davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Londyn, "a. srpna.l Media
VINO jedna anglicka ponorka u
tkala Sc s jednou n3rneckou.
Nepfatelska ponorka pfeplula
severnf more, vnikla do angli-
ckych vod cekala ma n3ja-
kou LODI, ktera by il prista do
rany. Angiicka ponorka sc vra
celia k sve basi. Obelodi nacha
zeli Sc ma povrchu, avsak an
glicka ponorka spatri1a nemec
kou drive a potopila SCI, nezli
n.ohla .byti spatfena neprfte-
lem, vypalivsi dive torpedo.
Kdyz opet vznesaa Sc mad vod
III hladinu, angNcka posadka
nalezla jednoho trosetnfka me
ri troskanai znitene ponorky.
Eyl to- kapitAn nemeck2 lodi.
Ostatnf ddstojn1ri i muzstvo
zahynulo lodi
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|Isku museji byt neodvislyln sta
tenn. Polaci budou neodvislyhi
'n1redem We ,sv6In state, aby ma
|vychode byIo Nemecko We sve
pfnavosti zastaveno. Carl
brad bude wat Turkdm a stej-
ne dardanellska dzina a pre-
vzata pod mezinarodni sprawl,
9Pafestfna nikdy nebude vrace-
ma Turkdm a Asyrane a Asyra
ne = Armeni budou ochran9ni
pred cizim jhem. Belgie ma PRIV
MIN miste must dostat zadosti-
.ucineni. zadny jiny mir nesmi
'byt uzavren. Nesmi Sc smlou-
vat, nesmi Sc Q mir kupcit. v
Fteto va1ce musfme tyto podmin
ky vybojovat, abychom je mo-
hli diktovat = zadnt jine. Ne
mecko musi b5t pok6leno' d0ko
male, ably nebylo Jiz z&dne val
ky, zadnych hr1z.
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yelkem nemeckem clsafstvf u
skutedniti, ,nausel drive yyhodi-
ii Rakousk0 z nemeckeh bun
do. PSslaf Steibera s celou thu
Ipoa vyzvsdack do Rakoiska,
kteri tam diva roxy spehovali
a n$sledek toho byl, ze v roku
1866 napadl Rakousko, vyhodil
je z nemeckeho bundu, dal 81
vyplatit obrovskou valetnou ma
hradu a ukradl Rakousku to,
CO ono v roku 1864 ukradlo
Dansku a pfipojil Schleswig-
| Holstein k Prusku.. Jeden zlo-
del okradl druheho.
V tom case byl Bismarck pri
praven ma v9tM korist'. Povolal
i k sobe Steibera a postal jej do
, Francie co n&celnika soustayy
!. spehounske, ktera citaba ma ti-
Esfce obratnych muzu a zen.
7 Pc tfi roxy (od 1867 do roku
! 1S69) Steiber a jeho zfizenci
J pracovali tajn6 a skvele po ce
le Francii. Pfestrojili Sc, kdyz
toho by,o tfeba - nekteri tez
lvstoupifi do francouzske arma
dy JIM dali Sc najmouti "a slu
zebnfky v domech statnfkd. -
Pod samymi nosy mic netusi-
cfch Francouzd tato tajna ban
da Steiberova pilne pracovala.
Mapy pevnosti, del, dzemi,
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;PRovoLANf.

Jmenem sveho z&stupee P.
L. Feisse vyztva vl4da kazde-
no, kdo ma svetnfci K prona-
jmuti, ably to jednateldm, KITE
II pdjdou cd domu k domu, o.
hlasili a kdo muze pfi hIed$nI
'bytu byt -napomocen, ably Sc
tez V budove .obc4odnf Homo
nv ma Public ,Saaarsr pfih1asili.
