davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
&eiierinbe slnnas Sspala0s.

Maret 1879 gap ct 6aarligt Splt-
uobDtte / &l1slan6, og ba Gintere1t
fom ualmin6eligt ti6ligt, e11 @inter,
bbis Mage man life bap6e oplebet
i 80 Mar, bIep Mgoen frpgtelig.
&e1lerin6e Mnta, bbis Selbre6
l9nge baboe beret meget bafIen6e,
bleb 6Dbt ne6ilaoet ODER Solfets
glen6igbeb, og intet fun6e opml1n>
tire ben6e. Da beiIutte6e @reb ST.
ron pg Seltmarffal Muinntef at
bpgge ct Sspalo6s paa Ben tilfrosne
Nebaflob for &eiierin6ens &egning.
Miinnicf gioroe nofaitet, og 8iron
ifaffe6e Mrbei0erne. Oa 6en flor
iti!eoe arlagte 8pgning, iom beitoo
at tiliabe6e Ssbloffe, bar balpi
faroig, brait Mebaens So, og om-
firing 100 Menneifer 6r11fne6e.
8tron og Miinnicf opgab Dog
lite oeres 8pggeplotter;; Sc los otter
Sspalaoiet opfbre, men 6enne Gong
paa 2ano, nentlig rner1em M6miraIi-
tetsbDgningen % ginterpalaoiet. H.,
Slere Surt0re6e Saanobprfere at
Ibeioeoe paa BET Dag % Scat. Sele
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Geninr.

0cn Misbrl1g, lpm en- Del 8la0e
far gjort al Eresiefribeoen, bor fprt
til, at Scr, lom fer me60elt, TIT
CT in0fort Geniur, loo &oltbeienet
ifol ltonoie orien0eli len al olle
8la0c = boaoe / Set sngellfe pg an
orc 5prog = lom bringer la1,bs=
lfobelige l1%otoleller. 9ette er fun
rimcligt og rigtigt. st 2on6 / &rig
fon fife 1o0c Zig onfolbe al So!1f
/ fine egnc &9ffer og in0enfor fine
egne @renler. 81, Der oil get maa
6ringes til at tic. Ser CT intet an6et
&oo6. Men olle, lom er meo / oct
felles Nrbejoe og SEN felles Scamp
Tor at pin6e Seiren, bar intet at
frpate. Sg &ritif CT Iet life noe-
l11ffet. Set fommer an paa oen
Mon6, ser berer &ritifen og 6erfor
poo 0ennes Mrt og 0mfang. &erom
for acknowledgement &nrlel on uo=
talt, at 2oDen fife in6f9rer po1itiif
Genlur, og at bo1 peo bens l16epe11ie
fife oil goa ct 5fri0t Iengere, e116
oens flare Mening biemler. @tbbert
8loo = u6en @en1pn til &ortifor=
be - bar, flyer bun, Met til at u6-
tale ~legitim &ritif". ODER Yre1t=
0ente11, 2an0s1tpret, @ere11, 6lao6en
eller @rigsleoellen. Derpoa fort
letter ban:
~Men ser er en- @rpn1 e. Og 6en-
ne @renlc oDerifri6es, 11oar ct 8la6
erflerer, at bort 2on6sltpre fife
mco Settle gift til &ria, at &rigen
fgres for uretmesitge 9ieme6, eller
noto!cr roget iom faiter @fpgge
ober Negieringens 8epeggrltn0e for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

