davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
Oentides @aiienlaus.

Die leste S~erlnmmlung oes Srnu-
en- ; Silfsbereins fonnte niinmebr
Dieocr in Der Nnltolt abeebolteu ner.
ben. BUR Grleoigung lageu MIR sic
aagemeinen @eih1fte Dor. 2eioer
ergab Ole @innobme pieoer Elm gro.
BeS Delight gegeniiber Sen n0tigen
IuSgaben. 8ie iiblih miro audi in
oieiem Sabre cine 8eibno6tsfeier
gum gelten Der Baiien beronltoItei
un0 luerOen Die 9amen nieoer nit.
belfen. 8eitere 8eIpre6ungen Ia
gen nid)t Dor unb 10 folgte 8erta.
gltng. o. 8.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
ct. Marieu.G Stride
nobe Ste lln0 8 Str. 9f.-@.


9(n bohbeiliqen @eibnodtsfeItc
lit ser @ottes0ienit tpie folgt: Sci
erlides Sohomt nm 12 llbr Witter-
nadt, title III. Weiien nm 7, s uno
0 l1br, meites feierlideS @o1omt INN
1890. Sci Dem feierliden &ohomt
UNI Mtittcrnoht miro Die bl. aom-
munion auseeteiIt. Sci Ser 9 l1br
Meiie, Die sic 9inoerneiie lit, meroen
Ole &inoer oeltihe @eihnohtslieoer
lingen. Nad Dem feierIidcn Sof=
ante I'M 1890 lit lafromentaler &C.
gen uno init oielem iino Dem Singen
oes o@rober Gott mir Ioben Did"
non alien Nnmeielloen, enoigt Ser
neutrality-suspicious. in ser Stride.
On Den Seitenalt1ren lperoen fnlt
ununterbroden ri. Meifen aufeeop.
feri bon Z bis 10 ubr. llno mic je-
Ser Trie1ter om @eibnod)tSfeIte BRET
NAL oie III. MeiIe uuIopfert. CUR Or
inneruna an Die oreiiode Beburt ocs
lie6en SeilanoeS, 10 ioGlte Elm ie6er
Gbrilt lid} befleiBigen, Orei FL. Mel.
len bei5unobnen.
Im Sonntag geben Die ainoer BEL
Der s llbr Melle gemeiniAaftlid sur
bl. Gommnunion. gm Nafmittag
8 ubr baben lie ibre 8erIamm.
luna lin0 llnterriAt in Der Stride.
PIN Wontag mar oaS 0~egrGbniS
Ser ucritorbenen Srau Wagoalcna
Sa6S, zines 'cifrigen un6 langjGbri.
gen MitalieoeS Der Stride mic ser
SSralien SoOalitGt. Nad benz f%eierli.
den &equiem I'M 8 llbr in ser &ir6e,
benz Die 8ermanoten l,no Sreunoe
Der @eritorbenen mie sic MitgIieoer
Der Sraucn Sooolit1t b~eimobnten.
mar Die 8eitattllns in Der Samilicn.
@rabitGite nlf Dem CT. Morienfirtb.
bofe.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
@nr. Sell ltnterititnnss.1 eieqidaft.

Inl Montng. Sen II. DECEMBER,
bate bic @m. Gel lnterItiieung8-
Geieaidait III Sammels Sale lire
monatlide 8eriammlung. BrGiioent
aarl Ggolf fibrte Den @oriis uno &c.
frctar saul 8adi4mio belorgtc oas
Frotofoll. 9ie auSltebenoen &ronfen.
geloer iunroen bepiligt. Bic iibli.
fen @cid)6fte ipuroen erleoigt unO
man beiprnd peridieoene @ereins-
ongelegenbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21

2undjrOlf, @eaIIuaf, iuirflide 9elifa.
teiien, iino an baben bel:
8ibIers,
532 Genter. mnb IS @iges Meastt.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
Ginariff bcrboten.

aoblen : Seripolter Garfield be.
nad)ridytigte BEN @%oupcrneltr bon
Ohio, Dob es linn nidt erIollbt lei,
in bic inter 2eitung ser ltGatliden
&oblcn : &ermaltung ltattfinoenoen
gerteilung BON aobIen IN Ohio elm.
%3toreifen.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
@ermii9tc Na6ri9ten.
SUDDEN &erensfb.

