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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Oitcrriec faar olfilae.

@aibin0ton Sen t9bc Oft: Tr9
iioent 4ilion bar ioaa aiilaaet
SiterriN lluaaruS NnNraecnoe ON
en- @oabenitilitduo pes / i'm Guar
note at iorlorWc S~rigiuclien al ale
mNcriuatligc Nationalitetcr, %
ianttibia at unrerrettc bcl elVrrig-
unQarife NcGIering ON, at Smlt1n.
Siohcocrne libcu oen soc Sanuar oa
Er~riioenten itiSIcreoe fine IA @etin.
peIIcr Tom Ell @aiis FOR Srco, bar
ioranorct liz / beu 8rob, at Sine
rifo life lGllgcre fan ~afceptere blot
o0 bart SeIultnrc FOR be alrgirl-
rctoe Nationaliteter.
TrUiibeutcn rrfl0rebe, at set
"itul operlooeS iii be nmbertrpfte
Solf irit a upaopirfet ielp at al.
Giere, hpilte &onblingcr ira sen
citerrialmgarife Neaiering bill til.
ircoSitiuc NcrcS Niriraticner."
Sparct par / %irfelieheoen en-
NUatclIc al at orcite IrebShetin.
aelier meo Siterriac, ian Tom bette
Tor n9rp0renhc err fonititl,eret.
Som en- al Sc piatieIte al Sc iioen
Den Soc Sonlar i~nNtraaNtc Soran.
eriNcr onierteS AmbcrifaS iormcl
lie Incrfirubclir al G5eho- Sloua'
terre % S,lao Slaponcrne Tom uaf
brngige, frigisrenoe Nationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Sprre Seitepriier,

Gn gploen Sio for mango &e'te-
hunolcre er set, ifripes ira 5snoer
til "Nuiumer Nad)rihtcn". 9e l,e-
ten ~utrolise &~eItcpriier giuer en-
goo SnotUet. en- Seit, ion bar
tonnnlcn ira Ter % bnuoe foltet
$500 Marf, Iteg eitcr at haze pGret
paa 81 S1noer til $500 Narf /
9sbet al ioa Gage. Eaa iioite 50
eunnfloiter Warfco bar maltge San.
oeISmGnb / cit SaanbpeEoing tient
5000 Warf. Gu Sanoelsmnlio
Gapoc ueppe faaet Ell fiebt Seit beo
@rine,, fpr Ser blcp bllot bam 800
Marf mere, % mco 10 andre Spr
elf set pao Ionnr NaaOe. Sa, en-
&anoclsmano ticntc enoog $500
Marf pna en- Set; men han bapbc
rigtignof ogioa hapt ocn paa @rGs
noaIe Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
s. .. Rooiepelt hiemme.

@aibington 5. 21oe Oft. Sranf-
lin 3. &ociepelt, asiiiterenoe Warine4
miniiter, penote ioag tilbage til lin
9illt for fsrite Sang iioen fit @cioq
/ Trnnfrig.
Snt blep pau Silbagereiien angre.
bet al ben ipanife Snfllten5a, Der re.
ililterebe / 2ungebentnbelie, og be.
fanot fig / flere Gage efter Infomiter
til lit Stem / Neu Yorf / Ell megei
fritilf Silltano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
SQimois.
Mpiicrnc bnnrSt rommct al 0ri.

