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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
Prisoners N
Six Men Lost in Raid Are
Alive.

Washington, Feb. Silk of the Il
ing after the German trench raid
on November have been located
by the Red Cross in prison camp
at Tuchel. West Prussia, General
Pershing reported to the war de-
partment tonight. They were cap
tured In the first assault launched
by the Germans on an American
sector.
The six prisoners. with two 9TH
ers. taken In subsequent actions
arc:
Sergeant Edgar w. HaIyburton,
Stony Point. N. c.
Privatcs Daniel b. Gallagher,
Blocton, Ala.
Clyde /. Grimsley. Stockton, Kan.
Hoyt u. Decker. Nincennes, Ind.
John =. Lester. Tutwiler. Miss.
Herschel Godfrey. Chicago, III.
Harry Il. Lughman, Chicago. III.
Vernon NJ. Kendall, Roll, Okla.
Died in Service.
The following deaths by natural
causes were announced:
First Lieutenant Francis T.. Han
hidge. pneumonia, Ogdensburg,
n. Y.
Private William Q. Jones. pneu-
monia, Houston, Tex.
Private Albert w. Nelson, en-
gincers, meningitis. Acme. Wash.
Private Tolliver Quinn, pneu-
monia, st. Louis. Mo.
Corporal Hollis NJ. Smith, cmpy-
ema, Rock, Kan.
Bugler Fay +. Chrisan. pneu-
monia, st. Joseph, Mo.
Sergeant Philip J. Gallery, hens
morhage, Milford, Mass.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
Forest School Issues
Bulletin for Sammees

The first issue Of the Montana For
est School News, a little four page bull
lctin to be published monthly by the
Forest club of tho school of forestry,
appeared on the campus yesterday.
1t is TO be devoted to matters which
will be beneficial TO members of the
forest service. Formerly "a Montana
News Letter was issued in the form of
mirncogra phod letter and sent 10 the
forestry men at the front and in the
field. The new paper is intended To
reach a much larger field
Edward l.. Hirst, 20 is editor; Ian
Winsor, '2l. associate editor, and VIII
liam Zeh, 30, treasurer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
Many Injured When Trains
Crash HeadOn in Minnesota

Albert Lea, Mimi, Feb. 2. L-Scycn
trainmen and II passengers were in
jurcd, some seriously, when a Mime
afolis and st. Louis northbound pas
scnger train and southbound freight
train No. $50, collided headon this
morning, 10 mikes north of here. The
engines telcseoped and two cars of the
passenger train were wrecked. A ro-
lief train with physicians left for the
scene shortly after the accident All
the injured were brought to a local
hospital.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
AlOnzO Wardell, Pioneer,
Dies in Seattle Home

Seattle, Feb. 3.-Alonzo Wardell,
aged 70, a pioneer OF the northwest.
died here today, six days after the
death Of his father. Thomas Wardeli.
The elder Wardeli died at the age Of
162 and was said to have been the
oldest man in the northwest. Alonzo
Wardell was a veteran of the Civil
War. In 1891 ne was one OF the Or
ganizers of the Peoples party in South
Dakota and in the election OF 1892
lacked but three votes Of election as
United States senator from that state.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
v|NOL REMOVES
THE CAUSE Of
CHRONIC COUGHS
A Constitutional Remedy That Wo
Guarantee.

Lagrange, n. c.--"For years | stif-
tercd with n chronic cough, 80 | could
not sleep nights and continued to lose
flesh. My druggist asked me to try
Vinol. 1t cured my cough, | can sleep
nights and have gained twelve pounds.
Vinol Ia the best tonic and tissue build
er ! have ever taken. W. ID. Rcn, La
grange. n. G.
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Not "a
patent medicine. Formula on every
bottle. Your money back IL 1t fails.
For sale by MlssouIa Drug Company
and at the best drug stores In every
town and city in the cotntry.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

necessarily mean heavy underclothes
for those who live in the steam heated
haunts Of the city.
Those who live or work in tempera-
lures from 68 to 70 degrees may find
too heavy underclothes means discom-
fort and susceptibility to colds.
The two necessary requisites in SEN
sible and healthful dressing of the baby
are to keep the skin dry and to give
it air.
4 certain amount of evaporation of
moisture from the skin is constantly
going on, to equalize the bodily heat.
If the underclothing Is too heavy
and tieht-fitting, it does not permit Of
sufficient circulation Of air over the
surface of the body. An excess of
heat or little unusual exercise will
cause perspiration. If, in this condi-
.'tion, there be exposure to cold, the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