Die 8obnlrng Ser @attin &erens
tpS, OeS friiberen GremierminiIters.
Duroe ourfiudt. Sbr muroe aid
beociitet, ibrem @atten ~oufsrgebcn
freipiIlig nod Dem Smolnp. Sn5titnt
5u fommell, FONT perOe er, mcnr
man i'm finoe, aelpndt mcroen.
MMStanidJ OOn Wefangcneu.
8ie cine IN StodboIm peroffent.
lid,te 0epeide ats @opornnou nit.
teiIt, boben bic ritiiiiden @eborocll
Die NitSlieferlno iGntmtIidler oclt.
id)en 3iuilgefangenen I'M Mustauid
ge9en 1000 in oelltider @efaneen,
|iduft befinblide ruiiiide Sffi5iere on,
%georonet- Nad oerielben DepeIdC
miro aus 5uberIGiIiger Quelle be.
ridtet, Dab Oie ruiiiid)en Grappcn
.8cfebl erbolten boben Sinnlan0 gu
raumen. Der 9ommonoont Der gc-
feitigungen in Speablrg ion. offi5i.
ell Die unabbangigfeit SinnIonos an.
erfnnut boben.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
sobesfaae:

Mngoalene Sads, 81 Sabre, 1911
Wnrion Ctr. 0..@.
Marie Sorbodl, so Sabre. George
toipn Soipital.
ManeS %. aoam, 6S Sabre, 1887
II. Ctr. N..@.
Mortba SO. gnlinaer. IS Sabre,
@orfielb Soipital.
aotb. Gueibler, SO Sabre, 7i8
tie CTR. 60.
Marie $. 9eiIitein 48 Sobre, 53l
este Str. @..@.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
Ielir GalonScr.

Selir GalonOer, Si5eprGiioent ser
Sdpei5 ltno Gbef oes departments
OeS Snnern, iuur6e om Is. DECEMBER
gum T%rGiioenten Ser ReprbIif fin
oas Sabr 1918 geipGbIt. or erbielt
.f76 Stimmen, Or. Gouoro Mil(er
pltroe gum e.8rGiioenten ge-
mdblt.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
9egtihcr lluteritItnnss.@ nuS,
Siitrift go. 40.

am Wittuod, ben &c. 9c5ember,
finoet Die 8eomteniuobI oeS Oiitrifts
SEQ. 40 itatt. Die MitgIieoer fino
gebeten, iih 5ablrei9 einSufinocn.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
GosiaIOemOtratiider @eiuinn.

Wie Der Wcrliner io5inloemofrati-
lde 8ormarts mcloet, baben in ser
Staot 2eip5ig oic So5ial6emofruten
left oem Sabre 1912 einen @epinn
an Stimmen BON 5 Bro5ent 81 Der.
5eidnen. Gle crbielten in ocu far5-
bort abgebaltenen itGotiifcn 8oblen
IS Ero5ent Ser o~bgcgebeneu Gtim-
nsen. SmcrDdi0 Der ioSfatDemofra
tiidcn Stimmen fomen ndbe3u 50
Bro5ent bon umabbGngigen So5ioI.
oeuofraten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm
HeidlStoo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
Corn and Alfalfa Farm

100 acres nh bottom. locntcd IL miles
nom oklahoma Cilr 10 ncros In rulilva.
Ton. \ ncrcs IN alfalfa This furm r. on
tho market Saturday night A gcnulna
bargain ~ " 600 Possession January 4.
LOCKWOOD INVESTMENT co,
hnl lnmMhrM llhR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

