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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
gd,tuierisfeites nit Der
2anStpirtbidaft
SDIIen BON Der Resteruns
bebpbeu lperben.

Dc Den !pf r.
SubIaaapolts, SHD.. 20. 9Iu.
quit. gis ben bier in Ratbsiislns
bsfinbliden Weriretern bes lanbpirtbs
i4aftli6sn Departements Der Der,
Staaten mitsetbeilt porbsn lit, iDirn
ss f9tpsr balteu, Das areal fir Wins
terpsisen ausaubebnen. neil es On ars
beitstrdften unb an Dunsitpften, Sc
ionbers an YbOspbatsn febli. Sn sieis
der Wsiis oerbdlt ss ii6 NIT Der
4usbehnuns Der &nbaliiGde fir
ROsgen. 3rospem finb ok 9srtrstsr
Der Rsgisruus Der 4niiHt, bab ser
plaH. Der eiu nm % prOasnt srDbsrss
4real In Winternei@n in Slinois,
sSnbiaHa, aeHtudp. Wi4:aan, Obio
unb Wtseoniin Ooriisbi. ii6 burdfiibs
rem ldbt.
Die 4rbeiterfrose nirb in ibrer
Sofung bur9 bic gusbe6unsen fir
bos Deer unb ben 4bsug ber 2onbs
arbsiier Hud ben Gdbriisn trf9nest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Cir Heatidser aeidofea
ais er auf gefsbI mid t
anbieIt.

SauIt Ste. Maris MIL,
20. ausuit. glfreb 9srninsbuus. eirr
beutf9er adufnann. purbe surt
S9iiifs aus sinem NaI6insngsiDebr
osrlpunbst, bic auf ibn Don einem MD
SoIoaten beisBten patrouilsn'S 'Soo'
abssfeuert lpurben, als er bem ibm 3u'
'serafenen Sefsbl, NIT ieinsm SaioIiu'
boot. in ipslhem er fi9 befanb, an5U
baIten, tsins SOlss CAB. 3lpsi 1ubsrt
perionen, Die fi6 in Dem Boot 6e'
fanben, blietcn unpsriebrt. 9srnirss
baus selanets ans canabif1s llfer, irr
er mitfamm. feinen Gefdbrt;n auf cie
antIase perbaftst ipurbe, tab er iItj
Der llnteriuhung fsines gootes bar6
dmerttarifds Ysamie gu ent5isbsn Der
fu6t babe. cIs er ii6 oui Der 5dbri
bon Der amsritanifdeH nat Der caHas
bif6en Seite bes ct. Warp 5luhes
befdnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
9es .. M. 81. gentraIber,

eins.
81, 0ouis, no, 20. guguit. IN
bct beiItigen Situng bcs Oeutid,en
fonliih aatboliiten ScntraIpercinS
ewpicbl Der 9iId,oi ssoiepb 8uid, bon
ct. Glcub, Dlinn., oaB Die 6cu.ifen
adtholifen Die 5rieoensbeoingiiuuen
oes Bnpiies Benedict ,ulteritiitcn.
Ger Sebr Soffp. Woniignor Bon.
sano, Der tapitIifc 9eIeaat In sSaib.
ip9tou, iagte in elmer aniprade on bic
gericmutIirng, Dab, ipenn aih ihr
Eatriotisnlus bon allen Seiten aitge-
grliicn iporben iei, er ipiiie, bnb bic
MitgIiehcr oes Gentrnlnereins lopal
Slt ben Ger. Stadten bielten. gr iaste,
Sob nad benz ariege es cine her YiIidp
ten Der Organization iein ipiiroe, bic
.ialfdeu 2ebren" bes SoJialisnnis Bu
bcsdnpfen, bic bieIfab bon ten arbei.
terilciien geolailbt piir6en.
gii6of 8uid fagte: sd bin Der
9lnii6t, bab bic Ritglieber bieier Or
ganiiation MIR ibr RedJt aIs 8iir.
ger ausiiben ipiiroen. ipenn file cine
getitioH an bic Regieriins fornuiliren
piireen. In Der bic Resieruns erfudt
piro bas Geb.t beg pdpites i'm Sns
tsreHs beg Srieoens in @rfpdsiins gu
5ieben. sc 1T hits niht nit ben
prin5ipisn elmer Ration i'm Wibers
fpru9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
9prpebpbp ppt3eritbrer
in 70 GROCER 3abl, als be amsrita'
uiiaeu Werfts Su Iiefern i'm
Sianbs fiub.
SoIIeu bonn Warins.Departement gs'
baut ipsrben.