Chicago.---A tired business woman
who had a little too much sensible and
durable" shopping once referred to the
Invaluable blue serge suit as poverty
clothes" Would the tired professor
over recognize this smart overdress as
poverty clothcs?" Echo answers "she
would not''-and yet 1t is blue serge
no less. To save valuable wool the
collar, lapels, vestcc. sleeve insets and
the lining of the flying panels is of
gray silk, and the stitching which Is
the costumes only ornament is also
OF pale gray worsted.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

Vegetable Compound cured me so did
not need the operation, and am telling
all my friends about it"-Mrs. A. ".
BNzER, Black River Falls, Wis.
II is Just such experiences as that Of
Mn. Binzer that has made this famous
root and herb remedy a household word
from ocean to ocean. ANY woman who
suffers from Inflammation, liberation,
d,splacements, backache, nervousness.
Irregularities or "the blues" should
not rest until she hes given it trial,
and for special advice write Lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
STOCK DECREASE
NOTED IN STATE
Field Agents Report Shows
Decline in Numbers of
Meat Animals.
VALUES RISE THOUGH
Despite Cut Caused by Bad
Weather and Feed Lack,
Worth Grows.

a decrease in the numbers OF all
classes of meat animals in Montana is
noted in the January livestock report
issued yesterday by Guy Fitzpatrick Of
the department of agriculture.
The report attributes the decrease
to losses caused by last years severe
winter weather, to the forced reduc-
ton OF range herds for lack of graz
ing facilities and to the general scar
city in Montana of hay and other feeds.
Cattle receipts from Montana at i'm
portant livestock markets were % per
cent greater In 1917 than during the
preceding year the report says.
Decreases in Meat Herds.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick notes the following
decreases: beef cattle, 10000 head;
sheep, $4,000 head; swine, $4,000 head.
Despite the decreases, however. the
value Of stock herds has increased as
follows; beef cattle, sl,S7S,o00; sheep,
$l3,5l7,000. swine. $l,l79,0o0.
Horses and Dairy Cattle Increase.
Horses and milk cows have increased,
the report shows Tho increases in
numbers and value are: horses, $4,000,
$L26S, 600; milk cows, 10000, $2,306,50o
Mules have decreased none In numbers,
but $4,000 IN value, the report shows.
The number and values of all classes
Of livestock in the state on January
were: horses 100000, $I9,5SS.OO0;
mules 5000, sb25,o00 milk cows, 17a,-
600, $lA,9I6,500; beef cattle, $4,000,
$54,97S 900; sheep, 3,0i5,000, $3S,367 900,
swine. $4,000; Si,i07 500.
In the United States AZ a whole live
stock has increased both in numbers
and value, the report says. For this
the reduction in meat consumption en-
couraRcd by tho food administration
and the department OF agricultnre's ef~
forts to stimulate livestock production
are held responsible.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
SEVEN OUNCES BREAD DAILY,

only the very poor and mon and
women doing the hardest kind of work
may nave more than seven ounces Of
war bread u day in France.
The entire wheat crop of France has
been reausitioned by the French gov
eminent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
DECREASE IN HOGS.

Hogs have decreased IN tho British
isles more than any other livestock
Between 1915 and 1917. swine IN Irc1
land decreased 2e4 per cent: In Eng
land and Wales lis per cent and IN
Scotland 95 per cent. OF the total
decline exceeding 100000, moro than
10000 were breeding sows.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
BOlsheviki Declare They
Have Control of Ukraine

Amsterdam, Feb. 3.-~The German
report on Fridays session of the peace
delegations at Brest -Ii'oVsk says il
was occupied mainly with discussion
of the standing of the Ekrainian and
Finnish delegates. The Bolsheviki
contend they have displaced the for
MGR governments In Finland and
Ukraine
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

main streets OF New York to the but
ton factory to toll the boss that he Is
cured OF all his wild fancies and is
willing to attend strictly TO his small
job.
When next he calls upon Elsie they
both concentrate upon a quiet little
home in the suburbs-~it works,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
Health Questions Answered.