at gao til arig. Oct CT rlopligt at
1lbtale, at &~egieringcn ct ct &e0ifab
Tor @oll Street eller Sabrifanter
al Ammunition. Sen 5lags n6ta-
lelier opm1ntrer til Standardization
/ SGren % 5laaoen % ifaber ulop-
dlitet blal1bt Solicit u6obcrN 2an6et.
Saabanne 8aa1tmoe er falife og
lpgnagtige oa bi!! life blibe tillaot.
90 set er ~nlobligt at n0tale no
get, ion1 paa nogen Maaoe fan OBJ
muntre til Mpol tan6 moo 2obene.
SSntet Mrbej6e moo l1blfribningen
cller ll6lfripningsloben oil blibe TIL
lo0t; intet, lom fan binOre SberD-
ming eller llo1fribningen eller Or
goniiationen al en- Seer eller peb=
ne6e StrioSfrGfter. Sci er ulob!igt
at iige noget, ium fan ben1me cllw
lnggc Sinbringer / Geien fpr gfegie-
rinaen / oens &riasfpriel."
Yoltminilteren tilfpier> at 5ocia=
liltblabe bill blipe beban0let n9jog=
tig lom andre Blobe. @bo6 Set font
uler al, pao, CT life ct 8loos Eorti=
forpe, men bpa0 oct flyer.
Set bill life olti6 bore ioo let
at treffe @renien mellem Sen al
min6e!ige legitime &ritif, 1pm ifplge
Yoitminilterens differing En- tillabt,
% 0en forbubte 2inie, lom ban bar
truffet 0a1 / Sen anfsrte l16talelie.
Men alle, iom pil 2m10ets &el, bill
utpibll omt BRUCE bcrcs beblte 5fjpn,
og set er at boobe> at 2an0S1tpret
% Hresle en- mart bill fomme til at
arbej0e &uan6 / @aono 116en @on-
lfeligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
M1ak $nlAatrrnr It'll Gull

Sen iffe=engelife Hresie br 2anoet for gjennem vgnericon Ms.
lnciotion Of Torign Language gepspopers" fat fig gepegeIe for at
inbianle ct 2on0 til Sn0fjeb al Sulegaber til Sc amerfanFe @oloatsr
ne0 Tronterne. Scr. 2ouis @arnner1ng, Msiociatonens Nrpfoent, bar
peron.tg biora9et $500 til 5onoet. Set ct Weningen, at 6e 5ol6uter,
lom Burger Sobof, ial forpnes ne6 l0t al oenne gare.
Snblonllingen finder 9teo UNDER Mmercon gh6 Gro1s, bbifet er
@oronti for, at Sc in61anleoe Nenge bill bHpe onpen6t pa rae gHoo6e.
SnoHoberne bl> naar Sno1omfngen er aflutet, bloe gprt utoer Ct,
1no at @orerne bill funne fjpbes til onutrent blp 8ris.
8looet benihller ii! fine 2elere Qp og poo 2ono at .bi0roge, bbao
6e tan ae, for at oe al bore no6ige Solooter, Iom brnger Eobof, Tan
faa 1iot oeraf til Sui. Slot Sobaf er en- al Sc melt fiarfomne @oper,
5oooterne fun faa. 99rebene fra Dem b6 at fortpIle 6erom.
8ioragene bpr in6len0es Inareit mnltg, ga ingen 8i6rog mootages
eter BEN. Is. 9eobem6er. Sen, Tom fun bar It ct ae, br lite 1no1e
fig Tor at ien6e set lille, ban Tan. Sen, iom bar gooe 9ano, Bot ienoe
ct flefeigt 9eI6b.
Bi0ragene 1ma 1enoes &oHal DeoneD ORDERS.
Ser bill b1be fptkret 8Iaoet for oMe Sc Bt6raa, Tom n1p6toqes,
og oct bill ienoe oent bi0ere til Sonoes 9ashrer, Son. ssSobn s: @nul.
iii i Gbicago.
GDlb uo neoenfoaen6e 8lanfct og ien6 Sen larmen nb 9eres
8iorag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Gilbert &anb Gompanp.

