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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28
YOU'LL LIKE THIS RECIPE.

Angel Surprise Cakes - Five egg
whites, q cupful sugar, "a eupful
bread flour. u teaspoonful cream of
tartar. / teaspoonful vanilla.
Beat whites of eggs until stiff and
dry. then add gradually while beat
ing constantly. sugar mixed and sifted
with cream of tartar. Sift into mix
ture the bread flour. add vanilla. and
cut and fold until blended. Turn into
small buttered individual tins, sprin-
kle with powdered sugar and bake in
IL moderate oven. When cool. invert
the cakes. remove the centers and fill
with chocolate filling. Frost tops and
sides with white frosting and place a
pecan nut meatf4n center of each
Woman's Home Cpmpanfonn, y
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28
IIT|NtRlNT' 'SUfE, SCHOOL
New York Woman to Train
Campaigners in Peri
patetic College.

peripatetic suffrage college Is the
latest move In the 1917 votes for women
campaign. says the New York Mail.
i The object, according to Dean Elinor
BTns. one Of New York's active wom-
en- lawyers, is to seek out local talent
and train 1t for the task of converting
the voters of the districts to woman
suffrage.
Miss Byrns has opened her first suf-
frage college at Buffalo. The original
plan was to devote five days to this
institution, but so many of the stu
| dent were found to be women from the
outlying country districts who could
not be away from home so long it was
decided to compress the dozen sessions
into three days This meant that the
STUDENTS were found at their desks
from 10 o'clock In the morning until
10 o'clock at night. with brief inter-
missions for lunch and dinners.
SO it's no pink tea we are plan
ming Miss Byrns says assuming the
role Of stern schoomaam in an
nouncing that the plan will be con-
tinucd IN visiting other cities in the
state.
Like a Real School.
There arc to be reviews after each
lesson and examinations at the end.
Nobody need expect just to sit still and
be entertained by pleasant speeches
Every pupil will have to learn to make
a good speech on every subject studied.
Oh. YES. there are to be home lessons
also. to be prepared outside of this L.
hour day. Each woman will be as
signed certain topic will receive lit
eraturc concerning it and told to pre-
pare a speech upon it. for the next day
I'm sure | don't know how they
are going to manage It," she added.
Much of the suffrage work done in
the past by unframed workers lost eff
fectiveness because Of that very lack
of training. Now we are going to find
out those who are good at public
speaking and train them for that
Those who can't make speeches but
"AS SoOu oN ANSWERING questions are
to have their special talent developed
Others who show aptitude for can
wasting will be drilled for that particu-
lar and important duty"
Miss Byrns, who believes there are
Just three types of men to be dealt
WITH is planning to make out three
model conversations for canvassers to
use as foundations for their duties.
Miss Byrns is to lecture on the his
tory of woman suffrage and laws con-
corning women. Mrs. Norman de r.
Whitehouse and Mrs. Raymond Brown.
who are on the faculty will lecture on
publicity and the status of the state
and federal amendments and organi-
cation. A watchers school will be held
at one session, Suffrage argument
and the history of manhood suffrage
will also be taught
The second suffrage college is to be
held at Albany when legislative activi-
ties are at their height Later, the in
stitutton will visit schenectady, SYRIA
cuse. Utica, Rochester, Binghamton.
Troy, Hudson Falls, Kingston, Ogdens-
burg and other places.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28
CITY-OWNED YARDS.

