davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote., 1918-05-08

HoDnntcrIol. HIbcr hcr 1Sobrifont
I'll nid)t g0uillt, ben @crt ocs Not-
materials OUrcb leinc ciQcnc 9lrbeit
jl erbobcn. Gr gent o1f Sen 9lr-
belt2lnorft lmO fouit Iicb Die @ort
NrhCjtafroft. GicIc bCiiBt Gin 9lr6ei
ter lmo 0cn njnmt cr nit in icin9
s5o6rlf, Der mlr6 Ooa NcIO rmo @rlD
ldioIrct. (ln0 6n9 Qcid)iebt 70:
Gm t5obrifont aibt Dem 9lrbcitcr
s. mp Io0l filr 0icica NclO Ipinmr
0u mir Ojc Mnlnrmol(2 5l Gorn.
@c'cbt Der 9lrbcitrr f0nutc Qcnml
olarchncn mlcUicl QCIClicboitliheu
&Crt Cr in cincr StitlOe cr5clot
hat D. \. lOic Oicl icin. 9lrbcit bcrch-
ne nod Belt in elmer Strm0c mcrt
bat lNo 0iClcr g2srt fImr elmer
.g}cn0c DCl0 Qlcid6 Don 80 Gents, 10
n2ttc 0lr 0'orm in iccb& S1unDcn lei
III 0rci GOllnr@ ucr0icnt, 0ctb 0umit
II Der &upitnIjlt nidt Ciuprriton-
0Cn. Ger Mopitoliit NIL ocn S&.rt
Der III Dem NCI0c ltcftc, Dos cr iohltc
fitr 0o2 9}Qbntntcriol ,lrriif ho6cn
NN0 n0h n>br S2I0. unO iilr 0icIr3
nOd nubr @clO nIWb ser 2lr6citcr
noh jlUci Snlnocn nr0citcn. 9tlln
hnt Der M0Dituliit iciuc So un0 nnf
cir,u NOuor mchr. GicIsr Collar iii
0Gr WichUrcrt, Ben Ser Nnpit0liit
rl0hr I'M E}nbr oils WGuiom.n bon
Elrbc;tcrn prrht. 00@ i. Ser Wict1r-
Uert mouOU sic (lntsrnGHncr Icin
luri0ic@ %cten ijihrt, Oua lit ser
>2IrGurert. N@r lid INNER mchr ln0
m2hr III OcnNdnOcn Der &ro6in6>t-
ItricllcN onioIlnclt 0ciicn AlioMt
c1tieGlihe Mriicn hcyoliocIdfu0rt
ln0 inc wobre @ciNel Scr Aicnlh-
htit lit.
C1@ lit Ser M}s1uucrt, ben mir al.
S@'Gn It hubcl mollcL lUcm mir fur-
0cru O0H Ser 2lrb,;ter 0cn Uollen
GrtrGQ iciNer }IrE.it asuicBrn ioIl.
TiIr 0en NopjtoIiitcn lit Oiricy Mc6r-
mcrt Elm icinc@ Gin0. 0o2 cr lid nu.
tjlriid) nirht cnt}ichcU lniicu mill.
mt0 MIR cjla. mobl>rgol!iiicrtc an
NCflIrtc @lrbe:tcrih0it miro iritnn02
lclit jGn 0jcIcn 4)tC,mpCrt 5u eutrci-
s., M. ~ -. 4
Vorbote., 1918-05-08

Wrnbcr nit TiQuren luo Stntllca
s0cjIrrt. Gerncr Wltr0Cu uudl Grch.
toNincrn oll2gCnoucrt o0cr in ITels
Ten 0CD0uCN. OtQndc @crGte mo
to'tborcr SdmuG lDur0cn Den Ecs
ten nit rN2 Wrob gClcQt. 9ludl moreu
Spfer lut0 @robimmiiflulgcn al be.
.'tmntcn EoQeu Gc6rGllflid6. Tor
Den %crUoNOtcn DC@ Gotcn lpl,rDcu
cine 3ctt lang IroucrflciOcr Qctrn,
gen.
SfOmjidDc Sutcnopicr.
Gen &crItorbcncn bic Icbtc Gbre
ju crlUeilelL mar 0cu 9i0mcrn cbcnio
Dcllig, lpic Den Srichcn. Nci ocn
NoNern itcJjtc won Oic Eotcn ncb,
rCrc SoNc 0icutlid, aus, Fltntcr 9Sc.
obohtlm9 Scr hcrf0nuulidcn We.
brouhc. Gonn UurOcn iic fcicrlib
bclgclcGt ,Sn OCn 0ltcItcn 3citcn
murocn bci Ben N0mrr1 sic 2citcn
bct Yt0ht lWtCr 0cnt Sdpinc upt
I[ofrJr hcirn+trt N}n, ,,nGIt,>to ,I1, ",'
0rn TomiI;cn mnrhc N;o |'." WH;;,1,,'.,-
jucr't an Gage Uorgcnonuncn. 0lrrQ,
ocn &0iIcr Sultan mltrOc o6cr Ser
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Vorbote., 1918-05-08
u0IPNfNil i'm A0erlulN