Vlada Spojenych Stata Sc
|ehce postsrat o slusny pribytek
'rro 10000 delnfkh, kteri ma va
|iecnych potrebach pracuji v
ncdostateenyeh bytech jsou
smestnani. zada Sc, aby mali
Etele pr&zdntch svetnic laska-
We zodpovfdali otazky jedna-
tell Jim kladen-e. Jednatele wy
kcnavajf praci zdarma a proto
kdyby nektery pozadoval neja-
Eou nahradu, ohlaste to hned
(policii. -Vyhotoveife listiry bu-
dou dradovne uschovany a
kdyz nektery delnik bude hlc-
dat ,obydli, bude ma udanou a.
ldresu poslan. Najemnik yam
bude poslan tez bezplatne. Je
[velmi dd1ezito, aby kazdy del
mix, ktery ma valecnych potre-
bach pracuje, mel pohodlne O.
hydli, ably byl schopen svou
ldenni praci vykonat. Bee pra-
ce tech delnikI nem1zou byt
|zasobeni nasi yojiny We Fran
Eeii, kteri tax mnoho nAboj6 a
|strojd potrebuji, a zasilani po-
Etravin pro ne jest tax nutne.
| Kdyz vase obydli neb svet-
fnici pronajmete ubytovacfmu
lvyboru Spojenych StatG, vybor
Sc postara, abyste dostali spo-
lehlive najemniky. Kdyz jed
natele vas navstivi, mozno-M "
kate Jim svStnici, urcitou &C.
Eu "a obydli neb "a sv9tnici,
zda-li muzste pro ne obstarat
jldlo "a jakou cenu. Vasl o.
Ichotou poslouzite vlad&, nasiin
voiinGm a samy sobe.
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BISMARKUY HLANNf SREr

Byl plazivym, usmolentm
|chlapem, 8 velk5ma usima :
'nadurenym nosenn, malych Hd
|vych oci a mel neobyxejr6 vel
Ike ruce ktere sviral a otvira1
:iako by Je myl v neviditelne
mise. kazdemu ,se hnusil
vyjma BismarkoNi ktery;. jel
rostavil v cello obrovske pfnske
taine a!uzby. Tento sfci5pea
houn jmenoval Sc Stejber: On.
sam sebe nazyval doktorem.
: Bylo to roku 1864 kdyz Stei
Iber upoutal ma sebe pozornost
Bism mafckovu, ktert jn tehdy
.snn O zm6neni pouheho prusk<
NO kraiovstvi ' ds&fedni bod
|nemeekeho cisafstvf q Fanny
'sleI toto cisafstv1 uciniti net
mocnejsfm ma svete - vse po
lnoci suroveho nasili . dskoe-
nOsti.
Bismark byl zulovym obrem
Inezohlednym, nesweaemittm.
|ByI ksnclefem pruskkAo kr&-
lie, Vilkma Kmfnky, d8ds N.Y.
|rejsiho kaisera a podstata to-
ho vseho jest smrtici prusianis
mus. Mezi jinymi rysy Bismark
byl veprem. On snedl a. vypill
vice nez kterykoliv muz v Ev-
rope. ON dovedl vypiti kvart
Sampanskeho jednim douskem.
Zde jest Bartonovo vyliceni Bi
srnarkovy obycejne snidane:
"Pozistavala re sesti ma tyr
do uvarenych vajec, dvouliber
niho kusu beefsteaku, nekoli-
ka rfzkI, bazanta, misy sma-
zenych zemakd, talffe zitn&ho
ch,eba, kolacd, tfech velkych
kofaku kavy a kvartu cerve-
neho vina. Byl "retezovym" ku
Efakem, kazdy doutnik zapalo
val "spackem" predchazejici-
Iho."
V roku 1854 rozhodnul Sc,
ze Sehleswig- -Holstein vyjimal
by sc doibre ma pruske mape.