An effort is being made in Mime
sofa to amend the state public utility
laws to enable Il city to own and operate
coal YARDS The issue has been pre-
tatiyes of the Duluth city government
which is anxious to obtain a municipal
fuel yard.
1t Is said the price of coal to small
consumers would be greatly reduced b,
city-owned yards.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28

against the northeri Sioux us late as
1891.
During the construction Of the Union
Pacific railroad, Cody was attached
to the flying sanadrons of government
troops detailed to guard the lives of
the laborets. lie also acted with the
eomtnissarN department Of this army
wing. contracting To supply enough
fresh meat for the needs Of all the
troops and hands, killing In that ne
rod A,2S0 buffaIocs. From that grew
his sonbriquet
Duel With Indian Chief.
Perhaps the most famous single
achievement in which he was the
principal actor came when he killed
the noted Cheyenne chieftain. yellow
Hand, in Il bowie knife duel In the
presence of the chiefs Indians and his
| own fellow soldiers.
About that time the paper novel
| writes found him and began to print
| him into immortality. T.. A. &. Judson
wrote the Immediately popular first
! Buffalo Bin series that put his name
on the tongue of millions.
| Nith the advance of civilization
which was building cities whore he
| had hunted savages and slain the
f, prairie beasts, he began his career "A.
| 4 Snowman, first on the stage in west =
| trn mclodramas. later AS q promoter
of and stellar performer in wild
/ West outdoor and indoor spuctaclca
lie toured this country many times
| aud the whole world once
| In 1873 he was elected to the Ne
hraslta LEGISLATURE but found in one
term that Eolics WAS not his game
and craftsmanship not his forte iIs
spent the last 50 years of his life will
shows when he was not at his ranch
near Cody. WNo, a city that he found.
cd. He was regarded AS a rich man
He WAS married in 1866. but had beer
Il wiaower for many years at his death
! thicago Herald.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28
GIVES GIFT TO COUNTRY,

Budapest.-The newly crowned EN-.
peror Charles has received from the
Hungarian people a popular SLIT OF
s150.O0O In gold, which the emperor has
ordered to be devoted to national prog
re.s.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28
COLORFUL WAS LIFE
OF BUFFALO BILL
Not FourFlusher Was Old Frontersman but Adventure
er Who Sought Hardshps and Excitemcnts, and Found
Them Often Too.

Colonel Bill Cody was a hunter sol
der, scout Snowman. traveller and re
contour. His flowing hair was no at
fectation. He had worn it long, before
he was an, exhibit. and it took courage
rather than conceit to keep it flowing
through the years wnen he was to
meet millionaires, gcniuses and others
of that world in which celebrities min :
gle
And | want to tell YOU, by the way,
that If you never saw Buffalo Bill
more than six feet tall his white hair
ripping behind and his white goaten
brushed to shimmering perfection be
fore, enter drawing room in punc
the sights VI life.
There was nothing of the four
flusher about Bill. He could tell true
tales to make the pink little BESIDE
monas weep. but he didn't. Others told
the tales about him. And many wrote
| them. too And they We're translated
into all the languages Of the seven
tribes of man, and to most of tn" world
he became a sort of living myth.
Head of Family at TO-
He was born in Scott county Iowa
| in 1876, Of stock that was Spanish
Irish and English. He was mighty
poor boy. His folks couldn't hoe much
Of living out of the soil. and whcl
| he was five they moved to a spot neal
| Lcatcnworth, kas.. which was then y
frontier Indian post.
At the age of 10 he found himscl
n family head. His father had beer
killed, The boy had learned so mucl
| by then of the prairie crafts that
young as he was, he Nts engaged Il.
a guide and courier in the traffic h,
| wagon west to the Pacific coast all 81
which flowed past his home then.
1t was work at which many "A ma,
of years shuddercd and for which man,
a veteran plainsman found himsel
short MINDED. But Bill Cody becam,
the best known guide on the wester,
plains. In turn he rose to be wagoi
master, trappcr. hunter, pony nx,
press rider and stage coach driver. BE.
| fore he was IL he was credited viii
knowing more about the COUNTRY he,
tween the Mississippi and the Rookie,
than any Other individual that had eve
lived
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Won Rank of Colonel.