Npiicrne banrbt rnmmct al Sri.
aen. llnoer ct Wsoe al ,Snlano Gat-
IN Frcia A%siociation, aiboIot / Gbr-
ca8o iorrige llgc, bar s.. u. ael.
Iogg, 6ornano paa Soreningcns
lpccicac itaacnoe &omitc, uotaIt
ZIG on buor boorot Ealloeta IUller
ranlmes al arigen % Iongelen
pao arbeiosioIf. Son oplpite, at
$50 al Sanoets oaqlige NpiIer bar
tuungne til aonioIioerine, meocns
$50 Npiier bapbe moatict belt op-
bsre at uofomne lioen arigena ll6-
brlO. Ger blep nnber Mpoet giort
Sen 6oriOiigelie, at 3rpfpopir mart
olloe naa eli VriS al $50 pr. Con.
Waa nbifibc mcgct ajpb. llnoer
oct aarlige Weoc, Iom Sanoet3
Storllogtere nplig ribolot / Gbicas
90, bar Serbert Is. &ooper, fsoeral
Observation-Disclosures, llotnlt Jig ON
bpor nleget 9jso Imerifo man BE.
lape liN pna at uoifibe sc nuite iaa
Wnnuwbcr. 5 Sebet al gloret, ser
eloer nGitfommenbe lite Srli, MAE
Nmcrifa ien0c ODER 212 MiIion
Cons, eucr nsiastis 100000
Cons aiso % Scot til bore egne
Solonter iamt til pore Naierebe, til
Wclqien og til Helltrolc, erflPre0e
han. Ger bill Gnbpibere blipe neo
renoigt at foreae lloifibningcn al
@reoitoiie meb oper 31a Mi0ion
IONS ODER iioite Mars, nbifibe $780,
600 Cons mere Suffer og 100000
Cons mere &orn for Sober.
Sommcrs Cater "bombarbcrcr"
Chicago. MiiS Sulanna 2anoiS ilsi
lio'te Ssroag iamrnen nleo Ssitnant
Nperlp ira Hontoill MpiotionSplaos
ODER Chicago % bombarberebe @pen
meo 2itcratllr til Sremme for oct
fieroe 6%ribcosloan. 2uftifibct ipp-
pe0e ober Npen / benimoo 40 Wtim.
ter, og ocn ~lteritc &cioe naact bar
So0. WfiiS SonoiS bar gobt
at llpatc poo, oa bun er Cater I'll
Den berentte CONNER acneiop %.
mcocnS benoe3 @rooer er ct
al oe melt iremrageuoe "Gs" / oct
ainerifnnlfe 6%lppeforpS. Oct bar bio
lmoerligt, erflPreOe WfiiS 2anois,
ioet bun iteg no al 2uitifibet. Oct
bar Den melt itorarteoe 8ornpielie,
ieg bar bapt / nit Sip, % ieg ifllloe
benere enife elib at iaa eaa op
igicn, iagoe bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Qlaifa.8anen.

Ser mebbeles fra @ncborage,
glaifa, at man / Separo % ipooper
oerira | Ell 9pngoe al bitnbreoe Wtil
tr9ffer Sorbereocller til at feire In-
fomiten al oct ferite Sog oper Snfel
Cams Sernbane ira Mncboraee.
Sette rr-1ben fprite Str9fning al
Ml,ten til Sairbanfs, Tom bill bli fer
big. Sairbanfs err ben npe @anes
"Scean @nbe", % Irbeioet oripes MI
meo fltlo Graft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
S~oImm8erne % So.pr.
Sr %9iebafterl

