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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
Die Oertbeibigans i'm Ga
ton y. Syseans prpseife
euSt ben gsf8portnsn
bic SelbFmorttbeorie
pIauiibtl 5u m q d en-.

49, fS't !" v - ."
gpneorb, R. g., 8. Deg. Rahs
rem Die antlass in pro3efis bon go
ron u Wsnns ibrs Seits ON DioHtng
uuerpertst I9ntl gu Gnbs ssbra9t
tatts, mar Der srits Sdriit Der Utrs
ibsibisuns Der, bur5 Ausiasen Don
6rpsrisii jtns 3eussnuusiassn, bensn
sufolss Is fir 1rau Wlaube u. aing
tbpTi4 unm5sIi9 ssDden iei. ben
Sduf absuisusrn. psl4tr am 20.
Qugri: in 8Iadtpelbsr Spring ihrea
2o6 ltrbsifIlbyts. Su b.idmpfen.
Ga babies DubsRb qlsrs.s BON
glorS Carolina bs3sustsn, bab Is ibrer
Hniidi nod fir lrnu ains pohl
mDgIi1 stipden i.i. ber S1ub absns
fsutrn. sic sr5dbIten rpn grperimens
ten, Ia btnen iit nit einsm 22laI. Rss
polDtr. sinsm ioIben iris Der mar.
bur4 ben Jrau Ring sst5btsi ipurSe.
auf 0isIobistts fhofsu. Wsnn bic leg.
iersH psnissr dis ID 3ol sntiernt
paxn babe. bsr e6ub sspSSnli4
fpulbsrfledtn hinttrIaHen.
5n arsusDerbor snben bic aer5ts
su, bab alton Deems. Der Hrubtr bss
Vlnssiiaettn, ihneH bei ibrsn gyperi.
mtat,s nHiftiris, unb hnb EN- cbef
sipsiulul nud Zee grctpeI. elmer Der
gie1istsifdnbs fiir RsGns, sussssn
mar.
D.. %. 8. WabsnortR. elmer Der
8sua,rk sussuabm a. ssa GsI4ucrss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04

nJn llebestintimmuns nit prGsiisu
Jnjtruftionen msiner Fsgisruna ipsis
ds mir burH ben amerifaniiten Bet
f4uftsr in ct. p<tersburg sugeiteGl
ipurben. babe i9 bic gbre, Sis su IN
formiren, bag msine Resierung in ans
betradt Der Giibrung einss arirsss
Der Der. Stadten In Mllial3 nit Ruba
Lamb, peI4er ben Rdmpf Don 3slno.
tratis sesen 4utofrdtie CUR Bats BAT,
entfdis0en unb energifd segen ir5cnD
einen ieparatsn Waffenitilftdnb, rsi'
HublaHt einseben mag, proteftirt.
sd srfuhe Cure er8elen5 I'm sine
i9riftlide 8sitdtisung bes gmpIdngss
hieier Grfldruns."
2eon Srobtp, Der gplietpitisapm
mifdr bes dusipdrtigen 4mtes, erlieb
cine Wdrnuns in 95ua uuf bic anss
rifanii9e unb frana6iifde &ommunis
taticn an 9eneral Dufborin, melGer
DOT &ur5em BON Der Re9ierunq dls
DER Nrnleen dp1elep!
iDorben mar. gr fagt:
rWiaiOr &ertb's 8orsebeu 1T Inn 70
rnsrtlarlifer. ols ons Snupt Der
ameriflHii4sn ariegsmiiIioH (Oberits
ieutnnnt ssubipn) eine gong anbers
grfldrurs abg.geben bate. baB
nGmli6 bic 2msritaner ni6t min
i6en, ii6 IN bic ReaeluHg irssHb psls
der rufiider g}robleme su miffen.
Gs ipirs sebrfft. bnB MdiOr aertb
uHb .cnbsre gtotis bierpon Hsbmeu uHb
fih Sornoh rihtsua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04