SlC Irt llll0 NCllC, mic mon i'm
9tltcrtlm Oic Iotcn beitottctc, uciIt
bel ben OcriNC0encn %0lfcrn ool
imolMe Ncridbjr0cnbcitCn ulf @enfaa
mir jllnOhlt unicrcn 9lif ouf Die
Hcgnptcr. %Cim So0c cincs ,Ionti.
llCnHItNlieOca trnucrtc bic iSonili,
o'F2ntIid). Is ruurOcn Ucii}c &lciocy
IQctrogen. 9lidc oltfs Noupt gcItrcltt
IrnO mon Qjng mCinCn0 ltm6Cr.
Wtnmitn=Ginbati atiamicrnno.
Die %cihen cin5uboIioniercn. mor
bel ocn 9IcNuptcrlt nou groBcr gSic1.
tiQfcit. Civ ioIItcn iiir Sic 9(,fcrItc.
Dlna rn0 @icOcrbclcblng m0glihIt
llnncr0n0Crt blcibcn. Bum Ginbo(.
lonlicrcn mar cine bcionOcrc &ricIter.
flonC bcltinm!t. Die 2cidc mur0e
bon 0cn SolIonliCrcrn obgcbolt lu0
ouf Die ErOc QcIC0t 0unn murOe lie
.Don DEM 2iuflhnciOcr nit cinct
IYcNcritcilnncIiCr gc0ffnct, ruu Sic
Gm9Nuci0c iu cntfcrncn. GicIcr lief
obcr 'orort 0nOon ltno muroc bon 0cn
onNcrcn 6lmt ShcinC pCriolot, neil
lcoc @Cpoltt0tigfcit nnt mcnid)lidhen
&orpcr fllr frcOclbnft golt. IS mir.
Dc onrQltf Der gon5c &0rpcr nit mohl
tlcGIcnocn SuhCn nngciilQt un6 5ll=
0CNnht. Gn0lih mllrOG n0dh 0cr
9nIl6c Hclrlnnnl nit 9tdtron bcboIt.
belt, n0a lhur l0nltli6r@ @oiicr CIT.
51C,t lul0 Die ,YCttCilC Ucrnidltct. 9tur
MuUt ml0 &nOd)Cn bliCbcn 5llriiG
Ncrllcr lOur0Cn notb MCibrnud) un0
WiDrrlCn ollg0UCn0Ct. 0unn murh2
O1c- |Cldr in fCinC SCinnan0 oCrpifs
felt nit @unmi iibCrltridrn lm0 in
clI1cn &oltcn 0clcQt. Scr gcnou fiir
llc poBtc, Cine IoINc 2ciGe, IGltnrlc
Ncllonnt, 9INQ llc III &erluelung
llber, lonOcrn trofnctc gonj Gin. Die
NerrldtlmQcn bcinr GinboIionrieren
noblncn ehua 20 Gage in glniprud.
Ale Selhcn mltr0cn bon 0Cn Ser
monotcn micOcr ob4cbolt.
%or Der SeicBrng purOc Oo5 g.
tengerlht obgcboiten. gln einem he.
ltlnmtcn Gage murOc sic 2eihc in
clnem &obn oltf ben Seid) ge6rudt.
glrf Der eiltea Seite 0e5 Scihes nob.
men Die Nidtcr, ollf Der onoern Scit2
Die SermonOten Elot; jebt tonnte L,
Der Ben Seritor6enen onfIoQcn
&onntc Scr 2lnflGgcr ieinc 2Et$io0c
niht bclucilcn, 10 nllrOe cr bart &c.
Itraft; lDurOc tic uber ol5 Qcrcd,tfers
tt9t bcfllnben, ID Ourftc Die 9eite
nlft felerlib beltntet luer0en. Ore
9lnge5origen ltellten iie 5u Soufe bin,
Vorbote., 1918-05-08
(JlnC l!NtcrrCNnn0 nit Srubfu.