S De iiolte 4 Mar bur ser / Den
upropl tligc Sci al Winnelota beret
foretaget gfsperimea1ter / 2an6br1=
get for at le, bpoo @ren of 2ano-
bruget pil0e betale fig be6lt; W5eie=
rioriften for pnret 4agt til @runo
for 6isle Torlpg. grbper, iom neie
fje116er og far un6erlpg Sc notur-
lige SorOcle, lom 2anoet / 0enne
@gn %frembD0er> og bar %nnoer1pgt
Dbo6 SET be0it fan obles, ct fomme11
til SEN Sperbepisnillg, at Meieri=
oriften Ell 0en @ren al 2an0brugd,
JONI giber Set itbrlte uobptte til Sen
almin0elige Sarmer. geaar 0ette ct
|Eilfel0ct, CT oct f9r1t og fremmelt
paa @ru1l0 al, at @r9Sle let gror /
Operfl9oigbeo / @gl1en og gror TIL
lige mellem SrGl tubbene, bpor ser
ol1igepel intet anoet fan ab1es, og
Oct er let at inoRplte til Sober for
D5ulfefoen. Sg %for9brigt er Wejeri=
oriften nGlter1 6en e1elte Sing, paa
DDilfen mon fan tjene noget, tnotil
man bar 2an6et fuloitan0ig rD0bet
og 0prfet. Scot 2ano til 9prfning
al 8interfooer ma iclufplgelig op-
oDrfes, men me0 Sc ltore Meng=
Ser al &lpbre, @reS, &oofrugter
olb. CT fun ct minDre Mreal MOO
ben6igt.
Scr ct to @runoe for at opfor=
Gre til Meieriorift / ct 2an0> bpor
oenne 9rift er iaa gl1rltig iom /
N~oro6lt=Minnelota. Sor set fprlte,
|for6i Mtalfetoen CT Set q ale @ls=
opr, Ser giber ltsr1t u6bptte, og, for
oct anoet at Meeierioriften borttager
mi116re al Sor6ens Ooeepne en6 no
gen a10en 2an6brugsorift. &ebilcr=
ne for Bette fan les / set Saftum, at
&c. Ger br11ger Meieri0riften> ct Sc
melt bell taael1oe 8eroen pper, el1ten
0e ct / Mfinnelpta, Sermort eller
9anmarf. s 6e1u1e ggn, 1om
CT beifrebet, fin6es 0en liblige og
burtig bofien6e 8p @ran6 &opios,
bpor set belaniete Strmo: Gilbert
2on6 Co., iom ban01er n1e0 6arme
og Sarmlan6, bar lit @obeofparter,
og BET er % EN- Tornpjel1e at fun11e
anbefole bore 29lere bette gan1le
% iolibe Sirma. Saafremt 9e On
lfer 2on6 eller en go0 Sarm til en-
rimelig Yris, 1aa 1frib til openitoo-
enoe Sirma> ser bill gipe alle plr=
lfe6e Splpsninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

Mrlugget bar 52A 500 langt, 16H
SOD brebt % ifl1lbe bore 20 500
bit. De Ssbloffe> font fom til Mn-
benoelie, bar 2-3 500 tpfffe. Meel-
lem Ssiprafferne belote man @ano,
iom it0en frs.
Da &ala0iet bar ferbigt, 1aa set
no, Tom ON bet bar bpgget al ct
eneite Stpfffe. Snogangen bar ont
gipet al rigt forme6e 8alultraber,
paa bbilfe Ser ito6 8aier al So.
Grappen, iom fprte til Sn0gmgen,
bar prDot me6 aEegorilfe Sigurer,
og imo6 Sc in6tre6en6e pegeoe otte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
@rpn6abl bprer itn Sang pner
Selefpneu.

500 Sfolemn110 fra alle 9ele al
,Staten bolot ct begejltret SoDalitetS'
mpoe be6 Minnelota u%niperittet /
Minneapolis / @enoagS og lang Den
11pe geottonaliang "Mmerica, Mp
Country, iaa Sen b6rtes so Weil
borte, / &e6 @il1g. @angens Sor-
fatter, Sens g.. @ronoabl, bprte
Sangen / SGefonel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
u. 30. g.. Srip1ett, Tloub,uuub,
Mimn.