DafbiEgtOu, .. g., 20. Iag.
es 1T Die abii1t pes Dtarine. DE-.
partsments, rIe amerItanp9e 0loI!s
I'm 10 OisIe 2orpsSUbOot= =3sritOrsr 81
permebren, ais bic aHIeritailiIc9su
GtabIiiemsnts gu bauen I'm StaRss
iinb. Die be5iigliaen pldne purbsu
am Wlontas con Dem SetretGr Saniels
nm elmer Rpnfsrsn5 nit elm paar
Oussnb S9iffsbaueru, Mai4inenIa'
briiantsn unb Rsprdisntanisn anses
Ter Snbuitr9n beiprO9en.
Die S6iHsbauer ma9tsn bsm Ses
tretGr Wiittbcilunsen bariiber, mas iis
eDentusl i'm Stanbs isin piirbeu gu
tbun, fpenn ibre 4nlasen, bic iebt In
iprer sanseH 2apa5itGt bei4dftist lno.
erpsitert piirben. Die 9eamten bss
Ularines sOepartements perben bi. pes
ri4te itubirsn uRb ii9 bauH auf eirsn
plan einissn. unter bem Is moslih
ieiu pirb. cine 10 srobe anaabI pon
Seritorern 81 bauen, oab bic Ser.
Stoaten in nisfer Sinii9t allen anbe.
rsn aGnbern poraus fsin iperbsn. Gs
gilt als ausgemadt, bab Der ,3erito.er
Der f4Iimmits Geinb Der llnteriseS,,ts
1T.
Die sr6bte Sdtuisristeit bietst bic
9eriteauns Der n0tbisen Waidlu.a.
es sisbt Stiffstperfte ssnus, Die i'm
Stanoe limb. ibre glnIaesn berart gu
ertpsitern, bab fie binnen aursem nit
bem 9au BON fpeiieren Shiffsn begin,
nsn tOnnen, aber Elm ipeit Thpieris
CERES probIem bilbet bic 2isfsruna hsr
unb fonitisen gusriiitlne
Der goote. Sn Der bsutigen aonkrsns
luuroe bauptiddIid bkfs Sdpieristit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Gin gberiif nxb eixG Gpuntb.
ridter
Wesen @erIesuns bes
aushsbungssefsbes
berhaftet.

RuffsIpiIfs, ab., 20. Qusuit.
Der Sberiff Snnss 9. Iaplor, Elm
Witslieo Der 9tusbebunssbebDrbe DON
2psan gountp, unb Der gpuntpri9t.r
). %. gbnarb ipurbsn am Wontas
Don bsm SilfssBunbesmaridau 9.
Sd. Ri6arbion unier Der gniIose Der.
baftet, on elmer @erfdipDruns sur0ers
lesuns BEG ausbebunssseitbts betbeis
list su iein. Ysibt WGnnsr fpurben
Don bem 8unoestummifiGr 9arbp IN.
ter $4,000 glrsfdaft fir ibr grffeis
nsn DOr Geri9t an 20. auguft sss
felt.
Der Sbsriff ToplOr pirb beIduls
bist, RilitGrpfIi1tissn @efrsiuns
bonn WiIitGrbieRft periprOdsn gu bas
ben, ipsnn fis ibm ibre poIitii9e linz
teritiibuna Dsriprsdeu. Rihtsr Chs
parb ipirb bsi9ulbist. nit ibm unier
elmer Deds ssitedt gu bdben. 9. 8.
2ptletou, Der Sps3ialasent bes Sue
iii3bepartemsnts, Der bic 5aftbefebls
erpirtt bot. tpeiseris ii4 anSussben,
in psl9em Wabs Der Ridtsr an Der
Befreiuns pum WiIitdrbieHit intsrs
efirt mar.
Der Sheriff ift uls @itslisb Der
ausbebunssbeh0rbs abesisst unb .s IN
sin 1n6fplser fir i'm ernannt NOR.
ben. CT bebaupist, bab feline pOIi.is
ibsn Gesnsr fir feline 8erbaftung
pernnttportIi5 isisn. Soppbl er pie
Rifier Goparb iisllsu bic Wabrbeit
Der sessn iie erbobeneH 4nidulbiguus
gen in Der empbatiiaiten Deiie in
abrebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
9ie 9beprie Der Rpblen'
preife.
Was eema4t perben taun
nirb gema dt.