(;inc l!utcrrconng NIT Srukfu.
2lm ielben GNQe qo6 mir GroBtD
cine lluterreounQ iiber Die Yroiette Der
neuen M}u0t - Der 0iftotur oe5
groIeturiut@ tuelhe 0clooorsti mir
ol5 eine 65rm loIer He9ierlnQ be-
ichrieb, Dem 9olt5pi0en Qetor&eno
urD Den lctoeu 8epolten poQe3 Spiel
gebeno.
Gr iaote: Die grooiIorjIhs Rcoiez
rung lit obIOlut m1ftlos. Die Sour
9eoiiie lit iii aOntroGe, ober oieIe
AontroQe lit mo5tiert purh cine Ser
cinigunQ nit ben QelndBi9ten Yorz
teien 22yebt, lpG6renD Der Repolution,
tonn mon Nepclten Oon Souern ie6en,
lpel6e mioe linn nuF ous oerIprodlene
2ono 5u m0rten unb I'M gon3en 2onoc,
in olen &lniIen Der 9(rbeiter II Die r:
'elbe llnBufrieoeNteit 6emcrt6nr. Die
$1errihoft Der 8ourQeOiiit lit MIR
Durh SiirQertricQ W0Qlid'. Die aorz
nilow Y}ethoot 1T Der ein3iQe Weg
ollrcb lpelhcn licb bic Soutqeoiiie 6olz
ten fam. 2f6er eS il Die7e Mabt,
melfe berIeIben TeGlt. Die Nrmee lit
nit inns!
Die germittler uno 6rieoens Iifter,
So5inl=RepolltionGre mo MenI6ez
l0if> bobcll oUc HlutoritGt pcrlorcn:
mGbreno Der &ompf 3lpi1fen Den Suuz
ern un0 ben 2onoei9entiimern, 3niz
I0cn N.ll HlrhCltcrn lmO DcnSnnf;er5,
3Iuiichen ben Sclboten uno ben &orniz
Iop Offi5ieren, bitterer ais je aupor
Qelporben 1T. gfur bur6 ben &ompf
oieter @oltsmoiie, mir bur6 ben Siea
Der proletoriI6en 9ittotur, tonn bic
ReoolutiOn 3uItnnDe tommen uno bos
8olf 9erettet peroen.
Die Scoiets IinD bic poNfommenbz
Ite Experimentation oe5 8oltes; boQz
tommen tn ihrer repolutionGren grz
frhrun9, tn tbren Sheen lrnb 3ielen.
9eltllbt oireft ouf Die 9(rmee in ss
Vorbote., 1918-05-08

Gin Soyticr ,OCiiCn @Cii bcfnnnt
nor, bcQiu0 iGin filnfllnO5wor5i0iibs
RIGGS Weif6ft2jllbil0um ltn0 lit aus
Oicicut }jnIoilc @c0cniton0 io0IrciHcr
Gbr3ngcn 2Iltt0 Gin OrOcn oicrtcr
&loiIc triIIt cir. Scr Ntom 1T 10
9lijflidb lnO 10 gutter @ounc, nob cr,
Inn lCjncr TrCll0c 9hla0rlrf SIT 0e6en.
bcIcblicBt, ouh iciltcm &crIOnol ot
Oicicm Gage cine bcionocrc TrcuOe
5u bcrcitcn. So l0bt cr 0cnL non.
0cnl CT Oic lSlilfmilnihc Der 2clite
cnlpfon0cn jc0cm Ser 2lnQcitc[Gten
lcinc - NbOt00ropjic ilbcrrcihcn.
9lI3 CT Damn - i'm GritQcmotoc.
Den nufcInOcn Or0cn oirf Ser &ruit
- Oltrc9 bic Wei60it3r0lunc 0cht,
finOet er icincn Erofl,riiten 2elpin-
iobn Derticit 1T bcn 2(nbIi& ser E6os
to9ropbic.
$50, Iicbcr alter tSrcltno," ioot er
9cmiitlid, olUor oo5 nlrn cine ll6crs
roidun9? @os IuQcn Sic 3u ncincr
SOcc?"
SeDiniobn 6litt ouf, iicDt Sen So1.
ftcr on Oonu 0os SiIo, borouf luieocr
lcinen GbeT ln0 inQt trOfen:
vSicbt Sbncn 0bnIif, Slcrr Som,
nlcrjlenrat.
Vorbote., 1918-05-08

