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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
Bur BEadDtnna !.

guuoes.@ .@eneralaniualt 3. &.
OircgOrg bat Oem bieiiscH SuH-
bes 1iitrifts.gIniualt Samuel s..
Icunis iOlgeuOes SdreibeH 5m-
eeiauot: o@ee6rter Serr! Sic
iucrocu 6ierOnrdJ auaeuieieu, benz
uadfOlgcuOcH Grladc bic lueiteite
&crbreitnug 81 sebeH. SteiH
ircuDae6Oreucr OemtIder SeiuO in
oicIruI ennoc, Der bisber uidJt an
GomplOtteu gcgcu bic Sutcrciicu
Der @cr. Gtaaten 6etBCiIigt iuar,
braitdjt iid uDr ben SdJritteu Oes
9nitis-DepartemcntS 81 iiirdteH
10 lanae CT Die fOlseHOe @aruung
bcadJtet: nWebordjet Oem 6cieRe
nno 6itct Sure Snngc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
3nr Brabtmmat :
gefauntmadnns Oes @raFOenteu
Der DC. Stnaten ourdJ Oas
-Separtcment.

"a Sem 9SrGiiOenteH ulitsc-
t6cilt mOrocu lit, bah SeiteHs Der
4erIuncu, wcl6e llntertBuHeH
iremSer StaateH iinO, aber in
oieiem QanOe mo6neu, in man
dJcn Sgeilcn Die Sefiirdtung
gcrrIdDt, oah oercn gant-SepO-
iitcn ooer anOeres Gigent9um i'm
Sale cines Grieses 5luiidlcn ben
gscr. Staatcn nnO eiuer iremocH
ylatiOu init Seidjlag belegt wer-
ben iOllte, crmGdjtist Der ASrGii-
bent bic glngabe, ban aae iOlde
Nciiirdtnngen 0Gu5 nuO gar NM
6eeriinoct iiuo. Die 9iegieruug
Der Der. Staaten uirO nHter
feiuen II itGnOen bel ei-
ncm 0ricgs5uitnnSe Die @elceen.
belt ua6rne6meu, Seiib bon Gi'
qcut6nm 81 ueBmcH, fir lueIdes
intcrnatinnalc lIcbereinfOmmen
nno 0as ancrfannte WeIeb Oes
2auocs fcineu seredten Slu-
IprmdJ oocr 9eiitredlt gebeH. Sic
iuiro aeluiiicnBait allie 9riOatredl'
IL rclpeftiren, uno 5iuar iOiuoBl
oicieuigen i6rer eiscueu giirger,
0ls aud Oisjeuiseu Der lIutertba'
ueu fremOer 9iegiernuaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
Niir larnarbeit.

~ ~ ~ u w " 1 y 4.
Sin @onite inter oem @oriib bon
g9iQiam $. N2anB, Dem bonn @omer-
ncur Sarriugton neuernannten Dit
glic0 ser Stats 9ereitihafts-Gom-
milton iiir 6armarbeit, bielt geiter1
gtadmittog INN 2 ll6r cine Siblmg,
oereu 3med sic Organizations 9lrbeit
betroi. 0err g9iQian $. ManB BAT
oie iolgenOen @erionen ais ieine
0iitbelier auSerforen; &c. s. 9Ders,
&. Is. See, z. 5. Clogs, Sos. Sode,
@. Z. 9. SDmons, 0oworo SuIber,
6. s. Sones, :. 90. Ga0lor, 9f. @l
&orrott, 6. .. @OnonOiton Nl. 9.
&olfer, 6. 9lpiceao rno 2lia 9.
Gardner.
Ger @ouDerneilr erbielt geitern ein
Sdrei6en bonn Se1ste 0iitrift 9lu-
raj 9iie Club bon baltimore
GountD, in peldem ieiue 9eniibun-
gen groBere @rnte 81 er5ielen ge-
lobt meroen. Gie Dlitglle0er Der
Grganiiation 6abeu oereiubart %
@ro5ent me6r 9}obrungsmittel .lSro.
Oifte auf i6rem CANOE 81 5ie6en.
gatriotiide %ora0e.
Bon Der Sugenome6r esfortirt
poraoirten geiteru 9}at6mttag Gele-
gotion BON patriotiiden @cieQidaf-
ten in ser StaOt in Dem Geriud,
iinge 9elite fiir ben 9lnoesOienit
on5muerben. Sic Sugenowebr per-
iammelte iib in Dem Sauptqudrtier
in Der nWcGoo-Sa1e~ an ser O1o-
Uument. nabe @utam.StraBe, lm0
nit Dem @icifen- uuO Iroumler-
Corps on Der spite maridirten lie
uad Der @la5a Dor Dem @eridtsge.
6duOe, po iih Die patriotii6en @eiel-
ibaiteu iib dnidloiieu. PIN peridie-
oeueu @IGBen oui Ger Maridrorte
mllr0e anae5alten mo oericbieOene
Reoner 6ielten 9lniprahen in mel.
ben iie an Den 9ntriotismus ser
SugenS appeQirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
@eidJcmItcller Ocrleet.