~ ttU W VI ~
ct 2ouis, 20. 9lusuii. Nil'
liam g. Scott, Prdiibent Der RiHOur
&c SGtnuis aompdgnie, ipslde pdSte'
rim Der aoblsnbsrgipsrte nabs Belle
bile. Su., III, faste Dor Der MifOuris,
gebOrSe 5ur llnterfudung Der ho5tr
9pbIenpreiis aus, bab es DE poliiil
Der aoblensrubenbeiibsr fei, fobi,l ous
bem pubIitum beraussufdlasen, a.s
fie tonneH, Db es arieg ODER Sri,btu
lei. Sefrast, mas feiHs siuiidt rou
einem seredtsn profit In arieesS:t!,H
fei, fagt. er: mir tenHsn teine @rens
&c. Dir nehmen, mas mir tSrnsn.
Sober tbut Doe, au9 Der Sarmer.'
~6aItsn Sic Sas fir rehtg- frrast.
Der Silfss sgsneralantpdIt 0pie.
.Darauf tann id ui6t anpcrien,
mar bic GrD:osruns. sd bite stliss
auf, nm 70 rieI gu betommsn, aIs if
betommeH iann.N
.@e poIen Sic es rsatfsrtia.n,
bdb sic feds Dollars Fir arhl.n
nerlanseu. b.rn J5rberuns blos srei
Dollars toitet2"
rWeil itis betommen lam. gi.
finb Elm abpciat unb piirbsn n:&t
cine 9trbeit fir flint Dollars psrrih.
ten, tueun Sic 5ehn Dollars bafiir 5ss
fommen t6nnten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21

rerfcbr sismI;d alit I'M Sarge III niio
oIc TlEtiafeit Der MebeiIen III ben Ict'
ten icd,s waouatcn bcscufen6 nadgc.
Iaiien bot. Die @eidnftsibdilsfeit ioil
ncd elmer aneabe ourh Die slnoro.
ininsen Der Nssieriins gcIdbnlt iein,
relfe Priunt, in Den arlagen pcH 4l.
pita.ien beid-infen, bic arnere Nn.
eabe id,reibt tie 9dtuu.ng ben poIIti.
iden @irren gu.
Wsn Der Jabress Hpnbem.
fiun
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gfnnsnTeef4iffe n

Oseaubienit. - grn eirrm @er'
ireier bss .iln:tsb Gtntss Shipping
goarb@ purben in Glspslnnb bic ems
ieiienSen Gdritis sur geiAlagnabm.
ron Jrad'teaInpfern setban. Die ilir
ben aii5iens iinb transp5eaniihen
5onbeI pdbrsnb bss arieges IN
Dienii ssFsIi iprben foIen. Die
MufItellung, bic 5on BEN Rssisruness
aaenien In Wtrbinbuua nit gertres
tern Der loialen S6iffd6risinisrsHsn
asma4t purbe, ssiat. bab etpus iibsr
d@isis8innsnfvififfs nuf ben Ssedn
aebrnht fpsrben i6nnsn. Sbre llebers
ipsifuna tpiirbs bsm ginnsnfssbanbel
iiber 10000 9onnsn ert5isbsn unb
Der S5tanf4iffnbrt stipl 100000
Sonnen biHsufiissn. ba bic Gnbr3enge
ouf BEN Nleere tiefer belcbsn iuerbtn
i5nnen. Der gnii9sib Der gunbsss
betSrbs ipirb auf BEN g.ridis bafies
rem, ben ibr 9trirster, bsr iih itbt IN
glspslonb bsfinSsi, erffatist. Gs III
seplant, jebes Boot. bag burdb ben
Wsnanb aanaI unb bon bn ben ct.
2oren,flub binnb nnh bsm atInntir
sebro6t tpsrbsn fam. boribin iibsrs
,ufiibrsn. sbe tsr @srtehr burH bas
Gis Iabm sslset III. SIN lebtsn
5ertit unb 8riibiins ipurbsn stbn
goots ent5psissifniittn unb aus ben
ginnenftebdfsn in ben SjsdH ses
fdIsppi. Die gsbSrbe itsrt iebi cine
aiits allsr @oote duf. bic unier 260
GUS lang uHb 43 Jub brett fnb. ba
loI4e Oane nsltsrts ben Msnans-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
q. u. 81.
Die 81. rationale Reunion jebt in
pollem 8ange.