Sr. Nebntter.
Set bar be9pnbt at rere paa iig 6ps
S%olun9en pgiaa. Het lpm Der er, ia
til bper Sag. bringer Soften Srepe og
Npheher ira Solunser til mig, ipm 10
CT lat iii ar Ietlbe Oct pioere 9ienne,n
bort tirre lille @loo "SoIeringen".
Set er forunberlig. Tom oet f~riiter op
/ 6utommelieu, ON Wtinoer ira
~Ipuubne Sage. Set nlaner frem Den
enc SiIorneelle efter ben anoen, iua jeg
itunbom maa tienbe cfter. boor ieg CT,
% ON leg bar Rrpcrtonten paa Hpgs
gen.
Ii buffer tanife. ben Sang hi arbcis
Set mart her % mart Der. @i bug o.
ficrte Semmer oeo &lotfen, Salber9et,
Woiearen, SnapboIt, Sortenus, Nannz
iieen, @rautaaen, 6utuiioeu, ia I
StensrloIGtra. Euru5torpct. SGaaes
lustorpet, ia / manage andre Sorp og
Sdler.
ri tienoer SoIt muliepis fra Str0ts
mper, Suueruioen. Stensrlosmoen,
SperIemoen, @alermoen, Sparbps
moen, Gesmoen, @lanoticnsmoen, Tiss
moen, Spartmoen, fra Haugaaien. ,gors
berilb, Soroberlib, fra Hsnaaien. Mel
BIT. 9iernebp. S~mioeboIen. Stensriio,
Sunoerholen, gliethhaeen. 9ierte. Gnes
ieih. @ururIb, Hetteraaien. Saure.
@enberaet, Neisoeu. Staasien, Spp>
atcr. Spicth. @siitaS, I~estoppen. aals
ncieth % ilere andre.
Semi paa Mort Steune | Sarge, q.
3. / Suni n9itc aar % ia Samilien
% Tom. @Ism life bet. Set fsrite
Numnler AZ "Soleriugen" er for lrn9e
iiben ienot Mo til 1900 SoIsrirser, pS
set ueitc Summer oil .omme senne
Idaueo.
Iange S~ioraaSpSere bar meIot Jig
iii SlaSet. % blGnbt sc mango bar 81
Sr. Nhpli BunSerien. fra ga Crosse,
@is., icm or en- AZ &c bebite Solnnger.
vi bar berousr; % eerfor er vi sIaSe
crcr. at ban piI hirlpe til. vi bar
mango Here oeiaa. Hu pil ies beSe
oeun. iom bar nlpotdt Dei feritc Summer
ON Sc oil IaSc mig piSe cn:en : nl ha
Sldeet eller ei. Sei or iaa pan'tcli8t
uee iiist IpisiteI / eenne bare SiS os
"a iiGr en- ida Then af9sger 'om
g oIsriueen". SenS IND bin cub
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
&remoeles / Stteenoe.

Sfelge be Sor. Staters "9uacc,1
Of 2abor StatilticS" er &etailpriie"re
paa 'Spoeparer / Sienrlemirit itegei
4 Erocent iioen lobe Iuguit. III u
% Nrtifler, bpis Eriier toges meo
9eregningen, bar Der fun to, iom Dor
gaaet lleo / Tris - Seg 8 Trocel
og 9pnner 1 9rocent.
s De iioite FEM Mar, nemlig ira
September 1913 til September 1913,
err @icnneminitSpriien paa. ale 9ep.
netsmibler her / oe Sor. Stater ite.
get life millore enc 70 Hrpcent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
,&arIotten CONNER Bottom

Bolton, Wasi., .. 21oe Oft. Nors
male Silitanoe berifer ioag after /
9pen, oa Sc offentlige Sfoler,
Sbeatre, acknowledgement og andre
offentliee neutrality-suspicious. after
tiuooes at aabne fine 0pre. Sfient
Der iremoeles anmelbes mango Ssos-
ialo oaglig, amer BOG Wpnoigbeoerne
Stflllen5aen forat bore braet UNDER
&ontrol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
1--WE 6eneraucitnanter

@aibineton ben 21oc eft: Sc
reralmaiorerile Sunter 2iggett OF
9fobert s. gilaaro er ioag al TrG-
~i;ocnten blet iorfrentmeoe til @enc'
iaQeitnantcr.
8en. Slggett fommunberer Den
ioriie amerifanife Jeitarme / Sranf.
ria er Gen. Yularo Den anben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Gobbertaaeuc paa Tlemsbpra &irfer.