unaurtf8e Gtootsbnb b'
men te.eutfsn ihre @lagru NIT
glotureas Don ben Ou.l.n BET 3ors
oa. Cine beutide Grfinbung N rb gum
apmprimirn b,uiist. De gusb u
tung Der SaaFe-her no. si 10 itsl'
b,nbe; @pbnungsn unb Gnbrttsu tn
Eorba bertuten Gos. pIdu, 10 ben
eutporfsn, um bos 9os m teIs Ro r
rem na6 BEN 300 RsiIsu euifer..t Lee
eerbeu guhopsit gu IriteI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
9ie. amerifaniihe Spts
ihaft TT ct. petersburs
geeen einsn Re.
paratsn Waffsnfills
ffnuh

ct Pet:rsbrrs, 81. ROp. =
Der 1syt Der Rots, ipsI9s Maior o.
g. sertb, hst ameritaniIdr MdiiGr.
4ttade. auf SnftruttiOn bss go,.aafs
isrs sraneis nbeu @en,rol Tufbc.
min ianbts unb IN tptIner I'm 9sanisn
ber Wsr. Siuuten essen be BaiisH-
ftiIFanbs 0erbnnbIungsn stpiiaen
RubIanb unb DeutfnIanb prorsitiri
Ipirb, lautst iris f0lsi:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
anberen eebaubeu mittbestsn.

anberen @ebduben mittbehtst.
Die WorIe COMPANY BAT grobs Hse
gierungstontrafts unb 1T cine bss fpsS
nisen priDdtfirmen, bersn GnlassT
bon 8unbesiplbaten betpa4t tperoe1.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December g.
1917, as required by the Act OF osto'
Der 9th, 1917.
aud @umdnisn folf mill
lens feim :inen @uf>
fsntillitanb ab5us
i4lieBeu.
Qmftsrbam, 3. DECEMBER. =
Der gerliner &orreIponbent oeS Dill
IelDorfer @enerals2(n3eigers ertpdbnt
Elm SerI9t, tas i'm Rsifstag I'm llms
Iauf lit, tns bic rumdntI4e Regtes
rung in Berlin uub Wien rpegen Der
8ebinsung eines m0gli3sn Daffens
itillitanoes unt folgsnOer Triebensunz
terbanolunQen angefragt babe. Der
&orrefporten! ingt, bnb bus plOBIi4e
Q6bredler Der SiBungen beg Suupts
&ommitt.ss hes Rei6stags bus Ses
rii4t az beirdtigeu f6eine.
Die @:ier 3eitung, BON Der cine
aopie bier etnQetroffsn III. psrii9ert.
bab Or. Riaarb BON &ihlmann, Der
heutI6e Stdatsiefretdp bss Qeubern,
Ten Gitglisfern bes Soupttommittess
segeniiber cine tpnfibentieae Witt6ets
lung semott 9abs, tpOrauf fi4 Oas
4nmlnitte, hertdnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
Sexer.

- auabeu. bic s.itern g}ormiitas
BEN SOf, bon 0rau Sbu g,rteI.
.. 1912 SO. Strabs. Cartilage,
sli,n, i.st.n psrishentlid cine
3,uns in grnnb. Dds Gsusr icnnis
SIti Dsrb,n, nn5bm es einsn
sapsn DON etpa S75 anssriHtst
lite
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
SrnnereieH.

1be gabartan EreDtns Gomps
gootnetoH. ar.
Wicen NoeHue.
Y al MOUNT @rtntna 60. s9sffuoob
Woenue cid Run. @boue nst Pa
Bambrinus Gtod 60. enedmors unD
gbiaail CIR.
1bs S,sraHeourt ersDtus 90. i4oo
6nrrifon Hos
III. SuOspobi BreStHa 60. 20 on
Ulcgfoen Toe
Tbs gbrintuu mosrTstn BrewtHs
9 o.. 20t9-202f Glm Strase.
1hs mobouf ertmtna o., 250 gser
gfcg7i6eu abeuue
Tbe mtneif6. ubTtaufer srens
tHe 90. (2Ion eeerl. ei6ertn unb Rinm
Etr1be
be Better.r srsptus 60. a117
Genital AbeH1e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
Meritaniidbe Sanbiten
aamtn an psrf9iebsnsu
puHttsn Hber ben Rio
@rnn he