9eim Steleu Der @ei6e ml Bono
lnO 9lliceanna.Str. perlmgliidte Gb.
gS. Youne BON Ger. III, Nhra.Str7
Elm 9(ngeiteater Der @enniplDania-
So6n oaourd, ooB er inter einen
g5oggon eeriet6, nobel i6m beioe
&dnoe 5erqueti6t wurOen 10 Dab er
na6 Dem ct. Soiepbs Soipital ge-
6ra6t per0en muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

itrft oenl @eicte mo ocs @rdhoent
ten @roflonation ge6orden miro
uno oaB Ser N}aridoll 6epor er il
seuo einen Grlou6niBidein ousteut
Oie 9iaigung Oesiel6en ieitens Oes
9ruoeS 9lmpoltes ooer Oeiicn 2liii-
itenten ii6 iidert.
glle Grlau6niBiheine f0nuen 81
irgeno elmer 3eit mioerruien meroeu
luenl es Die sSlitereiieu Ser Gereinig.
ten Stoaien cs 10 perlausen @enn
INNER Die Grlau6niB al meGr mic
einen ieinoliGen gIuslGnoer gegebel
it, inner6olb elner per6otenen 9ofa.
litdt 5u po6nen o0er 6ei1diti9t 81
iein. fam oie @roflomotion ieitens
oes 9eiiberS zines iol6en Grlou6-
niBi6eines 3it ser gSioerrufllng ser
Grlou6niBideine ie0eS ieinolibe1
9(uslGnoers inncrbol6 ser betreifen.
oen 9ofolitGt iiibreu. Go6er miro es
in i6rem eigenen Sntereiie bon glot1'
menoisfeit3 ieit OaB ole ieinoliden
9usldnoer 3uie6en, OaB lie Dem @e.
ieec mO Ser Eroflamation ge6or.
den.
Seoer ieinolihe 9hsldnOer, wel.
der oic Sloa9e Ger gereinieteuStaa-
ten berunterreiBt oeriiiimmelt, be.
i6inpit, l6itert ooer in irgeno elmer
g9eiie inIultirt, o0er cine ieinOlide
6loggc oOer 9l65eiden sur Sdau
tr1gt, iol ais cine @eia6r fiir oen
oiieutliden 5rieOen mo sic Cider
belt in Der Se0elitung oes 10 9l5.
i6nitts Der @roflamation oeS Prd-
iioenten 6etradtet lnO iimmariider
Gerbaitmg uuo @eiangenidoit un'
terporien ner0en.
Syn auBergep0bnliGen 6dlleu IN
ueldeu Der @eueralanpalt eutidei-
oct, OaB Die llmitdnOe es rebtierti-
gen mag es feiuoliben 9hSldnoern
unter 9lrreit oOer iummdriiber Ser
6aihng entgesenie6euo, erlaubt ieir,
cine 9lpplifotion fir @arole 5u ma.
den. Sic prilinindre 9hfitellm9
Der I6atiahen muB Don Dem Sun-
Oes 2lnmalt Dem @eneralanlpalt I'M
terbreitet iper0en uno iollte Der 2eb
tere ole G6atiaden ais geniigenO be!
trodten miro ein nidtauSgeiiiates
glpplifations-ormular fiir Earole 3li.
geianOt. @enn Der 9lpplifont Die.
les Sormlilar auSgeiiiQt uH0 einge-
reidt bat, miro Ser General -glnpalt
entideiOeL o6 cr Sic &arole 6eiuilli-
gen Miro. glae @arolen iollcn 5u
irgeno elmer Belt wioerruf6or iein,
menn Die SSnterelien ser @ereinigten
Staoten es 10 oerlaugen. NSeOe %er'
ion, mel6er &orole sege6en iit mag
qenot6iot iein, Goution iiir i6r gIteS
9cne6men 5u iteQen mo miro ouBers
Dem perpilcbtet, einen 9hliie6cr 5lI
itellen, Der 9lmerifaner iein rno 10.
tort irgenO einen GeritoB gegcn sic
@orole.9eoinaungen 6erihten mus.
SeOe %eriou untcr Gorolc miro &C.
notbi9t inner6ol6 eincs ipe5iii3irtcu
Hnoius 81 perblei6cn in0 lid 6ei lei.
nem glniie6er 81 melocn iomie bic
ii6rigen glnorOniln9en ocs General
anipaltes 81 6efol1cn. Sin &eritoB
gegeu Die Eorole miro in jeOem Sal
le 81 iunmoriiGcr Ger6oitlmg ms
@eionseuihait fii6ren, oOer 81 einenl
&erfobren inn Grimiuoloeridt ie
uad ser 9}otur Oes Sales,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
Israuf gs. annuc neiturbcu.