5000 Reward S2j 300 for recovery Of
'l. f-'.u' Tor Information leading to
arrest nul conviction uf thirf
stolen from Jones' CiI,. Nuvomhcr grd
.'N Ford touring car, factory No. g9c5SSi
''oaIi'h All weather Tread Tires. right
mont wheel black rim other white on
lmp uif right hand side Lining ~ ono
auor spit Communicate with tho 7 r.
hihNt company, Oklahoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


| FOR SALE Orr of tho best drug store.
! ~ houston IrNIH. IlNIur and ALVIN, ,
| viii pay and pualhlN of nig ,nr,e,so
| ~ bnsluoSs. location one of tho best In
| GUY no trade II lnlctratod addfrHv
! Iuhllc Drur 60, Houston 1oxaa.
FOR SALE Seven shnrcs nf Retailer.
Flfe lnhuwnrr Company stock { Il
Coo NNmdotto, Okla.
FOR SALE CONFECTIONERY l,cntri
az Il,nd'ou oklahoma. booming uP
town pui'li DunslHlH Of lutoAt improved
IN .'g"' H"I' fountain ,lgnr case '.s foot
candy uh'rS. tobacco nul piEtrrt wnII
rWo, tables chairs. carbupnlur Eyrry.
ihlug Installed rrnly flr husIuuxs WIN
'r0l iul balance due s. ndO Uu. ON cury
monthly p1NmrulS Good location. fprurr
owner Q huHlnrs7 averaged oNv 900 UO per
uNN. Fln' opportunity to engage In nice
nW'Iu'tH with small Investment Write
or wire Hr"smnn Fountain Company. glI
Nnulh Aknld street Dallas. Texas
ONLY NltN SrArElt aud job shop. live
town oi flttecu hundred fine business
and Rctlug better ryoN dny IHnut
smlIl but complete rrIccd IN soil 4. r. ,
uNlnhumhu
FOR SALE Well established monument
huslnoHh, hrgc territory. large hualucsa
lol, thup building well lOCHtodl rood
lrmd'ncc two large lots, within three
hl"'H OF two schools and five churches (.
linc climate Uvnldo Marble ana urnnlto
Works Uvallc, ToEns
NEWSPAPER Power equipment doing
uiro business, only pnpcr I'm town OF
1905 big holiday huancsg I'm proapect
Tour hnnkHi cash transaction: no lease
Immediate sale account other business
Address T. A. cnro O'lnhomnh
FuR SALE Garage ana Ford sale.
agency In manufacturing town of 10
600 people, stock about 10000 No
dold stock building can be either
bought or leased Doing good buainrss
Reason Tor AcllinE, owner haH uthor bum.
nrH ana ruuuot manage. Would con
slider r~lnlnInr ono.hplf interest with
responsible man who In able To nnuurr
business v w COLTS, agent. ,Oj n
Main So Miami, ONn
SMALL STOCK general merchandise nj
cost goods bought onrly, ANA 30 cents
on tho dollar for fixtures want 10 sell
ON account pf slckuoeH l.. Suttie. Davis.
Oldn Box COZ
sHOE SHOP nnlshcr hoy wanted at
oncci wages IiA ,or week must h. -
good boy colored or white Frank
Cuoco, Sl6lg noNtou Tulrn. okla
A row NSlTE AT FARM LAND VALUE
Tho owner desiring ~ devote himself
to other interests offers the Marion
townHltc. $40 rcreH o mllcH enEt NJ OK
mhomn city, on tha/kntN at lta valuo Rs
farm land, This remarkable opportunity
FOR quick profits won't keep Cull Inn
medlhtcly GlnhiEh. owner, M Colcurd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY

FARM IOANS-Five. 7. ~ yesrs CITY
LOANS on Oklahoma City property
The Jennings Investment Co. 1916 col.
cord Bldg. oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
rAr"s ArD Acrs Tracts


G.r p.ut,
...
''..' SD acre" To.d Improve (
.N.m. .t .... .U ,.ut. t.ou. n, ItrI
..u. I,o r.r. o. r.ldlrt.2 an rs ram
...' oil. price. tlu pr acre q sr
'.nl. '". .''r NJ rSchnnge =
....,f.. ..,
n.l .u... ,..'.. %, l,ns I'VE '.'i.In
r.a.t.I r., ... I Ir,,. M ,.'...., 49, w., y.
,., f.. uu I'd ~ '''','' '''
t..,,..,
.i'rg urt. wr 900. ten h wants
I'.I' N,.. fH.lIsHu. Ok
I.0. .,.uI SNAP 0N r,gy rEp,,.
I.r, B.. g sp.,, ln pki'bo,n,
iurl,. band ..f ,.,.,, ,.o
'.rlfrI ...fI..., ~. ,nl", ',tt.
.r me- I.... ,.n.' "',Wh N,"'
uU u.., ua .ir,,, n, .,h,c i,''
ll...., .t t,.,. 4, 'u'
uu ,.. ... I'' N'lf'
Dpi, ...,,,.l 49, WI, "yo'e'
ifI . ,,.,', 'nu onN oln't
,nI..,.t o., ' gov ,HW'hl
t.. p.. l'..h' lnm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

