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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
Gntabacr bolt Gin
SlM0scit0 berab

Uatt Der Qmerifanii6en grmee in
Sranfreid, Gienst1g, 80. gpril. -
Sn 6em SouI gG6i9nit tuuroe geitern
gl6en6 bon G6nar6 g. giaenbader,
Gmobo, gebr, uno Sauptruauu
Norman Soa Goliar, sSa., Elm feino.
Ii6er 2(eroplan i'm aontpf berdbge.
f6oIien. Der beuti6e 6lieger madte
ber8iueifelte gtnItrengltngerI Su e1t.
fonmen, geriet o6er in 0os Streii8.
fener Der dmerifanii9en GIieeer unO
pnroe 6inter ben oeiitiden ainien Bit
gooen gcbradJt. Der Qleroplnn oes
Compliments SaIl fpur6e bon meb.
reren sugeln oes Deiitiden getrof.
fen, aber ioioobL oieIer ielbit als aud
Hi6enboder iuiir6en niht berlebt.
Gs lit oieies 6er brittle fetn0li9e Ne.
roplon, 6er bon amerifonern Bel
IouI uni6dbib genadt Uor6en tit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01

Moibineicn I. Wioi. (Qon 8. 6.
Wtartin, aorrcipunbent Der llniieb
0rrb.) - gbe Der 0onareb feline
8uitinnllng 6ur 8erruebriins Der
amerifaniidcu armee gibt mttB Der
9Gpcis erbrodt meroen Dab oas
arieae0eporiement oitm in Der Gage
lit, Die nelie Wlannidnft nit Off.
8ieren, llniiormen gIilsriiltnngen iiim.
gut 5u beriebeu.
aonareBntiioIieoer lino entidlIoi.
fen, bob Die getrllsen In geb6riger
@eiie eauippiert iein ntiiiien. Su.
ben iie iib iebo6 oobon iiber5euat
0ob es an nidtS munaelt, Omn lit
nit Sidjerbeit on5unebnen. bnB BET.
De Sauier Oes aongreiIeS fiir aIle
MoBnobmen inbe6ue auf germeb.
rung Der Seeresitdrte itimmen per.
ben.
.Gie llnterbreititng elmer @in
8peds gergroBerllng Der slrmee
miro oen 8epeis lieiern, Oh bic I'M
striegsoepurtement norgenoutmeneu
aenoerungen iid Sttnt 9siten Oes
ariegsoienites erpeiien tper0eu@ iog.
te beute Elm YlitgIieo oes Senatsfo.
mitees fir militdriibe gIn9elegen.
beiten.
ariegsiefretGr 8ofer miro biuneu
penieen &agen benz @ausfonitee fir
milit1riide glngeleeenbeiten ieine
Soeen iiber Die 8ergr6Beritne oes
Seeres interbreiten. lleber Die 3abl,
Inn ueIde es Derme6rt tper0en ioa,
berlolttet nod ni6ts 9eitimntes. 81
piro feline g(nIihten bieriiber nidt
preisgeben, nenn CT Ddlt es fir un.
oneebradt bierpon Waitteilung 5li
MAIDEN ebe CT iib bieriiber i'm ao.
mitee gedubert bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
~ tIcriebuuSrer ins
Snsttbaus lelonNt
rsatihf QuunIaNbtamit in 2 lah,
rem 3ndlhone nnb $4,000
tsrlblitnit betnririlt