Mrs. II. p. asks: "Will you please
tell me what goiter is and what causes
it?"
1t is an enlargement of the thyroid
gland. No one knows exactly what
causes it. Nervous shock, properties
in certain water supplies and inheri-
lance are some suggested causes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
Ouer There
University c ommandant IN
France.

President Sisson of the State
University Of Montana has just
received a message from Lieuten-
ant Swarthout, former c0mman-
der of cadets. who accepted q COM
mission in the army, reading: II
have arrived safely over there
Best regards to yourself. Mrs. Sis
son and my friends In the faculty
and cadet corps"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

saved me from al
operation, l cannot
say enough in praise
oft. Isufered from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me 50
! could hardly be up
from my bed, and /.
was unable to do my
homework. ! had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me to have
an operation, but
lydia e. Pinkham'S
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

overheated parts may become chilled
and a cold is apt to result.
when some circulation of air Is per-
mitted perspiration Is disposed of by
evaporation and the skin remains dry.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

winter season sun
holds much stormy
weather for the Or
binary mortal and
attention must be
paid to proper
clothing if health Is
to be guarded.
Winter weather
means winter cloth
ing, but it does not
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
=
BY taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wis. "As Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04
Clothes
How to Guard Against Rig
ors of Late Winter.

Shops are showing spring styles for
those who can afford to go south, but
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-04

a =!
~
DAD FETCHIT SAYS: |
EFF | didun't kno
BETTUR, I'd ooss tibet
DR.. T. M. PEARcE cum
FRuM mIssooa'. fer no
sHuRE HAz Tu be shown.
Ez A mattur Nv Z
FAkT, he haIes frum
kAlNTUckY, but trum a
poRsHUN Nv tn staff
WHAR THAY doan't hev
mouNTIhs fer a stiddy
DIET. an shoartIy aftur
HE CUM TU Montana,
AN HIM went
OUT AFIsHIN'--whilst
COIN AcRosr kun.ry We
CUM tn a irrioashun
DITCH, an Doc he
'mmEJUTLY begins tn -
STRIP OFF hiz shoes
AN cLose-whu.s up r
DOC, SEE II Wy dos"'t
w JUMP across?
MUFFIN DOM, SEE no,
HAIN'T TAklN' no ehanses.
ToTHER DAY I starts
tn WALK to a mountin
THET LOOKED tu DO
ABAoUT A MILE away,
AMT TOOK mo all -
nav -, ...,, :. y,
HAoW DU I kno ,,
.rT-
BUT WHIT this hero
DITCH " mile wide.
DOC HAZ ben hear
LONG ENUFF now tn
ADJUST HlZ perspective
s
AN tn lern tibet
THEIRS NO FLOUR on
ERTH EkAL To RAvALLl.
Oyer git me?
-. !. u.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
nSemridl's Ne,u eeuatc0.

9tah monateIoneer unO toitipieli-
ger Grfobrlng bat oie Gbriit. SellridJ
8reping Company in 0ielen &agen
ibr nelles 6abritat ouf Den Morft
gebraft. @s bat Sen &omen oSeu-
rid's Seem Senate" erbalteu uno Der
ipridt, Sen Iniprii6en orl6 oeS Der
mobnteIten @oumeus 5li geniigen. Gs
lit 6er9eItellt ans Sen feinlten uno
idmodbnfteIten 9(epfeln aus @eit-
&irginia, ser beriibmten Sorte, ans
nel6en ser befonnte gpfelmolt berei-
tet miro. vSeuri6s Seem Sendte" III
Die perionli6e GrfinOrmg oes Serrr
Grit. @eurid. GS nirft ourltltil.
lcno, moblidmefeno uno lobeno oui
ben &orper unO lit 5u boben in Sci
lten 5t $3.50 per "a 6laihen, iuobon
Toe iiir sic Ieeren 6loi6en returniert
meroen. Sci 8e0orf %tclepboniere mon
@eit 1000.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
Hrent ms. Ser Mrneflinl