: "Slensburaer Nahrihtcn" meo-
eeIer Ell Soamano, at Gobbertagct
poa Srile airfe ! Slcnsborg, $500
ailogromL er iulotuo bruselist iii
Snnimelttile, ga oct uubcr set TIM.
Sc grsnne SrpSlag er nlegct soot,
laa oct enboa tilbcls pil fiIllre bru.
acS uioranSret isien til andre ssor.
mail. VT Salet bibtil er Mcpet
i%orifaanct ior at b!ipe beilaslagt,
itplNes uoelutteu0c oen @rtno, at
Oct er blepct iremitiaet isr 1850
oe bcrior i'elgc Sopen iorclebis irit
ior @eilaglTaadien.
Taa Set. Soraens Girfe er Dir.
beibet blepet gienoptpsct / nisic Sa.
ee eiter el lang Tairie, iom ifpISes
IangeI paa NatcrieI. s 9ebet al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Sfibs

Sra @aibington meboeles ben
21oe Sftober, of SieiartsfommIs-
iionen bar anmobet &ongresien on,
en- grtrabcnilsning paa $4,000,
600 til gpgningen al ilere npe Sfibe.
Der retteoes en- Senpenoelie I'll
Senatets Nepileningsfomite ON at
inobefatte bette @rtrabeleb / BET milf
tore observation-disclosures, iom &omi-
teen M bar unoer Sperpeielie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

ltrtpiion ltrar os bi9Ip til bpao on fan,
laint Iene IND Naun pna Sclbater, Col
ertnger aItiaa, iom or i SeIten.
9hli mn IT bet er pna big BET beror,
en- 81 Hal ha noget Strift / Sremt:ben
euer e. oe. ot oenter oin i~nariIse SiGIp.
Seres fof Sagen,
Warius Sasen,
Waoiion. Iiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Wilitor Sorfremmelie.

@aIbington, 16be Oft: Sberit-
lsitnallt Hobert y. 2amont fra Gbi.
cagp er ioag uollepnt til Gbef for
Observation-Disclosures al @rmeens
Selttsioepartement efter Brigade
general Samuel WcGoberts.
Sberitlsitnant 2amont bar fer
lin llbnGpnelie / Scbruar &rGii-
bent for Imerican Steel Sounorle5
Company / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
SjeImelanoSfonoef.

@rs. 8. 3. 9esoig. gariun. q. 8.
$40; S. 8. SteensIanb, Canton, g. s.
S25; Gubolpb Steenslanb, Canton, 9.
9. So; Salpor 8. anl1bspig, BURTON,
u. 8. 50; Sacob, s. 9iegeitao, Burton,
y. 3. So; s. 6. SCROLL, BURTON, g. 8.
So; Ears g. Cine, Burton, 81. 9. 50;
Sohannes 8. 6auge, Burton. g. 3. 50.
Salt 500. SCR fbitteret for $2,733.
Siliammen S2,S02.
Eaa Soreningens @egne hierteIia
Sat. s. 8. Steenslanb, Gas.,
@eresforb, 9. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
&c beilaalaatc Girfcflpffer.

5 biSIe Gage er man iiGro meo
at ta9e G"lofferne neo ira Trre STIR
fes Saurn / Slensborg. Ser er re-
bet Sul / Saarnprggcn, buorlgien'
remt &Ioffernc iaa ital tageS belle
llb. Oct er ct meget omItGnoeligt
glr6eioe, men man bar feet bort ira
at ilou Glofferne itll oppe / Saarret
- Ionl set er fleet andre Steoer,
ioroi Nrbeioet tager for lang
Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Wv Officersifole.

Ger meobeIes ira @aibington, al
Ell Sfole I'll l~lboaunelie al Snian.
terioihcerer Den lite December ifol
oobnes | Camp 6remont. California
gbgangsberettigeoe er pernepligtigc
W9no ! aloeren ira IS Ill - Aor
iom bar Ssiitoleubonnnelie. og ior.
/ fpiiif Senieenbe er ifIffeoe til arigo.
.tieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
.ltfrainIfe Tlpatninoe.

Sra @rpnien ltripes: Der er til
Norbllespig anfonmen en- Del
Slpgtninge ira Ukraine. &c bar
iorlnot lin Gienbpm Ser, % bper
Santilie meofprer en- So til SAINT
liens l~lnoerbolo. llfranierne tager
loo Mrbeioc paa @aaroene for Sag
lsn % for Ssoe til &oen. Slpgt.
ningerlle ritter i Noro1lespig De
trnnnpltp Ennr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
81 merfelia "ltbpisnine".