x holAh tlLMS developed lOc
roll prints up TO ZHHtiL &c. atRet
Ers IN proportion, quick service West
IN ntug store. Oklahoma city
kObAk developing. prints 10
each Write for circulars and sam.
pies Oklahoma Film Finishing 60 lIU1
w N~iU owe Non,p civ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22


| WASllllA bottom lands lS acres, 1875
In cultivation, 10 acres In orchard ?
| sets NJ good improvements ~ miles
70 nc,rs 5G ,n rnltly,,inn hoi."c,' ''r Y,
umhcr rhenp nl $40 oo nor nrro ~
lUn ucrca. zoo ,ulnud oud In mn st,,rc.
bnnncr I'm cultivation, large new mouse
dnnuy pog5d burn, other smaller buildings.
pI.." ,ni,W Ver nero WILSON, 4io HAITI
NOR" NnllulhE
fDN SNIs linlt section In ceHtorn
n'NN'l county 'klbl lNb nti"h IN cultla
NhlIon 'Mu WgcN' No other Improve
n'N'H Il'" |..Un w. ON crop payment
II'N hn" \ waters, woodward okla
v.,tcrcd Wa anL ,,T,,LLn ,,ne M,h'un"na' W,.
NJ ,,,,, lo,I H.. f,., , ,,,," h,"SS" ''. p'''',F
iIu nor nr,,. g,,,I ,i,..rl r''i
I,,J lao 1 "" W Wv l''
rII rt,.- f.r.,I ~ tg, ,',' t''.., ',,',' "
innInv t,v, in onn ,,,,,i ",, ,, 'ss,Wn s,,E' "
tlu r,-,. ,,,, i,.,, ~" 'p"us' -
cn,d pLI,nu,,,, ,n, " We %" wv
,,,,,,.., '..-------... -
'', ~, l,N0 y. NhHdo county, 100 In cul-
uo,No Urn 'NIh good InmlY orchard,
Nou NnunUl plrny Hoti water, IN =
ro4n neghh",,nnnd ana near school
fi'' ta2'l' $50 cash, balance $500 nor
trNr ., 8 percent lniercHi, II scf befors
i',' nh" INl no'soaF,on can he
- '''''' Nv '''bl WV w
| HuuJ..t ,3 I'hlhl contract Tor lNlk This
/ muHt heH J." c. courtney hGndnrho
'"l"
| RON -lI.r .,..i ---.. -. -
! good stn.s r,, ,I,rt. ,la' Sn,
bi,ys Inc ortI,s rr,fIt ~ w Ir'
! sn,c ,rr,, ,VL,,, n,.,nn
'''''''''E ". W
WANTED 10 buy 100 ncrcs within q miles
of lWcMnHlowm must bo priced right.
Wilson 40 tlliiWOTc
ht ArREg lp VgsBI,, 'Gotjcr evc.,,,
I5 arfcg. TINT . srts Of Al lurro,. o.
nouta nrc huIl On win tr,do fnr i'm
proved mrm near clty. Wilson, 23o
lnlllWnt" bnllllng
tto I.Iul.p1,v p,>r. t,p,,t,. 10. i1,,i., .,,,,,tt
'' ''''''''' ~ ,,u,, ,''' WIN ""'i
gto Nora ,r,r,i, f,,,, ~. ,h, ,,,.,,rh.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
f or Sale