S Sen noroo1tlige Sci af @taten
bbor noeet al Sen fr1tatbarelte Soro
finoes, ligger SEN liplige % brrtl1
pof1enbe @p, Sloo6tpooo. Den no.
turi fjgnne 81. Souls Sloo 1eber for
Ri 8pen og gipr Sen og Nmegnens
2on6lfob meget ma1eriif. @reot
Gortbern Sernbone lober gielnem
8pen pg 1ifrer SEN en- 110merfet
Sorbinoelle n1eo Smperoenen og
Tpi1lingbDerne og an0re ltpre 8Der.
Bpen bar fine egne Banter, Sorret=
ninger @otel, Meieri, etc., og bpis
n1ol1 goor EN- Sur neo as 8Dens So
peogooe, fan mo11 altib bore iiffer
poa at mp0e en- 5%fanoinob, ligelom
flcre al 8pens fjenote screenings
mnn6 ogioo er 5fanoinaper S
Smegnen finbes flere bloml tre1,oe
1fanbinupil fe 5ettlen1entcr. Soro=
blt1,osfpuliteten CT fprit tie &losle {, og
2anoet egner Jig l1bn1Grfet til 6arm=
pg WejeriOrift. Ser ct / Sag oper-
alt mal1ge, ser bctoler bpje 2cjc=
ufgifter fpr 6aunen, Sc oprfer. -
9pprfor life eje lin egen 6orn1, 11aor
mol1 fon foo loo hilli Cog gpb Spro
1pn / Norb Minnelota> og bbor mo1t
/ 2pbet al foa glur bill bape lin
Jorm betolt og bore uafbengig,
bbilfet io enbper Mano ltreber ef-
ter.
9erfor, 11aar Sc 1pger 2ano e!ler
Ell 6orn1, oa unocrleg 6orboloene
/ 0enne @gn al Staten, og Sc pil
blipe forbauiet pper 6e mango 6or=
Dele, Ser fin0es fer, og bDilfe go6e
8etingelier, De fer bill bane for at
blipe lelp1tpnOig, og Set ct os Ell
@lebe at funne benbile Sem til e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Salloer og Sgo0er UNDER BDgri1t-
gems Spfbrelie.
llnoer Wartsiolens 5troaler for
lpanot Dog mart belle Serligbeoea.
Snoenrigsminiiter - trpbs Gram
matifen.

-w4eHafta&aNE&a E4EHgeEE E%FsA@8G
geo Ct SfolempOe forleoen / Ne]t-
beo %fortalte Grofesior 2ebmon fgl-
genoe: .....
Sbis De retter poa ct Tile garrg
Sprog, bill De blot forfluore set.
Ser e. en- Sriifbeo oper bette 8arne-
lprog, lom mon maa misnnba set.
Set CT en- I6rgeIig @rammatif Sc
anoenoer. Seq bar en- geepg, ser er.
Suoenrigsminiiter. San fagoe tic
mtg, 1tuar leea beisgte min @efer: u
En- 8il gu blibe pg fpife tic 0aiio-
bag Dos big Sbem frlloe to, at
ban fltnoe naa af blipe Saoenrias-1
miniiter2 s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Gig fragtes / Ma1tomubil.

st @lgpor og to ltnge &jprtc, Scr
al Horfitprelien / SalleD Gitp, 81.
O., CT ifjnnfet 2ishon, fprtes for
leoen til ocm1c gp pr. Nl1tomobil.
Dprene bar anbragt / rSrailers"
mcb pncumotiife 2uftringe, % oct
por nelten meo fongelig Bonp oisle
ufronc6e @opeoer" fprtes inO / Sis
bon. @ anbragtes / ct lunt &inter=
fnartcr, og til &aaren pil Sc u0gip-
re en- al 5cperbigbcberne / 8pens
Garf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
6ribeoslaanet CIT Tulfeias.