nllnier 0SGngerbunO" itebt nod
felt mo treu", ihreibt uns Serr Sobn
.Graeflin, Der Iangid6rige Ir6iioeut
1mo 6iibrer Ser qroBen Sdugeri6aar
NTlcntomn'S. Der n2ebigb Singer
buno" bot CUR 3eit 740 Mitglieoer
NIT cinem Gbor bon 45 S1ngern.
9m II. Wtoi gab Der Gbor elm Gon-
3ert, 0o8 nad Dem borliegenoen gro.
qromm einen mabren &iinitgenuB
bor6ot. Nu6 cine bumoriItilde S8e-
ne NOR in Dem rei6boItigen Broaram
Oorgeieben. lIno 10 ioG es ieinl
0eittihe Singer bon 8aibineton:
@a6et oufl Sfot mo Yino6le fol-
len Den 0entiden Mdnnergelang nidt
.nerI6lineen ionIt idGoee Iieber Elm
9onnermetter berein!
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
SfiSSeM aus Dem Nemts
i@en NereiNss uHO
NOlf8le0tn
%on q Ii al 9en6er.
XVIII.

0ein onoerer Monat Oes SabreS lit
10 picl uno 10 i6on belungen morOen
olS Der W}ai - Der Mome-W ono:
Die @interltiirme iinO poriiber. Ole
gtotur lit erpadt un6 ser Wtenih
Iebnt iid binouS in sic friide unO
jl9tgc Hotur.
Nit &erqniigen lmO nieleiht uud
8ebmutb crinnern mir inns Ser Shil
leruuSfliige, <rneriobrteu unoNtoi-
feitc friiberer Sabre uno belierer 3ei-
ten. Ole aaentbolbcn Iid bcfinoli-
den Sommerg1rten boten ocn miiOen
0teul6en cinen &IaB ser 3ltbe lino
@rbolung nod OeS Cages 2oIt unO
W}iibe. Die gem0bnIih i'm Mtoi ltott-
iinOenOe Gr0ifnung Ser Sommergdr-
ten bot oen bieli9en 0elltihen &erei-
men cine CUTE @elegenbeit fiir oeren
MoifeIte.
60 finoe id in Ser Columbia" bon
1867 0ie 8eidrei6ung 0es MaifeiteS
0eS u@rion Guortett Club" an Mou-
tug, Sen 6. W3oi 1867 in g0par0 9(b-
ner'S Siebente StraBe 4arf Goa no
Jest ser 8ole 8al 8orf ilt). @eiong,
Mlliif, Cans uno SpieIc iiir oie Sll
ger0 %Itanoen ouf Dem Brogromm. 81
nc ISOLDE ipGter an WfontuQ, Sen 10.
0foi 1861 feicrte ser @oi1mqton
-, F 49,
Sdnaerbuno Elm MoifeIt imBoibing-
tom Gitp @oroen, oeS Serrn Sobn
@~odemeDer. an ser Seem Norf 9(De. /.
5miiden ser 1. uno g. Stro6e. Die
Mnrine 8ono Ipielte una elm GROCER
Mci6mtm lpar errihtet. Wift ibren
belten 9ieoern trnten bic Sanger on.
Die Waiiif ipielte 8itm Gan3e atf un0
ahenos mur6e Seuermerf o%bqebrannt.
laBcr Sen genonnten SommergGrten
fin0e i6 sic folqenoen 3u jener Belt
IN bieiiger Staot: SSobn 8aier'8 Ga
pitol Sill @orten, 81 Ctr. 3miihen 5.
un6 g.; @eorg Siinemonn's &ergnii.
qrnaSgorten, Gde 4. umo 6 Capitol
Sill; @eferts @arten, 9 StroBe,
5miihcn 10. rno Ia, Nnbn Woro, Ser
mann &i6ter, Gigentiimer; GiboIi
8qrf, Z. StroBc, nobe Dem &orf so
tel -frilbcr @edertS @orteL 9lt6pig
mo &otbgiqeutitmer; &eBlerS Som-
merAarten Gde ser /. rno sc Stra-
BE, 5niiden 1. uno g. Capitol Str,
Wrerner Sill. -@.@.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
@erein Sngern,
Columbia Geftion Nto. /.