Roudfel0, Elm tleiner &oufmonn
ite6t Dor ieinem 2o0en. Nie er 10 bic
Strobe 6inunterblidt, iiebt er 6errn
G0mi, einen Ieiner 0lGubigsr, bnbsrs
tonmen. Gr ge6t linn I4nel ent9egen,
blei6t Dor Dem 8erbubten lteBn unt
I6reit i'm on:
User 6eSoAlt mir2"
Vorbote., 1918-05-08

'ETVT I1VHI TTTIIT UT .9EVVTIUVTT.
Mottc Ser Wionn 0oa 9IobmotqrioI
Iclb't rerorbcitct, 10 h0ttc Die @onm-
ppllc noh Scr &crorbcitlmo luoh(
mehr @crt Qcbobt, OoN Ser N}onn
bette fcincn Niebrucrt hicriiir CT.
boltcn. 0:lnn bottc rr 10 pcrOicrt
ourdl leine 9lrbeit ruos CT mc6r on
Welo fiir OiesSore er6ie(t olS iiir boS
Vorbote., 1918-05-08
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-''llV -'l'llV lit olI SScIL oyS i'',i''Ft nlcHf
l'I'o I,'e9t nm llM ]rcf'L Tt0oifen MIR
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U''i ou d 5G %? I''a'LlloN oct9:n'l lllIo
~ ,.I''St $Vlu ""IIWIIt 10 Hit2 IL. loIl'IlCi''.
N06u Ut DC!ttC Der lOU=l0NriQC VGs
oltrt@t0g Don @url Ntarr bclun0ur9
Qcel0net. GoB mir l0n niht fro-
per, Dorfnltn92noller bc9chcn tolmcn.
SoB mlr Dclttc netter ol2 Ic cntrcrnt
'illo oot Der %crmIrtIidNna lcNc@
9ntI'Tc% "Irociter ollrr SoIIocr Der.
e'n!91 Gli0.
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rllf!trIlt Don Der SlrhnIhrlu1 1cn3G
HiiIforoGrIInI? %lcIicidt 1m0 Dlr lI,r
II; &irtII@tcIt 9ornIdt 10 nole gcluc.
leIL oI@ lOir oInnbtIN EllIf 1coen
'Euu n0ttCIl pcI lU,lt2ll1 nidlt nue, mel
oc 'lN I'M oo@ rote NoIlNer 'dnrtch
oeNrIffcM loor0ltf @torr leIncn 81
rnL "1roeltcr nIIer Soli02r, oercIIli1t
CliH. dlifNebnut hottc. u bat Der
arrB>n %ape0lmQ al (;cfe 1cfeHlt
81 olelc hobcn olc @rlin0i>brcn oe@
oo}ioIl@lltu@ mdt per'tonocn
8
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qil19 Hod tletn mar, nI@ ne nod per
'oI1t ml'roc. ola Der. 1ucI1er llch e.
jloINI noniltc, 'th GhItnncn !notcrl-
Clln Sdj40'alm1en nm 1or Hu@luel>
lln!N olI91eGte, IA 1hIcB mm lih
1Itdlt Der Eortei oil. 'Uenn mon nIht
CONS oljrdorlIlocn NOR Don 0en &eA-
rcH oc2 SoNnIl@mll@. onln0l% 1nl0lcr-
ten bic Nrb,itcr, Wo2 en- 4url N}orr
GER Mcjt leQc0cn hot. lmo lonrOcn
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Vorbote., 1918-05-08