San4nionio 9er., 8. S3.-
geri4ten sufOlgs, ipelae bier dnlitTsn,
ba6su msritaHtide ganbitsn nab.sno
Der IsBtsH 3psi 2ass SrusiHal ben rio
Granoe sstreu3t unb ssstn ansritas
ner sstGmpfi. Sn sinsm ioi9sn 5aqe
Iou sin amsritaniihsr Solodt aetOftet
unb eiH anberer Dsripun0et iporb.n
isin
Cine 9speiae Don. Ga G.ria, GaHe'
ron gountD, mtloei, bab om Jrettdg
goHbiien iiber ben sylub iansn. Bel
einem Gefs6ts NIT Jlubuddt.rn iri.s
be elmer berislben psripunbsi unb nan
gropnsDilIe ssbrd6t.
Yon 2lpins nifo g.msIosi, bob
gdnbiisn am Sdmitog BET bst. StieHsr
Rand, nabs Snbio, ben alub frsuat:n.
cine 2lnJabl aiibs' faben unb nit
dmerituniIden Solbatsn in aansf
ssrietbsn. ggie berldutsi, tpurbe Ell
Solbat geto6tet unb eikr psrpunbet,
Ddbrenb auf Seiten Der Wsriiansr
mebrsre Mann s.t0btet ipurbeu.
Sanse 6amilie pabrfdsins
Lid 5obt per branni.
guiler, q. g.. 8. Gs. - 9lm
Wontag, am friiben Morssn, ipurbs
bas 6aus bon Mpiss MilI:r auf sinst
nahegeIessnsn Jarm bura Ssuer 3ers
fort. ga man bon Der camille, De-
l,tbenb aug Miller, iein.r Grau rnb
iiebsn ainbern, feitber nidts m.br ial,
elaubt man, bab IGmmtlihe bei osnI
9ranbe I'M asben tamen. 81. FAINT
lie batts m stueiien Stodtpsrf aiitbIos
fen. Die 9eihe zines Der ainbe.
ipurbe fpdter seborsen.
SenfationsIler Wpros
proSeB.
9ebham WaF., 3. De5. - Der
prossb bon Jrduldn Sarrist u. 9ar'
nsb, eins arontsnpfleserin bon Dsit
Upton, psl6e anseilast 1T, GsmI
pauIins q. aepss, bic iunee Satin
unb friibere, Stsnosrapbiitiu Ron
@eOrss s. aspes, eines crunbeisens
iBamsbdnbltrs bon Bottom, srmorses
gu babtn, bat am ROntas bier 5eson'
nsn. 2ils bas Wotip Der 5bat miro
eifsriuHt angegcben.
Die elegant sstlsibste 2lngstlasi:
ipurbs I'm lib llbr i'm Geriats
Dorsefiibrt, um su plGoiren, unS turj
Dor 12 tparsn bereits sfpei Der Dorse'
lnbengn 30 Wdun.r als Gei4Doren:
aeesptirt.
Sur 3eit, als bic 9eide Der fun.
gen 5rni aeps RON Jeuertpehrnldns
nern sefunben tpurbe, irelde eetrm'
men ipnrsn, nm sin fl.inss Seuer in
Der Ride bss Seilns Don aepes in
grootIine sa l0i6eu, ipeiite Der I.bs
ire NIT sysduItin @arnsp in goiton.
60 NOR bic intims 5rsunoi9aft 3pis
fdeH ben bei6en, tpelhe 9erbodt allf
bic erontenpf!egsrin eelentt bate.
Die 4ntlase mn6t gsltenb, baB
s}rGulein 9arnsb, nndbem iie BIZ
@attin bon aepes srI4oFen bate,
/ ii9 nn9 gofson begab, nm Elm 9llibt
nahpsiisn su f5nnsn. aapss, Der oIs
3suss iia unier giirgf6aft befinbct.
mar am Montag Worssn ni6t I'm
Gjeridt. obr mon gloubt, Sab sr ole
,insr Der ipihtisiisu 3slssn fir pie
anilnss Guftreien ipirb.
Die qolijei bra9te n grfnbrun1,
hnb i5rduItiu @arnsp BON manGen
nIs bic 'Jrnu bon stepes anseIsben
ipurbe. Dieter tpurbe bon f,iner srs
fen Satin gftiebsn uno beirat3ete
bann feline Sienograpbiitin, 3sbH Tios
rate ebs iie srnOrbst tpurbs.
Iaus 5nrdlt bOr einem epndjberiaIren
BON ben gsb6roen sntiernt.
GantoH O.. 8. Tsenlber. Der
IS Sabre nIte 8. ". @cGIfUain, ein
aHseitellter elmer bieiigen StabIs
IN go
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
us 5Hrdjt bOr sinem epHdjDsriabrsn
BON ben 8eb5rScn emtiernt.