Peslal tedy Steibera, ably pro-
spehoval zemi tu. Vysledek
Steiberovych zprav byl ten, ze
vtakal Rakousko do valky s
Danskem. Ably molrl svdj sen Q
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jiny. Historic to dokazuje. a
~ Depfitelem, ktery zna1 dopo
drobna kazde vojsnsk6 tajesn-
|stvf a znsl arapfed kazdk je-
iich hnutI bylo mtrne bojova-
nj. Jetien valecny dxjepisee
'pravf: q
"Dv6 armady ibyly zodpove-
dny "a porazku Francie We fran
couzsko-pruske valce. Jednou z
Mich byla ndmecka armada z
roku 1870 a. druhou pax Stei-
berova armada spehound, KITE
ia vpadba tajre do Francii v lie
tech 1867, 1863 . 1869.
Jest samozrejmym, ze Stei-
Der byl bohate Odm2n9rI ~
svou zr&dnou praci Kabat je-
no byl poset rady, kapsy nspl-
nsny zlatem. Bismarck ma dI-
kaz velke lcty pozval jej K vel
koIepe hostine. Ale jeho mcth0
dy byly tax spinav6, ze meme
Sti ddstojnici nechteli mu poda
tt ruku, tim meme sedeti s MIN
% jednoho stolu.
/, Jest jisto, ze i pred dnesnf
|vaIkou podobnf Steiberove pro.
lcz.i veskere zeme spojencd.
Jenze tenkrate jiz Nemce znal
geelv svet q v4d&l nae Sc pfipra
|vujf a kazdy larod drzel sve
dvere dobre zavrene, ably po-
o.obIfi nevitAnf hoSt& se do je-
he kuchyh9 nedostali. A i pra-
ce Bismarckova pocina Sc nyni
rititi. Byla stav61,a rsa nepravu
a nasili jak historic uci, mic
podobneho diouho neprezije
syeho zakladatele.
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posadkovych NEST a bezpocet-
ne fotografie byly zsskany. Vo
jenske a diplomaticke tajem-
stvl byly vyst' Arany. Methody
frame ouzskeho vojeraskeho cvi-
yceni, sborove manevry, perso-
mai hlavnfho stabu - vse to a
mrohem vice bylo vycenicha-
no.
Ida Sc skoro nemoznym, Re
vse toto mohlo byti vykonano
bez podezrenf sc strany Fran
couzd. Ale lbyao. We Frahcii
spatne vl&dl Napoleon ILL.,, sar
latan, ktereho pozdeji nd fran
eouzsky vyhnal 8 trdnu. Uplat-
most a neschopnost buje8y ' d
rednich kruzfch. Steber vyuzit
koval teto dFednf hniloby q ma
prost6 nepfipravenosti Francie
5 Kdyz bylo vSe hotovo. Stei.
Der vratif sc do Berlina. Ma tc
spustif Bismarck tajnou masi.
1erii, kter& ihned zpdsobiia va
,ku francouzsko pruskou.
Steiber provedl sve dilo {
d'abelskou presnosti. Francie
,byla v postaveni brace, kterJ
sed1 zady k zrcadlu obr&cen, 8
hraje pokra 8 ostrou kartou. VI
rsledek mohl byti jen jeden.
Francouzove, schopn9 vede
nj, ukazali sc vzdy dobrymi VIZ
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ODJEV LtKAkIlSKf.

Baltimore, Md. --- r. D. Pfid
ham, student lSksfstvi pravi.
fze po etyfletem b&d&nf Sc nh
.podafilo vyletiti usychani ko-
'stf. Oznamuje, ze vyhojil til a
osnpdesat pfipada "a dobu cd
tri do sedusi tydnh. Methoiu
svoji daroval vl&d3 k pouzitf 4
zslozil odboruou uelnocnici. K
N6sni uzfva dvcikyshxniku dn.
-siGnat&ho.
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"JEDINYM ClLEM SPOJEN-
CO JEST POKOfENf MEME
CKA," PRAVf SEN. LODGE.