When the Union troops came into
that territory in the civil war and
in the battles against Indians after
the war, he was chosen as the scout
and guide i'm chief. He WIS reported
dead many times. But he went through
many years OF Indian campaigns with
advancing ranks in the army until he
was brevettcd colonel
He won the distinguished regard of
such leaders as Generals Sherman,
Sheridan. Crook, Custer. Merritt, Carr,
Miles and Dodge. At one time he held
an army rank created for him and
never assigned any other man-chief
of scouts.
He engaged In hundreds of battle
with the army and single handed. He
was one of the shining figures of the
fighting epoch between the Red Man
and the advancing whites that was
temporarily ended by General Sheridan
in 1876, but had to be finished again in
the decisive victory at Wounded Knee
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Eve never left poor old Adam at
home to look after the children while
she went about the country preaching
Women's rights.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
SinfraT an bic Stimrmtseber!
gerpaRt bide @ode bas @egiirirsu
nidlt.

SSn @rfiiIIlrp5 unierer Mifgbe aIs
0iitglIeoer heS @SobIausidmlies oes
&.=I. S.taotperbmtbes erIallbeiI mir
Inns, Den Grit tglieoern oes Sta0tpers
hanheS unS oeren SSarriliennlitoIies
bern, iotDie ibren 3ablrei6e,r6
orin9enS ans !Ser5 81 legerl, oaB am
sSteitag, ben 19. imb Sauritag, ben
%. Sttober, 6ie Iesten 9iegiitrirungss
taee lnl0, uno Oab bifienigcn Gairen
ulGo @erren, nielfe es peridlimen, iif
rtgIltriren 5u laiier1, in Der tounlerts
Der &Sabl mn 6. Roueruber n H
itlnnIen foiller. gfienlaIs Suppr I'M
Scben Der 6rnInOe Der Oeiiti6s s4mes
rifancr mar Die geotbpertbigfeit 10
oringeno, bic Hflift ON Gtimnfoiten
Su erfiillen- I'm oies aber tbin gu
f0nnen, nnrifen Gle norerit regtiiris
rem. SSir erInitben lins Gle beiottbert
IufmerfinTtfeit barauf All Icr1fui,
oaB es 6icSnlaI nidJt gei1iigt, Dob Die
@tanner aIlein 5ur @ohIurne gcben
penn lie ii9 ibr aeino6, ben 6ei,ts
id)en llrtterrif]t in Den ofie1ttIiden
Sdr,len retten tpouen. 9llIe Oanen,
Of Iie MN orrbciruthet iino ooer nidIt,
iolten @ebra1t8 BON ibrem Sttrnm:
red: MAIDEN, petn iie Sreinoc Der
@rbaIttng beS teltiten Sprntarn'
terri9ts ittt6.
g(nfang Der fonurerl6en @ofe riro
o crSlusituB in einem tDeiteren Auf,
ruf Die BON ibn befhloiienen @ulpfebs
Iungen in rem sur @itinlnn,ng pors
i:eeerlben sSragen oerofferttIi6er. 8is
Sdbin bitten mir i1iere Sreunbe nad%
5rufIidl, ia bas 9iegiitrirer am Srei.
taa uOcr Sa1itag oieie- @ohe nifjt
8u DerI1umen, lpe1rn iie nritbelfea
!DoIlen = tpas MIR bod getpib er'
ipdrten 6iirfen - folfe SdllIrutbss
.nritllie6er IN Die gr5iebungsbebor6s
Hinei15uiu6bIen, tpelfe gerteigt filto,
IN Ser Qusiibung ibrer GIntspfIid,tcn
8erehtigfeit 5u iiben ,urb Dem bliD
Cen SaB energiide Sdnuten gu
feben
2tdting8boG 'es9r Grse5rer
Gug. 9. @orbdd,
rs 9orIiser bes g9abl blcus sffpii5ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

