need to be reminded.
France has been stimulated cheered
and supported by President Wilson's
messages to congress and bv his in
augural address,"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12

middle of the road. You have chung to
the idea that it is the horse that is not
good for anything else that will be
killed and sofa. But this is not So.
There are dozens of horses who break
a leg, have some slight defect that
makes them useless for labor, or there
are some blind ones who are very
healthy. nevertheless"
Although Mr. Sulser does a very
good business. sometimes amounting to
1000 pounds in a single day, he admits
that native Americans almost never
patror.ze his shop. At least 70 per cent
of his business he says, is with Ger
mans who got used to eating horse
meat before they left their native land
He says he came over from Swift
zerland with the express purpose of in
itiatnG Americans into the delicious
mysteries of horse flesh.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
FIREMEN TO BEGIN
FINAL TESTS TO-DAY

Nineteen young firemen of the
Northern Pacific road, who are TAX
ing the examinations for engineering
positions, will start on the last Ian of
their test this week in taking up the
questions on transportation rules. The
mechanical airbrake examinations have
been concluded. Yesterday S II. Draper
master mechanic, gave an instructive
talk on the technical and practical
phases OF the airbrake. J. l.. James,
engine forman, who is conducting the
examination. speaks highly of the
qualities of the men and is looking
forward to the entire class passing the
test with a high grade
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12

MAY NAME new PARTY
|. LEAGUE Of LIBERALS
Mathew Hale of Progressive
National Committee,
Makes Admission.
ONLY THIRD PARTY
Progressive Convention Has
Been Called for April
IL in St. Louis.

New York, March 11.-Announce-
ment that negotiations are under way
with Progressive Republicans and
Democrats, Prohibitionists. Socialists
and representatives of other parties
ito meet with a committee of Progress
sives and discuss plans for the for
nation of a league of liberals was
made today by Matthew Hale, acting
chairman Of the Progressive national
committee. issuing a call for a con-
vention Of enrolled members Of that
party in st. Louis April IL, 13 and IA.
Mr.. Hale asserted that the radical
Ism Of the Progressives Of 1912 now
had largely become the law of the
land. The solid south. he said. would
yield only to a third party.
1t was announced that committee
on resolutions had been appointed and
that it would sit at the national head
quarters in this city until a week
before the convention which is expect
ed to adopt permanent working plans
for the future Of the party" All reso-
lutions should be submitted to this
committee for reference to the conven-
ton, it was said
Wilson Invited.
President Wilson was invited to ad-
dress the Progressive party's national
conference at st. Louis on April u, in
a letter sent to him tonight by
Matthew Hale of this city, acting
chairman of the Progressive national
committee. The letter says:
Your advice and assistance at this
5uncture would be invaluable"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
COLORADO FARMERS
BRING GOODS HERE

Three families of Colorado farmers
arrived yesterday with five carloads
of horses, cattle, machinery and fur
niture, ready to take possession of the
George r. Brooks ranch at Bass Spur
today. The 1000 acre ranch has been
rented by the families Jointly for the
purpose of growing sugar beets for
the new factory. Tortyf five head Of
fine horses are included in the ship
mcnt
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12

Round steak. sirloin and porterhouse
is II cents a pound, tenderloin is Is
cents and sausages are 10 cents a
pound"
And SO the high cost Of living is
only myth, an illusion; that is, il
you can make up your mind to eat
horse flesh.
why not?' queries J. Sulser, who
conducts the Pioneer Horse Meat
Packing House." at 1882 First avenue,
Manhattan. why not?' he persists
THE Europeans do it, rich or poor:
why not the Americans?
"The trouble with you Americans is"
said the butcher, that when you think
of horse meat your imagination begins
to work instantly. and in your mind
you see pictures of some of the re.
pulsive animals stumbling along in the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
WOODEN FLEET.