Washington, 26. srpna. "
zasedani senatu behem debaty
@ branne osnove prohlasi1 sena
tor Lodge We sve reel dnrazne
sve mineni ohledne priStiho mi
ru a prohlasenim svym, jak by
10 jiz uvedeno, tlumocil pre-
svedceni kazdeho uprimneho
Americana. Nemecko musi byt
dokonale pokoreno, must byt
uzavren mir, jenz by snad u
spokojoval v necem Nemeck0.
Takovy mir nemohl by uspo-
kojit mas, prohlasi1 senator
Lodge. Mir musi byt nami dix
tovan a must byt diktovan ma
SINH Spojenci. Vftezstvf tako-
w mir pfinasejici must byt W.
bojovano uvnitf, nikoliv ze-
vnitr nemeckych hranic. Ofen-
silva dnes samozfejme pfesla
do nasich rukou, avsak je tre-
ia vitezstvi ltoku; kterym Sc
zacalo. Jsem pevne pfesved-
cen, ze ma konec zvitezime, a.
mericky lid mini privodit tento
BOZ az do trpkeho konce a do
konale! Je mozno, re Nemci po
poznani, ze jejich vojenska 81
la je u konce a nemuze Sc jiz
postavit ma odpor, sahnou Ease
ke sve stare methode a budou
chtit uzft otravne mirove pro-
pagace, avsak tim Sc nesmeji
dat Spojenci a Spojene Staty
zmylit. Je tudiz potfeba, aby-
chom vedeli pfesne, co chceme
q echo chceme docilit mirem.
= Je potreba 81 stanovit pod
ninky miru ma minimum, co ne
smi byt nijak zmenseno. Jsme
toho presvedeeni, ze bojujeme
ySichni "a demokracii, avsak
bolsevici paraduji pod jmenem
demokracie a uzivaji Ike svemu
prospechu kombinace zrady
korupce a nevedomosti ma o.
vladnuti idu We prospech Ne
mecka. Jedne cesty je treba a
to zredukovat Nemecko ma ia.
kovy stupen, ably nikdy nepo-
myslelo ma zahajeni Ease n3ja
ke valky ma dobyti sv6toveho
lpanstvi. Turecko a Bulharsko
museji snasst osud Nemecka a
t. z tech ddvodd, aby nikdy Sc
|jiz neodvazily a nemohly vf-
bee ohrozovat mir svetovy.
| Ma to senator Lodge uv&dAl
ijednotlive podminky, jak byly
EJM vcera uvedeny. Elsasko &.
Lotrinsko !, musi pripadnout
Francii, 1talska Irredeata .
Terstsm pfipadne Nalii Srb-
sko a Rumunsko stanou Sc ne
!odvislynai stAty, Eecko bude o.
chraneno q zajisteno, Jih0slo-
vane a Cschoslovaci v Rakou-
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"
vaecne dsporne znanky jsou bcem, kterym jsou poha
nen Hunove cipernejsimu dteku
cisaf Sci die vlastnich SLOW vzdy kd pfedu Bohem
nyni bude ustupovat ma zad certu
DIE germansleho. tsku Jest nemecky lid "a armadou
venku je "a nj neustale Pershing, Foch Haig.
bitve poblize vladvosoku byi bolsevkove komando-
yani po nemecku Chudaci, ii to dopracovai.
Nasi amerieti hosi armade pry ted zeni Frsn
couzkami, No, pockejte, az jen pfijdete domd.
pozada vas kdo zapajseni knihy jen ably zab dlou-
hou chvli, podejte mu pfedohu zakona povalecich
Nkdo prv nevi kde Sc naleza vastne nemecky koruni
prime snad byl jmenovan admiraem nemecke oty to je
nejjistes misto.