&on Rr0ntlsto. | Nloi Nn
NtrbinAnna nit 0er ,SnOiet.glepnIie
nnrNeu pfiiern dront @epp irilhrr
ocuilher aonhd mnA 0ctiinoni Mlt
bpIn bon Wrindtu, orr aRilliar.
aliadlr. All Il 3nci Anbten 8ndlthoue
unb $4,000 Bcloliroic, Scr bod
ilen lmier 0en Wcieb suIdiHacn
straic. beruriclli glei Ncrfiinoiouna
hrs llriels Ioaie Mihter Non 6Icei,
oob Ste giroie 81 uie0ria iet nub
enlpiobl Dem @unbcs.Gi GiitritisanipoIt
NreItou. iid III MaIbinoton I'm ein
neues @tIeb NIT hobereu Strofen
5u bentiihen.
gopb imO BON Sdaaf madden
bpibc fursc 6rtl1rungcn In oeneu he
eriudliQn 0ob ibcr aeutrnnt @ou.
erbed bon betn bcntid)en Gouoncu.
boot geirr. irn0 ben 0ciliihen Gnus.
Iiiten aauiimann bonn oaItlmeu
aoniuIat lit Can 6roncisec nico.
riee Strofen berbingt lperoet mo.
gen gopp erfIdrtc, Dob er lid nidll
auf ben 8eu0cuiton0 begeben babe,
neil ibm ionit 8rdaen eeitelt NOR.
ben mdren, aoie CT ni6t lpagcu
nirbe 8it beontporten", ruo bob
CT bam luegen Mibod)tiing oes @e.
ridt8 beitrnft moroen mare
psie mltiitcn nid)t, norrn eB iidI
banoclte", iaatc gopp in 9e5ug aui
Sauarbrf lmo aopiimonn sd
iuor eritount, ais ib bon Gcittib,
lano ulriidfebrte unb fono, tpas
eingeleitct moroan iudr. Sd begrtff,
ooB 6ie goti6oit IN 8ai6ingtor
uno bic oeliri1a He9ierune etpas
tatcn, bas mir imbefonnt NOR. Sd
bin nibt onf Den 8eueenItano getre.
ten. neil id ipnbte, 6ab idl ilber
Ginae beiraqt DerOen miiroe, mo-
riiber ib nidt outiporieu oitrite uut
0ab i'd bonn Der WltBumttng Oes
@erihte8 id)uloig mare" @eiudt
Inn neuc Gro8eiie nno gtitf6oltnna
oes llrtei(s in oIlen GdIleu ipuroen
nbidjIdgig beidie0eu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
,lenc SrieScnscffertc
pom 11apIt crwartct

SIN Sdag, /. @aoi, il6er 2onoou.
a0lniibe 8eittrgen MAIDEN be.
FAINT bob Der papit on MeiBen
Sonntag 40. DlaD einen nellen
6riebensborIdlag unterbreiten miro.
6s beibt ooB oas DOCUMENT mir6
einoringlidler gebaIteu ietn tuie bic
friber eeHadten 8orIhIdge rn6
iuiro fonfrete Observation-Disclosures
Ourd ben gSopIt NIT nSglider 81.
iommenpirfune nelitroler @ld6te
eHt6alien.
gtebnlihe glofridjten ii6er bic 9lb.
iidteu oes Rapites iinb IN Berlin
eingetroffen; bort bat man 6ieieIben
ipmpatbiid Gifgenommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
1lrfftec br0mthf
5000 weitcre 1tcrstc

Gbicaao. 1. M2ai. - 30 9ler3te,
meIhe bic 2lerBteDerbdn6e In ben Elm.
gelnen gtaaten reprdIentieren mel.
DE cine Wlitglieoihaft bon 10000
brdffi5ieren6en Qer5ten b1bn Der.
lamnelien fA geitern I'm Snubt.
quarter BET inner. g2ebit1L aIPn,
nm Qldne su iaiien mie oem gluf
Der Mrnee nn0 fyloite nod 1000
aersien i'm Wle6i5iner.9le .9leIerbeforps
ToIge eeleiitet ner6en f0nnte etHe
gelnnitBnbl bon u ,s5f aer5ten N
bereifs in ben Eienii getrsieH IN
olfe aerJtq ioa ein fyraaebogen ae.
idn6t tDerben ifiu ben ireii6itli9en
Gintriit 81 i5rbcrn Ter gentral,
iiabsnr5t mia meiierbin 300 5ni4
lafn ~ nH0 81 ta6fen ifDf5 ssa6t
lpdbfenb 6es ariesgt IL IIeaf ileL.
Ies
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
NeictsRaitsler fir
l1tablreFcritleit