Sra @renlen meboeles: San.
bcEsmano / SielItrup peb Gbriiti-
ausfelot, Ctr. Iufer, er blepen no,
piit ira Sp9rreomraaoet og .beltpiit
til at toee Spbolb Ipo for Siacrup.
Marlagen ifal bore, at to Spiger-
ienner er ilpeteoe ira WilitGrtiene.
ile % en- Ssn er reiIt til Samnarf,
Ter Fan ifll6e mebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

faa Oage nil 1aarnets aobbertag
MI bore e~ritattet meo ct Sfiiertag.
SgIaa 5relIer. aapellet PEG Spor.
mIfiftet tpinges al 8rigen til at ififte
STOLE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

"Serpiee Tlaa." Sra Iaoiicn.
Winn.. mebSelcs, at Der peo 9utbcran
3ornial SctVgl Der / @pen oil blipc
lnbpiet CT "Scrpice Stag" paa Heipr.
mationsoagcn. Canine Sag ieirer
Stolen 25.NarSieit. Wauae ioronmS
eleper pentes til oisie SeitIisbeoer.
Ct tort Mntol al Normalifolens Gle
per, baaoe WGno % 8pinber, er M
peb Sronfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
1noldnoet.
1ortfqiielLc frn eIhe 2

Silent for ioa %ierere at itiple
Sbult5's Sort. Sberiiien meloer
elooloere, at SeSlie Srieger bapbe en-
automatic HiitoI / iih 2omme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

"Srspcnren" er garanteret / 10
Ndr, men biz bare en- Renneifealber.
Sc foar "Foiten" for bnIp Yris, naar
Sc fisber en- Iaifin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

Neoiatt. Sarter S e sss::ss.s''a J, sss e:
eteeer. n~erfriniis eefieniRs I'll aesiafte Hsiies
The BOYD Transfer Oos. nnnsapsas. MAaA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Scnoerjyuano.
unoer Krieen
Maa lcucre Srentnrerne.

Observation-Disclosures ~ubtpnoes III
iterft. Gn @anroeier meo Ell mel
lcmltpr Gienoom bar fnaet Srore
Gre til at lepere 8 &reatllrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

cpts TT liter "Ietsrab. Soften, arce'ai ben
a.! glaboer 90 sisnoie. sis eem ct Sumner al
Slaeei M oa bn - % ienoer ne % en- NJ
Gbonneni. ral 81 net pibs al paafnSnns 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Oartet piter, bpprfpr Iitfiu

0artet utSer, bpprfpr Iittin
~ Gountp er bet bebite | Staten for
9praoporGtnins oa Meisribrift. Tets pc.
lioaenbeb er netop ben rette, iaa n9r Rara
feoerne, oe BET bar aIbris peret 'boomsb".
Gu pil life bape at beIale bsis Yriier At
benne @runp, % noar bn tisber bir.tis al
port Selffab. bar insen nossn Sortienefe al
big. ran ies lite ienos big ct sart os lin,
itrerebs SolSers2 Tn nil blipe slao.
arnclb. sanb Agent, Rod SsIanS Railpap,
!35 @olpiu SIbs.. SuIutb. Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

900 Ycrei WusieI-
- ibsu @aaep. Wont.. % 800 scrss /
Reb @ipsr @auep, Ninn. eiben fcntant
aibetalins os lette gilfaar for @eiten.
so. q. Soubsn, Gecorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

StO
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
BUTTE STREET CAR FARES
INCREASED TO SIX CENTS
Company Wanted Ten-cent Fares, but
Butte Citizens Put in Their
Objections