lclb. SorQnn9 Uou}:Cbt lid bon nCll~
en-. SO but Dos Samcuforn fCinCt
Ncrt. Coh iobnlO Scr !Qtcllih iciNc
&au0 on Die 9lcDrc lr9t, bcgilunt o;c
WCrtbII0mnN. 9ilio Ourd mcui0litja
Nrbclt. Ser %on0wonn m0bt nu0
Orlld)t Dos @Orn c9 but Damn Cinrn
bcltInuntcn 9&crt, lmD 5mor ioUirl
MCrt nlS ncndblid1e 9lrbcit3fruft
Oarin Itcdt. Ger NtillIcr nohli Oo@
Sort 10 for1mt cin nellcr 8Crt fin.
ilL Der Batter budt Oaa !9tChl I'll
&rot, lm6 I'M &rot miro ser gScrt
Der QCI0nltcn ourin Cntb0ltcncn pr
teit i'll Hr-iic nusgc0riittt, Die 0n9
SnlnCnforn Qcbrnuft BOT, i'm IN sen
3lntnl0 &rOt 5lG gclonIcn. Go3
Ncl0, fir mcld)ca mir @rot ciltous
ltcL lit rldlta as Elm QQgcnlcinCr
g&crtnciier, olla in !GoF. nod 0cln
nlnn Den g&crt nliBt Ger III cjnCn
Nc0cnltonoe itcft, Ocn mon lintou-
ictcN Mill. llnicr nciQmtcr &an0I
-, ~, "S,, Gr ",'' ,u'', s., >i?t,'I%L t - o[ 'ot(
h;a %,r;, r,,4."!> ~nS Uo ~ ~, 0"' t. G,t
nod Dem ic0Cr 0eQenItnllO ollf lei.
HCn @ert bGmciiCn mcrOen fam. Ger
l&crt ser ncnIhlichc1 9lrbeit mic6cr-
I'M miro noCO Scr 3cit bCrchncr.
I l. -
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inf ly}rrfrn mir mr. Soi, ~ Gin nlljn.
t,rihicN hrifrht emiifsn Son Son Tir1e,,
>,aId,r mir iiir ,r1,icrrr, cSrhro,Trh 6cr.
itr0rn ,a,n nana, 81, 6nr,c;,o1+ ,,,~, n~
cen fjlr Ocn 2luatotIdI O0cr p;e mon|
in tdQlid]Cn @cbCn I01t, iitr Sen
Goa Gin0, Wclfca mir iiir
Ills Iclbit hCritcQcn, hat nltr cincn
g&crt. Sen 6c6rollchsprrt. Io3
GjWl DclNc$ MIR obcr iijr Ncn 2(It5
touid beritclL.n. b,iipt nod cincn
5ncjtcn @crt, 0cn EolIdNpcrt. luO
Oici2r louIducrt mirO bcitimmt
G.rh Die III ibrcr 3criteNlnQ n3tilc
@trb2it glneiicn nnth 3cit.
IS ljcBe Iich bier nod ollcrbon0
iitcr Sen &cbrulldYslpert ioocn lnn
luN Nin Innh(G,rfi1n i1(ifn Hhnr A,i,
Ser g2crt gincr 9&ore pou 9lnocbct
ln0 9}ot)frolc 6cItinnt miro, 0od)
tommcn mir icbt ST Dem 0}chrmcrt.
Vorbote., 1918-05-08
Ger Urj1lMp5 her DOlI(jewjkj
60 I'm u ccD.
(SortIeBunQ.)

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, May 4, 1918, as
required by The act OF Oct. 6. 1917.
Vorbote., 1918-05-08

Entered Second Class Matter June az tAs Nu.
etics OF Chicago. nlinoia. ander Act Of March ca.
Vorbote., 1918-05-08
@cnn Die Sulifcluifi nidlt aclupnnc.
lIGttru

$n t.s:s slben Gibuna Oss getroz
gssoer S5sss'ts am u. Otto6er Iproz
@en Solodten, Irbeiter uno 9nuetn.
Die 9efll6le Der MoiIen entbii[eub,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-27
johnson Wins Finally.

New York, April 26.-Waltcr John
son. Washngton's star pitcher, won
his first game Of the season here to-
day, defeating New York, to 4.
,, Washington ciinched the game In the
opening inning. scoring SIX runs. five
OF them before a batsman was retired
McGrhw. q New York recruit. gave
four successive bases on balls before
he was relieved by Thorlnahlen. who
also was ineffective.
Score X, III. T..
Washington ..............,......,........ . 10 4
we" YIN
johnson and Ainsmith: Mogrldge,
Thormahlen and Hannah
Wild Pitch Fatal.
Philadelphia, April 26.-Boston de-
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PENNSY FRESHMAN
WINS PENTATHLON
William F. Bartels College
Champion.