@sei1e r1lo Die 9adteIitng bon Cub.
mig 6. areib olS .9uIDerIafer~ ole
,iiriibertreffIid.
Inner mtsge5eifnctes gnicrbIe
miro a6er au@ iei1len marm iteaen
iino 6ae Serren areiB u1l0 Urban iota
len Die lle6er5eugutg utitnebnlen,
oaB iutfere oeiitfbe 8iibne in Gincins
itati @orSiigIibes Ieiftet uno fi5 nit
ieeer anoeren 8iibne neiien fam.
Sos geianuilte 8erionaI lit in
rSroi6fonig~ beffdftiet. 9ie Gus
lien Gle Sdnri6<@ortp, SeIene &ody
iino SeIene Slierger, ioipie Die Ser,
rem &ifar6 9eli9, 81. GPepes@iger
irno BtIIn 9ietritb fpieIen bic Saltpt>
rollcn. Serr Mcy 3siiereens miro BEL
oiefer @oritel,ing ole sSepererobe als
Tegtifcur ableee1 Sie groben fino
urter ieiner 9eittng inn boIIen @ange
,ino mir biirfen in ieber 9e;ientna e,s
rer brinortten gluffiibrung 6es Iuitis
gen Stiides Ser Sroidf0nig~ ent.
gcgenicben.
@intrittstnrten fnr5 BEL gos & So,
fon1p, Gpotbefe, 8ire lun6 12. Ctr,
Sei. Canal 1917, iotpie an Der Dor
Office BEG @rar,6 Opera SouIc, Gel.
SoriaI 401 gu baben.
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8nnbesiematpr @ore
erortert bic TiuarSirun 9
bes &rieaes.

GepYort, II. Sit. - gunoes'
Stnaior 2boHias y. @ore ben Itld'
bona eriIdris f4 bier am Uaii0rd)
in elmer Re0s Dor Der &oHDentIon q
Soutbern Commercial GongreB 81
9uniieR Don 8eiieusrung aHltaii oss
gOrgens pon GelD sIpsds Umaht''
runa pes &riegss.
.Das Bergen DON Gelb." iugie sr.
beipirtt unausbleiblih eine grios
buna Der Yreiis Der SebensbeoiirInIns
uub einsr An5abI ionltiger pIri5'
j9aftli4sr unD lO5ialer li.Al. eri;
Dor aurSem ipurDen 9eiebs anss'
nommen, nm BEN S.eigea oer sss
Densmtitslpreiis embaIt ju gsL;eish
pbsr iie gu reguliusn. gDir ioLien o'ss
balb teine Gtnan5pOIitii befOlgen. 0Is
lnDermsioIi9 gcraoe bic Siiuaiion
berporruien piro, bic mir gu psrlr.
bern iu4en. DdgessH lei geiteusruna
baau angetban, Der preiserbo9lnJ
Sdranttn gu isBsn unb iie itebi IN
eIntIdng NIT ben 0eiegen unp Dsn
N5uuife, bic GebeHsbdltung su ner'
biaigsn.@
gia9bem her Ssnator erildri bat!s,
bab, elmer S9Gbuns 3uiOlge. bic bcrs
birte S6nlS Der Der. Sidaien III
gale zines SfpeiiGbriesn ari:asS
StpanSig UliliiarbsH Dollars bsiras'n
tperbe, pies er baraui bin, bab nirs
bel einem 3insfub bon A proSsni b.
oeuien tpiiros. bdb bas ameritaniice
0Oli non gerflub Don % Sa9rsH
sipan3is Wliniarbsn ollein in 8inisu
k5ablt bdbtn unb babel oas Rapilal
nod INNER i6ulOen tuiirbs. .alusb:it
folte uus ipornsn. unine SaaIbsn iiis
nsrbalb Der m0sIi4ii ensfim GrsuSsa
gu baIten."
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Nennen I'M Satpnia.