GontoH O., 3. 2senber. Der
IS Sabre nIte 8. ". @ceIfpain, Elm
aHgeitellter elmer bieiigen StabIs
fabrif, tueId,er bem goli5eidef Riblet
+geseniiber befannt boite, einen fris
niineIlen angriff ouf Die oft Ssobre
alte 9orotbp Godria geinnd)t 5u boz
ben. ipurbe IN Der R1tlt bonn Gpniis
tag non 6eu geboroen aus Dem @e,
fdnsniB entferrt. oa man fiirdtete.
onb erbitterte giirser ibn her1iisbos
len iuib lnnfen ipiiroen. gas ainS
beiinoet fid in seidbrlifenl 3uitonce
TN SoipitnI.
9ee@Imnin mar nod om Counting
abelo ben s3oIbeirid)ter Giiinn
porgefiibrt iporoen, ba bic Bolisei
fiirdtete, ooB ein angriff auf ibn se'
nindt perben ipiiroe. faIls mon ibn
9iortoe goruIittag porfiibre. Der
VeIiaeiri&ter iibsriDies i'm obue 2us
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
VALLEY TO START
RED CROSS DRIVE
Every Town in Bitter Root
Will Assist in Doubling
Membership.
HAVE 10 MEMBERS
Christmas Campaign Opens
Next Week for Entire
Ravalli County.
HAVE 10 MEMBERS

Stcvcnsville, Dec I1.S Special The
great Christmas drive OF tho lsaNsdli
county Red Cross Nitl begin neNt
week The object Is 70 build MP the
membership. and everybody VIII be
gwen an opportunity 10 Join. At pres
ent there are 7Ia members IN this
county. Red Cross workers believe
this Will be doubled.
j. l.. Totnan and Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Thatcher OF Hamilton we're
here Yesterday to assist the SteN@n n
Vile branch IN planning for the drive.
John &. Howe has been chosen char
man Of the local committee, and tue
other members arc A. NJ. ThofabHt@h
and \. T. Porter.
Interest III the work OF the ttee
Cross continues at high pitch ilott
despite the counter calls Of christmas
upon the time Of the members tN"iA
afternoon 4 large crowd is gathered a
local Headquarters to assist IN Pre-
pairing surgical supplies.
Mrs. Charles II. Buck, chairman 2
The Stevensyille branch, states tha
the thanks of the Red cross Pelpi'
are due to S +. McNett L. =. l.idde
and Horace Smith, each OF whom 40
mated Il load Of wood for heating hcad
quarters. and also to the hish sehee
boys who split the wood and piled Il
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
ARMY RECRUITING
HALTED! BY COLD
Stations in Montana Close
Doors on Orders From
Spokane Office.
TRAINS RUN BEHIND
Not Time to Get Any More
Through Preliminaries by
Saturday Noon.
TRAINS RUN BEHIND