! Only restaurant IN town of goo; avor.
| ngr snl"H daily over thU! mcnb 90,
| board 50 per WOch Good fNturcH iu
nov brick building Don't write but
come ana look n over aud mako me Ell
offer Am quitting the business; best
location IN town Cosy Restaurant, HoA
n, Fndeu.
WANTED To sell good 40 room ho-
tcl ell furnlHhed only ono I'm good
town of 5000 population or VIII sell the
furnishings and lenHe the building To
tho right parties II you haven't the
money aud don't mcnn business don't
answer We must make sale ot this
property at once. Address T. H., carc
OknhOmnn.
BARBER RHOr ron RENT . white
enamel Chnra ana combination set
having good business, must be- nbIr
10 clean n1d press uolncs. good Job
for the rlc't m1u vote Tor prrtlcu-
Inf j. II Ellington, rupclo, OtIn
FOH SALE-Good a.rrnh bnrhor fhop.
two Ro1d hnthV, foitr good business;
must Fell Q I on,r, ,hctu fOr quick sHlr
Il. II H,ntcr, LIngnrher Olln
ron SAIE or TRADE Shoe shop. do.
Ing fino business, best equipped in
state, 10 trHa. for lenHc on good farm
J Il core Oklnhomon
lfuR SALE Grocery u0o located In n
good college town. viii Invoice about
5000 am In this drnn cpll This 's
II bargain Tor someone Address +. J.
cnrr. Oklnhoman
FOR ShLE-poo hall s tables. iiOoO.
$500 down. balance 10 suit purchaser
Jno J Harris, Lock lIoN IN, Ncwkrk
okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

For SALE Becker y Wade pressing
machine I'm good condition. tljO. sue.
cess Cleaners, If y Hudson.
CHEAP FEED-lf YOU want tho best
Cheup cattle and hog feed on tho mar
kct see US Russell Johbcrs Mills, ~
w Main Oklnhomn city, Okla
For SALE-A well drll with now gas
engine In good running order Archie
Hlck' Yukon okla
FOR SALE -One set GO youlncsD Reed =
Modetn Eloqucuce, SO; one Bct q vol
umcD Hcmpsted's History of ArkansuB
s.; one lst B volumoN Worlds Best
Music So, ono Science and Health U9lj),
81 80. 200 r. llth.
A HEAC1IlI'L hand painted lemonade
set. eight pieces, would make nice
Christmas Rr Wal 1904
lMpORTED white reed Eondoln baby
cab, Adjustable surrey top. artillery
wheels: 10 see this Cnh means to want
n, I'm splendid condition. cot ST.. viii
Ecll very reasonable. owner leaving city
Also Nictroln, mahogany case, ~ 3l6
; Hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

/ 10000 Reward {25 no for recovery or
car N,1"nO for information leading 10
Htes, nud conviction Of thief
l'l6 model Ihactou factory No n.
. 2lN8 Motor No. M-3Nj6 stolen from
Elror's rt oklahoma Guy, October 0. 1917
tommuulcui" with The T. r. Wr1uln
'omm'nN oduhome CITY
so I,.WhID-t25 for recovery Of car.
Nla l.' Information loading IN trr pr
rect and conviction of thicf stolen
from oklahoma city. October 49, lgI7.
% l'li uNlel Ford touring car, factory
10. 22.l1i5, property Of H. y Ellis
Communicate with the r. T. RrnnIn
company Oelphomn city
STOLEN -lord. lHg model, 5-p1sscnrcr
ifo', lHln.. Thcnlrr Wednesday ulpht.
marks of ld,ntliy Motor NO I9G6CO2 H.
,rnsr No GlNGl hrokou windshield left
,1mp hoNeu 500 W California Maple
1885 revlTd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
These Cars Are Priced Right