Eribe0sIaanet CT Tplfe1ag.
Snoo 2incoln lug6e ON bort 5tD-
e ipt gjel6er pru 2ibertp 2aanet.
Set CT ct 2aan af tot og be6 SOL
fet; Set ct ct 2aon for at fore frem
til Sejr oerne itore &rig moo ct
~utooleligt Tpron1i og for Ben al
meme Mon6s &ettigbeoer.
0ette 2oor1 CT fre1n lot alt Tolfets
Sag; oerfpr bbr Solicit bragg 1erlig
0m1org for at poe Set. Set er no.
get, Solicit let fon gjpre, og Ser ct
inge1 ur0er, lpm fan gjpre Set.
Set CT cit uobrebt> n1e11 fej!agtiQ
Spfottelie, lom oltfor mango 6eler,
at llnl ten al Gornu1e og alle Henge
fer / 2onoet tilbprer. nogle faa &ig=
mpno eller ltore 8o1ag. De eier
n1egct> lom hi be6, men life 5tprlt c=
porten. 6inansmen0ef1e og 8olage:
tic CT @cltprere, men Solicit En- @ier-
nc al 5tpriteporten al 2an6ets 6or.
n1ne og Henge.
9erfor CT set nGrmelt Solfets
Sag at 1erge for, at .2ibertp 2aanet
foor ct be1bigt uofolb. Solicit bar
Yengene, og oe bpr gipre Oct for at
berne ON fine egne S%nteresler. Sri
gen CT fprlt og fremmelt 6olfets
&rig, foroi Ben er Ell &rig for SOL
fe1tpret. Set o!mene 6olf ptl lioe
mere END nogen on6en, ONT bi tober
oe1 cllcr mao lutte, f9r Ri bar pun=
Set en- afgjpren0e 5ejr;; og Set bo1
melt at pinoe be6 en- SER, iom bill
fGtte bette 2ouo / 5tor1o til at 6if:
tere 6reosbetingellerne.
Sore @oI6oter fjemper @ioe ON
SIDE me6 oeres fronlfe republifanife
8rpbre. Com bore &rigsfolf lerer
oc1 nDelte Softif al Sc fran1fe
5triosmpno, laale6es fan bort Soil
lGre al set frantic Solf, bporle6es
Set poa be01 tie Mao0e fan 1tptte
2onositpret og; &9ren / 6elten.
81 pco, at SEN ltore frantic 5tots-
giplo ejcs i flor l16ltrefning al SOL
fet = EFT Sci al &igmenoene, men
Sterltcoelen al Set %o1min6eltge Soft
= al Sarmerc> &oanoberfere Sa=
bri%f&orbejoere og on0re M%rbei6ere al
bcgge &j@n, 8utifsjomfruer oip. -
Mle bar lat 0eres S]porepenge /
2an0cts 2aon, boa6e foroi De anlao
Set for at bore 6en 1tfreIte Mn-
brin9elle al 5poreifillineerne, og
foroi oercs I&iarltgbe6 til Score
1an6et bp6 oem gi9re Set. Og bette
forflorcr / flor u6ltrefning Sranf=
rigs forbabien0e StDrfe og be11n-
oringsDGr0ige @eltemo6 UNDER 6en=
lie &riG ioobel iom Sranfrigs. urof=
felige Sro paa enoelig SER. SoIfets
5%parepenge ifffe min0re en- Sc fran
tie 5olooters Eapperbeo bill gien=
binoe % frelie Sronfrigs %riitoriife
Sor6.
Set amerifanife Solf er rigere
enc oct frantic, og fam meget !ettere
forlpne 2an6sltpret meo Sc MioIer,
oct trenger til. Set far it6rre Op=
1psnin9, men er life iaa iporlom-
meligt iom Oct frantic Soft, og bor
life. oettes Sor1tauelle al Sen itore
Mogt, iom ligger / oe imaa 5pore=
1fillinger for og Qber ct SANDS 5tD=
re. Sou CT set Ei6en for set amert-
fonife Soft at fomme til en- beore
G%rfjenoelie al bette at legge fo1
Dagen 6enne Observation-Disclosures
lom poa famine STD fan bringe 9f,
fer % ifne fremao. 2igeiom SCI
frantic Solfs SparemioIer onbrogt
frantic Statsobligationer bar giort
Jranfrig uoberbir0eltgt, iaa!eoes bill
pct an1erifatife Soils 5parepe11ge
anbragt / 2ibertD BOMBS fliffffert bin
oe &rigen for og.
Winneiotas 5ifferbeosfornmisiiofD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
d q y! 80 \. b.

&c Trommehinder hjuIpetutalliee Dove o. Tune-
lh6riee saavelsom saadanne. der har Susen i Hove
Diet. En av de f6rste som erholdt Trommehinderne.I
var Herr. P.O. Franssen. Box e Ishpemins. Mich,
som havde veret dow siden Barndommen, OF han,
kan beyidne, at han siden h6rer alt f~uldstendiat.
Sendes paa Prove imod en- ringe Forudbetalin6 ill
ale som henvender sid til mig.
l. Merck. 20f IN. 1870 Str, New York, A. Y.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Gi0r Deres for Onkel Sam.