30 ton, Wah.. 20. aueuit. Eau
fenbe BON 9etsrun.n bes 4iirgertrie'
ges uno ibre 6amilien. bic Siim 81
Ratipnalsn Jslbldser Der Grani
aiHp Of tbe IepubIic bierhcrgefori.
men itnb, ipurOen ON Wontas otfi'
oieq bon Dem Goupernsur Utcg al
unb BEN Wapor GarIep ipiIliommsr
sebeiben. Qfnbers Rsbnsr iparen bel
friibers Goutsrnsur Sobn 6. gdtes
Der Obertummaroeur %. 8. patter'
ion bon pittsburgh unb Der DEPARTS
msntss2ommanbnr DanisI g. Sen'
np Don Mafuduistts.
GluBfapitdn ermorbst
2outspilIs ap., 20. 4uguit.
Die 2side bes Jlubiapitdns MabijOn
Susan bon Ssftsrioneils, Snb.. Der
Jngenisur auf bsm Jdbrboot .@enes
raj 9eorse Rogers CIart- mar, bas
3lpii9sn 2ouispiIle unb Ssffsrlonpille
fdbrt, ipurbs friib am Worssn in Der
Rdh. bes aanbunssplases in Seffsrs
IonDiqe aIs aeide aug bem Stub ses
Scssn. Sein S4dbsl mar 5sri4mets
iert.
guf BEN Osd bss 5dbrbooies, In
Der Rdbs bes gelbbettss. nuf benz 9us
gan fdlisf, purbe cine blutbeflsdte
Giisnitnnss gefunben. gGsm 4ni9eiH
na9 ipurbs Dusan, Der 81 Sabre aft
mar. NIT BET giienfians. srihlaseu
une bann iHs DoHsr ssiporfen.
8 10 ei 5Iieger Iebenoisoer'
brannt.
@uffaIo, 81. g., 20. aug. Gbas.
u. @all Sr. uiib Rifaro 8. Weeno,
perbrmnten bier am gfontog 81 lobe.
aI5 ein sleropIan, In bem lie init
siaufbontbea experimentation, in oer
Sufi III Sraue gerietb, geioe Wldimcr
waten toOt, als Der 5eritorte gcroplan
art ben 9oOen fiel.
gSal ipor Elm Chill SSneenieiir, ber
ii5 iiir Sen Wiegerbienit bcrbereitete,
ur0 Merbe ipar ein 5liegersS sSnitriif.
te,ir. Der fiir5Ii6 bonn Eager in MiH.
ola, u. g., nab Buffalo fam.
Ofe VIZ obtlttation etsp a 8
biHauagefdobeu.
ID binstoH. .. g., 20. aug.
Die yIobiIiiirung bss opsiten aufSs,
bots Der Rationolarmss 1T Dom J5.
big gum 10. September peri966sn
lDorben unb bic Mobiliiiruns bes bri.s
ten aufs.bOts bonn 80. Ssptember Sis
gum 3. Sitotsr. Das erit. aufssbct
Ipirb. ME Oorber anseiiinbiet, am 8.
September mobiIiiirt.
aus bem W ugfelb in Dab
touperungIidt.
Dapton, g., 81. aug. Gusene
u. Sapes,, oon Tacoma, Waib.. tam
am Rontas In Der biefisen Wilbur
Wrisbt Rssisrungs Glisgeri4uIs
ums 2eben, inbem er in ben in Be-
Ipesung befinbliten propeIor eiaer
Jlusmaftine fieI. CT mar elm
3OsIing Der Giieseri9uIs unb Der
.rffs, Der ums asben fam. feitbein oas
bieiise 5lusfeIb etoblirt ipurbs.
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grIdbt tint 0rObuns Sc
Gen hieneutraIs g 4iff'
fahrt.