S,okanc. Dec l2--Ordcrs fer the
suspension of recruiting OF men SUP
iect e. the draft for the United States
army were sent to sub stations III I'LL
|lincs. BUTTE, MisSoula, Helena and
Great Falls Mont, today, ny Captain
i. ". kelso, l.. $. A.. in charge Of re-
cruitins in the Spokane district. l'laces
nearer Spokane were not affected. II
was announced.
enlistment Of men subject To tht
draft must be completed by Saturday
noon" Captain kelso said. i'll his tele-
gram They must have gone through
this office out to Fort Wright, pass
their examinations there and he sWori
IN by II o'clock Saturday The trains
are running late from the east and i
| the men, were accepted al the Montan;
stations and were unable to get I,
Spokane in time we would have I,
/ send them back again
| Il have received word from tn
war department that no extension o
| time can be granted on account Of de
| layed trains
/ Captain Kelsn declared that he hat
/ four local hotels filled with appicantt
| desired to pay his fare to Spokane ant
take chances on completing his enlist
ment before Saturday noon. he Wuult
/ be privileged to do that Captain kels'
said
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
Fifty Years of Splendid Results
Behind This Grand Old Blood Remedy

all impurities in the blood, and
promptly eliminates them from the
system. 1t is without an equal for
such blood troubles as catarrh, rheu-
matism, eczema. malaria, scrofula, ETC.,
and as a general tonic is in a class to
itself.
5. S. :. should be taken by all who
are rundown and are suffering from
loss of vitality. 1t will promptly
restore the appetite and add new
| strength and vigor to the entire sys-
| TEN.
| You can obtain S. S. S. from any
drug store. Demand the genuine
Write today for our valuable literature
also medical advice. sent free. Address
Swift Specific Co., l50-k, Swift I.abo
! ratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
Putting'En Over
With Bugs" Baer
BY ARTHUR (.Hucs") eAER.

a dinosaur skeleton has been re-
ceived by the Pittsburgh Carnegie
museum and will be put in the case
next to the Federal league. \
Pilakoff only cot a nose grapevine,
ear scissors and chin strangle hold on
Ibyszko. We are glad to see that
wrestling is getting more refined.
ILL., PEP.
Sailor kirke wants Il longer fight
with Bonnie Leonard. The Sailor
wants the next fight to go a round.
AlcNo Skaboodeyitch is an excellent
wrestler but his career has been can
oelled by flat ears. Alexo can't hear
the other guy whispering.
That healthy California climate amt
SO healthy for eastern boxers.
Baseball magnates haven't backed
Up Ban Johnson III his exemption
claim. That's what the lad said when
they served him hash. Let the man
who chewed it, eat it.
New winter leagues make more
racket than y package Of shooting
crackers and last just as long.
YOU cHlRPED IT,
Uncle sam is one scrapper who
doesn't ask about the Size Of thu
purse.
Being forced to stay one hundred an
| fifty Yards away from the water won
| be so tough for some of our. aliei
enemies. That includes soap, too.
X. q. Circus is willing to declar,
var on anybody shat congress over
| looked.
| EASILY
/ 4 New York girls college basl>e
/ ball team trains on bon hons and &c
| cream sodys, but they set the Not
I just the same.
1 Kramer blamcs his six-daN bike rid
| ing ability on golf. and it may be sc
| He got stvmied on the third day.
1 No reason Why Il that Phi'lN gil
shouldn't be i good hiiliardist. TIL
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
Bodily Housekeeping
(BY Y. NJ. PIERCE, M. d.