SIN "A. 9e6enSia6re iiar6 elmer
Der 6eitbefonnten g9irtbe ser StoOt
SEER 6ronf @. Same, ser @n0e So.
rltar al Ger Grippe erfranfte luiO
ftlr aranfenlager nicbt mebr perlai-
len ioate. Die 9eeroigung finoet
morgen Inn 154 ll6r glabmittogs
ron ieiner @o6ning, an 9toro-&ot-
terion-@arf-QlOemlc, aus itott. Ger
&eritor6ene mar in 0ieier Stn0t ge-
goren inO begonn ieine Souf6obn ais
Saontfelner bel Dem bi56er peritor-
bencn @illiom 6. &epler, oeiien
eSlrt6i1oit an ser @de Don @arf-
Pine. uno Morion-Str. CT ipGter ii6er.
nofm. @r mor ein Nlitolie0 ser
yGIfs~ ser ,N}ooie" itnO eagles"
rno binterl6Bt auBer ieiner Nllttter
5rrei Sdmcitern, 6rou 3. Sreoerid
9lotib inO 6rGnlein @li5abetb aon.
ne, ioipie einen 8ruoer, @iaiom $.
aoune Jun.
Slbuunentrn, bic ben ,,Deutidn GorrcIpou.
oeutcn" nidjt pnnttldl pocr unreaelntdRia Ct.
boltrn, iino gebetsI, 6er ciiles oabDn per Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

9eIraraphIldler MeiIerheridlt.

qlus zen iibriaen Nmlocs.gsetter-
Oeobacbhmes. wnroeu ole
iolecnoeu uieori9Itrn Teluperaturen
sic Inn s llbr aeiiern 9lbenO 9erri6.
ton bcriAteI:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
llnterIInltnnas.g@e .g@eamciier.

Auditorium" 0ans iuo Srib"
,,,Sotb CO. Ibe @ruceB Bat"
,(Janru" .8trlS from ibc Souiee". ~
,,OipOunrome" &nnhepiue mn gednoelDilner.
,qNnrinano -Gnnnenine uno Q4uHoelbiloer.
,.WlrNl.QlinbCmic" Slorn Bella"
VNctnrin" aldnochiue uro gSQnoelhlber.
Memen 80 Naurc DC Vrnrc Non IT, piS
l0 Vprl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

5lut6.
g8cttcransFdJien.

Sir Mnrplano iInO Den Diitrift
GoInmbia beute reeneriih uno we1.
iclnoe g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

gSie obcn ongege6en uerOen ieOoh
@orolen mir in ipe5iellen lmO ouBGr.
aewo6uliden Sdaeu 6ewilligt.
9luf 9efe6l oes Er1iiOenten,
:. W. @regorD, @eneralaumolt.
rs, 9lpril 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
NnnocS. Department fiir 2nuoiuirt1.
ldInit-y0 y0etter.Wiirean.
Wcridlt oes WoltimurC g9cftcr6iircaMs.