llNot Cdl - AIO IlCtu NlBlll
1878 q passenger Chandler, extra
tire, demonstfator ........ .tiITkO1
rsll--i-pRS Chandler ChummN
,o,. roadster, Ike new ...... 81 100 90
1917 pas Chandler Chummy
roadster wire wheels per.
o,- i,ccct condition ........,...-t $500
1911 King 3. used very ntuo e,
passenger. mus, he seen to
be appreciated .........t S75 90
1871 PASSENGER Chandler Tour
inC car, new tires. In excel
,o,. lent shape ,...............t 500 90
lNlb--o passenger HupmoNUe
touring car. now tlrcr In
pcrfcCt condition .........t $50 on
1918 passenger Interstate. run
less than 1000 miles,
snap .......... $50 90
1871, passenger WuBs Knight
used very little. looks and
runs Ike new ...........i $50 Ou
1917 passenger Ilcor, new.
license paid ...............& ,.u 90
1915 Hudson 60 passenger In
first class condition ......H zoo uU
1916 Huick q roadster p-li. some
buy for ..................IG G7, Oo
lsll-t-p passenger Maxwell tour
lng car. A dandy for .....t $50 90
lgi5-llulson asa. ruins Ike now
.., self starter ...............t $1,000
l6-o-passcnger Chevrolet, sell
starter ................. 90
l2i5- Buick ca. new tires. newly
oycrhaulcd ............N $50 90
Thcsc purs are nll In perfect condition
and ar" the hest buys In tho cIi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
PRIVATE MONEY

10 lonn on improved gity property: loan.
closed promptly: no red taps AnrelIus
swanson Co.. Inc. State National Hank
Building Wnlnut lj6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22
I PERSONAL
NOTICES

spot Cnsh for diamonds More
rNoly CO.. 32j p Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

ron SAls lmf soctlon In cnstorn
lioovrr county, okla, lNi nrrrH In cult
walton two wcolu, No other improve
m'uis rtlro s. 900 0O. ON crop payment
ulou rhoH 4 Waters. Wnodwntd okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

uet' SALE OR TRADE -SGu acres Inn.
mu'cd mm lu Major county; win
FNr good auto oH U7TT payment term,
on nnl Price. 'lUlo NJ H. care ot
tlHhuwnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

lA ACRES In Wnshlp bottom. nvccpt
~ acres, thnt 2 sets of Al improve
proyrd mrm near CITY Wilson. 230
baltimore Building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

In cultivation, 10 acres In orchard 2
sets NJ good improvements, ~. miles
from good little Town Priced To sell.
10 hcirR, 10 In cultivation, balance IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

tOn ucref, zoo uulRnd and I'm pasture,
hnhncr I'm cultivation, large new mousse,
dandy good barn, other smaller buildings.
prlco tGi bO per acre Wilson $50 naltI-
moro. ilnildlng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-22

SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05
"a ARE KNOWN DEAD
IN MINE EXPLOSION
Slight Hope IS Entombcd
Will Be Rescued Alive.

Clay, Ky Aug. 4.--Twenty- four men
dead and % injured was the known
toll tonight of an explosion here early
today in the south entry Of No. :
mine of the West Kentucky Coal COM
panN. according to Charles s. Rich
ardson. vice president and general
manager.
or approximately 40 men in the
mine at the time of the explosion 1l5
mad been brought to the surface early
tonight. Mr.. Richardson said, of whom
et were uninjured. Those still en-
tombed in the inner workings cannot
be reached before tomorrow. he be.
Fi"HcS Hope that many Of them will
be found alive is slight.
Officials of the mining company say
1t Will be impossible to determine the
cause of the explosion until the work =
ings have been cleared sufficiently to
permit Il thorough examination.
Heroic work was done by volunteer
rescue squads in bringing to the sur
face all those 1t was possible to reach
without the use of helmets.
The work is being continued to-
night.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05
MOTORISTS LUCKY
TO ESCAPE ALIVE
Engine Hits Automobile
on Crossing at Bonita.

Mrs. r. p. Shepley and Miss May
Ireland of Ritzville. Wash. We're Sc
verely bruised but luckily escaped
death yesterday morning when a Mil
waukee passenger train struck the au-
tomobile in which they were riding at
a grade crossing near Butte.
The two women were rushed to st.
Patrick's hospital, where they We're re-
ported last night as being quite beyond
danger. though badly shaken. Mr.
Shepley and little Eugene Shepley
were also in the cSr but were not hurt
Mr.. Shepley was unable to see the
train approaching. he says, until it was
almost on him. The engine struck the
hood of the automobile a CHANGING blow
and overturned the car. The occupants
We're caught beneath the machine, but
were able to eXtricate themselves.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05

Hist! German
Spies Caught
Making Maps
known to Be Berlin Agents
Because of Familiarity
With Tongue.