6fod6oIm, /. @toi.--Die glorO.
6eltlde Qlagqmeine 8eitung tneIOet,
tie babe ous it6erer Guelle erfdbs
rem, Dob giei6stnnaler b. SertIing
In elmer gertreteru Der Q[rbeiter qe.
lpdbrten 2liOieiB bic Grfldritng ab.
qeaeben babe, er iperoe nit Dem
prenBiifen g8n6lrefornteeieb iteDeu
o6er Iallen. Ger Nei6sfan5ler CAB
ferncr Die Grfl1rung ab, ooB aaiier
Bilbelm Die 8nblreforn begiiuitige
uno oaB olle gegenteilieen @eriidte
ouf llnipobr9eit berlibeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
1Iebr0ska an Der
spite i'm 10. Diitrikt

aauide eitu No., /. @adi. ~
Bum erlfen M1ls in 5iDei Mohen
bdt gebra9fd, adnin8 IN ben 3eih.
niinaen fiir bic 5reibeitsauIei9e iiber.
fliiaelt. CliiBieae 8oblen seigten
oaB Der giiirift ii4.t gro5eut iei.
ues Enotltmls ae5eidnet bdt, unb
nur COLORADO nn6 MDomin9 ibr
Euofum nidt hberJeihnefen. Die
9eidniinaen ltqan lid nad Sioa.
ten glebrasfa, s35.G6J $50; aaH.
i0s, S85. .i1s. 100, rfia0ona @2G.s
682. .000s WliiIolRi 40 GoHHties),
s25.i9G 500 colorado si9,fi3e
150. ABounna. g1S5s,35O aH0
HaD Dlegteo, si,s96,200
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
1rii6erer Gii6.1nfotd gnnEier
DerGaftet.

Ga0en, lttab, I. gtdi. - $. 6.
Soofitr1, Der ongcbIib friiber 9onf.
follierer In Serrif, @. g., ipor unO
in Omaha lpegen gef6minorIns ei.
ner gant lin $1,000 gelpiiniht
miro, tpitr6e eeItern bier bon Octet.
tiben zines gribat.@ .@ebeimoienit.
bureaus feitgenorninen. 8ieieIben
iagten oab iie ibm iiber oas gan8e
2nno gefoIgt fparen gr miro nad
Omaha gebrd6t fperben. Soofitra
beboitptet, onB er oas Gpfer faIiher
3oentitdt iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
RaiIcrkcnfcrcits i'm
cciltictcn I5aitptqtG0rtter

8iirid, 1. Dloi. Goiier aarl.
Der 9(uslnnoSminiiter gurion unO
oeren St1be beeeben iih geun1B 9e.
rihten Die bier oits oiterreidiiden
QueIlen einIiefen rlah Dem 0eiltlhcn
4oltptqunrtier, i'm init beul ociit.
ihen StniIpr 5l fonferteren. Die
groBte 8idtigfeit miro Der aonfe.
ren6 beigenriien 0lon gIallbt, o1B
Die 3ifitnft Der llfroine uno oeB
8aIfons beiproden tperoen ioaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
Orcbe 2ln5abl tcmcr
rokcmctipen beitcHt

@di6ingfon, I. g2ai. = Son.
trotte fir 1925 Era6t. nnb gdiia.
qier5uglofoutotipen mur6en geItern
bon ber Gtienbobnterwaltune on bic
glmeric1n gotomotiDe go. un0 Die
gol6luin gocoaoti6e @orfs berge.
ben. Die Soften iteQen ii9 1itt S60,.
100000 oOer qtiua 100000 fir
jebe Qofomotib2. Ser grofit Der "a.
6rifantgn wiro fib od 5 Big 6
Groseflt belattfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
QroleiIieren Ntnen Qoitrattn.