Ser &erein 8apern bieIt am Wton.
tag in ieinem &ereinSlofal, 922 @a.
9(ucnlie I.@. feline monotlihe Ser,
iammlung ob. Die 8eamten moren
poll51blig eri6ienen un0 muroen sic
Observation-Disclosures erIeoigt. Der
Nationalberbono bate ein9fun0ihrei
ben betreffSariegonIeibe mO &riegs-
ipormorfen eingelonOt. Cine Anfra-
&c 0es Sefret1rS bel Sen Mitqlie0ern
brod)te ooS &elitltot, Dab Oie Mitelie-
ser ser Columbia Seftion tngefGbr
$4,000 in GriegsonIeiben mo Spar
marfen ongeIegt boben. Dies lit elm
iebr erfretlides 8eideu. 9(lf 9lntrog
ieines @%r6iiOenten @olfGong Sud
0Gidel bat ser &erein 500 in Spar
morfen angelegt. Ser gegenip1rti.
gen politiIdcn Gage boIbcr mrroe eS
norqe5ogen, oic @rotofolle unO Sc
idGftc oes &ereins IN 3ufuuft in
Scr 2anoeSipro6e 81 fiibrcn. Gin Ne-
pilionSfomite, beitebenO aus Ben Ser
rem S. g. SHmitt, &. 8einqort uno
Sbeo. 8eper meroen oie 8iiherobreh.
nllnQ halten.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
Nrieffniten.

TrcanS!id)er Geier! Sbre aritif lit
cine poblbercdtigte. gns 3eitung
bitten mir u%nbeoingt oas &eiultat
Ser 0a1noligen &eriommlung bringen
iollen. gSir bradten ieoo6 nidts,
neil mir eriudt mliroen, nidts 3u
orlldetl. 0a ser 2eier ieood, ielblt
0cm Sdngerbuno ais Witglieo ange-
bort, ioate es linn ni6t I6tper mer-
ocll, auSjufin0en, mas in Ger betr.
SiBung porfom un6 mas be1hIoIlen
iulroe. &ir iin6 nod INNER ser
Aniift, Dob es Elm GROCER Sebler oes
Songerbunos mar, iid an oie' an0ern
oegtidlen Tcreine 3ur 8eteiligllng am
@cbraltdle ser &alen MIR ourd cine
gtoti5 in Der 3citune ODER ourd oen
Gcntroluer6ano, meI6er MIR oieWtin-
0erbeit ser 0elltiden 8ereine repro.
Ielttiert, al menoen. Der GGngerbuno
6otte Olr6 Elm 6eIonoeres 2omite nit
Ben mloeren Gereinen @iidiprohe
ncbmen ioqen.' @lih Jet fonnte sic
Sodc nod in Grip6gilng geaogen
.iucr0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
@al6inatun Gid %eIief.

Su Der lebten &eriammlung Dee
@oibington Gid McIief murOe be.
ldIoiien cine 0ipioenoc BON 1875
@ro3ent an sic MitoIieoer 81 Oertei-
len. Ser @oibingtou Sid Reliei
Itebt III ser &eibe Ser @oibingtoner
&ranfenbereine obenon unO bat Die
len Sang IAon felt Sobren inne. GS
lit cine modere, geIunoe Sdar bon
MitqIie0crn Die chen nidt frant
mcroen rno 0onur6 Dem @erein 81
leinem jebigen @(iiben naFholfen ia.
ben. (@ir grutilieren.)
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07