Die ssitrisen Rsrlnsn baHeu tol'
| senbes AefuItat:
@rftss Rennen - 2siabrigt
Ifaibeu JtIies; 9Drie $500; 6 6ur'
longs: Queen SrObatO, 112, lGsoe.
rts). eepounsn: Sane Jranoes, 112
(@entrp). stpeiter; Sean &, 112
(TtartiD, Srittsr. 3ett lis 3=5.
Sis 81 WlutueIs be3abIten: aaeer
Srorato, StruigPt $50; glac. 3d.
80; S5pip $3.1o. Sane 5rances,
Place $340; Sbop $3.1o. Sso1 g,
Sbop $50.
3peites Renn.n 3sjdb'
rige pferts unb Gelbinss; yOrlt
$500; 6 Juriones: gIart so, 122,
(SoDarb), seDoRusn; Gb. 0urriifu,
112, Oonabue), 5peiter; Captain
Warfmont, 119. (@aHbuitu). brrtter.
8eit: lib 2z5.
Die 81 WlutueIs beaabltsn: Glarl
W. Straisbt $500; place $40;
SboD $500; Gb. Carlton, 9Iace
$50; SboD $3.50; Captain 1tar4s
mont, S9otp $3.50.
Srittes Geunen. 2siibrts
se eults unb GeIbings; 86rie 800;
81 JurIongs: Sopp1 @alIep, !03,
(Galobon), eetpOruten; RObe:i g.
Omen, 100, (Uaint), stpeitsr; Snmtl'
ton u, (5unD, brit4.r. 3eit: 1:07 2s5.
Die 81 Wlituels besd5lten: Sappg
@aIep, Strai9bt $21.1O; plaes $12.'
30; Sbop $40; Robert g. SDet,
ptdce $1770, Gbrtp 1920; 8ayul'
ton u, Sbop $4.O0.
8tertes Rerusn 3=idbrt'
ee Pferbe; cine urb 1s16 WleIIen:
@up6ortuas, 107, (gonnelp), ge'
iDonnen; SpporrIrtitp, 100, (Bils
Iiams). ypeiter; @iIItnm tbe 5ourtb,
107, (@ninp), britter. 3eit: 1:44 40,
9ie So Ttutuels be3ablten: sur
5ortuae, Stroight $3.50, pIacs
$500 un6 Sbotp $3.50; Spportnnt'
tp, 4ylace S10.40. Shop $3.50; Wti'
liam t6e Tourtb, SbOp $22.30.
Tinftes Reunen 3sjdbrt'
ge r1rb Gltere Wh. Storm Sonbeap
95rfe $1,000; 6 GurIonss: Pboeiori.
JOB, CIR. Garner, eetponnsn; Ttto'
poh 116. lgeutrp). srDeitsr; Sopn
ST.. LOS. (Retian). Srittsr. 3stt:
LIZ.
Die 50 Ttufiiels beao6Itn: sypo'
ciun, Strafebt $3.50, glaee $50,
S9Otp $3.50; @entrp. plate $3.50.
@bop $500; ssobn 81. Sbop $3.50.
I Se6ftes RenneI 3sjdbrts
se gfnbe; 8orfe $500; cine Wteile
aas 10 garbs; @Iert. los. (EtSetis), J,
,a<t1czzsl; Rfeht Dps 30. ta<lIoas
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VerTomals Nptisem.