Maxim Gorl Jest pry mrtev, ale podobne zpravy Ru-
ska zneji "en spase proto doufame, zvym Cor
kjem jeste sejdeme
Carnegie kdys uvol vypaceti odmeny hrdindm. Dne
sn vakou mdze byti ale se pfiveden mzinu = kdyby
slovu danemu chtel dostat. 80
clevelandke kondukterky pouicnich kar odany budou
vkusnou unformu Jen at velkou kapsu
zrcadko pudrovaci prasek Sc stetkou.
Policat Beare pry nosi zavo rukavce ably chranen
byl pro moskytam Nemoha mestska rads take jee
koupiti nejakou tu etni damskou kozesnu?
Kazdy rocniho prijmu vice pax 5000 100000 dol
laru zapla plnych $50 dan Podotykame jen re cest
novinari touto DAM nikterak nejsme znepokoeni.
Amsterdam oznamuje, re Praze koIu liz move zIate
strbrne ceskosovenskeho stau vypIacenm ale bu
de zapocato akme vojsko pfekroc ceske hranice
Nemecky korunni prime pry zmochuje uneleckjeh DEL
To je uz parne tax rodne vzdyt jeho ded Kymmelwlen
1866 uadl Pardubcich umelecha dvfka Cd kamen
Ia nynes spoenecke protofensivy ma Nemeeko specia
listu stratega usupu Kome sadkou nadejP 10 bude
nevdet akovych specias potrebova hned neko
ik tuctl.
III mrtvych vsaly' Hindenburg vyadr, re spojenc
jev istou Zajse nasedkem staleho hnani NemcI
en pocka akme oddechnou pocne nemeck marathon
sky beh zavod Rynu poznovu
Nemci bezmOcnem vzteku nadavaji ceske armad6, ze
jest lupicd To jest cd Nemcd nezdvofos
drazdanske sby plnych umeleckych del Praze Sasy
kradenych.
Nemecky korunni prime zakoupi Eisasku krasy staek
cenu majitel enz vdbec neche proda rt
Lepe by udela kdyby by maetek enom proretoval
Nemci bezak budou musit EIsaska stehovati.
Vynalez rucniho mynku ktery m6ze ovladati jedina
soba jest vece prakckym manzea bude toci kkou star
kuk nasejpat nemladsi potomek ukzet hotovou mouku
kdezo hava rodny pan pf pantku mdze en prac
dohlizet
Buffalo bylo hlasovano, zda sm byt zvSseno jizdne
poucnich karach &c. Navrh propadl obrovskou v6s
nou proti Bylo by zajiavo zna by
IT, mz Ito bylo maych pfmd spoecnosti provadec
ulien vozbu
26. srpen nestastny den Rufa, dvou cesk5ch krad
kdy padl Pfeys Otakar H. Moravskem Poll bitve pro
Rudolfu Habsburskemu 68 let pozdeji Krecsk Jan Lu
cembursk boji po boku Francouz prot Anscannm Dnss
po alech bouJi hos Europe ASH pro krale ale
pro d;adern svobodne republky Ceskoslovenske.
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KEEP UP THIS LINE.

We learn from one OF the Amer
lean war correspondents who was
ordered out of Germany, but is
still living in Switzerland, that
the Prussian military system
gives the greatest attention to
rapid and accurate delivery OF
letters to soldiers along the firing
lines.
The reason is that the German
authorities recognize the vital
importance OF maintaining the
morale Of its armies, and to con-
serve this morale, nothing is so
conducive as close relationship
between the soldier and the folks
back home. That line OF COM
munication from home is always
kept open. The letters from home
keep the fires burning in The sol
diers hearts and when they fail,
doubt, suspicion and discourage
ment follow. Also, this system is
just as necessary to maintain the
morale of the home folks.