Ger 1endiiateitsgebolf Der 2uft
mar 73 @ro5ent Inn s llbr NlorgeuS
m0 n Hro1ent nm s llDr gLben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

IS Bat elm ipeitcrcs Steiaen Der
Scmpcroiur ii6er Dem oitliden Ebeil
0cs 2anoes bonn 0liiiiiiippi 5luB
ltuitacfunociL un0 iin0 sic Eempc
rotureu iebt beOeutcno ii6er Dem nor.
molcn 0arhihnitt in alien Giltrif'
ten oitlid oes 6eIicngebirges nit
9hiSnobnc Der norolidlen @ren5e,
mo Is fiibler geblieben 1T. Die Dor.
onsioeuuqcn iinO, ooB cs beitc uno
uoroisiihtlih oud morgen III Oen
mitielotlontiihen Stoaten, ySep-Gng'
Iono Stooten luo ocn &egioncn Der
oroBcn Seen, Dem Sbio.EDoL Cen
nciicc nuo DIT ejolfitooten uubc,
Iiinlmt uno reeneriih iein miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

9lbuuneiitcH, bic ben ,,Deuti6fn GorrcIpun.
oentcn" nldit phnlildl poer unrenelntdRia Ct.
bnlten, lino acbetei, ber ciiice onDpn per sc.
feDhnm nner imriitlih WiiiihrilHmn An MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-15
FOREIGNERS AWAIT
VILLA MANIFESTO

FL Paso. Texas, Jan. 14.--Mining
men and others who have large hold
ings In northern Mexico are anxiously
awaiting an announcement by Fran
cisco Villa of his intentions toward
foreign lives and property following
the council of his chiefs at San An
dres. Chihuahua, which was scheduled
to be held today.
At this meeting. to which n num-
Der Of tho northern chiefs left last
week to attend, n manifesto is ex-
pected to be issued setting forth Villas
plans and offering guarantees to all
foreigners in the sections in which
he plans to operate with his forces.
A courier from the San Andres
council is expected to arrive here
later in the week and to Bring copies
of the manifesto for circulation on the
border and in the interior OF tho
United States. go.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-15

December 4. 1916, the board met in
regular session at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present: Same officers.
The clerk was Instructed to adver-
tise for bids to furnish medical at
tendance and medicine to the sick, poor
and infirm. Of the county and to the
inmates of the county Jail.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-15
SEE new ATHLETIC ERA
Students at State College
Eiated by Admission to
Conference.

Boseman. Jan. 14.--(special.)- 1.-The
membership in the Rocky Mountain
college athletic conference secured by
Coach Fred Bennion for the Montana
State college at tho recent annual
meeting at Denver marks the opening
Of a new era in athletics b the Bozc-
man institution. and the news Of his
success has alven much satisfaction
here. The college had been ,for two
years in utilization with the Rocky
Mountain conference. but now ia ad-
mitted to full membership.
The chief change in status resulting
from the change, Ia that the college
now adopts the freshman rule---that il
that freshmen are not permitted to
take part in Intercollegiate sports un-
til they have been in residence for one
semester and have passed In two
thirds. at least, Of their collegiate
work.
Rule 10 Valuable.
The advantage Of this rule is that II
removes from the realm OF controversy
the matter OF eligibility Of new play
ers. There has always been the Ques-
ton whether n new player entering an
institution Is or Is not n bona fidc
student. In the various colleges of
Montana 1t has been repeatedly the
case that students entering the insti-
tutions and playing football for few
weeks or months. have dropped out
Immediately upon the close Of the sea-
son, demonstrating that they were not
students In good faith. But the evil
dence came too late to keep the men
from taking part in the sport
The trouble over this state OF things
in Montana has been considerable
Each college has been suspicious Of
Its neighbors. and has felt that 1t was
unjustly treated il Its football team
was defeated by men In other insti-
tutions whose good faith as students
was questionable. Men who have come
TO a school merely to play football are
also always under suspicion Of being
hired. at least from the point OF view
of the students in the competing in
stitutions.
At University, Too.
The State University at Missoula is
now a member of the Northwest con-
ference which also barsf freshmen from
football. With both the larger state
institutions now on the same basis. 1t
would seem that the disputes that
have divided the schools should now
be forgotten, and that the two should
settle down to a competition which
may be keen and stimulating. but need
not be bitter or constantly suspicious.
Another advantage to the State coll
lege OF full membership in the Rocky
Mountain conference. will be the pos
sibility OF more games with its neigh
bors to the south. The schedule for
the coming year includes three games
with members OF the Rocky Mountain
conference--with the Colorado Aggies
at Fort Collins. October II; with the
Denver University at Denver october
6. and with the Utah Aggies at Bozc-
man, october 81.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-15