The subject OF drinking water with
meals has been misunderstood for a
hundred years.
In recent years investigation by means
of N-rays, the observations of scientists
such as Cannon, Grutzner, Pavlov, Fow-
Ter, Hawk, prove that an abundance of
water taken during digestion is neces-
sary in good bodily housekeeping. Drink
plenty of water with each meal. Do not
drink iee-watcr at any time.
If your kidneys are sick, or you
suffer with lumbago or rheumatism at
times, pain in the back or back of
the neck. take a little Anurc before
meals. This can be found at any good
drug store. Therefore my advice to
young or old is, always drink plenty of
pure water, And for long life occa-
sionally take tablets of Anuric three or
fonr times day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
NEWS OF MoNTANA|
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

Corvallis.-Miss Margaret Slack re-
turned home Tuesday after ii visit
With relatives at Missoula. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. judith
summers who will remain here for a
few DAYS visit.
Il. Il. Bay and Mrs. r. Bay motored
to Missoula Wednesday to meet Mrs.
+. Il. Fay, who is returning from Il
Visit with relatives at Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. =, y. Norris l,av" re-
turned from spending a couple of
weeks with friends in Iowa.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
Is Ordered to BOZeman
to Help in Examinations

San Francisco. Dec l2.-ArmN or
dcrs issued at headquarters for the
western department here today, in
clude the following:
First Lieutenant Herbert n. Judd,
medical reserve corps inactive list,
Bozeman. Mont, is ordered to active
duty and will report in person to Cap
tain Hollis G. Clark, L. 5. A.. retired,
Montana College of Agriculture. Boze-
man. Mont, for duty in connection
with the physical examination of ap-
plicants for admission 10 the training
camp for officers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
S. S. S. Is Sold by Every Druggist
in the Land.

u d u Is oo7u py CVe7y Druggist
in the Land.
When medicine has been on the
market for more than half a century,
and is more popular today than ever
you may be sure it has genuine merit.
For over fifty years S. S. S. has
been sold in drug stores. 1t is free
from any dangerous drugs or chem
icals, and is made from roots and
herbs of the forest. from formula
handed down by the Indians. It's repu-
tation as a blood purifier has become
so widespread that today there is
| hardly druggist anywhere who has
| not sold S. 8. $. ever since he has
| been in business.
S. S. S. has won its popularity
strictly upon its merit. 1t searches Out
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
How to Prevent Group.

In child that is subject to attacks
of Group, the first indication of the
disease is hoarsencss. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy as soon as the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may be warded off and all danger
and pnxiety avoided.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
VALLEY RESIDENTS TO LEAVE

Stevensville. Dec. 12--Special.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. a. Ensstrom are preparing
To leave soon for their old home in
Marion, Iowa. to remain. Mr.. Eng
strom is We'll known throughout west
ern Montana because of his great sue
cess as a pitcher for the Steyensviile
baseball team for several years past.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
Eagles Plan Insurance
for Members in Service

Spokane, Dec. 12.-Articles Of in
corporation under which the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will engage In life
and accident insurance of members in
the armed forces of the United States
will be filed in Olympia next week,
Mutton f. Nuzem of this city, general
consul of the order, announced today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
KEEPS LEONARD GOING.

Philadelphia, Dee. 12.-Eenny Leon
ard the lightweight champion had a
little the better of the round bout
with Irish Patsy Clyne of New York
here tonight. The fight was hard and
fast
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13

sterner sex has no monopoly on ivory.
even if Henie Zim did think he could
catch Eddie Collins. VI
YEA 30.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13

ton. Six bottles of it cured me.
when my daughter was coming into
womanhood she was a nervous wreck,
in the first stage of St. Nitus' Dance.
| gave her four bottles of 'Favoritc
Prescription and it cured ller.'-MRs.
t. l.. DRAPER. 1872, Boulder Ave.
The lower intestine is like garbage
box and should be cleaned occasionally.
To keep well take purely vegetable
plll-Dr. pisrccs Pleasant Pellets.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-13
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
FROM HELENA.