Serr Jrit gIogauer, Der
@riinber Der .alDenbpoit" in gbicaso.
elmer Der pornsbmiten beuti9en 3eis
tunsen bss 2anbes, psilt nit ieiner
Satin 5u ldneerem aufsntbalt in
Cincinnati. Serr Gloenuer, Der Dor
lanssn Sabren in Cincinnati anfdfis
ipar. itattete gsftern BEN r9oltsbIott'
einen bO4it tpill:ommenen Seiud ab.
5rou GIi5Gbet9 Stinner
non Der @rnnoin Rpob in seFern in
aeintniB eeIsbt poroen, bab ihr
Sebn Soniiiel, tpeIber BEN ameritas
nii4sn 5liegertorps in 6rdnireia ans
geb6rte, am 15. Sttober BEL pleTisz
geIlspiIle ben !eeIbentOb gefunoen bat.
Der junge Wfnnn, bsr ppn Sarparb
grobuirts. mar % Sabre aft.
Serr @eorsG. DenbeI BON
Der Cincinnati BboIeiaIe Groeerp Co,
Sohn bon 9sOrs +. DenOel IT,. bat
ii6 Dftttpo9 2lhenb nit JrI. Gbars
lotte Sunete psrmdbIt. pnItor Ridtrt
BON Sanbustp, Sbio, Elm 5rslinb Der
GaniIie DenbI, DOI5t9 ben Srauatt.
Col. Sreb. SO. @albraitb
bonn L Sbioer RegiueHt befinbst ,ii4
auf tur;em lirIcub In Der Stabt. CT
III suriitsetsbr.. I'm ii4 ben iletusn
Wslt6iirser onsuieben, ben Der Gtor9
Dor einiseu Snsen i'm galbrcitb bihen
Saufe abssseben bot. Gol. Galbruitb
fpridt bon ieintm Rsgimertt in Nus,
briiden bss p09Fen 2Obss. Die Gobrt
nd9 Rontgomerb. aln., iuuroe chns
issIi6en llafoa auriidatIest. Der ges
funbbeitssnitanb iit nusessei9net,
benn ni9t Elm Mann bsfinbet ii4 I'm
2d3drett.
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sipeitsr; 9urtparb Rob.rts, 103, (DO'
rabusl, britter. 3eit: 1:43 1,5.
Sie 50 Wlutuels bsaabltsn: 4Iert,
Straisbt $3.50, plaee $500, OboH
! $500; Slight StpI. pIacs $4.So,
Sbon $3.50; Surparb Rob;rts.
Sbop $50.
Giebentes gf.nnen. A.
idbrigeunb GItsre pfere; cine unc
1s16 Meileu: Oengbee, no, (aeIfap),
ssippnmn; Hinetp GimpIeI. 108,
(gentrp), stpeitsr; 2ittle Strins, 100.
(5burber), britter. Seit: $1.46.
Vie 50 Rutuels beSabIten: Dsn'
! sbes, Straight $470. EIao $40.
Sboip $3.50; Rinetb SimpIeg, 9Ims
$4.1O, GboD $3.1O; 2ittIs Strins.
-Sbrfp $610.
SIR Die beiitieen Rennen tpusben
fotgerbe pferbe niigelutIbet:
Grites Herlneu. - 86rIe $500;
Watbeu Colts unb Gelbiugs; Sipet
SABRE oIts; 6 GurlOnss: asrnan lo9.
Grant 8urie 109, Quito 112. Spear'
Iene 112, Sad Stuart 112, Sauer
112, Gus S6ser 100, 9uts Of SoDop
112, Sappp Sbrougbt 112, Sirroeeo
112, grnsit 9 112, @usritus 112.
3tpeites Bremen. - 5000 Borie;
brei Sabre alte unb mebr; 6 Jurs
lonss: 3aifp Cora 102, Bean Spiller
1O3, sruftp 1O4, pbame log, yfiIe'
tone lO7, Webforb Bop 100. ). q.
@eI6 ,1O3, 2ittls Wempbis 1o3.
Gortep SO LOG, Did @eit 107. Water
Dar 100, Stbello la.
9rittes Rennen. - gorie $500;
3 Sabre alte Tiniss; 6 5arIOnss:
GunflaTb 100, QigbtfoOt 105, Oh
Ttib 112, Morp Belle LOO, gslifDs
Wle, 9ops 112.
@icrtss Rennen. - g6rIe $1,000;
Cartridge Sonbicop, brei Sabre aits
unb dlteregferbs; eil!s uub 1>16 Tets
len: JrautIin 106. Jrutt Gat. los,
GubseI 12o, sotus log. SanOoia 10.
sEiinftes Rennen. - Borie $500;
sipei Sabre aIte Ginies; 81 SurIongs:
Rep Waobel l03, Wlar5 Wino log,
@melitn 1O8, Blue paroOiie 112,
Mprtle 9oIs 115, Gbitb 6 108, 2tttIe
grincsB 1o8, 5srn SdnOlep 112. erp'
ital Dan 115, gdIlp lis.
Ge6ftes Rennsn- - 8orie $500;
brei Sabre olte unb dlters Giaies nIio
Mares; cine unb 1sS Reilsu: Sprtns
Gong 100, SOOia 1o5, 9lab JrOi'
1oe, 9irginin @ 109. psttt Sleu
100, sucuieto III. Sulia 8 1O4, Tlib
fannie 11o, girta 100. Beautiful
@irI 100, alfabir 109, Sdponarra
ia.
5iebent.s Rennen. - 8orie $500;
2fbern Bomb g6rIe; brsi subre alts
unb dltere 9ferbe; eiHs rrnb 1sl6 DieN
len: pIeaidnt Dreams 103, Sonlf'
nina lot, 2a6s RDtba 100, Bell BOP
115' Olea Star 104, Dr. SaHueI
100, 1Sad E'0oDb no.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
1O6 aubleWIrmben
sSn SIinois infoIse oes Streifs Der
&uibenorbeiter on DaittDo9
0e.aIoiien