Waibington, !. l0t.-Die i}rdge
Der Staten fir goitiaden 5Deiter
aIafe iDur6e gefiern bonn poitaus.
idJnb 6eg Genatg iuie6er erorteft.
Cine 2[bor6nnug bon amerifdniiben
8eiiungsberdnsgebem eri@ien 0or
6em aa8iAnB, nm geaen bic Or.
bo6ltng 6er goiirnten, fpie fie in BEN
arie9sfteuergeIes, bns om / suli
In araft treten ioa, boreeieben it,
einpano ~ srbeben. Ber grdiibeHt
9ranf g @laB nHo onbere giiiGlte.
Ser Der 8eihln9sberatiseeber .gerpi,
uigunq beiiiruorien cine grmdBi.
aHua o6er Ni6erriiiung Der er.
bobnn0en. anbere itu6 oer 0nfift,
ber aonareb ioae bic @rb65nrseu
iBdbrerD oef daucE 6es slrieaes
iusbeHbifreb 6is 6ie 9erbditaliIf,
eiHidGfbiid 6es aoiie8preiirs bon
& 9fufpagIer, mg6T Hormal gauorbfu
hr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
(grfolaloe annearifien.

s3n einem atl1ntiideH &aieu, !.
g2ai. Gin 9roBer trnngatloutiIder
frans5hifer Ja1lpfer wur6e, nads
oem er anf Der 1abrt Bierber sfDei
gdge nnteriUegs mar, bon einem
6eiitiden 10ud6oof cngeqriffen. Orr
torpedo ihDamm jeooA fnrs Dor
benz gdJilie boriiber, fDormtf bic @e.
ldIHbbebienitng BEE Ganpfer5 ielbit
nn0 Icine i9n be9Ieitenben areu5er
bos Taudboot beifJollen uH0 10 Der.
folqten ais e5 5l eutfomneu itidte.
80 e6 bcriqnft ober beiddoigt nor.
ben 1T, fonrte giiemano Der 2s5
9dIiaqiere 6e5 Gaubier5 m.iteilen;
oer gfn9riif fdn6 nm 7 llbr n6n6s
iidti, alg iie gerobe ibre abeaomabl.
5eit ainnabmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
1i,etterberidt.

5hr Cmaba u. ilmgeaeno ghou
nno mariner bente obeh0 uno 9oas
Her6toq.
yiir g2ebra1fn: Shon beats abenb,
Eonnersfdg nb 5reifna. iDdrnu
bette abm6 m6 I'M siio6iilidjen
Ieil an Tonnersinq.
sir Coma. Sd5H heuie 0benb
TofHffsing lme 5reii0a DdrHet
hfltls a6pB6 NIB hH liiDoIslIdeg
Eel aia GoHHer1toa -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
Gran DirO freiaeiprOdJeu.

Brcfen goiD, glebr., I. Wlni.-
Die anfloee gegeu 5rnu Gorob
9lronion bic filr5li6 tDeeen gertei.
ling ie6itioler 5lngbIdtter berbof.
tet un6 Der @erlebitng oeB Spio.
nogegeiebes nngeflogt tpur0e, III
Jet bon 9lidter Gor6 fdl[en geTai-
fen fDorben, nnbbem f9 General
aniDalt giee0 unb gountDantD0It
aelln, pel6e bie augelegenbeit I'M.
terIuften, iiber5ntgt b0tten o0b
fein iuirflihes i9ergeben eegeu oos
betrefieube @eies DorIiege.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
6abricl principe im
Ocfdnonis Gcltcrbctt
WlSrber Sss Gr56crsugs Sraus 5er'
binan0 nnb ieiner Wcmablin cr'
Iiest Oer SGipinbfndJt

eym Soog, 1. Wtni. Gabriel
grincipe, Der ben oIterreidiiAlttt.
gariiden Ibronfolger gr8ber8og
5ran5 5er6inano utb oeiien @e.
mablin 8n Sorajebo erntoroete un0
6aourf Die 8eronIoiiung 8n oem
gegenip1rtigen ariege eob, III IN
Der sSeitimg &berefeuitoot, bel grag,
Der SdbrpiuOiltdt erlegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
ge6rerin ais fsinSIide GnsIan6erin
berhnftek.