regular session at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present: Same officers,
The board examined. approved and
ordered filed the following reports
Phil Gagnon. J. r., Hell Gate town
ship.
f. II. Mccarthy. county treasurer,
quarter ending November 30. 1916.
Thomas +. Conlon, clerk OF the
court. quarter ending November 80
1916.
w. ]. Darlington, clerk and recorder
quarter ending November 30. 1916.
Routine business and finished al
lowing monthly and quarterly claims
W. J. DARLINGTON, &C..
Clerk
DAN MQUARRIE.
Chairman
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ADMIRAL DEWEY IMPROVES.

T, Washington, Jan. 14.-There; was n
marked Improvement in the condition
Of Admiral Dewey today and his ply
sicians announced that danger OF COM
plications resulted from the cold which
has confined him to his residence for
several days had passed.
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FIND FOREST RANGER.

Lapine Ore. Jan. l4.-Searchers for
Russell NJ. Christensen. forest
ranger, who had become lost in n bliz-
card last Christmas day, found his
body in the snow near here today. It
was apparent he had been dead about
a week.
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VIOLATES AssINrHE LAW.

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE Cafe Mollard.
its kind in Paris. opposite the ST.
Iazare terminus. has been ordered
closed and the proprietor. Louis Mol
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county p''"'lhs' ''c "o''iu pioceeaeu
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me poa'u .ook '"c .'''l'.ei un"ei CON
s'oera.'oh 10 determine 'he lowest an"
oest o'u. az
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This contract, made and entered
into this 9Th day OF December. 1916,
by anu between the county o. MIS-
soula- Montana, municipal corpora
ton. the party OF the first part, and
the board OF directors OF the free pub
lie library Of the city OF Missoula,
Mtssoula county, Montana, the party
of the second part, IN pursuance with
section II Of chapter As of the ses-
sion laws OF the state of Montana Tor
the year 1915; witnesseth:
Whereas, On the Bird day OF August.
1916, the board of county commits
stoners OF Missoula county. Montana,
did by resolution, duly adopted and
make Il party OF the records of said
board. establish county free library
county seat OF Missoula county, in
pursuance with the provisions OF chap
ter Is OF the session laws of Montana,
Tor the year lSle. ana
whereas, On the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1916, ana after the establish
ment OF the county free library as
above mentioned, the city council OF
the city OF Missouia. MISSOURI county,
Montana, after the notice provided Tor
IN section OF chapter 40 OF the ses-
sion laws of Montana for the year
1919 mad peen duly ana properly given,
did by unanimous vote, withdraw the
city OF Missoula from the operation OF
the county free library act as con-
tanned IN chapter 45 OF the laws sof
1919 Tor the state OF Montana and the
board OF county commissioners OF said
MISSOURI county was Thereafter noti-
1led ny the city council OF such action
having been TAKEN ana
M tC
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lard, has been fined more than $4,000
for selling almost 1000 bottles OF
| absinth in violation of the law passed
in March. 1915, prohibiting the sale of
this liquor.
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December 81. 1915. tho board met in
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December &c. 1916, the board met in
regular session at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present: Same officers
The board examined. approved and
ordered filed the bond of Patrick H.
Hale, constable of Hell Gate township.
Upon the receipt of the affidavit and
bond of Florence Melchoir the clerk
was instructed to draw a duplicate
warrant for the amount.
Routine business.
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December 6. 1916. the board met in
regular session at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present: Same officers.
The board examined, approved and
ordered filed the annual health report
4 DIR. James y. Flynn. secretary of
Missoula county board Of health.