SEER &ut. Berger, Elm @ngeItel-
Ter 0c5 @errn Sofob 9riigger, leiOet
an 9f6clmutismus llno befinoet Iid
tront 81 &niIe.
-Iruu GarD Settler, sic Sdpie.
oertod)ter 0es &errn 2ouiS Settler.
gerict om 0anfiagungStage I'M 8irr
Of @ilgroDing onO Erinting nit oer
@ano in cine Maihine unO uerlebte
lid ldmer.
SEER @m. Gaeble, mobnbaft gtc
1921 AZ Sir. SIS, uno I'M Slid
gcid)Gft Der Srau emma &bomfor0i
i'm Center Mtor6te tGtig, bat iih boz
einigen Gagen cine 8lutpergiftltng
3tge5ogen llno mllBte ii6 in dr5tlidt
8cban0luna begeben.
SEER Sreo Sie6ert uno sSrau,
m%obnbaft in &obofen, @elt Seem Oort
meloeten am 1. Sum- Die @eburt Ell
mes frdFtigen Stommbalters ON, ser
ben Natnen Sre0erid erbalten bat.
Mutter lno &ino befinoen iih mobl.
Scr 8otcr lit elm 8rltoer ser bier be-
fonnten Geo. sc. Gic6crt un0 Elm
Gdma0cr 6eS &erru SSofob 8riigger.
6rou Sreo. @. &elbig IT,, mobn-
bort So. so 2uincp 8Iace @.=@., bot
ihr inter Dem Namen Bertha Mnberg
in SEQ 82i lite GtroBe N.@. befonn-
te8 Damens6 rileurgeihdf berfouft
mo iid) in sen 81 10 5uriifgeao-
gen. Srdu 6efbig mar lnitae Sobre
I'M @cIhGft llno mar 0aS1elbe Itoot-
befonnt. Ser neue @igentiimer fibrt
ho8IeGbc unter Dem often Namen mel
ter.
Sim Mitimpdl Sen 80. Mai, 0es
9lbsno8 I'M 6 llbr, Deritorb nod Ian
GEM &ranfiein Sral Gina @robmon
inn @unlc hires 8rltberS Sre6. @oB-
mann 21S Ute StraBe S.@. Die
8ecroiqung fano am Samstag nod
0cm 8roipect Sill Srieobofe Itott
GoYtor Gluele bon ser ct. Sobonni8-
Qeulein0e Dielt Die G.rolterreoe. 0iG
&eritorbene binterlGBt ibren @otten.
ionic 2 @riioer lno 1 S6meIter bier
rn0 | Srltoer in 0euti6lano. Sic
luor IN @nqenburq, G6oumburg-2ip-
pc, om %. Sebrl,ar 1866 geboretl
ltn0 fam Dor Sobren nah Imerifa.
Ser NrioH 0amenperein, Dem tie ola
N3itglie0 ongeb0rte, NOR BEL ibrem
@eara6niiie 0ur6 cine Delegation
Dertrctcn.
-Gfnoc @altmon, 1886 6 Str.
mo6nhoit, oeiien 9rrOer CHARLES 6.
Dor &i6monb, 1tno ser I'M Gamf
Mcaoc Itntionierte Soloat @eniamir
Geofe, befinoen ii6 in Saft. sic iinf
beithnoi0t, an inerGerihm0rung, Die
6cgierllng Inn $t87,000 au betriiger
bcteiliqt gcpeien 81 Iein. Glpoe @alt.
man 1T EN- &an3liit imWarine0epart.
ment.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07

Ser GongreB bot 0em @unlde
oes @rGlioenten uno Ieines Sinan5-
mililter8 nuhgegeben uno miro IN
Sitllng bleiben, bis oas proponierte
nele &rieg8lteuergeieb inter 9af)
iii. Oa aber mdbrenO Ser longen
3eit, in iuelher 0os &omite fir Wtit
tel uno 8ege 6ie &orlaee in 8era
tltng bat, beioen @Glliern MIR wenig
9(rbeit 3rlr @erfiigung lteben miro, 10
Ipridt man bereits bon lGngeren Sc
rien, in mel6en it'd oie Witglieoer
Inn ibre politii6cn 3uinpfGble be
fiimmern f0nnen. Nebr ais elm Der
meintliher @otriot, oeiicn biciigc
Sanollrnoen Sen @Gblern nidt gefal
len boben, miro in Den Nopem6ermab-
len Iteden bleiben.
Cine bielige notwithstanding
bradDte oieier Gage 9lbbiloungen Der
i'm SfficegebGlloe beS A6georoneten-
b1ltoes norgefuloenen lceren
Sdnappsflnlhen mp perlli6t oo-
our6 Sen 8epeis 81 ~liefen Dab I'M
iere fongreIiionellen 0tllder lno Yro.
b~i6itionilten INNER nod gerne beim-
lid .einen binter 0ie 8n0e gieBen".
Den uGingeipeibten" lit es ldnglt fem
@ebeimnib, BOB i'm %genannten Office
%geb1uoe gut mo itarf getrtnfen miro
uno oos Die olten jcbt bertrodneten
.SGufer" in ibren 2eiitungen iiber-
t%roffen mer0en, mo nod oa3u ourfl
anqebli6e @oiicrapoitel. gber oa III
nibts oagegen 81 MADDEN unO ans Ser
perlangtcn llnteriudung miro nidtS
meroen. gber oa8 gennnntc 8Iatt
ioIlte oic @ilber ser Serret bringen,
Dor oeren Gfficetiiren Sic leeren
6loi6en gefln0en murOen.
Die bon unierer muni5ipalenGe-
gierlung beldGftigten@anOmerfer uno
Eagcl0bner, mgefdbr 1900 &opfe,
i%nfluiipe ser ols 0fpbite mingS" be-
fonnten StroBenfebrer, erflGrten Sen
&ommiiidren an Montog, oaB lic
ltreifen miiroen penn 0ie &egierung
ibren 8iiniden nidt @eb6r gGbe.
Die Sanomerfer berlangen Sen bon
ibren Unions gefor0erten 2obn mo
sic Sagelobner menigIteiiS orei 0ol-
lars per SoQ, 0as Serlangen ser
Sanomerfer ideint Iebr beredtiet oll
Iein, a6er oos Gerlangen ser Gage
lobner beoarf ndbere grfldrung, neil
Die meiiten idon lange menigItens
$500 tGglid be8ieben. 0en itGoti-
l6en 8eb0roen fommt elm Streif IT,
rer @onnldoftcn iebt iebr ungelegen,
neil lih ser @rbcitSmanqel in allen
Departments iehr fiiblbor madt
SelbIt bel quten Qobnen miiroe es al
Nrbeitern feblen. Sic Streifer mur-
ben nah oen letter. Na6rihten 3ufol.
ee 5ufrie0en 9eItellt.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
@ntiunales sfat.S nrnier.