s3ons6feepfte, 81. o., 1. Wlat.
SRI. qlgotbe g5ilbcImina @ihrntb,
9ebrerin Der Scntiden 5pra1e i'm
@oIior College, fpitroe 1eitern bon
@unoesogenten in Saft aenonnneu
inter Der @eiduloigtng, prooeutiAc
4ropaganod perbreitet 5ii baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
6efdnoctc Sanntics
ttterccn gut bcbanSclt

qgoIbinafon. 1. Moi Sbouiens
Gertreter in Gentidlan6 bnben aif
eriudea Der bieiiaeu 8egiering bic
Gage 6er omerifahiIden striegsge'
idngenen in Geuil6lanO unterfidt
uu6 aemel6et, bob 0ieieIben gut Be
ban6elt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
Stride SOmc Mule @orInge amigo.
bnIten.

2onoou, /. a2ai.-gie einrei.
dung bet Some gluIe 9orLdge I'm
Souie Der @enctnen lit oooltrA 1itf.
grbolten neil Oos aon1itee NIT 6er
glr6eit, oieieI6e In borlegbarer 5orm
ob5ufaiien nod MIDI fertig eeiuor.
ben 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
gdJais anf MaienDlat Dor BEN Nfi.
hsn Danlf.

AaihingioH T.. Wiai yfaie
mef0H ahf Ben Mnleagldt ain
HeiBen @ania II eini9eH I0aeu ara.
iea 4gaiibent HilioH bat aaierH
~ boa0iaiiga 5booplBife alale
geiaalt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
dorlldIritif etrine.

Ma5rnb Der lebten Rage Bat 6r
anb me6er IN DianDern nod IN ber
itar0Ie 6e0eiiien6e 5orildyritte A..
eiodf bot If oauii bic gaee uldli
Deulasr aetagrboa eaUcrteuL Genn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
9sntidler g9eridt.

Berlin, ilber 2oii0pn, /. Dloi. -
ssSlt bern aeitern glbeno ber6ffenilih.
ten ofiiBiellen 9erid)t beibt eS .glnt
oem 5lnnoeru SfIodtfelo entipan.
nen iid, ouf me9rereu ilclierien
gunften synionterieeefedte. gloroIi1
bon goorne5eIle uno 8ierliraat nab.
men mir mebrere engliide @rGben.
Starfe gIbteilttneen, pelbe in bic
ieinoIide ginie bel Score etnoran.
gen itieBen ailf fran5ofihe Trip.
pen BITE gum @egcnolgriff ii6erge.
eangeu mnren. sSm 8erloufe bes
@efedts pelang cs 6cm @egne-, it6
in 2ocre feit3uieben. 6eine gerii.
DIE, ipeiter por5uoringen, mibI1ngen
s3n Dem gan8eu Gentntel 0iitrift
berridte nabrano OeS geitrigen "a.
ges Elm beitiaer grtilleriefampf"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
&ubt an r&rltfrunt,
lneloelfSrncral Saig
der SelnS crF JFte fb om ,liontao In crfcIos
tcicn nu i fen; Sronscien srcberu Nos
Dcrt rccrc wicScr surIM
sritsn bHben sci rOcrmesene einioc Grabcn Gin

es III befomt, Oab Aic Gcuiiheu
irob ibrer arobeu Nerliiie immet
nod lueitcre Ttbiiionai tir Werfii.
alma baben, rn0 mebrere 0erielben
beiieben ous uorSiiaIibcm glntcrioI.
Beredlmmaen Suiolae beloiiicn Iidl
oie bieberipen 0cutithen @erluite IN
oieier 0ficniipc ouf $4,000 @tanu;
lie boben ober acniiGeno Heierpen
In ben 6'arniiouen inn Die entitdn-
0enen giiden oli6Bniiiaen God muiI
ooroilf ueriuielcn mcroeu, oaB 81.
biiioneu. 0eren ardfte itort ergdn3t
mer0en, uid)t 70 tricgstiidtig iino,
mie in Der uripriineIideu 3uiam-
meniteIlung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01
Npsrn haIt i'd.