Helena.-The Butte street railway
company has been granted an advance
In street car fares from five to siz
cents, with three cents, or half fare
for children. The state utilities board
made the order last week. 1t was
made upon the application of the
street car company filed two or three
months ago.
When the vote was taken on the
order, Commissioners Boyle and Nc
Cormick voted in the affirmative, and
Commissioner Hall did not vote.
After the application was made by
the company, which asked for 10 cents
fare straight, with half fare for child
rem, hearing was held at Butte, at
which the company put in evidence to
show that it must have more revenue
to meet expenses.
Citizens opposed to the grant Of a
higher rate appeared at the hearing
and offered evidence to show that the
raise was not needed.
The state board takes the position,
in making the order, that the company
must have an increase of income if it
Is to carry on business, 1t having been
shown that its business has suffered to
some extent from auto and other COM
petition, while the cost of labor and
has risen.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
Bavaria for Separate Peace.

London.-Bavaria probably will ash
to have separate plenipotentiaries al
the peace negotiations and will claim
conditions Of separate peace, says
the Paris Matin in commenting on the
action of Bavaria In breaking off re
lations with the government at Berlin
The Socialist council of Munich has
telegraphed. to the executive commit.
tee of the Berlin Socialist council de
manding the dismissal of DR.. W. 8,
Solf, foreign minister; Philip Scheide-
mann, minister of colonies, and Mathi-
as Erz5erger, who. it has been an
nounced. will conduct negotiations pre-
iiminary to signing treaty of peace.
The telegram invites the Berlin coun-
Gil to overthrow government which
continues such persons In important
posts.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
PROPERTY HELD IN STATE
By ONLY SO ALIEN ENEMIES
Councils of Defense Are Asked to Look
for Anything Owned by
Foe Aliens

Observation-Disclosures reports of prop.
trfy owned by alien enemies in Mon
tana have been filed with the alien
property custodian at Washington, ac-
eording to letter received from him
by the Montana council of defense, in
which the services and cooperation Of
members of county councils of defense
are sought in locating such property.
The letter, which is addressed to
Governor Stewart, as chairman OF the
Montana council of defense, says:
Even with the valuable assistance
already rendered by the bench, bar,
and numerous other patriotic citizens
OF Montana, only 90 reports of enemy
owned property had been filed with
the alien property custodian from the
entire state up to Nov. 1, 1913.
1T is the belief of the alien prop
erty custodian that this does not, can
not in fact, reflect accurately the ex-
tent of enemy holdings in your great
state with its rapidly increasing cos
mopolitan population and its vast re-
sources in mineral, timber and agri-
cultural wealth, which necessarily
must have attracted capital from en-
emy countries, always eager for prof
liable investments in America.
only by the active assistance of
the citizens of Montana can this unre-
ported property be located and Sc
9uestered and as far as possible in
vested in Liberty bonds, thus making
the enemys property bear a share of
the burden of the war"
No particular plans are suggested 70
the county councils in searching out
such property.
Where property is discovered the
information should be sent direct to
the bureau of investigation, alien
property custodian, Washington, d. C. |
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
How They Conversed.

An American liason officer who
knew little French and French artil-
lery officer who knew little English
had important business together dur
Ing the height of the recent fighting.
Henri" said the commandment to a
young sergeant, Il have seen you talk
ing to Americans several times. Can
you speak English?"
mo, mon conmandant," answered.
Henri simply.
For all that, Henri and the Amerf-i
can officer were soon engaged in viva
cious conversation. At its conclusion
the commandant turned to Henri.
''But you speak English very well,"l
he said.
mo, mon commandant," Henri still
insisted. "We were talking in Ger
man."
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
ItaIx to Support WILSON.