2onbon. 20. glusuit. Der SlOs
dabsminiiter 9prb Robert eecil iagis
ON WsOntas I'm untsrbaus, baB I'M
prinsip bic britiids Rsyisruns Der
glnii4t isi. pab bic nsutraIen S4iffs,
bic fprtpibrsno ben GtinSsn eng.
lambs bslfsn, nad oem arisss als
fsinoIite S6iffe bsbanbsIt psroen
iplIten.
Der Riniifsr fiists binsu, oab Don
Sdiffsn, bic rpsssn Der OrObunssn
Der beutfhen Rssisruns i'm Safsn liss
gen blsibsn, i:aerIid borausselsBt
psrbsn piirbs, rab iis bic Srissssiels
bss leinoes unterftiisten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
1lnebrliHe Wanfternngss
beamfe
gu spei Sabrsn 3udtbaus
hprrrt

Derurt1etlt.
Rtpgori. 20. @usuit. .. g. Z
g.rnfeIb unb aouis .. Gbersp. Ulit,
slitbsr Der ausbsbunesbsb0rbs Ro. 80,
betanntsn iid ON Rontas i9ulbis
9eitsdunssn bon WiIitdrpfli6tisen
angenommen 81 baber, Sipeds 8sfrsis
uns bonn Wilitdrbisnit. sic ipurben
gu ie 3pei Jubrsn Soft i'm gunbsss
5u6tbaus gu atlanta perurtbeiIt.
Ralmnn @ruber. Der ni6t gu Der
slusbebunssbsbOrbs geb6rt, ubsr nit
ben beiben anbsrsn WGnnern in 9ln-
flnseSuiianb Derfest ipurbe, nnseilast,
ben 3pii9eHirdser seipislt gu baben,
beidlob, es auf sinsn prDSsb antoms
men su IaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Die gtabt WfpHattir
Bon ben guIsaren in
9ranb geaoIIen.

aOrfu. 20. sIusuit. Das i.rbii4s
Yrsbbureau tiinbist an, bnb Elm 9bsiI
BON Monaitir aIs GOlse zines beftisen
gombarbements bur9 Jsuer seritOrt
pprbsn isi unb cine san3s 4n5ubI BON
eeuten setpOtet unb Dsrpunbst pors
ben ieien.
Sn bsm Ssridt bsibt es, bab ON
Samitas bic 9uIsorsn psnigitens
1000 9ei4Ofe in bic Stabt ssi9lsuE
bert hdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
grauereien.

zts pabasian ersptns Gsns-
QoDtratsn, m.
wliffn Hrenue.
q iissnns aIa ssn steS,as sssns ssti ast.
oagbtinus s:ed Go. entauiers rno
1ks Ssssaesutt srspins Co. 1900
1ssSussssbt srssins GO. 20 on
meUtesn Nbs.
Z gbr!iitan EssrIsin sssSiss
fss @sbapf erssins o. $50 Ssh
1ss ginSU6.qasIssnfer stss.
irs 20. t2isn sssr). sissrfs uns siHm
= ss Gs.tsrsr srsSsns sa. si7
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1917-07-20
DOG FANCIERS FACING RUIN
Dealers In England See Disaster In
High Taxes Placed on Animals
to Conserve Food Supply.

Dog fanciers in England, especially
the women, say that the new dog
taxes are going to kill the business
they have been carefully building up
for years They do not object to the
suggested increase on old licenses, but
they fear the big tax on new dogs Is
going to brighten away all their GUS
toners.
There are many British women with
small incomes living In the country
who have invested most Of their money
in dogs as q business. They were
willing to mark time till the end Of
the war, looking forward to revival
in their business afterward. Trade is
of course slack just now, but with no
money coming in at all they will be
unable to retain their kennels.
One fancier spoke bitterly Of the
sensational stories told in certain quar-
tiers about pampered dogs and the Inn
possible amount of food they were ac-
cused of eating.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1917-07-20
EQRMlNG HOME GUARDS
y 70 cQMRAI ,IHE.,.W W.
NexIy Organized Fighting Body VIII
rs> Aadye NeedH Whes Troops
Are Withdrawn for War.