Han behsver Hveden og garanterer Pri.
sen. Kjpb denne. udvalgte Farm i Red
Lake County 100 Acres med $500. verd
af Improvement, beliggende 81 NIL fra
to code Dyer, nar Skole og we'd Jefferson
Highway, 100 Acres under Dyrkning, Re.
stem Prarie. Prison er kun $50. pr Acre,
Higglnbotham, Red Lake Falls, Mimi.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21
COURT SAYS DRAFT
IS CONSTITUTIONAL
Federal Judge in Georgia
Rules Against Appeal.

Mount Airy. Ga. Aug. 20.-Fcdcral
Judge Spccr today held the selcctiVc
draft law constitutional in II decision
here today in the case of Albert Jones.
a negro whose attorney contcndcd that
the law is in contraVention of the in
voluntary servitudc provision OF the
Judge Speer held that soldiers were
not slaves and that therefore the con
tention that the law was in contra
vention of the thirteenth constitutional
against involuntary servi-
tnde was empty. a plea that the ac,
violated rights guaranteed by the
common law cannot prevail against an
act of congress. AS to the contention
that in drafting state troops into the
federal service the constitutional limi
tation uron the use of the militia had
been violated, the court neld that en-
listing of citizens in state troops could
not deprive the federal government of
its right to summon every citizen to
the colors.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21
ARIZONA GOVERNOR
SCORES DEPORTERS

Phoenix AriZ.. Aug. :O.-Although
in an open letter to the sheriff and
other officers of Cochise county
Governor Campbell today scored the
deportation of about 1.2O0 alleged
strikers and their sympathizers from
the Warren copper mining district
July ~. he did not make Il definite
statement regarding any course he
might take toward the dcported men.
The deportation July - and those
subsequent thereto were illegal" said
the letter. IAN deported persons were
entitled TO the full legal rights Sc
cured to them by the constitution and
statutes of Arizona"
Referring to the alleged disloyalty
on the part of members of the l. w,
w, Governor Campbell says:
THE principles Of the Industrial
Workers OF the World are a stencil in
the ppstrils OF decent Americans. The
liberation Of such doctrines during q
state OF war Is treason.'
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21
L0VET MADE DIRECTOR
Of SHIPMENT PRIORITY
President Takes First Step
{ Toward Federal Control
of Coal.

Washington. Aug. 2O-~Govcrnmcnt
control of the coal industry moved Il
step nearer today when President Will
son formally named Robert $. Lovett.
of the war industries board, director
of priority of TRANSPORTATION. and APP
proved an order issued by Judge
Lovett directing that rail and steam
ship lines give bituninous coal ship
ments to the northwest preference over
all other freight movements.
Within the next day or so the prcsi-
dent IS expected to appoint a coal adj
minstrator on whom he viii confer
authority to control coal production
and distribution. including price fixing
powers. given tu the executive in the
food control act.
Officials familiar with the nrcsi.
dents trend of thought said tonight
he appeared firmly convinced that a
onc-man control would work out bet
ter than To place supervision of the in
duStry under one of the existing gov
crnment agencies.
OF the several war coal control plans
suggested officials believe the preSi-
dsent most likely viii adopt the on.
calling for government rtquisition OF
the entire output of the mines and
government sale of coal to the public.
This program has the approval OF the
trade commission and Of many other
officials convcrsant with the coal sit =
uation.
An alternative would provide gov
eminent price fixing by the mines and
by jobbers. Wholesalers, the coal al
minstrltor to keep watch on the in
dustry and to take over the business
OF any concern failing to abide by
regulations to be prescribed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21
Quiet Prevails Everywhere
on Day for |. w. w. Strikes
Only One Wakout Reported in Four Affected States-n
dustrias Here Endorse General Order.

Montana as far rs is known. Few
industrialS are working in this section,
except on government work, il Is be-
l"ved, and all these are not to walk
out.
The strike was formally endorsed
here however at a meeting of |. W. W.
IL their hail on West Front street yes
tcrday afternoon. The meeting called
upon all agricultural and construction
workers to 20 out, but advised men
on government jobs to remain at work.
TIL" following report of the meeting
was given out:
"At n special meeting called at 80
y. m. Of the 20th day of August, 1917,
OF No. 513. No. 500 and No 400 of tn"
Industrial Workers of tho World. a
resolution was passed asking all mem
bcrs of No. 400 and No. l,3 to strike
in sympathy with No. 800, according
to the bulletin issued by Dan Buckley
and James Rowan, district of western
Montana.
This resolution does not affect any
member working for the United States
government, fighting fires or In amy
other capacity where the member Is
in the employ of the United States.
such members are urged to remain
with the work and stay on the job as
long as tn" government has need Of
their services.
"Ali other members are asked ~ go
on strike and thus show the solidarity
of the working class with their fellow
workers.
"ARTlilR SMITH.
| Branch Secretary of Alissoula
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21
But Ono Walk out Reported.