Sauicnoe bon 8en5elrittern tuer.
Sen iif] an Is. un0 16. Sunni in Mil-
mo1lfec einfinoen, Inn beim Sfotipiel
aemciniamc froblihe un6 QeidiitIihe
stun6en 81 berIeben unO es miro on
0ieien Gagen I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ntf oen @isconiin Staatsfoir- Grim
Sen lebboit 8ugeben. Sn oieiem Sc
bGr0e f0nnen $500 Spieler lnterge-
brodt meroen. l1nterboltungen
fir Die @omen miro in Sen @ron0
Gtono SoIen oes @ebGuoes geboten,
sic cine Sibfopa8itGt bon 5000 mlf-
neiien. Ger erite 8reis auf Dem
Surnier betrGot $1,000.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
&leimeS taOtncnigtciten
9[n ltniere 2eler!

Der S6IuB oes &omans n9ie ge-
erbte 8rout" lit leioer nod ui6t in
unieren 9eiib 9elongt. Die SenOung
gapier bat Gleoelnno am "a. April
g%erlaiien uno fonnte bis belite nod
ni6t entoeft meroen. @ir merOen
oen 9dluB iofort pcr6ffentliAen ais
mir i'm erboltcn. Nfit belitieer yaim-
me beginner mir einen gteuen 30
man, ser boffentli6 uniere Seier in
terellieren miro.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
&eriammlnuGen it Ser frmmrnbeu
&rd1c:


Wade:
Wuntag:
uGG1gcrbunb" : 0ircftortum, in
Scr. 314 6 Ctr. 1913.
GlidIier Gerein; IN 922 Ga. Mpc.
NoromeIt.
9icastag:
&uppert Some 6rauen 9ilfgbcr-
Elm; I'M Mllppert Some.
n0nfcl @rdiig @ergniigungsber-
Gin, in 3t4 G Ctr. N.-@.
u0cuti0omerifoniihcr llntcrltiib.
unqsDeroin; in 3t4 6 str. N.-@.
Wit.updj.
rGdnqcrbluno Commencement. ii
3t4 6 Str. N.-@.
n9(rion Commencement, in 314 6
GtroBe N.-@.
uGcrcin @aocn", in 922 @a. 9lpe.
NoromeIt.
0unnerstag:
nGrolen S~ilfsberein" oes 0ellt-
1den 9Soilenbouies,
0ccalio 8un0; in 209 8. GtraBe
60.
Sonntag:
@aiienbaus 0ireftorium; i'm
@aiienbaus in 4nacoitia.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
G~entidlanO bcridjtet 10000 0efau.
nenp.

Nmiter0omer Na6rihten aufoIge
HlGuft iid Die Mn5obl Ser bon
9eltlhlono felt Dem 81. Mdr5 ee-
mabten @efangenen auf 10000
Wamn. Gbenlo muroen 1000 &ono-
men uno un8dblige Mai6mengemebre
erobert.