Helena. Mont
10 years old |
took a severe cold.
Afterwards l suf-
fered SO at times |
would have to go
to bed and some-
times call a doc
tor. l continued
to grow worse un-
tit l began using
DR.. Pierces Fa-
yOrife preccriN.
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tContinuod From Page onc.)
in regulations duly promulgated lly
the president,
And, pursuant to the authority
vested in me, | hereby declare and
establish the following regulations,
which find necessary in the prem
isos and for the public safety:
Cd No native, citizen. denizen or
subject Of Austria being a male Of the
age Of II Years and upwards anl not
actually naturalized. shall depart from
the United states until he shall nave
received such permit as the pfssidtnt
shall prescribe or except under order
Of 4 court Judge ~ Justice. under sec
lions 1868 and 1870 of tho revised
statutes;
"t2o No such persons shall land in
or enter the United States. except
under restrictions and at such places
as tho president may prescribe,
Internment Remedy.
60 Every person of whom there
may be REASONABLE. cause TO believe
tina, nc is aiding or about to aid the
enemy or who may be at large to the
/ danger Of the public peace OF safety,
! on who violates or attempts to Violate
81 Of Whom there IS reasonable ground
| to believe that he is about to violate
/ any regulations duly promulgated by
/ the president. or any criminal law OF
I the United States or of the states OF
trritorics thereof, will be subject TO
summary arrest by the United states
marshal or his deputy, or sueh othef
officers as the president shall desig
! nate. and to confinement in such PEN
| itentiary, prison, jail, military camp
| OF other place of detention rs may be
directed by the president.
This proclamation and the reAu-
latons herein contained shall eNtent
and apply to all land and water con-
tinental or insular, in any way WITHIN
the jurisdiction OF the United states.
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AustrianS Free to Come
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-12-31
A. {. KAYE
ANSWERS CALL
Was Principal of Elko High
School and Had Many Close
Friends Throughout the
State of Nevada

A. Z. Kaye, for many years a promi-
nent educator of Nevada, died Friday
night in Long Beach, Cal. following an
illness of several years duration.
Mr.. Kaye came to Nevada in 1871
and settled at Eureka when that camp
was enjoying a great boom. For
time he was principal of the school
there, but later engaged in a general
fuel and teaming business, in which
he was reputed to have made consid
cradle money. AS Eureka declined
Mr.. Kaye returned to his school work
and was principal of the schools in
Elko. then Winnemucca. Verdi. Silver
City and then he removed to Reno,
where he resided until 1916, when. in
company with his wife, he went to
Long Beach in hopes of improving
his health. Failing health forced him
to retire from active school work after
he was principal of the schools at
Silver City and he was engaged in
the fuel business in Reno for about
ten years.
He was a candidate three different
times for state superintendent of pub.
lie instruction. making the race on
the Democratic ticket in 1882 against
c. S. Young. in which he lost by S09
votes. He was defeated in 1896 by
w. c. Doyey for the same Office by
1888 majority and lost again in a four
cornered race in 1894 as the repre-
sentative of the Peoples Party, in
which H. C. Cutting, the Silver can
didate. was elected.
His widow was matron OF Mansanita
hall at the University of Nevada for
ten years. leaving there in 1915. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaye had hundreds of
friends in Nevada and both are well
known.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-12-31
GERMANS STRIKE
FIRST BLOW ON
WESTERN FRONT
Thrust Was on a Front of More
Than Two Miles, Center is
Held but End Attacks are
Successful
Successful

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS, Dec. 81.
Germany has struck her first strong
blow on the western front since the
heralding of the great offensive and
the British have held il in check.
The attack which resulted in heavy
fighting, was made on a short front on
the southern salient before Cambria,
and the fighting is still in progress.
The Germans gained n foothold in
the British tranches. but were later
elected in part by counter attacks.
The German thrust was on a front OF
more than two miles and against posi-
tions which the British have held
since the retirement after General
Bying's successful blow.
In the center the Germans were
held for no gain. but on both ends OF
the attacking front they entered the
British trenches. The British counter
attacks drove the Germans from part
of these positions.