Helena.-The question of who will
guard Montana when the state troop
leave presents problem in the state
That a guard is necessary is pointed
out by officials.
In the first place, it is shown tn,
I. w. w. not only invaded Butte il
force and tied up the mines there
but in several smaller towns, they
maintain headquarters and prepare
for further attacks on industry.
| Western Montana logging and lum
Der milling virtually is at stand
still because Of their activities.
The recent threat of an Arizona
l. w. w. leader, that both wheat
and copper movement would be
| brought to a standstill by the Indus
trial Workers, unless all their de-
| mands everywhere were granted, was
given great prominence by the Mon
tana press.
This state is known as one of the
most important in the "Breadbasket
of the World" and it's vast reaches of
territory, embracing hundreds of COM
partively isolated wheat elevators,
make guarding the food crop, once it
is raised, a peculiarly pressing mat
ter, officials feel.
To meet this menace, home guards
have sprung up everywhere and it is
hoped that they will have full Fed
eral recognition and secure proper
equipment and undergo due organiza-
tion by the time the guard leaves.
This new Home Guards is mixture
of two movements.
The first movement in the state con-
Guard proper, civilians of the civil
war, mere boys to veterans of the
civil war; The second movement
in the field only few days later
arose among rife clubs affiliated with
the National Rifle association. AS
rule, these were young men and the
majority of them are sharpshooters.
There arose about 1000 of these men
scattered through the state, with
scores of fiourishing clubs enough to
form a regiment.
However, it has been found feasible
in Butte and Helena to combine these
movements Butte now has two full
companies of Home Guards, well
armed and drilled, and the rifiemen
have mixed with the civilians. In Hell.
ena, the rife club members also have
Joined the older organization and In
a number of smaller towns, the ex-
ample has been followed by organiza-
tions which, while they lack organ
ization into a state body, probably
could be speedily formed into such.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1917-07-20
END OF BUTTE STRIKE
BELIEVED TO BE NEAR
Electricians Agree to Return to Work
on Promise of Increase In Wages
to Six Dollars Per Day.

Butte-After a conference lasting
er company officials and strike COM
mittee of Is members of the electri-
clans union, NJ. M. Donoghue, presi-
dent of the State Federation of In
ternational unions, and w. H. Rodgers,
federal mediator, announcement was
made by Mr.. Donoghue that settle
ment of the electricians strike here
had virtually been agreed upon.
The terms under which the electri-
clans return to work were not made
public, other than that they provide
for the granting of the demands of
the linemen for Sc day with a grad
uated schedule for other branches of
work.
The question of the recognition of
the metal mine workers union, on
strike here for higher wages and i'm
proved conditions, was not discussed
and this phase of the strike situa-
ton, union officials said, would be dis
posed of by the metal mine workers,
who will vote soon on the PROPOSE
ton of affiliating' with the American
Federation of Labor.
Should the question of utilization be
voted down. the affiliated bodies of the
American Federation of Labor will re-
turn to work after the settlement of
the electricians strike, without regard
to the miners, 1t was believed.
The sentiment at the miners union
m pptipO wac tbot If would ha 70
best interests of the union to join with
unions recognized by the American
Federation of Labor.
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INDIAN FEELS DAUGHTER
WHEN REFUSED 10 CENTS

Plains.-Because his daughter re-
fused to give him 10 cents, Big Wolf,
an Indian from Camas Prairie, Is
charged with striking her over the
head with a stone. The blow laid
open the scalp and cut an artery. He
is being held on an assault charge.
Big Wolf had 40 cents, but wanted
more SO that he could buy so cents
worth of whisky. The girl refused
to give him her dime, and, enraged.
he seized a stone and struck her.
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MONTANA TOWN BURNS:
TWO SUSPECTS IN JAIL
Laborer Pershes in Fire at Wolf
Creek-Telephone Wires Cut Be-
fore Blaze Breaks Out.