Spokane, Aug, 2o.--The general
strik" of tn" Industrial Workers OF tn"
World, which was called for today AZ
protest against the holding in jails
of members of tn" organization, failed
to matcriali2c in all except one place,
according to reports received here. At
st John, WaSh 50 men refused to
work for 80 u day in TIA" harv"S, field
unless one industrial worker who was
arrested last week Is released
1t developed here today that James
Rowan. district secretary of tn" in e
dustrial workers, who signed the
strike order which demanded the re-
lsaS" OF men being held in jailS in
Washington, Idaho, oregon and Mon =
tana, may b" court martialcd instead
of being tried in court.
Major Clement wilkins, who ar
rested Rowan and 20 other Industrial
Workers of the World, did not examine
any of his prisoners as he had en-
pcci'd. They are being held in tn,
county jail with stat" gIiardsm"n pa -
trolling the corridors.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21
SENATORS ADVISE
TAXES ON WEALTH
Profits and Incomes Should
Pay, Is Feeling.

Washington, Aug. o.-WidcSpread
sentiment in the senate in favor OF
adding to the total Of the war tax bill
by imposing higher rates on war prof
impetus today. Speeches advocating
such increases were made by Senators
Johnson of California. Hollis of New
Hampshire, and Jones Of New Mex
leo Tomorrow Senator LaFollette is
expected to make his address in favor
of levying virtually all war taxes upon
incomes and war profits.
Senator Johnson said American
youth had been conscripted and that
swollen fortunes. coined from tn.
blood OF the nation" $50 should b'
drafted.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-21

san Francisco Aug. 20.-pcaCc and
quiet prevailed today throughout the
northwest states of Washington. Orc
eon. Idaho and Montana. where a
strike of thousands of Industrial
Workers Of the World in the construc-
tion. harvesting, fruit industries was
scheduled to take place. A survey OF
the situation early tonight showed
that every line of industry to he af-
fected by the proposed strike pursued
its normal, orderly way and so far as
could be 'lscertained, not one attempt
was made by any |. w. W. leader to
carry into effect the strike order is
sued recently by James Rowan, dis
trict secretary of the organization,
with headquarters at Spokane, who
advised farm workers to let fruit rot
on the ground and calling on con
strurtion workers to lay down their
tools.
Arrest Thought Deterrent.
Tho swift and unexpected action
last night of military authorities ut
Spokane. acting in conjunction with
Washington state officials In arrest
ing Rowan and &c other alleged in
duStrial workers is believed TO have
eNert"d u powerful influence in de-
tcrrinss the radical members Of the or
ganization from precfpitating a strike.
which. ii Is admitted. would have had
serious and far reacisng results. The
arrests were made at the instance of
Colonel Clarence h. Dentler, com
mander of the United States army in
the northwest. because it was consid
cred that the proposed strike would
interfere with the prosecution OF the
, war.
| The .. men who were arrested are
held as military prisoners and VIII b,
examined within a few days and som,
of them. 1t is said. probably win b.
| released.
| IL is announced today at the head
quarters of Colonel Dcntler at Port
land, that $4,000 troops We're available
in the four northwest states 70
cventnalitics. In addition the farmer
and other agricultural and horticul
tur;,l interests have perfected organi
cations for their mutual protection.
| Ad>ices today from Wallace. Idaho
stated that troops had been placed II
the Occur d'Alcne mining district I
preserve order. At Lewiston, ldah,
troops also have arrived to take car
OF the |. w. W. situation.
| From Seattle reports were receive
that the |. W. W. construction work
"rs in that district would take Il strik
referendum vote September 10.
No Results Felt Here.
The general strike of the !. w v
has had no actual results in wester