2onoon, / Wlai gcridjten bon
Der 5ront 5niotgc 1T 60 2uoenoorii
uidjt geIilnaen, bic griten bel Dpern
gum Meidcn 8u bringcn. gtah ci.
ner Rei1e bon GrfoIgcn iino bic
Geutid)en ihlipBid1 gum Salt ge.
braht morben. gritii@e pno fran.
3oiiibe 2leteranen biIoen ecgenipGr
tia etnen Damn, ipeIden Suoenoorif
nidt 8u oirhbreden Derniag. U1oi
bari in0eiien ouf Die Grfolge eines
ein5eInen 9ageS feline oIl5u eroBe
Soffnung iebeiL oenn Die 9cutiden
itno oorauf berieiien, gpern in ibre
@etpaIt 8ti befonmen ino cine
Mlottietnng ibres 8ororingens oiirf,
te iie fnna euttniIiigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED uNpNn
rknMIr ina ssa,. AUTHORIZED nv run
All or uCronER q ieig. ON FilR AT
rnE rosr oFncg on 0mAnA NEnn
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-01

An AMERICAN NEWSPAPER wnIcil
STANDS rnR AMKmcAN innAi.a Ann
PRINCIPLES PRINTED N rmR GERMAN
LANGUAGE FoR AMERICAN CITIZENS
VINO READ GERMAN.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-25
IS Years Ago
What Missoula Was Doing
on This Date in 1898.

Kenneth Ross and life are In tho
city from Frenchtown to remain a day
or two
c. NJ. Crutchfield and wife returned
today from IA six weeks visit to the
southern states.
Marcus DAILY and wife are in the city
today from the Bitter Root and are
registered at the Florence.
The W. a. Mentr,m Liquor company
Is in receipt Of handsome wagon
manufactured by the Anhcuser- Busch
Brewing company. II is a beautifully
painted vehicle and Is attractive as
well as useful
The Odd Fellows of Missoula. under
III" auspices of Covenant lodge No. 6,
viii tomorrow appropriately celebrate
the seventy fourth anniversary of the
establishment Of the order In the Unit
ed States.
A petition Is being presented by
ReNs. Clark and Campbell requesting
TIE merchants of the city to close their
respective places of business at S
O'Clock each evening during the next
TWO weeks in order that all persons
may be enabled to attend the great
union revival meeting now in progress
at the old Sweeney building on c.
dar street.
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Stories of Famous Spies
By Albert Payson Terhune
Agnes Ford, Civil War Spy.

of Courthouse
Fairfax II
Mans land 1t lay strip that
with
Sometimes the Ford mansion would be the local headquarters
a 8 owl
presently war
would drive the Union on" of the town garrison the place
a
When other would leave Fairfax in
themselves of the Ford hospitality
said make
vows HER LOYALTY home Which
NORTH charm her
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aying They paid fcrvid
military her And these secrets she sent the confedsr-
a Richmond
the ueners ous Agnes Ford She became one Of the sou' most
Fairfax Courthouse
regulars
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safest time to make the raid 49,
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asked Ford to hide law
nd to gett through o Richmond
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DON'T BE A SOFT MARK.

The people themselves are to
blame for a good part of the high
cost OF living Of which they COM
plain. II they were not SO sub
mlssivc and so easy going, and
If they used more intelligence, life
would be much easier for them.
Here is a case in point. The
young Greeks who control the
shoe shining parlors of this city
nave recently raised the price of
an ordinary shine from ten to fiji
teen cents. The same shine back
IN Chicago costs five cents, al
though it will be presumed that
there is some difference in rents
bctween State street, Chicago, and
Higgins avenue, Missoula. As the
employees Of these places work I'M
der some ea1 of a peonage, the
increase in WAGES Of course, is too
trifling to think of7zeomparison
with the increase in price, These
Greeks who speak the English
language with great difficulty
raise the price of a shine fifty
per cent and when you ask them
why, one of them says, "Da cost
alvin, she go too high" That
is all you can get out of them.
The way to beat this game is for
people to shine their own shoes.
The boys Of the families ought to
shine their shoes and those
Of their fathers, and the girls
should perform the same service
for their mothers. This is good
war time discipline, and will help
everybody but these young
Greeks who have not been in the
country long enough to under
stand its blessings.
And while the mood is upon
us, we add another suggestion:
Let bright young American boy
purchase a shoe shining kit that
he can carry over his shoulder
and visit each day the stores and
offices OF Missoula, where bust
ness man or an editor can have
shine for a fair price, while
sitting at his desk and continuing
his duties. There is a real open
ing. Only the boy and the kit
are needed, for shoe shining does
not require long period of tech
meal education with a masters
degree.
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A MOVE FORWARD.