The Mysterious Stranger cast a
crafty look behind him.
1.-THE Spies" he whispered hoarsely.
have been caught!"
What spies?'
The German spies who were here
last week, making maps of our roads.
They have been arrested in Spokane.
with detailed maps Of all highways
which could be used by an invading
army"
The Mysterious Stranger grew more
solemn.
.'They were seen here" he said. "and
they were ASKING FOR ROAD IN
THEM"
but why -
"For the German army you ninny!"
NO. you misunderstood me. I want
, to know why they didn't buy an A. A.
A. Blue Book"
The Mysterious Stranger Indignantly
refused to answer.
Well. anyhow rumors Of those road
spies have been persistent recently
Someone. 1t seems overheard strange
motorists asking a foreign waiter in a
Missoula restaurant about roads.
Pardon. monsieur" said one Of the
| motorists. "Ou est Ia Bonnero"
The waiter walked to the street and
pointed eastward. Viola" he replied
And they were Germans" said tho
| eavesdropper few minutes later tt
! the policeman he had sought. q
| know. because l talk little German
myself IT'S spies they are-Gcrmar
| spies-for didn't they talk German?'
And SO the expose occurred.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05
First Methodist Episcopal.

Corner of East Main and Washing
ton streets; Rev. Charles d. Crouch.
d. d., pastor-Sunday school at 9:45
Il. M: Lewis NJ. Shines, superintendent.
Morning worship and Communion at
/! o'clock. At this service the sacra-
mcnt Of baptism will be administered
and there will be a reception of mem
bers. Evening worship and sermon at
S o'clock. This will be the last serv-
ice by the pastor before he leaves for
the annual conference. 1t will close
four years work in Missoula. During
the service the pastor will give n re-
view of the church work during the
four years. Mrs. WV. Wickes will
give an organ recital beginning at IA
There will be special music by the
choir. Monday evening the adjourned
session of the quarterly conference
and regular business meeting will be
held at 80 sharp. The prayer meet :
ing and Lend-a- Hand society meet
ings will not be held this week owing
to the Chautauqua.
| A comfortable seat and welcom.
for you always at this church.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05
STATE MEET WILL
BE HELD IN BUTTE

Word was received yesterday from
Butte stating that the Red Cross tour
nament would be held in that city on
August Il. IS and 10. The Butte
Country Tub has sent invitations to
the Missoula golf players to attend the
tournament this year and take part.
An effort will be made to have
many of the larger cities of the state
represented and have the tournament
known as the first state tournament.
In previous years the tournament has
been held but only as a Butte affair
with as many outside players as could
come.
AS many members of the Missoula
club as can make the trip will bt
urged to 70 to Butte and take part in
the tournament. Since this will be tn,
first time that the Missoula Countr,
club has been represented every mem
Der is expected to try and attend
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05
RUSSIANS ARE FETED
DURING CHICAGO STAY

Chicago, Aug. 4.-Russia's war mis-
sion to the United States which has
been Chicago's guest for the past
days. concluded a round OF strenuous
entertainment tonight and tomorrow
morning will depart.
The concluding events in honor OF
the visitors today were II banquet
given by prominent Jewish residents
Of the city and "A mass meeting Of men
and women of the Slavic race.
Speaking at the banquet Amba ssador
Rahkmeteff. chief of the mission,
promised not only the absolute free
dom OF Russia and all the Russian
Jews. but firm coalition with the
United States.
Reference by one speaker to keren-
sky as "tke Abraham Lincoln of all
the RuAsias' caused prolonger cheer
ing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-05
First Church Of Christ. Scientist.

Corner Pine and Pattee streets -
Sunday services at II a. IN. and p. m.
Subject. Love" Sunday school con-
venes at the close Of the morning scrv-
ice Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock Reading room in
the church building IS open every aft
ernoon except Sundays and holidays
and on Thursday and Friday evenings
from 1870 until 3. All are cordially
invited to the services and to enjoy
the privileges OF the reading room.