Washington.-Ther is deal of dis
cussion of the role the president will
play at the peace conference and the
lineup Of the nations on his peace
principles.
The aims Of the United States and
Italy are similar. Italy binds herself
to the UNFOLDING of human, rather
than selfish rights, and fully agrees
with President Wilson's views that the
moral law is superior
The italian plenipotentiarfes VIII
support the United States on all funds
mental questions, It u thought
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-13
TO SURVEY MISSOULA RIVER
VALLEY FOR WATER PROJECT

Missoula.-A preliminary survey OF
the Missoula river valley from Mis-
soula to Husson has been started by
irrigation engineers, with a view to-
ward possible development of the
country for the benefit of returned
soldiers, says F. L. Grove, manager
of the Flathead irrigation project and
engineer in charge of irrigation inves-
legations for Montana. The investi-
cation, Mr.. Grove said, is made pos
sible by word just received from
Washington authorizing the use of
5000 from the governments fund of
100000 for the purpose. The investi-
cation, however, does not necessarily
mean that the development will follow.
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nesses which are SO common to women,
should take the right tonic for the womanly
system.
Ii woman is borne down by pain
and sufferings at regular or Irregular
intervals, by nervousness or dizzy spells,
by : headache or backache, "Favorite
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existence is made gloomy by the chronic
weaknesses, delicate arrangements, and
painful disorders that afflict her sex, she
will find relief and emancipation from her
troubles in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-l
ton. If she's overworked, nervous, or
rundown" she finds new life and
strength. It's a powerful, invigorating
herbal tonic and nervine which was dis
covered and used by an eminent physician
for many years, in cases of "female COM
plants" and weaknesses. "Favorite Pre-
scription" can now be had In tablet
form as well as liquid at most drug
stores. Send to Doctor Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, for a ten-cent
trial package of tablets. G.
For fifty years DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets have been most satisfactory in
liver and bowel troubles.
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viii Farley in Berlin.

neutrality-suspicious. of Great
Britain, France and the United States
will arrive in Berlin shortly to discuss
the armistice, the Berlin correspond
emf Of the Cologne-Gazette says he un-
derStands.
A meeting of the allied leaders in
London will be a preliminary to the
peace conference, the Daily Express
says. Colonel House and Premier Or
Iando of Italy will be here with the
British and French statesmen.
Paris.-A group of members of the
chamber of deputies representing agri-
cultural interests have sent letter to
Premier Clemenceau expressing objec-
ton to giving special representation to
the socialists at the peace conference.
If that should be agreed to, however
the deputies urge that the farming and
peasant classes also be represented,
since they had shed blood more freely
than any other class.
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GIRL CLERKS ARE SAFE IN
WASHINGTON SAYS SENATOR

iielena.-In a telegram to George
Il. Conway of this city, United States
Senator L. ]. Walsh denies emphati-
cally that young women clerks of the
government are being discharged indis-
criminately and asserts further that to
those who have not saved. enough
money to pay their own way home,
the government is furnishing trans
portation. Senator Walshs message
came in answer 20 one sent him by
Mr.. Conway inquiring as to the truth
OF story published recently to the
effect that girls employed by the gov
eminent at Washington were being
discharged in large numbers, that
many had insufficient funds to get
back home and that vice agents
thronged Washington seeking to get
their clutches on the penniless girls.
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Tho Juvenile Mind.

''The Romans built well-paved roads
leading from Rome to all important
points of the empire" father was say
ing, In illustrating point he was maxi
ing concerning ancient history, which
the elder daughter was studying
"These roads were about Is feet wide
and"
mercy me-" interjected the seven
year-old daughter, eff they were only
Is feet wide automobiles could not
pass each other unless they barely
crept alongl"
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100000 BUTTE GEM ROBBERY
is NIPPED IN THE BUD

Butte.-Two trunks belonging to
Arthur Gogel and Sol Kaufman of
New York City, containing $4,000
worth of diamonds and $4,000 worth
of gold jewelry, were stolen from the
baggage room of a local hotel. The
police found them in a fenced inclos-
ure nearby, broken open, but appar-
emily with little of anything missing.
The thieves, three in number, were ap-
pretended by the officers before they
had time to take possession of valu.
ables. The men arrested who said
they lived IN Spokane, declared they
thought the trunks contained liquor.
The men arrested gave their names
and ages as Jack Weston, %; Wilburn
Lewis, II; and Clyde Goodale, Is.