There have been many occa-
sions for criticism of Postmaster
General Bnrleson's department
in our own bailiwick, but We
would be willing to stand for thai
as part of Il war sacrifice, if We
were assured that the soldiers
were getting all of their letters
promptly and regularly. Oul
duty in this matter is plain. We
must write to our soldiers con.
stantly, and if we do not hear
from them as often as we woulC
like, let us not cease writing
Many of the letters, perhaps al
of them, will arrive at the fight
ing front in time. II is impossi
bic to eXaggerate the importanc,
Of this duty. We have no doub
that the government is making
extraordinary efforts to maintain
this mail service, but our duty j;
to write cheerfully, and often.
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The DAILY mSSOULIAN
eoTAel,SAEp 1873
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1918.
GOOD WORK.

Citizens Of Missoula county
take off your hats and bonnet
TO one another! The Liberty loan
campaign in this county is at III
end. The allotment has been oN-
ersubscribed and we may now
rapidly turn to other war work
Of which there is enough to be
done.
We may we'll feel proud Of this
record breaking drive. Truly 1t
was q hurry-up job. Before the
end of the first days work, i'll a
campaign scheduled for a week,
there came an official telegram
that Missoula county's people had
over subscribed the loan and
could pull up and get busy some
where else.
1t is fine to think of this rush
of patriotism and the work ac-
complished in jig time. 1t proves
that our people are well into the
stride for winning the war, that
their spirit is high, and strong,
that there need be no fear Of their
hesitation in the future. Also 1t
shows that Liberty bonds are re-
garded as a sound and attractive
investment.
The allotment Of Missoula coun-
tn was 100000 and was over
subscribed by 100000 during
banking hours. This is q real
war pace, but let us not forget
that we are here to keep that pace
all along the line until the war
ends.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-16
MARRYING IN HASTE
NO LONGER POSSIBLE

Grctna Green, now synonymous with
a runaway marriage. is little village
IN Scotland not far from Carlisle, and
still closer to the boundary line of
England. Under the old Scottish law.
a couple might be married by simply
stating in the presence of witnesses
that they We're man and wife, A GER
tificate was given and the job was
done.
This easy route to matrimony made
Gretna Green the goal of many ardent
hearts, who found parental opposition
t. their marriage too strong on the
English side. The postchaise bearing
the lovers toward the border. while
father followed on behind, is a favorite
topic in fiction dealing with that
time. Father always lost.
Anyone could perform the ceremony,
the keeper of the tollga,e or the black
smith. The blacksmith usually Off
ciated. In 1856 a law was passed max
ing les days residence in Scotland
necessary before marrying there, so
Gretna Green became no longer at
tractiye to clippers. \ somewhat SIM
| liar law in Jersey a few years ago put
an end TO runaway marriages of New
Workers in Hoboken and other nearby
towns.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-16
SCOTCH THIS VIPER.

The finest definition of the Hun
along with the end to be attained,
was expressed by President Viii
son in one of his famous mes
sages.
1.-The German power said the
president, is a thing without
conscience, honor or capacity for
coyenanted peace and must be
crushed"
II is well 10 keep that thought
in mind, because it states the real
goal of this war, the German
power must he crushcd.' While
our allies are dying bravely by
the thousands to stop the last
rush Of the Huns, we must con-
slider our duty at home.
We know now that fighting
with arms is but one method of
German warfare. Russia was put
out of the game when the Rus
sian leaders We're corrupted and
the Russian people poisoned by
German propaganda. Italy's re-
sistance in the first stages, was
broken because the Italians. q
brave, fighting race, We're delud-
ed into thinking that the front
ranks Of the Germans We're their
friends. Much was lost before
they awakened to the destroying
influence of the German propa-
gandists. We know that the
same poison has been working ii
Finland, Sweden and in Holland
We know also that German.
started that war of contagion il
the United States many years ago
and that for almost four years j
l been working continually.
he highest duty Of oAirs govern
a Int and Of our people at thi
IA ne is to Kill this German wipe
(efcyer il shows lis head. Their,
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-16
AN OLD OFFENDER.

The petty crook may come, and
The petty crook may go, but the
bootlegger goes on forever.