Washington, March 1l.--Steps look =
large number of wooden ships of from
5000 to $500 tons register, in Amer
lean yards on the Atlantic and gulf
coasts to aid American industry in
meeting the international emergency
were taken yesterday by the federal
shipping board in the issuance of a
call to the chief builders of such craft
for meeting with the board here
March II.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12

spoiled 1t all by her lf-consciousness
and embarrassment.
=
Missoula smiles quietly and rather
sweetly at you any sunshiny day, but
can you imagine our Missoula gig
Cling? Missoula is rather precise.
men and their families, in the most
matter of-fact way you ever saw. If
only it was more vivid, 1t would be
charming.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
SUGAR BEET SEED
REACHES MISSOULA

The first shipment of sugar beet
seed three carloads containing total
of Loco bags of seed arrived in Mis-
soula yesterday. The cars were I'M
loaded by an emergency shift of
Workmen and the distribution of the
seed is under way. 1t is planned to
have all the seed distributed before
April l, the date named in the con-
tract.
The shipment yesterday came from
Idaho Falls and was grown under the
direct supervision of the Great West
ern Sugar company. Another ship
ment of 400 bags from the east is ex-
pected daily.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-12
BOWLING LEADERS.

Grand Rapids. Mach. March IL
Leaders in both the minor events Of
the American bowling congress tour
nament here We're displaced today,
Buffalo taking the lead in the doubles
with 1929 and Brian Bradshaw of
Cleveland. first in the singles, with
$50. The Buffalo's new leaders are
Henry Edwards and Joe West.
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FURTHER CUBAN FIGHTING.

Washington, March 11-Further
fighting in the vicinity of Santiago,
Cuba. between the government forces
and the reVolutionists and the burning
Of additional sugar cane. were reported
to the state department today in n
dispatch from Consul Griffith.
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WASHINGTON CAR MEN
VOTE TO WALK.OUT

Washington, March 11.-Conductors
and motormen of the Washington
Railway & Electric company, opera :
ting about half the street car lines in
TINS city, early this morning voted to
strike Immediately because the COM
pany refused to recognize the union in
renewing wage contracts. Union
leaders say 500 men will walk out.
several hundred strike breakers have
been brought here,
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general weakness that was so hard TO
bear. am able to do my work during
such times and am recommending Lvdis
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
my friends who suffer as I did."-Miss
META TIEDEMANN, 1922 jefferson Ave.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Will help you, just try it. For
ndVice write to Lydia Il. Pinkhaln
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read and answered by q woman.
ana held in strict confidence,
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RUSSIANS TAKE TOWN:
NOW PURSUING TURKS

fctrosrad. March 11-Russian troops
nave occupied the town of Sahna. in
northwestern Persia and are pursuing
the retreating Turks in the direction
OF Blsitun. so miles southwest Of Sam
ADAM according to an official state
ment issued today by the Russian war
department. In Asia Minor the Turks
TOOK the offensive along the Sivas road,
but were repulsed by the Russians.
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SOCIETY MAN JAILED.

San Francisco, March 11.-Edward
r: Barron. wealthy society man and
graduate of Harvard university was in
the city prison here TODAY charged
with burglary. Barron was found by
the police early today sound asleep in
the offices of Smith, Emery E. O., as
savers close to box containing
platinum valued at $4,000.
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SIGMA CHI CHAPTER
INITIATES NEW MEN

Beta Delta chapter. Sigma Chi, an
nounces the initiation of David Be-
thune, Great Falls: Frank Gosman.
Butte: Richard Newman and Frank
johnson. Helena; Pat Bryan, Big
Timber; Fred Molthen, Butte; Will
liam Larkin. Red Lodge; Edgar Reed,
Kentucky, and Edward Blinn, Butte.
The initiation was held last night and
was followed by a banquet at the
Florence hotel.
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BREAD SHORTAGE,

fetrograd. Via London, March IL
In order to relieve the temporary
shortage of bread due to difficulties in
transportation, a bill has been pro-
posed In the duma which would vest
In the municipal authorities and town
councils the authority regarding pro-
N's'Oning which now rests with the
ministry OF agriculture.