Philadelphia, April 26.---William r..
Rartels OF Jersey City. freshman Mt
the University of Pennsylvania.
stepped into athletic fame today by
winning the pentathlon, representing
the all-round college, championship ut
the twenty fourth annual relay race
carnival Of the University OF Pennsyl-
vania on Franklin field.
Bartels finished first In the javelin
and discus throws, second In the broad
jump. fifth In the 200 meter race and
last In the 1900 meter run. He made
no attempt to win the' long meter race
because he was sure winner OF the
pentatflon.
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MOVIES START TODAY
ATLlBER1Y THEATER
Many Good Things Ahead for
Picture and Stage Fans.

The Liberty theater will open this
evening as a moving picture house.
presenting Lillian Walker in THE Lust
81 the Ages" telling an unusual story
IN an unusual manner. but driving
home forceful lesson. Beginning
with the home life Of well bred young
lady whose father is a slave to the
greed Of wealth, the production por-
trays the misery that would follow the
sc eking for a monopoly of gold The
story deals with three periods and Miss
Walker plays the leading part in each.
The end verifies the lesson which it is
sought to portray.
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Little Bit Old. aShiorsd"
Is True to Manuscript.

certain authority has claimed that
successful plays are not written but
rewritten. "A Little Bit Old Fash
ioned' by Anna Nichols, in which May
Robson will appear. under the manage
ment OF Augustus Pitou. at the Liberty
theater on May 3. is Il shining excep-
ton. The original manuscript shows
that 1t was rehearsed and Is still acted
without the alteration of a single line
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A Cinema Feature
Is "Parentaas."

Parentase, message to mothers
and fathers and to young folks whu
some day believe they may be grad
uatcd into that class of society, is to
be given at the Empress theater for
three days beginning Sunday. The pic
ture was shown in part privately some
weeks since in Mssoula, and having
been privileged to sec it.. your reviewer
can say that not only does it convey a
strong moral, but it gives you a chance
to see some excellent acting. There
Is some child playing in this picture
which is altogether exceptional and not
To he missed.
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GIANTS KEEP up
eALLoPIhc PACE
Again Defeat Brooklyn in
Contest Featured by
Hard Hitting.
BOSTON IS SHUT OUT
Chicago Whips st. Louis and
Pirates Get Long End
y With Cincinnati.

1tn ninth straight victory today. de-
teating Brooklyn, IL to 5. The Giants
used up four Brooklyn pitchers
Mitchell. who left for Camp Upton to-
night. pitched his farewell game and
lasted less than an inning, the first
four New York natsmen making safe
hits. Grimes was batted out in the
sixth.
Demaree was hit freely but received
good support in the pinches Causey.
4 aew Giant pitcher. was given work
out in the ninth inning and made a
Good impression,
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Lewis. is coming to the Empress next
week in man Of Music Mountain"
Those who like Mr.. Reid's acting would
do well To see this picture, AS it is
likely to be the last one In which he
will be seen until he goes back to his
profession. The cast with him is large
and competent. Ann Little appears in
the title role, and among the others
players are Theodore Roberts. Charles
Ogle and James Cruze.
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feated Phtladelphia, to l, today. Scott
Perry held Boston hitless for six in
nings and then cut loose a wild pitch
as Strunk started to steal third in the
seventh. Strunk. scored. Hoblitzers
double. Scotts single and Kopp's fun
bic put Boston's second run across the
plate. Leonards wildness gave tho
Athletics lots Of chances to score, but
they failed to grasp the opportunities.
Score z. Fl. T..
-DOSlOu y
IIlHhuclputd -.....--s..s-.----..- l !
Leonard and Agnew; Perry and
Perkins.
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A pawnbroker says it takes a man of
nerve to pawn his umbrella in the
course of q rainstorm.
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'SOX FIELDER'S
BATTING WINS
.IacksOn's Terrible SWats Puts
Game on Ice for World
Champions.
COLLINS HAS RECORD
Boston Manages to Defeat
Philadelphia Although
Greatly Outhit.