Following the appointment Of
Charles NJ. Schwab as director
general of the Emergency Fleet
corporation, comes the appoint
mcnt OF John ID. Ryan, as director
OF aircraft production. These are
the two great fields of American
endcavor and, finally, We have in
command of each a master Amer
lean executive. If these men
prove unable to deliver the goods.
then good night to all that was
won at Yorktown and Gettysburg.
After one year Of pitiful failure
in these lines the government at
Washington has turned in the
right direction, and we may con-
fidcntly hope for results. Some
of these dollar-a-year men have
barely earned their salaries and,
certainly, all of them look pretty
small alongside Scilwab and
Ryan.
Montanans know MIR. Ryan. He
is one Of them and they may well
rel bard WITH pride and satisfaction
bid app ltQeI stq this bis- and
nedpon No war p06t. He h&s q
aal S{sion. rare Judgment 81
~ and ths sellity to get the best
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Co.Eds Take Places
Of Men, Even in Baseball.

Each day the co-eds of the State
University are demonstrating their
ability to fill vacancies left on the
campus by the withdrawal of more than
100 men students from the institution
40 become .Saammees-o on, Aher day OF
this year, some of the women insisted
upon taking part in the cleanup labor
on the campus. Until last week 1t
was never dreamed that a woman
should enroll in forestry. but now some
Is co-eds are taking regular classes IN
drafting. OF late the janitor OF one OK
the buildings on the campus resigned
his position to accept one in the army
Ct Uncle Sam. His place went to a
woman, or two women. Now the
women of the institution make known
their intentions Of learning baseball
thoroughly SO that in case too few men
return to school next year, the national
will game viii go on the same as ever.
For the past few years, the women
of the university have played indoor
baseball in the gymnasium, but this no
longer satisfies them. They insist upon
playing out of doors and upon a regu-
lstion diamond.
Their requests have been granted.
Instruction in the game Is now being
given TO the womans gymnasium
classes at the university. SO In ear
nest are they. that n league has been
organized and a schedule been ar
ranged. Six teams will compete for the
flag. Each of the woman's fraternities
will be represented by an organization.
the dormitory will have team, as will
the town girls The games will not
be held in private as were the indoor
games, but will DO held on the diamond
on Montana field, and will be open to
the public. Practice has already be-
gun and it is probable that the cham-
pionship series will be held some time
in the latter part OF next month.
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THURSDAY. APRIL rs, 1918.
KEEPING OUR HEADS.

Conceivably, the "anti-Gcrman
everything" movement in this
country could 60 very far. We
might kill all of the dachshunds.
We might compel all American
born citizens Of German descent
to change their names. We might
cease to drink beer because it was
first brewed in Germany; our
physicians might abandon the
use of salversan because the
formula came from a German
scientist. We might tear down
the statue Of Baron Steuben who
fought with Washington. We
might do many absurd things, but
do not let us go crazy over any,
thing but whipping the Huns back
into their lair. II the teaching of
German in our schools and uni
versities tends to irritate a con-
siderable number of Americans
or to chill our patriotism, then we
should abandon it for the time,
but for that reason alone.
There is q wide distinction be-
tween kultur of the kaiser and his
Prussian junkers, and culture, as
we understand it. This war can
not last forever, and afterward,
there will be a better under
standing. We therefore do not
advise the burning Of German
textbooks or the immortal works
OF Goethe ami Schiller, but rather
that they be carefully packed
away SO that they will not become
mildewed, and later be in condi-
ton for return to our libraries,
unless the State Council of De-
tense plans to put the ban on
them forever.