SPringfieIb, @. II. Gttbr.
Bie Don 5rollcis WicSmfgbIir. BEN
Sefrttdr beg gerbsnDcS Der GrlbeH'
better bon SIIinois, eeineloet tDnroe.
Ditroen an g3lttipod i1iolge oes
Streits Der @rubennrbeiter 106 Der
324 groben AcbIsngruOn IN S4li'
nois gei9IoiierL Die 1lorncIe 4,ros
oilttion oieier ga @ruben tetraJt
100000 Gornen pfo Sobr. sSus
folse Der SaIleBing eIre6 9rtttels
Der Gruben piro Die tnglif,e 5proe'
ring con aoblen aiif $4,000 Gonnsn
bs;drdnft. glubereem jpiro, lDis 3err
D1c2aughlin mittbeiIh,. aiiA IN eiuer
gGiBen 9Iit5abI Der tlclnen Srabeu
ni5t 9earbeitet.
9ie @ru5enbciierr iaqtcn ar,
Dfittrpod, iie ieien cuber Stafloc, eei,
Grubenarbeitern cine 2cbrroulnee 5u
teiDiIligen, penu nidt bic aoblers
preiie erbo6t tpiir6en.
6ranf So;-riaaton, Der Hrdiioelit
Der @riibendrbeiter uofi Sninois, us
forruirte ole 8unoesbernlteri, 0ub IN
rem aohIsrieLoern BON SllmoiS of
fene RebeGiou bgrrihe.
. nj 8ua6es9eri&t freig g
ro.4eri.
Gabenport, Soma II. Sttbr.
Ex 6msp N6ttRg tulb e. q @iliA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
!6imter gdlpB unS @ieset
gcfirt6en fid stpei @oHbiten, Sic am
g1ittpod Rorgelt cine SoiJ in
geetparf, g., b.rmlbten.