Helena. Wolf Creek, 80 miles
northwest of Helena, was almost de-
stroyed by what is believed to have
been an incendiary fire. An uniden-
titled laborer persisted in the flames
of hotel. E. Kahn, proprietor of
cafe, is in Jail here on suspicion,
as is Ernest Blk, a painter Tele-
phone and telegraph lines were cut
shortly before the fire started and the
town was unable to call for help. The
loss will be about $25,000
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Profit In Peas.

Livingston.-Rain fell here for the
first time in 81 days, and was CRATE
fully received by farmers in the
Shields and Yellowstone valleys,
where grain crops were beginning to
suffer for lack of moisture. 1t is be-
lieved with the continuance for few
days of cool weather bumper grain
crops will be harvested in this coun-
try. Reports received from the upper
Yellowstone valley between Emigrant
and this city are that the thousands
OF acres of seed peas are doing we'll
and big crops will be harvested.
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CATTLE MEN IN HUNT FOR
RABID COYOTE AT LARGE

Bozeman.-A rabid coyote is being
hunted by the stock men of Madison
county, to avenge the death of one
cow and five calves, believed to have
been bitten by the animal The COW
and the calves died and the deaths
were said to have been caused by
rabies. 1t is not known how many
of the coyotes are infected with the
disease, but the stockmen are taking
no chances and are killing the animals
on sight.
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GREAT FALLS PREPARING
TO ENTERTAIN BANKERS

Great Falls.-Great Falls will en-
terrain the annual convention of the
Montana Bankers association, July &C.
rs. More than 300 visitors are ex-
pected by the committee of arrange
ments from the local bankers. There
are more than that number Of banks
in the state and it appears certain
that many of the bankers will bring
their wives to the convention city to
enjoy part of the pleasure for the Wis
itors by the people of Great Falls.
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LUMBER CAMPS CLOSED
AS RESULT OF STRIKE
Strikers Rent House and Pool Issues
for Sustenance During Time They
Are Out of Work.

Thompson Falls.-Lumber camps
and mills in this county have been
closed by strike. The strikers de.
mands include basic pay of $50 a
month instead of $45 and $50, better
working conditions and an eight-hour
day.
Many of the men who were not L.
w. WIS, leaders claim, have Joined
the organization since the walkout,
and the strike, they say, is nation
al movement.
Strikers at Plains have rented a
house and are pooling their resources
for grocery funds to keep them until
the strike is over.
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JUNE RAINFALL TN STATE
SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL

Great Falls, Mont.---Rainfall in June
was one-sixth greater than the normal
rainfall of June, basing the average
on the rainfall for June for the last
&c years. The average rainfall for
the last rs years was $50 inches. The
highest mark was made in June, 1907,
when the flood mark was 7.46 inches.
The dryest June in that time was in
1900 when the rainfall registered less
than two-thirds of an inch. The total
rainfall for the month of June, 1917,
was 4.20 inches.
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FROM NEAR AND FAR

With wireless stations powerful
enough to reach vessels in all of its
waters, the Chinese government will
establish a typhoon warning service.
Attachments that accompany a
watch patented by New York man
enable it to be worn on wrist or in
pocket, holding 1t securely in either
case.
There are some 10000 craters on
the moon, and these are the product of
long ages.
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Record Breaking Apple Crop.

Libby.-A record-breaking apple
crop will be harvested in Lincoln
county this season, according to john
P. Wall, local correspondent Of the
crop estimate bureau of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Mr.. Wall in
formed the board that the crop here
would be 200 per cent better than last
year,
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Considerable.

"Have you a calendar for 1914T"
asked the gentleman.
II don't know, SIR" replied the sales
person. 1--WE might have such thing
among the odds and ends In the base
ment. But if you wish to make a gift
to someone, surely a calendar for
1917"
"This is for a lady who is-er-a
bit sensitive about her age, you see-
And 1 thought-well, 1t would be more
delicate, In a manner of speaking."-
Judge.
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No Wonder,

The cynical person was standing I'M
front of part of an exhibition of local
art talent labeled art Objects"
The native, swelling with pride,
awaited the visitors verdict.
"What do you think of our efforts?-
he asked at last.
"Well," said the cynical one, 81 sup
pose Art does object, and I can't
blame her, but there doesn't seem to
be any help for It,"