St. Louis, April 25.--Chicago hit
Lowdermilk hard and OPPORTUNITY and,
aided by two errors, won the opening
game of the home season here today,
6 to 2 Joe Jackson had Il perfect day,
getting four hits in as many times Mt
bat, driving in five Of the visitors runs
and scoring the other himself. In the
fourth. with Collins on first, he hit the
ball into the right field hlcachers for q
home run.
Before the game the players, headed
by the jefferson barracks band and
detachment of regulars gave an ex
hibition drill.
Eddie Collins, second baseman on the
White Sox, today broke the worlds
record, made by Sam Crawford. with
472 games. or playing in 473 consecu-
iva eynv
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Why Not Be Good to Yourself.

If you awaken weary and unre-
freshrd in the morning, or tire early
in the day. are bilious and blue"
with coated tongue and bad breath
T you are suffering from Indigestion
81 eonstipation-you will find Foley
Cathartic Tablets quick to relieve and
comfortable in action. They are
wholesome and health giving. For
sale by Missoula Drug Co.
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Grover Wins Farewell.


Chicago. April 26.-Grover Cleveland
Alexander. premier pitcher OF the Ma
ti4nal league, pitched his farewell
game here today before reporting to
Camp Funston for duty in the Ma
N4nAl army and Chicago won from st.
l6uis. to 2.
X was pitching duel between Alex
Aader and May. the latter being unable
IN % the route. Alexander allowed
eaay two hits, both OF which were made
~ Roger Hornsby.
Chicago rallied In thu seventh In
ming and punched three hits off May
for the lead. Sherdell, after being
f0uched for a double in the ninth. was
replaced by Ames. With the bases
li11ed after he had walked two men and
one out. Ames fnmbled Flack's
g1nunder and Mann scored the winning
ran.
Before the game Alexander was pre-
scented with a wrist watch by his team
mates and two large bouquets by his
friends.
Score: r. II. Il.
81 Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]
chicago ............-.......-......-.-...-... =
May, Sherdell. Ames and Snyder;
Alexander and Klllifer.
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Brave, are BIanksd.

Boston. April 2G.--Pitcher Main gave
Boston four hits today. Philadelphia
winning. 3 to 0. Tho visitors grouped
hits Off 11aarn. starting his first game
here. In the sixth Bancroft doubled
and scored on McGafffgan's single. In
tho ninth Stocks single. Cavath's
triple ana Inderus' sacrifice fly scored
Tea mare Ny. Phil aeInhia
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COAST LEAGUE

Sacramento, IL: Salt Lake, 5.
Los Angeles. s: San Francisco q.
Oakland, 3: Vernon, ]. "a innings.
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Nktshuroh Wins.

the second game of the series with
Cincinnati here today, 7 to /, largely
through the effective hitting of Ham
ifton. who kept the visitors hits scat
tered. Eller was hit freely after the
third inning. Pittsburgh punched five
hits In the fifth inning which Melted
four runs. Stengle's home run hit
went over Chase's head to the left
field fence.
Score: K. II. T..
Cincinnati ,..............-.,.,........- / 10 .
Pittsburgh .............,........7 II 0
Eller. Conley and Allen; Hamilton
and Schmidt.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-01
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BREAKS
 UP YOUNG WOMAN'S GRAFT
FORGED HER TO TURN OVER $14,oo0 SHE HAD COLLECTED
 FOR WAR WORK.

New York, July 31--,Another "wal charity" went into the discard here today when District Attorney Swanr ordered Miss Ethel Langdon Drake to turn over to French Ambassador Jusserand s14,000 which had been collected for the ostensible purpose Of equiPping % ambulance units for the sixth army of France and to dis continue her war charity activities in America.
 Simultaneously Miss Virginia K. Chandler, captain In the "The Drake Section Sanataire," which was to op- crate the % ambulances announced that a training camp of 19 young women at Bayside, Long Island, un- der her command had been disband- ed and she had resigned her com- mission. All of the young women are said to be from families of wealth and social prominence.
 District Attorney Swann said his interest in the "section sanataire" grew out of the fact that Miss Drake had ordered no ambulances, though she had advertised that she had given 25 to France and wanted to send 1000 drivers.
 Miss Drake admitted, Mr. Swann said, she had received from $75 to s175 each from the young women rockies" in the training camp to de- fray expenses. She turned over to the district attorneys office $90O worth of diamonds which had been given her by Miss Gladys Rhoades of Omaha. as guarantee that her camp fees would be paid.
 Miss Drake is living at the Ritz Carlton, which also was headquarters for the "section sanataire" Young women who were in training at the camp included Miss Ethel M. Tobin, San Antonio, Texas.