gaenarf, g., II. Sftobcr. IHI
aRittrpo9 Wtorgen iiberlIelcH 5rpci
&cIl0iten oen Silf5taliirer Sarrp
Scarce Der @rurrDiIIe 80rf mo ent'
fcinen init nlebrereu taiiieHo Gols
lars. genre m0 Die sStenogrn.
pLlItiit, ,Sr1ilIein G0ote SIdf, 2odl'
ter oes ganffafftrerg Gbdrles Clad,
iplr5en Don ben @GlIberH inter pors
crbaItenern 9ieDoIper N oas 9niriges
noble georurst, popaltf jene aleS
SeIo suidnulenroffteH, oeiien tie bo6s
6nfi tperoen tonilten ano uerldaDmt,
ben.
qeurce Iagte benz Sheriff Charles
Sput1f, 6ob elmer Ger beioen Waau.
ner fir einen Collar &IeiugeIo pers
langt babe. GIs er oieieln @linide
Mcdfouuncn ipoIlte iut6 ilb 6eIn
wicnte pieoer 3l,e, Oonbt babe, babe
ibm berieIbe Siuai gieboIoer Dur oas
6,eiidt geDoIten. Ger nr6ere WtnIn
iei irpipifden in 0cn biutereu SbciI
Der @ont gebuingeu iuio Ddbc i'm
iairtrit 5ruiIeia z Lad III 5as GeipcL
be ee6rangt.
Sen geuutten tprr6e nritgtheiIt,
odB Die &aliber ridt in autoincbilea
eaifaraen lmS Sberift Sipant
mahte iib 6esbnIb nit einem 4uIGe
bot ioiort on ibre gserfpigung.
9temart, g., II. SItober. Sie
strct Wfdnner, paIne anl gtitt1pod
Wto,aen Die @ranuiiie 8anf beraub'
ten iisen birlter 5dIoB mo GicaeL
Sie puroen BON 6. o. gsiirfe, einen.
friiberen biGigen gsolisiiterL dlf eirer
einiornen 2an6ItraBe eingebolt. Sieier
Lot ibnen on. iie t0nrtbrn iiCb 5u ibm
in iein autorobiI ieseHL, tuos lIe bes
rcitpi1ig aula9neIl. gnfe flibr
beim md Sebron. mo er ieine Gabr'
pdiic i'm @eidnguib nbIteferp Oas
BON ibnen aernlibte Selb, $1,000,
na-be, NIT 9Iusuabuie iuon $34, IN
ibrcn &Iei6ern sefiin6er. SciSe &du'
Der tparen in GloiIfIei6nns, als re
bic 8onf tetraten. gus iie Don Surf
ntefrere Sh,nben ipdter eingeboit
irurben, tpnren iie IN lliuifor1It Seioc
Iplb ettpa 25 Syctre olt iuno tpeigertsR
itfj ihre s(on1er QttsuQe BEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Seuti6e3 . 9beater.
HGditen Counting 1aiiiSieI bes
Serrn 2uhuis 6. areia bon
lRllGaufee.

Cine a.tsge3eidncte 2,itfpieI<gao.
Ditat unter Der pe,ionIi6en &eitung
res autors 9errn &enrp 8. Urban
ano Serru 2uopig 6. RreiB, Tiret,
tel urb eriter &onrifer pum &abit
Ibeater III Dtilpalifee, oIs @dit in
Ser popiigliten gtoIle bcs 6el1tf1l,
enteritatiiaen Sdaibf0nigs -8uIoerl
mofcr", 6aS i1to hie Soben Die urls
las 9elititle Ebeater fir nGdSten
SDnntaa SIbeno bietct. Serr areib.
elmer Der erfoIereifSten 9iibnenleiter
gimerifns, ut aber aindl Elm erItf1aIlis
ger Gboratter>& &ouliter; infer funIts
irtniges aubltflIm lit bnbr Serrm
Dreftor S9ni6 81 arobem GGlte
bcrpflitfet. oaB er IN oieier nidt ges
rn0eI1 lei4ten Sitlotion, in Der fi1
iuiiere 6euti@fpreden6e @iibne IN
bicienl Sabre befin6et, ben Whtb bot
Elm iol1 te-Dorrngen6es 9dtipiel Gil
btinperL 6oS intrIerbin eire beoeli,
tenoe Gytrn<Nrseabe perurinft. GIN
bis sum Iesten gIas getiilltes &ms
ioate ole &nertennrne icin. Sbns
8toelfel miro ieOer geiuder nle1r oIs
o.If icnte 5tebmrns fonuzie,r. Eie ges
innrnIte 8reiie BON 9eiD 2orf, 9il.
tpuufee iirt6 ct. 2ouis beacidTtet llr,
bnns rSroidtonig- aIs zines Der
befier aifipiele, nr,tertaItenS uni
haiia sss4 &Htaas ~ az Ikssr.