He is as persistent in his per-
versity as the most hardened
pickpocket. He just can't help
wanting to see The easily led In
dian get skin full, get locked up
and get in trouble. And, incl
dcnlally, he doesn't at all mind
taking The profit in coin which
the rcdskin who knows what fire
water tastes like, is only too glad
to surrender for his pint Of booze.
In the session of The federal
court now in progress here there
are an even dozen Of criminal
cases. One Of these cases is that
Of an alleged Stacker, another is
for violation Of the law barring
shipment Of liquor into dry
state, which, in itself, is sort Of
upper-Class form of bootlegging,
The other tcn-you have guessed
it-charge that the arrested men
have imported liquor into the
Flathead Indian reservation.
in other words, more than 80
per cent Of the federal criminal
offenders on trial here are ac-
cuscd of the dstasteful business
Of further contributing to the de-
moralizatlon of The race which
once was probably the cleanest,
morally. in the world.
Not long ago, in the federal
court here, a prospective juror in
a bootlegging case was challenged
when, replying to the question of
the bootleggcr's lawyer. He said:
ave got to admit ! haven't
much use for bootlegger."
The opinion Of the juror, a well
known Missoula man, is surely
shared by respectable folks cv-
erywhcrc.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-16
The Gunner's Story
A Fighting Mans Plea for
the War Horse.

BY Lieutenant L. Fleming, British
4f.t Army.
When the shells are bursting round
Making craters in the ground
And the rifle fires something awful
cruel
(My Gaud it makes you tightly
An yer thinks of them poor souls ago.
ing 'ome,
When you ear the sergeant shout
Get y'r respirators out
Then you looks and sees a cloud of
something white.
The gas Is coming on
An yer knows before it's gone
That the 'orse wots with you now
won't DO by then;
Yer loves him like yer wife
Ar yer wants to save is life
But there amt no respirators, not for
them.
| was standing by is side
On the night my old 'orse died
An shan't forget is look towards the
last.
An is eyes was looking mad
An | seed that-'e-was dying-dying
fast.
An want to tell yer 'ow
| rs the 'orses wot gets us through.
| For they strains their blooming carts
out when they're pressed.
We was gallopn' like ell
When bullet its old Nell
cd see the blood astreaming down
/ 'er face.
| Ii 'ad got 'er in the cad.
| But she stuck TO it and led
| rtll we comes to Action righ."
An then she fell.
+ | 'adent time to chose
/ | 'ad to cut 'er loose
| For shed done all she cd afore a gun,
|. When I looks at 'er again
|. She was out of all her pain
| An 'opes her soul will rest for wot
i she done.
| II Ii 'adent been for Nell
| We should all have been in ell
], For we only got in action just in time.
+! Amt it once occurred to you
| Wot the 'orses here go through?
They clips to win our fight an does it
| fine.
When is blood is flowing 'ot
/ From a wound what 'e's just got
An is breath is coming ard an short
| an thin,
| f can see the men about
Getting water dealed out =
But not a drop is brought to comfort
| i'm;
| Tho is tongue is parehed and dry
! f can see the water by
| But is wounds are left to bleed
/ An e can't tell us is need
! So 'e's just got to bear is pain--an'
think.
There are eros big an small .ss
INT the biggest OF them all
IL the 'orse wot lays adying on the
ground,
An e's only fighting yours
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-16
FIRST STREET CARS ~. S

New York had the first street rail-
way in America, the horse car line on
Fourth avenue, opened in 1882. Twenty
Ilve years later road also operated
by horses was built between Boston and
Cambridge.
The line from Croydon to wands-
worth. England. completed in 1901,
was the first iron tramway in the
world, but it was not until 1870 that
a permanent street railway system was
established in London. Rails were laid
there In 1861. but the house of com
mons refused to authorize the opera :
ton of the line. so the tracks had "a
be removed.